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PAT# OfflCE
FEBRUARY IN RETROSPECT
Page
Pag*
Commercial
1
Financial Events
and
Cotton
—
Course of the
Stock Market
Dividend Declarations
—...
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers'
Foreign Affairs.. —
Foreign Exchange...
8
Iron and Steel Trade
Rubber
...12
...10
...
....
Textiles
...
QUOTATIONS
Pag*
Page
New York Curb
64
Exchange
Exchange..
Chicago Stock Exchange.
58
Exchange..........67
New York Stock
65
Detroit Stock Exchange
...
Angeles Stock Exchange
Exchange—Bonds
New York Stock
Cleveland Stock Exchange.
Los
44
Exchange
New York Produce
......62
Boston Stock
Exchange—Stocks....34
67
San Francisco Stock
......70
61
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange....
68
Exchange
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Page
Municipal Bonds—
Banks and Trust Companies—
— ——
—
Canadian
...
Exchange Seats—.
..104
..96
Domestic.
.116
Canadian
...
Public
...95
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
-.96
Railroad Bonds
Industrial Bonds
...86
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks—
...89
Real
Bonds
....
Investment
Trust Securities......
Joint Stock Land
Securities
Title
B.
DANA
Williau Street,
-.94
...
—
Guarantee and
Safe
..89
Deposit
—89
United States Territorial Bonds.
...89
nyca3?c±L
WILLIAM
..76
...
—
United States Government Securities ..95
Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks......
..72
Stocks
..115
—
..84
. —
—,
Estate Bonds.
Textile Stocks
...77
Bank—
—
Mill Stocks—see
..78
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks. -89
.116
Insurance Stocks
-.97
...
Utility Bonds
...88
—
Foreign Government
21
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
..66
INDEX TO GENERAL
Domestic
9
8
United States Treasury Financing. ...12
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Baltimore Stock
9
7
...15
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Petroleum and Its Products
9
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New Security Issues
4
....16
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Money Market
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Loans. 16
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DIRECTORS
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Edwin G.
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BANK>QUOTATION
RECORD
U.
RE<J.
8.
Copyright in 1935 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in office
as Second Class Matter, March 9 1928, at the Post Office
of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
the Act of March 3 1879.
at New York, N. Y., under
inter-State
Bank
Quotation Record
and
NO. 3
MARCH 8 1935
NEW YORK,
the Bank and Quotation
The subscription price to
Postage outside of United States extra.
Record is $10-00
sold
Single copies are
at $1.00 per copy.
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards &
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AND
FEBRUARY—COMMERCIAL
States
On Feb. 18 the Supreme Court, in a
contracts.
opinion, ruled that Congress
Federal
only
on
and private
five-to-four
had power to invalidate the
the case of
contracts but not in
in private
clause
gold
The majority and the minority agreed
obligations.
in
point, namely, that the gold clause repeal
one
way,
However, the
Government contracts was unconstitutional.
on
redress to the litigating contract-holders
no
that they had suffered no damage, and, this
the ground
being the case, the Court of Claims could not entertain
suits
Thus, since there is no
involving Government obligations.
practical effect of the majority's one agreement with the
Government's
the
minority,
dollar
was
materially com
Some hold that if at some future date
wide controversy.
the
victory
This decision has been the basis for
plete in all respects.
is revalued
to
a
less than when a citizen
purchased a Government security
containing the gold clause, he will be able to
possibility that
the
recover
On the other
proved difference under the majority opinion.
the realm of
(^llar occur, it is within
Congress might
pass a
statute
specifically prohibiting suits on this ground in the Court of
The Court's findings were given in five cases.
Claims.
of the majority, written
Harlen F. Stone,
A review is sought of the decision of
Circuit Court of Appeals, at Cincinnati, which
Sixth
the
Regarding the conclusions of the United
Appeals, the Cincinnati "Enquirer"
upheld the Act.
States Circuit Court of
12 said:
Feb.
of
.
clusions upholding the
and the New York
tice James Clark
Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium law
Butler,
Pierce
Willis
Van
Devanter
and
.'\-
Affecting
fare
was
favor
of
the New
in
electric
Federal
Deal"
on
raised by the
ment and as
same
power
with
competition
by
Deal, the latter did not
the
Courts.
Tennessee
On Feb.
were
22 the sale
Valley Authority
privately-owned utility
declared illegal by Judge W.
power
Feb.
covery
companies
in
I. Grubb in the Federal District
the ban should
and greater
Federal District Court of Delaware,
applied to companies not engaged in inter-State
merce, as
com¬
Congress had the power to regulate business of
production and demand get out of balance
supplies be needed.
Bill for Regulation
of Utility Holding Companies Introduced in
Would Eliminate Such Organizations
Congress—Measure
Within Five Years
Another
important
development
cluded the following:
during
the
month
in¬
On Feb. 6 a bill designed to control,
public utility holding companies
eventually eliminate,
introduced in the House of Representatives by Repre¬
sentative Rayburn.
of
The measure is said to have the support
Under the bill, holding companies
the Administration.
would be entirely abolished at
Federal Power Commission
regulate such companies
flood of
the end of five years.
The
is given extensive authority to
and to order them to dispose of
The bill has brought forth a
protests from utility security owners.
Senate Action on
declared unconstitutional and void by Judge
John P. Nields, in the
when
Under the
of hot or contra¬
it is described in the new law, is distinctly pro¬
with authority vested in the President to raise
it previously considered it possessed.
securities or to reorganize.
27, Section 7-A of the National Industrial Re¬
was
amend¬
giving back to the Government virtually the
was
Act (the collective bargaining section), the heart of
the Act,
objections
Supreme Court to the original "hot" oil
provisions of the bill inter-State shipment
Court in Birmingham, Ala.
On
bill passed by Congress
The measure is viewed as meeting the
Feb. 22.
"hot"
President
was
Program
three other matters which
District
in inter-State commerce by virtue of
and
Administration's "New
well in regard to
so
decided
of
in
Government again gained control of
Roosevelt's approval of the Connally
Associate Jus¬
Although the gold clause decision rendered by the Supreme
Court
oil shipments
McReynolds wrote the dissenting opinion
George Sutherland.
Decisions
Connolly Oil Control Bill ;
On Feb. 24 the
clause cases, those who concerred in his views
Justices
being
Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank, Louis¬
ville, Ky., against William Radford Sr., farmer, from the judgment of
District Judge Charles I. Dawson, Louisville, Ky., went on record as affirm¬
ing the constitutionality of the New Deal measure which amends the
National bankruptcy laws so as to permit the court to restrain foreclosure
and grant to farm owners five-year extensions during which they continue
to occupy the lands as tenants under rentals fixed by the Court and during
which they have the option of purchasing the lands at values fixed by
appraisement.
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band oil, as
State Milk Control law.
Circuit Court of Appeals, handing down
opinion in the appeal of the
its
hibited, but
Owen J. Roberts and Benjamin N. Cardoza,
moratorium for
Bankruptcy Act giving farmers a five-year
Justices Louis D. Brandeis,
it may be noted, joined in the majority con¬
all of whom,
in the gold
Those
Bank to pass upon the
paying off mortgages.
by Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes,
concurred in by Associate
were
Legislation
Frazier-Lemke amendment to the
constitutionality of the
purchasing power is much
hand, should a revaluation of the
-
States Supreme Court was asked
16 the United
by the Louisville Joint Stock Land
point where it can be shown
in the Court of Claims that its
injury to
that interference constitutes an
The Sixth District United States
majority offered
unconstitu¬
citizen to do business
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals at Cincinnati—
Supreme Court Asked to Pass on Validity of Act
On Feb.
Supreme
the Government
The decision involved the right of
abrogate gold clauses in Federal obligations
to
Government
Constitutionality of Frazier-Lemke Farm Moratorium
far-reaching de¬
the United
by
the
"Whenever
said:
own
U. 5.
down
of western
injunction against
coal code, Judge Charles I.
Upheld by
During February a most important and
handed
unconstitutional.
declared
were
property rights of the citizen."
FINANCIAL EVENTS
was
industry
tionally interferes with the right of a
the
Court.
coal
Administration
ruling was in behalf of 35 mine operators
in his
cision
Court in Louisville,
Congress to regulate wages in the
attempts by
bituminous
The
Dawson
New York.
William Street corner Spruce Street,
OF
,
,
Feb. 27, the Federal District
Ky., decided against the National Recovery
when
with its
representatives for collective bar¬
enforcement of the bituminous
Publishers,
WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY,
REVIEW
'
on
dismissed the Gov¬
restrain the Weirton
to
W. Va., from interference
selection of
gaining.
Again,
an
Kentucky, and in granting a temporary
Street.
CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La SaUe
injunction
of Weirton,
Co.,
employees'
code
$20 In other foreign countries.
a year.
suit for
Steel
companion publications
of the Commercial & Financial Chronicle, and is issued monthly.
Terms for the Chronicle are $15 per annum within the United States
and U. S. Possessions and Territories; $16.60 in Canada; $18.50 in South
and Central America (except Argentina), Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
The decision
only.
nature
ernment's
The Bank and Quotation Record is one of the
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PAT. OFFICE
Entered
VOL. 8
,
an
On
Feb.
McCarran
21 the
$4,880,000,000 Work Relief Bill
Senate adopted,
by 44 votes to 43, the
"prevailing wage" amendment
tration's $4,880,000,000 work
the bill has been at a
the bill of the
relief bill.
to the Adminis¬
Senate action on
standstill following the insertion in
McCarran amendment requiring payment of
prevailing wages on emergency public works and the adop-
m
REVIEW
MONTHLY
tion
22 of
Feb.
on
the McCarran
on
velt
bill
Glass
recommitted
was
administering the bill.
22
Feb.
on
motion
on
The
Senator
of
leader, at the request of Senator
Glass, who warned that the President would veto the meas¬
ure if the amendment were made a part of the bill.
The
motion to recommit was adopted without a roll call.
The
Robinson, the Democratic
Senate
Feb. 25, and on
adjourned on Feb. 22 until Monday,
chairman of the Appropriations Com¬
Feb. 26 Senator Glass,
said he was "ready to proceed
mittee, is reported to have
time," but suggested that nothingg would be. done at
until President Roosevelt returned to the Capital the
Wagner Introducee Labor Dieputee Bill—Would
Senator
The President, who had been at his
ington
on
home for five days, returned to Wash¬
Senator Wagner,
insist
to
some
Senator McCarran
•
proposed a
amendment to permit the President to regulate hours
wage
the
so
On March 1
modification of his prevailing
President.
amendment, was laid before the
ran
private pay scale could be adhered to without ad¬
ditional
leaders rejected the
Senate Administration
cost;
aftermath of the decision of the United
On Feb. 18, as an
Court in the gold clause cases, a move to
the value of the dollar through the issuance of
States Supreme
decrease
(Democrat) of
made by Senator Thomas
silver money was
Oklahoma, through an amendment proposed to the $4,880,-
circulation, thereby making it possible for the people to
for
funds
secure
of taxes necessary to balance
payment
budget and to meet the interest and principal of
the
the
by the appropriation made in
made necessary
bonds
Sec¬
tion 1 of this Act."
The
Feb.
bill
before
placed
was
by the House
on
The bill was passed
Coincident with the submission
Jan. 24.
on
Senate
the
of action by the Senate
14, following the completion
Appropriations Committee on the bill.
of the
to the House on Feb. 14 announcement was
measure
made by Secretary
of Commerce Roper, after a conference
with President Roosevelt, of the appointment
of business men, under the
of
committee
a
headship of General Robert E.
Wood, President of Sears, Roebuck & Co., which it is under¬
stood will advise the President
V'
.
Three major
measure
on
allocating the work relief
; <y:
■
■
amendments in the bill
Feb.
on
a
the
made as
Senate Appropria¬
7, despite the opposition of Com¬
mittee members supporting the President
by
The Committee
vote of 12 to 8 approved an amendment sponsored by
the American Federation of Labor requiring that the secur¬
The
proposed by the President be abandoned
favor
prevailing
of
the
a
provision requiring the employment
contractors
work
all
on
projects
ment that wherever
giving
on
members
the
condemnation
restored to
right to
on
bill
the
property
Administration
The
the bill
section
a
real
acquire
proceedings.
on
Feb. 11 when
Committee voted 14 to 9 to reconsider the
"prevailing
v:-K"'■}!'
wage" amendment.
At the Appropriations Committee hearing, on Feb. 6, only
the
$4,880,000,000 work bill
a
Adams of Colorado offered
effected this
recorded
a
change, but
an
$2,880,000,000 dole.
amendment that would have
the roll call
on
Senator
vote there was
10-to-10 tie, and the proposal was defeated.
As to the later action
by the Sbnate Committee,
a
Wash¬
The Administration
the
McCarran
amendment
forces
vote
of
under
tended
14
the
intended
to
Richard
to
bill,
won
a
to
9.
as
B.
This
cut
the
total
of
the
not
diown
Russell,
Democrat,
amendment
did the original
mollify organized labor,
to the prevailing wage level.
of Georgia,
authorizes
measure,
that if
the
prohibit
employer from interfering with or domi¬
an
operation of a union, thus outlawing company
Section 7-A.
unfair labor practices and gives the NLRB power to prevent any
formation
It cites
or
Orders of the Board would be enforceable
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from engaging in them.
through United States courts.
.
Opposition to the "National Labor Relations Act" intro¬
Wagner has been voiced by the National
duced by Senator
Feb.
24,
said
like
that
the
was
wages
a
fixed
adopted
to
fix
by
as
predecessor
its
(introduced
are
a
in¬
found to
compromise it does
wage.
last
It would outlaw the
ignores that of the union.
union, which is just,
dominated
union-dominated company, which is
Social Security
company-
but would encourage the
unjust."
Bill Before House Committee
On Feb. 25 the House Ways and Means Committee, which
has been considering
to
the Social Security bill, tentatively voted
adopt amendments proposed on Feb. 5 by Secretary Mor-
genthau that would fix a payroll tax for financing the old age
security
program
at 2% with provision for a gradual increase
within
12
intervals to
maximum of 6%
a
In noting the action of the committee
years.
advices from Washington to the New
York "Times" said:
The President's Committee on Economic Security had recommended an
initial payroll tax of 1%,
with provision that it reach 5% at the end of
20 years by being stepped up 1 % during each
This committee estimated the collections
succeeding 5-year period.
from
a
1 % tax at about $500,-
000,000 annually based on present business conditions, and agreed that this
Later, it is understood, the
about ail business could bear at present.
was
President's committee let it be known to the Ways and Means Committee
that it would not be opposed to a
higher tax.
Regarding the further action of the Committee on Feb. 25
"Times"
stated:
casual laborers from the unemployment
and so-called
compensation and old age security
provisions of the Wagner-Lewis-Doughton bill, which would carry out
Administration's program.
Another change tentatively
vide
that
Social
the
instead of
a
voted by the Committee today was te pro¬
Insurance Board should be an independent agency
provided for in the bill as
bureaucratic control of State un¬
part of the Labor Department as
It also moved to prevent
introduced.
power over
the
...
by depriving the Social Insurance Board
of veto
personnel of their administrative boards.
Specifically, the committee struck out of the bill a provision requiring
administrative boards to be nonpartisan in their make-up.
The
State
contained a merit clause for State personnel.
stricken provision also
strengthened payroll
compensation features
but removed clauses that would make the amount of the
During previous executive sessions the committee
tax
provisions
as
of the program,
they applied to the unemployment
initial tax conditional upon business
were
conditions.
to the effect that the amount
until 1938 unless between 1936 and the
index number of business activity should reach
provide
an
85.
initial 1% tax beginning in January,
additional 1% up to 3% to
At the
-
of the tax was not to exceed 1 %
former date, the Federal Reserve
same
This was changed to
1936, and to increase an
be applicable in 1938.
provisions which would have
time the committee struck out
permitted employers with plant reserve
funds and other devices for stabiliz¬
would be
The original bill
minimum of 1.3%
ing their employment to pay a lower tax for the State system than
on
employers not maintaining plant systems.
would permit a lowering
of the payroll tax from 3% to a
stabilized employment.
in the form of "credit allowances" to plants with
this would discriminate
The members of the committee felt, however, that
against the small employer, who might be unable to set up
funds and destroy the uniformity
3% levy.
such reserve
otherwise characteristic of the Federal
-V;
The Committee earlier in the month made various other
changes in the bill.
Hearings
State
Industry
were
Commerce
formulated
Consideration of Guffey Bill to Classify
as
Public
begun on
Subcommittee
as
a
Utility
Feb. 19 before a Senate inter-
measure
on
the
Guffey
bill,
which
to "save" the bituminous coal
a
wages
provision,
James
the bill "emphasizes coercion by the employer and
year)
was
locality, they shall be brought
While intended
counsel,
statement issued at Washington on
in a
who,
Emery,
through its
Manufacturers,
of
Association
Coal
$2,880,000,000,
President
but contains
satisfy the outright advocates of the prevailing
to
con¬
and assuring enforcement of
person
A substitute for the McCarran amendment, offered
be adversely affecting prevailing wages in a
up
bill
of negotiating the terms and
purpose
employment."
The measure would
nating the
unions
i
The bill
eelf-organization and designation of representa¬
choosing for the
victory in the Committee by defeating
prevailing wage amendment and also defeating the Adams
chiefly for direct relief.
by Senator
his
of
ditions
Labor Relations Board
bargaining" and protection to "the exercise by the worker of
Senate Committee Begins
ington account, Feb. 13, to the "Herald Tribune" stated:
last
set up
the settlement of labor disputes.
to supervise
freedom of association,
full
imposed
single vote prevented the Committee from substituting for
a
board
policy of the United States to be encouragement of "the practice
tives of his own
These
Feb. 7
regained part of its lost ground
the
state¬
a
'
President
the
through
inserted
possible the facilities of private enter¬
prise shall be used.
The Committee
of private
10% of the
where more than
is performed by skilled labor, and
in
also
The Committee
rate.
wage
does not have Administration
set up a permanent National
bill would
new
three
of
employment systems
ity payments
adopted
measure
temporary labor relations
The Committee also voted to exempt farmers, domestics
were
under consideration by the
was
tions Committee
the
of its ina¬
bility to enforce its decisions."
He proposed to make the board permanent,
with unquestionable powers to settle labor disputes.
the
fund.
similar bill at the last session, intends
a
The
in the tax during three-year
relief
work
on
spring "is gradually but surely losing its effectiveness because
to the bill, "providing a plan to place money
second part
a
in
said
Wagner
Senator Thomas proposed to add
000,000 work relief bill.
who fought for
decisive action.
upon
Senator
A.
proposal.
of New "York introduced
United Press accounts from
support.
Feb. 28, at which time a compromise proposal on
provisions of the bill worked out, it is stated, by
Democratic Senators who helped to adopt the McCar¬
the wage
of
legislation:
proposed
of collective
part of the week.
Outlaw
Association
Washington, Feb. 21, had the following to say regarding the
least
Park (N. Y.)
(Democrat)
Senator Wagner
Feb. 21 his labor disputes bill.
declares the
latter
National
by
Manufacturers
at any
feyde
Uniont—Opposed
Company
vote
that existing
asserting
read,
was
would be protected in
wages
Just before the
Committee.
amendment, a letter from President Roose¬
Senator
to
recommit the bill to the
motion to
a
Appropriations
Senate
industry by fixing prices and allocating production.
cates
of
the
bill
at
the
initial
hearing
included
Advo¬
Senator
Guffey of Pennsylvania and representatives of the United
Mine Workers of America.
described
in
some
quarters
Although the measure had been
as
possessing
Administration
this
at
change
time
regulation.
methods of
other
to
the coal industry as
bill would classify
Guffey's
Senator
of the
and saw no reason
the bituminous coal industry,
code for
a
the operation
Feb. 13 that he was satisfied with
to
conference
President Roosevelt said at his press
backing,
on
direct Federal
public utility and would bring it under more
supervision.
1% obligatory stock subscription of total deposits with
bility for
be fixed for mutual savings banks.
may
At his press con¬
Feb. 6, President Roosevelt is
reported as having
ference,
on
described
the
Effective
Cuts
of
bill
Federal Govern¬
he had
time a formal state¬
providing the restoration of full pay to all
ment
April 1 instead of July 1, as
employees on
At the same
previously recommended.
issued
ment
a
result of the passage
Congress, as
House said that
White
the
at
legis¬
abolition
of the measure, must also pass
$16,000,000 involved through the
lation to raise the
this sum was
not contained in the budget estimates and said that "con¬
sideration should properly be given to methods by which
The President pointed out that
of pay cuts.
regular
appropriations which tend to throw the
other new
The
This statement was interpreted
as indicating that Mr. Roosevelt would insist upon additional
taxes to finance any, expenditures above those which he
budget out of balance."
old
recommended to Congress.
determines Federal Reserve bank
participation in the Government bond market, would be scrapped.
In its place would be substituted a new committee, consisting of the
Governor of the Board, two Board members, and two Governors of Reserve
banks elected annually by the Governors themselves.
Another suggested change would give the Board power of approval over
the Governors of the 12 banks before they can be elected, a power hereto¬
fore
lacking.
bill
The
tained by
These
Hour Week bill have continued to be
30-
received by the Senate
Judiciary Committee, after a subcommittee of that group
Proponents
Feb. 16 concluded hearings on the measure.
on
would
the
abolish
Federal Reserve Agent,
of
position
main¬
that of Governor.
are now appointed by the Board here and act as Chairmen
of the various banks.
Appointments would be made annually
each of the banks, and combine this office with
agents
of the boards
by the directors.
•
Committee
Feb. 21, with Leo T. Crowley,
the first witness.
Among his
Hearings by the House Banking and Currency
the bill
on
Chairman
begun on
were
of the
FDIC,
recommendations
the
That
of
Mr.
as
Crowley
urged:
the
,yv
:
the specific power to refuse the admission
fund where such admission would weaken
"be granted
FDIC
•
be made per¬
deposit insurance of $5,000
maximum
present
/.
into the insurance
banks
new
banks' actual solvency.
Reserve member banks
be extended until July 1936 and permitted
"whenever such action will
avert an impending loss and facilitate a merger of consolidation."
That banks which do not belong to the Federal Reserve System be given
the
provisions of the pending Black
the
Reserve banks themselves name
12
the
Policy Committee, which
Market
That
Week Bill—
Ends Hearings on Black 30-Hour
ContinuediProtests Against Measure
Protests against the
would bestow on the Board virtually
manent.
Senat ^Committee
Feb. 4,
policies of the nation.
the credit
having
of
system
short,
In
proposed measure,
Open
meet this and any
Government revenues can be increased to
outline the general
As to the proposed legisla¬
:
complete supervision of
The
the deficiency
intended to
as
tion, Associated Press accounts from Washington,
April 1
President Roosevelt on Feb. 13 signed
bill
new
objectives of the Administration.
Level as
of Federal Employees Ren tor ed to Pre-Depression
Roosevelt
Signs Deficiency Bill—End
President
lia¬
A lower rate
thereafter.
repeated assessments
said, in part
Pay
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Mae., 1935]
a
regardless of the
banking system"
the
That
right
buy assete of closed Federal
right to
withdraw
to
deposit
the
from
be
given
fund upon
insurance
"adequate
notice."
and
eight days in
their arguments, but Chairman Neely of
opponents of the bill were each given
which
to
present
had asked permission to testify.
persons
.'-v..
v.
Feb. 17
Committee, in which it contended that the
Gov¬
cripple industry and would injure both
*
••:
on
Feb. 11, without a
izing agricultural credit activities.
ernment order would
to the House.
President Roosevelt Signs
—New
it
Bill Amending Second Liberty Bond Act
Treasury's
Power—Provides for Issuance of "Baby Bonds" 1
Legislation Increases to $45,000,000,000 the
Borrowing
bill increasing
Feb. 4 President Roosevelt signed the
On
The bill
$45,000,000,000 the Treasury's borrowing power.
to
passed the House on Jan. 25 and the Senate on Jan.
is
Provision
in
made
the
newly-enacted
for
measure
30.
the
issuance, through the postal service or otherwise, of so-called
bonds"—to
"baby
be
known
"United
as
Bonds"—to be issued in denominations as low as
be sold
on
$25 and to
President Roosevelt was the
discount basis.
a
Savings
States
on
first
purchaser of the new type of bonds with the offering
Time
March 1.
from
4%% ty
Extended for
Collateral for Federal Reserve Notes
as
Years—Proclamation Issued by President Roosevelt
Two
offered by Senator Wheeler,
In
proclamation issued by President Roosevelt
a
14
and
made
public Feb. 16), the time within which
Federal Reserve banks may use Government
lateral
two
for
counts
His
from
notes
has
Washington, Feb.
requirement that all Federal Reserve
bonds
as
for
Roosevelt
did not affect the
notes must be supported by a 40%
must hold at last
The
in the Treasury.
The Presidential proclamation extends until March 3 1937
paper
The
employed
the everyday money
demanded
situation
as
emergency
collateral
,left the Treasury ip
withdrawals
of
a
Federal
for
Reserve
notes—the
supply—dwindled to a vanishing point.
the use of more gold as collateral.
At
one
precarious position in the face of heavy European
the metal.
Administration's
"Banking
Act
of
Federal
Reserve
1935"—Proposals
Would
ministration's
amend
the
"Banking
Act
Corporation;
on
than at present would be conferred on the
Board
in proposals
Act
of
embodied in the Ad¬
1935."
governing the Federal
which
would
Deposit
the provisions of the bill were
also
Insurance
made public
Feb. 4.
The
this effect to
letter to
bers of the FDIC by setting a maximum limit of
primarily for drought relief they "should
were
therefore be defrayed
from the general appropriation
for
purposes."
Senate Passes Resolution Calling for Investigation by FCC of
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and Other Companies
resolution calling upon the
Federal Communications Commission to
investigate and re¬
& Telegraph Co. and on
companies engaged directly or indirectly in tele¬
port on the American Telephone
all
other
companies
related
to
any
was
approved
on
Feb.
12
assessment
A similar resolu¬
Feb. 7 by the House Committee on
The resolution passed by the Senate
Interstate Commerce.
on
including all
of these companies through a
holding company structure, or otherwise.
authorizes the appropriation
of $75,000 to the
FCC to conduct the investigation.
U.
S. Senate Adopts
Resolution Authorizing FTC to Investigate
Costs of Producing
A
and Distributing Foods to Consumers
joint resolution authorizing the Federal Trade
sion to investigate the
foods
to consumers
The resolution,
was
passed by the Senate on Feb. 25.
introduced by Senator Wheeler of Montana,
—Urges
conduct the investigation.
Modification
of
Extend NRA for Two Years
Law
Present
President Roosevelt, in a special message to
Feb.
Commis¬
costs of producing and distributing
appropriates $150,000 to
mem¬
1% of total deposits to replace the present
The Presi¬
Speaker Byrns of the
Representatives, in which he suggested that since
funds
President Roosevelt Asks Congress to
proposed measure fixed a definite liability for
of one-twelfth of
a
House of
relief
Washington,
Roosevelt asked that the funds be taken
pending $4,880,000,000 work relief bill.
sent
dent
In signing the
said Associated Press advices from
Feb. 20, President
Broaden Powers of Federal Reserve Board—FDIC Amendments
Wider powers
storm-stricken areas, was
signed on Feb. 20 by President Roosevelt
tion
72% of the nation's gold supply
time Reserve note issues tied up as much as
and
an
forced in the early days of 1933 when the short-term commercial
ordinarily
bulk of
bill, providing $60,000,000 to be
seed loan
so-called
loaned to farmers in drought- and
phone communication in inter-State commerce,
representing metal actually deposited
remedy
Seed Loan Bill—Provides $60,000,000
and Storm Stricken Areas
Signs
for Loans to Farmers in Drought
The Senate on Feb. 12 passed a
14,
Since nationalization of gold this has meant reserve banks
40% of the value of their note issues in gold certificates
gold reserve.
had previously been adopted by
vote of 39 to 33, but a motion to
a
col¬
extended
16, said:
dated Feb.
proclamation,
been
Associated Press ac¬
until March 3 1937.
President's)
(the
Reserve
Federal
years—or
(dated
by
by Federal agencies
The amendment, which was
reconsider made at that time was granted.
President
the
Feb.
3%%, until 1938.
the Senate on Feb. 8
the bill, amended
43 to 39, to provide for a reduction
of interest rates on farm mortgage loans
from the
Which Federal Reserve Banks May Use Government
Within
Bonds
on
and liberal¬
The measure was sent
The Senate, before passing
Feb. 12, by a vote of
measure,
of the initial issue
JJ4%
record vote, passed the
Administration's Farm Credit bill, co-ordinating
arbitrary establishment of a 30-hour working week by
employers and employees.
banks.
Bill—Amended to Reduce Interest on
Mortgage Loans from 4)4% to
The Senate
of any
••
periodic statements of conditions be required of all
That
public the text of a brief which it had submitted to the
Senate Judiciary
v...'",.
the right to terminate the insurance
Senate Passes Farm Credit
Consumers' Goods Industries Committee on
The
made
FDIC
'
bank.
100 additional
the Committee said on Feb. 16 that more than
the
That
20, urged the passage
Congress on
of legislation to extend for a
MONTHLY
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%
character of the
of employees.
made in
the opportunities and assurances of collective bargaining
between employers and employees."
He also declared that
the Government has been developing new safeguards for
small enterprises and has given "representation and con¬
sideration to the problems of the consuming public."
of millions
hours
working
lowering
and
had
fair competition for the cigarette, snuff,
chewing and smoking tobacco industry.
It was added at
the White House that the code had been sent to the National
Industrial Recovery Board, together with a letter from the
President directing a further investigation into working
conditions and wages in the industry.
This action of the
signed a code of
He also asserted that it has eliminated
and the sweatshop, while increasing wage rates
said, "a great advance has been
Under the law, he
Conditions
Roosevelt on Feb. 10 announced that he
President
4,000,000 persons.
child labor
•
Signs Code for Tobacco Industry—Pact
and Wages—President Orders Further Study
Hours
Covers
of Working
Roosevelt credited it with a great
re-employment to approximately
furnishing
in
influence
declining to contribute assessments.
Roosevelt
President
organization in 1933, Mr.
and refused to join in the formulation of a
sold code prices
code, also
accomplishments of the NRA since its
admitted he under¬
attacked this clause, and
had
Mr.
together with the price-fixing clause.
State Act
Dusha
Common Pleas Court,
(Ohio)
County
Lucas
NRA.
reviewing the
In
of Judge Stahl of the
who upheld
The decision reversed that
curred.
the
Judges Richards and Lloyd con¬
S. Richards.
Silas
and
life of the National Recovery Admin¬
istration, which will otherwise automatically expire on
June 16 next.
The fundamental purposes and principles of
the law creating the NRA are sound and to abandon them
would be "unthinkable," and would "spell the return of
industrial and labor chaos," the President said, although
at the same time he recommended certain changes in the
period of two years the
President placed
under a code one of the few large indus¬
had had no pact.
tries which
The code, which is devoted
of pay and hours of
basic 40-hour week, a maximum eighthour day, and minimum wages ranging from 25c. to 40c. an
hour.
Proficient workers in the cigarette industry are to
principally to specifications of rates
labor, establishes a
Committee, Headed
Finance
Be Conducted by
Investigation of NRA—Inquiry to
Senate Votes
by Senator Harrison, New Deal
Leader
The Senate
on
Feb. 28 adopted the Nye-McCarran
resolu¬
of alleged charges of injust¬
ices, oppression, etc., in the administration of NRA codes,
after amending it so as to provide that the inquiry be con¬
ducted by the Finance Committee, headed by Senator Harri¬
son, of Mississippi.
As introduced the resolution called for
the investigation by the Senate Commerce Committee of
which Senator Nye (of North Dakota) is a member.
tion, calling for an investigation
Employees and Realty Interests Sign
1930—Federal Mediation Ended Dispute
York Building Service
Neu)
Truce, Effective Until
Final settlement of the labor disputes
The new
wage
by building service employees
representatives of real estate interests signed an agreement
to be effective until Jan. 1 1936.
The truce was concluded
Service
Employees' Union, and Walter Gordon Merritt, representing
the realty owners.
It provides that former Justice Jeremiah
;\T. Mahoney, Chairman of the Regional Labor Board, shall
by
as
C. Maguire, counsel for the Building
Edward
act
arbiter in any disputes
in which the
The compromise settle¬
provided that workers should receive a $2 increase
ment also
and
which arise during the period
agreement is effective.
The agreement affects about 600 buildings
in weekly wages.
18,000 to 20,000 elevator operators and other
in the midtown
workers
service
Held Invalid by State Supreme Court
Justice
.
The New York State Recovery Act was
Feb.
President
"a study of conditions in the
ordered
Court
The Court decided
Steinbrink of Brooklyn.
Legislature in passing the bill had virtually sur¬
that the
rendered its sovereign legislative power to
istrative authorities, and in so
the extent
mine
re-employment and increased purchasing
toward
power."
International Currency Developments
for
Not
been
a
has the international currency
year
and unsatisfactory as it was
nebulous
so
part of February.
latter
doing ignored constitutional
Recovery
officials
designed to prevent this evil.
Administration,
were
Feb.
2,
that
not disturbed by the decision,
"stands
tended
said,
alone
against
The ruling was issued in a
higher jurisdic¬
suit brought by members
of the Allied Motion Picture Operators
Parkside Ridge Amusements, Inc.,
which she con¬
overwhelming weight of
an
contrary authority in courts of equal and
tion."
State NRA
Union against the
operators of three Brook¬
The union members sought the
lyn motion picture theaters.
reinstatement of seven discharged union operators
recovery
and the
Justice Steinbrink, in decid¬
of money damages.
ing in their favor, overruled the defense plea invoking the
State Recovery Act.
Ohio
Legislative
Power
as
Unwarranted Delegation of
Officer
Administrative
Act, modeled after the National In¬
The Ohio Recovery
dustrial
to
Recovery Act,
was
declared invalid Jan. 28 in a
ruling issued by the State Court of Appeals at Toledo in the
of
Toledo
the
State
operating
against Edward
as
Dusha,
the City Coal Co.
coal dealer
of
The opinion said
that the State Act was an unwarranted delegation of
legis-
administrative officer, and in this respect
Court's finding was remarkably similar to that of a
lative power to an
New York court incident to the Recovery Act of that
The opinion
State.
of the Ohio Cburt of Appeals was written by
Judicial
District, sitting at Toledo with Judges Harry W. Lloyd
Judge
Phil
M.
Crow
.
of
Kenton,
There were no constructive devel¬
month, but rather a deepening of
the apprehensions regarding a possible monetary conflict
in which all the chief units would be engaged.
Exchanges
were held fairly steady during the early part of the month,
through liberal use of the American stabilization
Cburt decision on the gold
largely
Just before the Supreme
fund.
suits
clause
active
in
been
of the
Third
Feb.
announced,
was
18,
Secretary
the
of
Jr. indicated the fund had
and would remain so with a view to
Henry Morgenthau
Treasury
use
This statement was
stable.
movements of capital over inter¬
preceding the
boundaries,
national
opinion, which really
though it called the gold
clause abrogation resolution of June 5 1933 unconstitutional
in so far as it applies to United States Government obliga¬
tions.
When the opinion was rendered, further interven¬
upheld the Administration, even
tion
ment of the British
London
the
last month, a steady downward move¬
Gold and silver quotations
auction markets advanced correspondingly.
gold units.
That these tendencies were
ties is
the
normal
seasonal
matter introduces
end of
with
was
warranted, in the light of
of
sterling,
and the whole
pointedly the question as to British cur¬
the month far under
the
States
United
weak in relation
belgas.
strength
Sterling was permitted to drop by the
the nominal parity of $4.8665
intentions.
rency
sought by the British authori¬
conclusion that seems
a
dol¬
pound sterling in terms both of the
lar and the European
in
diminished.
by tlie fund probably was
There followed, late
dollar, and
to French and
it was likewise very
Swiss francs, guilders and
Neville Chamberlain
Chancellor of the Exchequer
interpellated in
the House of Commons, on Feb. 28,
he replied that sta¬
regarding stabilization possibilities, but
bilization
Recovery Act Held Invalid
position
during the
opments whatever, last
Federal admin¬
Mrs. Anna M.
Rosenberg, New York Compliance Director of the National
provisions
the
industry
of labor of employees to deter¬
of the contribution made by the industry
relating to wages and hours
-
declared invalid,
1, in a ruling handed down by State Supreme
Justice Meier
1
40%
of unskilled workmen over the present
keeping the American dollar
New York area.
New York State Recovery Act
case
Recovery
increase of 20% to
level,
said to be about 15% above that prior to August 1933, wh«n
the modified President's re-employment agreement became
effective.
In his Executive Order approving the code, the
in the earnings
occasioned by the heavy
,
^
in New York City
union officials and
of 30c. an hour.
rates, according to the National
Administration, should result in an
which resulted from
believed assured on Feb. 28, when
demands
was
receive minimum wages
is
not
likely to be contemplated by tlie British
authorities for several years.
It is now a question whether
the London
Government intends to permit sterling to
to the
or
$4.50
drop
$4.00 level which many observers long have
predicted as the logical figure for British trade purposes.
If any such
recession takes place, it will also introduce the
problem of the American possibilities of reduction of
dollar to 50% of its erstwhile value,
the Continental gold
These problems
units can only be conjectured.
probably were foreseen by the Governors
of the
leading European central banks, who
Basle,
Feb. 10 and 11, for the usual
assembled at
monthly meeting of
the Bank for International Settlements.
center indicated that the deliberations
tinged
the
while the effect upon
Reports from that
of the bankers were
darkly with pessimism regarding the international
MONTHLY
Mar., 1935]
currency
and trade outlook.
employment situation in almost
much
to
in the
all European countries die
A turn for the worse
the pessimism,
occasion
tainty was paramount.
but the monetary uncer¬
been for some time," the
than they have
"The prevailing
"Times" remarked.
of the New York
edge
Basle correspondent
"Nerves seemed to be more on
pessi¬
concrete than to
nerves
that are getting ragged from accumulating strain,
discouragement and doubt."
It was indicated unofficially
that problems of monetary stabilization again were debated
by the bankers who comprise the directorate of the Bank
for International Settlements, but no progress whatever was
said to be discernible in this connection.
The British attiture was said to be unchanged, with London still insisting
mism
that
due far less to anything
appears
the French
dollar
franc must come down or
upward before any degree
be revalued
upward is now
of genuine
revaluation
definitely ruled out as a possibility by the
opinion, it seems a logical assumption that
anticipated.
stability can be
Supreme Court
the American
the decline of the
Since American
British currency unit in
the foreign ex¬
in February represents a British meas¬
adjustments in accordance with the views
change markets late
force
to
ure
known
to be
held in London.
international currency stabil¬
made in February
Signatures were
attached in Washington, on Feb. 2, to a new reciprocal trade
accord between Brazil and the United
States, and this
agreement was followed on Feb. 27 by the conclusion of a
similar accord between Belgium and the United States.
Both pacts were arranged under the reciprocal tariff bar¬
gaining powers granted President Roosevelt by Congress
ity
not brilliant, some progress was
are
expansion of international
toward
trade.
that character was
achieved in that agree¬
ment heightened interest in the 12 to 15 additional pacts
under negotiation.
The arrangement with Brazil calls for
tariff concessions of considerable importance on both sides,
Brazil receiving the benefit of lowered duties on its mineral
and agricultural products, while the United States receives
In turn a long list of concessions on manufactured products.
The treaty with Belgium, less sweeping in scope, was sig¬
nalized by an exchange of letters.
It aroused even more
interest than did the arrangement with Brazil, as Belgium
last
summer.
The
first
treaty
of
arranged with Cuba, and the success
goods which compete to no sm^il
degree in the world markets with American products. Both
countries, in this instance, made concessions in order to
stimulate the exchange of the manufactures of the other.
The terms of the Brazilian treaty hardly were made
known when Secretary of State Cordell Hull announced,
produces manufactured
on
Feb. 3, a new
departure in the tariff procedure of the
It was indicated that an official
United States Government.
"blacklist"
in
States
tariff
of countries
trade
discriminating against the United
matters
is
it is added, exchange
ance
In
under
preparation, and that
reciprocal treaties
concessions contained in the new
sufficient amounts
will be reserved in
dollar bonds in accord¬
with the Aranha agreement of last February.
an
official summary of the tariff agreement with
to continue the
servicing of Brazilian
Brazil, issued by the State Department,
it is noted that the
principle of unconditional mostfavored-nation treatment and on the consequent assumption
that the concessions which each country grants to the prod¬
pact
the
based upon
is
ucts of the other
will, as a general
rule, in the absence of
like products of other
expressed his personal
special consideration, be extended to
Secretary of State Hull
countries.
break in the log-;:
restrictions, such as
import licenses, trade controls, special arrangements
gratification
over
what he called "the first
jaih of international trade created by
quotas,
and
countries,
in
that completion may
cases
some
"Having once started
soon.
medieval mercantilism which
of
a new
Agree¬
15 other
throttling
and the negotiations
remarked,
he
advanced
devices."
in the making with
other
numberless
almost
ments of a similar nature are
on
was
are so far
be expected
the road away from the;
strangling the commerce
rapid and the
The
declared that the agreement was designed
world, progress should now be more
movement
should
State Department
gain momentum," Mr.
rather to facilitate an increase in
Trade Agreements
Although the prospects for
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to divert trade away
the conclusion of the
Hull added.
international trade than
from other countries.
In Brazil, also,
according to
pact caused satisfaction,
dispatches from Rio de Janeiro.
made
reductions by the United,
States ranging from 16% to 50% on 47 products, including
cement, glass sand, plate glass, low-priced iron and steel
products, imitation Oriental rugs, photographic films, cord¬
age, &c.
The United States, in turn, received concessions
on 45 items of tariff rates and quotas, the import duties
with Belgium, on which the terms were
The treaty
public Feb. 27, provides for tariff
being "frozen" in some instances
in
others.
Among the
while quotas are increased
principal concessions made to the
United States are rate reductions on
automobiles and spare
radios, meat and agricultural
products. This treaty is of the unconditional most-favorednation type and the tariff concessions made by the United
States will extend automatically to all other countries not
parts, calculating machines,
practicing discrimination against the
reservation is n^ide,
can
if an
be withdrawn
"low-cost"
or
The
unexpected influx of goods from
countries should develop.
modification
United States.
however, that each and any concession
It also provides for
termination of the pact in the event of wide
variations in exchange rates.
Gold Payment
In obvious
Contract with Panama
disregard of its contractual obligations, the
United States Government on
Government of Panama a
to settle accounts
Feb. 26 again tendered the
check for $250,000 in an endeavor
arising under the Treaty of 1904, which
calls for the payment
of this sum in gold coin for annual
The check for present devalued
rental of the Panama Canal.
dollars
was
New York,
sent by
the Treasury to Sullivan & Cromwell, of
fiscal agents for Panama, and that firm promptly
such countries, notwithstanding rejected the payment under instructions from Dr. Ricardo J.
Soviet Russia,
Alfaro, the Panamanian Minister to Washington.
One year
it was stated, would not receive the benefit of a 50% reduc¬
earlier exactly the same procedure was adopted and the
tion in the manganese ore tariff.
This step was taken,
problem since has been under diplomatic negotiation.
The
presumably, because of the fruitless termination of the action of the Panamanian Government is more disinterested
Russian-American debt conversations late in January.
Sec¬
than would appear on the surface, since it was declared
retary Hull explained on Feb. 4 that the new policy is one
officially when the first check was rejected that the additional
of indirect pressure on foreign governments with a view
current dollars obviously due that country under the treaty
to obtaining equal treatment.
Such pressure would be
would be applied in servicing Panamanian bonds held in
exerted in two ways, it was said.
The United States, will
the United States.
refuse to negotiate special tariff pacts with countries exer¬
All responsible circles in this country have deeply deplored
cising discrimination against us, and will also refuse to
the action of the United States Government in this matter,
generalize tariff concessions in such instances.
as the treaty with Panama provides for the only external
In concluding the Brazilian treaty, coffee played no role,
obligation of this Government payable in gold.
The
as that product already was on the free list of the United
Supreme Court opinions of Feb. 18, both of the majority
States tariff schedule.
The American tariff concessions
and the minority of the Court, held unconstitutional the gold
thus are confined to 50% reductions in existing rates on
clause abrogation resolution of Congress, in so far as it
manganese ore, Brazil nuts, castor beans, copaiba balsam,
processed ipecac and processed mate.
Brazilian import applies to United States Government obligations, and it is
thus plain that the tender of a check for $250,000 is a gross
duties are to be cut from 20% to 60% on a long list of
and unjustified violation of a contractual obligation.
It is
American products, such as automobiles and parts, tires,
also a violation of a treaty obligation and the significance of
radio
apparatus, paints and varnishes, soap, oilcloths,
the action is hardly to be over-estimated when it is con¬
linoleum, leather, steel furniture, gasoline pumps, cement,
sidered that the United States now is placing so much stress
canned goods, oatmeal, powdered milk and chewing gum.
might not be extended to
the existence of
most-favored-nation pacts.
is made that
exchange will be made available gradually for payment of
currently deferred commercial balances, while sufficient
exchange is to be provided for payment, when due, for
future imports from the United States.
If bank credits can
In
the
separate Brazilian note, the promise
be obtained for funding
of the existing commercial balances,
upon
maintenance of treaties by other countries. Nor is any
gold confiscation laws of the United States
conflict with the
involved in this matter, as Panama has
made it clear that
a
correspondingly larger amount of dollars to compensate for
devaluation of our currency would be considered a discharge
of the
obligation.
MONTHLY
German Standstill Agreement
In
conference at Berlin
a
Although the Chilean debt proposal can hardly be con¬
Renewed
which began Feb. 4 and ended
representatives of banks concerned in the standstill
Feb. 16,
credits agreed to renew the arrange¬
agreement on German
from March 1 1935 at interest rates
ment for a further year
slightly lower than those current for the year soon ending.
F. C. Tiarks, of Great Britain, acted as Chairman of the
American representatives were
while
conference,
Berlin
President of the Bank of the Manhattan
F. Abbot Goodhue,
President of the Manufacturers
The banking institutions of Czechoslovakia,
Co., and Harvey D. Gibson,
Co.
Trust
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sidered
admirable
an
that it was
one,
Senor Barros denied
equivalent to repudiation.
his arrival
on
He described it
as an
attempt to bring about a readjustment, which will apply
equally to holders of Chilean bonds in all foreign countries.
"We are coming here, inspired by the most friendly spirit,
place ourselves at the disposal of the holders of our
to
country's foreign obligations, with the object of giving them
information that they may require to form
any
that
are sure
once we
idea of
an
Chile," he continued.
the true economic situation in
have had
an
"We
opportunity of giving this
France, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland
and the United States that have short-term credit lines out¬
information, everybody will share our conviction that the
standing in the Reich all were represented.
foreign debt is—to use a phrase of President Roosevelt's—a
In the course of
the expiring yearly agreement the total of stand-still credits
was reduced, a statement said, from 2,538,000,000 marks
to 2,007,000,000 marks, the latter figure including availedof credits totaling 1,734,000,000 marks.
When the stand¬
still agreements were first found necessary in 1931, the total
was 6,300,000,000 marks.
On credits extended to German
,
is reduced }£%,
banks the interest rate for the next year
while
the other credits the reduction is about y2%.
on
A
American delegates at the
optimistic than the joint state¬
the whole conference, which emphasized the de¬
spontaneous effort of our country to renew
ment
was
of
somewhat
external trade and exchange posi¬
tion and remarked that the free
exchange at the disposal of
be reduced by disappearance of Ger¬
the Reichsbank may
many's favorable trade balance.
want our
here by
delegates, made available
Siegfried Stern, Vice-President of the Chase National
Bank, recommended that all the 47 American banks adhering
to last
new
year's credit agreement become parties also to the
Satisfaction was expressed over reduction
agreement.
of the American credits
by 520,000,000 marks,
from about
or
900,000,000 marks to 430,000,000 marks during the current
Conditions probably will not permit a
similarly heavy reduction in the coming stand-still year, it
agreement year.
pointed out,
was
a
the difficult foreign exchange situation
as
Germany has made it necessary for all creditors to accept
of
postponement of capital repayment in their own currencies.
Provision
was
made, however, for
substantial reduction of
a
unavailed-of credit lines, and any use to be made of these
confined
hereafter
will
necessary
commodities, while the type of bills
be
financing foreign
to
creditors to be convinced that what
comply with
the eligibility requirements of the Federal
Reserve banks.
The reduction of interest in the
American banks
was
said to amount to
During the various sessions
y2%.
discussed, and all
case
little less than
a
25 points
some
settled to the satisfaction
were
of
announcement
Council.
10 called
Jan.
Reich and the mandate of the people was carried
the
to
official Chilean
an
heralded early last month in
by the Foreign Bondholders' Protective
protracted negotiations at Rome, under the aegis of the
special Saar Commission of the League of Nations.
The
German and French Ambassadors at Rome subscribed to
dispose
any
but it
agreements in behalf of their Governments,
these
was
thought for a time that an additional meeting of the
League Council might be found advisable
of final details.
But the League authorities
for settlement
were
decidedly
Council meeting, at which it was feared the
to any
averse
Italo-Abyssinian dispute might be brought up, and appeals
Government for acceptance
by the authorities to the French
the
of
without further League consideration
The French Parliament passed the accords
agreements
successful.
by viva voce vote late in February,
and the transfer of
Throughout
celebrations were staged as
officially to the control of Berlin.
sovereignty was effected at midnight, Feb. 28.
Germany and the Saar Basin,
turned
the Saar was
over
European Peace
chancellories of Europe began, in February,
of the Old World through
designed to stabilize frontiers
effort to secure the peace
new
a
series of interlocking pacts
where
they
placed by the Versailles treaty.
were
anticipated for
endeavor had been
foreshadowed
some
time,
as
This
it
was
regarding
and intensive diplomatic negotiations.
When
by
definitely
suggested debt settle¬
the Saar
area
observer in its favor,
What is known here of the
ment is not inclined to
the transfer were settled in
problems incident to
other
Most financial and
disorder.
faithfully and without
out
a
Feb. 26 of
was
of League of Nations rule.
The plebiscite
overwhelmingly for return of the Saar
15 years
after
1, when the
formally transferred to German sovereignty
Saar Basin was
of all
and discuss the external debt adjustment
proposed by that country
an
by the World War and the Versailles Treaty passed
were
Chilean Debt Mission
mission to explain
territorial and diplomatic prob¬
of existence amicably enough on March
out
The leading
on
Transfer
Saar Basin
One of the most delicate
lems left
no
made since.
payments whatever have been
concerned.
Arrival in New York
going
endangering the very life of our nation."
dollar bonds occurred late in 1931 and early in 1932 and
trade in
drawn will
we are
them without
Default on Chilean
were
so
a country
place at their disposal is all we can give
to
on
The statement by the American
As
traditionally honest in servicing its external obligations, we
more
terioration of Germany's
on our
substantial sacrifice made with the object of paying our
foreign debts to the limit of our capacity.
separate statement issued by the
meeting
service
the Saar
plebiscite
was
the
arrangements
concluded it
was
followed by formal
and the most
but the action of the Chilean authorities in sending a group
visits of statesmen from country to country,
to this country
important of these visits was that of the French Premier,
Pierre-Etienne Flandin, and his Foreign Minister, Pierre
headed by
of
nevertheless is encouraging.
Don Ernesto Barros, Jr., former Chilean Minister
Finance, has
way,
now
established headquarters at 120 Broad¬
New York, and in
declared
that
a
statement issued March 1, it was
all accounts
and
premature
based
upon
Chilean
the
of
insufficient
remains true, however, that the plan
tion
The mission,
debt
plan
are
information.
It
is embodied in legisla¬
already enacted and sanctioned by the Chilean regime.
Under this legislation, as reported
here, Chile
proposes
to
a
3,
Nations
producing enterprises.
from
conditions
the
profits and
estimated here at
are
annually, and
even
that small
The aggregate funds to
revenues
no
sum
more
under present
than $3,500,000
is to be split into two
the
by
the
ment
debts
coming under
the
calculated at $437,000,000, and it is thus apparent
plan
are
that the
interest payments proposed by Chile would be less than y2%
against contract rates of 6 and 7%.
Informed
here regard the Chilean plan as contrary to all ac¬
annually,
circles
as
cepted principles of international finance, which call for debt
settlements
on
the basis of
a
the basis of capacity to pay, rather than on
few special taxes and
revenues.
was
issued.
cation
over
Eastern
which
finally replied
orally
on
rearma¬
the greatest possible degree,
concessions
as
possible.
but
a
The German
the British and
formal statement also
at first
to
In this document Germany
to examine all
\
calculated to further German
expressed
the
the
carefully worded communication
French Ambassadors in Berlin,
was
that
signed by Germany.
aims and ambitions to
were
additionally,
European pacts of mutual
Government,
a manner
while making as few
views
made,
Central
extended received the most careful study
was
German
repurchases of bonds in foreign markets at default prices.
external
and
This invitation and the
in which it
The
five-power mutual aerial defense pact,
assistance should be
Feb. 15 in
Chilean
a
suggestion
Locarno
parts, half to be utilized for interest payments and half for
The
re¬
invited to join with Britain, France, Italy
was
and Belgium in
Eastern
Conference.
and the General Disarmament
Reich also
profits made by the Nitrate Sales Corp. and certain
be realized
understanding for recognition of German
tentative
while
from copper
the British and French Governments announced
arming in return for a German return to the League of
utilize for all external debt service the Government's share of
revenues
At the end of a three-day meeting, on
Laval, to London.
Feb.
expressed gratifi¬
Anglo-French approach and a willingness
questions, but no mention was made of the
and Central European proposals.
The
Locarno
proposed air convention
was
viewed warmly in the German
reply, which suggested direct exchanges of
matter between the British and German
views on the
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MONTHLi
Mar., 1935]
for
declared late in
Italian authorities
"any eventuality."
"limping badly,"
and the war preparations were pushed with evei[ greater
The German
vigor.
The Ethiopian Envoy to Rome, Negradas Yesus,
abandonment
issued a statement Feb. 27 in which he offered solemn pledges
as
called for in existing treaties.
of peaceful intentions with regard to Italy.
In London and Paris no attempt was made to conceal
Paraguay Withdraws from the League
the disappointment felt regarding the German reply, which
indicated plainly that a long series of diplomatic exchanges
The inadequacy of the League of Nations in preventing
would be necessary to achieve the desired results, if, indeed,
warfare has been amply demonstrated in the Manchurian
Governments.
note also contained a blunt reference to the
by the heavily-armed States of disarmament,
they
be achieved
can
suggestion for
German
represented
at all.
It was believed that the
direct conversations with Britain
German effort to drive a
a
February that the peace negotiations were
diplomatic wedge
promptly made
Britain and France, and it was
between
in the
early oppor¬
tunity.
Unofficially it was pointed out that the Germans
took keen advantage of the opening furnished by the AngloFrench invitation.
Germany was confronted, said one
report, by proposals that, while gravely reiterating a de¬
termination not to recognize unsanctioned rearmament by
the Reich, nevertheless invited her co-operation in an
air pact of mutual assistance by means of an air force she
is not supposed to possess.
It was stated in London at
known
Sir
that
British Cabinet,
first
that
John
Simon,
ministerial
no
Foreign
Secretary
would proceed to Paris at an
voyage
to
which
conflict
a
the matter soon
different point of view. The announcement
made in London Feb. 25 that Sir John Simon had
brought out
Bolivia and
precipitated another highly
embarrassing incident for the Geneva organization.
Para¬
guay announced on Feb. 24 that it would withdraw from the
League, owing to the measures taken at Geneva to end the
Paraguay,
Berlin was contem¬
plated, but the developing exchanges on
Chaco war between
and also in the
conflict
at
has
now
seemed peculiarly unfair to the
that
time
investigation of the
attempted to intervene in a
determined way at an unfortunate moment, when the
Paraguayans were making great strides against the Bolivians.
Asuncion Government.
Chaco
conflict, the League
It has been
a
characteristic of the war that
both disputants
periods of stale¬
while only the losing side would welcome advances
willing to discuss peace terms during
were
mate,
at
After prolonged
other
and
The League's
times.
armistice and
that
a
wide neutral strip
proposals last year for an
seemed unfair to Paraguay,
rejected them, although the Bolivians
country
Because of the Para¬
proposed that the alto¬
accepted a German invitation to visit Berlin early in March gether ineffective arms embargo against both disputants he
to discuss all phases of the peace problem.
Before going applied after the usual three months' period of grace only
to Berlin, however, Sir John will visit Paris, and after his
to Paraguay.
was
a
discussions in the German
readily agreed to the suggestions.
guayan
capital it appears that he may
proceed also to Warsaw and Moscow
for additional con¬
versations.
Italy and Abyssinia
.vv/'w,
,
objections, the League next
situation
This
now
called
has
the
forth
Paraguayan
resignation from the League of Nations.
The United States
Government made-it clear in January that the proposal for
'
would not have support
the United
garding the boundaries between Ethiopia and the Italian States Congress stipulated that the arms embargo must be
colonies of Eritrea and Somaliland appear to be reaching
applied against both nations.
Great Britain, France and
their climax, as a frontier incident late in January has
Sweden, however, informed the League early in February
been followed by extensive troop movements from Italy to
that they would adopt the League's suggestion and lift the
Africa.
The war spirit in Italy has been whipped up steadily
embargo against arms shipments to Bolivia, while maintain¬
by the Italian authorities, who show no disposition to submit
ing it against Paraguay.
In the cabled message from
the disputes to arbitration or to the League of Nations.
The Paraguay withdrawing from the League, it was charged
League authorities, apparently aware of the potentialities, that Geneva did not treat Paraguay fairly in its various
have been doing their best to keep the difficulties out of
proposals. The League authorities, well aware of the waning
Geneva, and the Ethiopian authorities, in this situation,
prestige of their organization in the Americas, hastily an¬
have issued a few appeals to world sentiment.
It is held in nounced on Feb. 27 that a meeting of the Consultative Com¬
some quarters that the entire matter may be only some
mittee on the Chaco War would be held March 11 to consider
expert sword rattling by Premier Benito Mussolini, which further measures.
Already, however, Argentine officials
will blow over.
Others contend, however, that old treaties
have signified that they will oppose any move by the League
call for "adequate compensation" for Italy, in the event
to apply sanctions or coercive measures against Paraguay,
Britain and France increase their African possessions at the
and other South American neutrals are held likely to adopt a
expense of Germany.
The problem of Abyssinia is said to similar attitude. In the meanwhile, the war between the
have been discussed by Premier Mussolini and the French
two Latin American States continues to be waged with great
Foreign Minister, Pierre Laval, when the latter visited
intensity, entirely on soil that nominally is Bolivian.
The,
Rome, and M. Laval is understood to have given the Italians
forces are contesting now for possession of Villa Montes, the
a free hand in carrying out any police operations they choose
last great Bolivian base in the Chaco area.
The two nations,
in that part of Africa.
No forceful interference by Great
slowly are being drained of men and resources in the senseless
Britain is held likely, either, and it seems quite possible
conflict, which now has been in progress nearly three years.
Long standing disputes between
that Signor
Ethiopia,
perhaps engage in a "punitive"
The latest frontier incident was
flict had occurred Jan. 29 at
casualties occurring on
expedition
An armed con¬
Afdub, south of Ualual, some
the incident, but Italy promptly
African service, and the move¬
assumed large proportions
end of February.
This incident, of course,
began to mobilize troops for
men
the
toward
and
materials
complicated immensely the direct negotiations which were
for settlement of the conflict last year at Ualual,
displaced in public interest. Statements were
in progress
which
it
made by both
desired,
Washington, since the covering resolution of
but
sides on Feb. 12 that a peaceful settlement is
Italians took a "serious view" of the
the
and it was stated in Rome
Italy is prepared to spend 10,000,000,000 lire on a
campaign against Ethiopia in the event war breaks out.
By the end of February two Italian divisions, numbering
35,000 men, were on their way to Africa and the Italian
Ethiopian denial of responsibility,
that
national industrial output was
ordered speeded
up to
replace
materials also shipped. It was pointed
out in Italy that 7,000,000 to 8,000,000 soldiers can be put
into the field under Fascist regulations.
As the soldiers
left, they were exhorted by Premier Mussolini to be ready
the airplanes
and
war
Trade
Steel
Activity
■
.
after registering another gain early in
steel trade,
The
second week of the
February, started to lose ground in the
production
month,
since last
August.
Metals Moderately
Drops—Non-Ferrous
Active
made known Feb. 10, in
both sides, it was indicated. Abyssinia
denied responsibility for
of
at
Manchuria.
official communication issued at Rome.
ment
applying sanctions to Paraguay alone
Mussolini will try to establish a protectorate over
or
resembling that of the Japanese in
an
Italy and Abyssinia re¬
suffering its first important setback
This reversal, according to the "Iron
Age" of Feb. 14, was due in part to technicalities of the
steel code which required the completion of shipments
contracts before
against
the expiration of each calendar
Scrap prices, after remaining unchanged for
three weeks, resumed its downward trend on Feb. 19, re¬
cessions in general occurring on the steel-making grades
in all of the important consuming centers.
Non-ferrous
quarter.
moderately active, and a
prevailed in most quarters at the end
metals, taken as a group, were
undertone
better
of the month with
fered
a
severe
prices steady, except for tin, which suf¬
jolt because of the sharp drop in London,
due, it was said, in part to
the open action of an unofficial
pool operating in that metal.
The American Iron & Steel Institute reported the steel
mills of the country as
of
operating at
an
estimated capacity
52.8% for the week beginning Feb. 4, as
for
the
against 52.5%
preceding seven days.
For the week of Feb. 11
rate dropped to 50.8% of capacity; for the following
the
seven
days to 49.1%, and for the week
of Feb 25 to 47.9%.
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MONTHLY
8
1934 the mills were reported to
At the close £of|February
be
operatingj[at '45.7% of ^capacity.
The "Iron Age," in its issue of Feb. 28, reported that
improvementjin sentiment that followed the gold clause
was short-lived, and added that it is still a moot
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All softwood regions but West Coast and California
Hemlock,
were
continued heavy production, and
container manufacturers and farm equipment makers re¬
main active users of mill products.
Despite certain hin¬
of the industry are estimated
units, and this total is expected
drances, February assemblies
have reached 360,000
to
raised to 400,000 in March.
to be
mills
sent
these
were
on
Present prices of pig iron
opened.
which
^
$17.90 a gross
issue
"Metal & Mineral Market^,"
28 remarked
Feb.
of
ship
soon
a
the International
that
large part of the stocks held
by the so-called buffer pool to this country to allay the
possible shortage in the
fears of American consumers of a
and that the copper deliberations have
domestic reserves,
is scheduled
for early in March.
Prime Western zinc output is to be
restricted, which has imparted a firmer tone to the market.
Demand for copper in the domestic market continued at
about the level that has prevailed in recent weeks.
Al¬
though brass interests reported a slight falling, off in their
business, wire and cable manufacturers are said to be ex¬
periencing an undiminished call for their products. The
finally reached the stage where a general meeting
immediate outlook for further improvement
of
fabricators,
of
the prevailing
displayed little activity, reflecting
outlook at Washington
and by the unseasonal recession in
major business indices.
Retail trade made a fairly good
showing although adverse weather conditions and the slow
The
The whole¬
temporarily stimulated by the gold decision,
which caused the release of a considerable number of orders
sale trade
was
into
•
Subsequently,
pending the verdict.
market lapsed
the
however,
previous lull with
its
cautiously and awaiting a clarification
as a whole.
While inventories in
merchants operating
of the business situation
general
said not to exceed normal levels, a tendency
were
to limit
purchases to nearby requirements manifested itself
in wide parts of
within
Raw cotton in February moved
the trade.
narrow
a
Starting at
range.
somewhat easier
a
trend, largely because of fears connected with the pending
gold decisions and in part due to the upset in certain foreign
commodity markets, the staple enjoyed
following
the
latter also
inspired
a
small buying
a
temporary rally
gold verdict. The
in the long dormant
the
of
announcement
wave
goods market, and Washington reports that the Ad¬
gray
ministration
of all
considering
was
the
sale
withdrawal from
pool and loan cotton until next year, was a contribu¬
ting factor in improving sentiment.
The better undertone
proved, however, of short duration and a new series of
declined, owing principally to the
Buying also
eign selling, the renewed weakness on the security markets,
moderate recessions
the continued
demand for
as
real change in consumptive
During the week ended Feb. 25
the metal.
copper
the
Supreme Court decisions on the gold clause cases, the textile
fall in prices rather than to any
foreign
1
declined sharply, reacting with
break in tin on the London Ex¬
abroad
other commodities to the
change.
in the business
held to be promising.
as a group, was
copper
Textiles
1
■
that had been held up
(against $16.90 last year).
price
\r
Barring a short-lived flurry of buying caused by
spring buying because of the lateness of
As to the non-ferrous metals,
Tin Committee will
days' average
equivalent of 25 days' average production on similar date a year ago.
in sales to moderate levels.
Feb. 27 1934) and the latter at
its
of 30
Easter held gains
2.008c.
in
the equivalent
production, compared with 678,464,000 feet, or the
start of consumer
remaining at
ton
The 929 identical mills
There
the former
on
876,559,-
Reports from 1,271 mills on Feb. 23 1935, give unfilled orders of
000 feet and gross stocks of 4,843,751,000 feet.
report unfilled orders as 813,330,000 feet on Feb. 23 1935, or
finished steel and pig iron,
2.124c. a pound (compared with
with $12.75 in effect a year ago.
changes in the prices of
no
5% above that of similar week of
was
trades
ton on Feb. 19
8 and
Jan.
on
were
Production
comparison.
1934; shipments were 17% above those of last year's week.
feeling of uncertainty engendered by the dubious legislative
Age" composite price, receded from
a gross
reported
orders
Hardwoods
Northern
Scrap, as measured by
$12.17 to
and a week later fell to $11.67,
compared with the high this year of $12.33 reached
"Iron
the
and
and finished steel were
reaffirmed for the second quarter.
$11.92
Softwoods
Northeastern
14% above those of last year's week; hardwood orders were 5% below
in the same
large orders for
entered
9% above output; shipments were 7%
orders above those of corresponding week of 1934, total softwood
Motor car makers have
sheets for April delivery and
March 1 when second-quarter books
were
Southern Pine, West' Coast, Western Pine, Northern
production.
question whether consumption of finished steel has suffered
a
setback.
The automotive industry has by no means
North
regions except
below production, total hardwood orders showing
All orders
14%.
decline of
above
All hardwood
above output.
Central reported orders
decision
abandoned its plans for
11%
being
orders
Redwood report1
23, total softwood
above production during the week ended Feb.
orders
prices ranged from 6.390c. to 6.700c., c.i.f.,
to next
export business and the
poor
year's
•
developed reflecting disappointed for¬
and
crop
as
uncertainties
;
to the Government cotton loan
While the Administration's efforts
policy this coming fall.
previous. to attain some sort of an international agreement on the
Lake and electrolytic copper showed no change in prices," production and the export of cotton are inspiring little
continuing throughout the month at 9.123^c. and 8.75c., optimism, the better competitive price position of the
a
pound, respectively. Blue Eagle copper remained at American staple in its relation to foreign growths has re¬
9.00c., Valley.
Zinc at New York showed an improvement vived hopes of an early pick-up in export business, and an
against 6.675c. to 6.850c., c.i.f. basis, a month
as
toward the close of the month, rising from 4.05c. to
on
Feb. 25, to 4.10c. on the following
27 and to 4.20c.
on
ping from 3.60c. to 3.50c.
loss
on
Lead at
Feb. 28.
on
4.07c.
day, to 4.15c. on Feb.
New York, after drop¬
Feb. 1, regained a part of its
Feb. 13, the price increasing on
Tin at New York, on the other
that day to 3.55c.
hand, declined sharply in
the second half of the month, closing on
Feb. 28 at 47.35c.,
1933.
Tin had
the lowest level reached since October of
reached
a
high of 56.70c.
on
April 6 1934, holding at over the
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50.00c. level until Feb. 21 of the current year.
additional
found
Recovery from the
movement
was
severe
this figure reacted
some
advanced to
decline
Feb.
was
preceding week and orders above those
during the following three weeks.
week ended Feb. 2
ber and probably
—
were
up
well
Shipments during the
heaviest of any week since Novem¬
topped
any
week of the fourth quarter of
while production for the week ended February 23
1934,
was
and shipments
These held
estimated
to
be
higher
than
any
previous week in
1935.
the
cloth
at
Feb.
12.55c.
quotation back to
Fall
River
7 from
28-inch
for
on
After
price of 27-inch cloth60x64s
was
4%c. Jan. 31.
were
Osnaburgs
closed
on
Manufacturers Association for the week ended Feb. 23 1935,
The
Feb. 28.
4 ll-16c. Feb. 28,
10^c. Feb. 28,
as
against
against
as
The report of the Census Bureau issued
Feb. 14, and covering the month of January, showed that
cotton
at
consumption in the United States
quite
was
an
given
was
proceeding
active rate, i The amount consumed in January
as
546,787 bales of lint and 61,832 bales of linters,
compared with only 413,535 bales of lint and 52,066 bales
of linters in December
1934, and 508,021 bales of lint and
56,387 bales of linters in January 1934.
period
of active
buying, quieted down considerably and even the
gold decision failed to stimulate the consuming trades into
from regional associations covering the operations of 1,024
activity,
hardwood and softwood mills, production was reported at
factory level
163,624,000 feet;
ago.
ceived,
mills
shipments,
178,257,000 feet.
175,660,000 feet;
orders
re¬
For the preceding week 1,184
reported production of 168,632,000 feet; shipments,
184,224,000 feet; [orders, 188,560,000 feet.
further stated:
The Association
Retail
holding
although
as
sales
up
,
rally
a
18 the price again reacted to 4 13-16c.
Feb.
10%c. Jan. 31.
on
4Kc. to 4 13-16c.-4Kc.,
Feb. 15 further declined to 4 13-16c.
4%c.
>.
64x60s
The woolen goods market, following its previous
According to telegraphic reports to the National Lumber
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carried
Print
marked down
on
minor
Feb. 18—the day of the gold decision—
12.80c, but from that point there was a gradual
which
28.
After
12.45c. Feb. 2.
to
fluctuations the price
Feb. 26, at which figure the market
weather effect upon the lumber
reported for the latter period.
Spot
inflation possibilities.
1, and from
and
indicated in the sawmill reports for the week
well above those of the
first
relatively steady undertone was
.
Weather Effects
ended Feb. 2 1935, which showed production
the
for
ever-recurring
cotton here in New York was 12.55c. on Feb.
to
Lumber Business Recovers from Severe
basis
the
in
i
a
of
mill
operations
continued
result of contracts taken
apparel
quite well.
were
at
a
satis¬
few months
reported
to
be
During the latter part of the month
price reductions announced
exerted somewhat of
lines
a
a
on
Government-controlled clips
damper
on
sentiment, although it
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behalf of the mills that these
was
claimed
had
rate a little above the average
for the year.
Moreover, the
inspected kill for January, although the heaviest for that
month since 1911, was the smallest monthly total since last
reductions
long been reflected in present values.
on
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were
quoted Feb. 28
June."
$1.46@$1.51
Dec. 31 1934; $1.30@$1.35 Nov. 30; $1.16@$1.21 Oct. 31
and on Sept. 29; $1.08@$1.13 Aug. 31; $1.05@$1.10 July 31;
$1.14@$1.19 June 29; $1.18@$1.23 May 31; $1.22^®
SI .27 3^ April 30; $1.33 @$1.38 March 31; $1.45@$1.50
$1.39@$1.44 against SI.40@$1.45 Jan. 31;
at
Feb. 28; $1.55@$1.60
In the
$1.41
Jan.
Sugar
Sales of Cuban
and on Feb. 23
following basis:
On Feb. 4, February shipment at 2.85c.; on Feb. 5, February
shipment at 2.85c.; on Feb. 8, early March shipment at
Jan. 31, all in 1934.
Japanese crack double
on Feb. 14, Feb.-March shipment at 2.90c.; on Feb.'
March-April shipment at 2.95c.; on Feb. 19, March
shipment at 2.95c., and March-April shipment at 2.95c.; on .
Feb. 20, late March shipment at 2.953^c., and March-April
shipment at 2.95c.; on Feb. 21, April shipment at 3.00c.; on
Feb. 23, April shipment at 3.00c.; on Feb. 25, March ship¬
ment at 2.97c., and May shipment at 3.00c.; on Feb. 26,;
March-April shipment at 3.00c.; on Feb. 27, late March
shipment at 3.00c., and on Feb. 28, late April shipment at
3.00c.
There were also sales of prompt shipment at 2.90c.
on Feb. 15, and sales of sugar in-port at 2.94c. on Feb. 21.
The wholesale price for refined sugar was quoted at 4.30c.
until Feb. 6 when it was quoted at a range of 4.30c. to 4.45c,
This range continued until Feb, 16, when it was quoted
4.30c. to 4.50c.
On Feb. 21 out-port refiners made another
20-point advance, bringing their levels to 4.70c.
Locally,
however, the refiners did not change their levels, the range
continuing at 4.30c. to 4.50c.
The range of 4.30c. to 4.50c.
for local refiners, and the price of 4.70c. for out-ports con¬
2.87c.;
18,
quoted at $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28 against $1.36®
31; $1.43@$1.48 Dec. 31 1934; $1.28@$1.33
29
$1.11@$F16
June 29; $1.16@$1.21 May 31; $1.14@$1.19 April 30;
$1.25@$1.30 March 31; $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.52@$1.57
Aug. 31, against $0.99@$1.04 July 31;
Jan, 31, all in 1934,
Rubber
Crude rubber started the month with a
steady undertone,
notwithstanding the precarious situation in
certain London
Smaller crude shipments from Malaya
impending advance of tire prices were
commodity markets.
and
of
rumors
an
in
Later
factors.
sustaining
month the disquieting
the
developments in connection with the collapse of the com¬
modity pool in London led to considerable selling,
although
testified to the
high degree of activity in the tire industry.
The ren¬
dering of the gold decision by the Supreme Court was the
occasion for a sharp recovery in prices, but at the end
consumption figures for January
American
of the month considerable
as
result
a
selling
action of
the
of
pressure
again developed
in
the regulation committee
unchanged
restriction
scheme, whereas previous advices had forecast a rate of
only 70%. Subsequently, a moderate rally occurred due to
fixing the export quota for April-May-June at the
figure of 75% of allowed production under the
the part of tire manufacturers
improved sentiment in the London
increased buying interest on
and also because of
tin market.
an
,
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot
asked
12^c.
delivery were quoted at
28 against 12^c.
Feb.
on
asked Jan. 31;
133^c. asked Dec. 31 1934; 13 3-16c. asked on Nov. 30; 13c.
asked
Oct. 31; 14Mm bid
on
15%c. asked
asked
June
and 14 3-16c. asked on Sept. 29;
Aug. 31; 14 ll-16c. asked July 31; 143^0.
30; 12^c. asked May 31; 13^c. asked on
on
April 30; 11 l-16c. asked on March 29; 10%c. asked on
Feb. 28; 10c.
asked Jan. 31, all in 1934.
Hides, Leather and Footwear
follows:
less active than in January,
about
somewhat
demand for shoes has been
to be
but production is felt
that of a year ago and shoe prices have been
equal
irregular.
About 23,200,000 pairs
made in December up 15% from December
of shoes
were
a
that quarter would be greatly delayed.
There were periods
of realizing and hedging during the month but offerings were
readily absorbed.
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agricultural Adjustment Administration on Feb. 20
beet planting at 975,500 acres, a decrease of
10% from 1933, the year of highest acreage for the United
States, according to Associated Press advices from Washing¬
ton, which added:
:.,r.
r.
fixed
sugar
The acreage will vary
slightly, officials explained, through later minor
It applies to continental United
adjustments to be made in some districts.
States.
.
Total production on
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the basis of average growing conditions would be
1,550,000 short tons, the quota allowed under the Jones-Costigan Control
satisfactory volume of shoe business booked las^
"The
month has been
during the month
levels since 1930 with all months
selling above the two-cent basis.
The volume of trading
increased with the higher price levels, and there was a
broader outside interest than had been experienced for some
time.
Actual sugars also shared in the advance, while there
was a good demand for refined sugar due to the low state of
invisible stocks at the close of last year, and to the reduced?
refiners' stocks of refined which resulted from very light
meltings at the time.
The situation in raws was also helped
by the sharply lower beet deliveries thus far this year.
In
fact, the statistical position of sugar was claimed to be the
strongest in some time.
It was pointed out that for the
first time in many years a definite supply is known for this
country as a result of the Agricultural Adjustment Ad¬
ministration's naming of
a
definite quota.
The various
countries which supply the United States with sugars have
quotas to which they must adhere, and as a consequence
they have, in most cases, adjusted their production to meet
these requirements.
Toward the end of the month the situation was further strengthened by threats of a general strike
in Cuba in which event it was feared that shipments from
Prices in the "futures" market for sugar
advanced to the highest
The
Letter," under date of Feb. 26 1935, discusses these markets
"Manufacturers report that
tinued until the end of the month.
Acreage for Beet Sugar Planting in 1935 Fixed at 975,500 Acres
by AAA
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New England
as
during the month were reported
sugar
follows (all ex-store):
On Feb. 8 at 2.89c.
at 2.97c.
Shipment sales were made on the
$1.10@$1.15 Oct. 31; $1.07 @$1.12 on Sept.
Nov. 30;
and
raw
as
of the 20-22 deniers
case
extra were
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sustaining feature.
1933, and 6% ahead of the average for that month in the
Trade expectations place the January output
26,000,000 pairs, about the equivalent of January
Act.
v.
Allotments
.
were
district. ' Each
made
company
reduction
.
received
which operate within a factory
allotment for
an
that district.
The
be divided equally among farmers within the district
total allotment will
according to their
■
to companies
production dining 1933, each making about a 10%
below the
1933 figure.
past ten years.
at about
1934, and 7% ahead of the average for the month in the
past decade.
been reflected in
a
production since the first
persistent, although irregu¬
Despite this
lar and somewhat restricted demand for leather.
sales have
restraint,
totals, in
many
last year.
instances comparing favorably with those of
Price structures,
as
a consequence,
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actuals
rose
from 83^ cents to 9 cents, equalling
their December high, and half way between the high and
low
range
of
1934.
Tanners continue
their conservative
purchases, however, covering only their immediate needs,
as
they
are
still unable to reconcile present shoe and leather
conditions with future expectations of Hide Exchange traders.
"The number of cattle
ment
as
of Jan. 1, according to Govern¬
estimates, totaled 60,667,000 head, down 11% from
Previous trade estimates
placed the figure at approximately 57,500,000. The
1934, and the lowest since 1930.
had
Puerto
Rican
Sugar
Crop
for Next
of producers and processors, the Agri¬
Administration announced on Feb. 22
a
two-year program for reduction of sugar production in
Puerto Rico, said Associated Press advices from Washington,
Over the protests
which further stated:
monthly movement of
cattle hides into sight has been
declining since October, and wettings have continued at
The program
crop
a
<
provides for reduction of about 263,000 tons in the current
to the quota
which will be established for 1936 under the Jones-Costigan
Act.
have been
"Trading in the hide market to Feb. 23 has been moderate.
cow
in
Two Years
Reached fairly satisfactory monthly
well maintained.
Light
Reduction
Orders
cultural Adjustment
"The normal increase in shoe
of the year has
AAA
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sugar
will be required under the contract
be submitted to them shortly to
bring the present crop down to the
Producers and processors
to
of
779,000 tons quota for export and 60,000 tons for
insular consumption
fixed imder the Act.
In return, producers
will receive cash benefit payments totaling about
$11,000,000 during the two years through which the program will run.
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Coffee
continued their downward tendency.
Prices scored further sharp declines and ended the month
considerably lower.
Persistent Brazilian selling and dis¬
couraged long liquidation combined to keep prices moving
downward.
The buying which occurred at times was
almost solely of a covering nature.
Another factor which
adversely affected sentiment was reports that coffee interests
in Brazil were advocating a reduction in the export taxes
on coffee, and that
a bill had been proposed calling for a
reduction from the present 15 shillings per bag to 3 shillings
Coffee
per
bag.
markets
According to reports, Brazilian coffee merchants
were
down
coffee prices to consuming markets
they would be able to undersell
The proposed reduction in the export
desirous of getting
to a level where
mild competition.
tax would affect this without diminishing the actual income
$112,739,161
103,831,384
12,182,760
Cotton option pool advances
45,396,867
Tobacco, 1933 program
2,055,726
Cotton,
Cotton,
1933 program
1934 program
Exercise of cotton options..
in milreis
prices to the merchants in Brazil.
The difference
would be a loss of revenue to the Government.
The pro¬
posed bill has met with strong opposition from govern¬
whether it eventually will be adopted
mental sources, and
remains to be seen.
7 Rio
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quoted-on Feb. 28 at 7%c. against
9Mc.,Jan. 31; 9^c. Dec. 31 1934; 9M@9^c. Nov. 30;
9^c. Oct. 31; 9^c. Sept. 29; 9^@9^c. Aug. 31; 9Mc.
July 31; 9K@9^c. June 30; 10^@10^c. May 31; 10^c.
April 30; 10^c. March 31; 11c. Feb. 28; 93^@9^c. Jan. 31,
No.
all
in
1934.
was
"
.
No. 7 Santos
was
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quoted Feb. 28 at 9c. against 10@10J4c.
Jan. 31; 10Mo. Dec. 31 1934; 103^@10^e. Nov. 30; 10^c.
Oct. 31; 9^g@9Mc. Sept. 29; 10Mc. Aug. 31; 103^c. July 31;
10K@10M<5. June 30; 11c. May 31; 10Kc. April 28 and
ll^c. Feb. 28; 9J^@10c. Jan. 31, all in 1934.
March 31;
Coffee
Destruction
Destruction
of
in
coffee
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Grains
Domestic wheat markets continued to fluctuate irregu¬
larly within a narrow range during the month and ended
slightly higher.
Speculative interest was comparatively
light and the uncertainty in regard to the outlook for the
new winter wheat crop, together with the strong underlying
cash position, supplied the principal firming influence,
while the heavy tone of foreign markets acted as the chief
deterrent to price advances.
A feature during the month
was the long-awaited
gold decisions which were rendered
by the Supreme Court on Monday, Feb. 18.
As news of
the Government's practical victory in all four of the gold
cases reached the trade, prices started up on a fast upward
move which was terminated by the
closing of trading facilities
in all domestic grain markets.
The markets remained
closed until the day following, when they reopened at
the usual hour.
Brisk activity in the early part of the
session tapered off later as settlement of the gold clause
question appeared to have less influence than had been
expected. Foreign markets failed to show any material
response to the news of the previous day and there was
selling by those who had made hurried purchases on the
announcement
of
the gold clause decisions.
However,
the adverse conditions in the winter wheat belt encouraged
sufficient support to absorb the offerings and to prevent
more than limited declines.
Absence of adequate moisture
over
wide
in
areas
the
Southwest
continued
to
attract
increasing attention.
The lack of sufficient precipitation
was
especially noticeable over large sections of western
Kansas and Oklahoma and part of the Texas Panhandle.
In fact, reports from the Southwestern winter wheat belt
over an area which is estimated to embrace 6,000,000 to
8,000,000 acres were decidedly pessimistic due to extremely
droughty conditions.
Apprehension was also increased by
reports of damaging dust storms and sharp changes in tem¬
peratures.
The area deficient in subsoil moisture also
extended
northward
principal producing sections of
and Central
portions of the Canadian Prairie Provinces.
Therefore,
the new crop situation did not present an altogether en¬
couraging picture, although generous rains during the spring
months would do much to improve the outlook.
The
domestic cash position continued tight with cash premiums
well maintained at leading markets.
Receipts at primary
points were very light and the visible supply continued
to decline rapidly.
Domestic prices for corn and oats ended the month with
slight gains, while those for rye showed a loss of around
2c.
In Chicago the Mhy option for wheat closed on Feb. 28
at 97%g. as against an opening
price of 96^c« 011 Feb- 1.
At Winnipeg the May wheat option closed on Feb. 28 at
83%c. as against an opening price of 82%<Von Feb. 1.
May corn in Chicago closed at 84on Feb. 28 as com¬
pared with the opening price of 84)^c. on Feb. 1. May
oats closed at 50%c. on Feb. 28 as against the opening
price of 50}^e. on Feb. 1, while May rye closed at 64%o.
Feb. 28, as compared with the opening price of 66%c. on
over
the domestic spring wheat belt and Southern
Feb.
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f629,614,037 Disbursed to Farmers Co-operating in AAA Adjustment
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Disbursements to farmers co-operating in
.
programs
the adjustment
of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration,
including payments in connection with the exercise of cotton
options and the cotton producers' pool, reached a cumulative
total of $629,614,037 as of Jan. 31, according to the latest
tabulation of rental and benefit checks, it was announced
Feb. 4.
Total payments, as shown by more than 10,000,000
checks issued, were as follows by commodity and program:
$16,962,277
90,376,236
.
Corn-hogs, 1934 program..
Sugar, 1934 program
68,816,995
187,196,042
55,004
Price-Fixing
Gradual abolition of Government-fixed prices for wheat,
restoration of free market conditions, stabilization, possible
reduction of acreage and increased export aid "seem to be
the
objectives" of the new wheat law enacted by the French
Parliament, according to an analysis of the statute on
Feb. 24 by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
Loans
Farm-Stored
on
Corn
Provided in
for 1935
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AAA
Corn-Hog Program
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The provision for
Government loans on corn stored on
surplus-producing areas definitely will be a part
of the corn-hog adjustment program for 1935, it was an¬
nounced Jan. 30 by Administrator Chester C. Davis.
In a
speech before the Illinois Agricultural Association at Quincy,
111., Mr. Davis said:
the farm in
.
.
Brazil practically halted, it
was revealed March
3 in cables to the New York Coffee
& Sugar Exchange, showing only 28,000 bags eliminated by
burning from Feb. 15 to Feb. 28. This was the smallest halfmonthly total since the beginning of the destruction program
in June 1931, and compares with 196,000 bags burned during
the first half of February and 514,000 bags destroyed
during January.
Since the beginning of the program, it
is stated, 34,846,000 bags have been destroyed, with a
value estimated in excess of $300,000,000.
1934 program
Wheat, 1933 program
Wheat, 1934 program
France Would End Grain
Brazil Reported Decreasing
by
Tobacco,
.
wiU be
an
I
want
to
announce
only farmers who sign the corn-hog contract
year,
be eligible for these loans.
But by this I do not
of the loan will be the same
year
definitely that provision for
essential part of our corn-hog program for 1935.
soon to
mean
corn
Just
loans
as
last
be offered will
that the amount
The amount to be loaned per bushel this
has not been determined, and cannot be until later in the
the essential facts have developed in regard
season when
to probable production and
feed requirements.
Although not
Government
part of the
a
corn
1935 corn-hog contract,
a
loan program which would be available
next fall
only to those producers and landlords who signed
corn-hog contract has been under consideration for
several weeks, and loan agency arrangements and other
details are being prepared, the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration announced.
"Since its inauguration in the
fall of 1933, Government lending on farm-stored corn has
proven very satisfactory and is now recognized as a valuable
device for carrying surpluses from one year to another,
provided it is coupled with sound production control," Dr.
A, G. Black, chief of the corn-hog section of the AAA
commented when definite plans for the loan were announced.
the 1935
Petroleum and Its Products
Passage of a revised version of the Connally "hot oil's
measure by the House
of Representatives and the Senate
and its approval by President Roosevelt was principal among
developments in the petroleum industry during February.
to
Re-establishment of the Federal Tender Board in Texas
curb inter-State movements of crude oil produced in
violation of State
proration orders
was
possible under the
bill and, as the month closed, the order re-establishing the
FTB was prepared and waiting only for President Roosevelt's
signature upon his return from Hyde Park, where he was
enjoying a few days vacation.
Governors and representatives of the major oil producing
States met in Texas during the month and approved a
proposed model for an inter-State compact to control crude
oil production, sponsored by Governor AUred, of Texas,
and contingent upon its approval by the respective legis¬
latures.
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In
keeping with Governor Allred's opposition to any com¬
pact which would act to raise oil prices, the compact is
designed solely to control and prevent waste.
It listed
seven specific forms of oil and gas waste and pledged each
contracting State to maintain legislation preventing such
waste.
Oil produced in violation of these rules would not
be allowed to
move
in inter-State
commerce.
Under the terms of the agreement,
which would expire
allowed to withdraw upon
specifically prohibited any
agreement to limit production to fix or stabilize prices or to
balance supply and demand.
The seven definitions offered in the approved compact
follow:
(1) Operation of a well with an inefficient gas-oil
ratio; (2) drowning strata capable of production; (3) avoid¬
able waste or wasteful burning of gas; (4) unnecessary fire
hazard; (5) well spacing or equipment that will cause waste
or loss in ultimate
recovery; (6) inefficient or improper use of
reservoir pressure, and (7) open storage or avoidable loss
June 1 1937, any State would be
60 days' notice.
Another clause
or
destruction.
The plan also
provided for the establishment of a fact¬
finding body, to be known as the Inter-State Oil Compact
Commission, which would analyze the problems affecting
the industry to-day and recommend methods in which to
conserve the remaining supplies of petroleum.
The proposed pact will become effective when approved
by three of the five States producing the largest amount of
crude oil—Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas and
California.
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The House, in revising the
Connally
measure,
provision authorizing the Government oil
contraband oil—oil
inserted a
to seize
agency
produced in violation of State proration
orders—moving in inter-State
It also ordered
its formal approval
by the President, the clause providing for a five-day leeway
being stricken from the measure.
It also changed the bill's tenure, providing that it expire
on June 1
1936, against permanent control as proposed in
the measure as passed by the Senate in January.
The Presi¬
dent was granted the authority to suspend the ban on "hot
that the
measure
commerce.
be made effective upon
oil" shipments at any time when
its products were insufficient to
movements of crude and
meet market demand in
passed by the House.
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measure's provisions include a cut
in the possible fine of $5,000, or six months imprisonment, to
$2,000, or six months imprisonment, explaining that the new
provision calling for confiscation by the Government of "hot
oil"
seized in inter-State commerce provided sufficient
the version
.
Further changes in the
punishment for violators of the bill's provisions.
In ordering
the re-establishment of Federal Tender Boards, the House
provided that decisions denying a certificate of clearance
may be appealed to the United States District Court serving
the area in which the Board is located.
It further provided that holders of oil, other than the
violating shipper, who may have for such products a certifi¬
cate of clearance which on the surface appears to be valid,
are to be protected against seizure.
The bill also provided
for the protection against claims for damages of any common
carrier which refused to accept oil with a clearance order.
No penalty is to be imposed on any common carrier trans¬
porting oil which may have *n apparently valid clearance
order under its provisions.
It further authorized the Presi¬
dent or the Attorney-General to bring action in the courts
to enjoin violations of the law in advance of their being com¬
mitted, whenever it appears to them "that any person is
engaged or about to engage in any acts or practices that
constitute or will constitute a violation of any provision of
this Act or any regulation issued thereunder."
In commenting upon the Connally bill, which he character¬
ized "as satisfactory, as a hot oil bill but not going far
enough," Administrator Ickes disclosed that additional
legislation, designed to give the Federal Government further
control over the industry, will be pushed during the current
session.
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being prepared by the Cole sub-committee
of the House Committee on Inter-State Commerce and by
New bills
are
Representative Disney (Dem. Okla.).
A new oil bill was
introduced by Senator Thomas (Dem. Okla) in the Senate,
toward the close of the month, apparently in keeping with
Administrator Ickes's program, although he
upon
did not comment
it.
The
measure
offered before the Senate by Senator Thomas
days after the Connally bill had been enacted pro¬
vided for control of domestic production and imports of
crude or refined petroleum products, conditioned upon
several
domestic consumption.
"This is a minimum
of Federal regulation
with
consideration given to State sovereignty," Senator
stated.
"It does not constitute Federal control.
every
Thomas
On the
other hand, it does offer each oil State a degree of protection
which it has never had in the past, so that each State may
absolutely control production within its own limits and
be guaranteed its due share of National production.
"Because oil is an exhaustible and irreplaceable natural
resource of the greatest importance
to our industrial life
and a vital element in the National defense," he continued,
"it is imperative that this natural resource should not be
wasted, dissipated, put to improper use, or so exploited
that it becomes a liability rather than an asset.
It is an
important element in the industrial life of 18 or 20 States
of the nation.
is of such interest to the entire
should be some National policy which
would aid in its conservation and in its proper development."
"This natural
nation
resource
that there
Representative Disney disclosed
a plan to President
Roosevelt, who had turned it over to the Departments of
Earlier
in
the
month,
that he had submitted
a
tentative draft of
Interior and Justice for consideration.
Production
would
be
according
allocated
to
demand
throughout the country under the proposed bill, he stated.
It also would provide for the establishment of a new oil
board, of which the Secretary of the Interior would be a
member, the remainder of the board to be appointed by
the President.
Control over imports would be vested in
the proposed group.
Permissive authority for the various
oil-producing States to enter into inter-State compacts for
the control of crude oil production is included in the Disney
measure.
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.
.
would provide no further Federal interference with
the States beyond the establishment of monthly quotas
after detailed surveys of prospective demand and supply.
It
Should, however, a State violate its quotas, the bill spe¬
cifically orders that the Federal Government prevent the
movement of such excess production in inter-State commerce.
Charges against the oil industry by Harold L. Ickes,
Secretary of the Interior, and Oil Administrator, made in
an article published in the "Saturday Evening Post," re¬
ported by
an
Associated Press dispatch published in the
New York "World
in
a
11
MONTHLY REVIEW
Mar., 1935]
Telegram" of Feb. 12,
held unfair
were
reply by Axtell J. Byles, President of the American
Petroleum Institute.
;
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"Ordinary common sense should demand a permanent
National policy that will prevent profligate and unscientific
methods in the production, manufacture and distribution
of oil," Mr. Ickes was quoted as saying.
He added, it was
reported, "that the industry and the oil States have been
unable to work out a policy of conservation in their own
interest by collective action."
Challenging "any other present-day industry in the
United States to show greater waste, inefficiency and mis¬
than
management
whether of its
Mr.
own
inherent in the oil industry,
because of inadequate laws,"
appears
making
or
Ickes contended that "we must abandon
the aim of
the past,
use,
which has been not to produce all we can reasonably
but to produce all that we are capable of producing,
whether
we can use
it
or
not."
answering the charges made by Mr. Ickes, Mr. Byles
took sharp issue with the Oil Administrator's statements,
contending that "the Secretary makes an attack upon the
In
good faith of the entire petroleum industry, condemning
sweeping generalities and ignoring its great contribution
to the progress of the country.
It is equivalent to showing
but one side of a balance sheet, failing to disclose the assets
and dramatizing the liabilities."
Mr. Byles cited the marked technical progress made by;
the industry in recent years as convincing evidence of the
desire of the industry as a whole to better its underlying
it in
condition.
"The
industry admits faults common to rapid growth,"
said, "but feels that it has rendered a unique service to
the American public.
It has aided the unparalleled develop¬
ment of'automotive transportation to which the public owes
so much.
No person has been charged unreasonable prices
he
in any way handicapped in
of the products of petroleum.
or
"The
of the
his utilization and enjoyment
industry to-day is meeting the gasoline requirements
nation out of half of the volume of crude oil which
would have been necessary 17 years ago.
To have produced
last year's gasoline requirements under the processes in use
in 1917, it would have been necessary to run 1,866,000,000
barrels of crude oil.
In 1934, the industry actually supplied
the
gasoline requirements by running 893,000,000 barrels of
crude
oil.
That is real conservation of
a
limited natural
resource."
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A bitter attack upon the
sharp rise in taxes on refined
products was made by Mr. Byles, who pointed out that the
retail price per gallon at which gasoline was sold to the
public in 1934 was just half of the retail price it was necessary
to charge
15 years ago.
This reduction in cost to the
consumer, made possible by the increased operating effi¬
ciency of the industry, he contended, was largely offset by
the cumulative Federal, State, county and municipal taxes,
which, on gasoline and motor lubricants alone, totaled in
excess of $754,000,000 in 1034.
"There has been some waste incidental to the production
of crude oil," he admitted, "particularly in the ear her stages
of development, but such waste has been mainly due to the
law of capture which was imposed upon the industry by the
courts.
This constitutes a fundamental problem which
representative members of the industry long have struggled
to eradicate, developing proration and unit operation as
partial correctives.
Certainly, the oil industry cannot justly
be charged with the appalling gas waste in the Panhandle
field, or failure to enforce proration in East Texas."
In disagreeing with Secretary Ickes's doubts of the effective¬
ness of the inter-State compact plan for control of crude oil
production, Mr. Byles, whose organization placed itself upon
record at its last convention as favoring this method, held
that it is effective, and expressed "serious doubts" as to the
legality of remedies suggested by Mr. Ickes.
"Federal control of the industry offers nothing that the
industry, with the aid of States where crude oil production
lies, cannot itself more effectively provide," he held.
"One
of the most constructive things which the Federal Govern¬
ment could do is to re-enact, in constitutional form, a prohibi¬
tion against transportation in inter-State and foreign com¬
merce of crude oil and its products produced in violation of
State laws.
Regimentation from Washington would stifle
that far-flung individual activities necessary to sustain this
dynamic enterprise and, in the long run, would lead to the
creation of a shortage of and so high a price for motor fuel
that it would work grave injury to the American public."
Mr. Ickes's avowal of his belief that the oil industry
should be declared a "public utility" by the Government was
criticized by Mr. Byles, who said that such a move is "im-'
possible." He added that "threats to attempt to do so may
delay ! progress toward the consummation of those things
which both the Secretary and the industry desire to attain
in the public interest."
A proposed plan for the purchase of the East Texas fields
by the Federal Government, sponsored by Representative
Dies (Dem.), of Texas, was ridiculed by President Roosevelt
when he was queried at a press conference.
A cut of 5,800 barrels in the March daily allowable crude
oil production schedule was ordered by Administrator Ickes,
paring the total to 2,520,300 barrels, against 2,526,100
barrels in February.
A cut of 11,600 barrels in Texas daily average production,
which lowered the total for this State to 1,020,100 barrels,
was the largest reduction ordered.
Other allowables, showing increases or reductions, as the
particular instance might be, compare as follows:
Allowable
Arkansas
31,900
3,500
—500
(Unchanged")
+ 1,100
139,700
14,700
Kansas
Michigan
(Unchanged")
2,200
Indiana
Louisiana...
+4,000
11,200
...
Illinois
Kentucky...
—100
492,600
California.
Colorado
Allowable
Barrels
..
.
'
Change
Barrels
"•
110,500
31,600
-100
•1,000
ti
■1,600
Barrels
Montana
—_
New Mexico
9,500
Change
Barrels
(Unchanged)
49,300
11,300
11,500
491,000
—6,100
Pennsylvania.
43,300
+4,300
W.
Virginia..
11,300
+300
Wyoming....
35,100
—400
.
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma.
__
—100
+1,000
—200
REVIEW
MONTHLY
12
"This is
changes posted during the month (which follow)
featured by a seasonal improvement in Pennsylvania
Price
were
grade crude oil and a
Ohio, field.
a
March
Oil Oo. reduced the price of Lima crude oil 15 cents
barrel to $1.15.
Feb. 4—South
15
cents
Penn^Oil Oo. advanced all grades of Pennsylvania crude
in South West Penn pipes, $2.02
$1.87. The Tidewater Oil Co., Ltd., announced
in Bradford and Allegeny to $2.35 cents a barrel.
Corning
barrel, new prices being,
a
Eureka, $1.97; Buckeye,
a
similar boost
prices held unchanged.
gasoline prices, coupled with seasona
prices, featured February's developments
in the refined products market.
'
Areas affected by the price cuts included the metropolitan
New York City section, where a price war resulting in
slashes of 2c. a gallon developed in the latter part of the
month; in New Jersey, where prices moved lc. a gallon
lower, and in Buffalo, where a mid-month attempt to
restore prices to normal levels failed.
March allowable production of gasoline was increasec
3,300,000 barrels to 35,860,000 barrels by Administrator
Ickes in order, he explained, that refiners may build up
their working stocks in preparation for the normal spring
jump in consumption.
The daily average output of 1,157,000 barrels for March,
however, will be 6,000 barrels less than in February, due to
the fact that the former month has more days.
The course of refined petroleum products prices during
February is indicated in the following list of representative
price changes posted during the month:
Weakness in retail
declines in fuel oil
reduction of 3-10ths cent a
1—Standard Oil of Indiana posted a
Feb.
gallon in tank wagon and service
entire territory, effective
station prices ef gasoline throughout its
Feb. 2.
Feb. 5—Standard Oil of
New Jersey posted advances of 2 to 2.4 cents a
gallon in service station prices of gasoline in North Carolina.
Feb. 5—The Sun Oil Co. cut service station prices of gasoline H cent a
gallon at Camden to 15.4 cents, taxes included.
met
the
which brings Camden prices
cut,
Sun Oil also cut prices 4 cents a
level.
Feb. 6—Socony-Vacuum
Standard of New Jersey
1 cent under the State-wide
gallon in Vineland, N. J.
Oil Co., Inc., posted an advance
of M cent a
in Manhattan, the Bronx and
Westchester, making prices in these sections of the metropolitan New
York City area 17 cents a gallon, State and Federal taxes included.
A
similar advance was posted in Fairfield County, Conn., to 17 cents a gallon,
gallon in service station prices of gasoline
State and Federal taxes included.
gallon in retail fuel oil prices through New
on
reductions of K to 1 cent
Jersey. Tank wagon prices
Quotations on No. 2 were
Standard Oil Co., New Jersey, posted
Feb. 13
a
No. 1 fuel oil were cut
% cent to 8 cents.
Camden where the cut was
the same
two points, where the price was slashed 1 cent to 5M cents a gallon.
Feb. 13
Standard Oil of Ohio advanced service station and tank wagon
prices of gasoline 1 cent a gallon in Hamilton, Montgomery and six other
counties.
Despite the advance prices in this area are still 1 cent below the
State-wide level of 17cents a gallon, taxes included, for regular grade
6^ cents except at Trenton and
cut H cent to
No. 4 was cut M cent to 6 cents, except at
1 cent to 5M cents.
gasoline.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
Feb. 15
advanced service station prices of
gasoline in the northern section of New
establishing
a
York State ^ to 3 cents a gallon,
under the "normal"
level of 15 cents, taxes included, 2 cents
move," said the Secretary, "to obtain
a
lower rate of interest.
money
It is not the
the Government to borrow any cash in the
financing program.
We hope, by securing
$325,000,000 during the next three months, by weekly in¬
creases
of $25,000,000 in the Treasury bill issues over
maturities, to be able to squeeze through until June 15."
For a year, up to the last week of February, the Treasury
had been offering 182-day bills, prior to which time 90-day
maturities had been favored.
Latterly the weekly offerings
had been $75,000,000, but in the concluding week of the
month a total of $100,000,000 of the bills was put on sale,
evenly divided between 182-day and the new 273-day
maturities.
The $50,000,000 of 273-day bills were even
more sought after by bidders than the shorter maturity, for
it was naturally expected that the yield would be a little
higher.
But the difference was not large, as the 182s were
taken at an average rate of 0.108%, against a rate of 0.166%
for the 273s.
The average discount on the 182s tapered
downward in February from 0.14% on Jan. 30.
It was
expected that discount bills outstanding, as a result of the
stepping up in weekly volume from $75,000,000 to $100,000,000, would rise from $1,954,046,000 to $2,279,000,000 by
intention
readjustment in prices in the Lima,
Crude Oil
Feb. 2—The Ohio
a
for the Government at
of
15
the end of June.
Incident to the greater, reliance of the Treasury on discount
as a means of raising cash, it was remarked that issuance
bills
of certificates of indebtedness had been discontinued.
Where,
$1,#71,245,000 of these certificates
outstanding, there is none in the hands of the public to-day.
The Treasury is now confining its issues either to discount
on
June 30 1934, there was
bills
or
to notes and bonds.
i
President
Roosevelt, on Feb. 4, signed the bill increasing
to $45,000,000,000 the Treasury's borrowing power and
authorizing the issuance of baby bonds on a discount basis.
The provisions of the bill set a maximum limit of bonds
outstanding at any one time at $25,000,000,000, or about
$11,500,000,000 more than at present, and a maximum limit
of $20,000,000,000 on total notes, certificates of indebtedness
and Treasury bills outstanding.
Sale of the baby bonds began on March 1.
President
Roosevelt bought six of the new bonds of the $25 denomina¬
tion.
The issue prices were as follows:
$18.75 for the $25
bonds, $37.50 for the $50, $75 for the $100, $375 for the $500
and $750 for the $1,000.
The yield to maturity ten years
hence is 2.9%, compounded semi-annually.
February also saw the handing down, on the 18th, by the
Supreme Court of its decision in the gold clause suits.
The
decisions vitally concerned Government financing opera¬
tions, and the fact that the Court did not require the Govern¬
ment to live up to the letter of its promise to pay gold on
its obligations was a direct influence in stimulating further
progress, after momentary hesitation, in the price of Govern¬
ment issues in the long-term market.
The 5-4 decision by
the Court left the Government free to proceed with its
financial program, calling, among other things, for large
scale refunding and raising of new money in coming months.
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a dis¬
count basis are given in the following tables:
level of 17 cents, taxes included.
Feb. 15
Socony-Vacuum posted a reduction of Hcent a
gallon in service
gasoline in the metropolitan New York area to
The cut is effective Feb. 18.
station prices of
less taxes.
Feb. 15
Feb.
81935
Feb.
13 1935
Feb.
14 1935
Feb.
20 1935
Feb.
27 1935
1935
1935
182 days
21 1935
Feb.
21 1935
Feb.
27 1935
Nov. 27 1935
273 days
Feb.
28 1935
Mar.
6 1935
Feb.
28 1935
Mar.
6
0.3 cent a gallon in Wisconsin to
and service sta¬
"normal" levels.
were
6 1935
Feb.
Aug.
182 days
Sept.
4 1935
165,180,000
152,020,000
50,000,001
50,000,001
50,000,001
182 days
Dec.
1935
4 1935
273 days
157.000,000
18—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. posted reductions
met
Feb.
31 1935
;;
$75,000,001 $262,985,000
196,853,000
75.000.00C
156,544,000
75,000,00f
120,712,000
50,000,00(
182 days
182 days
effective
of 1H to 2 cents a
gallon in service station prices of gasoline in the metropolitan New York
City area with the exception of Richmond.
In Westchester and Suffolk
counties, the cut was 1H cents while in Nassau County and New York
City, the cut was 2 cents, all reductions effective Feb. 19.
The cuts
Feb.
1935
1935
posted in service station
Kentucky, the larger mark-up being
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana lifted tank wagon
tion prices of gasoline
tions
Mature
7
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Jan.
In the northern part of the state.
Feb. 15
Subscrip¬
Offering
Bills
Dated
Feb.
Advances of 1 to 1 ^ cents a gallon were
prices of gasoline throughout
Amount of
Bills
Offered
12.5 cents,
by all major competitors.
a
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
tions
Accepted
announced that the reduction of
gallonlposted In service station prices of
gasoline in the metro¬
Maturing
Price
Jan.
31 1935
8 1935
$75,185,000
75,112,000
75,024,000
50,054,000
50,185,000
50,114,000
50,072.000
$262,985,000
196,853,000
Feb.
14 1935
156,544,000
Feb.
21 1935
Feb.
21 1935
Feb.
28 1935
120,712,000
165,180,000
152,020,000
Feb.
28 1935
157,000,000
politan New York City area, effective to-day has been expanded to take in
certain other areas in up-State New York, with the exception of Buffalo,
Yield
Average
Offered
Feb.
18—The Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
1-2 cent
To Redeem
Issue
99.939
99.941
99.946
0.108%
99.874
0.166%
99.949
0.10%
99.889
of-—
$75,327,000
0.12%
0.11%
0.117%
0.147%
99.944
75,320,000
75,090,000
,
,
75,065,000
75,290,000
and in New England.
Feb.
22—Retail
were cut
Feb. 23—Retail
were cut
included, by all major companies.
2 and 3 fuel oil were lowered
M cent
with the barge price at
gallon in New York harbor to 4M cents
a
included, by all major companies.
Buffalo and the surrounding area
gasoline prices In
1 cent a gallon to 13 cents, taxes
Feb. 25—Tank car prices of No.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND
Buffalo and the surrounding area
gasoline prices in
1 cent a gallon to 14 cents, taxes
a
cents
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
gallon.
Feb.
26—All major companies cut retail
fuel oil prices in the metro¬
politan New York City area H cent a gallon to
and QH
$1,000,000 Pinellas
8J4 cents a gallon for No. 1
No. 3 is unchanged at
surrounding area were
by all major companies.
major companies lowered tank car prices of kerosene M cent
Feb. 26—Retail gasoline
Feb.
26—All
Portland, Me.
FEBRUARY
$3,000,000 Manufacturers
commercial
and Providence and 6K cents at
=:•.>;
FINANCING
OF
THE
UNITED
Co.,
Baltimore,
Baltimore—'The
are
offering
company.
3^-year 5%
notes, dated Oct. 1 1934 and due April 1 1938
at 100 and int.
In addition to the public offering, the notes
-■>.
STATES
Treasury financing in February which bulked
largest in importance was the entry of the Government into
the 273-day field for discount bills.
Simultaneous with the
lengthening of the maturity of part of the weekly offering
of discount bills, Secretary Morgenthau enunciated a policy
calling for the Treasury to raise all of the cash it needed until
June 30 by the sale of short-term securities on a discount
basis and from baby bond issues.
Finance
bankers,
collateral trust
offered
in
exchange
to
holders of the company's
1935.
10-year
coll. trust notes which mature on April 1
TREASURY
The event in
.
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
are
THE
(Fla.)—1st mtge. 5H% sinking fund
1934 and maturing Sept. 1 1959,
the
New York.
prices in Buffalo and the
gallon to 12 cents, taxes included,
gallon to 6 cents at New York, Boston
Co.
public at 87H and int.
The underwriters are
Swart, Brent & Co., Inc., New York; Chandler & Co., Inc.;
and Boenning & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; and Burr & Co., Inc.,
offered to
cents for No. 2 and 6 cents for No. 4.
cut 1 cent a
Water
bonds, series A, dated Sept. 1
6H cents.
a
DIVIDENDS IN FEBRUARY
municipal obligations as in the past, comprise
the greater portion of new financing in February, with
corporate issues both limited in size and number.
Below
we give the larger offerings for February:
State and
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
!
>8,500,000 Boston Metropolitan Dist., Mass., 3% refund, bonds, due
serially from 1936 to 1960, incl., awarded to the Chase National
Bank of New York and associates, at 100.819, a basis of about
2.94%.
Maturities from j.936 to 1959 were re-offered to yield
from 0.50% to 2.90%, while $2,649,000 bonds due in 1960 were
offered at 100.25, to yield about 2.98%.
4,779,000 Syracuse,
N. Y., bonds, comprising $2,779,000 2J^s and
$2,000,000 2.20s, due serially from 1936 to 1955, incl., awarded
to Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York and associates, at
100.019, a basis of about 2.24%.
Re-offered at prices to yield
from 0.40% to 2.50%, according to maturity.
$3,000,000 Nassau Co., N. Y., bonds, including $2,000,000 3^8 and
$1,000,000 3 ks, sold to a group headed by the Chase National
Bank of New York, at 100.039, a basis of about 3.42%.
The
3%% bonds were offered to investors to yield from 2.50% to
3.40%, according to due date, while the 3Hs were priced to
yield 3.40%.
Bonds mature serially from 1937 to 1959, incl.
2,752,000 Bayonne, N. J., bonds, of which $1,952,000 bear 4H% int.
and $800,000 3.40%, sold to a syndicate managed by the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. of New York, which paid 101.02,
or a basis of 4.12%, for the 4Ks and approximately par for the
3.40s.
Re-offered at prices to yield from 3.50% to 4.05%,
according to interest rates and maturities, the latter being from
1936 to 1951, incl.
2,705,000 Clifton, N. J., 4%% water bonds, due serially from 1936 to
1980, incl., purchased by an account headed by the Bancamerica-Blair Corp. of New York, at 100.40, a basis of about
4.72%.
Re-offered to investors at prices to yield from 3%
to 4.40%, according to maturity.
2,597,000 Hoboken, N. J., 4H% funding bonds, maturing serially from
1937 to 1955, incl., sold privately to a group managed by
Lehman Bros, of New York.
Price paid not disclosed Pub¬
licly.
Public re-offering was made at prices to yield from 3.75%
to 4.75%, according to maturity.
•
.
2,000,000 Davidson
Co.,
Tenn.,
3%
public bldg.
bonds awarded to the Chemical Bank & Trust
and associates, at 100.27, a basis of about
and court house
Co. of New York
2.98%.
1,964,000 New York, N. Y., 4% rapid transit and water tunnel impt.
bonds, due serially from 1936 to 1958, incl., sold by the Re; ;
construction Finance Corporation to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., of New York and associates, at 105.138, a basis of about
2.97%.
:
Worth,
1,949,000 Fort
Tex.,
refunding
including
bonds,
$1,639,000
4Ms, due from 1942 to 1959, incl., and $313,000 4s, maturing
from 1936 to 1942, incl., purchased privately by Brown Harnman & Co. of New York and associates.
1,768,000 Los Angeles Co. Sanitation Districts, Calif.. 5K% bonds
awarded to a group headed by John Nuveen & Co. of Chicago,
at 100.25, a basis of about 5.22%.
Due serially from 1938
v.
to 1969, incl.
1,433,000 Hudson Co., N. J., bonds, including $940,000 4Hs, due from
1936 to 1957, incl., and $493,000 3Hs, due from 1945 to 1964,
incl., sold privately to Lehman Bros, of New York and asso¬
ciates.
Re-offered to yield from 2.50% to 3.85%, according
to interest rate and
maturity.
.
1,082.500 Jefferson Co., Ala., 5H% refunding road warrants sold to
the Equitable Securities Corp. of Nashville and associates at
a price of 100.89.
Further details not available at this writing.
Changes in dividend declarations in February are mostly
a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into
sections, namely: "Favorable Changes" and "Un¬
favorable Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
of
two
FAVORABLE
CHANGES
Laboratories—Extra dividend of 25c.
Abbott
V"
a
share and a regular
Agricultural Insurance Co. of Watertown—Quarterly dividend on the
capital stock increased from 65c. a share to 75c. a share, payable April
1 1935.
-:v.
Inc.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par common
stock, both payable April 1 1935.
T
Allied Laboratories,
share on account of ac¬
stock, series B, payable
this issue since
regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share was paid.
American Rolling Mill Co.—Dividend of $2 a
cumulations on the 6% cumulative preferred
This is the first payment to be made on
Jan.15 1933, when a
(& Subs.)—Special dividend of $1 a
share, an extra of 25c. a share and the regular quarterly dividend of
$1 a share on the no par common stock, all payable March 30.
The
company states that the $1 special dividend is to be regarded as applicable
American
to
of 15c.
capital stock, payable March 29.
This will be the
issue since June 30 1931, when a regular
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share was distributed.
a
share
on
the
no par
first dividend to be paid on this
(W. B.) Coon Co.—Directors decided to defer the dividend ordinarily
payable at this time on the 7% cumul. preferred stock. The last regular
payment of $1.75 a share was made on Nov. 1 1934.
Copperweld Steel Co.—Quarterly dividend of 12He. a share on the'no
par common stock, payable Feb. 28 1935.
This is the first distribution
to be made on this issue since Feb. 15 1931 when a quarterly dividend
of 50c.
share
a
was
paid.
Kodak Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common
increased from $1 a share to $1.25 a share payable April 1 1935.
Eastman
stock
Elgin National Watch Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock
since Feb. 15.
eayable March 1 1931, when 37He. a first dividend to be paid on this
This will be the share was distributed.
sue
Emporium Capwell Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the no par
common stock, payable April 8.
On Sept. 24 1930 a regular quarterly
dividend of 25c. a share was paid; none since.
Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common stock
payable March 20 1935.
Ferro Enamel
increased from 10c. a share to 15c. a share,
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the
no par common stock, payable March 1 1935.
Previous payments were
made up of a special distribution of 50c. a share on March 20 1934 and
an initial dividend of 20c. a share paid on March 15 1932.
Flintkote Co.—Dividend resumed on the common stock
of 25c.
a
share, payable March 25
by the declaration
1935.
General Fire Extinguisher Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the no par
common stock, payable March 11 1935.
This will be the first distribution
on this issue since Sept. 10 1931, when a like amount was paid.
Goldblatt Bros.,
Inc.—Quarterly dividend increased from 25c. a
share
37Hc. a share, payable April 1 1935.
The stockholders have the
option of accepting additional common stock at the rate of l-40th of a
share of common stock for each share held in lieu of the cash dividend.
to
Grant Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock of no
par value, both payable April 1 1935.
v
(W. T.)
Green Mountain Power Corp.—Dividend of $2.25 a share on account
of accumulations on the $6 cumulative preferred stock of no par value,
payable March 1 1935.
This compares with 75c. a share paid
including Dec. 1 1934.
each quarter
from June 1 1933 to and
Insuranshares Certificates, Inc.—Semi-annual dividend of seven cents
a share on the common stock, payable March 20 1935.
This compares
with five cents a share paid on Sept. 20 and March 20 1934.
Stock Yards Co.—Extra dividend of $2 a share in addition
regular quarterly distribution of $1.50 a share was paid Feb. 1
the common stock.
Kansas City
to the
1935
on
Kemper-Thomas Co., Norwood, Ohio—Dividend of $7 a share, covering
the year 1935 was paid on Feb. 15 on the 7% cumul. pre. stock.
A
dividend of $14 a share was paid on this issue on Dec. 1 1934, paying all
accumulations up to and including that date.
A dividend of $7 a share
on the 7% special cumulative preferred stock was also declared, payable
1 1935.
March
Landis Machine Co.—Dividends resumed on the common
stock by the
payment on Feb. 15 1935 of 25c. a share. No disbursements were made
this issue since Feb. 15 1932 when 50c. a share was distributed.
on
quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable April 1 1935.
On Jan. 2 last, an extra distribution of 15c. a
share was made on the above issue.
March 1 1935.
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.—Directors declared a dividend
.
1,200,000 Rochester, N. Y., 2H% "water bonds, due from 1936 to 1944,
incl., awarded to Barr Bros. & Co. of New York and associates
at 100.13, a basis of about 2.22%.
Re-offered to yield from
0.50% to 2.40%, according to maturity.
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13
MONTHLY REVIEW
Mar., 1935]
Safety Razor Corp.
stock increased from 25c.
payable March 30 1935.
Loew's Inc.—Dividend on the no par common
a
share to 50c. a share,
Dredging Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
creased from 25c. a share, to 50c. a share, payable March 1 1935.
McWilliams
in¬
Maryland Fund, Inc.—Regular cash distribution of 10c. a share and an
extra cash dividend of 5c. a share on the capital stock, both payable
March 15 1935.
Investment Co.,
Mayfair
75c.
a
Los Angeles—Initial quarterly dividend of
of outstanding capital stock which
share on the 13,675 shares
became payable
Merchants
Feb. 1 1935.
Fire
Insurance
Co.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
and became payable Feb. 15
creased from 25c. a share to 30c. a share
1935.
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on account of
accumulations on the 7% cumul. pref. stock, payable April 1 1935.
Dividends of $1 a share were paid on this issue in each of the four pre¬
quarters.
ceding
Bond & Share Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition
regular quarterly dividend of like amount in the no par common
stock, both payable March 15 1935.
National
to the
1934 earnings.
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Stock dividend
of 4% on the no par common stock
larch In common
Kayable15 1935. stock (from stock now held in the company's treasury)
Belden Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par capital
50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Feb. 15 1934.
stock increased from
Bird-Archer Co.—Dividend of $2 a share on the common stock, payable
Feb. 15 1935.
This compares with $1.50 a share distributed on Sept.
11934.
Birtman Electric Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share was
common stock on Feb. 15 1935.
paid on the
Boss Manufacturing Co.—Dividend on the common stock
from $1 a share to $1.50 a share, payable Feb. 15 1935.
increased
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
creased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable March 15 1935.
Bristol Brass Corp.—Dividend on the $25 par common stock
from 25c. a share to 37Hc. a share, payable March 15 1935.
in¬
increased
Neisner
Inc.—Quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the no
stock and an extra dividend of 50c. a share, both payable
This is the first distribution made on this issue since
when a regular quarterly dividend of 40c. a share was paid.
Brothers,
par common
March
Jan. 1
15 1935.
1931
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Dividend on the no par common
from 25c. a share to 40c. a share, payable April 1 1935.
stock increased
New York Merchandise Co., Inc.—Regular quarterly dividend of 50c.
a share and an extra dividend of 12He. a
share on the common stock,
no
par
value, both payable May 1. This compares with regular quarterly
paid in each of the four preceding quarters.
dividends of 37He. a share
Parke, Davis & Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in addition
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the no par common
both payable March 30 1935.
to the
stock,
Parker Pen Co.—Dividend on the common stock resumed by the declara¬
tion of 15c. a share, payable March 1 1935.
This is the first payment
since Aug.
15 1931 when 25c. a share was
Calgary & Edmonton Corp.—Initial dividend of five cents a share oathe no par common stock, payable May 1 1935.
Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd.—Quarterly dividend on the no par
common shares increased from 25c. a share to 30c. a share, payable
Puritan Ice
paid on this issue.
Prentice-Hall,
April
■■■*
25.
Central Surety & Insurance Corp., Kansas City, Mo.—Dividends on
the common stock resumed by the payment of 50c. a share on Feb. 15
a
quarterly dividend of 60c.
The last previous disbursement was a
1935.
share
paid on this issue on Oct. 15 1930.
"
Co.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on account of
first preferred stock was paid on
distribution to be made on this issue since
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share was paid.
Chemical Paper Mfg.
accumulations
Feb.
1.
on
the 7 % cumulative
This is the first
Nov. 2 1931 when a
Chesapeake Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the no par capital stock in¬
creased from 63c. a share to 75c. a share, payable April 1 1935.
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.—Quarterly dividend of 30c. a share and an
extra of 10c. a share on the common stock, both payable March 30 1935.
In each of the five preceding quarters, dividends of 25c. a share were
distributed.
Clorax Chemical Co.—Extra dividend of 12 H cents a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common
stock, both payable April 1.
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock in¬
creased from 25c. a share to 31 He. a share, payable March 31.
Columbian Carbon Co.—Dividend on the common (v. t. c.) stock of
no par value increased from 85c. a share to $1 a share, payable March
1 1935.
Columbian
a
National Life Insurance Co.
(Boston)—Dividend of $2
the common stock on Feb. 4 1935.
This represents
made on this issue since a semi-annual dividend of
share distributed on Feb. 3 1934.
share was paid on
the first payment
$4 a
Commercial Solvents Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share on the no
par common
stock, payable March 30 1935.
Consolidated Investment Trust—Special dividend of 70c. a share in
addition to the usual semi-annual dividend of 50c. a share on the capital
stock, both payable April 15 1935.
Container Corp. of America—Directors declared a dividend of $7 a
share on account of accumulations on the 7 % cumulative preferred stock,
payable April 1.
The company has paid no dividends on this issue
1 1931 when the regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share
since April
was
disbursed.
from 35c. a
Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
share to 40c. a share, payable March 1 1935.
Co.—-Dividend of $8 a share on the common
April 1 1935.
This is the first payment to be made on
April 1 1932 when a like amount was distributed.
on
Republic Insurance Co.
stock, payable
this issue since
of Texas.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from 20c. a share to
25c. a share, payable Feb. 10 1934.
Schuyler Trust Shares, N. Y. City—Initial dividend of 8c. a share was
paid on the ordinary registered shares on Feb. 1 1935.
Directors stated
that future disbursements will be made semi-annually in varying amounts.
Siscoe Gold Mines,
the regular
Ltd.—Extra dividend of 3c. a share in addition to
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock,
both
1935.
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock,
both payable March 15 1935.
Sutherland Paper Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share in addition to the
regular bi-monthly dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock, both
payable Feb. 28 1935.
Tide Water Associated Oil
Co.—Dividend of $2 a share on the 6%
cumul. convertible preferred stock, payable April 1 1935.
This dividend
constitutes the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share ordinarily
due at this time and a dividend of 50c. a share on account of accruals,
thus paying up all back dividends due on this issue.
Unexcelled Mfg. Co., Inc.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock, payable Feb. 15 1935.
This is the first payment to be made on
this issue since Dec. 1 1932 when 5c. a share was paid.
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the no
par common stock, payable April 1 1935; this compares with 35c. a share
paid in each of the three preceding quarters.
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 15 1935.
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par
common stock, payable March 30 1935.
This declaration makes the
resumption of dividends on this issue.
Veeder-Root, Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common stock in¬
creased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share payable March 1 1935.
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the 6% cumul.
preferred stock, payable April 1 1935.
This declaration marks the re¬
sumption of dividends on this issue.
payable March 15
14
MONTHLY
&
Wilson
Inc.—Initial dividend of 1234c. a share on the no par
payable June 1 1935, and an initial quarterly dividend
the new $6 cumul. pref. stock payable May 1 1935.
Co.,
1
stock,
common
of $1.50 a share on
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Dividends of 50c.
cumul. pref. stock, ana
both payable March 15
share
a
on
the 6%
58 l-3c. a share on the 7% cumul. pref. stock,
1935.
This declaration represents an increase
to one-third the normal rate.
Wolverine Tube Co.—Dividend of $3.50 a share
on account
of accumula¬
tions on the 7% cumul. pref. stock, payable March 1 1935.
This is the
first distribution on this issue since Dec. 1 1933, when a regular quarterly
dividend of $1.75 a share was paid.
t
REVIEW
variation in prices for the month was small.
According to
the index of 50 stocks compiled by the New York 4'Times,"
share
prices lost 1.33 points in February, against a loss of
points in January and one of 1.91 points in February
1934.
The biggest advance of the month came on Feb. 18
1.79
and amounted to 2.43 points.
Observance of the holidays
Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays helped to make
on
phenomenally dull one for the stock market.
rail stocks outstripped industrials, for the
average recession in the former was 2.58 points, against
0.08 point for the latter.
Only from the Supreme Court decision in favor of the
Government on the gold clause suits did the stock market
find any incentive to advance.
And it turned out that this
was at best a negative incentive.
Directly after the Court's
opinion was made known, the rail issues experienced a strong
spurt on the ground that the railroads would not have to
honor the gold clauses in their heavy bonded indebtedness.
February
In
(J. S.) Young Co.—Extra dividend of $2 a share was paid
on
the
common
stock on Feo. 19 1935.
UNFAVORABLE
American
3734c.
a
Associated Oil Co.—Dividend
a
CHANGES
Hosiery Co.—Dividend on the capital stock decreased from
share to 25c. a share, payable March 1.
share to 35c. a share,
on
the
common
stock reduced from 50c.
payable March 30.
Auto City Brewing
Co.—Directors decided not to pay the dividend on
the $1 par common stock ordinarily due at this time.
In each of the
three preceding quarters dividends of three cents a share were paid on
this issue.
Brooklyn
&
Queens Transit Corp.—Dividend
preferred stock of no par value decreased from $1
payable April 1 1935.
Cabot
$2
Manufacturing Co.—Dividend
share to $1.50
a
Commonwealth
>V
a
on
on the $6 cumulative
share to 50c. a share,
a
the capital stock reduced
from
dividend of 75c. a
value, payable April 1.
This payment is at one-half the regular quarterly
rate of $1.50 a share distributed previously.
Electric Storage Battery Co.—Dividends on the no par
and
common
partic. pref. stock, both reduced from 75c. a share to 50c.
payable April 1 1935.
cum.
and the
share,
a
are
Empire Gas & Electric Co.—Directors decided to take
no
*
action
on
the
payment of dividends ordinarily due March 1 on the 6% pref. A, 7%
pref. C and the 6% pref. D shares.
The last payments made were
regular quarterly distributions of $1.50,
spectively, on Dec. 1 1934.
$1.75 and $1.50
a
share,
re¬
Hecla Mining Co.—-Quarterly dividend of 10c. a share ordinarily
payable
at this time
the capital stock omitted.
on
Matson Navigation Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
$1.50 a share to $1.15 a share, payable Feb. 15 1934.
New Bedford Storage Warehouse Co.—Dividend on the no par common
stock reduced from 75c. a share to 35c. a share, payable Feb. 20 1935.
New England. Gas &. Electric Association (& Subs.)—Dividend of
3734c.
share on account of accumulations on the $5.50
value, payable April 1 1935.
A dividend of 75c.
a
no
par
on
cum.
pref. stock,
was paid
Jan. 1 last.
a
share
Ohio Finance Co.—Dividend
$2
a
share to $1.50
Sunset
McKee
a
on the 8% cum. pref. stock reduced from
share, payable April 1 1935.
Salesbook
Co.—Dividend on the no par class B stock
reduced from 37He. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 15 1935.
Tacony Palmyra Bridge Co.—Dividends of 25c.
and class B
common
stocks,
no par
share
a
on
the class A
value, both payable March 30 1935.
A previous distribution on these issues was at the rate of 50c.
and was payable Dec. 31 1934.
Tide Water Oil Co.—Dividend
on
the
no
a
share
par common stock reduced from
75c. a share to 35c. a share, payable March 30 1935.
United Corporation—Directors on Feb. 27 took no action on the
quar¬
terly dividend of 75c. a share on the $3 cum. pref. stock, normally paid
on April 1.
,
.
United Stores Corp.—Directors decided to omit the dividend on the
pre¬
ferred stock usually declared at this time.
Previously distributions had
been paid at the rate of 81 He. a share quarterly.
Wilcox
&
Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co.—Directors decided
dividend ordinarily due at this time on the common stock.
payment of 50c. a share was made on Aug. 15 1934.
to
omit
the
A semi-ann.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Dividends of 8734c. a share on the
7%
cum. pref. stock, 81 He. a share on the 634
% cum. pref. stock and 75c.
a share on the 6% cum. pref. stock, all
payable March 20 1935.
These
dividends are at one-hair of the regular rate.
Previously regular quar.
dividends
disbursed.
were
COURSE OF
THE STOCK MARKET DURING
The showing of the stock market
FEBRUARY I93S
in nearly all ways
a
disappointment in February. A good portion of the
market community persuaded itself in the first half of the
month that activity was so low because of the
widespread
unwillingness to take on any unnecessary commitments
was
until after the
Supreme Court had ruled
suits.
contended that both business and the stock
It
market
was
on
the gold clause
being held back because of the gold litigation
the decision was out of the way a
pick-up
would appear at once in all lines.
It did not take long
to show that this
analysis was shallow.
The Supreme Court handed down its
opinion on Feb. 18
and straightway the market
leaped ahead, with both prices
and volume rising perceptibly.
On the following day, too,
the market stayed out of its old rut of
inactivity.
But
that was all.
From Feb. 18 until the end of the month,
a matter of
eight trading days, prices worked lower, with
only one minor interruption.
While trading volume was
a bit higher in the latter half than in
the forepart of the
month, it still fell shy of *the 1,000,000 share mark every
day. There were, in point of fact, only two days in all
February when share turnover crossed the 1,000,000 total,
and they were Feb. 18 and Feb. 19.
The month, as a whole, was the dullest
February for
were
and that
once
the stock market in
stocks
on
more
than
a
decade.
Transactions in
the New York Stock
Exchange came to a bit less
than 14,500,000 shares, or just about one-fourth of the
volume in February 1934.
The record stock turnover for
a
February came in 1929 with 77,968,730 shares.
Bond
activity was considerably reduced, but less so than that in
stocks.
Par value of bonds changing hands on the New
York Stock Exchange was
$220,256,000, against $384,503,700 a year before.
Dealings in bonds were at a new low
since
the
1931.
If
the
turnover
for
the
first
two
months
of
be considered, the stock market comes off just
as
poorly.
Dealings for these months totaled 33,813,657
shares, against 111,395,301 a year before and the record
total of
188,774,680 in 1929.
Bond sales dropped to
$550,802,000 in the two-month period from $825,488,400
a year before.
v.v-"'.
7;. :
year
_
With
two
dulness
days,
so
But the advance turned into
it
was
in stocks, except on the aforementioned
pronounced, it was not surprising that the net
reflected that
a
decline in these issues when
did nothing to enlarge
decision
the
the volume of rail
off of
share, payable Feb. 15 1935.
Southern Corp.—Directors on Feb. 26 declared a
share on the $6 cumulative preferred stock of no par
&
a
weakness,
to
traffic; all it did was to let the carriers
possible liability to pay off their bonds according
a
the
contract.
.
\
.
Among the factors tending to depress stock prices could
be mentioned the slackening in the rate of steel output, the
introduction of the Rayburn bill requiring public utility
holding companies to dissolve in five years and the institu¬
tion of suit by the Department of Justice to prevent a
proposed merger of Republic Steel with five smaller com¬
panies.
As to the fluctuations in individual
stocks, United States
highest Feb. 18 at 38% and at its lowest
Feb. 27 at 31%, with the close Feb. 28 at 32%.
Steel pre¬
ferred was at its highest Feb. 1 at 89 and at its lowest Feb. 27
at 79%, with the close Feb. 28 at 80.
American Tel. & Tel.
was at its lowest Feb. 7 at 102% and at its highest Feb. 18
at 106%, with the close Feb. 28 at 105%.
American Can
rose from 111% Feb. 1 to 123 Feb. 18, with the close Feb.
28 at 117%.
General Elec. moved up from 22% Feb. 6
to 25% Feb. 18, with the close Feb. 28 at 23%.
Allied
Steel
was
at its
Chemical & Dye was at its lowest Feb. 6 at 133% and at its
highest Feb. 18 at 140%, wdth the close Feb. 28 at 134.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. moved up from 36% Feb. 6
to 41 Feb. 18, with the close Feb. 28 at 37 %.
Consolidated
Gas of N. Y. fell from 19% Feb. 4 to 15% Feb. 27, with the
close Feb. 28 at 18%.
In the railroad list, New York Central
dropped from 20% Feb. 18 to 14% Feb. 26, with the close
Feb. 28 at 15%.
Delaware & Hudson was at its highest
Feb. 18 at 39% and at its lowest Feb. 26 at 29%, with the
close Feb. 28 at 30.
Union Pacific dropped from 106 Feb.
18 to 94% ex-div. Feb. 28, with the close on the latter
date the same.
Southern Pacific was at its highest Feb.
18 at 18% and at its lowest Feb. 25 at 13%, with the
close Feb. 28 at 14%.
Baltimore & Ohio moved down
from 15 Feb. 18 to 9% Feb. 26, with the close Feb. 28 at
10%.
Chesapeake & Ohio moved up from 40% Feb, 6 to
44% Feb. 18, with the close Feb. 28 at 41%.
Southern
Ry. was at its highest Feb. 18 at 16 and at its lowest Feb.
26 at 8%, with the close Feb. 28 at 9%.
The bond market in February witnessed a further stimu¬
lation of
high-grade domestic corporation bonds, together
Treasury obligations.
This rise
in value was practically maintained throughout the month
and the issues as a consequence touched new high levels for
several years.
Medium and lower grade bonds were irregu¬
lar in February and closed below the highest prices reached in
January, while on the other hand public utility bonds dis¬
played great strength during the month.
In the following
table we show, as usual, the fluctuations for the month in
the different issues of United States obligations, and also
for the large list of railroad and industrial bonds and a con¬
siderable number likewise of foreign bond issues:
with that of United States
,
Opening
Railroad, and Industrial Bonds
Price
Feb.
Closing
Range for February
Feb. 28
Lowest
1935
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s...2030
Atch Top & Santa Fe gen 4s_1995
Bait & Ohio 1st gold 4s
1948
Convertible 434 s
I960
Bost & Maine 1st 5s
AC..1967
ser
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
Ches & Ohio ref & impt
Chesapeake Corp 5s
1950
434s B_*95
.....1947
Chic Milw St P & P 5s A.-.1975
Chic & N W 4948 ser A....1949
C C C & St L 434s ser E...1977
Dodge Bros
conv
deb 6s.
1940
70 34
5534
10794
102
63
34
76 34
102 94
10934
104 H
22 H
18 34
72
107
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927... 1967
6834
Great North gen 434s ser E.1977
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A. 1963
77
73 H
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B.1947
74
Kan City Sou ref & impt 5s_1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s._2003
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
Mo-Kan-Texas
cum
adj 5s.. 1967
N Y Central conv 6s
....1944
N Y C & St L 434s ser C...1978
N Y N H & H 1st ref 434S..1967
N Y Ont & West ref 4s.
1992
Northern Pacific 4s___._
1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 434s..1970
Pitts C C & St L 5s
Rio Grande
West
ser
46"
13134
9ft
109 94
6294
4134
56 34
103
9494
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A
1939
68
54
76"
1956
58
Union Pacific 1st & ref 4s___2008
105
Highest
74
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1935
20
6934
14
5834
11094
6134 Feb.
11134 Feb.
25
104
Feb.
21
59
10734 Feb.
10034 Feb.
10234
4634
Feb.
18
68
Feb.
7634 Feb.
1
102
Feb.
10494 Feb.
25
10334
109
Feb.
11134 Feb.
18
111
Feb.
23
10494
1794 Feb.
2434 Feb.
18
1834
1434 Feb.
2034 Feb.
7294 Feb.
18
9
1534
6334
10634
4234 Feb.
106
10334 Feb.
6134
10634
6034
7434
65
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
6
6934 Feb.
19
77 94 Feb.
8
7434
74
Feb.
2
6734
7594 Feb.
20
107
Feb.
7234 Feb.
6034 Feb.
3934 Feb.
13094 Feb.
1694 Feb.
10434 Feb.
Feb.
2
46
Feb.
.1
134
Feb.
7
28
70
Feb.
1
10994 Feb.
19
6334 Feb.
18
64
62"
4134
133
18
1
10494
5734
3134
5134
Feb.
20
10634
9394 Feb.
9734 Feb.
20
9594
Feb.
11634 Feb.
7894 Feb.
20
11534
55
Feb.
28
Feb.
50
Feb.
4134 Feb.
5634 Feb.
107
10234 Feb.
113
A...1970
1st 4s
Price
1935
1
7534 Feb.
38
5634
9194
9134 Feb.
7734
Feb.
1
45
20
108
58
5634 Feb.
5134 Feb.
Western Maryland 1st 4s... 1952
20
10894 Feb.
Feb.
10494 Feb.
Warner Bros Pictures 6s....1939
1
.
9634 Feb.
:
5294
20
9434
/Closing
Opening
Price
Range for February 1935
Price
Foreign Bonds
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1935
'
Highest
Lowest
1935
9354 Feb. 23
8834 Feb. 21
10334
tions
10154
110%
186
18554 Feb.
7 190
Feb.
183
5 190
Feb.
28
190~"
4754 Feb.
11
11
19
Austrian (Govt) 7s
1943
102 H
(Kingdom) 6>$s___1949
—.1957
External 7s of 1924
92
105^
96 X
1949
German (Republic) 7s.
1949
German Govt internal
5^8.1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
Queensland (State) ext 7s.
Rome (City) ext 6^8
1952
Feb.
4334 Feb. 27
3234 Feb. 25
44X
34
101
10154
Feb.
3734 Feb.
Feb.
7 10234
7954 Feb.
86 H
unchanged, wjth the demand for new accommoda¬
practically non-existent and most transactions limited
renewing of expiring obligations.
96""
CALL LOANS
Low
Feb.
1...
102
Feb.
10934
3
Feb.
4...
1
Last
Feb. 28
Highest
,Lowest
First Liberty Loan—
.1932-1947
104.10
102.18 Feb.
28 104.24 Feb.
16
102.18
V 4Ms_..:
1932-1947
Fourth Liberty Loan—
103.23
102.20 Feb. 28 103.25 Feb.
5
102.20
3Ms._
4 Hs
(uncalled)
1932-1938
(3rd called)1933-1938
Treasury 4^s
1947-1952
Treasury 3^8
1943-1945
103.28
103.7
Feb.
28 104.1
Feb-
7
103.7
4^s
101.31
101.15 Feb.
18 102.4
Feb.
8
101.23
114.24
114.24 Feb.
4 116.14 Feb.
25
116.2
104
103.30 Feb.
2 105.20 Feb.
25
104.29
Treasury 4s
1944-1954
109.28
109.28 Feb.
1 111.30 Feb.
28
110.30
Treasury 3J£s_
1946-1956
108.16
108.16 Feb.
1 109.26 Feb.
26
1943-1947
105.17
105.17 Feb.
1
106.36 Feb.
25
106.1
Treasury 3s
1951-1955
1946-1948
102.18
102.18 Feb.
1 103.29 Feb.
23
103.8
101.31
101.31 Feb.
1 103.27 Feb.
23
103.8
1940-1943
1941-1943
1946-1949
1949-1952
1941
105.22
105.20 Feb.
1 106.24 Feb.
25
106.14
106.22
105.22 Feb.
1 106.22 Feb.
26
106.14
1 104.24 Feb.
25
104.8
.1944-1946
Treasury 3%a
Treasury 3%s._
Treasury 3Ks
Treasury 3V$s_
103.13 Feb.
103.13
15...
Feb.
16
Feb.
Renewal
High
1
1
1
17—
Saturday
—
Sunday
1
Feb.
18...
1
1
1
6...
1
1
1
Feb.
19...
1
1
1
Feb.
6...
1
."'■1
Vv'l
Feb.
20...
1
1
1
1
Feb.
1
7...
1
Feb.
8...
1
Feb.
1
9...
10...
1
103.3
103.2
2 104.28 Feb.
23
104.9
105.18
105.17 Feb.
2 106.23 Feb.
23
106.12
103.29
103.28 Feb.
2 105.16 Feb.
23
102.16
1 103.23 Feb.
23
Feb.
21...
Feb.
23
Sunday
Feb.
24...
Feb.
100.13
100.13 Feb.
1 102.12 Feb.
23
Feb.
11...
Feb.
12
Feb.
13...
Feb.
14...
1
1
1
1
101.4
Feb.
1 101.13 Feb.
23
....1952
100.12
100.12 Feb.
1 102.14 Feb.
23
98.10 Feb.
100.14 Feb.
23
25...
1
1
I,-;.,
26
—
1
l
l"'r,
Feb.
27
—
1
I
1
1
1
Feb.
28...
1
I
1
—
:
1
—
—
rates
,
—;
security collateral also continued
unchanged at the extremely low levels prevailing heretofore.
The
demand
for
negligible, with
on
this
kind
remained
accommodation
of
the temporary flurry in trading apropos
of the announcement of the gold decisions failing to produce
than
more
even
occasional
an
the month rates
100.1
90-day transaction.
Throughout
for loans running
and five months and 1@1M% for loans
were
for two, three, four
nominal at % to 1 %
101.27
98.10
:
loan
101.13
1939-1949
—:
Time
V
.
Feb.
1
—
.
1
1
1
Holiday
—
.!
Holiday
Saturday
Sunday
—
101.26
101.7
1
1
22...
Feb.
;
103.18
Home Owners' Loan 4s
•r'. 1
,
104.28
Fed'l Farm Mtge 3^8-1944-1964
3s
..1949
102.16 Feb.
1
1
Saturday
109.11
Treasury 3^8
Treasury 3s
Feb.
1
Saturday
Sunday
Feb.
Sale
Feb. 1
Low
Renewal
1
Feb.
80
5
8634 Feb.
27
Sale
Government Bonds
ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
High
2...
Feb.
3334
Range During February 1935
First
remained
11254
10734 Feb. 15 10934 Feb. 28
1941
__
"Industrial
new
4434
13
102 J4 Feb.
(Dominion) 5s.___.1952
French Republic ext 7^8.-.1941
and the
1934,
16
85)4 Feb.
103 A
Canada
28
to the
7
87^
1955
Brisbane (City) 5s
$62,345,000 Feb.
6 10354 Feb. 18
10154 Feb. 23 10254 Feb. 18
10534 Feb.
2 10754 Feb. 21
9634 Feb.
2
9554 Feb. 15
Feb. 23
11054 Feb.
1 113
90 M Feb.
1962
External 5Hs
but
Advances" increased only slightly from $17,493,000 Jan. 30
to $19,163,000 Feb. 27.
On the Stock Exchange the official
rate for call loans of 1%, now in effect since Dec. 7 1933,
9254
8834
Australia 5s of 1925
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A._.1967
Belgium
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Mar., 1935]
Treasury 33£s
....
Treasury 3Ks
—
3s series A
2^8..
1951
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
Feb.
1
STOCK EXCHANGE
running for six months.
DAILY RECORD
Rales
14,404,525
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscellaneous
19,314,200
56,829,952
31,716,267
$
$
$
142,769,000 289,595,000 131,638,200 107,469,000
State, municipal and foreign—
29,248,000 71,445,000 54,504,000 58,413,500
United States Government
48,239,000 23,463,700 45,398,000 55,349,750
3—
4—
Feb.
5—
6—
Feb.
8
Feb.
Mixed Collateral
5 Months
4 Months
H@ 1
3A®1
6 Months
H@l
K®1
1@1 H
1@1X
1@1H
Satur day
Sim day
'
3A@ 1
3A©1
K@l
H@ 1
H®1
M@1
H@1
H@1
3A@l
xrn
3A©1
H®1
H®1
H@1
H@ 1
3A©1
H@1
%@l
H@l
A@l
3A@ 1
X© 1
%@l
H@l
1@1A
1@1A
1@1X
A@l
X@1
H@1
7—
Feb.
on
90 Days
2—
Feb.
Feb.
1932
1933
1934
1...
Feb.
Stock sales—Number of shares
Feb.
Feb.
1935
Month of February
60 Days
30 Days
RATES
LOAN
OF TIME
9...
—
Satur day
Sun day
Feb. 10—
H@l
H@l
1@1 H
Feb. 13—
A®\
y*@ i
3A®1
H@ 1
Feb. 14...
A@l
H© 1
3A@l
H@1
H@1
H@l
Feb. 15—
3A®1
H@1
3A@l
H@1
H@l
1@1H
1@1X
1@1H
Feb. 18—
H@1
Feb. 20—
H@ 1
3A@1
H@l
3A@1
H@ 1
H@ 1
3A@1
H@1
M@l
H@ 1
%@l
Feb. 19—
Feb. 21
220,256,000 384,503,700 231,540,200 221,232,250
Total bond sales
3A® 1
3A@1
X® 1
3A@l
Feb. 11—
Holl day
Feb. 12—
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
Stock sales—Number of shares
38,032,492
33,813,657 111,395,301
Bond sales (par value)—
66,078,650
$
S
S
$
337,950,000 565,073,000 291,729,900 263,310,000
69,897,000 165,132,500 119,309,500 125,107,500
142,955,000 95,282,900 83,530,900 125,202,750
Railroad and miscellaneous
State, municipal and foreign
United States Government
550,802,000 1825,488,400 494,570,300 513,620,250
Total bond sales
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB
EXCHANGE
Satur day
Feb. 16—
Sun day
Feb. 17—
—
•
H@1
1935
1934
1932
1933
2,921,597
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
9,282,199
2,880,257
$
$
3,975,765
$
$
92,271,000 100,738,000
4,781,000
2,030,000
935,000
3,358,000
Foreign corporate
57,403,000
1,934,000
2,934,000
95,236,000 108,877,000
Foreign government--
71,207,000
2,476,000
3,975,000
77,658,000
61,271,000
5,485,128
9,087,202
1®1X
H@1
1@1X
H@ 1
1@1X
H© 1
1@1H
1@1M
1@1H
Satur day
Sun day
Feb. 24—
Feb. 25...
Stock sales—Number of shares.
1®1H
1@1X
h® i
Holi day
Feb. 23—
Month of February
Feb. 22—
H@1
3A®1
U© 1
Feb. 26—
H@1
H@1
Feb. 27...
3A@1
3A®1
A@1
H©1
Feb. 28—
H@1
3A@l
3A@ 1
H®1
H@l
H@ 1
H@l
•
H@1
H@1
3A@l
The demand for commercial paper was again largely
of the available supply, but during the latter part
excess
Total bond sales..
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
Stock sales—Number of shares.
_.
6,595,346
Bond sales (par value)—
$
Domestic
Foreign government.
...
Foreign corporate....
Total bond
sales
17,419,816
$
$
$
198,164,000 194,543,000 158,459,000 117,103,000
4,455,000
4,105,000
9,205,000
6,778,000
8,275,000
8,819,000
5,727,000
2,252,000
204,521,000 212,023,000 174,056,000 127,285,000
Additional heavy gold imports and large
disbursements of
Government money out of Treasury cash and balances at
the Reserve banks, resulted in another large increase of
Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that returns
received
by the Bank from commercial paper dealers showed
of open-market commercial paper
outstanding on Jan. 31 1935, which compared with $166,000,000 on Dec. 31 1934, but with only $108,400,000 on
total of $170,900,000
Jan. 31 1934.
>.
-
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW
member bank reserves, despite the fact that money in circula¬
tion showed a seasonal increase of approximately $100,000,000.
Excess
between six and nine months' maturities.
sold
The first issue
was
Feb. 27, at 0.108% for the 6 ijionths'and 0.166%
for the 9 months' bills.
An announcement was also made by
the
on
Treasury indicating that the regular March 15 financing
which is expected to cover the refunding of the $1,870,000,000
called 4th Libertys and $528,000,000 maturing Treasury
notes, would not involve the raising of new funds.
Indicative
of the continued intensification of the extreme ease was the
further rise in total
reserves
of the 12 Reserve banks from
$5,647,154,000 Jan. 30 to $5,815,871,000 Feb. 27, as com¬
pared with $4,139,676,000 Feb. 28 1934, while total discount
holdings were further diminished from $7,058,000 Jan. 30
to $6,464,000 Feb. 27, against $64,390,000 Feb. 28 1934, and
bills bought in the open market stood virtually unchanged
at $5,505,000 Feb. 27, compared with $5,538,000 Jan. 30
YORK
Week Ended—•
for New York alone
averaged close to
$900,000,000, while for the country as a whole a new high
record of about $2,300,000,000 was reached.
Owing to the
rise of gold currencies and the advance of the gold price in
London, further purchases of the metal have for the time
being become unprofitable but actual imports during
February amounted, to $118,000,000, while the total monetary
gold stock of the United States, including the supply of newly
mined domestic gold and scrap gold rose approximately
$135,000,000 to a new high level of $8,525,000,000.
With
the supply of funds available for high grade short-term loans
and investment far in excess of the demand, money rates
continued unchanged at minimum levels.
A new policy was
inaugurated by the Treasury by increasing its weekly bill
issue from $75,000,000 to $100,000,000, equally divided
reserves
in
of
the month somewhat larger offerings made their appearance
resulting in a moderate increase in activity.
The prevailing
rate for prime commercial paper remained at % % for choice
names, except for consumer finance company paper which
generally carried a 1% rate.
Under date of Feb. 15 the
a
THE MONEY MARKET DURING FEBRUARY 1935
!
"
•
«"
!. '
■'
''
~
>
Feb. 9
■'
Feb.
16
Feb. 23
Mar. 2
1@1
1@1
Call loans on Stock Exchange—
Range for week (mixed
1@1
& Indus, collateral)
1
1
1
industrial collateral)—
Sixty days
H@ 1
H@ 1
-
U@l
H® 1
H® 1
1
©1H
Ninety days
Four months
—
.Five months
Six months
A ©I
3A® 1
A ©I
H© 1
Thirty days
r
1@1
1
Week's average (mixed & indus. collateral)
Time loans (mixed &
3A@ 1
X®1
A@l
3A@ 1
X@l
U@ 1
H@l
1
3A@ 1
A@l
3A® 1
3A@ 1
®1X 1
@1H l
®IH
Commercial paper—
Double and single names
H
Prime 4 to 6 months
Good 4 to 6 months
---
Rates for bankers' acceptances
1
-
*A
H
K
1
l
1
also remained at the record
previously quoted. With the available supply
restricted, owing largely to the general lack of demand for
acceptance credits for foreign trade financing and the bulk
of bills continuing to be held by the accepting banks them¬
selves, extreme dulness prevailed in this market.
The
American Acceptance Council on Feb. 19 published its usual
survey of the acceptance market and found that the volume
low figures
of bankers' acceptances
on
during January decreased $27,572,-
total of $515,812,657, as compared with $771,326,418
Jan. 31 1934.
In making public the figures, Robert H.
532 to
a
Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council, pointed out that
the most important reduction was in the type of acceptances
created to finance the storage of staples in domestic ware¬
houses.
This total was off $14,420,124 for the month.
Bankers' acceptances created to finance exports declined
$7,007,646, while those for import financing went off $2,704,491.
The volume of foreign credit bills continued to shrink
MONTHLY EEVIEW
16
Only slight changes
reported in the total for domestic shipment acceptances
and dollar exchange acceptances.
Almost the entire volume
of hills continues to be held by the accepting banks them¬
selves as they reported $237,716,979 of their own bills and
$247,302,742 of other banks' acceptances, a total of $485,019,721, leaving only $30,000,000 held by the dealers and
other investors.
Rates for bankers' acceptances were un¬
changed at 3-16% bid and %% asked for 30-day, 60-day
and 90-day bills, at 5-16% bid and %% asked for bills
running 120-days and at %% bid and %% asked for bills
running 150 and 180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank in its "Monthly Review" discussed conditions in the
market for bankers' acceptances as follows:
"Except for a brief period of increased activity during the
second week of February, the bill market showed no signs of
a
change from the extremely dull conditions which have
existed for some months past.
Dealers' portfolios remained
very small and rates were unchanged."
this month in the amount of $4,240,523.
were
PRIME
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
150 Days
90 Days
120 Days
180 Days
60 Days
30 Days
Accept'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
3t 6~X
Saturday
3
*16" 34
x-x
X-X
*16-34
*16" 34
*16" 34
*I6~34
X-X
X-X.
X-X
X-X
X-X
Sunday
I
3ie-H
5
6
—
7
-----
•,
mmm
mm
m,
,
8—..
316~34
3K~X
he-H
«.«•'-
?is-K
316~34
316-H
316~X
316~X
9
Government securities
X-X
X-X
X-X
316~X
h6-y8
316 -X
Holiday
SJ6-X
x-x
X-X
316~34
—
12..
316-M
316~X
*16-H
316 ~X
316~34
316~34
*16-34
*16~34
X-X
X-X
X-X
*,6~34
X-X
X-X
X-X
*16" 34
X-X
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X-X
X-X
*16" 34
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..
13...^
14
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15
316"^
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,
Sunday
17—
19
3I6-^
3]6~X
20
316~^
21
316 ~X
18—
•
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316~X
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316-H
316-X
316 -X
3\e~X
3I e-y8
3,e -y8
22—
X-X
X-X
■\ v '
Holiday
23—
than
were
COURSE OF STERLING
Saturday
16—..
were more
an
influence
Loans
on
the loan
on
EXCHANGE IN FEBRUARY
••• ■
of
sterling and the entire foreign exchange
market during February cannot well be understood without
reference to the events of January.
The two months so far
as
markets are concerned were by force of circumstances
The
course
Saturday
■
of
those of brokers.
security to
non-brokers decreased
$33,000,000 in the four weeks.
The volume of Street loans, as compiled by the New York
Stock Exchange, was lower on Feb. 28 by $9,099,722 than
on Jan. 31.
The total of these loans outstanding on Feb. 28
amounted to $834,057,883, as compared with $824,958,161
on Jan. 31
1935 and with $938,010,227 on Feb. 28 1934.
total
Sunday
10
11
3ie ~X
3ie~34
3ie~X
3ie -X
Saturday
$24,000,000
period.
Advances to brokers and dealers
in New York were $23,000,000 higher, and outside New
York $1,000,000 higher.
It appeared that, as had been
the case so often recently, the borrowings of dealers in
in the four-week
Secured, by
2
with scant sign of any speculative activity whatever, the
volume of brokers' loans advanced by reporting New York
banks inside and outside New York increased by
1
Call Loans
Feb.
During February the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
expunged from its condition statement any liability for
Federal Reserve bank note circulation, leaving only the
Boston and Philadelphia banks with any more of these
emergency notes standing as one of its liabilities.
The
New York bank, in the week ended Feb. 13, shifted to the
Treasury liability for what was left—about $24,000,000—
of its bank note circulation.
This was done by the New
York institution paying dollar-for-dollar in cash to the
Treasury to take over the bank note issue.
By so doing the
New York bank absolved itself of a tax of % of 1% per
annum
imposed on this kind of note circulation. This
bank had been following a policy of retiring its bank notes
as
they came in, in the regular course of business, but
finally decided to rid itself of all liability when it became
apparent that a quantity of the notes was being hoarded
and probably would not come back for some time.
Though trading in the stock market held at low ebb,
completely linked to constitute a single market phase, due
to the world-wide interest in the gold clause litigation before
the United States Supreme Court.
A reader interested in
X-X
27
this angle of the coalescence of the two months might well
X-X
X-X
28
refer to the review of sterling exchange on page 16 of the
THE RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS"Bank and Quotation Record" published under date of
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW YORK CITY
Feb. 8.
Only the briefest reference to that review is made
here. On Jan. 15 sterling and all the foreign exchanges went
The most important development for the Federal Reserve
in February was not within the System itself.
It took the off sharply and a rather widespread feeling of nervousness
form of a bill introduced in the House on Feb. 4 and in
developed in foreign money centers as a result of fears that
the United States Supreme Court might render decisions
the Senate on Feb. 6 known as the Banking Act of 1935.
adverse to the Government on gold clause obligations.
The
This Act would considerably enlarge the powers of the
dollar shot up in all markets and the belief became general
Federal Reserve Board at the expense of the regional banks
that the gold purchasing price of the United States Treasury
and expand the lending powers of member banks and the
discount privileges of the Reserve banks.
In comparison might be lowered without notice, so the shipments of metal
from the other side which promised enormous profits at the
with the introduction of this bill, the Federal Reserve
Section of which had the sponsorship of Governor Eccles
quotations then current might be converted into heavy
losses before the gold could be landed at New York.
The
of the Reserve Board, what happened within the System
nervous market of Tuesday, Jan.
15, saw sterling drop to
was of distinctly secondary interest.
The trends in the Federal Reserve statements made
$4.83%, compared with the high of the preceding week of
familiar in recent months were not changed in February.
$4.92% recorded on Jan. 9.
The French franc (par 6.63,
new dollar parity) dropped to 6.47, compared with a range
Member bank reserves continued to increase, reaching the
highest levels on record, and the volume of excess reserves during the previous week of between 6.60% and 6.63%.
followed long after.
The net increase in reserve balances The panic of the markets was due largely to the tone of the
in the four weeks ended Feb. 27 was $46,194,000.
It pleadings of the United States Attorney-General, Mr.
Cummings, before the United States Supreme Court, in
came about, as before, principally because of a continuation
of the heavy imports of gold from Europe.
The gain in which he argued that a decision against the Government
would result in chaos to the business of the country.
The
the monetary gold stock from Jan. 30 to Feb., 27 was
$137,000,000.
And again the Treasury deposited with the tone of his pleadings was overstressed abroad.
New York bankers were overwhelmed with inquiries
Federal Reserve considerably more gold certificates than
the gain in
gold amounted to, such deposits totaling from their foreign correspondents as to the probable action
of the United States Treasury with respect to the continuance
$192,066,000.
of its policy of buying gold at $35 an ounce.
These heavy deposits of gold certificates did not serve
American
bankers were equally urgent in seeking from the Treasury
to cause a greater expansion in member bank reserve balances
because the seasonal upturn in currency circulation got
Department an assurance as to its policy in this matter.
under way in February.
From Jan. 30 to Feb. 27 the rise They were met with equivocal answers which only aggra¬
vated the nervousness of the market until the Supreme
in the volume of money in use amounted to $84,000,000,
Court actually rendered its decision on Feb. 18.
which was rather more than seasonal expectations, and
So far as
the mechanics of the foreign exchange markets were con¬
lifted the outstanding total to a figure $88,000,000 in excess
of the volume at this time a year ago.
cerned, the gold points broke down completely on Jan. 15.
With the approach of February the foreign exchange
The discount operations of the Federal Reserve, of course,
market became more assured that whatever the Supreme
continued at a low ebb.
The Government securities port¬
folio, which showed an increase of $41,000 in the four-week Court's decision might prove to be, no such condition as
period, reached a still larger proportion of total earning chaos would result, and in the last week of January a heavy
demand for dollars developed in the European centers. Gold
assets, its percentage of bills and investments being more
than 99%.
Bills discounted for member banks decreased hoarders with large stocks in London shipped metal to this
$594,000, and bills bought in the open market declined side to take advantage of the prevailing United States
$33,000.
There was some small activity in the industrial price of $35 an ounce. There was a marked movement of
American funds from London to New York.
The greater
advance field, for here an increase of $1,670,000 was re¬
corded, raising the outstanding volume of these advances confidence displayed by the foreign departments of European
to the $19,163,000 mark on Feb. 27.
In these four weeks banks was due largely to the purchases of gold by banks
known to be operating for the United States Treasury.
In
the total commitments to make industrial advances were
up $2,224,000.
There was no significant change in the the week ended Jan. 30, $72,464,000 of gold was landed in
New York, of which $37,507,000 came from England,
make-up of the System's Government securities holdings,
bonds being up $36,000, notes down $495,000 and cer¬
$12,308,000 from France, and $11,351,000 from Holland.
tificates and bills up $500,000.
The volume of Federal The gold shipments were still heavy in the next week.
These shipments were not made by Central banks to support
Reserve credit in use decreased $10,000,000, chiefly because
exchanges, although the French franc and the gold bloc
of a shrinkage in other Federal Reserve credit, meaning the
units were ruling far below the gold import point.
They
float.
Advances from the Treasury in connection with
represented either purchases for the American stabilization
the System's industrial advances, carried under the heading
account or shipments made for profit by owners of gold in
of Surplus 13-B, iucreased $1,270,000 and attained a total
Sunday
24
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.
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m M
--
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26
-
-
-
3\6~X
3t6~ 34
316~34
316~34
of $12,830,000.
316-H
3i6 -X
316~34
3J6~34
316-H
?16 ~X
316 ~X
*16-34
*16 -34
5i6-34
*16 -34
X-X
X-X
X-X
X-X
X-X
London.
MONTHLY
Mar., 1935]
17
REVIEW
As regards open market money rates in London during
decision from the
February: Because of the severe limitations which have
Monday, Feb. 4. When the day passed been placed on international trade during the past few
without a pronouncement, markets became hesitant and
years the London discount market was steadily forced into
nervous.
Though it is the traditional custom for the Supreme
an unhealthy position.
Under normal conditions of exchange
Court to hand down its decisions on Mondays, a decision
such as existed before the war the discount market, was
was again expected on Saturday, Feb. 9, then on Monday,
enabled to function profitably because of the vast amount
Feb. 11, and it was even thought that a decision might be
of bills drawn upon London.
In addition the discount
made on Lincoln's Birthday, a public holiday, reflecting the
market dealt heavily in Treasury bills.
The excessively
growing nervousness of the market. On Feb. 11, Secretary small volume of commercial bills coming into the market
of the Treasury Morgenthau issued a statement in which he
in the last few years and the Government's policy of steadily
said:
"Since Jan. 14 banks and dealers in foreign exchange
reducing its issues of short bills forced discount rates to an
and gold have practically stopped buying and selling gold
almost nominal and unremunerative level,
so
that the
within gold import and export points, which means that the
London discount market was driven into other channels of
international gold standard as between foreign countries
activity to meet overhead charges.
Rates continued ex¬
and the United States has ceased its automatic operation."
cessively low throughout the month.
Toward the end of
He then observed that the stabilization fund was promptly
February the London clearing banks recognizing among
put to work and concluded: "The country can go about its
other things that the superabundance of funds in London
business with assurance that we are prepared to manage the
combined with the low rates was largely responsible for the *
external value of the dollar so long as it may be necessary."
unfortunate speculative operations in commodity prices,
However, the specific assurance which bankers sought was an
began to entertain plans for supporting the discount market.
unequivocal statement that whatever the Supreme Court's Toward the end of November they had reduced the rate for
decision might be in the gold clause cases, no alteration
call money in the discount market to the then record low
would be made in the United States price for gold at $35 per
level of H%, but thereafter rates have fallen still further
ounce. '
Failing such definite assurance, many foreign
with resultant increased difficulty for the discount market.
exchange bankers continued to refuse to take a chance on
The impression prevailed at the end of February that the
importing gold, and while large shipments continued to
clearing banks and the Bank of England would take some
arrive from week to week from both England and France,
measures to bring about greater firmness in money rates in
in the opinion of the market most of these imports of metal
London
were for account of the Treasury Department.
Finally on rates at despite the vast accumulation of idle funds. Money
the end of February ruled at levels equally as low
Feb. 18 the Supreme Court rendered its decisions.
as those of January. Call money against bills was in supply the
The majority opinion was at first interpreted as entirely
greater part of the time at 14%, two-months' bills at 5-16%
in favor of the Government, with the result that wild markets
to %%, three-months' bills at %%, four-months' bills at
developed in London, Paris and New York.
Dollars were %% to 7-16%, and six months' bills 7-16% to %%.
.
purchased heavily. The gold currencies shot above par and
Sterling cable transfers sold Feb. 1 at $4.87@$4.8734, and
sterling showed noticeable ease in terms of gold. According closed Feb. 28 at
$4.84@$4.85%.
The low for sterling in
to well informed European sources the British Exchange
February was $4.84 on Feb. 28, and the high was $4.89%
Equalization Fund became more than ordinarily active in on Feb. 18.
The highest mean rate for London on Paris
curbing the irregularities in sterling fluctuations.
In the
(favoring London) was 74.44 francs to the pound and the
few
The entire
financial world looked for a
^
Supreme Court on
'
days following Mr. Morgenthau's statement of Feb. 11
than £5,000,000 gold was engaged in London for ship¬
ment to New York.
After the first flurry of excitement in the markets of
more
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 18 and 19, it began to dawn
upon the financial world generally that the five to four
decision of the Court was not so favorable to the Adminis¬
tration as at first appeared, but that the Court had unani¬
mously condemned the entire financial program since the
devaluation of the dollar and the expropriation of the gold
stock.
Thereafter
above points
Europe to
Cross currents
appeared in the market. Many
result of the decisions a greater
authorities believed that as a
could be
expected, while a very considerable body of industrial and
financial opinion continued to fear that inflationary policies
degree of
international stabilization of currencies
this side because of the huge Government
deficit, extraordinary expenditures and appropriations, the
slow recovery in trade, and the increasing burden of taxation.
These depressing factors affecting the dollars should under
ordinary circumstances have caused firmness in sterling with
respect to the dollar. Sterling did firm up in terms of the
■dollar, but only relatively, and this relative steadiness was
due entirely to the interplay of operations conducted on the
one hand by the British Exchange Equalization Fund and
on
the other by banks operating for the United States
Treasury account.
.
Meanwhile sterling in real gold terms or in terms of the
French franc had been moving down steadily for the greater
would develop on
owing to untoward conditions which had
developed in Great Britain. * The uneasiness had arisen
because of unfortunate speculations in London in several
commodities threatened unpropitious consequences which
might reach into high quarters, even into political and
banking circles. It was also shown that trade and industrial
conditions in Great Britain had gradually receded from their
recent marked activity and that the trend was downward.
For a long period in 1933 to 1934, the mean London
check rate on Paris ruled around 76 francs to the pound,
gradually moving down toward the end of 1934 to around 75
francs.
During the greater part of January the rate fluc¬
tuated widely but was held between 74.125 and 74.659.
On Feb. 28 the London rate on Paris moved to a new alltime low of 72.94 francs to the pound.
When sterling was
on the gold basis and the parity of the franc was fixed at the
time of stabilization in June 1928, the customary rate for
London on Paris was around 124 francs to the pound.
All the gold available in the London open market during
February was taken for unknown destinations. This phrase is
generally understood to mean for account of foreign gold
hoarders.
Practically all of this gold found its way to the
United States and much of it, perhaps the larger part, was
sold to banks operating for the account of the United States
Treasury.
The total gold disposed of in the open market
during February amounted to £6,992,000, which compared
with £9,556,000 in January and with £5,000,000 in Decem¬
ber.
The shipments of gold from the London open market
caused no anxiety to the London authorities.
Gold imports
into Great Britain in 1934 exceeded gold exports by £134,part of February,
000,000.
>
mean
• 0
-
J./7
-
These rates com¬
Feb. 28.
rate was 73.055 on
with 75.50 francs in December.
The London open
market gold price ranged in February between 141s. 10%d.
on
Feb. 6 and 144s. Id. on Feb. 28. This last was aU-time
pare
high.
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v
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-
RESERVE
UNITED STATES (FEDERAL
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES
PAID
PRICE
FOR
GOLD
:U'!-77' AAA
BY
London Price
London Price
United
:
i ;to Dollars
States
.V
•'
"
/
;.
*..."
Converted
stales
Concerted
United
sterling exchange and the gold units
firmed up, and the gold bloc currencies ruled
at which gold could profitably be exported from
New York.
lowest
into Dollars
3
534.80
$35.00
Feb.
15
34.59
Feb.
16..
35.00
34.79
Sunday
Sunday
Feb.
17
Sunday
Sunday
18
35.00
34.75
2
Feb.
$35.00
1......
Feb.
$34.67
35.00
Feb.
—.
—
.
Feb.
4
35.00
34.61
Feb.
5
35.00
34.65
Feb.
19.....
35.00
34.90
Feb.
35.00
34.65
Feb.
20.
35.00
34.89
Feb.
6
Feb.
7.....
——
i
34.92
35.00
34.69
Feb.
21
35.00
34.69
Feb.
22.....
Holiday
34.82
34.97
35.00
34.70
Feb.
23
35.00
Sunday
Sunday
Feo.
24
Sunday
Sunday
9
Feb.
-.
35.00
-
8--_7_.
Feb.
—
Feb.
10.:.
Feb.
11......
Feb.
12.
Feb.
25..—
35.00
34.94
34.71
Feb.
26
35.00
34.96
Holiday
34.74
Feb.
27—
35.00
34.98
35.00
35.02
Feb.
13......
35.00
Feb.
14
35.00
LONDON CHECK
v;
34.74
35.00,,,v
Feb.
34.78
RATE ON PARIS
—
—
28
AND PRICE OF COLD
IN LONDON
'
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London
Open Market
on
142s.
2
Feb.
Feo.
16
Feb.
Sunday
Sunday
15
Feb.
4d.
142s.
74.312
—
Oven Market
on
Gold Price
Parts
Feb.
London
Check Rate
London
Check Rate
London
17
—
—
—
Gold Price
Paris
73.959
)
73.84
Sunday
142s.
8J4d.
142s.
8^d.
Sunday
Feb.
3
4——
74.301
142s.
Id.
Feb.
18.—
73.969
142s.
Feb.
142s.
lMd.
Feb.
19
—
73.749
lOd.
5
74.30
142s.
Feb.
142s.
9H<1.
Feb.
6
—
141s.
10^d.
Feb.
20
—
74.40
7
71.44
142s.
Id.
Feb.
21
73.781
142s.
lid.
—
74.30
—.
142s.
lj^d.
Feb.
22
73.546
143s.
634d.
—
142s.
2^d.
Feb.
23
73.375
143s.
—
Feb.
24...
Sunday
Feb.
7
Feb.
8
Feb.
9
74.25
Feb.
10
Sunday
Feb.
11
74.195
142s.
3V$d.
Feb.
25
Feb.
12
74.156
142s.
2V$d.
Feb.
26
Feb.
13
74.07
142s.
4d.
Feb.
27..:
Feb.
14..,.
74.00
142s,
6'^d.
Feb.
28.,.
In
7d.
73.882
—
Sunday
commenting
on
from the low
6Hd...
73.369
73.436
143s.
—
73.216
143s. 11 Hd.
73.055
144s.
the foreign exchange
The European gold
9V£d.
—
Id.
situation during
February the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said
Monthly Review for March 1:
"Foreign exchange movements were mixed during
ruary.
lid.
Sunday
143s.
in its
Feb¬
currencies, recovering further
points reached late in
January, rose gradually
during the first 2% weeks of February to above their
spective gold import points at New York and held to
higher levels throughout the remainder of the month.
re¬
the
The
and those currencies which tend
pound sterling, however,
to fluctuate with it, failed to maintain their
and closed the month either lower than at the
or without material change.
"The
French franc rose
low closing rate
early recovery
end of January
with few interruptions from a
of $0.0654% on
Feb. 2 to above the gold
point during the second week of the month and
closed at $0.0660 on the 16th.
On Feb. 18, when the
decisions of the United States Supreme Court on the gold
import
clause cases were
announced, the franc closed at
$0.0663%
held
immediately thereafter declined below parity and
in the vicinity of $0.0662 until the 26th, when the rate
re-attained par.
Belgas, guilders, and Swiss francs followed
but
the
general course of the French currency, but did not at any
parity with the dollar. Reichsmarks moved with
time reach
these
gold currencies in the
main.
Lire on several occasions
MONTHLY
18
declined below the end of January level, but by the end of
The Scandi¬
navian currencies and the official quotations for the Argentine
the month showed some net advance.
.
.
.
fluctuated in accord with sterling, but the Japanese yen
moved more independently than for some time past,
The
peso
peso rose about 2% during the
and both the free and official rates for
gained during the first half of the month
but subsequently declined.
"Canadian dollars fluctuated narrowly during the first
half of February at a slight discount from the United States
dollar but were generally quoted even or at a slight premium
after the 18th.
In the silver group substantial gains were
recorded.
Shanghai dollars rising from a low of $0.3531 on
Feb. 2 to $0,3869 on the 26th, a larger rise relatively than
occurred in the New York price of silver during the same
period."
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England in
February were as follows: In the week ended Feb. 6 a de¬
crease of £37,483; in the week ended Feb. 13 a decrease of
£474; in the week ended Feb. 20 an increase of £43,442; and
in the week ended Feb. 27 a decrease of £4,296.
The
Bank's gold holdings were at record high on Feb. 20, when
they stood at £193,065,176.
The Bank's gold stock on
Feb. 27 stood at £193,060,880, compared with £192,002,585
a
year earlier, and with the minimum of £150,000,000 re¬
commended by the Cunliffe Committee.
Details of the gold movement to and from New York are
outlined as follows in the monthly review of the New York
free rate for the
Argentine
month of February,
the Brazilian milreis
Federal Reserve Bank for March 1:
"The monetary good stock of the United States rose ap¬
proximately $135,000,000 further during February to about
$8,525,000,000. Not only did the dollar value of the gold
stock reach a new high figure but the quantity of gold as
well was larger than ever before.
"The movement to the United States of gold purchased
abroad previous to the strengthening of gold currencies in
the foreign exchange market in the first half of the month
resulted in total imports of $118,000,000 of gold during
February.
Of this amount $60,600,000 was received from
England, $47,600,000 from France, $5,100,000 from Canada,
$3,800,000 from Holland, $600,000 from India, and $350,000
from China.
In addition, $2,400,000 of gold previously ear¬
marked for foreign account at this bank was released, and
newly mined domestic gold and scrap gold continued to come
into the mints and assay offices in substantital amounts.
In addition to the imports listed above, $2,100,000 of gold
was imported from Colombia and earmarked on arrival, and
was therefore without effect on the gold stock."
Canadian
exchange
was
relatively easy throughout
February in terms of the United States dollar. Most of the
time Montreal funds were at a slighjti discount. On Feb. 28
Montreal funds were quoted at a discount of 3-16% to
Montreal funds ranged in February from a discount of 34 %
to a premium of 1-16%, which compared with a premium
ranging between 17-32% and 234% m December.
CONTINENTAL
The
AND
OTHER
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
the foreign exchange situation in
the above review of the trend of sterling during February
relate equally to the outstanding features of the market in
all other currencies.
Apart from the influences engendered
by the gold clause litigation in the United States no Con¬
tinental European currency displayed any new developments
from those bearing upon the foreign exchange market in
January.
In the/early part of February the franc would
appear to have been under some pressure, but in reality
there was no pressure on the unit and no flight from it.
The situation was merely that the United States dollar was
general remarks
on
firmer in terms of other currencies and this condition was
reflected in the dollar-franc rate.
terms
pound
The franc
was
firmer in
of the European currencies and the tendency of the
steadily downward throughout the month in
gold, or French francs.
The annual report of the Governor of the Bank of France
for 1934, which was published on Feb. 1, showed that there
was no
significant change in the Bank's policies and re¬
iterated condemnation of theories of managed currencies and
its determination to adhere to the gold standard, The report
was
terms of
also recommended a de facto stabilization of the American
dollar and suggested that the British pound be stabilized
on the same basis.
-
,
Early in the month it developed that the French Govern¬
ment was encountering opposition in the council of the Bank
of France in its plans for extending rediscount facilities of
the Bank in favor of Government short-term accommodation.
The Council feared that M, Flandin's policies might lead
the Bank into the position of
Treasury,
a
a
permanent lender to the
policy which during the
war
placed the Treasury
heavily under debt to the Bank of France that inflation
ensued to such an extent as almost to extinguish the franc,
The Council insisted that special legislation be enacted
amending the statutes of the Bank or expressly authorizing
it to make short-term loans against Treasury bills, with
such provisions that responsibility for the Bank's actions
in respect to rediscounting would fall upon the Government
if the new policies should result in permanent heavy, indirect
lending by the Bank of France to the Government. Toward
the end of the month the dispute was settled to the satis¬
so
faction of both parties.
REVIEW
The Bank of France statement for the week ended Feb. 1
a decrease in gold holdings of
134,296,964 francs;
for the week ended Feb. 8, an increase of 3,536,295
showed
francs;
for the week ended Feb. 15
increase of 8,055,684 francs;
and for the week ended Feb. 22 an increase of
148,444,041
francs. Total gold holdings on Feb. 22 stood at 82,039,743,324 francs, which
year,
an
compared with 73,971,475,499 francs last
and with 28,935,000,000 francs when the unit
stabilized in June 1928.
The Bank's ratio
was
Feb. 22 .stood
on
at
80.54%, compared with 77.09% a year earlier, and with
legal requirement of 35%. The high for the franc during the
month was 6.6534 on Feb. 28, the low was
6.54% on Feb. 2.
The Belgian unit followed closely the trend of the French
franc throughout February, as it has done
consistently since
the organization of the gold bloc.
Toward the end of the
month M. Louis Franck, Governor of the National Bank of
Belgium, declared at the semi-annual meeting of the Bank's
shareholders that the policy followed by the European gold
bloc had insured the benefits of currency stability to a
considerable portion of the world.
"This," he said, "is the
only solid basis for business." In an impartial analysis of
last year's events he said that monetary manipulations did
not bring a solution of the crisis. It was believed that he was
referring directly to the situation as it stood at the moment
in Great Britain and the United States.
The Belgian trade
balance, he pointed out, had been balanced and if the volume
had diminished, Belgium had nevertheless attained to the
position of fifth exporting nation in the world, as compared
with its former rating of tenth.
Belga cable transfers were
23.22 @23.23 on Feb. 1. Cable transfers on Antwerp closed
on Feb. 28 at 23.57@23.59.
Italian lire followed the swings of the major European
currencies throughout February, but showed comparative
weakness in terms of the dollar and also in terms of other
European gold units. The French bank, it was understood,
had been aiding the Italian unit for many months.
Foreign
exchange traders in New York stated that there were no
especial developments abroad which could account for the
softness in the lire, and further that the ease was not accom¬
panied by any sign of extensive pressure.
The total lire
turnover in New York had been at abnormally low levels
for
some
time.
Cable transfers
8.47@8.48, and the
on
Rome
for the month
Feb.
on
1
were
8.4234@8,53.
Cable transfers on Rome closed on Feb 28 at 8.5234 @8.5334•
German marks presented no new features of importance in
February. The quotations for the free mark were at all times
relatively high, considering the position of the Reichsbank,
but these high quotations continued to be the result of a
scarcity value brought about by the rigid control exercised
by the Reichsbank.
It developed toward the end of the month that the credits
covered by the standstill agreement had been reduced from
6,300,000,000 reichsmarks in July 1931, to approximately
1,734,000,000 reichsmarks as of Dec. 31 1934. The American
portion of the total at the close of the year was 430,000,000
reichsmarks, or approximately $172,000,000. A revision of
the standstill agreement reached in February, according to
cable advices received by New York bankers, promised a
cut in interest rates, a substantial reduction in unavailed-of
credit lines, and a promise of co-operation by German inter¬
ests in developing the use of the registered mark for travel
purposes, benevolent remittances, &c.
>':X
The Reichsbank's statement for the first quarter of
February showed an increase in gold and bullion of 62,000
reichsmarks; for the second quarter an increase of 135,000
reichsmarks; for the third quarter an increase 87,000 reichs¬
marks; and for the last quarter an increase of 70,000 reichs¬
marks.
The Bank's gold and bullion on Feb. 28 stood at
80,136,000 reichsmarks, which compared with 333,480,000
reichsmarks a year earlier, and with 806,223,000 reichsmarks
range
was
.
at the end of
1932.
The Bank's ratio
on
Feb. 28 stood at
2.34%, which compared with 9.7% a year earlier, and with
25.8% on Dec. 31 1932. On Feb. 1 the free mark was quoted
at 39.96 @39.99, and on Feb. 28 at 40.42 @40.51.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war, except
in so far as these units were affected by the factors bearing
on the French franc, sterling, and the dollar—the gold clause
litigation in the United States—showed no important
developments in February. The Scandinavian units moved,
of course, in strict harmony with the pound, while Holland
guilders and Swiss francs moved in relation to dollars and
sterling in sympathy with the French franc. While a great
deal of gold was
shipped to the United States from Holland
during the month, this gold was not shipped for the purpose
of correcting exchange but represented private holdings of
Dutch bankers. There was no flight from the guilder.
Both Holland and Switzerland continued in
a
strong posi¬
tion, despite the fact that both countries lost gold, Holland
shipping to the United States and France, and Switzerland
shipping to Paris. The metallic reserve of both countries is
strong. In February it appeared that although Switzerland
had lost a net of 561,350,000 Swiss francs in its gold reserves
during the past two years, the reserve nevertheless stood
at 1,883,137,339 Swiss francs, against note circulation of
1,291,531,000 Swiss francs. At the end of December 1929,
the Swiss bank had a gold reserve of 581,831,804 francs to
support a note issue of 945,908,800 francs.
Guilder cable
transfers
Amsterdam
Feb.
1
were
67.31 @67.32.
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from
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Exchange on the South American countries was affected
only a minor degree by the influences acting upon the
major exchanges.
These units were exceptionally steady.
Exchange on Buenos Aires, so far as the official rate was
concerned, was held close to sterling. The Argentine Govern¬
ment's official trade statistics showed that last year imports
from Great Britain were 51% in excess of those from the
United States. ' British imports were valued at 230,000,000
in
stocks.
The London price for silver on Feb. 28 was 25 11-16
against 24 5-16 pence on Feb. 1.
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were
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21.73o21.74
25.08025.10
25.01o25.il
24.44024.45
24.45024.46
40.29o40.38
40.30a40.39
18.86018.92
18.87al8.97
13.73al3.75
56....
24.42o24.44
40.37fl40.39
40.38o40.40
18.89o18.94
18.90al8.99
.74%al3.75
13.74o.75%
13.75fll3.76
24.35o24.37
40.41o40.50
40.42o40.51
18.91ol8.97
18.92ol9.02
13.76al2.77
13.77fll3.78
55
57
21.69o21.71
21.70O21.72
25.05o25.08
25.06o25.09
24.41024.43
.8
21.69o21.65
21.63o21.66
24.96024.99
24.97o25.00
24.34024.36
REVIEW
MONTHLY
20
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON
DAILY
OTHER CENTERS
Bul-
Czecho¬
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
Finnish
Argentina
Krone
Lei
Zloty
Penoo
Dinar
Lev
Markka
Peso
Milreis
Dollar
21
Bucharest
Brazil
slovakia
rtaiia
Canada
February
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
'
Checks
--.
-
8
9.......
—
18.71al8.80
29.55a29.75
al.00%
18.77al8.82
29.63a29.80
2.25
2.15%a2.16
32.45a32.70 32.46a32.75
8.11o8.45
a4.1fi%
.00
al .00%
18.80al8.82
29.67a29.80
2.26 %a2.27
1.28
2.15
a2.16
32.52«32.70 32.53a32.75
8.llo8.45
8.12a8.50
18.80al8.82
29.63a29.85
2.26%a2.27%
1.25
32.55a32.70 32.£6a3?.75
8.16o8.20
8.17a8.25
32.49a32.?0 32.50a32.75
8.1303.20
8.14o8.25
4.l5%al.l6%
32.49a32.70 32.50a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.13o8.25
4.16%a4.16%
.00%al .01
32.50a32.70 32.51a32.75
8.12O8.20
8.1308.25
2.15%a2.16%
32.50a32.70 32.51a32.75
8.1208.20
8.1308.25
32.49a32.V0 32.50a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.13a8.25
4.16
SUN DAY
a4.10%
.00%al .00%
a4.16%
.00%al .00%
18.79al8.83
29.65a29.85
2.25%a2.27
1.25
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18.79al8.83
29.65a29.80
2.26%a2.27 %
2.27
a2.27%
1.25
1.28
2.15
19
18.81al8.87
29.64a29.85
4.16%a4.16% 1.00%al .01
20.-..--
29.65a29.82
2.26%a2.27%
29.75a29.90
2.27
a2.28
1.28
2.27%a2.28
1.28
2.15y&a2.16%
2.15.%a2.16%
32.49a32.70 32.50a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.1308.26
1.28
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32.46a32.70 32.47a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.13o8.25
2.15%a2.16
32.44a32.70 32.45a32.75
8.12O8.20
8.l3a8.25
1.28
2.15%a2.16%
32.43a32.83 32.44a32%
8.1808.32
8.1008%
HOLI DAY
4.17
a4.18% 1.00%</1.01%
1.00%al .00%
4.17%a4.18
4.18
04.18% 1.00%al.00%
4.18
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18.87al8.89
29.78a29.85
18.88al8.90
29.80a29.85
Par
;.
Par
18.88al8.91
29.79a29.86
1.28
2.27%a2.29
SUN DAY
a2.29%
18.84al8.95
29.64a29.98
1.00%al .02
18.96al8.99
29.83a29.92
2.28%a2.30
1.30
2.15%a2.16%
32.51 a32.70 32.52032.75
8.12o8.20
8.13a8.25
1.00%al .02
18.94al8.99
29.80a29.93
2.28%a2.30
1.28
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32.52a32.70 32.53a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.13o8.25
1.01
18.94al8.99
2.15%a2.16
32.50a32.70 32.51a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.1308.25
4.19%a4.20
a
2.27
2.15
a2.16
32.40a32.70 32.41a32.75
8.12o8.20
8.13o8.25
2.15
a2.16
32.40a32.70 32.41o32.75
8.12a8.45
8.13o8.50
a2.16
32.41 a32.70 32.42a32.75
8.1208.45
8.13o8.50
32.39a32.70 32.40o32.75
8.12a8.45
8.13o8.50
32.31o32.70 32.32o32.75
8.12o8.20
8.13o8 25
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-
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4.19%a4.21
ol.02
29.75a29.85
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...
a2.30
1.28
18.95al8.99
29.75a29.8£
al.01%
18.95al8i9
29.76a29.85
al.01%
18.97al9.04
29.59a29.88
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1.28
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4.20%a4.2I% 1.01%al .01%
19.00al9.04
29.79a29.85
2.28}^a2.30
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19.02al9.09
29.79a30.00
2.28
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v
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4.19%a4.20
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23...---
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1.28
18.82al8.87
18.85al8.87
H% disc,
-
a2.16
8.12a8.50
SUN DAY
17
IS.........
1.24
4.16
3i6% discount
3,6 % discount
%a3,6% discount
16.
a2.27
2.15%a2.16
2.l5%a2.16
2.15%a2.16
316fl% % discount
.
—
1.21
4.16
Ha116% discount
15......
'
8.12a8.50
ol .00%
12....—
14-..*
8.12o8.25
8.1108.45
Cables
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.00
.
11......
13
Cables
8.11o8.20
32.44a32.70 32.45a32.75
2.15%a2.16
2.15%a2.16
%% discountapar
——
10....
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32,45a32.70 32.46a32.75
Checks
1.21
4.15%a4.16%
'16% discount
7
29.42a29.75
3t6% discountap«r
'32% discountapai
%«' 16% discount
s32«'i6% discount
Ha'i6% discount
1.
4
6.—
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18.79al8.82
2.26% a2.27
2.26
a2.27
al.00%
3.5.
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4.15%o4.16% 1.00
4.15%a4.15% 1.00
Ma* 16% discount
1.-----
SUN DAY
24....—
25..---.—
Par a
26..----.
Par
27..
...
',6%
pi em.
4.20
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3i6a}/s% discount
2S
1.01
4.19%o4.20
4.19%a4.20% 1.01
■
:i"
Vene¬
Ecua¬
Feb Bolivia
Boliv'no
dor
Uiui»uay
zuela
Chile
Peru
Portugal
HonrtKonft
Shanghai
Yokohama
Sucre
Peso
Bolivar
Peso
Sol
Escudo
Dollar
(Yuan) Dol.
Yen
Peso
Dollar
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Singapore
Manila
Colombia
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
25.00
*>8.50a61.73
16.66
79.67a80.00
26.25
5.06o5.20
24.25a24.50
4.*3o.4.4 6
1
2
Dollar
s
Checks
Bombay
Java
Rup nee
Guilders
Checks
;
Checks
I3.33a43,3,6 35.13o35%
28.36a28.38 49.95a50.00 57.03a57%
36.71o36.90 67.62a67.75
36.77a36.91 67.47a67.60
25.00
58.50a62.50
16.66
79.65a80.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.25a24.50
43.17a43%
35.05a357,6
28.34a28.40 49.90a50.00 57.03a575,6
25.00
16.66
79.67a80.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
4.43a4.46
43.11a43%
25.00
16.66
79.67a80.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.00o21.50
4.44a4.46
5
59.00o62.50
59.00a62.50
24.00a24.50
4
43.14a43%
16.66
79.73a80.00
26.25
5.06o5.20
43.33a43%
28.33a28.41 49.95a50.00 57.06o57.30 36.80a36.93 67.54a67.65
28.37a28.47 49.95a50.00 57.09a57% 36.87a36.97 67.60o67.65
28.41a28.50 49.95a50.00 57.25a57% 36.88a37.00 67.56067.70
6
59.00a61.73
4.44o4.46
25.00
24.00a24.50
35.02a327i6
35.06a35%
35.22a35%
16.66
79.75a80.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
4.44o4.46
43.72a44J,6
36.03a36%
36.85a36.96 67.62o.67.70
59.00a60.98
28.40o48.49 49.95a50.00 57.22a57%
25.00
24.00a24.50
7
59.00a60.24
16.66
79.75aS0.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
4.43a4.46
43.58a44.00 35.98a365,6
25.00
16.66
79.86a80.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.00a24.50
4.44a4.46
43.55a44.00 35.97a36%
9
59.00a60.24
28.41a28.47 48.95a50.00 57.09a57%
28.40a28.52 49.95a50.00 57.16a57%
3fi.83o36.98 67.5EaR7.70
25.00
24.00o24.50
8
36.11o369,6
28.39a28.51 49.95a50.00 57.13a57%
36.85a36.98 67.65a67.75
43.88a447,6 36.2Sa36%
I3.97a447,6 36.27a36",«
44.03a447i6 36.31a36%
44.19a449,6 36.61a37',6
28.43a28.48 49.95a50.00 57.06a57%
28.45a28.46 49.95a50.00 57 man H
36.85a36.97 67.7 5a67.83
28.42a28.44 49.95o50.00 57.06a57%
36.84a36.94 67.85a67.90
28.39028.43 49.95a50.00 56.94a57s16
36.79a36.90 67.93a68.00
44.25a44,3J6 36.58a37i,6
44.56a44,5,6 36.96a37%
28.36a28.55
57.00a57%
36.73a37.04 68.00o68.35
28.44a28.52 49.95a50.00 57.13a 57%
36.86a36.98 68.l2a68.37
37.19a37",6 28.44a28.51 49.95a50.00 57.13a57%
36.87037.04 68.15a68.25
36.85o36.98 68.10a68.25
25.00
57.50a58.82
16.66
79.86a80.12
26.25
4.43a4.46
5.06a5.20
24.50
4.44a4.46
13
25.00
57.14a57.50
16.66
80.03o80.25
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.50
25.00
57.14a57.50
16.66
80.06a80.25
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.50
4,44o4.46
14
25.00
57.14a57.50
16.66
80.19a80.50
26.25
24.50
4.43a4.46
15
5.06a5.20
25.00
57.14a57.50
16.66
80.21a80.50
26.25
5.06a5.20
17
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'
/'
24.50
4.43a4.46
■'
25.00
57.64a58.50
16.66
80.60a81.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.25a24.50
4.43a4.48
25.00
57.3Ia58.£0
16.66
26.25
5.06a5.20
4.44a4.47
25.00
57.14a58.00
16.66
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.00fl24.50
4.44a4.47
20
80.49a80.75
80.46a80.75
24.25o24.50
19
21
25.00
57.14a58.00
16.66
80.46a80.75
26.25
5.06a5.20
25.00
58.00a58.31
16.66
24.00a24.50
4.44a4.46
44.44a453,6
44.94a457,6
37.21a37%
50.00
28.45a28.48 49.95a50.00 57.13a57%
1
■
HOLIDAY
22
80.49a80.75
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.00a24.50
4.42a4.46
28.35a28.40 49.95a50.00 56.69a57%
36.70a36.82 68.15a6%25
37.83a385,6 28.36a28.43 49.95a50.00 56.75a57%
38.44a3813,6 28.40a28.43 49.95a50.00 56.75a57%
38.60a39',6 28.37a28.43 49.95a50.00 56.69a57%
36.70a36 86 68.21 a68.25
45.19a45",6 37.44a37%
SUNDAY
24
25.00
57.31a58.00
16.66
80.46a80.75
5.06a5.20
24.00a24.50
4.42a4.46
25
45.94a467,6
57.64a 58.00
16.66
80.53a80.75
26.25
5.06a5.20
4.43a4.45
25.00
24.00a24.50
26
25.00
57.00a57.47
16.66
80.58a81.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
24.00a24.50
4.42a4.44
27
46.270469,6
46.50a46,3,6
25.00
16.66
80.77a81.00
26.25
5.06a5.20
4.42a4.43
28
57.00a57.31
46.58a47.00 38.54a39.00 28.32a28,34 49.95a50.00 56.69a56%
36.85o36.94 67.85a67.90
SUNDAY
18
23
43.75a443,6
HOLIDAY
12
16
36.88a37.03 67.69a67.74
SUNDAY
10
11
4.44al.46
SUNDAY
3
26.25
24.00o24.50
36.75a3S.85 6L23a6?.28
36.69a3P.81 68.34aP8.45
36.60o3S.66 68.45o68.55
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
BOND PRICES DURING
OF
RANGE
^—$220,256,000
550,802,000
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—..
FEBRUARY 1935.
Shares_
February.
$384,603,700
825,488,400
1934
1935
Stock Sales
1934
1935
Bond Sales
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—
14,404,525
—.
56,829,952
33,813,657
111,395,301
'■
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
egular monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
The tables
on
21 to 43 furnish a complete
pages
since Jan. 1.
February 1935 and the
range
embrace every security
dealt in
In accordance with the rule
at
a
record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The table
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
headed "Interest Period" inlicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
the Exchange.
on
The black-faced letters in the column
are
outside of the
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying
bond,
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat/
price to which accrued interest must be added.
interest is in default.
but where this is the
A few other
the
case
quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue.
5
Sales in
fe-S
BONDS
February
Value
N. T.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
This method of quoting bonds
Quotations after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point.
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
g $
Nft.
to
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
Feb. 1
Lowest
Feb. 28
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
1
Highest
Feb. 28 1935
$
2,973,000
First Liberty
First
"~3"666
10(fi7
Registered...........
First 4 Mi
9*9*28
June 15 1932-1947
Registered
17.000
3,052,000
2,000
951,000
5,000
466,000
453",600
16
8
102.18
Feb.
28 105.14
Jan.
Jan.
4 103.14
Jan.
102.7
Jan.
16 102.16
Feb.
12
8 102.16
Feb.
Feb.
103.25
Feb.
102.20
Feb.
104.4
Jan.
12
Feb.
103.5
Feb.
103.5
Jan.
103.20
Jan.
12
103
102.16
103.23 Sale
162:2b"
Jan.
103
Jan.
4
103 7
Feb.
104.16
Jan.
12
102.16
102.16
Sale
Feb.
102.20
103.28 Sale
103.7
Feb.
104.5
Jan.
Fourth
10*1*15
101.31 Sale
101.23 Sale
101.15
Feb.
102 .4
Feb.
101 .15
Feb.
102.16
Jan.
12
101.27 Sale
101.20 Sale
101.20
Feb.
101 30
Feb.
101 .20
Feb.
101.31
Jan.
23
114.24 Sale
116.2
116.14
Fob. 25
4M% (3d called).1933-38
Registered..
...
Treasury 4Ms.
Oct 15 1947-1952
Registered....
Treasury 45*-3M% —Oct 15 1943-1945
Registered.....
..
Treasury 4s.........Dec 15 1944-1954
Registered........ „
Treasury 3Ms
Mar 15 1946-1956
Registered......
Treasury 3M«—
June 15 1943-1947
Registered..
Treasury 3s
Sept 15 1951-1955
18,000
,
Feb.
100.30
...
...
1,736*666
28 104.24
"162:31" IIII
.....
>
Feb.
102*'"
Oct 15 1933-1938 a o
Registered..................... a o
3,000
529,000
16,000
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
102.18
Fourth 4M«—
519,000
,
102.18 Sale
..............
First Sec'd 4 Ms
June 15 '32-47
Fourth Liberty Loan—
2,957,000
104.10 Sale
103.5
June 15 1932-1947
First 4s
2,000
Ask
103.14
99
3Ha........June 15 1932-1947
Registered.....
552*O66
Ask Bid
Bid
Loan—
Dec
A
A
O
J
D
8
m
103 11
Feb.
12
104""" Sale"
ioibb" Sale"
103.29 Sale
114.24
Feb.
116 14
Feb.
113 6
Jan.
Feb.
116 8
Feb.
114
Jan.
116.8
103.30
Feb.
105 20
Feb.
102 28
Jan.
105.20
Feb.
25
Feb.
103 29
Feb.
103 24
Jan.
104
Jan.
29
109.28
Feb.
111 30
Feb.
108 24
Jan.
111.30
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
109.28 Sale
iiob'o" Sale"
109.29
Feb.
111 5
Feb.
108 24
Jan.
111.5
Feb. 27
9*9*26
108716 Sale"
109:11 Sale"
108.16
Feb.
109 26
Feb.
107
Jan.
109.26
Feb. 20
98*5*
lOShY Sale"
i06:i" Sale"
105.17
Feb.
106.16
Feb.
103.28
Jan.
2 106.16
9*3*12
102:18 Sale"
iosb" Sale"
102.18
Feb.
103.29
Feb.
100.20
Jan.
103.29
Feb. 23
10*1*18
8
J
D
J
25
Feb.
25
D
M S
102.19
Feb.
103.11
Feb.
102.19
Feb.
103.11
Feb.
D
97*26
iOLSl Sale"
103:8 ~ Sale"
101.31
Feb.
103.27
Feb.
100.20
Jan.
103.27
Feb. 23
D
98.12
105.22 Sale
106.24 Sale
105.20
Feb.
106.24
Feb.
104.15
Jan.
106.24
Feb.
25
J
D
106.6
Feb.
106.6
Feb.
106.6
Feb.
106.6
Feb.
8
9*8*8*
165:22" Sale"
160:14 Sale"
105.22
Feb.
106.22
Feb.
104.14
Jan.
106.22
Feb. 20
103.13 Sale
104.8
103.13
Feb.
104.24
Feb.
101.26
Jan.
104.24
Feb. 25
104.2
Feb.
104.2
Feb.
103.1/ Jan.
104.2
Feb.
ioO" Sale"
164b * Sale"
103.2
Feb.
104.28
Feb.
101.15
Jan.
104.28
Feb. 23
103.17
Jan.
103.17
Jan.
Feb. 23
....
...
Mar IS 1941-1943 m
Registered
103 14
103.29
Sale
D
m
June
1,018,000 Treasury 3Ha
9*7*26
D
J
Feb.
Feb.
114.22
104*16
O
J
104 1
Feb.
15 1946-1948 J
15 194«-43 J
Registered.........
3,129,000 Treasury 3s
1,550,000 Treasury 3tt
Registered
5,000
A O
103.7
103.11
Sale
8
M
...
2,565*666
Treasury 3Ms...*..June 15 1946-1949
Registered...
1,000
1949-1952
4,380,000 Treasury 3M«
Registered
Aug 1 1941
1,2*65*,000 Treasury 3 Ms
Registered..............
1944-1946
2,24*2"666 Treasury 3Ms........
-
8
J
D
J
D
J
D
23
9*4*26
101*5*
Sale
18
22
.............
14,000
Registered
1,000
2,103,000
5,000
iolbb Sale"
Sale
...................
Registered.....................
3s
May 15 1944-1949 MN
Registered
3s
Jan 15 1942-1947 i""3
499,000
j
536,000 Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s
1951 j
Registered.....................
3s Series A...............
1952 MN
3,538",000
Registered.............
7,000
2Ma Series B
7.086.000
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
98**"
9*4*27
I02:i6"
Sale
166:13" Sale"
Registered
1,000 Panama
101.26 Sale
101.7
Sale
23
104.18
Jan.
106.23
103.28
Feb.
23
102. 24
Jan.
i05:i6
Feb.
104.29
Feb.
21
103 19
Jan.
104.29
>b. 21
102.16
Feb.
103.29
Feb.
23
Jan.
103.29
Feb. 23
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
1
101, 14
102. 14
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
100.13
Feb.
102.12
Feb.
23
99. 16
Jan.
102.12
Feb. 23
Feb.
100.24
Feb.
8
99. 20
Jan.
100.24
Feb.
Feb. 23
1
8
100.20
Feb.
102.14
Feb.
23,
100 20
Feb.
102.14
101.4
Feb.
101.13
Feb.
23
100 19
Jan.
101.13
Feb. 23
l66:i2 Feb".
102:14 Feb". "23
9.18
Jan.
102.1*
Feb. 23
100.24
94*26
106:12" Sale"
iolbb Sale"
92*28
"98:i"o" Sale"
WOT"* Sale"
100.16
110*"""
Feb.
100.24
Feb.
14
100.16
Feb.
98.10
Feb.
110.14
Feb.
23
96.20
Jan.
98.25
.1961
sb"23
101.13 Sale
........
3s......
Feb.
105.16
i0L2~4 Sale"
100.20
94.26
ioshb" Sale"
....
8,000
2 106.23
Feb.
100.15
io§:29
Feb.
102.14
106.12 Sale
a
556,000 Fed Farm MtgeCorp3Ms——--1964 M S
,
105.18 Sale
105.17
104.12
A
F
97*27
9*9*24
F
Feb.
99.1
Feb.
14
98.25
Feb.
Feb.
18
110
Feb.
110
110
100.14
99.1
Feb.
110
gb. 14
b. 23
b.
14
Feb. 18
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
foreign gov r. * municipal's
28,000
♦Agric Mtge Bank s f 6a
♦February 1935 coupon
♦Sinking fund 6s A
"
*2*666
♦April 15 1935
...
1947 p
a
18 5*
O
15H
1963 mn
187,000 Akershus (Dept) eztl 5s
j
26,000 ♦Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7s A... 1945 j
♦External s f 7s ear B
j
1945
33,000
♦External s f 7s ser C
1945
j
5,000
♦External a f 7s sex D
1945
j
21,000
♦7a 1st series
O
1957
14,000
♦7s 2d series
1957
O
6,000
♦7s 3d series..................1957
10,000
1958
84,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
68,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s.1965 a o
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 j D
195,000
Extl s 1 g 6s of Oct 1925...
156,000
1959 a o
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A
1957 M S
110,000
External 1st s f 6s ser B ......1958 j d
165,000
I960 mn
125,000] Extl s f 6s of May 1926
External s f 6s (State Ry)
1965 M S
102,000
Extl a t 6s (Sanitary Works)
1961 f a
238,000
Public Works ext s f g 6a..May 1961 mn
63,000
Public Works ext s f 5Ma._ ...1962 f a
248,000
265* Feb. 25
*25*" *31 "
coupon on....
9
Sale
9H
9
Sale
96 5*
85*
UH
5* Feb.
91H Feb.
Feb.
9
85* Feb.
8H Feb.
85* Feb.
9
108
9
10
10
Sale
9
107
92 5* Sale
91 % Sale
90
5* Sale
92
Sale
92
Sale
903
903
Sale
90
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
88)2 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
!
Feb.
Feb.
'
Feb.
85 5* Feb.
90
'
3
3
l:
6
7
7
21
7
21
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
)| Feb.
Feb.
90
92
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9
9
26 M Jan.
Jan.
PfE:
27
....
....
275* Feb. 13
Feb.
4
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Feb.
7
*25*" *35*'
on......
Apr 15 1948 a
Feb.
Feb.
93
Feb.
93
Feb. 21
885* Feb. 21
:
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. :
8H Feb. :
91
9
85?
Feb.
85* Feb.
9
:
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
985* Jan.
.
90
Feb.
Feb.
7
2
4
30
7
2
10
10
945* Jan.
f&
Feb.
.
9454
9454
945*
9454
9454
9454
905*
2
2
Jan. 11
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan/ 2
Jan.
2
NOTE—State and City Securities—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the NeW York Stock Exchange and visually
lone intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active
in these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States & Municipal Bonds."
For footnotes see page 33.
11
9451 Jan.
Feb.
855* Feb. 13
90
16
20
Jan.
Jan.
90H Feb.
90
90
"*7
only at
dealers
N. Y. STOCK
32
I'd
Sales in
BONDS
February
N.
Value
%
22,000
395,000
301,000
672,000
223,000
146,000
40,000
130,000
69,000
86,000
162,000
89,000
60,000
139,000
160,000
10,000
62,000
65,000
80,000
142,000
246,000
136,000
96,000
40,000
33,000
66,000
57,000
1,000
28,000
45,000
2,000
18,000
8,000
238,000
2,000
106,000
i
Foreign
A
S2
1928.——.1956
ext!6«a...l945
Belgium 25 year external IHa...lW
External a f 4a
1955
External a f 7a..
1955
♦Bavaria (FreeState)
a
f 5a_Oct 15 1949
1960
f 5a
1945
1947
(Republic of) a f 8a
Sale
91
36
35
Feb.
m S
Sale
J
j
104%
105% Feb.
106% 103% Feb.
J
d
▲
M
A
S
Sale
17
6%
j
♦Budapest (Clty> extl a
M
j
Feb. 29
Feb. 27
Feb. 29
Feb.
17
Feb.
9
7
6% Feb. 25
6% Feb.
27%
27%
15%
6%
5%
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Feb. 29
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
O
A
O
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
d
A
d
m
e
External
a
f g 6s
1955
I960
A
a
f 6a serlea
1960
A
O
1961
M S
36%
87
O
External
38%
86
37%
J
(City) 6H»B 2
seriew C-2 Apr
C-3..0ct
»(Prov) ref.ext'l a f 6a
♦Buenon Airs
♦Stamped................ M
F
• f 6H*
—-—-.1961
F
♦Stamped
♦Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f g 7s..1967 j
♦External
S
63
A
56% Sale
»17%
j
8
24
Jan.
10
31% Jan.
97% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2 41% Feb. 15
2 97% Jan. 21
2 97% Jan. 18
14 102% Jan. 21
10 53% Feb.
8
3 39% Jan. 16
53
44
39
Sale
14
39
4
87
M
8
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
18"
74
Sale
56%
Sale
56
Jan.
19
4
67% Jan.
55% Feb.
17
13
17%
18%
17%
"l§""
"i7%"Feb"."l9
58% Feb. 20
18""Feb"."
4
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 23
104% Jan.
8 107
y Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
7
Feb. 25
Feb.
7
Feb. 11
110% Jan.
18 113
Feb. 23
48
51
55
Feb.
z41% Feb.
40% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12% Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
8
8
5
Feb.
11
7 103% Jan.
103% Jan.
59% Feb. 25 62% Jan.
10% Feb. 28 13% Jan.
55 * Jan.
7
58% Jan.
Jan.
41% Feb. 28 47
40% Feb. 27 46% Jan.
49
Feb. 26
55* Jan.
Feb.
13% Jan. 16
12% Jan. 17
15% Feb.
1'5 % Feb.
12% Jan. 17
12% Jan. 15 15% Feb.
Feb.
12% Jan. 17 15
Feb.
12% Jan. 17 15
Feb.
12% Jan. 17 15
Feb.
12% Jan. 15 14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
14
Jan.
13
Sale
12% Sale
11% Sale
12% Feb.
12% Feb.
10% Feb.
Feb.
12% Jan.
17
14
14
12
Feb.
47
Feb.
99
Feb.
27% Jan.
Sale
14% Sale
14%
11%
45%
100%
34%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
35%
32% Sale
32% Sale
24
25
24
Sale
24
Sale
49
13
Feb.
Feb.
12% Feb.
13
Feb. 25
14
31%
23
2
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
[02% Sale"
6
4
6
6
Jan.
24
86
Jan.
24
91
Feb. 28
46
40
Jan.
Feb.
12
2
48%
Feb.
6
23
Feb. 28
Feb.
88% Feb.
46% Feb.
91
42%
40
50
78%
47
50
42% Feb. 26
50% Feb.
7
47
Feb.
7
78% Feb.
2
42
33%
92
93
D
19%
24% Sale
48% Feb. 19
Feb.
50% Feb.
76% Sale
47
74
Feb.
Feb.
23
38
24%
23
23
Feb.
93
85%
78% Sale
25
Sale
90
24
102% Feb.
1 105
Feb.
4 101
75
100
Sale
100% Sale
1962
61
Sale
94% Sale
93% Feb.
70
64% Sale
60
100
Feb. 27
Feb.
8
MS
40
gg*
A
O
36
60* Sale
59
61
A
O
36
Sale
60
Sale
MN
27
36
35
£8%
70
77
ISH
67
67 %
20
126
127 %
39
73
45
60%
57% "61%
90% Sale
67
41%
Sale
43
35% Feb.
6
23
25% Jan.
3
97% Jan. 25
94% Feb. 20
Feb.
16
93
12
Jan.
8
86^ Jan. 19
80 % Feb.
8
26% Jan. 17
11
Feb.
98% Jan.
97% Jan.
101% Jan.
66% Feb. 19
Jan.
3
71% Jan.
24
59% Jan.
59% Jan.
24
61
Jan.
15
18
61
Feb.
1
5
15
1
66
43% Feb.
23
43% Feb. 23
35
Feb. 25
60
Feb." II
95
Feb. 15
[06% Feb. 20
Feb.
7
5
Feb.
Feb.
25
27
d
23
34
Sale
33 J
Sale
1949 A
O
31%
44% Sale
443
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2
56% Jan.
"9
62
Jan.
22
3
95
Feb.
15
'8*
49
45
46
Sale
14
84% Jan.
103% Jan.
100
Feb.
100% Feb.
2
Feb. 27 101% Jan.
Feb.
5 100% Feb.
1 L03%
Feb.
Feb. 28 101%
Feb. 27 L01
Feb. 27 35%
190
L90
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb. 16
Feb. 28
43% Feb. 23
24 106]
14 100 %
Feb. 20
Jan.
2
24 103;
28 101'
Feb.
27
Jan.
17
100% Feb. 27 101:
3
35]
26% Jan.
184% Jan. 28 190
181% Jan. 22 190
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
7
16
Feb.
28
Feb.
11
11
Bka—
O
14
4
5
d
14
8
Jan.
55% Jan.
7
1949 J
Feb.
96% Jan.
66% Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb.
....1965 x
24 105
24 101
11
14
Feb.
♦35-year 5Hs of 1930,
♦German Republic extl 7a
28
14% Jan.
3
3 105
Feb. 20
3 105
Feb. 28
24
61
Feb.
23
Jan.
Jan.
71
61
'59%
8
Feb.
92
98
70
59
Jan.
85% Jan.
90
1
Sale
Sale
4
79% Jan.
Feb.
50%
47
95% Feb. 18
90
94% 100
105
106%
100
100%
100% 100
102% Sale 103% Sale 102%
100% 101% 100% Sale 100%
100% Sale 100% 100% 100%
Sale
35
33
Sale
32%
Sale
186
185%
189%|190
Sale
183
181
185% 190
105
19
Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb. 25
26
60% Feb.
60
43%
19
74
Feb.
z66% Feb.
25% Jan. 31
94% Jan. 12
1
1932 M S
Feb.
24%
24%
35% Feb.
23% Jan.
Sale
105
37
8
22
17
o,
25% Feb. 19
Feb.
Sale
7
50% Feb.
46% Jan. 21
77
Feb. 28 12% Feb.
4
Feb. 20
Feb.
1 105
Feb. 28
Feb. 11 105
102%
29% Feb. 21
22% Feb. 20
Feb. 23
Feb. 13
80% Feb.
8
Sale
Sale
1
93
a87
Feb.
a86% Feb.
78% Feb.
11
103
102
Sale
6
Feb. 25
96% Feb.
94% Feb.
94%
80
35% Feb.
35% Feb.
79%
93%
6
90
Feb.
49
Sale
Feb.
22% Feb. 23
23% Feb. 26
Feb.
Sale
84
2
12
Feb.
Sale
25
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
48%
42%
51%
Sale
27
22% Feb.
91
"96%
5 102% Feb.
3 36
Feb.
23% Feb.
Feb.
.
94
50%
46%
73
30
24%
30
89
"41"" Sale'
Feb.
2
23% Sale
22%
24%
22%
30%
94
Sale
30
23
33%
32%
24%
24%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
26
29% Feb
22% Feb.
30
29
92% Sale
10
16
14
Jan.
100% Feb.
33% 31% Feb.
8
14
Feb.
~ Feb.
43% Feb.
12% Jan. 15
4
9% Jan.
43% Feb. 13
2
26
Feb.
Feb.
14
79
♦Frankfort (City cf) a f 6Ha
1953 MN
French Republic 20-yr extl 7%«—1941 j d
Jan.
Feb.
i Sale
12% Sale
13%
13%
8*
S
14
6
25
13
83 H
1950 M
Feb. 25
Jan.
13% Feb.
J
Externa) alnklng fund 6H>
1956 M S
nun loan 6H> A.......1954 A O
External 6 Ha Ser B
1954 A O
19
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
A
Finnish
Janr~25
18% Feb.
6
15% Sale
13% Sale
13
13%
13% Sale
13
13%
13% Sale
A
i
18%
6
13
Sale
F
1945 M S
18% Feb.
17% Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Sale
F
.1967 j
"17% Feb"."i9
18% Feb.
19
77%
....
2
17% Feb.
77
Estonia (Republic) 7a
Finland (Rep of) external 6a
External alnklng fund 7a
9
10
4
50
J
J
Jan.
21
Feb.
41% Sale
41% Sale
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
MS
j
Jan.
62% Jan.
Feb.
60% Feb.
71
A O
.
Jan.
611
72
70
9
13
A O
♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935......
Dominican Republics f 5Ha—1942
1st aer 5 Ha of 1926
1940
2d series alnklng fund 5Ha....1940
♦Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
..1945
*EI Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8a A..1948
♦Certificates of deposit...........
70]
17
25
10
13
11
11
12% Sale
103
Sale
105102
104% 105
...
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
z58
....1—1955
External g 5%»
External g 4Ha
11
Jan.
85
Sale
on......1951 MN
on......1951
J
Jan.
85
69% Feb.
55% Feb.
68
Sale'
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
J
20-yr external gold 6a .1942 J
90
8
83% Feb. 21
15
A O
MN
4
Feb.
83
16%
8
J
Feb.
82% Feb.
4
67% Jan. 17
8
4
(Republic)—
♦7a Nov 11932 coupon
84
83
Feb.
82% Feb.
54
O
J
4
1
33%
95%
95%
100%
49%
32%
44% Sale
d
A
41% Feb. 15
96% Feb.
2
14 101% Feb.
8 53% Feb.
11
11%
12:
105
106% Sale
110%
112% Sale
110% Sale
103% Sale L03% 103% 103%
59% 63% 56% 58% 59%
10%
10% Sale
11% Sale
12%
M S
Denmark
31% Jan.
28% Feb.
5
18% Feb.- 6
105 %
1960 M S
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a
31% Jan.
15
Feb.
2
Feb. 29
Feb. 15
14
16%
"l7% Sale
Chrtatianla (City) (Oslo)30-yr
Rica
57%
10
"
"
♦May coupon off..............
...1951
6a-1954
♦Cologne (Germany) a f 4 Ha
1950
Colombia (Rep) 6s of 1928..0ct 1961
♦April 1 1935 coupon on...Oct 1961
♦Jan 1 1935 coupon on
.Jan 1961
♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6 Ha
1947
♦Sinking fund 7a of 1926
1946
♦Sinking fund 7a of 1927
1947
Copenhagen external 5a..
..1952
Gold 4%s
-1953
♦Cordoba (City) external a f 7s..l957
♦Stamped.......
£9^
67
10
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
23% Jan.
j
♦July coupon off.........
—
♦Stab loan a f g 714s...-Nov 15 1968 MN
♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7a
71
Jan.
7%
6%
6%
39%
23% Jan.
Feb.
67
a57% Sale
A
18
6
Feb.
"85""
Sale"
98% Feb. 23
98% Feb. 25
Feb. 17
38% Feb.
9
38
28% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
82%
83
66
110% Jan. 24
30
101%
Sale
8
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Jan.
26
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
28% Jan.
6%
6%
33%
28%
32f|
8
Jan.
Jan.
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
Sale
♦June 1 1935 coupon on
Buenos Aires
•
26%
M S
Feb.
5%
5%
30%
25%
25%
6
8
j
External a f 7a of 1924....
German Gov't International—
Communal
♦(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6H« aer A-1958 J
♦Only unmatured
1954 MN
Haiti (Rep of) 6a serlea A—
1952 A O
♦Hamburg (State) 6a
1946 A O
J
J
♦Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7H8..1950
Helsingfors (City) ext 6 Ha..
1960 A O
J
♦Hungarian Mun Loan 7 Ha
1945 J
12",666
♦Unmatured coup attached
♦External af 7s coupon
1946
j""j
♦February coupon on.—.......
7,000
4,000 Irish Free State external 5a.....1960 MN
658,000 Italy (Kingdom) external a f 7a. 1951 j d
For footnotes, see page 33.
107%
95%
22
16 %
67
iS*
99% 100%
Sale
116% Sale 114
Sale
all6% Sale all4
37%
39% 37%
32% Sale
29% Sale
84
Sale
82% Sale
Sale
34% 35% 33
27%
30% 28Sale
102% Sale 102% Sale
35%
♦Unmatured coupons attached._
♦Hungarian ,Land M.ge 7Ha A.. 1961 MN
♦S f 7Ha series B
1961 MN
♦Hungary (King of) a f 7Ha..—.1944 F A
,
Sale
95
coupons on
270,000 Grt Brit & Ire., 20-year 5Hs—1937 FA
t4% fund £ op 1960
1990
228,000
......1964 MN
7,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s
♦S f secured 6s
1968 F A
:
52,000
"2,665
31
Feb.
27%
97
♦Graa (Municipality) 8a
J
28
Jan.
d
36",666
36,000
55,000
27,000
41,000
95% Jan.
93
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27
Sale
J
I 104,000
•
106
25
Sale
Sale
German Pro? &
1,000,000
408,000
18
23
Feb.
Sale
Sale
36%
a
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfa 4a
,
25
94
O
101%
95%
101%
89%
31%
Feb.
37
107% Feb. 21
107% Feb. 26
9
24
24
21
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
98% Jan.
3 104% Jan.
Feb.
113
Sale
m N
Sale Prices
97% Feb. 28
101% Jan.
Jan.
3 104%
Feb. 14 97%
Feb. 23 102%
95%
Jan.
37
Jan.
103
Jan.
107%
102
Jan.
107%
115%
110% Jan.
Sale
96
d
340,00Q
18,606
Sale
Sale
Sale
f
f 6a
—
67,000
50.000
52,000
79,000
40,000
15,000
62,000
99,000
9,000
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
101% Feb.
97%
102%
102%
95%
Feb.
Sale
U
J
a
Sale Prices
Sale
1950
f g 6a....1962
20-year
♦7s May 11936 coupon
1,000
1944
12,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1904
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
5,000
4external loan............1949
7,000
30-year a f 5%t
1953
25,000
♦Public Works 5%x_—June 30 1945
122,000
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
♦External a f6Ha...
1959
41,000
35,000 Cxechoalovak (Rep of) extl 8a...1951
Sink fd 8s aer B
1952
13,000
19,000
15,000
11,000
20,000
2,000
Sale Prices
A
F
j
Coata
282,000
210,000
Sale
Sale
7a...—....1958
♦Extl alnlc fund 7a
...1969
♦Brasll (U S of) external 8a
1941
♦Ext a f gt%« of 1924
1957
♦Extl a 1 4Ha of 1927
1957
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7a
-1952
♦Bremen external g 7a—....—1935
Brlabane (City; a f 5»
— .
1957
Sinking fund gold 6a .........1958
♦External sec gold
21,000
'•
Sale Prices
Sale
s
15,000
MN
22,000
F A
8,000
j
d
202,000
M N
183,000
F A
8,000
45,000
♦External a f 7a
Nov 151937 MN
3,000
♦Stamped
1,000
J
♦Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a.......1942 J
26,000
y
Sale
Sale
d
'
167,000
107,000
Sale
j
m N
21,000 ♦Caldaa Dept of (Colombia) 7 Ho -1946
A O
341,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4s.......... 1960
30-year gold 5a....—...
1952 M N
201,000
74,000
4%«
1934 F A
1954 j j
1,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
6,000 ♦Cauca Vail (Rep of Col) a f g 7%«1946 A O
1950 M S
22,000 ♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
j
♦Farm Loan a f 6s ............1960 j
51,000
♦Farm loan a f 6a
I960 A O
94,000
♦Farm loan 6a series A
....1938
59,000
159,000 ♦Chile Republic ext a f g 7a..... 1942 MN
♦External sinking fund g 6a ..I960 A O
351,000
♦External a f gold 6a.....Feb 1961 F A
179,000
j
♦Ry ref extl a f g 6a.......Jan 1961 j
201,000
♦Extl a f 6a Int ctfa—....Sept 1961 M S
219,000
♦Extl alnklng fund 6a.........1962 M 8
66,000
♦External sinking fund 6a—.1963 M N
288,000
d
1957
81,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu ■ f *%•
♦Guar a f gold 6M1
—
1961 j d
60,000
♦ Guaranteed a f
gold 6a
...1961 A O
; 108,000
♦Guaranteed alnklng fund 6s.. 1962 M N
48,000
163,000
13,000
92,000
35,000
Sale
Sale
(Germany) a f
1950 A O
♦External alnklng fund 6a.....1958 J d
♦Bogotn (City) ext g 8a
Ask
98
Sale
j
♦Berlin
♦Bolivia
1
Highest
Feb. 28 1935
1956 MN
.
..
Highest
28 97% Feb.
6
" 103% Feb. 18
1
14 103% Feb.
14 96% Feb.
1
23 102% Feb. 18
Feb.
'
95% Feb. 28
f 7a..——
1943 J
7a.....—... 1957 j
Bergen (Norway) ext a
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Lowest
Feb. 28
1
Ask
Intei national a f
External
Feb.
M S
j
Stabilisation loan 7a.
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
from
1933
to
July 15 1955
m S
of 1927
External g 1H»®'
Austrian Govt a
l'o",600
"
(CoutUuea.
I9W„—_—1945
Government
External loan 5a
Low
July 1
EXCHANGE
Argentine (Rep) 5i of
uatralia 5s of 1925
6,000
23,000
.
Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONOS
Sale
"36%
35
Sale
"36"" "37%
26%
32%
32%
Sale
45
32
32
37% Feb. 11
47% Feb. 11
28% Jan.
39% Jan.
37]
47]
Feb.
1
41% Jan.
48% Feb. 14
115% Jan. 16
2
86
Jan.
Feb. 21
98% Feb. :2 101
114
Feb. 23 116% Feb.
8 113% Jan. 16
Feb. 28
all4
Feb. 28 all7%Feb.
5 114
37% Jan. 23
39% Feb. 11 39% Feb. 18
29% Jan. 14
33
Feb. 20
29% Feb.
45
84
7
Feb. 28 36%
26 31
27% Feb.
Feb.
6 103
82
Feb.
32
m
Feb.
1
82
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
26% Jan.
25% Jan.
Feb.
4
101% Jan.
"§8"""Feb""II
Feb.
7
35
8
Feb." "I
36
Feb~"l8
34
Jan.
10
32"
Jan.
9
16
Jan.
9
47
45
"44% ~49"' "44% "46"
107% 110
92% Sale
110
Sale
90% Sale
44
Feb.
108% Feb.
8 z44
8 110
89% Feb. 27
Feb.
8
Feb. 28
94% Feb.
7
Feb.
48% Feb. 14
115% Jan. 16
101
Feb. 21
116% Feb,
119
Jan.;
39% Jan.
33
8
2
11
Feb. 20
86% Jan.
14
3 36% Feb.
5
9
31
Jan. 25
3 103
Jan. 10
33% Jan.
34% Feb.
45
47
32]
43 J
Jan.
12
Jan.
24
Jan.
16
"45"" Jan.
9
38
"37%
m
35% Feb.,- 1 49% Jan. 22
Feb. 28
108% Feb.
8 no
89% Feb. 27 94% Jan. 17
N. Y. STOCK
MAR., 1935]
Sales in
BONDS
February
N.
Value
Sf
si
STOCK E-KCHAJNGE
Y.
Low from
July 1 1933
8
M
8
J
J
F
A
67%
M N
O
F
Ask Bid
J
D
D
9%
Assenting 4s of 1904.........1954
i""j
♦Assenting 4s of 191# small...—
(large)|1933
♦♦Treat 6s of '13 assent
1952
♦Montevideo
♦Ext
(City) s f g 7s
f g 6s series A......
e
New South Wales ext e
External
1959
f g 5s...1957
f g 5s
s
....
Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug
15
20-year external s f 6a_ Aug 15
30-year external s f 6a.... Oct
40-year ext
External
s
a
June 15
f 5 His
Sale'
17%
}~d
40
Sale
MN
82%
8
D
F
A
8
J
D
90% Feb.
4
; Jan.
28
78% Feb.
1
81% Feb. 26
77% Jan.
30
Sale
35
43
32
38
♦July coupon off
s
Sale"
39
99"" Feb'.""6 106"* Feb."28
9
8*
^
7
6%
s
78% Sale
19%
18%
♦External
sec
♦August
a
«
f « 6 Us
♦Ext
Sale
102
102
105
106%
103%
102%
102%
100%
101
34%
80%
77%
102
f g 6s
s
s
s
......
....
38
Jan.
97
Jan.
5
16 115
17 106
Feb.
15
15
4
Jan.
16
Feb.
10% Jan.
8% Jan.
8% Feb. 27
5
Feb.
Feb.
44% Feb. 25
28
7
9
Jan.
Jan.
16
6% Feb. 13
8
Jan.
"5% Feb""l8
"5% "Feb" "23
7
Feb.
5% Feb.
1
Feb."'8
78% Feb. 27
85%
18% Feb. 23
l8%~Feb"-5
8
Feb.
Feb.
~
i
i5jj
4% Feb.
8
6% Jan.
7
Jan.
13
8% Jan.
3
78% Feb. 27
8% Jan. 22
85% Feb.
8
18
Jan.
4
19% Jan.
17% Feb.
39% Feb.
1
19% Feb.
Jan.
42
7
36% Feb.
14 102% Feb.
3 102% Feb.
100% Jan.
103% Jan.
4
Feb.
19
104
4 107
Feb. 27
101
Feb.
19
Feb.
20
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
5
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
33
Feb.
106
Jan.
Jan.
8
99
Jan.
105
43
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
107%
Feb.
Jan.
3 103%
3 103
99% Jan.
2
98% Jan.
102%
100% Feb. 15 101%
2 101%
98
Jan.
7
35%
28% Jan.
77% Jan. 30 81%
74% Jan. 17 78
106% Feb. 15 107% Feb. 26
Feb. 18
46% Feb.
8 49
Feb. 23
42% Feb.
8 46
38
3
8
9
4
20
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Sale
Sale
Sale
76% Feb.
Sale
Sale
14
15%'Feb."
4
90% Feb.
24%
Sale
19% Feb
22
Feb"
19% "22"
99% 103
35%
36%
Sale
21
22
Feb~.~25
9
120
9
94%
24%
Sale
90%
120
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
Feb. 28
Feb.
8
Feb.
20
19
19
19
19
27
Jan.
17
Feb.
20
2
Jan.
Feb.
5
9
10
Feb. 25
3 102% Feb.
8
Feb.
Jan.
24 107% Feb.
8
49
Feb.
3
46
Feb.
26
18
23
13% Jan.
12
4
4
Feb.
4
Jan.
4
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb.* 8
15%
13%
9%
9%
4
79%
2 126%
2
95%
Jan.
16
8% Jan.
15
15
8% Jan.
73
Jan.
114% Jan.
88
Jan.
Sale
34%
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
4
Feb.
7 103% Feb. 28
Feb.
8
Feb. 26 37
33% Feb. 26 36% Feb. 15
107% Feb. 15 109% Feb. 28
Feb. 25
108
Feb. 13 109
41% Feb. 23 43% Feb. 16
100% Feb.
33
O
19% Feb. 18
17% Feb.
FA
22
Jan.
29
21
22
Feb.
25
28
Jan.
11
19% Jan.
22
Jan.
18% Jan.
18%
99%
28%
28%
107%
105%
38%
22%
17
28 103% Feb.
Jan.
4
37
4
36% Feb.
25
15
Jan.
24
Feb.
25
Feb.
16
Jan.
7
2
22
15 110
15 109
15
43%
7
22%
P
18%
Feb".'i3
16
Jan.
23
Feb.
4
2l
Jan.
4
Feb.
4
23% Feb. 18
16% Feb".
22% Feb.
19% Feb.
AO
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16% Jan.
19%
14 H
8
18
Jan.
22
23% Feb.
18
17
Jan.
17
26
17
7
4
23
Feb.
18%
Feb".
Feb. 26
17% Jan.
16% Jan.
18% Jan.
22
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb"
17
Jan.
17
16
T
Jan.
Feb.
19
Jan.
22
19
Jan.
r~D
UN
f 7a munlc loan........1967
♦June coupon off
13
77% Sale
1966
♦May coupon off
♦Extl
43
14
11
13%
9%
9%
79%
1
1 126%
1
95%
1968
;
f 7s of 1926
6% Feb. 13
Feb. 11
12% Feb. 13
8% Feb. 27
8% Feb. 25
II*
._!953
♦June coupon off..........
♦Ext
10
Feb
Jan.
11
H
,
M S
A1950 A
coupon off
Jan.
9% Feb. 18
Jan. 23
•
1
19%
17% Feb.
42
4
39% Feb.
Feb.
36% 33
7 36%
Sale
7 102%
101
Feb.
7 102%
Sale
101
Feb.
106
105% Feb. 26 107%
2 107
Sale. 105
Feb.
1 103%
102
Feb.
I02% 101% Feb. 1 103
1 102%
Sale
100% Feb.
Sale
100% Feb. 15 101
4 101%
104
100
Feb.
1
Sale
35%
34% Feb.
81
1
77%- Feb.
"78% 75% Feb. 4 78
2 102%
Sale
99% Feb.
Sale
7,000 ♦Rio Grande do Rut (Stwte)ext 8a.1946
♦April coupon off.
43,000
"9% Feb.'li
"5% Feb7i8
19
Sale
A
J«nelro(CltV35-?rsf 8s .1946
♦April coupon off.
4
25
32
38
9
9%
f 7s..194%
F
ser
Feb.
4% Feb.
"5%
Sale
♦Rhine-Matn-Danube deb7s
9% Feb. 13
5% Feb. 25
8% Feb. 27
'5% "Feb". "23
O
Feb 15 1947
44% Feb. 25
9
,
"25""
*. —
16%
14%
13% Sale
9% Sale
MN
14s
Jan.
84% Jan.
115
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb.
9
Feb. 14
41% Feb.
1
35
A
25-year extl
90
4
16
7
m"s
Prague (Greater City) 7Ha
1955
M S
♦Prussia OPreeState) ext sf 6H..1951
A O
♦S f gold 6s
195J
Oueensland (Stateof) ext
85
"43%
40
106% 106%
44 u,
44%
70
44
Sale
40%
44
MN
j" J
fund 7Ha.
♦Riode
31",000
Feb.
Sale
Sale
85
97
105
MS
♦June coupon off
♦External guar sink
51" 000
76% Feb. 26
92%
81%
Feb.„7
93% Feb. 16
Sale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
101% Sale
100% Sale
101
102
99% 101
34% Sale
77% Sale
74% 76
100
Sale
D
M
♦September coupon off........
37
105 %
105
Municipal Bank extl a f 5s
1967
J
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s.....1970
♦Peru
86",000
Jan.
Sale
101 %
A
(Rep) Sec s f g 7s
....1959
48,000
J
D
♦National loan ext s * 6s
i960
395,000
A O
♦National loan ext s f 6s......1961
197,000
A O
Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1<U0
100.000
A O
Stabilis loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
318,000
J
J
External a f 8s....
...ie5S
103.000
J D
♦Porto Alegra (City of) 8s guar.. 1941
72",000
Feb.
89
10 m
F
J
10,000 Panama (Rep) external 51953
♦Extl s f 5s ser A.
.May 15 |963
22,000
♦Stamped (assented)...
64,000
♦Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s-1947
15",000
99
26
Sale"
1958
1943
1944
1952
1965
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
9%
18%
Mar 15 1963 M
f 5s
Sale
%
§4% Sale"
.....1953
111.000 Oriental Development 6a
MN
External deb 5 H*
.........1958
46.000
M N
Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6s.
1955
68,000
13,000
67,000
105,000
28,000
25,000
12,000
4
Feb.
Feb.
6%
6%
J
♦♦Small
14,066
Jan.
84
9%
6%
5
J
AO
268,000 Milan City (Italy) -)xt loan e*4s_.1952
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil.—
♦External sinking fund
1958 M 8
♦September coupon off ........
20,000
♦Bx* -eo 6Hs series A
1959 MS
♦September coupon off.... ,
25",000
2b".66o
95
8
6
6% Sale
5%
6%
♦Assenting 4s of 191# large......
25,000
ii"66o
4
4%
"4",000
27,000
16,000
317,000
97,000
48,000
61,000
102,000
113,000
170,000
18,000
14,000
63,000
Feb.
88% Feb.
10%
6%
9
5%
♦Assenting 4s of 1910.............
Sale Prices
99
26
76% Feb. 26
84
5
Q~J
♦
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
96% Feb. 15
78%
10
IIIII "25"
Q J
♦Assenting 5s small—.........
♦4s of 1904
1954 J D
53,000
1
Highest 4
Sale
93"" loo"" 106"
1954
44,000 ♦Medeltin (Colombia) 6 His
9,000 ♦Mexican Irrig Assenting s f 4 His 1943
♦Mexico(U S)external 5s of 1899£ 1945 QJ
♦
Assenting 5s of 1899.........1945
28",000
♦Assenting 5s large..............
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
85
86
27%
35
19%
41% Sale
D
J
Ask
Lowest
97% 100
Sale
87
81
Sale
91% Sale
78% Sale
a98
-----
J
♦Unmatured coupons on
Feb. 28
1
23
A
s
96,000
♦With Oct 11935 and sub coups on.
1,000
15,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external s I g 7s. 1947
♦Low Austria (Prox) sec s f g 7%«1950
i2",666
89 %
82
73
77
1 g 7s
1957 A
♦With all unmatured coupons on
♦Secured
Feb.
Bid
M
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
to
Feb. 28 1935
FOREIGN GOVT (Cotulu4ed)
14.000 Italian Gred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
External sec s 17s series B
1947
107.000
1952
122.000 Italian Public Utility s # g 7s
1954
403.000 Japanese Got extl s 1 6 %■
Extl sinking fund
—1965
117.000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
id
EXCHANGE—BONDS
j"d
a
19% Feb".
79% Feb.
19%
"o
Sale
219,000 Rome (City) external s f 6Hs
1*52 MN
23,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 4s
1964 F A
1,000 ♦Roumania (Monopolies) 7s guar. 1959
♦August coupon off........
112,000
7
Feb" "26
Feb.
Feb, 16
122
136%
Sale
34
5
Feb.
20% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
i
Feb,
•:
Feb.
3
3
17% Jan.
79% Feb. 27
21%
87%
122
Feb. 28 139%
1
20% Feb.
20%
3
33% Jan.
36%
13
22
Feb.
26
Jan.
Feb.
30
7
1
Jan.
28
Jan.
4
Jan.
...
J
ii
2.000 Saarbraecken (City)
s
1952
"16% "21"" "I§" "23""
♦May coupon off.......... .... MN
a f g 6Hs. ....May 15 1957
♦Ext tsec
1
18,660
39.660
4*2", 000
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1952
1961
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♦Upper Austria (ProvVextl s f 7s.1945
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Tokyo City loan of 1912
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♦Ext s f 6s.
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MN
♦Exter s f 6s
—1964 A O
31,000
1957 MN
9,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s
6a—-.1952
♦Unmatured coupons attached—
29.656
...1958
135,000 Warsaw (City) external 7a
80,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s-..,.. 1961
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♦Nov 1 1935 coupon on..........
8,000
J D
131,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958 F A
34,000 ♦SUeslan Landowners Assn 6s...1947 MN
Soiasons (City) ext 15 yr 6s...... 1936 F A
"3",000 ♦Styrla (Prov) extl sec a f 7s.....1946
♦February coupon off........
1,000
F A
57,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5Hs..
..1955
19%
28%
81
♦All unmatured coupons on.—
♦Nov 1 1935 coupons on
71% Feb. 15
"15%
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65.000
179,000
11,000
38.000
♦Stamped
—X
.....—
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71,000 ♦Saxon Pub Works(Ger«»any)7e.l445 MN
♦Gen ref guar aerial gold 6 H*-1951 J D
101,000
6,000 ♦Saxon StateMtgeInst 7s...
1945 J D
♦SF g 6Hs.
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7,000
♦Serbs .Croats8t Slovenes extl 8s_1962
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"29% "30%
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♦July coupon off............... i"~J
♦External's f 8s
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♦July coupon off...........—, MS
♦Ext 7s water loan
.......1956
♦September coupon off....,
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♦July coupon off...........
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♦Sec s f g 7s........—....—.1940 M S
♦Sante Fe Prov (ArgRep) extl 7s .1942
70%
75
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♦Sao Paulo (City) s * 8s....Mar
"2,000
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47% Jan.
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84% Jan.
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80% Jan.
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N. Y. STOCK
24
Sales in
N. T.
Value
STOCK
Low
fe-S
BONDS
February
July
,
,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ark 6c Memp
F gen g 4s
Adjustment g 4a
July
Stamped 4s......—-July
87%
102%
103%
104%
107%
102%
102%
D
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Cal-Arlz 1st 6c ref 4%a •«
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A — -1962
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1946
Atl 8c Char Air Line 1st 4%a A..1944
1st 30-year 5s serB..—....—1944
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s
1947
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s. . . 1951
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
General unified 4H* series A—1964
L 8C N collat gold 4s
.-Oct.. 1953
Atlantic 6c Danville 1st g 4s .—1948
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Atl Knox 8t No 1st g
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57,000
247,000
498,000
146,000
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Atl Gulf 8c W i SS Una coll tr 5s,1959
Atlantic Refining deb 5s
1037
Atlantic 6c Yadkin 1st gu g 4S-1949
Austin 8c NW 1st g 5s guar
1941
Second 4s....——
M N
137,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st s f 5s..1940
July 1948 A O
441,000 Bait 8c Ohio 1st g 4s
Refund Bt gen 5s ser A..
1995 J D
539,000
1st gold 5s
July 1948 A O
273,000
Ref and gen 6s, series C_.
1995 J D
278,000
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1941 MN
241,000
J
Southw Dlv IstSHis at 5%
1950
318,000
J
Tol Cln Dlv 1st 6t ref 4s ser A..1959
269,000
Refunding 5s series D...
2000 M 8
190,000
W A
Conv g 4%a
---I960
1,676,000
Ref 8c gen 5s series F———
1996 M S
289.000
J
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5,000 Bangor it Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 43
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81,000
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73,000
3
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Battle Creek ic Sturgls gu 3s....1989
27.666
103%
103%
102
109
102
Sale
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96%
102%
62%
Sale
107
Sale
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104% 105
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82%
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62% Sale
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Jan.
27
73% Feb. 25
92% Feb. 26
23
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"
94% Feb. 27
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60
Feb. 26
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112",666
54,000
100,000
51,000
Berlin Elec
24,000
♦1st 6H*
—1956
101,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st 8c ref 5s g A. 1942
20-year pur 6c Imp s f 5s......1936
209,000
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s—.....1944
Blng 8c Bing s f deb 6%a——1»M
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160,000
75,000
64,000
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Boston 8c Maine
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Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6H« 1934 A O
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Boston 8c N Y Air
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7,000
22,000
74,000
183,000
546,000
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79% Jan. 25
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118% Feb. 18 120
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104% Feb.
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110% Feb. 26
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.1952
21,000 ♦tRush Terminal Co 1st 4s
♦Consol 5s ..................1955
134,000
50,000 Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex.—1960
39,000 By-Product Coke 1st 5%a *r A..1945
10%
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gold 5s
......
195S J D
series B.. ....1957 MN
Brunsw 8k Western 1st gu 4 4s
.1938 J J
1981 F A
17.606 Buffalo Gen Elec 4 Vis ser B
-1937 M S
64,000 Buff Roch 8t Pitts gen 5s
Consol 4V4s..
1957 M N
202,000
1934 A O
8,000 *t Burl Ced Rap Ac Nor 1st 5s
Certificates of deposit.......
10,000
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4%
9%
105% Sale
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4
40
109
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25
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68
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1941
F A
517", 060 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s.....—.1950 MN
52,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s. 1945
1st lien 8c ref 6s ser A..
1947 MN
13,000
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1936 I J
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59
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98,000
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Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
1946 M 8
♦Berlin City Electric deb 6 %a—1951 J D
♦Deb sinking fund 6%a
1959 F A
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1948 D J
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st
87%
103%
105%
104% 104%
Sale
110%
100
D
J
96
Jan.
40
87% Feb. 23
58
Sale
101
100% Feb. 20
2 102
Feb.
90
100% Feb. 23
2
7 108
95%
87% Feb. 23 87% Feb. 28
2 103% Feb. 25
Sale
102% Feb.
4 106% Feb. 25
Sale
103% Feb.
2
5 104% Feb.
Sale
104
Feb.
5 111% Feb. 25
Sale
107% Feb.
Feb. 16
14 104
103
Feb.
105% Feb. 28
Sale
102% Feb.
103% Feb. 26
103
Feb.
104
7 103% Feb. 21
105
103% Feb.
Feb. 21
103
101% Feb. 16 102
Feb. 25
4 110
Sale
107% Feb.
Feb.
9
102
Feb. 14 103
103
13 110% Feb. 23
110
108% Feb.
112% Feb. 27
112%
Sale
53
Sale
3
Jan.
2
72% Jan.
92% Feb. 26
Sale
8%
Feb.
Jan.
98
79% Feb. 14
95% Feb. 19
24% Feb. 14
10
Feb. 18
57% Feb. 18
92%
23
35
85
101% Jan.
~
Feb. 28 93
88
102% Feb. 28 102%
106% Feb. 27 110%
4 105%
104% Feb.
103
Feb. 26 103%
26 103%
103
Feb.
2 110%
108% Feb.
111% Feb. 27 113
1 113
Feb.
112
8 107%
106% Feb.
111% Feb. 27 113%
75% Sale
Sale
75% Sale
94%
95%
23%
24%
10%
10%
50 % Sale
Nov
Conv g 4s
104% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
al07%Sale
112
Sale
112% Sale
39 %
33
36%
36
A
1995
1 1995
1 1995
Sale
103 % 103 Mi 103%
Sale
109
109%
Sale
112
113
112%
112% Sale
I
Atch Top Ac S
107%
Sale
Co of Del 1st 5 %■
1943
J D
Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s.—.1940
Armour 8c
Sale
Sale
8
M
Bdge 8e Term 1st 5s. 1964
J
real estate 4Ms 1939
Armour 8t Co. 1st
88% Sale
Sale
2
w
7
Sale Prices
41% Jan. 26
8 104% Feb. 19
33% Jan.
103% Jan.
40% Feb.
2 104% Feb.
1
90
Feb.
7 100% Feb.
13 108
Feb.
103
Feb.
26
57% Feb.
5 102% Feb.
74
Feb.
9
64% Feb.
28
25
Feb.
9
24% Feb.
27
90% Feb.
108
Feb.
101% Feb.
92% Feb.
103% Feb.
-
100% 102% 166" Feb".
100% Feb.
101%
54
Feb.
58% Sale
77
Feb.
Sale
83
106
Feb.
107% Sale
103 % 102%
Debenture 5s
-1965
401,000
20,000 JAm Type Founders 6s ctfs...—1940
Amer Water Works 6c Elec
MN
Debenture gold is aeries A.—*975
144,000
M S
10 yr conv coll tr 5s
..—1944
270,000
J
J
89,000 {Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6a ... —1947
MN
1945
54,000 ♦AngloChilean Nitrate 7s
Q J
86,000 tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
July 1995
1,000
415,000
920,000
48,000
527,000
103,000
61,000
6,000
15,000
10,000
202,000
30,000
29,000
68,000
Sale
l66"~
A
F
Sale
105
Sale Prices
6
1
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
36
Feb.
103% Feb.
88
Feb.
Feb.
104% 100
101
108
Feb.
108
102
Feb.
Sale
Sale
49
Feb.
Sale
57
102
Feb.
Sale
102
68
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
58% Feb.
Sale
20
Feb.
Sale
24%
21% Feb.
22
24%
96
90% Feb.
96
90
106
Feb.
107
107% 108
100% Feb.
Sale
101% Sale
87
Feb.
103% Feb.
86% 87% "9l"
Sale
Sale
Sale
r>
»
1953 a o
230,000 ♦Ubltlbl Pow At Paper lat As
1943
51,000 Abraham & Straus deb 5%a
U a
46,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4»}»♦» A O
25,006 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s——1952
D
1943
4,000 AlaGt Sou 1st cons Baser A
D
First cons 4s series B
- — *943
;
15,000
O
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
47,000
o
-1946
45,000 Albany & Susq 1st guar 3 He.
A
578,000 {Allegheny Corp coll tr conr Bs.1944
D
Collateral and convertible 5s.-1949
376,000
O
♦Collateral Ac convertible 5a—1950
94,000
♦Certificates of deposit
——
137,000
A O
5,000 Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4a
*998 M 8
62,000 AUeg Valley gen gu 4a — .
--*943 M N
357,000 Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb g JJs
1937 M S
12,000 ♦Alpine Montan Steel 1st 7s—__1955
♦7s 1955 coupon on
---4,000
F A
Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 6s—1935
F A
6s extended to Feb 1————1940
66", 666
A O
*938 M S
94,000 Amer Chain 5-year 6s_
Amer & Foreign Power deb 5S-..2030
1,039,000
J
D
150,000 American Ices 1 deb5s— ——-1953
M N
1949
313,000 American I G Chemical 5 %a
J
J
218,000 Amer Internet Corp conv 5Hi—1949
A O
1939
23,000 Amer Mach 6c Fdy s f gold is
American Rolling Mill conv 5s —1958
579,000
A O
: 283,000 Amer Smelting 8c Ref 5s aar A—1947
J
J
63,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year is——1937
M 8
63,000 Amer Tel 6c Tel Conv 4i
--J936 J D
39-year coll trust 5s
..—1946
246,000
J
J
35-year sink fund deb 5s
1960
311,000
MN
20-year sinking fund 5>4«-.—-1943
340,000
J
J
Convertible debentures 4 His--1939
82,000
SINCE JAN.
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
RANGE
FEBRUARY
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Feb. 28 1935
INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES.
:
PRICES IN
from
1933
1
to
EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND
EXCHANGE-BONDS
33.
A
O
J
J
A
O
MN
105%
Sale
Sale
23%
22
79
Sale
Sale
84%
Sale
82
Sale
a*VA
Sale
57% Feb.
Feb.
18
Feb. 27
6
76% Feb.
21
40% Feb.
58
28
Feb. 21
81% Feb.
110% Feb. 28 108% Jan.
5 107
Feb. 27
1
26 67% Feb.
5
11 22
Feb.
9
5
20% Feb.
80
Feb. 14
1
47% Feb.
1
68
Feb.
86% Feb. 21
16
104% Jan.
57% Feb. 26
21
Feb.
18
Feb. 27
76
Jan. 29
38
Jan. 16
3
57
Jan.
77% Jan.
2
$*
12*
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Jan.
8
Jan.
18
Feb.
o
?§*
83
Jan.
8
51
Jan.
28
28
11
87
H
Jan.
Jan.
'l
N. Y. STOCK
Mae., 1935]
Sale ;s in
February
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Value
EXCHANGE
Bid
85.000
86,000
131,000
197,000
57,000
234,000
331,000
273,000
104,000
287,000
293,000
12,000
98,000
43,000
1,000
102 %
85
92
94%
3)4
5)4
5)4
3 %
1)4
0%
6%
1)4
0
1st a con g 6a
"87" Sale"
Sale
100% Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
9
6%
1981
6,000
49,000
.
—
67
Sale"
121
Feb.
5 125
100%
85%
99%
109%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4 100% Feb.
6
87%|Feb.
103
Feb.
6
96% Feb.
6
40
108% Feb.
1 105
Feb. 18 103% Feb.
Feb. 28 113% Feb.
7 116
1 118% Feb. 27 115% Feb.
5 118
Feb. 27 115% Feb.
8 115% Feb. 25 113% Feb.
1 113% Feb. 23 110% Feb.
1 113% Feb. 28 109% Feb.
1 107% Feb. 20 106% Feb.
Feb.
6 101% Feb.
4
Feb. 21
2
108
107% Feb. 27
75
Sale
84
15
20
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
77% Feb. 18
Feb.
28
25
119
Jan.
4
100
Jan.
2
11
2
u?b
Jan
23
Jan. 30
Feb. 16
Jan. 21
Feb.
25
Feb.
26
18
9 104% Jan.
1 113% Jan.
Jan.
1 120% Jan.
5 119% Jan.
8 117% Jan.
1 115% Jan.
1 114% Jan.
1 107% Jan.
Feb. 25
18 125
Jan.
3
25 101
Jan, 29 87% Jan.
2 101% Jan.
Jan.
2 111% Jan.
Jan.
23
4 104% Feb.
Jan.
23
6
99% Jan.
23
Feb.
40
Feb. 21
43% Feb.
28
5 107% Feb.
Jan.
25 106
25 107% Feb. 27 109% Feb.
Jan.
18
74% Jan. 15 78
13
38
5
Jan.
108% Feb.
6
15
20
Sale
Sale
45
39
22
2 109%
29
21
Jan.
3
26
14
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
8
15
Feb. 28
20
Feb.
15
25
Jan.
4 110
Jan.
Feb. ""9
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
21% Feb.
11% Feb.
6
11
Feb.
18
Feb. 28
15
20
Feb.
Feb.
28
29
Feb.
13
108% Jan.
Feb.
23
71% Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28
1
»
14% Jan.
Feb.
29
62
62
2
Feb.
Feb. 20
107
Feb.
1
93
Feb.
21
98% Jan.
5
97% Feb.
Feb.
73%
Feb.
62
64% Feb. 18
7 114
Feb. 20 115% Feb.
70
Feb.
5
73% Feb. 20
18
Feb. 29
103% Feb.
102% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 28
2
67% Feb.
18 108% Feb. 20
1
3
98% Feb.
Feb. 21
2 101
Jan.
10
8
29
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
15 106% Jan.
12 104 % Feb.
7
25
99%
Jan.
81%
Feb. 29 65%
Feb. 20 116
75%
Feb.
5
Jan.
23
5
2
112% 111% Feb. 11 112% Feb.
Sale
5 119% Feb. 21
116% Feb.
Sale
7 111% Feb. 21
109% Feb.
110% Jan.
114% Jan.
2 112% Jan. 29
2 119% Feb. 21
108% Jan.
111% Feb.
18
108% Jan.
2 111% Feb.
2 111% Feb
Feb.
8
112
Sale
Feb.
5
105
Sale
Feb.
8 105
110
Feb.
109
20 111% Feb. 20
44% Feb. 27
105
Feb.
102% Jan.
105% Jan.
8
5 102% Jan.
5
20
16 111% Feb.
8
44% Feb. 27 50% Jan.
49
Feb.
7 105% Feb. 20
105% Feb. 20 101% Jan.
103
Feb.
109
109%
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
114
106%
107%
107%
112%
73%
Feb.
2
Feb.
2
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 20
117"
114
Feb.
Sale
8 105% Jan.
105
Feb. 18 103% Jan.
104% Feb.
9
24% Feb. 28 35% Jan.
Feb.
24% Feb. 28 34
Jan.
22% Feb. 28 34
22% Feb. 28 32% Feb. 19
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
6%
111
105
25
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
110
109
Feb. 29
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
Jan.
2 109
Feb.
106 % Jan.
2 110
Feb.
106% Jan.
3 109
Feb.
106
Feb.
13 117
7
Feb. 20
21% Feb. 25
111% Jan.
21
21
21
90% Feb.
Sale
110% Feb. 27 110% Feb.
Feb.
46% Feb. 28 55
Sale
47% Feb. 26
59
Sale
Sale
49
Feb.
26
59
60%
22%
6%
Sale
Sale
49% Feb.
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17% Feb. 27
4% Feb. 27
60% Feb.
24% Feb.
a*
49
Sale
Sale
41
Feb. 26
Sale
Sale
41%
42%
49%
48%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
58% Sale
Feb.
22
50%
48%
53% Sale
55% Sale
49%
Sale
22
Jan.
4
21
Jan.
3
4
8% Jan.
4
8% Jan.
18 92% Feb.
106% Jan. 24 110% Feb.
46% Feb. 28 58% Jan.
Jan.
2
55
50% Jan.
47% Feb. 26 62% Jan.
49
Feb. 26 62% Jan.
57%
58%
22
7
21% Feb. 25
7
7
23
89% Jan.
6
58
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 20
24
2 117
6% Feb. 28
1
6 % Feb.
6% Feb. 28
1
6% Feb.
Sale
29
20
26
Jan. 15 114% Feb. 28
114% Feb. 28 Ill
Feb. 19
73% Feb. 20 74
74
Feb. 19
3
6
Feb. 27
9% Jan.
9
Feb. 16
6
Feb. 27
Jan. 11
9
6% Feb. 25
8% Feb. 16
6% Feb. 25
21
20%
20%
21
18
Feb.
8 105
Sale
"6%
12
22
85% Feb. 23
Feb. 27
103% Jan.
1 104% Feb. 25 101% Jan.
6 106
29
Sale
8%
mn
25
25
17
Jan.
105%
74
Sale
mn
11
28
Jan.
112%
mn
15
23
47
107%
mn
11
10
Jan. 11
19
Feb. 16
7% Feb. 26
7% Feb. 26
46
106% Sale
107% Sale
un
3
105% Jan.
1
7 118
84%
99%
109%
102%
96%
23
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
114% 114
70
71% Sale
Sale
49
58% Feb.
Feb.
25
27
8
30
9
7
23
49% Feb. 28
17 % Feb. 27
4% Feb. 27
64% Jan.
Jan.
26
7% Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb. 26
41% Feb. 26
Jan.
8
7
28
49% Feb.
53% Feb.
56
Feb.
42% Feb. 28
49% Feb. 26
48% Feb. 28
27
65% Feb.
28
26
7
Feb.
41
45% Feb.
50
If*
Jan.
53
57% Jan.
61% Jan.
7
8
3
9
mn
m
8
j
d
26
i
d
23% Sale
23% Sale
18% Sale
j
64% Sale
d
mn
ms
Sale
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
70
Jan.
31
28
28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
18% Feb. 27
26
14% Feb. 26
67% Feb.
6
66% Feb. 21
74
Feb.
Feb.
18
39
40
43
Jan.
17
Feb.
2
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
13% Feb. 27
45% Jan. 28
13
17
Jan.
16
Feb.
1
13% Feb. 28
Feb.
17
Feb.
4
15
16
18
25
15% Feb.
Feb. 27
9% Feb.
9 104% Feb.
104% Feb.
2
19
58
Feb. 26
27% Feb. 18
20
Feb.
27
24% Feb.
18
Feb.
26
25
Feb.
18
Feb. 26
20% Feb.
66% Feb. 21
Sale
20% Sale
20% Sale
15% Sale
42 %
38 %
65%
38)1
35%
13%
13% Sale
13% Sale
13]
13]
15
14
15
14%
14% Sale
40
13
69
Sale
39
42
40
15%
7% Sale
104% Sale
757
n*
84
Sale
93
80
84
43% Sale
7
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Feb. 19
45
42
Se£-
18 % Feb.
"80% "Feb".'"27 "84" "Feb" "20
4
53
Feb.
2
27
30% Feb.
8 109% Feb. 23
6 109
Feb. 23
108
Feb.
1
Feb.
107% Feb. 21 108
1
2 114
Feb.
113% Feb.
1
95
Feb.
98% Feb. 19
43% Feb. 28
84
Feb.
28
55
Jan.
43% Feb.
Feb.
24
108
Sale
104
102% Feb.
Sale
58%
59% Sale
81
84% Sale
37%
39% 39%
106% Sale 105
102
103% 102%
100
Sale
95
Sale
108
Sale
i*
Sale
36
45
Sale
87)
88
n
101
101
Kg
100
118
26
Sale
Sale
103
103% 103
101%
107% 109% 109
110]
112]
69]
100]
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4 104
Feb. 27
Feb.
6
Feb.
19
63% Feb. 18
86
Feb.
2
41% Feb. 23
1 107
Feb. 19
Feb. 15 102% Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb.
18 103
101% Feb. 25 101%
109
Feb,
8 109
110% Feb.
1 112%
112% Feb.
2 113
108
107
Feb. 27 34%
Jan. 16 109%
Feb.
6 109%
Jan.
8 108
113% Jan.
92
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
109
Jan.
Feb. 15 110
Jan.
Feb.
23
18
20
7
8
Feb.
23
8
Jan.
Jan.
16
8
98% Feb. 19
11 104
58% Feb. 27
79
18 102% Jan.
Feb. 25 100% Jan.
8
2
25
7
1
7
7
21
Jan.
Jan.
2 115
22
19
11
28
39% Feb. 25 41% Feb. 23
Feb. 19
4 107
103 % Jan.
102% Feb. 15 102% Feb. 15
102
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
80% Jan. *23
108% Feb.
Sale
19
Jan.
Jan.
14% Jan. 21 16
2
10
Jan.
6% Jan.
9 105% Jan.
8 104% Feb.
108% 109%
108% Sale
107% 108%
113% Sale
97% Sale
32
93 h
Feb.
22% Jan.
6
Sale
24
l<mj
For footnotes. see page 33.
21
Sale
103
1936
..
4)4* ser a—2020
1st mtge 5s aeries b..———...2020
1st mtge g 5s series c guar....1957
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
1940
Clearfield a Mahon 1st gtd g 5s..1943
Cin Union Term 1st
9 104% Feb.
1 112% Feb.
106% Feb.
111% 112% 1113
Sale
118J
111
109% Sale
109% Sale 110%
104%
105
102%
lio"
106%
105%
102%
107
105%
•{Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
1927
27,000
1988
131,000 tChlc r 1 a Pacific gen g 4s
Certificates of deposit...—
28,000
•Refunding gold 4s
1934 a o
170,000
Certificates of deposit..
141,000
Cln Leb a n 1st con gu g 4s.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
43% Sale
117
159,000
141,000
289,000
112,000
74,000
6,000
182,000
Certificates of deposit.........
71,000
1983
7,000 Chic a Brie 1st gold 5s
1937
90,000 Chic Gas l a c 1st gu g 5s
76,000 ♦Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4a....1959
♦Stamped—
...........
210,000
Cin Ind St l a c 1st 4s...Aug 2
102%
108%
103%
113%
115%
115%
113%
110%
109%
106%
107% 108
Sale
1939
..........1992
;
Ref a imp 4%a ser a.—.......1993
Ref a Impt 4%s series b
1995
Craig Valley 1st g 6s
May 1940
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s...
1946
r a a di* 1st con g 4s
1989
2d con gold 4s...——.....1989
Warm Springs Valley 1st i 6s .1941
Chic a Alt rr ref g 3s
1949
Chic Burl a q 111 di* 3)4*
1949
Illinois Division 4s
1949
General 4s...... .........—.1958
1st a ref 4)4s series b
1977
♦Slat a ref 5s series a-.—..—1971
•§Chlc a b 111 1st cons g 6s
1934
tChic a b 111 Ry (new co) gen 6s.1951
3,000
1,000
23,000
173,000
100,000
2 % Feb.
108% Jan.
102 % Feb.
26
104% Sale
97% Sale
Sale
General gold 4Hs.
1952
77,000 •Sec. gold 4)4* series a
Certificates of deposit.....
56,000
Convertible gold 4Ha
....I960
128,000
1951
12,000 Chic s l a n o gold 5a
Gold 3)4*
June 151951
Memphis di* 1st 4s
1981
22",666
194t
36,000 Chic t h a s'east 1st a ref 5s
Income guar 5s........Dec 1 1944'
53,000
132,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 4)4* a..1963
1st 5s series b
1963
152,000
Guaranteed gold 5s..........1944
22,000
1st 6 ha series c
1963
91,000
465,000 Chic a West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s. 1952
1st a ref 5 )4s series a
1962
496,000
1943
121,000 Chllda Co deb 5s.....
....1947
331,000 Chill Copper deb g 5s..
1952
7,000 ♦Choc Okl a Gulf consol 5s
53,000 Cin Gas a Elec 1st mtge g 4s a..1968
Cln Ham a Day 2d g 4)4*
1937
1,000
5% Feb. 25
1 110
Feb.
109% 110% 109
Sale
83% Sale
78% Feb.
85%
60%
62% Feb. 21 67%
67%
8 108%
107
Sale
107
Feb.
Sale
98
Sale
97
Feb. 15
Sale
98%
6 101
100
Sale
Sale
98% Feb.
5
98%
97% Sale z97% Feb.
99%
Sale
76% Sale
73% Feb. 27 79%
Ches a Ohio 1st cons g 5s
4,000 JChlc Indtanap a Louis* ref g 6sl947
Refunding gold 5s ser b.......1947
Refunding 4s series g.........1947
1st a general 5s series a..
1966
40,000
1st a gen 6s series b
May 1966
12,000
19,000 Chic Indiana a Sou 56-yr 4s —1956
1969
1,000 Chic l 8 a Bast 1st 4)4s
238,000 Chic Mil a St p gen g 4s ser a...1989
Gen g 3)4* series b
May 11989
Gen 4)4* series c—.—May 11989
143",655
Gen g 4)4* series e
May 11989
85,000
Gen 4%s series f
May 1 1989
31,000
Chic Mil St p a Pac mtge 5s ser a. 1975
1,435,000
♦Con* adj 5s
..........Janl 2000
1,464,000
1987
81,000 Chic a No West gen 3 ha
General 4a....
..1987
83,000
Stpd non payt Fed inc tax.. 1987
13,000
Stpd gen 4)4* non-pay Inc tax. 1987
10,000
Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax..1987
71,000
General 4)4a stamped
..—1987
94~666
15-year secured 4)4s..Mar 1 1936
1st a ref g 5a
May 2037
114,000
1st a ref 4)4* stamped...May 2037
233,000
1st a ref 4)4 s ser c
May 2037
157,000
Con* 4)4* series a
...1949
1,270,000
101% Jan.
Sale
—
192",666
80
23
-
16,666
Sale
16
2
Feb.
Feb.
"25" "I" "25"
2,000
1,000
36,000
298,000
27,000
139,000
General 4a.
..1987
84,000
552,000 Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s—.....1949
Through St l 1st gu g 4s.....1954
8,000
Guar 5s.
..........—1960
273,000
8,000 Can rr a Bkg of Ga col tr g 5s.1937
19,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s... 1941
282,000 Certain-teed Prod s f g 5)4* a—1948
Charles a Savannah 1st g 7s..
.1936
442*,556 Ches Corp con* col tr g 5s May 15 1947
10 year con* coll 5s
—.1944
665,000
120,000
196,000
155,000
253,000
1,000
45
2 108 %
5 104%
12 103
102% Feb.
7 103%
Feb. 21 107% Jan.
Feb. 23 103% Jan.
14 111% Feb.
34% 38
109% 108% 109% 108
43%
60
59%
18% Sale
25
18%
Sale
7%
9
7%
Sale
7%
9%
7%
1945
Ref a gen 5%a series b..
1959
Ref a gen 5s series c
1959
Chat Di* pur money g 4s
..1951
Macon a Nor Di* 1st g 5s...... 1946
Middle Ga a Atl di* pur m 5s..1947
Mobile di* 1st * 5s
-.1946
Cent Hud g a e 1st 5s
Jan 1957
Cent 111 Elec a Gas 1st 5s
1951
Cent n k 1st guar 4s
..1961
Central of n j gen g 6s...
1987
Consol gold 5a....
Sale Prices
30
1948
1,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
10,000 Central Dlst Tel lst3t-year 5s—1943
{Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s....No*. 1945
44*,666
,
6% 107
series a.Dec 15 1952
Sale Prices
109% Feb.
111% Sale
0%
3 %
1938
CaroClinch a Ohio 1st »»
Cartbage a Adlr 1st gu g 4a
Sale
0
Highest
Sale Prices
2% Feb. 11
100%
5%
0
4^s
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
3%
5%
3%
Sale 111%
Sale 104% Sale
Sale
Sale 112
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
Sale 116
Sale 118% Sale
119
116% 118
114% 115% 116
Sale 113% Sale
Sale 113% Sale
Sale 106% Sale
Sale 124% Sale
4
Highest
108
Feb.
1 108%
108% 108
104
Feb.
2 104%
104% Sale
102% 102% 102% Feb. 26 103
103
103% 102% Feb.
7 103
Sale
Sale
102 % 103
103
Sale
0)4
3 %
854
June 15 1
———1
Guar g 4 h s
———...1
Canadian No deb s f 7s...
..1
25-year deb a f guar 4%s——1
10 year gold guar 4%s
——1
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock.....
Collateral trust gold 4)48
1946
5s equip trust ctfs
—.—1944
Collateral trust g 5s
...1954
Collateral trust 4%a
...1960
{Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s— 1949
Guar gold
Ask Bid
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Feb. 28
1
108
104 %
2H
Guar g 4%a
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb.
Feb. 28 1935
$
19,000 cal Gas & el Corp unlf a ft Ss-1937
1940
103,000 Calif Packing coot dab 5«
..1939
35,000 Calif Pet con* deb s f g 5s
Con* deb s f g 8%a
1938
64,000
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦1st 7s ctfs of deposit
.-1
22,000
1
32,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser a
156,000 Canadian Nat guar 4Hs.8ept 16 1
Gold 4%s
1
174,000
Gold 4%s
1
124,000
Guaranteed gold 5s.....Julj 1
89,000
Guaranteed g 5s..-.-...-.Oct 1
116,000
Guaranteed g 5s
1
56,000
35
EXCHANGE—BONDS
111 % Jan.
2
>
Feb.
65% Jan.
86% Jan.
21 103
Feb.
18
15 101% Feb. 25
Jan.
7
17 110
31 112% Jan.
Jan.
15 114
3
7
N. Y. STOCK
26
EXCHANGE-BONDS
11
Sales in
BONDS
February
N.
Value
Y.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
1,000
Clev
Clev
Clev
194#
4a
1940
Ac Matron Valley g 5a
1938
Ac Marietta lat gu 4Hi
1935
Ac Pitta gen gu 4Hi «®r B-.1942
Serlea B gu 3Hi
J
J
Serlea
64,000 Clev Short Line 1st gu 4 Ha. .... 1JJM
385,000 Clev Union Term lat gu 5H* A..1972
lat a t g 5a aerlea B guar...
1973
378,000
lat a f 4Hi aerlea C
1977
459,000
Coal Rlr Ry lat gu 4a
!5i5
1938
97',000 Colon Oil conv deb 6a..
37,000 tColo Fuel At Iron Co gen a f 5a.l943
91,000 *tColo Indua lat coll tr 5a gu. .1934
482,000 Colo At Southern Ref At ext 4H«--1935
General mtge
aerlea A
1980
240,000
♦Assented 4Hs
19,000
273,000 Columbia Gaa At Elec deb 5a..
Debenture 5a
Apr 15
117,000
Debenture 5a..
Jan 15
539,000
Col Ac Hock Valley lat ext g 4a
133",600 Columbua Ry P At L lat 4Hi
Secured cone g 5H«
72,000
....
A
O
J
J
10054
MN
90
A
10634
10434
10034
9654
8954
O
O
A
O
J
D
J
J
F
A
F
A
1980
1952
1952
1961
1948
1957
1942
104
cone
Sale
93
Sale
8654 Sale
Sale
2
105
Jan.
23
10354 Feb. 26 10554 Jan.
Jan.
9754 Feb. 27 103
Feb. 27
93
9754 Jan.
Feb. 26
84
9154 Jan.
Jan.
8 104
Jan.
104,
80
3154
8154 Sale
81
8254
O
J
J
A
O
1
50
Feb.
19
Feb.
25
3154 Feb.
4
95
Feb.
11
67
Feb.
15
77
64
7654 Sale
78
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8254 Feb.
2
Feb.
4
10154 Feb.
109
Feb.
10554
11154 Sale
10054
11054 Feb.
6554 Feb, 25
4
8254 Feb.
7354 Feb.
10254
10554 Sale
11154 112
Sale
l0554 "JanT"l5
39
3634
10534 Sale
10154 Sale
Sale
80
38
It*
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7
8
Jan.
2
50
Feb.
19
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
80
34
Jan.
Jan.
30
21
8954 Feb. 27
56 H Feb.
4
8
6254 Feb.
9654 Jan. 23
8
7354 Jan.
6554 Feb. 25
Feb.
77
73
102
"23,
28
83
Feb.
28
83
Feb.
28
Jan.
8154
16 10254
2 10554
5 11254
Jan.
Jan.
3
15
7
4
Jan.
Jan. 16
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
2 10554 Feb. 28
1 11254 Feb. 27
Jan.
98
1C6 h Jan.
11 11154 Feb. 28
11054 Jan.
112
Jan.
100
10654 Feb.
10654
Feb.
10654 10754 106
39
Feb.
40
3854
Sale
10554 Feb.
106
Sale
10154 Feb.
103
Sale
10354 Feb.
105
106
104
77
74
10654
lat g 4 Hi
—1951
i",o66
Stamped guar 4Ha
lv5l
69,000
58,000 ♦Consol Hydro-Elec lat a f g 7a. .1956
346,000 Conaol Gaa (N Y) deb 5Hi------1945
Deb gold 4Hi
1951
683,000
Debenture goM 5a
1957
361,000
Conaolldated Ry aon-conr deb 4s 1954
Debenture 4s.......
J&J 1955
"3",660
Debenture 4s.....
A&O 1955
Debenture 4a
1956
Feb.
Feb.
10154 Sale
y\
10954 Sale
102 54
lui
Conn Ry Ac Lt
5
2754
8954
5654
6254
7654
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7954 Sale
A
13
Feb.
Feb.
105
111
100
O
9
Feb.
74
7654
78
2754 Sale
9054 Sale
6254 Sale
61
A
Feb.
47
48
46
9454
6554 Sale
MN
Jan.
'
Sale
M N
5 10454 Jan.
93
Feb. 26
2
95
Feb.
9
91
10354 Feb. 26 105
9754 Feb. 27 101 1
97
93
Feb. 27
84
Feb. 26 8954
9854 Sale
Sale
Ik*
30
Conn Ac Paaaum Rita lat g 4a....
'
105
4854 Sale
M N
10354 Feb.
87 54 Jan.
10554 Feb. 20 10554 Feb. 20
103
103
107
103 54
F
O
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8
8
29
9854 Jan.
10754
10034
101
A
25
3 101
102
107
A
A
Jan.
Jan.
107
F
A
Sale Prices
4 10154 Feb.
71
Feb. 27
8554 Jan.
6154 Feb. 27 7754 Jan.
97
95
10554
10054 101
102
O
Sale Prices
Feb.
1
Highest
10354 105
10734
A
1955
debSHa.1949
1943
Col At Tol lat ext 4a.
152,000 Comm'l In* Truat
Sale
100 54 101
M N
1977
A
Sale
105
19*2
General 4H« aeries
Sale
94
95
J
Sale
9554
9154
10154
M 8
J
Sale
93
Sale Prices
6 10054 Feb. 15
20 10154 Feb. 13
Feb.
5
71
Feb. 27 81
9
6154 Feb. 27 7254 Feb.
7
10354 Feb.
5 10454 Feb.
Feb. 26
9054 Feb. 16 93
95
Feb.
9
94
Feb. 16
100
Sale
92
90
MN
9854 Feb.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
101
100
99 54 Sale
10854 113 % 10854
100 54
10054
72
80 34 Sale
Sale
72
6354
10334 Sale 104
1942
1948
3 Ha
D gu 354s
Lowest
Feb. 28
1
Ask Bid
Bid
J'42
Serlea A gu 4Ha
Serlea C gu
Feb.
Feb. 28 1935
$
1W3
157.000 C CC Ac St L g«n g 4a
General 5« series B———
JW3
Raf 8c imp ti eerles C
io'666
JW1
Raf & Imp 5a aerlea
122,000
Raf Ac impt 4 Ha aarlaa E... ....}W7
252,000
Cairo DIv 1st gold 4a
193'
42,000
Cln W Ac M DW lat A 4a
1991
34,000
St Louis Dlv lat coll truat g 4a.1994
31,000
Spring & Col Dlv lat g
W W Val Dlv lat g 4a
to
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
^3
£
10054
10654
10654
4154
10654
Jan.
4
Feb.
2
Jan. 29
Feb. 16
Jan. 12
Feb.
21 10654 Feb.
2
7 10654 Feb.
5
4154 Feb.
Feb.
2 106
Feb.
6 103
26
Feb.
28
6 105
106
35
2
105
Jan.
15
99
Jan.
103
10254 Jan.
105
28
3254
3254
"4154
Jan.
16
32
35
Jan.
10654 Jan.
Jan.
15
Feb. 28
3554 Jan. 18
3254 Feb. 19
Jan.
*3654
3254 Feb.
19
3254 Feb. 19
3254 Feb.
.......
440,000
191,000
45,000
80,000
102,000
115.000
71,000
49,000
84,000
34,000
316,000
187,000
31,000
10,000
399,000
126,000
^Consolidation Coal Md 40-yr 5a. 1950
Certificates of deposit.
5a. 1936 J D
Consumers Power lat lien 5a C..1952 MN
Consum Gas Chic tat guar g
f g 6a.1946
Crown Willamette Pap lat a f g 6a 1951
lat At refund 7Hs serleaA..
1st lien Ac ref 6a series B
J
5s
1937 M
J
1st Ac ref 4H•
1969 3
1st mtge gold 4Hs
.....1969 J
Del Riv RR Ac Edge lat g 4a
1936 F
ref 5s....1951
..........
36,000
21,000
2,000
MN
J
1936 J
J
F A
♦Assented (subject to plan).....
♦Ref Ac Imp mtge 5a aer B
.1978 A O
tDea Molnea At Ft D 1st gu g 4s
1935
♦Consol gold 4 Hi
4H»---
1947 M
♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7Ha 1937.
Eastern Ry M No Dlv 1st g 4a
Eastern Tenn Va At Ga lat g 5a
i8o^
..
8
A O
J
F
F
A
J
D
A
A
O
D
J D
M N
M N
J
J
A
J
A
M
J
3
O
J
O
8
M S
(948 A O
1956 MN
Sale
30
27
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
54 Feb.
10654 Feb.
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
10054
9654
Sale
10654
10454 102
102
'
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
1254
107
110
107
Sale
27
1254
10854
10654
Sale
854
Sale
854 Sale
102
107
3Ha set B.
-
Conv g 4a Ser A
....
Series B
Gen
conv
F
95
76
Sale
76
1953 A
4a Serlea D
15,000
5s International series
...1942
1,000
First lien a f 5a stamped
1942
13,000
1st lien a f 6s stamped........ 1942
40,000
10-year deb 6a aeries B........1954
10,000
1946
12,000 Plat deb a f 7a
1947
1,000 JFla Cent At Peninsular 5a...
*Fla East Coast lat 4Hs
195T
7,000
lat Ac ref 5a aer A.........
197
112,000
Certificates of deposit.........
80,000
For footnote! lee page
33.
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8
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29
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37
33
I
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20
25
154 Jan.
2
10754 Feb. 14
;
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27
Jan.
17 101
9454 Jan.
3
Jan.
4
9654 Feb. 28 10254 Jan. 12
Jan. 18
10654 Jan. 28 107
Feb. 20
102
Jan.
3 103
Jan. 26
10554 Jan. 25 106
10254 Jan.
34y> Feb.
1154 Feb.
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19
30
103
7 106
Feb.
8 10654 Feb.
28
Feb.
26
1
7 54 Feb.
26
1
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26
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254 Feb.
27
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21
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10
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254 Feb.
6
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6
Jan.
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15 110
20
4054 Feb. 21
86
Jan.
Feb.
9
11
Feb.
100
28
Feb.
9954 Jan.
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19
Feb.
27
19
118
Feb.
1 11154 Feb.
Feb. 27 2754 Feb.
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Feb. 25
5 10854 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
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28
2754
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103
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107 54
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7
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Feb.
16
2 106
Feb.
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7
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8
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77
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6054 Feb. 26
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87
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2
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9
Feb.
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34
21
100
107
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8
37
29
29
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Feb.
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73
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Breda Go lat mtge 7s.... 1954
9554
10554
10154
9754
254 Feb.
27
63
Federal Lt At Tr lat a f 5a........1942 M
103
Jan,
1 10954 Feb.
Feb.
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A
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83
19
106
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115
20
107 J
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37
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10654 Feb. 23
20
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108
3854
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J
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N Y Ac Erie RR ext 1st 4s
1947 MN
3d mtge 4 Ha
...........1938 M 8
254 Feb.
10854 Feb.
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3654
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26
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33
1
107
Ref Ac Imp 5a aer 1930.........1975 A
Brie At Jersey lat a f 6a
....1955 J
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37
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1
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8 10754 Feb. 14
8
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78
76
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con
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60
3554
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At prior lien 4a..1996 J
lat conaol gen lien 4a.........1996 J
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20
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124
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654 Feb
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46
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103
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19
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10454 Feb. 25
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103
30
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30
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21
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Feb. 27
9054 Feb. 15
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Feb.
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35
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35
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8654
10054
9654
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4a
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1939 J
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1995 J
♦Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6 Hi-1950 M 8
♦lat sinking fund 6Ha........1953 A O
Elgin Jol At East lat g 5a
1941 M N
29
29
103
35
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10054
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102
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1
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1 100
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46
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105
3654
3154
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54
107
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5a
Ed El 111 Bkn lat con g
17,000 Ernesto
•
107^
254
Certificates of deposit
Detroit Edison Co 5a Serlea A. ..1949
Serlea C3Ha
1,020,000
M N
♦Denv At R Gr West gen 5a Aug 1955
■■■
741,000
19,000
62,000
84,000
10,000
611,000
N
J
J
J
A
1936 J
♦Den Ac Rio Gr lat cons g 4a
Gen At ref 6s series B._
...1955
54,000
Gen At ref 5a aer C
.........1962
22,000
Geo At ref 4Hs series D—
1961
196,000
Gen At ref 5a aerlea B
...1952
48,000
2,000 ♦Detroit Ac Mack 1st lien g 4a.... 1995
♦Second gold 4a
.........1995
1,000
43,000 Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu4H*-1961
183,000 Dodge Bros conv deb 6a.........1946
5,000 Donner Steel 1st ref 7a aer AA—1942
DulMlaaabe Ac Nor gen 5s.._.
1941
—1937
10",000 Dul At Iron Range lat 5a.
1937
29,000 Dul So Shore At Atlantic g 5a
175,000 Duqueane Light 1st mtge g 4 H* A1967
lat M g 4Hi lories B
1957
483",000
24
J
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Dea Plalnea Val lat guar
68,000
6,000
27,000
1,000
4,000
26,000
12,000
6,000
65,000
7,000
I
28
3154 Feb.
3154 Feb.
10354 Feb.
108
Feb.
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
3454
10454 10454
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8554
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Delaware Pr Ac Lt lat M 4Ha.—1971
Stamped as to Pa tax.
99
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1943 M N
1935 A O
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3,000
J
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Cumb T Ac T lat At gen 5a
1937
Gold
D
1952 J
1
1936
1936 J
Cuba RR lat 50-yr g 5a
67,666
I
A
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19,000
8,000
203,000
58,000
201,000
132,000
167,000
;
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1940 M 8
Crown Zellerbach deb 6a w w
Del Ac Hud lat At ref 4a
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1943
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Copenhagen Telep extl a f g 5s.. 1954
Crown Cork At Seal a f 4a.
1947 J
885,000
5,000
189,000
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3,000
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J
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31
31
10354
10854
10054
8534
9734
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96
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4354 Feb.
Feb.
64
Feb.
26
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29
88
Feb.
25
86
Jan.
31
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Feb.
25
25
76
Feb.
28
96
Feb.
25
25
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105
7
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Feb.
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59
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Jan.,
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Jan.
4
NY. STOCK
MAR., 1935]
Sales in
Value
83
BONDS
February
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July 1 1933
to
n. y. stock exchange
27
EXCHANGE-BONDS
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb.
Feb. 28
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5
5
4
Feb. 28 1935
Bid
$
Fonda Johns A GIot ref
MN
(Amended) 1st con«2-4s
1982
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
Certificates of deposit....
St U D Co lstg«M»
..1941
1961
j
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106 3*
1093*
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A
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79
A.....1943
r
a
103*
35*
102H
Gannett Co deb 6s series
Gas Ac Elec (Bergen Co) Sa...—1949 j d
♦•Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s
1934 M 8
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A.1952 f a
General Cable 1st s f ft 5M®
A——1947 j
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♦General Elec (Germany) 7o
1945
♦Debenture 6 Ms
1940
♦S * deb g 6a
1948
Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s..Aug 151940
General Public Service deb 5MS-1930
Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%b w w..1949
♦JGen Theatres Equip deb 6s
1940
General Elec deb g 3M«
Certificates of deposit.
tGa Ac Ala
1st cons 5s
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j
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483*
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78
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Havana Elec
♦Deb 5M«
45
45
Feb.
47
Houaatontc RR con i
83
73*
73*
17
44
40
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Si...#—.
Sprlngf Dlv let g 3 Me
Western Lines let g 4s
Ill Cent A Chic St L A N O—
400,000
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89,000
4M« series C
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112,000 Illinois Steel deben 4M«-53,000 ♦Ilseder Steel Corp lltge 6s
lad Bloomlngton A W 1st 4s
"5",000 Ind 111 A la 1st gold 4s
6.000 Ind Nat Gas A Oil ref 5s...-- 3,000 tlndlanapol A Loulsv 1st gu 4s.
2,000 Ind Union gen A ref 5s A—»—
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—
243",000 Inland Steal 1st M s f g 4M« A—
let m s f 4Ms ser B
206,000
1,181,000 {Interboro R T 1st A ref 5s.—..
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lot
17
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28
44
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21
425* Feb. 27
233* Feb.
44
26
5
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25
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15
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7
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4
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18
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24
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11
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21
46
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22
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44
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315* Jan.
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1
503* Feb.
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653* Feb.
81
Feb.
72
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81
79
82
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79
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753* Feb.
733* Feb.
553* Feb. 27
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67
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615* Feb. 27
Feb.
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99
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228,000 ilnternat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
203,000
AdJ mtge 6s series A..July 1 1952
1st mtge gold 5s series B
1956
135,000
1st gold 5s series C
68,000
—
575,000 Internet Hydro El deb 6s
J'H
—1741
100.000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
292,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A—1947
Refunding 6s series A..—...1955
197,000
19,000 Int Rya of Cent Amer 1st 5s B.*.1972
1st coll trust 6s gold notes—.1941
4,000
First Hen A ref 6 Ms
1947
14,000
375,000 Internet TAT deb g 4M«
M}1
Convertible debenture 4Ms—1939
525,000
Deb gold 5s
—...........1955
759,000
83,000 Investors Equity 5s series A.....1947
Deb 5s ser B with warrants..—1948
37,000
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—..1948
9,000
91
A
Feb.
5 1033* Jan.
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96
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7
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For footnotes, see page 33.
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873* Feb.
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193,000
376.000 Int Cement conv deb 5s
40
3
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1
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403* Jan.
813* Feb.
20
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M N
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1951
24,000 Illinois Central 1st g *a. .......
1951
6,000
1st gold 3Me1951
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1951
1st gold 3s sterling.
—
1952
91,000
Collateral trust gold 4s...
1955
127,000
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1952
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72,000
Coll tr g
.1955
94,000
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1934
39,000
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9,000
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1951
5,000
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1953
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1951
1,000
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1951
3,000
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1951
12,000
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86
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33* Jan.
25
23 1015* Jan.
23 1063* Jan.
1063* Jan.
2 1103* Jan.
23
Feb.
1
303* Jan.
5
33* Jan.
101 % Jan.
1063* Jan.
Feb.
94
875* Sale
a
C 1st g 5s int gu
1937
Hous Belt A Ter 1st 5s
———
132,000 Houston OH sink fund 5M« A... 1940
458,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A-. 1962
Houst A Tex
Feb. 27
455* Feb. 28
453* Feb. 26
5 1023* Feb.
5
1023* Feb.
"933* "955*
Sale
1937
46
5
6
Sale
1934 a
5
1013* Feb. 18 1033* Feb. 28
Feb.
4
4 1153* Feb.
1153
Feb. 13
613
633* Feb. 13
72
Ry cons g 5s
1951 M S
series of 1926——.
1999 J
J
4V4s..
...
A-—
Feb.
Feb.
60
Hock Val 1st con g
♦tHoe (R) A Co 1st 6M« ««*
♦Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
79
45
j
1952
Feb. 21
5
Feb.
455* Sale
D
1949
Feb". "15
30
1
1942 J
6s
1 110
1
Feb.
1952
♦Harpen Mining
Feb. 25
6
33* Feb.
6
19 1015* Feb. 19
45
—
Hackensack Water 1st 4a—
1939
♦Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr—
79
108
1083* Sale
1085* Sale
933*
933* Sale
963* Sale
Sale
104
105
104?* Sale
92
95 r
93 M
933*
Sale
28
283* Sale
100
1003*
1003*
104
1043*
Sale
1055*
1063* Sale"
Sale
106 % Sale
1063*
Sale
25
Feb.
4 102
Feb. 20
1015* 100 j
Sale
1
885* Feb. 20 893* Feb.
7
7 1055* Feb.
1055* Feb.
233*
225*
a
a
Sale
1023* 102?*
F
Feb.
33* Feb.
823*
1015* 102 M 1033*
1173*
1143*
Sale
63
613*
101
1003* Sale
Sale
885*
Sale
1055*
g*
65*
103"" 1015* Feb.
1063*
1093* 1103* 1093* Feb.
23
Feb.
283*
29
81
Stamped
63,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5M«
454,000
101,000
204,000
478,000
32,000
V*
Sale
1947 j
j
127,000 Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6M»
817,000
Convertible deb 6s —......... 1945 j d
1957 m N
680,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5s..
1936 j
d
14,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
34,000
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s.. 1940 f a
1942 j D
Gouv A Oswegatchle 1st 5s......
1941 }
j
"e'.ooo Gr R A I ex 1st gu g 4mb
146,000 Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s guar.. 1940 A O
1936 M S
101.000
15-yer deb g s 1 6s guar
1947 J
d
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s —
1944 f a
82", 000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s
1950 j
62,000
1st Agensf g6Ms
1936 j
733,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A
1961 J
333,000
1st A refund 4Ms Ser A
1952 I
119,000
Gen mtge 5M« Ser B—
—
1973 j
35,000
Gen mtge 5s Ser C...........
1976 J
158,000
Gen 4Ms Series D
1977 j
325.000
Gen 4Ms series E
-----Feb
♦Green Bay A West deb ctfa A..
Feb
12",000
♦income debenture ctfs B
1946 MN
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a—
25"666 Gulf Mob A Nor 1st 5M» tet II— 1950 A O
195s A O
33,000
lsr mtge gold 5s series G—... 1952 j
J
Gulf A Ship Island ref 5s__.Feb
15",000
10M
23
*JGa Caro & Nor 1st 5s 1929
1,000
Extended at 6% to 1934—
2,000 Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1946
21,000 ♦Good Hope Steel A Iron sec 7s. 1945
41,000
27,000
9,000
1,000
1,000
20,000
26,000
1,000
15,000
5,000
7,000
43*
%r v
14,000 1 Francisco Sugar 20-year 7 Ms. —1943
4,000
112,000
2,000
18,000
60,000
168,000
11,000
21,000
11,000
19,000
6,000
93,000
141,000
82,000
42,000
1,000
}""j
Pramerlc Ind fc Dev 20-yr 734s.. 1942 i
Pt Worth * Denver City 5M«
26.666
Ask
434*..1952
Proof of claim filed by owner
1,000
8,000
3,000 Fort
Ask Bid
813* Jan.
643* Jan.
11
19
28
30
7
19
18
99
Feb.
99
Jan.
Jan.
1003* Jan.
1003* Jan.
10
2
13
22
Feb.
14
99
Jan.
1003* Jan.
22
Feb.
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
28
Sales in
July 1
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
RANOE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
BONDS
February
EXCHANGE—BONDS
1933
to
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
9H Feb.
1H Feb.
7H Jan.
19
Feb.
14
9H Jan.
1M Jan.
Feb.
8
Feb. 28 1935
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Certificate! of dspoalt
6
lit 5c raf 4a
M
227,000
James Franklin 5c Clearf lit 4a.. 1959 j
10,000
7,000
99,000
40,000
38,000
69,000
479,000
143,000
306,000
188,000
29,000
239,000
50,000
215,000
Kal Alleghan
152,000
Kendall Co 5H» series A.
1%
8
81
j)
5c G R lat gu g 5a..1938
1934
}K C Ft S 5c M raf 4 4a_
Ctfa of dep (Bankers Truat)
KansasCy Pw ft Lt lat 4 OH? aar B1957
97%
L00H
36 H
34 H
L05H
L12H
106H Sale
lat M 4Ha
Kan City South lat 4
111
..1961
..1950
3a..
...Aprlll950
..I960
Kansas Gas 5c El lat mt4a 4 H*—1980
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s. .1943
42 H
§ Kelly-Springfield Tire 6a.......1942 A
O
60
11
J
...........
11
Plain
T, 000
11
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4a.... .11
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
11
lat & ref 6 Ha
—11
Kinney (G R) Co conv ?Hi
11
Kresge Foundation coll tr 6a....11
tKreuger 3r Toll class A
Certs of dep for sec 5a
....1959
306,000
♦Laclede Gas 1
366",666
260,000
71,000
43,000
1,000
197,000
231,000
4,000
18,000
30,000
38,000
15,000
10,000
9,000
18,000
42,000
16,000
186,000
125,000
79,000
7,000
11,000
cons
5a
100 H 103
102 H Sale
10 H
A..11
6 101H Feb.
36% Feb. 27 39H Feb.
38
Feb.
6
34 H Feb.
105
Feb. 28 108H Feb.
1 112H Feb.
Ill
Feb.
78 % Feb.
7
75H Feb.
20
16
97
100
70
60H Feb. 27
5 108
98H Feb.
13
Sale
Sale
2nd gold 5a
11
Lake Shore 5c Mich Sou g 3Hs...l<
♦Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6a
32% Sale
31H Feb.
Feb.
107H 106
Lehigh Coal 5c Nav 4Ha
aer
Cons sink fund 4H* Mr
Lehigh ANY lat gu g «a
A...11
C.....11
1<
Lehigh Valley Coal Ss
1st A refunding 5s
1'
..........1"
lat A refunding 5s
...11
First A ref sinking fund 5s....1<
Secured
6% gold notes
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4Ha
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4a
69
68 H
Sale
96
95 H
95H
5H Sale
101% 103 H 101
OH 103
95 H
5H
97H
Sale" 39%
6
Sale
Sale
43
7H
50
6a....11
11
X
Gen cons
4Ha
Gen consol 5a
21
...
5a
45,000 Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7a
102,000
18
110
Feb.
9
118
103H Feb. 20
103
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
13 107H Feb.
21
34
1962
Loew's Inc deb
a
131H Sale
117% Sale
1951
f g 6a
19
99H Feb. 25
111
Jan.
3
120
Feb.
9
103 H Feb. 20
103
Jan. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Feb". "28
Feb. 11
Feb.
20
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
Jan.
26
9 109H Jan.
7 101H Jan.
17
30
2
34
3 100 H Feb. 28
5
Jan. 24
63
Jan.
70
3
63 H Jan.
69 H Jan. 24
Feb.
8
Feb. 28
102
Jan.
7
90
Jan. 22
94
2 100 H Feb. 26
97H Jan.
8
Feb. 27
10H Jan. 31
97H Jan.
4
104H Feb. 16
2 106
Feb. 28
Jan.
69H Feb. 27 73 H Jan. 23
Feb.
8
94
Jan. 14
%VA Feb. 25
2
80
27
Jan. 10
72
Feb.
16
101H Jan.
Feb.
28
102
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
1
70
Feb.
7
12
Feb.
1
96 H Feb.
25
3
73 H
96 H
5 104
2
99
Sale
130 H Feb.
15 134
1 120
7
18
Jan.
16 134
117H Feb.
115H Jan.
11 120
Feb.
7
Feb. 18
103H Feb.
106
"Feb. 27
75
Feb.
102H Jan.
104H Jan.
5
80 H Feb.
103 H Jan. 23
Sale
Feb.
75
Sale
103
103 % 103 H
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
95H Feb.
39H Feb. 26
130
88
103
103
Sale
126
Feb.
19
13
Feb. 20
105
102 % Feb. 20
104% Feb. 21
103 H Feb.
105 H Feb.
127% Feb.
Feb.
9
115
68 H Feb. 20
Feb. 27
112
Feb. 13
103
1
107H Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
127 N
114H Sale
65 H Sale
Feb.
Sale
Sale
111
Sale
Feb.
103
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
114% Sale
67 H
109 H
Feb. 27
106
80 H Feb.
5
Feb.
105H 105 %
104 H
102 H 103 % 104
102 H I6§ "
103 % Sale
102 H 103
102 H Sale
127 H
102 H
15
Feb. 25
119H Sale
133
106
77
Jan.
105% Feb.
113 H Feb.
45
5 103 H Feb. 19
97 H Feb. 21
2
Feb.
1
Feb. 26 46
50
Feb.
8
Feb. 27
55
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
103
...
Jan" "28
108 H
148
Feb.
Feb.
12§^ Sale
..1941
1952
47,000 Lombard Elec 7a aerlea A....
1935
7,000 Long Dock cons gold 6a
1938
8,000 Long Island gen g 4a
(Jnlflod gold 4a
1*49
18,000
20-year deb 5a............
1937
14,000
Guar ref gold 4a
.......1949
58,000
..1944
28,000 Lortllard (P) Co deb 7a..
1951
77,000
365,000 Louisiana A Ark lat 5a aeries A..1969
1952
100,000 Loulav Gaa A El lat A ref 5a
1945
4,000 I ou A Jeff Bridge gu g 4a
...1937
9,000 Louis? A Naahv gold 0a_.
26H Jan.
2
98H Feb. 19
100H Jan.
102H Jan.
106
Jan.
91
15
7
Sale
116
1944
Little Miami gen 4a aeries A
2
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
2 103H Jan. 23
30 105H Jan.
4
Jan.
120
5
Feb.
108H Jan.
145H Jan.
94
16
26
21
7
1 106 % Feb.
Feb.
13 114
2H
56H 45
106%
5% Sale
1'
11
19
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
95
Feb.
3
7
8
Jan.
8
43
Feb. 27
Jan.
8
45
Feb. 28 60
5 106H Feb. 15
105H Jan.
4
113H Jan.
115H Jan. 26
~w
1
....
Leh V Ter Ry lat gu g
Lex A East 1st gu 5a
Jan.
97
9
1<
Vail Haroov Term 1st
Leu
19
20
3
4
Jan.
67H Feb.
44H Jan.
101H Jan.
104H Jan.
22
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 20
108
104 H Feb. 25
5
44 H Feb.
1
38k Feb.
Jan.
26
111
5
Xlifl
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
32
Jan.
39 H Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
99% Feb. 25
Feb.
102H 104H 102
Sale
102H Feb.
107
Feb.
148
—
..11
2
20
I08H"Feb.~"6
108H Feb.
146H Feb.
97 H Feb.
Ill
Feb.
120
Feb.
7
..11
75H
60H
105H
100H
-
iOJM
110H Jan.
91
9
gold 5s
105
21
7 103 H Feb. 28
13 104H Feb. 13
7 100 H
100 H Sale
98H Feb.
Sale
Sale
63
Feb. 28 68%
63
Sale
68H
5
64H Feb.
65H Sale
4H
68
Sale
102
Feb. 28 103 H
2H 102 M 102
93H
93 H Feb. 26
90
94
95 H
99 H Feb. 19 100H
100 H Sale
0
Sale
10
8
Feb. 27
8
8H
9H Sale
1 104H
104
Feb.
105 H
4
Sale
1 106
Sale 104
Feb.
106
4H
68 H
71
69H Feb. 27 72H
1
72H
94
Feb. 25
97%
92
97
5% Sale
80
4
73
Feb.
76
Feb. 27
71H
"70"" 69
0
"7lH 68
........11
16
26
Feb.
Feb.
105% Feb.
Jan.
36H Feb.
34H Feb.
16
2
15
83H Feb. 23
100
99H Jan.
19 100
102 %
32 % Sale
Coll & ref 5 Ha series C...
..11
Col 5c ref g 5 Ha aer D.......11
Lake B ft W 1st
191", 000
83% Feb. 23
8
19
Feb.
Feb.
-
101H
6H 107
OH
ref 8t eat lat 5a.. 11
♦5s 1934 extended to
,
ser
106
108 %
108H 109
146 H 148 H 147
99 H
97 % Sale
110
110H
121
120
Purchase money 6a
18,000 Lackaw Steel lat
Sale
101
Kings Co E L 5c Pow gold 5a.....11
6,000
291,000
1,000
1,000
16,000
99,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Feb.
100
102
Feb.
103 % Sale
102 % Sale
103 H 106 H 103 H 110H 104H Feb.
89H
86
85
96 H
98H
97H Feb.
99
95 H
M S
J
80H Feb.
28
6
4 104% Feb. 25
101% Feb.
L03H 104
44% Feb.
5
42
Feb. 14
40
43 H
38% Feb.' 1
34 H Feb.
7
36 H Sale
Feb. 15
68
Sale
67H Feb. 25 70
57
Feb. 16
49
Feb.
6
54
Sale
Sale
8
1!
4,000 Kentucky Central 1st 4u 4s__.
Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4H«--11
Stamped.
.11
16",000
62
49
Corp (B F) 1st aar 4 6s....1946 M
Keith
77
Sale
38 H
69
...
102
101H
Sale
37 H
Sale
113
L08
106
.
♦Certificates of deposit
Sale
77 H Sale
68 H
70
Sale
102
Sale
Raf 5c Imp 5a
Kan City Term lat 4a
1
81H Sale
Sale
96 H 100
98 % 100
38 X Sale
32
36
1990
Kanawha 5c Mich lat gu 4 4a
2H
Feb. 26
Feb. 14
8
Sale
Sale
9%
1H
8H
1
Highest
Highest
{Iowa Cant lit gold 5a......
36,000
37.000
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
105H Feb. 13
105
103
Feb. 20
Jan.
10
104 H Feb. 21
128 H Jan. 12
115H Jan. 30
1
3
69 H Jan,
Feb. 27
112
103 H Jan. 10
Jan. 25
107
Feb. 18
Unified gold 4a.
1940 j
105
Sale
1st A ref 5H* aerlea A
lat A ref 5a series B
277,000
81,000
135,000
628,000
107 H 108H
106 H Sale
2003[A
106
Sale
106
Sale
Feb.
106
Feb.
4
2003
105 % Sale
101H Sale
105
106 H
Feb.
6 107
Feb.
21
Feb. 21
102 H
108
Sale
Feb.
104
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
107X Feb. 25
102 %
103H
Feb.
4
Sale
Feb.
103
81
Feb.
81
108 H
Feb.
18
80
Feb.
28
79
107 % Feb. 21
Feb. 28
97
105
lat A ref 4Ha ueries C
Gold 5a
2003
.....1941
Paducah A Mem Dl? 4a...
1946
St Louis Dl? 2d gold 2a
1980
Mob A Montg lat g 4 He
1945
South Ry Joint Monon 4a
1952
13,000
21,000
84,000
108
........
""5",066
102 H
79%
81
108 H
~84H
Atl Knox A Cin dl? g 4a
1955
38,000
9,000 ♦Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 He 1944
106""
Sale
84 H
95
82 H
96 %
Sale
80
106H Feb.
Feb.
Sale
79
Feb.
Sale
105
Feb.
97
Sale
90
Feb.
84 H
99 H
Sale
82
107 H
4 106
18
Jan.
74H Jan.
90
10
21
Feb. 25
Jan. 26
Feb. 18
Feb. 25 86
Jan. 24
Jan.
7 107% Feb. 21
Feb.
5 99
Jan.
4
♦{McCrory Stores deb gold 5H8..1941
Proof of claim filed by owner...
31,000
McKesson A Robblns deb 5Ha...1950
747,000
1942
3,000 ♦{Manatl Sugar lat a f 7H«
Certificates of deposit
3,000
♦Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on. 1942
22,000
9
2d 4e
14,000
Manila El Ry A Lt 1st 5a...
3,000
Manila RR South Lines lat 4s...
; 3,000
1st ext 4s
i
2,000
Man G B A NW 1st gu
3H«
a
......
3H«
1951
gold 3Hs
1952
25,000
Ref A Imp 4H« series C
1979
20,000
Midland of N J lat ext 5s
1940
1,000
383,000 Midvale St AOrd conv a f 5a ....1936
459,000 MllwElRy A Lt lat A ref 5s aar B1961
lat mtge gold 5a..............1971
304,000
{♦•Mil A Nor lat ext €%• (1880).. 1934
1st ext 4H8—
.......1939
52,000
Mil
Spar A N W lat gu 4s
Sg
1947
73 %
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
7
13
12
20
13
Feb.
25
12
25
8H Feb.
5
19%.
10%
54 H
41
14
Sale
44%
9H Feb.
7
7H Feb. 11
54
69 H
"94H
75
70
6
51H Feb. 13
85
Feb.
19
99H Feb. 26
11
Feb.
13
45
Feb.
20
92
% Feb.
1
70
Feb.
68 H Feb.
14
70
69
Feb.
Feb.
14
73 H Feb.
4
14
14
75 H
60
Sale
57h Feb. 27
65
Sale
63
83%
91H
Sale
95
Feb. 27
88H Jan. 21
99H Feb. 26
11
Feb. 13
1H
25
<
103 H
43
9H
7H
54
50
41
Jan. 12
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
Jan. 12
Jan.
8
1
70
Jan. 30
68% Feb. 14
92H Feb.
13H Feb. 21
13H Feb. 20
9H Feb.
12
59
7
Feb. 26
Jan.
5
54% Feb. 20
Feb. 20
94H Jan. 11
72H Jan. 24
69
Jan.
7
45
81H Feb.
91H Feb.
11
6
73H Feb. 15
67 H Feb.
1
71% Jan.
2
73% Feb. 15
55H Jan.
2
70
Feb.
84 n Feb.
Feb. 27
2
79H Jan.
70
72
95
Feb.
4
2
21
8
2 105H Feb.
105% 104H Feb.
2 101H Feb. 20
99
Feb.
99 % 100 % 101H Sale
Feb. 18
100
99H Feb. 14 101
100H
100H 101
D
81% Jan»
93% Jan.
2
11
Feb. 13
8H Jan. 24
8H Feb.
5
54 H
73%
93
26
1
Sale
84 H
Feb.
58H Feb. 26
54 H Feb. 20
1
75
Sale
91H
9H Feb.
12
Feb.
70
80
13 H Feb. 21
13H Feb. 20
92 X Feb.
44
91H
70 H
Feb.
67 H
104 H Sale
1977
f g 7s
.1956
Michigan Central-Detroit A Bay
City Air Line 4s
1940
Jack LAS gold
lat
11
54 H
42,000 Metropolitan Edison 1st ArefSaC. 1953
1st g4HsseriesD............. 1968
391,000
Met Water, Sewer A Drain 5Ha..l950
76,000
12,000 ♦JMet West Side Kiev (Chic) 4a.. 1938
Vfex Internat 1st 4saastd
96
20
Sale
:::::
5,000
Marlon Steam Shovel a f g 6a....
143,000
Market Street Ry lat 7a
Apr 1940 Q j
79,000
Mead Corp 6a with warrants.....1945 M N
62,000
Meridional Electric lat 7a aer A..1957 a O
24,000
♦Mlag Mill Mach lat
13
13
Sale
Sale
92 % Sale
Mfrs Truat Co ctfa of partic In
A I Nanun A Son 1st 6a........
♦
57
54
8H
O
Sale
12
13
44
♦Flat stamped modified.
Certificates of deposit
554.000 {Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4a...1990 a
Certificates of deposit
90,000
11,000
21
21
10H
9
Certificates of deposit.
"i",66o
Sale
9H
9H
8H
105
11%
2H
11
11
Feb.
19
63
91 % Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
29
25
88H Jan.
11
Jan.
18
93
2 105H Feb.
102H Jan.
8
4 101H Feb. 20
95H Jan.
14 101 % Jan. 24
99H Feb.
11
Feb. 19
9H Jan. 15
10
Feb.
103 H 101
96
98
74
79
Feb.
Sale
19 103H Feb.
8
Feb. 25
2 93
Feb.
5
92% Feb. 25
2
93
Feb. 25
92% Feb. 25
45% Jan.
3
53
12
4H
43 H
45]
104 H
91
101%
95H
101
103"
103 H
95x8
74
87 %
93
Sale
87 H
92
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
5 103H Feb.
11
4
21
99H Feb. 20
74
Feb.
4
102 H Feb.
86 H Feb.
86
88H Jan.
100H Jan.
93H Jan.
14
Feb.
4
102% Jan.
77H Jan.
76H Jan.
2
74
2
3
2
90H Jan.
8
103H Feb. 21
99 H Feb. 20
80
Jan. 11
103H Feb.
8
94
49 %
13
51H Feb. 21
Sale
5H Feb. 18
Sale
1
6H Feb.
6
2H Feb.
1
1H Feb. 13
1
Feb.
6
Sale
49 H Feb.
Jan.
24
Mllw A State Line lat guar IHa..l941
14",606
{Minn A St Louis 5a ctfa........1934
35,000
1,000
24,000
Ref A ext 5s aeries A.........1962
tat
A refund gold 4e..........1949
Certificates of deposit........
For footnoted,
aee page
33.
1H
Sale
Feb.
28
1H Feb.
13
H Feb. 13
5H Jan. 30
1
Feb. 28
Feb.
13
Feb.
13
8H Jan.
3
2H Jan. 15
1H Feb. 13
1
Feb.
6
stock
m. y.
Mar., 1935]
bonds
February
K
N. Y.
Value
STOCK EXCHANGE
1933
July 1
5
to
Ask Bid
35
23
Sale
1st
1st
J
3
J
J
J
38 &
J
J
23
8
J
l«t
J
M
1938
com 5s.
...............1938
cons 5a fttd u to Int.......1938
At rot 6s ssrlss A...........1946
M St P & S S M 4i stpd guar
J
93
J
24%
83%
95
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
2,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
...1949
J
55,000 iMlssourl-IIUnols RR 5a as r A—.1959
j
1990
396,000 Mo Kan 5c Tax 1st g 4s
d
357,000
272.000
763",000
I
J
1962
.....1978
1967
1
Certificates of deposit
1975
......1977
General 4s
1st ft ref 5s series P
Certificates of deposit..—
1st A ref g 5s ser G.
1st ref gold 5s series H
Certificates of deposit....
1st & ref 5s ser I—i
mn
1978 MN
.1949 MO
.1980 A A
—
.11981
Small
4s...........—1945
18
Sale
58%
Sale
25%
1938
.............1938
5% notes
Mont Cent lat gu g
4a
1991
6s..........1937
...1937
1st guar gold 5s
Montana Power 1st At
ref 5s A—.1943
4937
Deb g 7s
Mont Tram 1st
& ref 5s series A.. 1941
1955
1955
Gen At ref sf4Hl ser C—.....1955
"Y.666
Gen Ac ref s f 5s ser D—.......1955
5,000
1939
121,000 Morris At Co 1st s f 4%a
5
7
93% Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
29
Jan. 16
89% Feb. 26
53% Feb.
Feb.
% Jan.
16% Feb
27
73
27
62
22
64
26
36% Jan.
7
Jan.
12
30
Feb.
15
26
27% Jan.
11% Jan.
15
30
27
17
27% Jan.
29% Feb.
25
27
18
26
26
18
26
18
19
8
18
18
16
48
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
27
10% Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
29% Feb.
27
Feb.
7
Feb.
30
Feb.
30
Feb.
27
25% Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
19
27
Sale
Sale
6%
1
24
23% Jan.
7% Feb.
23 % Jan.
23% Feb.
23% Jan.
25% Jan.
9
18
2
18
19
82
J
J
3
D
78
J
a
a
li*
76
a
79%
a
Sale
J
Sale
J
384,000 Morris At Rssex 1st gu
MN
Constr M 5s ser A..........—1955
154,000
MN
Constr M 4Hi ser B
..1955
276,000
J D
21,000 ♦♦Murray Body 1st A%«
1934
1947 M N
75,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
1941 M N
10,000 Mutual Union Tal 5s
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
A
95%
A
27
Feb". "18 '23% Jan!
17
27
Feb.
102%
86%
102%
"
----
Sale
Feb.
'30% "Feb. 18
80
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
18
27
Feb.
11
Jan.
21
80
Feb.
19
48
80
19
9%
7%
83%
Sale
"76"
Feb. 26
7
Feb.
6% Feb. 25
12
7
84
Feb. 23
101% Feb. 26
100% Feb. 26
1
98% Feb.
1
74
Feb.
12% Feb. 26
7% Feb. 23
8
Feb. 25
2
85% Feb.
2
102% Feb.
101% Feb. 19
102% Feb. 26
80% Feb. 19
5
90% Feb. 25 93% Feb.
4 100
Feb. 26
99% Feb.
14
79% Feb. 14 79% Feb.
Jan.
48~~
Jan.
4
16% Jan.
25
2
15
3
3
19
26
19
81
96%
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
6% Feb.
84
Feb.
26
101% Feb.
100% Jan.
93% Jan.
67
Jan.
26
12
7
89% Jan.
99
Jan.
9
7
Jan.
9% Jan.
85% Jan.
25
23
102%
Jan.
2 101% Feb.
2 102% Feb.
80% Feb.
93% Feb.
5
Jan. 10
4
18 101
22
79% Feb. 14
"5 "73% Feb". ""5
"73% Feb". "5 "73% Feb".
14
5
73% Feb.
79% Feb. 14
21
2
Feb.
95% Feb.
5 97
102% Feb. 28 102% Feb.
58% Feb.
55% Feb.
7
93
104%
Feb.
22% Jan.
59
55% Sale
58% Sale
J
a
30
15
76
11
14
79% Feb. 14 79% Feb.
4 103% Feb. 21
Sale
103
101% Feb.
2
95
Feb. 14
94
Feb.
94% Sale
6 102
Feb. 23
101%
99% Feb.
101
6
95% Feb. 23
Sale
95
92% Feb.
2 102% Feb. 25
102% Feb.
101% 103
1 107% Feb. 18
107% 107% 105% Feb,
20
Feb. 19 104% Feb.
105% 107% 103
78%
95%
96
101%
D
73
Feb.
Jan.
5
Feb.
23% Jan.
6
18
7
8
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
55
94
93%
89%
Sale
99% 100
83%
79%
78%
78%
J
30
30%
25% "Feb".
24% Feb. 28
9
20
Feb. 14
Jan. 11
99
101% Sale
100% 101
102% Sale
J
Namm (AI)At Son—See Mfrs' Trust Co
F
74,000 Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A..1978
F
1937
1,000 Nash Flo Ac Sheff 1st gu g 5s
J
49,000 Nassau Klec guar gold 4s etpd—1951
3
National Acme 1st mtge 6s
1942
f
1948
1,072,555 National Dairy Prod deb 5%t
Jan.
19
83
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
88%
i
Gen At ref 5s series B
93
Feb.
"27
7
M S
General At refunding 5a A
23
30
25% Feb. 27
"10%
M S
5s series A..
..1962
Montecatlnl Min At Agr Co Inc
Jan.
28~"
Feb.
Sale
44
8
Deb gold
23]
19]
75
27
16% Feb. 26
z5
"48""
a
J
19% Jan.
2
17% Feb. 25
Jan.
70
89%
2
J
Feb.
64% Feb.
58
Feb.
Feb. 27
27
80
j
f
53% Feb. 27
48
40
93
Feb. 26
6
1
23% Feb.
83% Feb.
Sale
a4%
26%
80%
J
M
93
19
36% Feb.
Jan.
26]
Feb. 26
2
26
Feb.
89% Feb. 26
Feb. 28
22% Feb. 23
17% Feb. 25
72% Feb.
1
27
Montgomery Div 1st g 5s......1947
m s
Refunding At Improv*t 4%a ...1977
Mohawk ft Mai 1st gu g
35
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
30% Jan.
5
23% Feb.
35
Feb. 28
25
5
23% Feb.
1
Highest
36% Feb. 19
Feb. 21
40% Feb. 20
Feb. 14
23
Feb.
6
19
Feb. 21
74
Feb. 25
24%
Sale
J
J
Highest
33
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Sale Prices
28
25% Sale
8% Sale
26% Sale
24% Sale
26% Sale
.............
.
t Mobile At Ohio gen gold At
Sec
Sale
J
8mall...
27,000
36,000
1,000
28%
25%
UN
4%—July 1938
Mobile Ac Birm prior llan g 5s ...1945
Mortgage gold
57
28% Sale
25h
10
Sale
28% Sale
25% ----27% Sale
25%
6% Sale
28
Sale
25% -----
8
m"s
♦Mo Pac 3d 7a ext at
-
4,000
18,000
7,000
21,000
93,000
14,000
399,000
60,000
28
Certificates of deposit....
9,000
95
23
21
88% Sale
-----
Certificates of deposit....
Convertible gold S^s—....
707,565
93
50
O
F
18
76
74
3
ft
A......1965
lat 8c refund 5s series
22
15
50% Sale
I
lan
A
tMissouri Pacific RR Co—
Cum adjust 5s series
Sale
19%
J
40-year 4s series B
Pr Hen mtge 4Hs ser D
206,000
9,000
603,000
952,000
18,000
309,000
7,000
186,000
451,000
3,000
A.........1962
34% Sale
21
24%
35
Sale
Ask
77
Missour-KanssS'Tsxas RR—
Prior Han 5s sarins
-----
35
17%
19
72% Sale
25-ysar g 5Ha..
1949
j
j
1st ref 5Hs series B—........1978
lfStP5cSSMJc Cant Term
MN
1st Chic Term s f 4s........1941
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
Bid
$
264,000
21,000
113,000
9,000
13,000
85,000
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
Sales in
29
exchange—bonds
102%
Feb".
1
21
28
1
i65~"~Feb".~23
77% Jan.
79% Feb.
101
Jan.
93%
99%
92%
101%
103%
Jan.
102
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
94% Jan.
102% Feb.
55% Feb.
86% Jan.
102% Jan.
8 103% Feb.
15 95% Jan.
Jan.
6 102
8
11
7
18
16 104% Feb. 20
6
96% Jan.
2 104% Jan.
3 107% Feb.
4
97
28 102%
7
59%
9
90
2 105
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Feb. 23
National Ry of Mexico—
♦Prior lien 54-year s
23,000
1957
f 4%a
♦Assent cash warr rects
No 4 on
1977
♦Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
"Y.666
♦Assent
receipt
warr
3%
a
17,000
518,000
8,000
8,000
44,000
4%
2%
4%
5
6%
4%
5%
2%
♦Nat RR Max prior lien g 4%a ..1926
♦Aisent cash warr rect Nov 4 on
1951
♦Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
1956
Nuugatuck RR 1st g 4s.....
1954
Newark Gonsol Gas 5s.......... 1948
Newberry (J J) Co 5%s
1940
4%
♦First cons gold 4s
:
r
7,000
4,000
89,000
43,000
1,000
375,000
87,000
8,000
403,000
434,000
56,000
9,000
110,000
2,000
56,000
246,000
1,000
11,000
259,000
1,518,000
418,000
554,000
960.000
New
■
A
J
a
o
J
...1955
guar—1953
d
J
Sale
Sale
J
6s..............1944
Consol 4s series A
.....1998
Ref At Impt 4 His series A
2413
Ref At Impt 5s series C—
2413
1997
547,000 NTCftHRg mtge 3 4s
Debenture 4s of 1912
...1942
125,000
Ref At Impt. 44s series A......2013
712,000
Lake Shore coll g 34s...
1998
178,000
Mich Cunt coll g 34s
1998
59.000
1937
187,000 N Y Chic Ac St Louis 1st g 4s
Refunding 54s series A......1974
376,000
Refunding 44s series C
1978
921,000
3-year 6% gold notes—.......1935
444,000
250,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 44* A...1953
1st gtd 5s series B............1953
32,000
1951
93,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
Serial 5s g notes
..1938
75,000
N Y Edison 1st At ««f 64a set A..194I
145,000
1st Hen At ref 5s B
1944
123,000
1st lien At ref 5s series G.......1951
105,000
N Y At Erie—See Erie RR.
1948
67,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht At Pow 5s
Purchase money coll tr g 4s—1949
220,000
7,000 N Y At Greenw L prior Hen gu 5s. 1946
21
32,000 NY Ac Harlem g 34s
1973
254,000 N Y Lack Ac Western 4s ser A
Guar 44* series B
.....
1973
2,000
NYLKkW Goal At RR §4«
1942
1943
"Y,66o Dock Ac Impt 1st 5s
N * Ac Long Branch gen 4s.....1941
N Y At N E Boston Ter 1st 4s
1939
J
D
Sale
J
J
Sale
Sale
24%
24%
28%
O
c
Sale
"28%
28%
25%
Sale
28
a
Sale
Sale
M n
Sale
Sale
F
A
Sale
Sale
A
O
Sale
Sale
A O
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
a
O
Sale
Sale
r
a
Sale
f
o
a
o
a
o
49%
a o
Sale
a o
Sale
o
M N
N N
M N
J
J
M A
M
8
109
104%
95
117%
110%
Sale
Sale
1205
111]
Sale
Sale
87%
88
90% 87% Sale
99
Sale
99% 100% 101
99%
101% Sale
100% Sale
100% 101% 108%
108
110
68%
86%
25%
29%
28%
Feb.
Feb.
96
102% 107
101%
105
102%
107"'
105
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
26
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
Feb.
26
Feb.
26
Feb.
98% Feb. 25
2
96
Feb.
59% Feb.
18
89% Feb. 20
88% Feb. 21
102
Feb. 19
9
73
Feb.
63% Feb. 18
67
Feb. 18
7 107%
1
11
Jan.
2
Jan.
16
25%
23%
25%
102%
Jan.
2
102
Feb.
Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
91% Jan.
104% Feb.
11
11*
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2 104
13 102% Jan.
2
Jan.
99
27 112% Jan.
87% Jan.
81% Feb. 27
48% Feb. 26
Jan.
53
Feb. 26
W
95
Jan.
16
98%
97%
64%
89%
Jan.
19
9
21
27
14
23
19
2
15
16
21
26
28
26
15
18
4
14
23
3
28
8
8
31
2
55
60
Feb.
Feb.
88% Jan.
3 102
Feb.
Jan.
26
77
66
26
71% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
49
2 114% Feb.
7 109% Jan.
2 110% Feb.
116% Jan.
107% Jan.
2
19
19
11
25
12
Jan.
66% Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
25
7
19
106% Jan. 22 107% Feb.
108% Feb. 13 108% Feb.
5
Jan.
66
59% Jan.
86
100% Jan.
Jan.
44
90
Feb. 18
101% Feb. 27
15
Feb. 25
Jan.
107% Feb.
108% Jan.
28
7
23
9
10
22
19
7
7
7
25
21
31
94% Feb. 14
48% Feb. 26
7
86% Feb.
113
Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
53
20
Feb. 27
105
3
4
1 120%
11 101% Feb.
19 108% Feb.
50
16
7 112
Feb"." "4
101% Feb.
63% Feb.
68% Feb.
Feb.
4
117% i?eb.
88% Feb.
2
4
Feb.
4
2
27
Feb. 28
14
Jan.
Feb.
117% Feb.
109% Feb.
Feb.
81
Feb.
70
2 120% Feb.
9
Jan.
Feb.
27
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
22
30
21
55
60
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
11
Feb. 28
78
70
115% Jan.
112% Jan.
88% Feb.
57
Feb.
4
100% Feb.
66% Feb. 27
6% Jan.
19
2
15
16
23
15
15
11
15
18
4
21
28
19
20
18
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 29
Feb. 14
Feb. 26
Feb. 7
14
4% Jan.
Feb. 13
2 107% Feb.
105% Feb.
Feb.
60
Feb. 25 63
8 116% Feb.
113% Jan.
2 105
Jan.
103% Jan.
3
3
Feb. 15
96%
94%
48%
86%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
25% Feb.
28
Feb.
23% Feb.
26% Feb.
104
Feb.
102
Feb.
93
Feb.
104% Feb.
81% Feb.
48% Feb.
53
Feb.
27
14
5
5
"4% Jan!"16
94
6
62% Feb.
7
62% Feb.
83% Feb. 11
24
3% Feb. 28
Feb. 23
Feb.
106% Feb.
Sale
MN
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
19
9
Feb. 21
Feb.
Sale
108%
a
MN
Feb.
108% 108% Feb. 13 108% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
63% Feb. 23 66
49
Feb.
Sale
44
Feb. 27
5 114% Feb.
Sale
113% Feb.
7 109% Feb.
Sale
107% Feb.
8 110% Feb.
Sale
108% Feb.
Sale
a
a
a
Feb.
25
f
f
63" Feb. 1q
19
4 116% Feb. 11
5 105
Feb. 14
Sale
f
D
2 107% Feb. 19
25
80
70
52
25
Sale
f
a
Feb. 14
Sale
o
J
105% Feb.
5
3% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
M S
a
14
86
Sale
87%
a
a
-
For footnotes, see page 33.
Sale
Sale
gold 5« aeries G......1956
a
1st 4 Ms series D
-1956
O
First 5Ms series A..
.....1954
J
Npt At Cln B gen gu g 4 His
1945
A O
N Y At Bklyn «t M B cons g 5s—1935
M N
N Y Cant RR conv dab 6a
1935
Conv secured
68
53
Sale
J
a O
1st mtge
Feb
Feb. 13
Sale
A
a O
J
5
3
13
"-2% Feb" 25 "~2% Feb. "25
Feb. 14
9
Feb.
1
116% Feb.
2
118
114% Feb.
14
88% Feb.
2
Sale
95% Feb.
60%
59% Feb. 27
68%
j?*
Sale
M N
¥
Sale
81
82
J
JN O Tax At Mas non cum Inc Oa.1935
First 5s series B..
.....1954
-
107
2% Feb
25
60
65%
60
68
60
Feb.
115% 117% 117% 117% 115% Feb.
104
105
104
Feb.
104% Sale
.
.....1945
New England T At T 34-yr 5s A—1952
1st g 4%a series B
..1961
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4a—...1986
N J Pow Ac Light lat 4%a
I960
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A..1983
N O Ac N'eastern ref 4 %a series A-1952
New Orleans P S 1st At ref_ftt A...1952
1st Ac ref 5s series B
Sale
3% Feb.
3% Feb. 28
60
D
.
New Orleans Term 1st 4s
10614
o
M N
England RR cons 5s guar..l945
Cons guar 4s..
3% Sale
2%
No 5 on
5,000
4%
o
Jan.
99% Jan.
108% Feb.
4 105" ""Feb".
101% Jan.
120% Feb. 27
Feb. 23
2 112
90% Jan.
15
5 .01% Feb.
2 101% Feb.
27
87% Feb. 28
98
16
10
28
19 108%
105
25
Feb. 19
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101% Jan.
2
N. Y. STOCK
20
Sales in
Value
N. 7, STOCK
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
BONDS
February
EXCHANGE—BONDS
July 1 1933
EXCHANGE
to
Feb. 1
RANCE SINCE JAN,
Lowest
Feb. 28
Lowest
Highest
1
Highest
Feb. 28 1935
Ask Bid
Bid
$
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
<•
N 7 New Haven A Hartford—
Non-eon? debenture b
1M7
8,000
Non-con? debenture )Mii.....l947
12,000
Non-con? debenture SMI*—--I'M
84,000
Non-con? debenture 4i_———1955
90,000
Non-con? debenture 4«„—1956
303,000
Conrertible debenture 346t-—1956
120,000
Conrertlble debenture 4e
1448
690,000
Collateral trust 4s
1940
228,000
Debenture 4s
1957
278,000
1st A ref 446« ser of 1937......1967
686,000
Harlem R A Pt Ches 1st 4s..-.1954
144,000
221,000 M T Ont a West 1st g 4s...June 1992
General 4s.. .................1955
69,000
S Y Pro? a Boston gen 4s......1942
22",006 N Y a Putnam 1st con guar 4s ..1993
77,000 ♦N Y Rys Corp inc 6s
Jan 1965
Prior lien 6s series A
1965
61,000
1951
32,000 N Y A Rich Gas 1st 6s A
4,000 IN Y State Rys AH* A ctfs. ....1962
646» ser B ctfs_..—1962
5,000
30,000 New York Steam 1st as ser A.... 1947
1st mortgage 5s...............1951
24,000
1st mortgage 5s...............1956
32,000
•
.......
MS
if*
44
29
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27
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2446 Feb, 26
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26
Feb. 26
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2746
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3246
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
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21
28
92
Feb, 26
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50
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26
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47
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8
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2
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7
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7
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1 171
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5
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1646
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5
3746 Feb.
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108
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2 10946
107
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83
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1746 Sale
3746 41
26
40
49*6 Jan.
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165*6 Sale
8
7
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10546
1*6
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60
45
18
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5
4146 Feb. 26
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37
50
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18
39
3646 Jan.
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92
84*6 Jan.
9*6 Feb.
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63
48
8
23
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7
13
29
2 78
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Sale
10546 Feb. 21 10846 Feb.
2
1*1 Feb. 18
Feb.
246
1*6 Feb. 27
1*6 Feb.
2*6
108
Feb.
5 10946 Feb.
Sale' 10546 Feb. 2 10746 Feb.
106
Feb.
1 106*6 Feb.
107
5946
4546
MN
7146 Jan.
3
8346 Feb. 25
84
88
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
.....
40
Jan.
42
60
54*6
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40"
Jan."l9
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19
Jan.
as to
547,000 Northern Pacific prior Uen 4s
1997 Q
F
Gen lien ry a Id gt 3s
542,000
Jan 2647
J
Ref a Impt 446s Series A.....2647
107,000
J
Ref a Impt 6s Series b.......2047
1,181,000
j
Ref a Impt 5s Series C.......2647
29,000
J
Ref a Impt 5s Series D
84,000
2647
O
6,000 Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s
1938
o
255,000 North States Power 5s A........1941
o
1st a ref 6s series b
1941
70,000
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 546*——1957 MN
17,000 Ogd«n a Lake Ch 1st guar
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
J
g 4s.. 1948 J
1943 M 8
69",500
746*—1946
Ohio Pub Serrlce 1st a ref
1st a ref 7s series B_.
A O
1947 FA
Ohio Rlrer RR 1st g 5s......
1936 J D
General gold 5s..............1937 A O
5,000 {Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s...
..1944 F A
27,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
1943 F A
3,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1945 MN
17",565
Oregon RR A Na? con g 4s.....1946
Oregon 8hort Line 1st con g 5s..1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped
1946
Ore-Wash RRANa? latAref Is.—1961
...
103
75
86*6
100*6 Sale
108
106
76
8346
Sale
!tM
9246 Sale
10546
10746
91
Sale
105
10746 Sale
8946
10646
107*6
"9246 "92*6
95
Sale
11046
1105i
108
110
102*
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110
109
106
Sale
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99
Sale
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39*6
Sale
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9846
10146
99
Sale
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D
37
Feb. 16
Feb.19
10946
JanI
110*6 Feb. 21
107*1
Jan.
10446 Feb. 16
Feb.
15
w*
87
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97
99
Sale
10746 10746
11146 Sale
10546
39
"41"
38
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40
41
38
46*6 Sale
45*6 Sale
4846 Sale
4746 50
67*6 Sale
7046 Sale
7046 Sale
82
Feb. 15
11046
11746
10746
117
♦*119
115*6 Feb.
11646 Feb.
10246 Feb.
96
Feb.
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7646
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8946
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96
8946 Feb.
105
Jan.
10746
103
Jan.
107*6
10546 Jan.
10846
10346 Jan.
10246 Sale
96
9446
84*6 Sale
J
2
20
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108*6 Feb.
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25
19
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J
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20
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Feb.
Feb.
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29
Feb. 23
Feb. 20
Feb. 25
Jan.
7
Jan.
11
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
2
97
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
5046 Jan.
10
106
U046 Sale
J
A
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92*6 Feb.
37
104
J
F
107
10246 Feb.
Sale
7346 Feb.
Sale
8346 Feb.
Sale
96*1 Feb.
9046 8946 Feb.
Sale
8946 Feb.
10746 Feb.
Sale 104*6 Feb.
Sale
10746 Feb.
46
J
D
45
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Sale
100
D
s f g 5s.....1963 M S
g 6s series A———1941 M 8
26,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s.
1946
143,000 Pacific gab gen a ref 5s ser A.. 1942
14,000 Pacific Pub Ser? 5% g notes
..1936
36,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
1938
♦2d extended gold 5s.........1938
41,000
60,000 Pacific Tel a Tel 1st 5s
1937
38-year 5s series A....;
75,000
....1952
Paducah a Illinois 1st s f 446s..1955
10",666 ♦{Pan-Am Petr (Cat) 1st g 6s
1940
Certificates of deposit—........
21,000
166,000 ♦Paramount B'way 1st 546s
1951
Certificates of deposit..........
19,000
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
Oslo Gas A Elec extl
sec
40
107
J
N'western Teleg 446s extended ..1944
V
i°0rA
MS
j
:
Sale
107*6
sale of April 1 and
Oct 11933 and April 11934 coups
30,000 Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 6s ser A.....1947 M s
♦Otis Steel
8*6 Sale
71
Sale
9346
4846
Sale
87
MN
Gen A ref 446* series A
....1994 MB
{Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s
1945 AO
Ex Apr *33, Oct '33, Apr *34 coups.
11,000
20,000
44,000
351,000
72,000
230,000
W*
38
A O
A O
North Cent gen A ref 5s ser A... 1974 M
41,000
4
8546 Feb. 25 "87" Feb.
M N
30
30
30
29
37
47
1946 J D
1946 J J
Vlag Lock a Ont Pow 1st 5s A
1955 A O
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 546*—1950 MN
Nordeotsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
♦20-year s f 6s................1947 MN
24,000
New 4 6%
-.......-—-1947 MN
41,000
Nord Rys extl s f 646s
270,000
...1950 A O
26,000 ♦{Norfolk South 1st a rei 5s A..1961 F A
Certificates of deposit.......
48,000
16,000 ♦{Norfolk A South 1st g 5s.....1941 MN
63,000 Norfolk a West Ry 1st con g 4s... 1996 AO
Dl? 1st a gen g 4s
118,000
1944 J J
Pocahontas GAG Joint 4s....1941 J D
20,000
North American Co deb 5s—....1961 FA
376,000
167,556
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
36*6 Feb.
O
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
N Y Westches a Bos 1st 446 s
Stamped
39
36
35
37
4
Second gold 4Hs.............1937 FA
General gold 5s. . . ...........1940 F A
Terminal 1st gold 5s..........1943 MN
NY Tel 1st a gen 4 f 4Hs
1939 MN
131,000 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A...1957
Deb 546* ser B
181,000
Aug 15 1963
Deb 5s series C..—
...No? 151969
337,000
2946 Feb. 27
A
N Y Susq A West 1st nf ft 5S....1937 I
30,000
31,000
342,000
43,000
635,000
87,000
250,000
40
40
105*6
Feb.
Feb.
3746 Feb,
106*6 Feb.
9846 Feb.
10846 Feb.
99
100
97
Feb.
Feb.
106*6 Feb.
38
Feb. 21
*3746 Feb. 21
45*6 Feb.
1
45*6 Feb.
1
14
16
28
20
7
1
2
Feb. 28
101J6
9946
10746
11246
11146 Feb.
23
14
20
4
Feb.
Feb. 18
4
Feb.
Feb. 28
"39" "Feb" "3
3846 Feb.
4946 Feb.
49
.
5
4
Feb. 11
102*6 Jan.
13*6 Jan.
1094a Jan.
112
Jan.
Jan.
11446 Jan.
11546 Jan.
105
10146 Jan.
Jan.
94
69*6 Jan.
2 111
2
29 104
15 10446
4
18
26 111
3
15
9 117
5 119
5 105*6
24 9946
2 91*1
m
14 40
3 109
2
99
100
Feb. 14 10146
95*6 Jan. 23 9946
106*6 Feb. 19 107
Ill
Jan.
7 112
10546 Jan. 24 105
36
Jan.
Jan.
106
9646 Jan.
38
Feb. 21
21
Jan.
12
Feb. 21
Jan.
9
Feb.
16
Jan.
10
7
Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 14
Feb. 16
Feb. 28
Feb. 20
Feb.
7
Jan. 28
Feb.
15
Jan.
12
Feb. 28
Feb.
4
Feb.
18
Jan.
17
Feb. 28
Jan. 24
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
42*6 Jan.
21
43
43
49
Feb.
4
42
Jan.
18
49
Feb.
11
58*6 Jan.
15
72
Feb. 28
59
15
7146 Feb, 28
3746 Feb.
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s... 1947
521,000
335,000
753,000
769,000
136,000
8,000
34,000
7,000
47,000
6,000
J D
♦Proof of claim filed by owner...
Certificates of deposit........
{Paramount Publlx Corp 546*—1950 F* A
•Proof of claim filed by owner...
Certificates of deposit........
Paris-Orleans RRBxt s f 546s...1968 MB
♦Park Lexington 646* ctfs...
1953 J J
Parmelee Trans
con?
deb 6s.
Peterson a Passaic GAB 5s
1944 A O
1949 M 8
Pathe Bxch deb ?<i with werr....l937 MN
♦Paulista Ry 1st A ref 7s ser A... 1942 MS
Pennsyl?anla Co—
Guar 346s tr ctfs series A.....1937
Guar 346* coll tr ctfs ser B....1941
Guar g 346s tr ctfs series G...1942
"7",660 Guar g 346s tr ctfs series D...1944
46-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser B..1952
13,000
Secured gold 446*
188,000
1963
8,000
-
MS
J
For footnotes, see page 33.
Sale
28
D
10246 102*6
10146 Sale 100*6 Feb.
100*6
98
9846
Feb.
10146
10146 Feb.
10546 Sale 104*6 Feb.
79
Sale
77 46 Feb.
8146 Sale
105
105
MN
103*6 Sale
103*6
10046 Sale
102
112*6
MN
109
MN
110.
109*
AO
Sale
F A
10846
11646 Sale
J
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106
J
D
F
A
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10546 Sale
MN
105*1
AO
94*6
A
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J
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7146 Feb. 28
.
163
21
101*6
10146
111*6
10146
Sale
10346 Sale
10356 Feb.
Sale
100
107
109
Sale
10846 Feb.
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
102
Jan.
102
100
Jan.
10146 Feb. 28
98*6 Jan.
5
i5 10146 "Feb" "28
98*6 Jan.
"98"" Feb""6
9
6 11046
Sale
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93*6 Feb.
10146 Feb.
7 107
6
9746
2 10446
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101
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6 10446
115*6 111*6 Feb. 11 11246
Sale
6 105
10146 Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb. 11
10346 Jan.
Feb. 20
8146 Feb.
5 105
98
99*6 Jan.
104*6 Jan.
75*6 Jan.
101*6 Feb. 20
9 106
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
90
Feb.
1 104
Feb. 11 107
Feb.
1 110
Feb
3146 Feb . 18
11746 Feb. 20
101
Sale
106
95
104
Sale
104
11246 121
103
102
7146 Feb. 28
7146 Feb. 28
163
21
20
Feb.
4 11946
1 10846
105*6 Feb.
112*1 Feb. 2 115*6
105
Feb. 26 105*6
\irA
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155
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26
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26
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103
116
107
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2446 Feb.
116
Feb.
313
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MN
Feb. 28
7146 Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
116
Feb.
10146 Feb.
91
Feb.
11446 117
10146 102
8846—-.
10246 Sale
72
6646 Feb.
66*6 Feb.
66*6
6646
15646
18J6
2446
30
MN
446* series B.................1981
Penn Pow a Lt 1st M 446*———1981
10,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s...
1943
Consol gold 4s... ............1948
26,000
Stamped dollar bonds......1948
23,000
Consol 446* Issus of 1915
123,000
1960
General 446* Series A..
537,000
1965
General 5s Series B
165,000
..1968
15-year secured 646*..—.-.—-1934
247,000
Secured gold 5s..............1964
318,000
Debenture gold 446*———.
802,000
1970
General 4Ms series D
.....1981
476,000
Gen mtge 446s series E........1984
853,000
93,000 Peoples Gas a Coke 1st 6s
.1943
236,000
Refunding gold 5s....
1947
t
6846 Sale
157*6 Sale
17*6
18*6
D
Dixie Cement 1st 6s A—1941 MS
Penn Ohio a Detroit RR—
1st A ref gold 446* series A
1977 A O
783",666
68
Sale
100
F
J
106,000 Penn
125,000
68
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
5
28
14
21
20
19
4
25
98*6 Jan.
107
108
108
4
98
Jan.
Feb.
5
6
101*6 Feb. 20
106
Jan.
10
85*6 Jan.
10
2 10546 Jan.
10
10446 Feb. 20
108
Jan.
11046 Feb. 28
11041 Feb. 14
11946 Feb. 21
Jan.
11446 Jan.
1054a Jan.
10846
Jan.
9
Feb. 20
Ill
Jan.
115*6 Feb, 19
105
105
Feb.
106
Jan.
Jan.
10746
9746
10446
10446
11246
Jan. 25
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Jan. 28
105
Feb. 18
93*6 Feb.
20 100*6 Jan.
18
Jan.
9346 Feb. 25
Feb.
-
20
21
13
103
99*6 Jan.
110*6 Jan.
98*6 Jan.
10
Sales in
N.
Value
Y.
Low from
July 1 1933
fc-2
s fe
BONDS
February
STOCK
N. Y.
MAR., 1935]
STOCK EXCHANGE
to
70
83^
51
48 %
.....
8,000
Pirelli Go
7s..—...1953
(Italy) con*
46
98 %
95%
87
100 %
61%
100
89%
1&A
36
20 %
84 %
102%
99 %
M N
MN
103,000
235,000
7,000
"4",660
49
91
Sale
23
105%
106%
105%
108%
108%
113%
A .1958
J
D
A
O
*
1st mtfte 4kb series
11,000
B.........1959
c——1960
1st gen 5s series
F
A
F
A
M N
D
1
O
A
105%
J
A
O
J
J
Feb.
4
Feb.
2
Feb. 27
73
72
108
Wi
*
102
19
Feb.
26
Feb.
2
8 108% Feb.
2 114% Feb. 26
Feb. 15
13 110
113% Feb.
109
Feb.
108
Feb.
105%
114%
114%
115% Sale
115
Sale
106
107
Sale
103
MN
110
Feb.
Feb.
28
75
Feb.
Feb.
49
1 110% Feb. 27
7
84% Feb. 25
11 109% Feb. 25
5 107% Feb. 23
27
52
Feb.
16
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
22% Feb. 15 24
1 102%
102% Feb.
Feb. 20 108%
106
104% Feb. 21 104%
2
Feb.
13
Feb.
1
Feb.
21
109% Feb.
15
109% Feb.
6
I
D
A
109
F
A
84
F
A
113% Feb. 21 113%
6 116%
113
Feb.
4 116%
113% Feb.
6 107%
105% Feb.
110% Feb. 26 110%
113%
113%
111%
111%
104%
110%
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
15 107% Feb.
Sale
84
60
60
28
Feb".
Jan.
57% Jan.
20
57% Sale
57% Sale
100% 100%
"85" "Feb." "5
80% Feb. 28
80% Sale
68
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
10
10
85% Jan.
9
Jan.
24
4
Sale
Feb". 28
80%
92
'
37%
1956 M 8
J D
81%
"92%
98%
107
108% 108
107%
107% 109
107%
106% Sale
Sale
101
101%
102
100% Sale
Sale
88%
85
"3",666
Providence Terminal 1st 4s..
.
80,000 Public Serv E Ac G 1st Ac ref ♦ Ha.. 1967
1970
1st Ac ref 4
24,000
1st Ac ref gold 4s....—....... 1971
92,000
93,000 Pure Oil Go s f ft 5%% notes..... 1937
1940
Sinking fund gold 5Hs...
253,000
1948
215,000 Purltv Bakeries Corp s f ft 5s
{ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s & com stk (65 % pd)
1,000
1941
♦♦Debenture gold 6s
...
8,000
1951
276,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll ft 4s
Gen Ac ref 4H* series A....... 1997
154,000
1997
Gen 0C ref 4%s series B
......
131,000
1947
494,000 Rem Rand 5%s A with warr—
Rensselaer At Saratoga 1st ftu 6s. 1941
155*666 Republic Iron 0c Steel ■ f 5s...... 1940
1953
Ref Ac gen 5%s series A...
163,000
49,000 Revere Copper At Brass 6s A.— 1948
30,000 ♦Rheinelbe Union s f ft 7s....... 1946
1953
79,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6a—....
75'"
A
97
A
O
88%
F
A
87
M
8
82
5s..1953
♦Rima Steel s f 7s
—..1955
Rio Grande June 1st ftuar ft 5s—1939
{Rio Grande Southern 1st 4s—1946
Guar (Jan 1933 coupon)
1946
♦Rio Grande Western 1st ft 4s—1939
♦ 1st con Ac co!ltrust4sseriesA-1949
,V
•'
jl":. \-I1'
78 %
J
J
D
35
15
A
O
73
32
100
Sale
79
J
79%
93
106%
99%
63
110
80
104% Sale
J
101
108
M 8
J
.
J
§iH
J
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
101
Sale
100% Feb.
82% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
a27%
27%
Sale
27% Feb. 27
1*
19
4
1
31
M S
96
108
M S
8
15
4
86
1
42
St. Louis Southwest 1st ft
MN
J
83
103
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
105
109
89
90
88
70
80%
66% Sale
-52"
65
70
12
15% Sale
11
14
Sale
12
15%
Sale
11
14
Sale
51
12%
Sale
77% 78
41H
55
11%
11%
J
Manitoba
J
5s extended to July I ........1943
Montana Ext 1st gold 4a......1937 J
J
35
Jan.
36
42
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 28
2
Feb.
103
106% Feb. 20 110
9
98
Feb. 14 100% Feb.
Feb. 26
87% Feb. 26 90
at*
45
12
Feb. 11
6
64% Feb.
70
13% Sale
12%
13%
13% Feb.
1
15% Feb.
14% Feb. 20
15% Feb. 11
68
Sale
95
95
98%
.....
12
Feb.
Feb.
16
2
56% Feb.
41% Feb.
Jan.
41% Feb. 27
34
Feb. 26
Feb.
2
Feb.
78% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
86% Feb.
Feb.
85
2
92
Feb.
27
49
12
12
Feb.
Feb.
Il8%~Feb"."2i
j
55
82% Feb.
70
83
106
Sale
j
83% Sale
101% Sale
85% Feb. 23
107% Feb. 27
M S
95
35
Stamped
Guar sinking fund 4%s
—....
B.....1946
AO
Stamped ———————
Sclo Vail Ac N B 1st guar ft 4s
1989 MN
For footnotes, see page 33.
30
90
109%
ZW
29 J
Sale
101% Feb.
....
-
102
35
Feb.
19
35
Feb.
19
35
Feb. 26 36% Feb. 20
Feb. 25
110% Feb. 18 115
35
Jan.
2
19
7
7
Jan.
10
Feb.
19
27
11
Feb.
2 108% Jan. 23
Feb. 14
4 103
15 101% Feb. 19
Jan.
"7
Jan.
15
100% Jan.
35
3
Jan.
26
99% Jan.
108
110
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
113
82
Il4%"F"eb".
Jan.
Feb.
106
Feb.
Sale
38
37
39
36%
79
5
16
117
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
108% Feb. 14
103
Feb. 14
101% Feb. 19
Feb. 26
107% Feb.
Sale
J
Jan.
5
76% Feb.
56% Feb. 28
115
J
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
96"
—......1946
Feb.
4
2
8
8
Jan.
12
Feb.
100
Ac Phsnlx 1st 5s—1943
Jan.
12% Feb.
8
102
Santa Fe Prose
Feb. .11
64% Jan.
8
56% Jan. 11
69% Feb. 21
18
91% Feb. 19
7
70
19
11
28
7 100% Feb.
9
2
90
Feb. 26
17
85
Jan. 25
63% Feb.
63% Jan.
46% Feb.
60
9
Jan.
Feb.
85
Schulco Go ftuar OH*
Jan.
51
11 105
Feb.
20 111% Jan.,
Feb.
86
1st ftuar 4s. 1943 j
San Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A.1952 j
Jan.
87
14
Feb.
D
San Ant At Aran Pass
106% Feb
96
Feb. 14
19
13% Jan.
12% Feb. 27
10% Feb. 26
9% Feb. 26
.1940 J J
4s small........——.———.1940
i""j
Paul Union Depot 1st 5s ftuar. 1972
Pacific Ext sterling ftuar 4s..
7 108%
13%
12%
10%
9%
76%
26
—-
Sale
92H
Feb. 28
46% Feb. 28
69% Feb. 21
Jan. 12
Jan. 30
Feb. 19
Feb.
4
101% Jan.
Sale
9% Sale
77%
79%
60
YC.:';;,
15 136% Jan.5
3
38
Jan. 15
26 40% Feb. 11
Feb.
12% Feb. 27
45
A
11 105
4
14
12% Sale
12
Sale
11
3
78% Feb. 20
47 % Jan.
3
5 109
Feb. 15
Feb. 27
10
105% Jan.
11
*0 °/L
Sale
D
Feb.
2
6
J
J
1
Feb.
46% Feb. 28
7
63% Feb.
Sale
F
4
Jan.
31
64% Feb.
66
15
15
5
27
1
75
8
Feb.
46% Sale
J
J
1
80% Jan.
J
J
86
4
1
26
1st terminal At unlf 5s...
J
60
19
78% Feb. 20
41% Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb.
8 109
Feb.
63% Feb.
Sale
3d gold 4s Income
...
12
23
Feb.
Feb.
62%
52
Jan.'
Jan.
1
80%
65
5
15
Jan., 3
85% Jan.
1
Feb.
Feb. 19
107% Jan.
36
42
64%
Feb.
27% Feb. 27
27% Feb. 27
18
38
9%
9%
Feb.
Feb. 28 111% Feb.
4
38
Feb.
Feb.
40% Feb.
Feb. 26
42
Feb.
Feb. 14
36
46 %
37
Feb.
43% Feb.
30% Feb.
30% Feb.
9
18
Feb.
107% Jan.
34 %
45%
3
14
zl06
110
99% Sale
Feb.
39% Feb. 20
26
15
58
90%
109
43
Feb.
39
108% Feb. 14 108% Feb.
10
Feb. 27
12% Feb.
103%
Jan. 30
8
Jan.
Jan. 11
41% Jan.
15
8
6
Feb.
4
40% Jan.
38% Feb. 27
5
15
Feb.
86
St Paul Minn Ac
3,000
17,000
1
Feb.
Feb.
75% Feb.
4s..—1989
bond—Nov 1989
—1953
Gen Ac ref 5s series A
........1990
It Paul City Ry Gable 5a
1937
Guaranteed 5s
...1937
St Paul At Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4 H*
-1947
72,000 ►St Paul & K C Short L guar 4%s.l941
"i",6o6
Feb.
31
105
70
Feb.
*
107% Jan.
36% Jan.
31% Jan.
60
86
66
J
95
Feb. 27
105% Jan. 29
102% Jan. 19
108% Feb. 20
103% Jan.
104%
J
M
.
45% Feb. 27 45%
30
Feb. 23 32
8 100%
97% Jan.
5 108%
106
Feb.
28 108%
106% Feb.
Feb.
43
17 108% Feb. 13
16 107% Feb. 27
3 102
Feb. 23
2 102% Feb. 25
11
90
Jan. 10
54
O
1,000 lit L PeoAt N Wist 5s
9,000 lit L Rky M At Pac 5s stmpd
£8t Louis-San Francisco Ry —
Priori ten 4s series A
......1956 J J
122,000
Certificates of deposit..—
115,000
Prior lien 5s series B__
....1950 j""i
43,000
Certificates of deposit......
38,000
Con M 4Hs series A...
.
,.1978 MS
257,000
Certificates of deposit stamped..
111,000
67,666
27
27% Feb. 27
1
J
Jan.
43% Feb.
44
22 109
Jan.
82% Feb.
2
7 104% Feb.
103% Feb.
1
7 101
Feb.
95
Feb.
107% Feb. 11 108% Feb. 20
43
Feb. 18
38% Feb. 20
35% Feb. 23 42% Feb. 21
38% Feb.
46
99
1
98% Feb. 18 100% Feb.
5 108
Feb. 20
Feb.
106% Feb. 28 108% Feb. 20
1 102% Feb. 28
99% Feb.
Sale
Jan. 10
8
Feb.
Jan. 24
Jan.
6
Feb.
90
100
106
70
1948 J""j
1955 J J
264,000
106,000
32
Feb. 23
45
J
J
St
30
Jan.
35
8
Jan.
45% Feb. 27
45% Feb. 27
32%
55
10
Feb.
107% Jan.
7 102% Feb. 25
89
Feb. 26
Sale
11*
99
21
7
Jan.
107
105
11
Sale
40
38
20,000 St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st ft 4s—1947
M N
72,000 St Joseph Lead deb 5He—...... 1941
MN
56,000 St Joseph Ry L H ft P 1st 5s.—1937
J
J
10,000 St Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st ft 5s.. 1996
3d gold 6s
-—1996 A O
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South—
MN
♦♦River At Gulf Dlv 1st ft 4S...1933
339,000
Certificates of deposit..—
2,000
260,000
50,000
17,000
Feb.
90
42% z42% Feb. 18
38%
39
Feb. 26
a39% Sale
5
a39% Sale z4l% Feb.
32%
A
Feb.
Sale
36% Sale
20
60
60
Jan. 24
3 101% Feb. 21
8
14
52% Jan.
3
52% Jan. 22
2
90
8
Feb.
2 108% Feb. 15
8 108% Feb. 13
6 107% Feb. 27
Feb. 23
1 102
107% Feb.
105% Feb.
37%
35
D
■
98%
106%
106%
102%
110%
104%
96%
108%
188
36 %
34 %
J
J
9
Sale' 107% Feb.
108
43%
J
J
18
1
20
51
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
4
35
38%
*
O
50% Jan.
50% Jan.
98
Jan.
45% Jan.
44% Jan.
43% Jan.
18
Feb.
50% Feb.
45
42%
J
A
18
Feb.
Feb.
21
90
106% 107
20,000
1,000
1,000
54,000
48,000
9,000 Rochester Gas Ac El 8%a *er G—1948
Gen Mtfte 4 Hs series D
...1977
Gen mtge 5s series E
1963
To", 006
35,000 ♦{Rock Isl'd Ark 0C Louis Ist4%sl934
18,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr... 1945
1,000 ♦Ruhr Chemical 6s.........—1948
15,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar ft 4s. 1949
1941
5,000 Rutland R R 1st cons ft 4H«
106,000
16,000
83,000
102,000
10,000
23,000
45
59
2 101% Feb.
7
49
Feb.
46% Feb.
J
MN
28,000 ♦Rhine-West Else Power 7a__ ...195Q
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s
.-.-1952 MN
25,000
♦Cons mtfte 6s
............1953 F A
8,000
A O
♦Cons mtfte 6s with warrants.. 1955
36,000
M N
55,000 ♦{Richfield Oil of Calif 6s... 1944
Certificates of deposit
.....— M N
77.000
M N
Richmond Ac Mecklenburg 1st 4s. 1948
Richmond Term Ry 1st ftuar
Sale
Sale
59
7
Feb.
34
F
M N
100
Sale
35
M N
Sale
7
54% Feb.
54% Feb.
Sale
49% Sale
50% Sale
48
37
40
I07%"Feb"."i5
10 r70
2
68
Jan.
r7 0
"58% Feb".
106% Jan.
2?
110
88*
92
M S
599,000 Portland General Electric 4%a_. I960
Assented.
408,000
1935
Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
267,000
87,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac cony 6s.. 1943
1953 J
511,000 Postal Teleft 0c liable coll 5s
J
19,000 ♦{Pressed Steel Gar 10-year 5s... 1933
1957 MN
Providence Securities deb 4s ftu
...............
10
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 26
107% "Feb". 15
15
70
59
-'
'Vc-'v
102
101
F
I05%JanT"l2
65%
66
Jan.
V.'-'-i >'
10
16
i, y-
107% Feb.
70
70
10 109
Jan.
109
114% Feb. 21 114% Feb. 21
105% 105
"56%
A O
108% Jan. 16 109% Jan.
8 109% Jan.
108% Feb.
105
61
—1953
B
28
107
109%
103%
1953
6s
18
1 105% Feb.
28
87% Feb.
109% Sale 109% Feb.
108% Feb.
108%
108%
105% 109%
100%
105%
114
J
—..1963
B
Port Arthur Canal Ac Dock
1st mtfte 6s series
MN
A..1948
Pitts Y Ac Ash 1st ften 4s ser
Feb.
105% Feb.
82% Feb.
102% Sale
102% Sale
108% Sale
108% Sale
104% 104
103
9
67% Feb. 26 73% Jan.
9% Jan.
8
6
Feb. 26
Jail.
3 105% Feb. 28
Jan.
7
82% Feb. 28 91
7
73
Feb. 27 81% Jan.
Jan.' 7
72
Feb. 26 82
108
Jan. 24 108% Jan. 14
113
Jan. 14 114% Feb. 26
Feb. 15
108% Jan.
4 110
107
Jan.
3 110% Feb. 27
81
Jan.
8 84% Feb. 25
Jan..
8
107% Feb. 11 110
104% Jan.
2 107% Feb. 23
Jan.* 10
72
Feb. 28 75
49
Feb. 27
53% Jan.
9
22% Feb. 15 24% Jan. 23
102% Feb. 13
101% Jan.
4
106
Feb. 20 108% Feb.
1
104
Jan. 10 104% Feb. 21
21
Feb.
26
Feb.
6
24
D
1st mtfte 4%s series
Highest
Sale Prices
67% Feb. 26
Sale
J
♦Pitts At West Va 1st 4Kb ser
21,000
Sale
ft...——1953
.1957
.——I960
Con 4Ms series I ft.—..——1963
Con 4%s series J guar....—.1964
Gen ftuar 5s series A—
1970
General ft 5s ser B............1975
General 4 Hs series G
....1977
Pitts Shen 0c L E 1st ft 5s
...1940
First con sol gold 5s
.......1943
Pitts Va 0c Char 1st ftuar 4s
1943
Con 4a series G ftuar ft..
Con 4s series H guar ft..
3,000
1,000
63,000
50%
A
ft......1949
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
82
83
108 % 108% 108% 109% 107%
Sale
107
106%
106 % Sale
72
72% Sale
74% Sale
F
3%s series E ftuar
Highest
Sale Prices
'
1945
Con 4s series F guar
■■
71
67%
6
5%
105% Sale
105%
88
82% Sale
79
76
77
71%
78%
77 %
73% Sale
106
108% 108%
113%
109 %
Sale
108
no* 110%
100
Con
5';;..."
8
Sale
109% Sale
108%
108%
102%
O
A
1940
10,000 PCC&StLg 4%s series A
A O
Con 4H* series B guar ft...—.1943
3,000
MN
Con 4Hs series G guar ft
1943
Con 4s series D ftuar ft
Ask
Sale
6
50
O
A
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
1940
89,000 Peoria 0c East 1st cons 4a...
A O
♦Income 4s (flat)..
1990
6,000
F A
6.000 Peoria 0c Pekln Un 1st 5H» 4...1974
J
J
147,000 Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A...1956
J
J
1st 4s Series B
1956
44,000
M 8
1st 14Hs series C_.
......1980
77,000
ME.N
Phlla Bait 0t Wash 1st A 4s.....1943
11,000
General 5s Series B__
......1974 P A
5,000
J
J
Gen f4Hs series G
1977
15,000
General 4%s series D
1981 J D
113,000
J
D
429,000 Phlla Company secured gold 5s.1967
1967 MN
57,000 Phlla Elec Co 1st 4 Ha
J D
1st 8t ref ft 4s
—......-.1971
116,000
Phlla 0t Read G Ac I ref 5s
1973 J J
136,000
M 8
Convertible deb 6s
1949
212,000
J
J
91,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr a f 4s... 1937
1939 J D
108,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5%s
4 O
1943
86,000 Plllsburv Flour Mills 30-yr 6s
'
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb. 1
1935
Feb. 28
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
.
Jan.
Feb.
.
8
118% Feb. 21
85% Feb. 23
9 107% Feb. 27
7 110
Jan. 12
Feb. 19
19 35
36% Feb. 20
Feb. 25
14 115
Feb. 26
109% Jan.
17% Jan.
32
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Value
if
BONDS
February
N.
T.
STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—BONOiS
Low from
July 1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
RANGE
SINCE JAN.
1
1933
Feb. 1
to
Lowest
Feb. 28
Lowest
Highest
I ighest
Feb. 28 1935
$
5,000 ♦£Sea board Air Llna lat g 4a
Certifies tea of deposit
7,000
4,000
♦Stamped 4s
Bid
o'ooo
33,000
4,000
177.000
64,000
17
17
17
17
26
3
7
5
o
4
Sale
M S
8$
7
M~e
14$
A
Certificates of deposit..........
cons
.....1945
4s series A
Certificates of deposit.
♦Atlan-Blrm Dlv 1st g 4a..May 1933
t Sea board-All Fie 1st 4s A
1935
94,000
412",000
1,058,000
30~,666
1948 F
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s
1953 M N
1947 MN
Sale
2$
5$
5$
6$
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
27
27
26
Sale
6
Feb.
26
Sale
oaie
"¥,000
2$ Feb.
A*
A
Sale
82$
103 $
Sale
104$
102$
Sale
1953 J
D
77
Sale
J
1935 J
1951 M S
64
Sale
♦Debenture
s
s
f g 7s.
f 4 Ha
Sierra Be San Fran Power 1st 5a_.1949 F
193N J
1st lien coll 4H* aeries B
35$
81
60$
a49
109$
34$
60
36$
Sale
Sale Prices
29
18
17
Feb.
Jan.
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
3
3
3$ Jan.
26
Jan.
24
8
2$ Feb. 20
7$ Feb.
2
5$ Feb.
5$ Feb.
1
9$ Feb. 18
7$ Feb. 18
27
5$ Feb. 27
6$ Feb. 26
6
9
Jan.
8
8
24
Jan.
3
2
11$ Jan.
7
6
Feb.
7
2$ Feb.
83$ Feb.
26
10
21
17$ Jan. (28
2$ Feb.
1
Feb.
7
4
17
Jan.
Sale
%
l09~
2
Jan.
4 103$ Feb
103$ Feb.
103$ Feb. 26 104$ Feb
99
Feb.
1 102
Sale
Sale
64$ Feb.
80
Sale
78$ Feb.
63$
Sale
61
6
Sale
61$ Feb. 26
63
Sale
60$ Feb. 26
Sale
92$
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103$ Sale
107$
100$
95$ Sale
93$
Sale
100$
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
>956
Sale
Devel ft gen 6Hs series A
1956
Sale
94
Sale
61$ Sale
63 $ Sale
92$
58
St Louis DIt 1st g 4s
......1951
East Tenn reorg lien 5s
..1938 M S
Mobile ft Ohio coll tr 4s
...1938 M S
82
84
103
Sale
102$ 103
110$
8$
Sale
Sale
110$ Sale
7$
9
103 %
Sale
104
94
15
16
47 $
Sale
Sale
46$
57
20
15j|
Sale
Sale
94
Feb
4
103$ Feb.
98$ Jan.
104$ Jan.
2 104
26 105
4 102
14 104$
Jan.
13
25
Jan.
14
28 112
Jan.
28
9
82
64$ Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
66$ Feb. 18
60$ Feb.
"93$
Feb. 21
91$ Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
21
1
55$ Feb.
1
57$ Feb. 26
82
88
Feb.
1
82
Feb.
Feb. 25 102$ Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb. 26 65
6
Feb.
6 110$ Feb. 26
Feb. 11
8$ Feb.
1
102
Jan.
1021
513
1093
73
Feb.
103$ Feb.
26
27
58
1 104$ Feb.
15
26
9
8
81
86
Jan.
Jan.
7
10
88
Jan.
30
102$ Jan.
16
51$ Feb.
67
Jan.
8
109$ Jan.
7$ Feb.
101$ Jan.
111
Jan.
21
103
104$ Feb. 15
9$ Jan.
4
102$ Jan.
Jan.
11
16
Jan.
3
1
38
Feb.
49$ Jan.
4
Feb.
1
38
Feb.
49
118
Feb.
13 118$ Feb.
13
116
Jan.
57
116$ 115
Feb.
Feb.
15$ Feb.
57$ Sale
115
Feb. 26
15$ Jan.
7
61
Feb.
55$ Jan.
18
4 116$ Feb. 23
113
4
11 118$ Feb.
13
91$ Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
108$ Jan.
87
83
Feb.
Feb.
5
92
91
Sale
Sale
D
92
Sale
Sale
89$ Feb. 26
88$ Feb. 27
93
Sale
Sale
93
Feb.
1
56
Feb.
25
8
24$ Feb. 27
101
Feb.
25$ Feb.
1
25 101$ Feb. 21
MN
88$ Feb. 15
89
Feb.
Jan.
93
Jan.
26
93
Jan.
88$ Feb. 27
2
89$ Jan.
93
98
Jan.
55
58*
Jan.
24$ Jan.
100$ Jan.
22
15
26
4 102
8
7
24
Feb. 14
Jan.
7
Jan. 29
Feb.
88$ Jan.
22 101$ Jan.
Jan.
15
90
72
4
10
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
9
27
15
100$ Jan.
100$
95
87
2 120
58$ Feb. 14
Sale
Jan.
Feb. 19
M 8
Sale
Jan.
109$ Feb.
101$ Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
92$ Feb. 19
92$ Feb. 18
98$ Feb. 24
102
117
87
1 120
93
27
8
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
90
63
5
95
Jan. 24
5
99$ Feb. 23
2 110$ Feb. 23
13 110$ Feb.
5
16 104$ Feb. 11
7
96$ Jan. 24
2 104$ Jan. 24
Feb. 25
5
7
93$ Feb.
92
Feb.
7
9$
1 110$
108$ Feb.
109$ Feb. 13 110$
Sale
5 104$
103$ Feb.
94
Feb.
5
96$
94$
Sale
104
Feb. 19 104$
2
15 116$ Feb. 23
Sale
Sale
89$
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
56$ Sale
25$ Sale
101$ 103
16
.....
89$ Feb.
90
Feb.
47
Sale
88$
2
7
3 103$ Feb. 28
18 107$ Feb. 27
2
Sale
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A.. 1955
7
69
Feb.
Sale
J
7
69$ Jan.
68$ Jan.
78$ Feb.
81$ Feb.
Feb.
Sale
J
Jan.
26
55$ Feb. 26
57$ Feb. 26
38
Sale
O
6
20
9
72$ Jan.
83$ Feb. 21
96$ Feb. 27 103$ Jan.
38
Feb. 26
62$ Jan.
96$ Feb. 27 102$ Feb. 20
92
A
Feb.
61$ Feb. 26
100$ Jan.
107$ Feb.
117
J
2
28
Feb. 27
Feb.
2000
J
Jan.
61
67
67
5
77
21
107$ Feb. 18
102
♦Gen ref 5s ser B
166,000
.....1977
Gen ft ref 5s series C
235,000
....1979
Gen ft ref 5s ser D
1980
285,000
92,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5Hs A..1964
97,000 Third Are 1st ref 4s.......
1960
108,000
♦Adjustment Income 5s
Jan 1< 60
22,000 Third Are RR 1st gold 5s
1937
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6 Ha
2022
J
Jan.
3 110
Jan.
4
92$ Feb.
47$ Feb.
Sale
84$
Feb.
Feb.
108$ Jan.
11
Sale
104$
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb.
27
Sale
95
90
4
Jan.
27
Sale
103$
108$ Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
110$
60
20
16
11
7
25
25
39$ Feb.
2
Feb.
Sale
94$
108$
3
38
117$ 118 $ 118
61 %
Jan.
51$ Jan.
102$ Jan.
38
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s...1951
117
2 110
23
15
Feb.
Feb.
16$
Sale
101$
57
30
9
Feb.
Sale
101$
115
103$ Jan.
«£%
9
40
J
...
8
2
20
2
39$
M~fl
D
11
11
67$
107 $
100 $
D
Jan.
Jan.
16
Sale
102
♦iSterena Hotel 1st 6s oerles A..1945
58
45
39$ Feb
Feb
6
Feb.
3$ Feb.
2
Jan.
88$ Jan.
2 104$ Feb.
Jan.
3 103
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 293 81
Jan.
15
60
Sale
109$
2$
82$
103$
102$
76$
23
1
Sale
64$
Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1944 F A
Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4 Ha
1951 1 D
Staten 1st Ry 1st gu g 4 Ha.
1943 1 D
21
4
Feb.
109$
1
92$
5
69$
6
83$
64$
J
2
36$ Feb.
67 $
A
18
20
56
80 $
66
J
2
115
Devel ft gen 6s series A
Texas fc Pacific 1st g 5s
103$ Feb.
90
Stamped Federal tax
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Darel ft gen 4s series A.......1956
J
3$ Feb
112
105
108%
30,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947 A O
26,000 Tenn Coal Iron fc RR gen 5a...._ 1951 J J
Tenn Copper A Chem—
Conv deb 4s aerie* B
1944 M 8
46,000
460,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947 J D
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4Hs.. 1939
23,000
First cons g 5s............... 1944
7,000
Gen ref s f gold 4s
206,000
1453
70,000 Texarkana & F S Ry 5Hs A guar. 1950
1944
345,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s
4,000 Texas ft N O cons g 5s
1943
"5",000
Jan.
15$ Feb. 13
15$ Feb. 27
Feb.
3
Feb
7 88
9 104$ Feb
Sale
Feb.
102$ Feb. 27 103
Sale
77
1
81
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
65$
62$ Feb. 11 65
Sale
5
50
Feb.
48$ Feb.
Sale
Feb.
8 110
106$ Feb.
103$ Sale
103$ Sale
101$ Sale
105$ 105$
104
104
111
102$
835K
Sale
Sale
103$
D
f 5 Ha
1939 M 8
South ft Nor Ala cons guar 5s
1936 F A
Gen cons guar 54-year 5s.....1963 A O
1937 J
1955
.......1955
36 H
Sale
56
s
South Pac Coast guar 4s...
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4a
49
Sale
M
A
♦Silesia-Elec Corp gold 4Hi
1946 F A
Slleslan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941 F A
Sinclair Cons Oil 7s series A.... 1937 M S
Skelly Oil deb
3
Suobury ft Lewlston 1st g 4s.... 1936
71,000
17
16$ Jan.
Sale
♦♦Siemens ft Halske sec
471,000 ♦IStudebaker Corp 6% g notes. 1942
Certificates of deposit....
191,000
"5",000
Sale Prices
8
16$ Feb.
8
16$ Feb. 16
17$
Sblnyetsu El Pow 1st 4^s...
9,000
103,000
154,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st ft ref 5a... 1954 F
5,000 lSpolr>ne Internet lat g 5s..... 1955 J
622"666
Feb.
17
17
17
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s.........1996
143,000
603,000
18
1935
Certificates of deposit...
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5^s A
80,000 South BellT ft T 1st s f 5s.......1941 J J
102,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47 J J
283,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49 J D
l«t 4 H« (Oregon Lines) ser A.. 1977 M P
828,000
Gold 4Hs
190,000
1«6» M P
Gold 4Mb
370,000
May 1 1969 M N
Gold 4 Ha
832,000
1981 M N
San Francisco Term 1st 4e_...1950 A O
107,000
9,000 So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5a......1937 MN
993,666
Sale Prices
Feb.
7
15$ Feb. 13
15$ Feb. 27
17
3$
Certificates of deposit.....
8erles B
12,000
91,000
146,000
206,000
60,000
61,000
27,000
102,000
37,000
61,000
145,000
93,000
327,000
O
Adjustment 5a
.........Oct 1949 F A
♦Refunding g 4s
1959 A O
1st A
Sale Prices
Ask
O
1950
Certlficatea of aoposlt
"
A
1950 A O
..
14
3
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)
lat M 6s $ Series
June 15 145? J
Toledo ft Ohio Cent 1st g 5s.... 1935 J
853,000
3,000
Western Div 1st g 5s
10,000
1935 A O
General gold 5s
2,000
............1935 J D
40,000 Tol St L & West 1st g 4s
1950 A O
f 4~, 000
23",000
1949 M
74
Feb.
78$ Sale
100$ 101$ 100$ Feb.
101
L01
161X
100H
88
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 M S
Tor Ham fc Buff 1st 4s
1946 I D
Trenton Gas ft Elec 1st 5a
Truax-Traer Coal conv 4Hs
Sale
74
100$* 101$
.
Sale
101
Feb.
1
79$ Feb. 16
2
2 100$ Feb.
Feb. 23
23 101
L00$ 101$ 100$ Feb. 26 101$ Feb.
90
Sale
88
Feb.
Sale
100
Feb.
1
91
Feb.
9
26
97 $
114$ 117
1943 MN
70
77
Sale
100
87
80
102
Sale
Sale
79,000 Trumbull 8teel 1st s / 6a
1940 MN
27.000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power THs___195f>
♦7 H s May 1 1935
coupon on
83
87
26 100$ Feb. 28
Jan.
3 101
8
Jan.
Feb.
3
9
2
Feb.
26
100$ Jan.
85$ Jan.
♦Guar
sec a
f 7a
♦78|Feb 1 1935
36,000
81,000
20,000
1,000
36,000
103,000
374,000
349,000
140,000
91,000
298,000
66,000
379,000
5,000
22,000
490,000
...1952 P
......
coupon on
A
UJlgawa Elec Power secured 7a.. 1945 M S
Union El Lt ft Pow (Mo) g 5a
1957 A O
J
Union Elec L fc P (III) 1st 5HS...1954 J
♦♦Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 A O
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6a aer A May 1942 F A
Deb 5a with warrant
Apr 1945 J D
Union Pac RR 1st ft land gr g 4s. 1947 J
J
First ft refunding 4a_....June 2008 M 8
J
Gold 4H»
1967 J
1st lien ft re2 5s
June 2008 M 8
J D
40-year gold 4s
...1968
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
United Drug Co (Del) 5s
..1453 M
J
♦Sinking hind deb 6Ha
♦Universal
aer A.. 1947
Wks(Burbach) a f g 7a 1951
Pipe ft Rad deb 6s...1936 J
♦Unterelbe Power ft Ltg 6s
1953 A
Utah Light ft Trac 1st ft ref 5a.. 1944 A
Utah Power ft Light 1st 5s......1944 F
Utica Elec Lt ft Pr 1st
s
Vandalia conaol
«
Feb.
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
L04$ Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13$
Feb.
Feb.
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93$ Sale
98
105$
39 % Sale
38
40
38 H Sale
121
Sale
107$ Jan.
104$ Jan.
104$ Jan.
120
88
28$
Feb.
21
103$ Feb. 19
107
Feb.
15
93$ Feb.
1
Feb.
19
116$ Feb.
99$ Jan.
105$ Jan.
108$
30$ Feb. 23
95$ Feb. 19
88
64$
38$ Feb.
38$ Feb.
41
Feb.
121
40$ Feb.
72$ Feb.
74$ Feb.
41
121
30*
21
Sale
Sale
Feb.
119
28$ Sale
23$ Sale
O
A
M
8
J
D
J
J
M
8
MN
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
117
Feb.
Jan.
22
Jan.
25
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
11 105
17 111
2 108
Jan.
4 106
5 120
Feb.
1
Jan.
24
Feb.
8
31
Feb.
Feb.
28
20
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
2 103$ Feb. 19
2 107
Jan.
4
26
93$ Jan. 28
&
9
Jan.
4
2
43
37
5
42$ Feb. 18
Jan.
98
Jan.
Feb.
4
18
4
Feb.
9
41
Jan. 31 121
Jan. 31
Feb.
7
31$ Feb. 19
4
Feb.
1
41
37$ Jan.
65
Jan.
2
80$ Feb. 20
35$ Jan.
Feb.
1
121
31$ Feb.
19
21
Feb.
1
•
82$ Feb. 28
85$ Feb. 25
11
7
28
2
89
3 109$
4 106
24
13
9 118
69$ Jan.
2
110$
118$
8
Feb.
Jan.
35$ Jan.
18
e42$ Feb. 18
Feb.
Feb.
xl8K
Sale
43
38$ Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
107$ Feb. 27 108$ Feb. 19
8
30$ Feb. 23
28$ Feb.
2
Feb. 19
90$ Jan.
98
Sale
Jan.
111$ Feb. 28
107!
283
923
109$
13
116$ Jan.
103$ Jan.
108$ Feb. 20
106$ Feb. 21
108$ Feb.
104$ Feb.
104$ Feb.
1163.
100 $1
1053
Sale
25
Jan.
104$ Jan.
1
7
4
93$ Feb. 25
9
92$ Jan.
90$ Feb. 28
87$ Jan. 10
3
107
6
L04$ Sale
109$ Sale
L05
6
Jan.
8
117
104
7
87
Feb.
90
8 103
82$ Feb.
85$ Jan.
89
Feb. 26
108 * Feb. 25
118$ Feb.
73$ Sale
75$ Sale
B..........
1957 MN
21,000 ♦♦Vera Crux fc Pacific 1st 4Ha... 1934
J
♦♦July 1914 coupon off..
D
..1942
30",000 ♦Vertlentes Sugar 7a ctfa
87$ Feb.
107$ Feb.
Sale
41
A
Con sol 4s Series
For footnotes, see page 33.
85
90$ Feb. 28
118
O
1957
1942
26,000 Va Elec ft Pow conv 5Hs
5a series B
...........1954
23,000
Secured conv 5Ha
..1944
63,000
1949
14,000 Va Iron Coal ft Coke 1st g 5s
19,000 Virginia Midland general 5a.....1936
Sale
6
106$ Feb.
O
5a... 1941
conv
82$ Feb.
Feb.
106$ 106
18
13$ Feb.
24
4s A........_1955
162.000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
88%
21
f g 5s....1950
Utica G ft EI ref ft est 5s
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
15
D
610,000 Utilities Pow ft Ltg deb g 5Hs
*47
Debenture 5s.....
.......1959
1,941,000
"2",000
13$
117
6
J
U S Rubber lat ft ref 5s series A..1947 J
United Steamship 15-yr 6s..
1937 M N
♦United Steel Wks g 6 Ha ser A..1951 J D
♦6 Hs series C
35,000
.1951 J D
iaf.ooo
87$
L08$
L06$
8
U N J RR ft Canal Co gen 4a....1944 M
United Rya St L 1st g 4a
1934
United 8tl
70
100
80
IgjX
7 100$
2 112$
8
80
7 102$
17
89$ Jan.
Sale
1942 MN
50", 000
25,000
1,000
20,000
8,000
709,000
386,000
43$
4
7
101$ Feb.
93$ Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
76H
....
Jan.
96$ ,Jan.
112$ Jan.
"96"
27",000
87
79$ Feb. 16
18 101
Jan.
101
103
104$
9
J an.
100$ Jan.
118$ Feb.
Sale
27$ Feb.
Sale
23
Feb.
1
4
35$ Feb. 14
31$ Feb. 14
90
Feb.
2
85$ Feb. 25
Jan.
118$ Jan. 30
24$ Jan.
20$ Jan.
35$ Feb. 14
31$ Feb. 14
117
94$ Feb. 23
88$ Jan.
2
94$ Feb. 23
103$
103$
102$ Feb.
2
3
Feb.
7 102$ Feb.
11
3$ Feb.,
7
2
3$
4
5%
Sale
Sale
110$
.....
Ill
112$
58
102$ Sale
3$ Feb.
110$ Feb.
106$ Feb.
112$ 111$ Feb.
57$ Feb.
102
Feb.
6$
112
Feb.~§3
Feb.
9
107$ Feb. 19
112$ Feb. 20
60
Feb.
4
102$ Feb. 26
102$ Feb.
4$ Jan.
110$ Jan.
57$ Feb.
7
7
Jan. 18
6$ Feb. 23
Feb.
9
112
107$ Feb. 19
112$ Feb. 18
60
Feb.
4
Feb.
102$ Feb. 26
,
4
106$
55
102$ Feb.
3
Feb.
Jan.
3$ Feb.
110
Jan.
105$ Jan.
i02
4
N. Y. STOCK
Mae., 1935]
Sales in
July 1
M. 7. STOCK EXCHAR0E
Value
PRICES lit FEBRUARY
Low from
BONDS
February
1933
Feb, 1
NO,
33
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Feb. 28
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowesl
Lowest
Highest
1.
Highest
Feb. 28 1935
Ask
Sale
Ask Bid
95*
97** .....
95**
80
82** 83.". 75
82**
Sale
111**
Ill** Sale 112
104*5 105** 105** ..... 105**
Bid
93
J
J
5.000 Vs Ac SouthwMt 1st |ou St....3043
First cons St............—•••1958 A O
47,000
MM
168.000 Virginian Ry 1st Be ear
1st mtfte 4 He series B
19,000
1963 MM
94** Sale
353.000 $ Wabash RR 1st gold 5s
...1439
66,000
♦Second gold 5a..............1939
5,000
1st lien 59-year gold term 4s. 1954
3,000
Det Ac Ch Ex 1st A 5s......... 1941
6,000
Des Moines DIt 1st 4 4s....... 1989
2,000
Omahe Die 1st g 3 He—.—..-1941
5,000
Tol AcChlc DIt 1st g 4s.......1941
119,000 tWabash Ry ref At gen 5 He A...1975
IS*
Ref Ac Sen 5s series D.
16**
15**
331,000
85,000
26,000
66,000
"l"666
5,000
"8",000
♦1st
•
f 4s series
a
cons
M
Quintan cons deb 6s.... 1939
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s.—.1941 J
37
48**
56** Sale
29
S
3Hs...;...1945
1st 40-year guar 4s...........1945 F
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s .......1939 J
3
A
109
120
109
J
D
11,000 Westchester Light gold 5s..—..1450
42,000 West Penn Fow 1st 5s series A.—1946 M 8
24.000
1st 5s series K
1963 M
1st S« series G
.........1456 3 D
63,000
J
1st mtge g 4s series H....—..1961 J
1.000
<
197,000
877,000
579,000
30,000
31,000
80,000
98,000
61,000
79,000
129,000
134,000
Sale
5Ks series A......
West N Y 8c Penn 1st g 5s....... 1937 3
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
Sale
15-year 6He gold............. 1936 F A
5s...................... 1951 ID
Gold 8s...................... 1960 If 8
Sale
Gold
Sale
Sale
J
48,000 ♦Westphalia Un El Pow 4s....... 1953 I
157,000 West Shore 1st 4* guar......... 3361 J 3
J
3361 J
47*000
Registered...................
1966 MS
5,000 Wheel Ac L E Ref 4 He ser A
13,000
35,000
Without warrants
Sale
82
1976 M 8
1949 M 8
1948 j
1953 A
1936 I
O
L02
94** Sale
J
70
70
65**
10**
CI**
10** 11
46** Sale
L02*|
109
J
12**
10**
•
Low on New York Curb,
Cash sale, not
a
included in year's range,
Under the rule sale, not included in yeare
-
■■
Deferred delivery sale, not included in year's
payable at the exchange
sterling.
•
X Company reported in receivership and all
Issues selling flat.
•
Interest
fate of $4.8665 to the £
,
I Company
♦
.♦
,
reported in receivership.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Bond selling flat.
,
,
15**"Feb. 27 "17*5 Feb"""I
48
77
15
17
Jan.
56,
Feb. 18
Jan. 22
Jan.
4
21
Jan.
7
Feb. 15
8
19** Jan.
Feb. 26
Jan. 11
15*4 Feb. 27
*
"i5**Feb"."28 "l7** "Feb"." 18
52*
28*
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
38** Sale-
19*4 Jan.
11
7
19** Jan.
17** Jan.
19** Jan.
7
25
7
17
Jan.
15
Feb. 25
15** Feb. 26
16** Feb. 11
17*4 Feb.
2
6*1
106
Sale
al04**Sale
31** Sale
30** Sale
101** Sale
87** Sale
101** Sale
89** Sale
87
Sale
40** Sale
84
Sale
80
Sale
105
101** Sale
93** Sale
'43"" Feb"."28 '48** Feb"." "9
51** Feb. 27 56**
26** Feb.
5 29*4
105** Feb. 7 107
34
Feb. 27 41*4
28
"
Jan.
"2
38
Jan.
9
36** Jan.
8
28
36** Jan.
8
9
Feb.
50
Jan.
3
Feb.
1
51** Feb 27 60** Jan.
Feb. 13
26** Feb.
5 29*5 Jan. 22
Feb, 20 105** Feb.
7 107** Jan. 17
34
Feb. 27 42*5 J»h«
7
Feb. 21
.
"93** Feb"." 11 "93 *4 Feb"." 11 91** Jan. 12
103** Feb. 26 103** Feb. 26 103** Feb. 26
107** Feb
117** Feb.
108*1 Feb.
115*4 Feb.
108** Feb.'
107** Feb. 11
105*4 Feb.
91*4 Feb.
98
Feb.
107** Feb"." "8
117*4 Feb. 15
110*1 Feb. 23
117*4 Feb. 27
110
Feb. 27
9
10
8
9
44**
110
Sale
104**
87**
Feb. 21
96**
Feb.
6 106**
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
101** Feb. 27
7
84
Feb.
8
101
Feb.
18
29
Feb.
29
Feb. 20
5**
5
102
29
29
Jan.
6
88** Feb.
86*4 Feb. 25
Feb. 27
86*5 Jan.
2
Feb. 25
Feb. 14
85*4 Jan.
35*4 Jan.
83** Feb. 27
Feb, 18
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
Feb.
82
103** Feb. 21 104]
Feb. 25
84
Feb.
100** Jan.
9
8** Feb. 27
9
45
Feb. 25
Feb. 15
78 **
76
Feb".
23
Feb. 25
2
10** Feb.
18*4 Feb.
2
Feb.
2
47
2
Feb.
96*4 Feb.
Feb.
102
Jan.
107
104*4 Feb.
Jan.
37
36*4 Jan.
7 102** Feb.
Feb.
87*|
7
4 102** Jan.
Feb.
91
4 88*4 Jan.
3
43** Feb.
4
83
Jan.
31
86*4 Feb.
78
Jan.
2
82** Feb.
103*4 Feb. 21 104*4 Jan.
Jan.
102** Feb. 15 103*4 Feb. 26 102*4 Jan.
101
Feb.
6 102** Feb.
8 100*4 Jan .
90
Jan.
1
92** Feb. 13 94*4 Feb.
Feb.
Feb".""8
12
16
4
Jan.
Jan. 10
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
101** Jan.
80
Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 15
Feb, 25
Feb. 20
40
103*1
3 107**
65
66
8 104
Jan.
12 10354 Feb,
2
103*4 Jan.
96
Jan.
65
2
10
15
23
27
27
11
19
20
21
21
20
4
7
15
25
23
27
10
14
18
21
23
8
26
11
24
Jan.
76
10
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
8** Feb. 27
12
Jan. 18
Feb. 25
Feb. 15
13
Jan.
18
48
Jan.
4
65
9
45
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
103** Feb. 14 103*4 Feb . 14 102** Jam
109
Feb.
1 110
Feb, 16 108*4 Jan.
16
16
2
W*
103*4 Feb. 14
4 110
Feb. 16
"
l0tn
8
" Jan"
"93*4 Feb"."lf
115*4 Jan. 11 117*4 Feb.
108*5 Feb. 2 110*1 Feb.
114*4 Jan.
4 117*4 Feb.
Feb.
108** Jan.
9 110
105** Jan.
3 107** Feb.
107** Feb. 11
4
106** Feb.
zl03**Feb. 13
72
..—
105
6 106** Feb. 19
5
Feb. 20
"72 "Feb". ""2
Sale
94** Sale
94** Sale
Feb. 25
104
——
6
Feb".
15
15** Feb. 26
91
93**
103**
104**
107** 109
118** 119**
110** 112
117**
103**
13**
11
Sale
15*4
33
-----
L035*
range.
17** Feb. 18
75
15 100
14 65**
Feb. 15 50
Jan. 30 79
43
75
tWlsconaln Gent 1st gen g 4s— 1949 3 J
Certificates of deposit......
Sup At Vhal Dlr At Tar 1st 4s... i486 MM
Certificates of deposit......
Worcester At Conn Bast Ry 4K«. 1943 Y'i
range. ■
t Accrued
54
49
79
37
Sale
tWIckwire-Spen Steel Go 7s. Ion mi
>
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
53
48
28
3
Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
96** Feb. 20
24
Sale" "33**Feb"."28 "37* ""Feb".""8
80
75
305,000 ▼oungstown Sheet AtTu 1st Be A'1978 AO
J
1st M 5s series B..............1970 J
326,000
n
Sale
J
.........
s
r
100
7
2
93** Jan.
70** Feb. 13
30
43
104
i
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s....... 1960 J
5,000
7,000
2.000
99** Feb.
20
18
5
18
19
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
105**
MN
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.....
93,000
10,000 Wllfcse-Barre At Bast 1st gu g 5s. 1943 I D
3
4.000 Wtlmar At Sioux Falls 1st 5s..... 1938 3
96,000 Wilson At Go 1st s f 4s series A... 1941 AO
39,666
56
33**
104** 104
f deb 4s.............. 1940 IfN
tWlckwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s.. 1935
Mi
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.....
Partlc
Feb.
84
Jan.
110** Jan. 14 113
104** Jan. 21 106
Sale
17**
17
94** Sale
"36"'
4**s gold.....
18~66O
74
56
79
15
Feb. 21
Feb, 27
96** Feb. 20
93** Feb.
70** Feb.
Sale Prices
96** Jan. 24
81
15**
99*| Sale
106*1 Sale
Sale
J
J
Western Union coll tr 5s........ 1938 J
1950 MM
Fund Ac real est
B...........
lY.OOO Wheel At L Erie RR 1st con g 4s..
198,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5 H* A—
1st and ref 4Hs series B.......
401.000
White Sewing Mach deb 4s w w..
"15**
....!
Sale
♦Assented..
ser
82
16
Sale
16**
15** Sale
Sale
General gold 4s... .......... 1943 A O
♦Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A.... 1946 M 8
Refunding 5s
&*
Sale
109** 110
108**
Western Electric deb 5s......... 1944 A O
West Maryland 1st g 4a.**—..... 1953 A O
J
1977 I
First Ac ref
153,000
Sale
106** 107**
38
Sale
72
91
D
Wan en Bros Go deb 6s..---.—-1941 M 8
Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3He.. ..2000 F A
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s.........1948 Q M
P A
Wash Term 1st
guar
17
18
46
deb 4e!939 M S
Warner
Sale
33
.............1945
Warner Bros Pictures
W
"33"" "42**
war)*35
♦Without warrants...........
63.066
100
79**
17
.......1980
♦Walworth Co 4 Ha serA(wlth
73
60
Feb.
8
Feb. 14
.....
Certificates of deposit..........
"8"666
50
48
82
17** Sale
16
20**
17** Sale
20**
Ref ft son 4He aeries G ......1978
Certificates of deposit..........
15,000
47,000
54
77
Ref At gen 5s (Feb*33 coup) B—1976
Certificates of deposit..........
102" 660
56]
99]
47**
Certificates of deposit........
143",666
94** Sale
95*4
5 83**
2 113
2 106
8
95** Jan. 29
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Prices
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
~I6""Feb~."23 "i2*4"Feb.*"2 "16"" "Feb".
9J*
8
9**
94** Sale
94
Sale
8
6
5
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
Feb.
9
92** Feb.
92** Feb.
Cash
8
8
6
2
8
9
10*4 Feb.
6*4 Feb.
5
Feb,
5
95*4 Feb. 19
95** Feb. 19
6
23
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
Feb.
92** Feb.
92** Feb.
8
8
13 K
Jan" "4
10** Jan.
7*4 Jan.
Feb.
30
21
9
98*4 Jan.
99*4 Jan.
9
9
5
sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below; 1
Oregon Short Line 5s gtd., 1946, Feb. 5 at 119 *4
Un. Steel Wks. 6**s ser. 0,1954, Feb. 27 at 44.
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range for the year,
Dominican 5**s, 1942, Feb. 25 at 66. Grand »T& I. 4 J*s, 1941, Feb. 21 at 106.
Harpen Mining 6s. 1949, Feb. 19 at 48**.
Hungary 7**s, coupon on. Feb. 11 at 44**.
MoT Pac. 5**s. 1949, Feb. 28 at 4**,
Ontario Transmission 5s, 1945. Feb. 8 at 112,
turo given below
Berlin City Elev. 6**s, 1959. Feb. 1 at 37)4.
Berlin Elec. Elev. 6J*s, 1956, Feb. 25 at 35**.
Brisbane 5s, 1958, Feb. 17 at 95**.
Buenos Aires 6s, stamped, 1961, Feb. 1 at 57**.
Gent. Bk. (Germany) 6s, I960. Feb. 25 at 41.
Pan Amer. Pet. 6s, ctfs. 1940, Feb. 27 at 37.
Rhine Westphalia 7s, 1950, Feb, 27 at 40.
West N. Y. & Pa. 4s, 1943. Feb. 14 at 103*4.
Rhine Westphalia 6s. 1953, Feb. 28 at 39*4.
Royal Dutch 4s, 1945, Feb. 27 at 105**.
Qept. Pac. Short Line 4s, 1954, Feb. 28 at 97*4
■'
*
York Stock Exchange
New
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
DURING FEBRUARY 1935.
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES
v
14,404,525
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
In accordance with a rule or the
lots except in the case
111,395,301
Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, aU stocks are now
small way.
of stocks which sell only In a
1935
1934
$220,256,000
February.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
56,829,952
33,813,657
Shares_
$384,503,700
825,488,400
>
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
:
•
.February
u
-
550,802,000
Prices are on basis of 100-shars
quoted dollars per share.
,
disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when
footnote In the month in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales In computing the range for the
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
regular monthly range are shown In a
AGGREGATE
SALES
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAN
In
Since
February
July I
GE
23,300
250
4,700
15,200
2,900
13,300
6,900
5,800
46,400
"l',500
19,600
4,400
2,400
1,800
400
Feb. 28 1935
47,700
I,540
13,300
27,400
6,500
26,300
19,300
15,106
134,756
4,900
39,200
9,400
3,100
-
2,l66
Preferred
..
Adams Express
Preferred
......
...
Adams MUlls
11",605
•
:
Addressograph Multlgraph 10
Advance Rumely—...
Affiliated Products.........*
Air Reduction Inc
Air-Way Blec Appll Corp....*
Alasaa Juneau Gold Mln 10
Albany A Susquehanna. 100
A P W Paper Co
*
tAllegheny Corp....
...*
Pref series A $30 warr'ts . 100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
25,500 Allied Chem Ac Dye....
4,066
Preferred
81,266 Allls Chalmers Mfg
12,760 Alpha Portland Cement
5,700 Amalgamated Leather
*
100
•
.*
1
...
700
Preferred...
50
27,700 Amerada Corp
37,100
1,100
*
Amer Agric Chem (Conn) pf_*
33,500 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
48,600 American Bank Note..
10
5,190
Preferred
50
12,000 Am Brake S 8c F
•
1,500
Preferred
100
87,300 American Can
25
2,700
Preferred...
....
100
11,100
4,400
5,200
4,900
4,700
36,600 Amer Car 8c Foundry.
15,600
Preferred
6,700 American Chain
6,266
Preferred
8,566 American Chicle
9,300
"5,455
21,300
2,000
4,200
490
•
100
*
100
•
Coal
Co
of Alleghany
County, N J
25
500 American Color type...
10
87% Feb.
Feb.
7
5
Sale
5% Feb.
Sale
23%
19
Feb.
18
Feb.
11
Feb.
20
IPs
Sale
3%
Sale
3
Sale
3
Feb.
3
Sale
3
2%
1 %
5%
4%
4%
6
2% Feb.
1% Feb. 28
3% Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
22%
24
28
Feb. 26 36%
Jan. 10 112
5% Feb. 27
7%
84 % Jan.
2 89
33%
29% Feb.
8
Jan. 12
10%
5% Jan. 12
6%
6% Jan. 15
8%
109% Jan. 29 115%
1% Feb. 27
1%
16% Feb.
6 x20%
14
26
5 114%
110% Feb.
Feb. 27
1
6
16% Feb.
Sale
2%
3%
1% Sale
5%
6
4 %.
5%
3%
5%
Feb.
S3
Feb.
Sale
18
Feb.
4
Feb.
18
2
Feb. 19
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
Feb.
9
Feb. 19
133% Feb.
134
Sale
Sale
124% 124% 126% 127% 124% Feb.
15% Feb.
16% Sale
16% Sale
17
Feb.
17% Sale
17%
18
2% Feb. 27
2% Sale
3%
3%
30% Feb. 21
31
32
29%
32
55%
55% 53% Feb. 14
56
Sale
26
Feb".
27
16
15% Feb.
48% Feb.
25% Feb.
4
18
Sale
Feb.
123% 120
Sale
111% Feb.
Sale
153% Feb.
Sale
153% 155
4 Sale
67% Sale
38
4
53
Sale
27
17%
17%
39% Sale
18
Sale
14%
32%
10%
55%
73%
Sale
Sale
57% Feb.
18% Feb.
1
52% Feb.
Feb.
15 27
5 122% Feb.
123
Feb.
157
Feb.
21
18
28
Jan.
7
"2
57%"Feb"."i6
11
Jan.
Jan.
30
11
20% Jan.
9
45% Jan.
9
11% Feb. 18
55
Feb. 27
Feb.
8
73% Feb. 25
2% Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
5
12
13% Feb. 27
32% Feb. 25
73% Feb. 25
2%
25%
6%
63%
4
66
55
8
66
7
Jan.
38
1
Feb.
38
Feb. 18
Jan.
3
Feb. 11
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
18% Feb. 18
52% Feb. 13
3
25% Feb. 15 29% Jan.
8 122% Feb. 21
119
Jan.
Feb. 18
110
Jan. 15 123
4 157
Feb. 28
151 % Jan.
13
18
Feb.
60
Sale
2
23
12
Jan.
43
18% Feb. 18
1
39% Feb.
11% Feb. 18
Feb.
Jan.
1% Jan.
47% Jan.
13% Jan.
5
13% Feb. 27
32% Feb. 25
8
10%
2
28
132% Jan. 15 Ml" Jan""§
4 127% Feb. 27
123 % Jan.
15% Jan. 15 17% Feb. 18
6
17
Feb.
20% Jan.
5
3% Jan.
8
2% Feb. 27
28% Jan. 10 32% Feb. 19
Feb. 18
57
48% Jan. 11
19
Feb.
57
Sale
120% 120%
112
3% Feb.
32% Feb.
Jan.
26
Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
Feb. 27
21
23
Jan.
7
28
Feb.
3
18
4 127% Feb. 27
27
17% Feb. 18
6
18% Feb. 15
135
Jan.
Jan.
"3% Jan:'"8
4
3
22% Feb. 20
21% Feb. 25
Jan.
1 % Feb. 28
3% Feb. 28
6 140% Feb.
55% Sale
16% Sale
48% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
36
110
31% Feb.
10% Feb.
6
Sale
5%
JkV*
89
8
Feb.
90
21%
1,200 Alleghany Steel
300
Sale
^..
Allegb ft West Ry 0% gtd.100
2,100
36,000
3,700
1,700
Ask
100
*
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 26
36
36% Feb. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 26 112
110
Feb. 18
5% Feb. 27
70 Abraham 8c Straus
350
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
Par
Shares
SINCE JAN.
1933
to
Jan. 1
Shares
60
110
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
selling outside of the
year.
13
8
Am
300
15,500
22,900
4,460
5,300
200
34,500
15,600
10,800
9,100
1,200
1,300
3,000
7,600
9,400
2,600
10,200
5,500
1,040
13,700
5,000
15,500
1,900
1,100
15,100
600
400
34,200
14,500
16,100
91,700
39,566 Am Com Alcohol
20
28,600 Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
6,370
7% Preferred
....100
39,100 Amer Encaustic Tiling .....*
1,800 Am European Securities
*
55,900 Am 8c Foreign Powqr
29,800
Preferred
*
17,560 2d pref A
*
12,806
Preferred (6).....
*
2,900 Am Hawaiian Steamship
.10
2,600 Amer Hide 8c Leather
_•
9,400
Preferred
100
17,266 Amer Home Products
1
29,900 American Ice
9,466
Preferred
...100
23,026 Amer Internet Corp..
..*
27,300 $Am La France ft Foamite
*
4,386
Preferred............
100
35,000 Amer Locomotive
*
8,500
Preferred
.....100
40,600 Am Mach 8c Foundry.......*
4,300 Amer Machine ft Metals....*
3,006
Voting trust ctfs.........*
33,400 American Metal
♦
2,300
6% Con* preferred
..100
......
800 American News N Y Corp...*
58,900 Amer Power 4k Light
_.*
27,466
$6 preferred
...._.*
28,406
$5 preferred
•
204,406 Am Radiator ft Stand San..*
430
150
49,900
10,500
10,600
"""625
53,900
3,200
2,500
1,800
140,900
17,300
15,000
6,500
2,160
151,900
8,000
8,700
5,100
170
80
19,100
960
4,400
17,400
1,500
4,900
67,200
6,300
23,000
1,200
1,500
730
37,500
1,700
15,600
16,600
2,500
2,100
Preferred.
........15®
Am Rolling Mill
25
American Safety Razor
•
American Seating
*
Amer Ship ft Comm...__...*
American Shipbuilding ....*
Amer Smelt ft Refining,
Preferred
Hi
2d Preferred...........100
American Snuff
25
^
.,
...
Preferred ..........
100
59,600 Amer Steel Foundries....
*
1,230
Preferred......100
10,400 American Stores
•
25,500 American 8ugar Refining. 100
3,500
Preferred .............100
23,866 Am Sum Tob
•
132,700 Amer Telep ft Teleg
100
16,600 American Tobacco....
25
55,460
Class B
25
4,400
Preferred
......100
10,000 tAmer Type Founders
•
5,390
Preferred..
........100
70,700 Am Wat Wks ft El
•
3,666
1st preferred
•
26,000 American Woolen.
•
33,700
Preferred.......
too
II,700 tAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
5,836
$6 preferred.............•
For footnote taee page
35
3
3%
27% Sale
25%
7
64%
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
4%
4%
4% Sale
17%
18%
6% Sale
14% Sale
11%
12%
4%
5
21% Sale
31% Sale
4% Sale
36
• Sale
6% Sale
.%
.6A
,
20
4%
15%
10%
4%
21%
32%
4%
35%
5%
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5%
16
12
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
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""2% "T"
17%
13
51
21%
6%
5%
37% Sale
21% Sale
5% Sale
5% Sale
&
78
15
Sale
80%
Sale
25
26
Sale
14
135
34%
122
110
66
124
IV*
88
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
——
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130
Sale
125
15
Sale
26
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
27
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb,
6
6
"24" ""Feb".
27
39
4 124%
79%
80%
137
3%
Sale
Sale
102%
77%
78%
131%
3%
11%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
5%
1
Sale
3% Sale
Feb.
53% Feb.
5% Feb.
37
1
Feb.
Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 26
2
Jan.
il*
3
26
27
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
15
13
Jan.
Feb.
3S
18
103
63
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 28
125
Feb. 20 130
2
17% Feb. 18
70%
_
19
14 110% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
Feb.
Feb. 27
23
60
Sale
2
12
10
18
18
12% Feb. 26 16.
6 134% Feb. 23 138
18% Feb. 27 24
18
4
67
Jan.
74%
28
4% Jan. 18
6%
20
3
% Jan.
6
20% Feb.
26%
14
6
32% Feb.
40%
18
4 125%
Feb.
20 121
128
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
5
14
72
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15
26
6*
13
Sale
10%
57%
6%
37%
J7% Jan.
Feb.
0
P
Feb.
Sale
12
15
Feb.
67
16
Sale
Jan.
5
Feb. 27
5
13% Feb.
7
10% Feb.
26
69
Feb.
1
Feb. 20 130
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb. 28
17
21
3
14
7
14
10
5
3
11
17
16
27
1322'
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3
1
3% Feb.
15% Feb. 13
Sale
Sale
9
Jan.
23K Jan.
15
Sale
Sale
20% Jan.
27
Feb.
6
92
Sale
11% Feb. 25
17% Feb. 18
81
26
40
Sale
5
22% Feb.
6% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
2
Feb. 28
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
1
37% Feb.
Sale
2
18
19
18
19
Sale
Sale
2
16
Jan.
14
11
14
Feb.
Sale
Sale
15
Jan.
_
18% Feb. 18
51
92
Sale
28
7
Feb.
39%
90
4% Feb.
20% Feb.
30% Jan.
Feb.
2
66
3
Feb.
Feb.
27
34% Sale
121
123% 124
105
105% 103
Jan.
3
11
1
Feb.
Feb.
20% Feb.
32% Feb.
21
3
Feb.
Feb.
"21% Sale"
Feb.
2
25
4
Feb.
11% Feb. 25
37% Feb. 27
5
20% Feb.
5
14
2
Jan.
Jan.
10% Feb. 28
84% Feb. 28
19
Feb.
80
25
57% Jan.
aig
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
35
Feb.
5% Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
6 % Feb.
Jan.
5% Jan.
23% Feb.
8% Jan.
20
Feb.
13
Jan.
5% Jan.
25% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
37% Feb.
6% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13%
10%
,4%
20%
31%
4%
2
25% Feb. 27
2
4% Jan.
2% Feb. 27
Feb.
15
88
38% Sale
188
104$
Feb.
4% Feb.
2% Feb.
17
5
_
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb. 18
2
Feb.
Sale
12
Feb.
Sale
10
Feb.
Sale
Sale
12% Feb.
133
134% 134% Feb.
19% Sale
18% Feb.
74% Sale
69% Feb.
5% Sale
4% Feb.
11
22
Sale
Feb"."
Feb.
2
2%
12%
10%
12%
3%
12%
.......
43.
30
35
2%
3
26% Sale
9% Sale
84
Sale
2% Sale
3%
4%
2% Sale
Feb. 19
Feb.
6
Feb. 16
132% Feb.
22% Feb.
106% Feb.
81
Feb.
82% Feb.
137
Feb.
4% Feb.
16% Feb.
13
Feb.
58
Feb.
8
Feb.
40% Feb.
1% Feb.
5
Feb.
28
15
18
1
6
28
5
15
1
11
9
19
16
19
14% Jan.
88
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
16
Jan.
Jan.
15
4
1
78%
129%
3 %
69
IS*
92
43
70%
3 132%
29 24%
7 106%
Feb.
Feb. 18 84%
Feb. 18 86%
Jan. 18 137
Feb. 27
6%
126% Jan.
18% Jan.
102 %
77 %
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14 112
37% Feb. 25
60
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
3
9
3
3
18
7
28
4
13
13
7
4
7
28
20
7
7
7
14
15
19
11
Jan.
9
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
Feb. 16
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Feb. 28
Jan. 18
11% Feb. 27
18
10
10
53% Feb. 27
5% Feb. 27
5
2
3
18
18
19% Jan.
Feb. 20 xl4% Jan.
60
Jan.
9% Jan.
37
Feb. 15 45% Jan.
1
Feb. 28
1% Jan,
3% Feb. 28
6% Jan.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHAN GE
In
Since
February
to
Jan. 1
Bid
Par
2,500
4,900
100
88,000
1,900
3,700
219,900
4,700
7,600
160
880
25
Preferred
\nucondu
39H
Copper.........50
Anchor Cap Corp..........*
Preferred
10'
11,700
185,000 Armour of Illinois new......5
16 convertible preferred..*
32,400
Preferred..
100
5,700
5
20,600 Arnold Constable Corp..
300
10
300 Artloom Corporation
*
Preferred.
.........100
30
"¥,866
Art Metal Construction....10
Associated Dry Goods
1
19,500
5,600
2,200
800
195,000
10,700
38,000
119,000
5,100
14,300
20,800
4,900
,
36,100
390
500
4,400
1,100
90
400
9,600
y
V". 11,000
800 Belg Nfat Rys part pref
8endix Aviation Corp
11,800
5,400
70,800
7,500
2,250
16,600
73,000
130
14,200
9,400
800
.
,
36,600
27,400
1,650
73,300
104,500
2,500
3,600
1,900
217,500
18,600
10,300
3,600
3,100
77,600
4,600
12,300
3,500
60
60
3,000
1,000
1,500
37,800
•
v
2,300
1,600
6,100
5,700
650
.
18,500
2,840
8,500
300
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350
i.
150
920
V
17,700
1,600
700
54
7
83%
9%
:
» 12
7,600
•
Brlggs Ac Stratton.........*
117
I*
47
;
•
....*
v.
4%
29%
3%
4%
%
\
2,800
48,800 Burroughs Add Mach. ......*
6,200 {Bush Terminal Co .........*
7% debenture.........100
4,100
3
2%
1%
%
2
1
,
%
100
Preferred
Sale
12
!
Class B certificates.......*
7
1
Sale
Sale
1%
8%
Sale
%
7%
14%
2
'
Sale
8%
18%
t
19%
8
36
34
200
1,410
'
"¥,400
V,
"4",700
2,700
8,600
480
9,500
24,600
1,000
25,300
y
14,000
10,600
.v-\
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2,200
17,000
60
38.300
2,000
1,000
540
t
10
20
i
49,500
480
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]
;
48,300
62,400
3,000
2,500
2,260
17,100
3,200
600
54,766
3,100
120
200
II,300
r
50,100
100
700
deposit.....100
Butte Ac Superior Mining.. 10
Butte Copper At Zinc ...... .5
t Butterlck
........*
Byers Co...............
•
Preferred.
.100
...... ......
4%
1"
13%
17
40
50
120 Canada Southern
.....100
137,000 Canadian Pacific.........25
*
4,900 Cannon Mills
2,700 Capital Admin Co Ltd C A..1
Preferred class A........10
2,810
110 Car Clinch F At Ohio Ry..l00
Stamped.... ......
100
120
100
136,500 Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
100
1,660
*
105,400 Caterpillar Tractor
144,500 Celanese Corp of America...*
*
8,200 tCelotex Co
Voting trust certificates..*
10,800
......
Preferred...
100
II,790
24,100 Central Aguirre Associates.*
100
4,500 Central RR of N J
•
13,700 Century Ribbon Mills.
....
Preferred
100
200
154,800 Cerro de Pasco Copp........*
10,600 Certain-Teed Prod.........*
7% preferred...........100
2,790
500 Checker Cab
96,800 Chesapeake At Ohio.......25
400 tChlc Ac Bast 111 RR
...100
0% preferred
.......100
2,100
For footnotes see page
43.
2%
6
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%
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3% Sale
9% Sale
13% Sale
53
49
10%
13%
22%
4%
34
26
33%
60
21%
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11% Sale
1%
2
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5
14% Sale
1%
1%
6
7%
70
88%
14% Sale
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7
5%
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14%
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42
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41%
3
9%
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11% Sale
49
55
n*
93% 95
38% Sale
17%
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2
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40
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23%
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3%
.
0
19% Sale
23
45%
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101
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11%
104
41% Sale
5% Sale
28
5
39
42%
la
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7
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Sale
sg
13
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
j
7
7
6
8
20
40% Feb.
94
6
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
1%
30%
31%
34%
2%
22%
44%
96%
49%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
1
Feb. 19
Feb. 14
32%
3%
4%
13%
13
19
4
18
% Feb. 27
Feb. 15
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6
4% Feb. 28
14% Feb. 5
1% Feb* 27
7
Feb.
6
14% Feb. 28
53
1
Feb. 27
14% Feb. 27
Feb. 13
40
37% Feb.
5
% Feb. 19
3
9
Feb.
Feb.
8
5
11% Feb. 28
53
Feb.
4
Sale
11% Feb. 26
35
Sale
34
Feb. 11
5% Feb. 16
>Sg 365«
32% Feb. 25
~§I%
82% Feb. 27
87% Feb. 27
55%
Sale
52% Feb.
93
Sale
Sale
37% Feb.
42
28% Sale
2
Sale
1-1% Sale
18% Sale
26%
40%
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Sale
10
Sale
99% 101
42% Sale
5
26
4%
42
41%
1%
1%
Sale
27
7
93
7
Feb. 28
1
28% Feb. 26
2
Feb. 26
1% Feb. 26
15% Feb. 26
22% Feb. 13
Feb. 27
9% Feb. 19
40
Feb.
9
Feb.
5
Feb. 18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
19
6%
26%
15
26
17%
26
21 102
29 42%
Jan.
Jan.
2t
Feb.
18
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
15 110
Jan.
11
5% Jan.
40% Jan.
22
22
26
26
25
15
2
Jan.
7
7
9
Jan.
53
Jan.
90
Jan.
78
2
Jan.
59%
97%
25%
33%
7%
29
31
23% Jan. 29
28% Jan. 15
4% Feb. 27
Jan.
Feb.
2
9
20
21
10
5
3
19
20
Jan.
10
Feb.
19
Feb.
14
Jan.
Jan.
9
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
25
2
Jan.
22
4% Jan.
22
33
11
23
Jan.
3
23
Jan.
8
Feb. 20
Jan.
7
Feb. 28
Jan.
4
5% Jan.
15
11
8
21
52
3% Feb. 26
3% Jan.
4% Jan.
23
1% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
31% Jan.
44% Feb.
96% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
27
19
26
12
23
8
2
7
19
8
9
30%
31%
36%
3%
3 £60
14 124
6%
4% Feb. 27
5
Jan.
2
6%
10% Jan.
2 13
64
Jan.
2 74
57
124
5
44% Jan.
7
11 109% Feb. 25
18% Feb. 18
4
5 102% Jan. 28
15
Feb.
4% Jan.
15
16
Jan.
2
2% Jan.
25
1% Feb.
7
% Feb. 20
8
Feb. 11
15% Feb. 19
2% Feb. 15
8% Feb.
2
8
1% Jan. 23
1% Feb.
7
% Feb.
6
4% Feb. 28
14% Jan. 15
1% Feb. 27
6% Jan . 14
9% Jan. 23
15% Jan.
7
3% Jan. 21
10% Jan. 22
14
22% Jan. 21
18% Feb.
2
1
Jan.
14% Jan.
1% Feb.
8
18
Feb. 18
50
Feb.
4
% Feb. 20
42%
%
3%
10%
14%
Feb. 18
Feb.
2
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
53
Feb.
4
13% Feb.
1
36
Feb. 18
6% Feb. 18
35% Feb. 18
82% Feb. 27
90
63
95
44
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
32% Feb. 19
3
Feb. 16
2
Jan.
2/
1% Jan,
3
14% Feb. 27
20% Jan.
7
60
Jan.
5
Feb. 18
11% Feb. 28
42%
1%
4%
11%
16%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
52
Jan.
53
Feb.
11%
33%
5%
32%
82%
87%
51%
Feb. 26
Jan.
2
Jan. 29
Feb. 25
92
Jan.
12
36% Jan.
28% Jan.
16
2?
35% Jan.
1
40
Feb.
Feb.
13
36% Jan. 15
% Feb. 19
3
9
2
Feb.
8
Feb.
5
18
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 15
Feb.
26
2% Feb. 13
20% Feb. 9
26% Feb. 28
1% Jan. 22
15% Feb. 26
22% Feb. 13
Feb.
10% Feb.
40
1
13% Jan.
36
Jan.
7% Jan.
37
3
7
3
7
4
9
10
9
Jan.
9
84% Jan.
15
90
Jan.
29
63
Feb.
18
99
Jan.
8
44
Feb.
18
7
4% Jan. 18
3% Jan. 18
25% Jan. 18
Jan.
26% Feb. 28
55% Jan.
4
12% Jan. 16
26 109% Jan.
2
30% Feb. 18
4% Feb. 20
38%
4%
27%
4%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
27
25
26
Feb.
7
48
9
4
27% Feb. 25
4% Feb. 26
45
Feb.
9% Feb.
102
27
19
Sale
38
7
44% Feb. 20
38
Sale
2%
Sale
40% Feb.
6
1% Feb. 20
1% Feb. 28
44% Feb. 18
1% Feb. 20
2% Feb. 19
40% Feb.
6
1% Feb. 20
1% Feb. 28
Feb.
7
19
2
% Feb. 27
Feb. 18
5% Feb. 19
5
Jan.
Feb"."l5
4% Feb. 27
39% Feb.
18
9% Jan
25% Jan.
28
2
11
12,
Z
5
4
55% Jan.
86% Jan.
37% Jan.
% Feb.
7
19
24% Feb.
7
20
23% Jan. 17
21
8
5 £33% Feb.
2
Feb.
5
1
20
Feb. 25
1
36% Jan. 15
19
90
Jan.
4
20
47
Feb. 25
20
Feb.
2 x60
Feb. 14 124
5%
Feb. 27
6
Feb. 7
Feb. 27 12
Feb.
2 71
5
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb.
7
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
Jan.
95
12
Feb.
72
7 106% Feb.
Feb.
15 36
9% Feb.
27
6 58% Feb. 18
2 97% Feb. 20
7 25% Feb. 18
7 33% Feb. 28
6% Feb.
4
27
11%
95
35
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
70
31
""1% Sale" ""i%Feb"."26 ""1% Feb".""2 "I%~Feb".~26
62
.........5
21,800 Chesapeake Corp. ......... *
Sale
52
39
Calif Packing Corp. ........*
Callahan Zinc-Lead........1
45,500
28,400
28,700 Calumet At Heels Cons Cop 25
5,800 Campbell W 4k C Foundry...*
28,900 Canada Dry Glng Ale.......5
% Safe
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
Feb.
5
Feb. 25
2
20%
41%
94%
Bush Term Bldge—
Pref ctfs of
10
23
12% Jan. 16 13% Feb.
7 112% Jan.
3 114% Jan.
14
Feb. 27
17% Jan.
18
19
15% Feb. 18 17% Jan.
34
Jan. 30
38% Feb.
19
26
Feb. 27
34% Jan.
18
18
64% Feb. 27 77% Jan.
1
18% Feb. 25 26% Jan.
18
10% Feb. 26 13% Jan.
18
Feb. 16
2
23% Jan.
Jan.
23 103% Jan. 22 108
35
Jan.
2 40% Jan.
15
10
Jan.
9
7% Feb. 27
16
% Feb.
24% Feb*
24% Feb.
x33% Feb.
47
Sale
50% x48
57%
58% Sale
57%
125% 124% ----- 124
4%
4% Sale
6
5%
5%
5%
6
10%
11% 10%
Sale
65
68% 69
Sale
3%
4% Sale
Sale
26%
28% Sale
Sale
3%
3% Sale
Sale
4
4%
4%
4%
71
•
3
Brothers class A ....*
%
28%
30%
Sale
120%
5%
5%
11%
4
*
4
30
3
21
21
23
3
Jan. 11
Jan. 30 43
Jan.
2 109% Feb. 23
7% Jan.
8
Feb. 19
29% Jan.
7
Feb. 2/
Jan.
2
Feb. 27 14
63
Jan.
2
50
Jan. 28
5% Jan.
3
3% Feb. 27
Feb.
23% Feb.
28% Feb.
4% Feb.
1%
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
Inc...........*
...........100
24% Sale
32% Sale
4%
5%
90
49%
It®
Brooklyn Union Gas........*
Sale
96
25%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
,
%
26%
25%
34%
2%
22%
43%
2
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
SO preferred series A......*
•
7
Feb. 27
14
15% Feb. 18
34 j Feb.
1
Sale
37
26
Sale
Sale
64%
18% Sale f'18%
11
Sale
10%
18
16%
20
33%
35% 104%
33%
35% 36
7%
7% Sale
53
55% Sale
97
9
6
20
._.....*
24%
104% 106
35
39
9% Sale
55
Sale
90% Sale
24% Sale
29% Sale
eS
llH
Bristol-Myers Co
......5
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit.*
Class B
113% Feb.
13%
113%
16%
16%
38%
33%
73%
6
Sale
»11||
Boston At Maine.........100
Class Arte
12% Feb.
11%
21
18
.......25
Borg-Warner Corp........10
7
Feb7. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
37%
106%
5%
21%
8%
"72" Feb"."2 '75" Feb"."l6
Sale
130
Sale
Feb. 27
28
Borden Co. (The)
800
105
Sale
Feb. 27
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
6%
500
150
v
7
Feb.
65
33%
68
28,900 Bullard Co
'
6
40% Feb.
6
107% Feb.
8
16% Feb.- 4
26%
6
26,200 Bucyrus-Erle Co.......... 10
Conv preferred.......
._5
29,900
Preferred (7)
100
3,000
Budd (E G) Mfg.
»
41,300
Preferred 7%..........100
II,340
Budd Wheel
•
32,200
*
1,400 Bulova Watch
34% Feb. 21
Sale
1.....5
Bruns wlck-Balke-Coll...
4
35,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
Corp...5
Preferred
113
36
w
Brown Shoe,
39
Sale
Sale
16
65
8
Feb. 18
1% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb. 18
9% Feb.
Feb. 18
10% Feb.
Feb.
1 100% Feb.
Feb. 14
37% Jan.
Feb,
5 108
Jan.
Feb. 18
3% Feb.
37
Feb.
1
32% Jan.
6
Feb.
7
Feb. 19
40
Jan.
44% Feb. 18
109% Feb. 25 107% Jan.
18% Feb. 18
16% Feb.
100% Jan.
.
Sale
Bohn Alum At Brass
4
8
Jan,
Jan. 30
6% Jan.
3
4% Feb.
8
70% Jan. 22
23
10% Feb. 18
52
Feb. 15
5% Feb. 19
2
Feb. 27
Feb.
30%
72%
.
Boeing Airplane Co
Preferred.....
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
18
100
Jan.
Jan.
110
86% Feb. 26
55
Feb. 26
29% Feb. 21
39% Feb. 26
75% Feb.
5
24
Feb. 27
5
Feb.
5
6%
1% Feb. 26
Feb. 26 23%
9% Feb. 26 15
10% Feb. 26 17
100% Feb. 21 102
39
Feb.
2 40
108% Feb. 13 110
4%
3% Feb. 25
9
Sale
.
6
34
23
»
Bon Ami class A.........
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb. 19
44%
21
•
Blaw-Knox
400 Burns
<.;,o
8%
55
900 tBotany Cons Mills A......50
Brlggs Manufacturing......*
500
:
J*
260 Blumenthal Ac Co pref....100
20
y/,
14
23
80
5
310 Bloomingdale Bros
Preferred
640
80
116,800
15,400
91%
2%
28,200 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
13,800 Best Ac Co........
*
210,300 Bethlehem Steel Corp...
7% preferred.
100
26,000
6,290 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
Feb. 28
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
10%
10%
12%
102
Sale
37%
37%
39
110
108% 110
3%
4%
5
37
Sale
34%
6%
6% Sale
43%
40%
41%
108
—
109%
18%
16%
17
101
102% 102
74
74
Sale
12% Sale
13%
116%
111% 130
14%
15% Sale
16
15% Sale
102
29%
.....
81,600
11%
14%
86
.
Feb. 27
5
1% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
23%
9%
1st preferred...........100
24
10
8
..
IH
...»
....
Sale
23
23% Sale
39
Sale
38%
39% Sale
107
109
Sale
109% 110
5
6%
5%
6
6%
22% Sale
23% Sale
21%
8%
9
8%
9% Sale
51
53
46%
50% 51
3%
5
Sale
3% Sale
4
25
19,100 Beatrice Creamery
Preferred
100
1,100
20
4,300 BeechJ-Nut Packing....
.....*
26,300 Beldibg-Hemlngway
100
36,200
25% Sale
4%
6
6%
10%
Sale
24%
H
16
....
"~2~, 500
Sale
29% Feb. 21
39% Feb. 26
75% Feb.
5
40% Sale
28%
27%
3%
Preferred
........100
I,520
...5
53,500 Barnsdall Corp
•
7,000 Bayuk Cigars, inc
270
21,900
3,800
29,200
42,500
2,000
Barker Bros
Sale
Sale
5
Feb. 26
55
45
80
79
Feb.
5
59% Feb. 18
30% Feb.
8
52% Feb. 18
82
Feb. 19
32% Feb. 18
6
Feb.
8
9
Feb.
4
25% Feb. 19
41% Feb. 18
109% Feb. 23
6% Feb.
4
27
Feb. 18
92
86% Feb. 26
55
39
Preferred........ ......100
260
200
103
87
50
30
195,300 Baldwin Locomotive Works *
Preferred..
100
37,600
.....100
135,600 Baltimore ft Ohio
Preferred
100
21,600
I,120 Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref.. 100
2,200 Bangor Ac Aroostook......50
'
'
81%
64
39
...
126,100
22,700
72,700
12,700
;
93
75
.......*
3,200 Atlas Tack Corp
*
53,000 Auburn Automobile
7,700 \ustln, Nichols & Co ......*
Prior A
1,020
85,400 Aviation Corp of Del (The). .5
90
-
•
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
53%
30%
P
25
9 19% Feb. 21
7
17% Feb. 19
Feb.
1
Feb. 15 106
Feb.
j
5
Sale
90
8
100
9% Feb. 27
4%
38%
12%
19%
17%
107%
5%
40%
118%
106%
6%
70%
3% Feb. 26
Jan.
5
9% Feb. 27
16% Jan.
2
15
Feb.
7
103
Jan.
4
4% Jan. 12
36
Jan. 16
118% Jan.
4
99% Jan. 21
4% Feb. 27
64% Jan. 15
85
Jan.
2
4% Feb. 27
4
Feb. 21
70% Jan. 22
38
.....
•
....100
4% Feb. 18
15
Highest
Sale Prices
"11%'Sale" "9% Sale" "~9%~Feb~.~26 "Il% Feb"."l8 ""9% Feb"."26 "l3% Jan"""§
P
RR....100
Preferred
810
100%
5%
26
100
Line
54,000 Atlantic Refining
9,800 Atlas Powder
v
I,300
12,300
3.800
V
Coast
Lowest
38
Feb. 19
11% Feb. 18
17
1
Sale Prices
,
Feb. 19
38
107
44
100
Preferred..
Atlan
.....
440
y
Top ft S Fe
Highest
Sale Prices
3% Feb. 26
4%
39%
Sale
Sale
16%
36
100
25
944 Atl G & WIS8 Lines
Preferred..
700
704
300
v.'-
Atchison
118
31%
2%
3%
63X
3%
7%
....100
60 Associated Oil..
40
!
1st preferred....
2d preferred.......
Lowest
Ask
36% Feb.
5 "40% Feb"."21
118% Feb. 21 118% Feb. 21
101% Feb.
5 106% Feb. 23
5% Feb. 18
4% Feb. 27
68
66% Feb.
5 69% Feb. 18
Feb.
1
102
105
104
Feb. 26 108
107% Sale
4% Feb, 27
5% Feb. 18
4% Sale
4% Sale
4
Feb. 21
4% Feb.
8
4%
5%
3%
6%
8
70% Feb.
8 70% Feb.
68%
70%
37%
21%
106
64
Armour (Deli pref
200
106
4
6,300
71,600
16,000
1,100
4,000
,
10%
16%
15%
80
100
Preferred
20
10
36
Anaconda Wire 4k Cable....*
900 Andes Copper Mining Co
*
19,400 Archer Daniels Mid.........*
"¥,756
4
3%
Amer Zinc, Lead At Smelt...!
400
Ask Bid
4%
3%
36
39%
9%
Sale
18%
18
16%
16
Sale
105%
5%
3%
39%
Sale
118%
105%
102
4%
Sale
Sale
68%
u
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Feb. 28 1935
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
MAR., 1935]
47
Jan.
7
6% Jan.
7
33% Jan. 23
6% Jan.
7
44% Jan.
4
45% Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
7
12
8
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
36
SALES
AGGREGATE
14,500
32,800
33,100
6,000
6,300
5,000
9,000
2,300
1,800
,
"
17,800
4,900
92",200
18,700
3,500
1,900
500
24,700
10,900
2,100
60
2,000
1,500
230
660
160
15,700
18,300
123,900
6,100
M 310
51,100
6,010
1,660
1,630
630
800
69,425
2,400
268,100
212,000
69,700
1,100
50,600
1,900
450
100
100
36,525
H ,200
98,600
111,100
.
1st
Commlnv Trust
Convertible
.
....
4% preferred—....
""'990
54,300 Consolidated Textile .......*
57,700 Container Corp class A—.30
Class B
•
48,300
8,500 Continental Bak dA.......*
Class B
•
19,100
Preferred
100
4,500
88,200
12,100
25,200
84,700
90,600
1,370
43,000
2,300
41,100
26,500
920
18,900
1,200
11,400
14,200
16,600
8,400
2,000
6,000
2,350
29,400
15,490
3,600
8,200
5,600
45,500
20,000
23
85
,
5*
115*
'
2
y
55*2
3**
23
'
*
•
...*
3**
14
30
5*
3
2**
14*|
:
,
2
3**
73**
64*2
9*2
5,400
Dun hill
Int
1
43.
Feb,
425* Feb. 18
21*2 Feb. 19
93*2 Feb. 19
**~Feb"~26 "I** Feb"'l
** Feb.
28
52 Feb.
5
Feb.
4
3** Feb. 27
6
Feb.
5J* Feb.
4
5
1
14
Feb.
23
80** Feb. 27 x82
Feb.
7
13
82
Feb.
Feb."
7
1 27*2 Feb." 19
Feb.
9
6 116
4 176
57
Feb.
18
Feb.
13
47
Sale
16**
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
9
77
Feb.
11** Feb. 26
25
Feb.
27
145* Feb. 18
Sale
18
Feb. 14
26 x81
7*2 Feb. 15
65* Feb. 18
45* Feb. 18
25* Feb. 27
20
Feb. 20
23** Fab. 18
Sale
105* Feb. 28
Sale
Sale
76**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
31** Sale
555* Sale
7
Feb.
Feb.
26
7**
69**
345*
4**
Feb. 28
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb. 27
46
Feb.
Feb.
28
415* Feb.
7
47
25
30** Feb. 21
18
Feb.
4
12*2 Feb.
6
11
Feb.
19
35*2 Jan.
29
20
Jan.
87
Jan.
14
10
295*
7*2
12*2
42*2
21*2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
18
7
28
3
19
93k Feb. 19
2 "lH Jan""l7
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10
4
Feb. 28
6*2 Jan. 17
6*1 Jan. 17
3** Feb. 2/
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*2 Jan.
15
Jan.
18
80** Feb. 27 z82
Feb.
7
13
Feb.
7
"24 5* "Feb." 1 "28*2
112*2 Jan.
161** Jan.
55*2 Jan.
Jan" ""7
Feb.
9
7 116
2 178*2 Jan. 11
Jan. 23
5 57
101
Jan.
3 103
11** Feb. 26
77
Feb.
26
6*2 Jan. 10
25* Feb. 27
19
Jan.
15
105* Feb. 28
7
Feb. 26
7** Feb. 28
Feb.
155* Jan.
27
7
85
Jan.
8
7*2
5*2
28*2
1952
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
21
21
8
15
Jan.
8
13
Jan.
8
15
7752 Feb. 23
41
34** Jan.
16
41
Feb.
75*
59**
515*
47**
32**
56**
Jan. 10
Jan. 26
Feb.
9
Feb. 20
Feb.
4
Jan. 24
Feb.
Feb.
7
18
1
58*2 Feb. 15
515* Feb.
9
47** Fab. 20
32** Feb.
4
4*2 Feb. 27
46
47
Feb. 28
Jan. 31
39*2 Jan.
29
Jan.
2
5
7
3 33
2 112
18
25
23
56*/ Feb.
59** Sale
114** 1145* Feb.
19** Feb.
Sale
7 615* Feb. 18
Feb.
1
7 115
6 225* Feb. 19
56** Feb. 7 62** Jan.
113*2 Jan. 16 115*2 Jan.
19** Feb.
6 23*2 Jan.
29
7
/
,
■.
•
110
Feb.
56
4
Jan.
• •
114
Sale
1
Feb.
6
Sale
32
Feb.
7
Feb.
26
25
8
Sale
Sale
27
75
Sale
72** 75
82
Sale
30** Feb. 26
9
Feb.
7
28
Feb.
44
Feb.
23
26
8*2 Feb.
4
715* Feb.
8
1** Feb.
1
405* Feb. 13
7** Feb. 21
34 J* Feb.
95* Feb.
18
19
385* Feb.
8
44
Feb. 26
95* FeJ>.
82
9
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
6
29*2 Jan.
4
7
Feb, 25
30*2 Feb. 26
9
28
44
Feb.
7
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
8*2 Jan. 30
Jan.
14
715* Feb.
8
552 Jan.
7
73
9
152 Jan.
2
.4052 Feb. 13
75* Jan.
34*2 Jan.
10*2 Jan.
23
2
42
Jan.
44
Feb.
4
26
10*2 Jan.
9
74
82
18
24
Feb. 28
Jan.
76
55* Sale
19
Sale
5*2 Feb. 27
185* Feb. 27
Sale
185* Sale
765* Sale
15*1
72*1
15*
75*
108*2
25*
7** Sale
110
109**
3*2 Sale
35*
5* Sale
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
452 Sale
Sale
Sale
5** Sale
1
Sale
5*
105*
4
65* Feb. 15
22*}
Feb. 15
Feb. 20 19** Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23 80
2
Feb.
Feb. 27
8** Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
5 109*2 Feb.
Feb.
6
3** Feb.
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Fib.
5
Feb.
6 125* Feb.
Feb.
4
1
7
19
26
21
1
26
6
45* Feb. 26
5** Feb. 28
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1
46*1 Feb. 4
6** Feb; 15
1
Feb.
8
54
Feb.
19
64*2 Feb.
6
8
Feb.
6
30
Feb.
7
1
Feb.
26
17** Feb.
6
46
Feb.
5
18*2 Feb. 19
48*2 Feb. 14
62
Feb.
6
68
Sale
1
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
48
Sale
150*2 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
15
6
15* Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
5 154
55* Feb. 23
4
6** Feb.
1
Sale
36*/ Feb.
2
395* Feb. 18
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
24
Feb.
Feb.
5
4
155* Feb. 18
44J* Feb.
7
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
28
45
4
3>f
185* Feb. 27
15k
Feb. 20
72*2 Feb. 23
15*
752
108*2
2*2
52
1052
4
Sale
""4" "Feb"." "4 ""45*Feb"."i8
19**
18*2 Feb. 27
61
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb. 27
23** Feb. 18
Feb.
62
15* Feb. 18
5
Feb.
9
11
18
2
Jan.
28
6
Feb. 21
Jan.
5
Jan. 10
5*2 Jan.
9
65* Jan.
7
1
Jan.
54
Feb.
3
19
15
73*2 Feb. 18
15
7
34
5* Jan.
165* Jan.
44** Jan.
2
15
2
15* Jan.
8
19*2 Jan.
3
48*2 Feb. 14
62
Feb.
6
68
149
Jan.
2 154
552 Feb. 23
35 k Jan.
12*2 Jan.
15
15
9
k
Feb. 18
Jan.
Feb.
28
Feb.
45
86
Feb.
Jan.
4
4
17
4
18*2 Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 28
Jan.
5
18
Feb. 23
43*2 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
6*2 Jan.
3
3952 Feb. 18
1554 Feb. 18
235* Jan. 30
1
5
1
Jan.
2** Jan.
Jan.
82
85*
6
5 112
3**
Jan. 25
1*2
Feb.
5
Feb.
6 1352
Feb.
16
Jan.
Feb.
60
F3b.
3
7*2 Jan.
22*2 Feb. 15
2252 Jan. 11
625* Jan.
7
30
6
1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5*2 Feb. 28
*2 Jan.• 5
46** Jan. 28
83
552 Jan.
25** Jan.
68
Jan.
18
18
11
10
7
2
152 Feb. 18
7 52 Feb. 25
7 k Feb. 18
57*1 Feb. 28
47*2 Jan.
2
22k Jan. 8
6
75* Feb. 25
75* Feb. 18
Sale
42
Feb.
5
57** Feb. 28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
41
Feb.
4
46
Feb.
18
Feb.
6
95
Feb.
7
Sale
8
6
20*2
98**
25*
9*2
1
83
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
Feb. 18
Feb.
8
73** Jan.
16
"l75*~Feb"~6 "205*Feb""i9
64*2 Jan.
17** Jan.
23
2
2054 Feb. 19
752 Jan.
24*2 Jan.
2
15
31
19
15
835*
55* Feb.
25* Feb. 27
79
Feb.
Feb.
,
18
70
19**
7**
8**
275* Sale
20 J* Sale
25*
73*2 Feb. 18
9*2 Feb. 18
33** Feb. 18
7** Feb.
265* Feb.
7
6
20
1
Sale
68**
Feb.
Feb.
18
8** Feb. 14
31
Feb.
205*
39**
18**
35*
77
Feb.
1
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
18
4*2
15
40
Sale
"38 5* "Feb"." 15 42 """Feb". "20
39*2 42
Feb.
9 116*2 Feb.
4
116** 1165* 1105* 116** 115
2852 Sale
27** Feb. 27 29*2 Feb. 13
285* Sale
35
Feb.
8 37** Feb. 25
36*2 Sale
34*2 36
38** Sale
35*2 Feb.
5 40*2 Feb. 18
36*2 Sale
12
Sale
8*2 Feb. 23
12** Feb.
2
9*2 Sale
225* Sale
205* Feb. 27 245* Feb. 18
205* Sale
1
16*2 Feb. 19
14** Sale
15*2
16*2 14*2 Fab.
6K
6*2 Feb. 15
7** Feb. 18
7*2
5* Feb. 13
5* Feb. 13
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'4*2 Feb. 19
3
3*2 Feb.
7
4** Sale
-
3
9
Jan.
■
67
8*2
7
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
5
Feb.
112
305* Feb.
7
67*2
3y
"Feb.26 "11*2 Jan'"3
26*2 Feb.
Jan.
315* Sale
6
10
67
72
Sale
85* Sale
25*
Jan.
775* Feb. 23
50
8
4
6 315* Feb. 19
Feb. 28
7 112
Sale
Sale
31
Feb.
77
11*2
■
3
45*
552
1052
752
52*2 Jan.
29*2 Jan.
109*2 Jan.
54
135* Sale
2** Sale
8**
26
26
27
27
23
26
28
/
13 103
29** Feb. 26
125* Feb. 26
1*2 Feb. 27
IK
26
"Feb"."'5 "l752~Feb"."l9 "l6J*Feb".'~5 ~18**~Jan""7
30
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For footnotes see page
15
35** Sale
15** Sale
3** Sale
25
i
1
12
20
275*
200 Duluth South Sh 5c Atl..l00
Preferred..............100
100
Feb.
23
27** Sale
20
...»
3
18
1
10**
29**
12**
1**
89**
130
.........*
20,600 Diamond Match
Participating 6% Pref..25
2,600
_.....*
87,500 Dome Mines Ltd...
18,300 Dominion Stores Ltd—.....*
108,100 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
2,300 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
1,800
7
4
:
19
295* Feb.
55* Feb.
55
........
19
Feb.
'
17 J*
Sale
45
455* 47
64**
625* Sale
155
150**
6*2 Sale
55*
39
36** Sale
14**
135* Sale
245* Sale
26**
44*2
44*4 Sale
78
80**
85
4** Sale
4**
22
Sale
185*
59
62**
66
1
Sale
1**
5**
5**
5**
55* Sale
652
57
42** 43
42
Sale
44**
18**
19** Sale
975*
975* Sale
25*
25* Sale
8
85* Sale
79
Sale
73**
61
65** 70
19
Sale
185*
5**
,
Feb.
Fab.
25* Feb. 19
3*2 Feb. 18
7
10*2
1st Preferred...........100
Class B
35*2
33*2
38*2
;
,
700
7
18 J*
32
40
-
17
75
Sale
1** Sale
40**
'
7
25
25
355* Feb. 27
20*2 Feb.
2
90
Feb.
2
ilg 1$
17*2
183
■.
10*2 Feb. 18
655* Sale
85* Sale
**
.—...—*
18
Feb.
3*2 Feb.
55* Feb.
5** Feb.
205* Feb.
15* Feb.
2*2 Feb.
2** Feb.
2
18
5k
31
6
20
Cream of Wheat ctfa.......*
452 Feb.
*2 Sale
465* 47**
37
2,900 Davega Stores Corp........5
...........*
122,600 Deere 5c Co..
Preferred
20
23,300
45,400 Delaware 5c Hudson..J.. 100
50
78,800 Del Lack 5c Western..
4,400 Denver Rio Gr 8t Wes pref 100
100
8,100 Detroit Edison
160 Detroit 5c Mackinac Ry Co. 100
5% non cum pref.......100
70
*
4,400 Devoe 5c Ray nolda A
300
100
100
6
44*2
Preferred
.........*
13,900
87,900 Curtlss Wright Corp....—1
56,200
V
180 Cushmans 80ns 7% pref.. 100
8% preferred
....—*
r* 110
25,700 Cutler-Hammer, Inc....—.*
,
4*2
5*2
—....
V
108
2*4
2*2
12**
Coty.Inc
26
Feb.
Feb.
5
9
Sale
75* Sale
103
25
........100
4
7
8
7
7
9
9
1*2 Sale
80
...*
Preferred...
Sale
6** Sale
205* Sale
19*| Sale
1%
50
'4,800 Cudahy Packing......
19,900 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
.
67
74
71
7 H
Corn Prod Refining
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26*2 Jan.
252 Jan.
4*2 Jan.
** Sale
4
20 **
21** Sale
1
1*2 Sale
345*
35** Sale
6
7**
8
32*2 Sale x31
95*
8**
105*
35*2 39** 24**
40*2
425*
75
8*2
85* Sale
5**
30**
45**
45**
Cuba RR pref
100
50,920 Cuban American Sugar.... 10
Preferred
..........100
8,020
r
115
28
44
Continental OH of Del...—5
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Continental Motors
Sale
58** Sale
22**
84*4
15K
2,410
10.466
900
43
*
Jan.
Feb.
26** Feb.
Sale
50
Sale
92
32
1
340
30**
32
555* Sale
305*
31
110** Sale
22
32
*
18,400 Crown Zellerbach v t c
10,500 Crucible Steel of Amer.—100
Preferred
...100
1,700
*
12,200 Cuba Co (The)
500
;
41
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
20 Crown WI1P 1st pf___
40,900
9,000
39,900
1,800
46
..20
Continental Can..
14,000 Crown Cork 5c Seal
Preferred
3,500
3,800
.
17*2
4**
Continental Insurance..3.50
122,700 Croaley Radio
"5",655
60
7H
45
Preferred..—
79,700
*
385,000 Consolidated Gaa...—
Pref $5
*
22,100
4,900 Consol Laundries Corp.....*
Consolidated Oil Corp...—*
132,850
400
8% preferred
100
6,600 Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
43,400
6,000
10,400
18,700
35,700
6,100
7
preferred (1H) —100
1,770
Prior pref z warrants.. 100
1
75",400 Consol Film Industry...
200
"1355
9
10**
Prior
16,566
1,400
38.800
9,800
23,600
33,000
3,100
3,500
2%
100
Preferred
7
4
15* Feb. 23
2*2 Feb. 26
2** Feb. 28
36** Sale
21** Sale
17**
165* Sale
102** 103
12**
13** Sale
775*
78**
80
65*
6**
7**
3
4** Sale
23
135*
Sale
18
205* 105*
8
12** Sale
7**
10**
195*
75**
705*. Sale
40
36*2 Sale
45*
652 Sale
58*2 585* 46
57
47**
55
72
5
100
4*2 Jan.
205* Feb. 27
12
9**
102
"9*2
.
2** Jan.
15* Feb. 28
3*2 Feb. 26
552 Feb. 26
5** Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
765*
43**
338
lk
......
5* Feb. 28
18
25
27
245* Sale
1135* Feb.
116
115** 130
Feb.
175
Sale 171
170** 173
,
56** 56** Feb.
55**
565* 565*
17**
Preferred...
19
Feb.
114
9
«
Feb.
245*
66
,
15
83
44**
*
*
110
5,200
18,700
13,400
11,700
4,900
10,200
3,200
13
45*2
200
7,500 Consolidated Cigar—...—*
3,600
35,000
150,300
10,800
1,800
57,350
5** Sale
Commonwealth 5c Southern *
Conde-Nast Public'ns.
50
5*1 Sale*
90
85
*
—•
Sale
Sale
905* Sale
6$
....!•
preferred
Commercial Solvents
14
32
2
—..100
preferred..
2
4
2
25* Sale
2** Sale
5
1** Sale
Congoleum-Nairn Inc. .... *
Congress Cigar*
680 Conn Railway 5c Lighting 100
>
18,400
110
63*2
37*2
———35
Preferred B
Highest
Sale Prices
"2" "Feb" "26 "2*2 Feb"." 19 "~2" Feb"."26
Sale
2
28
37
21
as
50
Sale
2
25* Sale
35* Sale
6*4 Sale
65* Sale
21 ** Sale
Sale
12
.
Class A
Sale
5* Sale
VA Sale
15*
'25*
55* Sale
28
9
-
Lowest
Sale Prices
"16** Sale" "16"" "16** "16" "Feb"." 20 "10*2 "Feb"." "l "16
3*2
71",300
570
:
3
31
22
2,210
'
Equipment
.
160
300
3** Sale
4
it*
♦
*
ctfa
Sale
2
---—-*
Class A rot trust
Sale
2
2H
21,600 {Colorado Fuel 5c Iron— .*
Preferred.
—100
2,690
530 Colorado 5t Southern.... 100
1st preferred
.——100
1,440
3d preferred
280
.......100
—*
28,200 Columbian Carbon
29,100 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c •
Columbia G 5t El common...*
212,900
Preferred
......—100
12,300
490
5% pref series B
100
....10
119,400 Commercial Credit.
Preferred 7%
—35
1,070
200
6** Sale
*2
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co..•
Preferred
—100
5,800
f
*
32,600 Collins at Alkman
'
Preferred—
—100
630
i;r
900 Colonial Beacon OH Co.—.*
480
8** Sale
*
certificates..*
A
4
8
Sale
24
14
60
-
8,800
39,900
Voting trust
Class
2**
4*2 Sale
3*2
■
Highest
Sale Prices
5* Feb. 28
15* Feb. 24
Ask
Ask Bid
35* Sale
.
3*2
55*
Special
-—50
"2",200 Cluett, Peabody ftt Co—...*
Preferred
100
180
*
8,000 Coca-Cola Co (The)—
Class A—
———*
2,900
Coca Cola Internal Corp.—*
""'856
270
2'
80 Cleveland 5t Pittsburgh—50
80
2,400
11,100
1
City Store#—-
900 Clark
600
2*2
2
■
5
490,900 Chrysler Corporation
13,200 City Ice 5c Fuel———*
Preferred
100
1,570
City Investing
100
720
23", §55
1*2
35*
15*
25
260 Chile Copper
110
223,800
3,900
,
Bid
Par
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
8,700 Chicago Great Western.-100
P
rred
———100
7,300
{Chic Indlanap ft Louie ptlOO
28,766 Chic Mil St Paul ft Purtflc—♦
Preferred
63,600
}J*
61,300 Chicago ft North West...100
Preferred.
—100
11,600
•
26,800 Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
27,900
13,500 {Chic Rock Isl ft Pac
100
7% prefferred
100
6,200
6% preferred-.———100
7,200
Chi St P M & O com
100
7% Preferred
——100
*
T.SOO Chicago Yellow Cab
*0
25,100 Cblckaaha Cotton Oil
11,900 Chllds Co
;*
"""766
,
STOCKJEXCHANOE
Shares
4,600
5,400
1
July I 1933
Jan.
Shares
■<
N. T.
Since
1
In
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
55* Jan.
2
40k Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb.
4
6
41
18
Jan.
93*2 Jan.
2 101
3
Jan.
252 Feb. 27
752 Jan. 28
10*2 Jan.
Jan.
29*2 Feb. 26
125* Feb. 26
1*2 Feb. 27
67
4
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
5
4
385* Feb. 15
115
Feb.
26*2 Jan.
34*! Jan.
34*4 Jan.
83
Feb.
65
Jan.
8*2 Feb. 23
2052 Feb. 27
14*2 Jan. 15
6*2 Feb. 15
H Jan.
9
*2 Feb. 13
3*2 Feb.
7
2
2
8
19
8** Feb. 14
Feb.
18
2054 Feb.
43*2 Jan.
1
7
19k
Jan.
45* Jan.
7
8
25
6
Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan.
29
78
17
5052 Jan.
2
Jan.
21
9 117
2
7
15
10
295* Jan. 28
37*1
Feb. 25
40*2 Feb. 18
1252 Jan. 28
245* Jan.
3
16*2 Feb. 19
7** Jan.
8
52 Jan.
9
k Feb. 13
5k Jan. 18
SALES
AGGREGATE
Jan.
u preferred
114",600
49,566
............
59 *4
104 k
85
13
Eastern Rolling
Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J-*
18,500
113
145
65*4
120
10
Preferred..............100
I,760
*
67,100 Eaton Mfg. Co......—
4,300 Mtlngon Schild
*
127,400 Electric Auto-Lite (The)...5
Preferred
100
2,450
3
68,000 Electric Boat
740
29,600
2,300
53,700
1,140
75
,3
....
Elec At Musical Ind—
2,000
-
200
100
6
5
126*4
2*4
nk
15*4
15*4
17*4
11
12
6*4
11*4 Sale
13*4 Sale
8
11
63
70
11*4 Sale
21
Sale
354
4*4
k
8*4*
50
m
Evans Products Co.........5
3
3
1*4
7
19
2
7*4
Sale
170
430
...——*
33t
72*4
76
6*4 Sale
53
56
100
200 Federal Mining 4c Smelt..100
45
48
50
65
•
100
4,600
5,300
13,700
5,400
II,400
f
7,500
:;p.
4,600
100
2,800
6,700
21,300
v
15,000
44,600
340
3,200
1,310
22,800
1,800
21,600
35,200
24,800
750
33,400
3,300
2,200
3,600
16,700
760
8,200
900
9,700
7,000
10,600
420
9,400
900
1,300
1,500
5,800
130
28,200
43,100
797,400
97,285
70,600
61,000
100
"""466
5,300
800
284,500
8,300
'
200
1,000
5,100
'
.....
-y,
■
610
i."
500
i
200
24**
General
Special
Foods
Gen Gas Jc Elec Cl
Conv
■
•
30"
470
16
116*4 130
23*4 Sale
11*32 Sale
34*4 Sale
*4 Sale
12*4
14
preferred A......,...*
(7)...........*
——*
13
14
Preferred A
Preferred A (8)—...
"54
—-—
M
r
':<■
10
8 Ii
' 1M
4?*4
13*1
12
80*4
96*4
8
26*4
»
!'
18*3
53*3
3*3
38*4
4
17
25^
7 H
Great West.
Sug
._*
•
25*
107
4*4
4*4
16*4 Sale
110*4 116*4
9*4 Sale
85*4
88*4
21*4 Sale
85*4
88*4
4*4 Sale
44
2*4
*
Great Northern pref..... 100
106
llfl
'
Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
Grant (W T)
1*4
1*4
17*4
18*4
17*4 Sale
16*3 Sale
24*4
28
13*3 Sale
74*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
23*4
27
24*4 Sale
'
*
100
s
1
;
6*3
3*4
21*4
22*3
Sale
Sale
6*4
3*4
22
30
24
Sale
11
Sale
14*4 Sale
27*4 Sale
...100
99
125
126
60 Greene Cananea Copper..100
18
37
50
Preferred
For footnotes see page
43*
Feb.
9
Feb.
5
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
1 60*4
Feb.
5 130
Feb. 27
2*4
15
Feb.
7
20*4
14*4 Feb.
7 21*4
45*4
*4
*4
56*4
127*4
1*4
18
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
141
107
Feb. 26
8*4 Feb.
6
1*4 Feb. 27
6*4 Feb. 18
18*4 Feb.
6
74
Feb.
7
45
Sale
45
Sale
4*4 Sale
3*4
3*4
1
17
31*4
Sale
*4 Feb.
*3 Feb.
Feb.
2
8*4
10*4
8*4
69*4
25
30*4 Feb.
6
Sale
21*4
3
Sale
Sale
70
7*4
Sale
Sale
36*4
Sale
8*4
2*4
6*4
24
107
19
19
Feb. 21
2*4 Feb. 27
21*4 Feb.
6
13
Feb.
6
68*4 Feb. 16
6*3 Feb. 26
22*3 Feb. 20
9
36
Feb.
14
Fe*.
Feb.
23*3
8
Feb.
8
3*4
34
2*4
5*4
Feb.
6
34*4 Feb. 27
14*4 Feb. 27
7*4 Feb.
5
118
Feb.
1 125
7
5*4 Feb. 27
2*4 Feb.
7
5
23
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
8
6
1
Feb.
6
Feb. 25
■
6
7*4 Feb. 15
Feb.
Jan.
7
17
Jan.
Jan.
17
4*4 Jan.
7
7
1*4 Jan.
20*4 Jan.
34*4 Jan.
Feb. 26
3
Feb. 25
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
6*4 Feb. 21
18
19
27
18
14
18
5
Feb. 20
Feb.
5
"61 *4 "Feb"." "4 "6l54"Feb"."5
59*3
Feb.
6
65*4 Feb. 28
116*4 Feb. 18 118*3 Feb. 14
29*4 Feb. 27 33*4 Feb. 18
6
2
7
9
1*4 Feb.
2
18*3 Feb. 18
17
20*4 Feb. 18
5
3*4 Sale
Sale
24
17
23
Feb. 27
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
Feb.
1
Feb. 28
20*4
31*4 Sale
10
Sale
30
10
12*4 Sale
11*4 Feb. 26
27
125
34
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
6
Feb.
18
Feb.
18
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Feb.
18
Feb.
Feb.
18
18
Feb.
18
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
3*3 Feb. 19
21*4 Feb. 18
23
Feb. 16
32*4 Feb. 18
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2*4 Jan.
20*4 Jan.
13
Feb.
68*4 Feb.
6*3 Feb.
22*3 Feb.
#
9
Feb.
35*4 Jan.
20*4 Feb.
117
.
Feb.
16*4 Jan.
8*4 Jan*
/
23*4 Jan.
8
23 110*4 Jan. 15
7
26 18*3 Jan.
6 94*4 Feb. 20
Jan.
7
2 56
21 22*4 Jan.
4
23
6*3 Jan. 7
15 25*4 Feb. 20
6
17*4 Jan.
2
Jan.
2
16 77
26 10*4 Jan.
7
Jan.
8
20 25
14
13*4 Jan.
2
Jan. 11
2 45
Jan.
2
8 120*4 Jan.
24
Jan.
22
6
15
7
26
12
Jan.
1
25
24
1*4 Feb. 16
2*4 Jan.
3
8
9*4 Jan.
10
Feb.
8
6*4 Jan.
84*4 Jan.
34*4 Feb.
14*4 Feb.
31
10
27
27
7*3
Jan.
4
87*4 Feb. 15
38*4 Jan.
5
18*3 Jan. 9
9*4 Feb. 19
7*4 Jan. 15
115
Jan. 10 125
Feb. 25
5*4 Feb. 27
7*4 Jan.
8
2*4 Feb.
7
3*4 Jan.
3
5
Jan. 29
7
Jan.
3
23
Feb. 27
27*4 Jan.
7
,
50*4 Feb.
6 63*4 Jan.
8
127*4 Jan.
2 134*4 Jan.
4
20*4 Jan. 15 25*4 Feb. 18
11
Jan.
2
32*4 Jan.
4
*4 Feb. 25
12
12
Feb.
Feb.
20
26
15*4 Jan. 15
57*4 Jan.
2
59*4 Feb.
6
11*4 Jan.
3
35*4 Feb. 18
*4 Jan.
13*3 Jan.
14
18
14
Feb.
5
16
Jan.
24
61*4 Feb.
5
65*4 Feb. 28
116
Jan.
3 118*3 Feb. 14
29*4 Feb. 27 34*4 Jan.
3
4 113
16 zl07*4Jan.
11*4 Feb.
7 13
16
3*4 Jan.
9
3*4
5
17*| Feb. 5 24*4
19
93*4 Jan. 22 99*3
26
1*4 Jan. 29
2*4
18
24*3 Feb. 26 30
19
80
Jan.
2 91
23
1*4 Feb. 23
16*4 Feb. 28
Feb.
Jan,
19
5
Feb. 18
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
26*4 Feb.
57*3 Feb.
133*4 Feb.
25*4 Feb.
11*3 Feb.
35*4 Feb.
*3 Feb.
16*4 Feb.
6 19*3
16*4 Feb. 27 26
Sale
13*3 Feb. 5 14*4
Sale
73*4 Feb.
7 77
Sale
2*4 Feb. 25
Sale
3*4
22*4 21*4 Feb. 25 23*4
23*4 Feb.
7 27*3
Sale
Sale 105*4 Feb. 19 108
4*4
3*4 Feb. 28
Sale
15*4 Feb.
7 18
Sale
116*4 Feb. 25 116*4
118
9
Feb. 27
11
Sale
45
Feb.
7
53*4
Sale
20*4 Feb. 27 24*4
Sale
88
81
79*4 Feb. 27
4*4
3*4 Feb. 27
Sale
38*4 40*3 Feb. 25 44
2*4
2*4 Feb. 27
Sale
6*4
5*4 Feb. 25
Sale
30*4 Sale
127*4 128
40
50
70
15*4 Feb.
91*4 Feb.
47*4 Feb.
1
7*4
87*4
37*4
16*4
9*4
6*4 Feb. 20
85
3
17
Feb. 28
107
Feb.
9
14
26*4
58
50
30*4 Feb.
4
12
106*4
3*4
17
113
9*4
49*4
20*4
75
91
8
28
Feb. 28
Jan.
18
1*4 Feb.
1*4 Feb. 16
Feb. 26
2*4
21*4
18
Feb. 20
17
Feb.
4*4 Feb.
5
3*4 Feb. 13
*4 Feb. 25
8 117*4 Feb.
Feb. 20
18
Jan.
5
5*4 Jan.
Feb. 19
5
22*4 Feb. 19
10*3 Feb. 1
6
19*4 Feb. 15
8*4 Feb. 23
12
13*4
76*4
14
45
45
61
38*4 Feb.
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
2
12*4 Feb. 19
23*4 Feb. 21
72
17*4 Feb. 19
Feb. 20
52*4 Feb. 18
22*3 Feb. 13
4*4 Feb.
9
25*4 Feb. 20
15*4 Feb. 19
72*4 Feb.
1
9*4 Feb. 18
25
Feb. 18
11*4 Feb. 19
12
1*4
16*4
19*4
18*4
4
70
15
Feb.
7
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
94*3
16
118
29*4 Sale
4
Jan.
Feb.
20
Feb.
18
65*4 Sale
Jan.
14
13
2*4 Jan. 19
9*3 Jan. 18
24*4 Feb. 20
19
18
II
11
117*3
4
13
13
13
18
1*4 Jan. 15
6*3 Feb. 18
17
Jan. 11
Feb.
18
2
18
18
Feb. 27
20*4 Feb.
Sale
60*4
Jan.
10
Feb. 19
17*4 Jan.
3*4 Feb. 26
Feb.
12
53
18
Jan,
7
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb.
6
Feb. 18
11
7
10
Feb. 20
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
22*4 Feb.
5*4 Feb.
10*4 Jan. 15
4*4 Feb.
1*3 Feb.
20*4 Feb.
32*3
Jan.
5
Feb" 28 109" "~Feb".~26
15*4 Feb. 26
6
47*4 Feb.
2
91 *4 Feb.
50*4
133
133*4 127*4
22*4
23*4 Sale
11*32
11*32 Sale
34*4 Sale
33*4
*4
*4 Sale
56
61
5
3
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
"19*4 JanT^lO
117
22
6*4 Sale
86*4
90
Sale
15
Sale
8*4 Sale
123*4 124
6*4 Sale
5
Feb. 28
4*4 Feb.
5
3*4 Feb. 13
*4 Feb. 25
32
35
2*3
58
45
26
I* a\H
8
Sale
23
2
Feb.
Sale
91
28
18
Sale
5
4
Jan.
7*4
49*4
*4
1*4
60*4
52*4 Jan. 16
7*4 Feb.
18
Sale
27
15
45
8*4 Feb.
8
24*4 Feb. 20
6*4 Feb. 27
61
Feb.
Jan.
8*4 Jan.
26
5
12*4 Feb. 19
23*4 Feb. 21
4*4 Feb.
8
61
8*4 Feb. 18
3
Feb.
17
10*4 Feb.
6
19*4 Feb.
6
3*3 Feb. 26
1*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
6*4
Sale
3
7
6*4 Jan.
1*4 F3b. 27
18
18
6
69*4 Feb, 18
6*4
22*4
87*4
6*4
56*4
3
29
5
6
13
18
2
Jan.
23 108*4 Jan.
7*4 Jan. 16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12*4 Sale
21*4 Sale
3*4
4*4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
18
20*4 Feb. 18
7*4 Jan.
4
20
62*3
17
15
Feb.
4 147
4*4 Feb.
9
10*3
56
Jan.
16*4 Jan. 15
3*4 Feb. 27
23*4 Jan. 29
Feb.
5*4 Feb.
13
14
Jan.
Jan.
125*4 Jan. 10 130
2*4
1*4 Feb. 27
Feb.
2
14*3 Jan. 2 20*4
Feb. 13
14*4 Feb.
7 21*4
Feb. 13
Feb.
22*3
2
1
8*4 Feb. 26
18 107
22
15
8
Jan.
7
5*4 Feb. 26
110*4 Jan. 16 123*4 Feb. 19
19
70
I
Feb.
Jan.
20
Sale
110*4 Feb.
6 112*4 Feb.
Sale 112
8
12*4
11*4 Feb.
7 11*4 Feb.
12*4
3*4 Feb.
3*4 Sale
3*4 Feb.
5
3*4
23
Sale
17*3 Feb. 5 24*4 Feb.
18*4 Sale
Feb.
8 99*3 Feb.
95*3 96*4 98*4 99*4 95
2*4 Feb.
1*4 Feb. 15
1*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
23
24*3 Feb. 26 27*4 Feb.
26
Sale
24*4
89
Feb. 26
90
Feb.
87
88
87
92
80
Corp.l
26
27
11*4
3*4
23*4
'
Sale
9*4 Sale
11
12*4
6*4
9
Feb.
Feb.
111*3
10*3
61
Sale
31*4 Sale
8**
3*i
*
Preferred
22*3
84
.
.....
61
116*4 117*4
100*4
Preferred......—...100
.....10
Preferred (5)
—.....*
Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
...—*
Common
General Printing Ink.......*
Gen Motors Corp,..
16
18
61*4 Sale
51
General Mills..............*
Preferred
26
54*4 Sale
...—10
———.—*
A.......*
General Italian Edison
Sale
28
.......100
*
1
62,600 Graham-Paige Motors...
100
22,800 Granby Cons M S At P
17,700 Grand Union Co trust ctfs—1
Conv preferred series...—*
9,100
500 Granite City Steel.........*
10,500
29,500
156,800
73,300
24
97
Electric.....
General
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
•
Sale
6*4 Sale
2*4
3*4
5*4
6*4
:;»
Preferred (7)
Sale
118
5
......
210
8
6**
100
7%..........100
Preferred
Gen
47,000
7% preferred ........
100
II,200
129,500 Goodyear T Ac R......—...*
1st preferred
*
6,210
11,900 Gotham Silk Hosiery....._*
4,300
12,900
73,400
44,700
60
Cable.............*
*
A
Goodrich (B F)......
60
;
1*
—
16,500
5,700
43,800
1,600
7,400
18,200
7,300
7,000
2,200
64*1
Cigar Inc...........—•
Class
5
48,000 Gobel (Adolf)
66,000 Gold Dust certificates .....*
■
100
\
General
1*4
8*4
6*4
85*4
36*4
16 *4
l*
::
.
600
>
5
General Bronse............5
26,300
Preferred................*
6,600
10,900 General Refractories.......*
Voting trust certificates..*
52,900
700 Gen Steel Castings pref.—*
107,000 Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
Convertible preferred
*
19,600
13,100 Glmbel Brothers—.......—*
>'. 2,500
7% preferred
.......100
*
46,400 Glidden Co (The)
7% prior preferred
..100
1,430
22,600
t
A
•
Gamewell Co (The)
....*
Gen American Investors....*
Preferred..—
..—..*
Gen Amer Transp Corp—.5
General Asphalt..........10
General Baking Co...——6
Preferred —_—.——*
Gen Realty Ac Utilities
7,100
1,600
7,600
24,900
—280
30,600
7,900
8,300
20,000
24,600
1,100
14,400
1,200
598,000
18,100
1,000
4,900
6,250
12*3
preferred.............*
.
30
: f
20 X
113H
Texas Co..——10
Preferred
—......*
830
II,900 General Public Service.....*
8,100 General Ry Signal........—*
Preferred...—.........100
190
550
4,900
2,700
.
20
Gabriel Co (The) Class
70
40
69,285
v
2d
400
70
I
;
Free port
*
pref——100
4*4
3*4
5
13*4
14*4
14*4
65
72*4 Sale
7
7*4
8*4
23*4
23*4 Sale
11
Sale
9*4
36
38*4
40
21
21*4 Sale
116*4
117
120
17
20*4
25*4
6*4
10*4 Sale
Fourth Nat'l Investors..... 1
Fox Film class A
520
313,100
22
10*4
8*4
44*4
6*4
conv preferred........*
Foundation Co
...—*
I,160
1,300
'
2
«
Sale
107
107*4
1554
16*4 Sale
94
92*4 Sale
50
5054 Sale
20
19*4
23*4
2*4
3*4 Sale
12H
600
6% conv pref ...........100
460 Fuller Co prior pref........*
300
280
■
*
58
.
III" "26" "III "19*4
13*4
67 X
47 H
7%
700 Franklin Simon
170
^
100
First National Stores
*
Florsheim Shoe (The) cl A—*
{Follansbee Bros—........*
Food Machinery Corp
*
Foster-Wheeler
*
Preferred series A
72,
19*4
20*4
31*4 Sale
85
Preferred..............100
Rubber—10
Firestone Tire Ac
60
Sale
1
Vs
A.—*
Federated Departm't Stores.*
Federal Water Service
330
7,400
ir:>
Federal Screw Works—.....*
6*4
19*4
27,900
9,700
42,800
700
37.400
9,700
24,800
2,240
12,500
17,400
45,800
8,800
5,300
4*4
3
18
20 *4
9,300
4,700
20,000
300
,
1.2*4
Federal Motor Truck .....—*
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
""'120
'
T
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp.*
30 Filene's Sons.........—...*
1,000
*■/
100
Preferred
300
1,200
1,700
Preferred
4
45*4 Sale
*4
*4
*4
1*4
129*4
1*4 Sale
2*4
15*4
18
16*4
17
Sale
18
17*4 20
19*4
Sale
5
3.160 Fairbanks Co.............25
Preferred .....—......100
3,520
51,800 Fairbanks Morse At Co......*
7% preferred..
—100
2,380
7.300 Federal Light At Traction—15
300
760
32,500
1,490
4,300
Sale
1*4
56*4 Sale
8
45
870 Exchange Buffet Corp ...—*
190
5
q
Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
14,500
56,500
9,300
32,000
1
6
1*4
*
I,500 Engineers Pub Service
$5 conr preferred ........*
5,300
$5.50 preferred
........*
4,600
$6 cum preferred
.....*
2,500
*
11,600 Equitable Office Bldg
100
22,400 Erie
First preferred.........100
4,800
Second preferred.......100
900
...—50
100 Erie At Pittsburgh
1,100
3,200
3,400
1,700
4,700
9,900
2,500
Sale
Sale
X
104
22
8*4 Feb. 18
2*4 Feb.
4
8
Feb. 14
6*4 Feb. 11
47*4 Feb. 19
*4 Feb.
5
7*4 Feb. 26
1*4 Feb. 27
6
*4
3
17*4 Jan.
5
91*4 Feb. 27 99*4 Feb. 18
126*3 Feb. 8 129 Jan. 8
Feb. 26
7*4 Feb. 18
Feb.
6 123*4 Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb.
8 147
Feb.
7 20*4 Feb. 18
6 *4-Feb. 19
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Feb.
5 28
4
Feb.
5 108*4 Feb.
Feb.
5
5*3 Feb. 15
7*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
46
33 *4
...100
Preferred
480
150
'
*1
5*4
111*4
143*4
17*4
3*4
23*4
107*4
4*4
8*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
7*4 Sale
5*4
6
5
.
206
v
"
American shares......
34,500
...*
44,100 Elec Power 8c Light
Preferred certificates
*
19,600
Preferred (4)
....«—*
7,900
*
10,200 Elec Storage Battery.
2,200 {Elk Horn Coal Corp.......*
Preferred
...80
1,700
.......50
3,800 Endtcott-Johnson
13,700
23,600
10,600
4,400
4,000
1,600
13*4 Feb.
107*5
92*4 Sale
5*4 Sale
7*4
Sale 120*4 Sale
150
Sale 149
19
Sale
18*4 Sale
6
6*4
4*4 Sale
24
Sale
24*4 Sale
107*4 108 y 108*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
4*3 Sale
Mills.
'
5
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15*4 Feb. 19
Sale Prices
13*4 Feb.
Highest
105
7*4
12,900
31,700
,
15*4
114
91*4 Feb. 27 99*4 Feb. 18
94*4 Sale
Sale
Feb. 21
126*4 127*4 128
126*4 Feb.
8 128
Feb. 18 106
Feb. 13
104*4 105*4 104
105*4 Sale
23
22*4
«
(El) .20
Du Pont de Nem 8c Co
Ask
15
18*4
14*4
100
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Ask Bid
Bid
13*4
09
.iw
6,500
6% non-voting deben .100
2,510 Duqueane Light 1st pref—100
10 Durham Hoa Mills prof-.-100
3.800
1,560
3,200
14,100
.
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Par
1,500 Duplan 811k...............*
1,200
1
f
Feb. 28 1935
1
Shares
Shares
■'
July 1 1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
MAR., 1935]
1*4 Feb. 23
Feb.
7
20*4 Feb. 27
79*4 Feb. 27
3*3 Feb. 27
40*4 Feb. 25
28
Jan.
10
Jan.
2
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
30
1*4 Jan. 10
19*3 Jan. 10
20*4 Jan.
3
19*3 Jan. 2
16
Jan.
5
16*4 Jan. 30
16*4 Jan. 15
16*4 Feb. 27 32
13*3 Feb. 5 15*4
70*4 Jan.
4 77
2*4 Feb. 25
3*4
21*4 Feb. 25 27*4
23*4 Feb.
7 27*3
104*4 Jan.
2 108
4*4
3*4 Feb. 28
15*1 Feb. 7 18
114*3 Jan. 19 116*4
9
Feb. 27
11*4
45
Jan.
Jan.
22
Jan.
10
Feb. 28
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Jan. 25
Jan.
7
Feb. 25
Jan.
54*4 Jan.
26*4 Jan.
7
8
7
Jan.
10
5*4 Jan.
3
92
Jan.
3
2*4 Feb. 27
3 *4 Jan.
3
5*4 Feb. 25
7*4 Jan.
3
5
7
7
3
17
23
30
10
50
27
Feb. 25
Jan. 1C
Feb.
1
Jan.
10
35*4 Jan.
Feb. 28
12*3
3
7
Feb.
Jan.
29*4 Jan.
23
Jan.
31*4 Feb. 28
127*4 Feb. 26 119
Jan.
17*4 Jan.
7
31*4 Feb. 28
2 127*3 Feb. 26
34
Feb.
6
17
35
Feb.
18
6
11*4 Feb. 26
26*3 Jan. 15
35
Feb.
6
N. Y. STOCK
38
N. Y. STOCK
Since
Jan.
EXCHANGE
Feb. 28 1935
1
Par
Shares
9,500
Guantrnamo Sugar
13 X
Northern..100
Preferred
..........100
1,100
Gulf States Steel
*
1,700
700 Gulf Mobile A
7%
160
preferred.......100
1st
2,000 Hackenrack Water........25
—25
Department Stores...*
44,700
Prefer red
100
15,300
10
7,400 Hall Printing
Preferred A
300
Hahn
..............
300 Hamilton Watch
P referred
240
:-
100
•
1,080 Hanna (M A) Co |7 pref
21,300 Harbison Walker Ref
Preferred
490
5,600
Hat Corp
430
*
0%.......—100
....1
class A
preferred..—..100
6H%
200 Havana Elec. Ry—
Preferred.....—
60
100
10,700 Hayes Body—...........—2
10,800
,
"
........25
W)..........—-.25
preferred
-100
Hazel-Atlas Co
434
14
23
16
62
67
40
21X
3034
23
57
6M
*
^Motors
*
—......-100
1,030
—
5,000 Hershey Chocolate
Preferred
3,400
13,100
10,300
5,200
17,800
140,300
3,700
6,400
10,000
42,900
i
7,200
3,000
122,300
84,600
....
7
87
89 X
Sale
132
12H
Sale"
76
75
£123 34 Sale
7734
0434
80
Sale
sift
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
80
122
78
Sale
Sale
Feb.
19
Feb.
16
434 Jan.
30
6
15
24
67
Feb.
2534
3134
534
6034
Feb. 18
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
2134 Jan.
Feb.
18
55
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
67
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
434 Feb. 26
15
Class B
-;-*
Household Plnance part pf 50
Houston Oil of
Voting trust
.100
Teras
certificates.25
45
Sale
10
4%
1034
9%
234
4%
13 %
Sale
Sale
100
13 X
Sale
ctfs._5
Hudson & Manhattan....100
Preferred
100
Howe Sound vot trust
—
Hudson
Sale
Sale
52
53 34
14
1534
2%
3
3334
8X
Motor Car—
Hupp Motor Car
Corp
A_......100
7
JJK
..100
A 1000
10
834
2%
31$!
11K
21
18
Sale
49
934
234
Sale
-
.
Preferred..............
100
*
6,900 Island Creek Coal........—1
Preferred......
1
140
3,200 Jewel Tea Inc............—*
92,200 Johns-Manville ..........—*
Preferred
.100
730
50 Joliet A Chic RR 7% gtd—100
12
Feb.
6
Feb".
16
350 Laclede Gas.............100
Preferred..
100
180
16,200 Lambert Co (The)——.—*
700 Lane Bryant
—...—•
..5
19,300 Lee Rubber A Tire
5,500 Lehigh Portland Cement..50
Preferred..............100
21,800 Lehigh Valley..........—50
*
14,200 Lehigh Valley Coal
Preferred...
.......50
13,300
.....*
20,800 Lehman Corn (The)
7,700 Lehn A Fink Products Co..5
94,700 Llbby-Owens Ford Glass...*
18
934 Feb.
18
8
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
934 Jan.
Jan.
75
15
81
334 Feb. 19
2
9434 Feb. 23
13 130
Feb. 25 150
9
16
Feb.
Feb.
73X Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
122
77
104
2
16
Feb. 13
Feb. 25
Feb. 20
7634 Feb. 21
9 125
80
Feb. 26
19
2
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb. 18
JH
27
Sale
Sale
39% Sale
142
141
7,
2%
23 X
125
Sale
126
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
1
Sale
9X
734 Sale
22 X
22X
24% Sale
Sale
99 X Sale
101
Sale
30 X
30
ir
Sale
44
Sale
20
22
72
23
Sale
9
Sale
22
1054
10
84
71X
6X 7 634
33%
■
34
112
130
10
8X
69 X
Sale
ilH
Sale
72
Sale
5% Feb.
3$4 Feb.
3634 Feb.
151X Feb.
4% Feb.
26X Feb.
38% Feb.
®137 34 Feb.
1$4 Feb.
234 Feb.
7
33
Sale
56 %
Sale
Sale
122
Sale
135
175
Sale
61
64X
Jan.
10
8
7334 Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
5
Feb.
Feb. 18
1
234 Feb.
Feb.
18
8
Feb.
1
6
20
Feb. 28
434 Feb.
334 Feb.
Feb.
234 Feb.
634 Feb.
434 Feb.
18
18
19
14
6
16
2
Feb.
7334 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
734 Jan.
15
31
6
2
Feb.
6
17 34
334
5234
534
1334
-
43
Jan.
2 34 Feb.
15
27
834 Feb. 27
6
834 Feb.
2
Feb. 26
7
Feb. 27
6
234 Feb.
3034 Jan. 11
65
Jan.
109
Jan.
50J4 Jan.
28
7
16
27
4
12 $4 Jan.
15
11%
Jan
2234 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1
934 Feb.
2434 Feb. 28
15 24 X Feb. 18
8 126 34 Feb. 19
25
9
21
6K Feb. 25
Jan.
27
Feb.
18
12
Feb.
26
10
Feb.
75
Jan.
7
Feb.
3434 Feb.
25
21
31
Feb.
19
110
53% Feb.
6 57
4634 Feb. 27 55
Feb. 26 122
Feb. 19 130
6034 Feb. 27 6434
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
1
Feb.
Feb. 19
7
Feb.
¥
21
43 34 Feb.
2134 Jan. 31
6934 Feb. 28
734 Feb. 27
120
130
5
29
8
7
19
Jan.
7
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan,
10
28
75
Jan.
3
934 Jan.
1234 Jan.
10
4
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10
7
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7 36
Jan. 22 115
6
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634 Jan.
5334 Feb.
8
7
2
9
234 Jan.
334 Feb. 20
9834 Jan.
29
2
25
18
2 14034 Feb. 27
2134 Jan.
7 101
Feb. 26
Feb. 13 3034 Feb. 19
2
Feb.
Feb. 27 45
Feb. 18
Feb. 15 23
1
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28
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Feb.
115
Jan.
5
7
7
Feb.
93
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10
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Feb.
Feb.
4
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 15
42 34 Jan.
Jan. 15 161X Feb.
Feb. 27
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Feb.
5 33
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Jan. 15 4334 Jan.
Feb.
15
1
7
10
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4
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2
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33
7
7034 Feb. 20
Feb. 28
120
2
5534 Jan.
8
334 Jan.
Feb. 14
1634 Feb. 19
134 Feb. 27
234 Jan. 15
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
23 34 Jan.
5734 Jan.
25
3
27
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7
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16
1
2
1834 Jan.
11
Feb.
31
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"334 Feb". 25
334 Feb. 16
2
1534 Jan.
18
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634 Feb.
12 34
934 Feb. 26
16 % Feb. 26
50
Feb. 25
18
18
22
29 X
43$4
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734 Feb. 27
5
10
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7
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7
7
5
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8 126K Feb. 19
9
25
20
36 34 Jan.
3
7
2
23
9
27
20
8
2
534 Feb. 28
3 34 Feb. 26
19
2
25
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9X Jan.
Jan.
834 Feb. 28
338
Feb.
5 391X Jan.
18
Feb. 25
9
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
18
19
7
Jan.
18
634
2934
43%
4 14034
27
234
8
334
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2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
25
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7734 Jan.
9 125
2
18
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23
16
19
42
27
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8634 Jan.
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3
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334 Jan.
9434 Feb.
Jan.
130
150
Feb.
4
11
14
11534 Feb. 27 11534 Feb. 27
8
Feb. 18
634 Feb. 27
12
Feb. 18
9
Feb. 27
834 Feb. 18
734 Feb.
6
Feb. 19
16
Feb.
5 19
8
12
Sale
Sale
14234 Jan.
49
18
2 161X
26
11234 Feb.
Sale
Sale
145
46 %
1%
%
%
6%
28
26
5
26
8434
115
54% Sale
50
122
2
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
2
Feb. 18
Feb.
834 Feb.
6
234 Feb.
323 Feb. 18
3% Feb. 25
3% Feb. 16
16
Jan.
Jan.
85
127
Feb.
54
13% Feb
2X Feb. 27
19
1834 Feb.
Feb.
23 X Sale
22% Feb.
Feb.
12534 12834 125
2$
234
118
6
2
Feb.
16
9$4 Feb.
16% Feb.
50
Feb.
7
Feb.
2X Feb.
30X Feb.
65% Feb.
Sale
38
17 20
7 102
6
7
26
104
Sale
Sale
Feb.
2
23
2 10534 Feb. 25
2 34 Jan.
26
6 10554 Feb.
26
834 Feb.
334 Feb.
434 Feb.
1634 Feb. 19
Sale
534 Feb.
122
Sale
4%
15%
2%
16 34 Jan.
9934 Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
Feb.
M
63 X
1,900 Kress (S H) A Co
•
63,300 Kroger Grocery A Bak...—.*
7
13
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
5 X Feb.
Feb.
234 Feb.
15
8
101
85
18
63% Jan.
34 Jan.
81
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
15
•18
434 Feb. 27
634 Feb.
6
Jan.
3
Feb. 18
Jan.
8
Jan. 11
15
55
Sale
30
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
159
115%
W
760
7% preferred...........100
400 Kresge Dept Stores—......1
210
8% preferred...........100
Feb. 27
Feb.
Sale
Steel pref.100
3,500 Kansas City Southern....100
Preferred
100
2,300
7,700 Kaufman Dept Stores ..512.50
....
5
15,700 Kayser(J) A Co
Kefth-Albee Orpheum pf-109
69",700 t Kelly Springfield Tire
5
16,500
6% preferred—...........*
KelseyfHayes Wheel—
Convertible class A.......1
1,300
Conv class B.............1
1,200
—...*
134,700 Kelvtnator Co
560 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
199,900 Kennecott Copper ........*
1,300 Klmbsrly •Clark ............ *
1,400 Kinney (G R).............-*
8% preferred...........—*
1,580
10
101,200 Kreage (S S) Co
58
70
120
"I
60 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B •
43.
aW
Sale
Sale
1
Class C
-—*
14,800
Preferred...
.......100
35,000
*
6,200 Internat Printing Ink
Preferred...
.......100
2,110
3,000 International Salt.........*
*
10,900 International Shoe
2,300 International Sliver....—100
7% preferred
.......100
1,020
*
221,400 Internet Tel A Tel....
.—*
7,700 I nterstate Dept Stores
For footnotes see page
k
69 X
120
52
Class B_.........
Jones A Laugh
8
Feb.
7
Feb. 26
ll*
Sale
147,000 Internat Harvester.......—*
7% preferred
100
4,400
23,800 Internat Hydro-RIec Sys A. 25
7,100 Internat Mercan Marine....*
Corp..—
51%
14
2%
;66
Int Rys of Cent Amer
.*
Certificates.....—...*
20
Preferred
100
740
10,900 Intercontinental Rubber...*
.....*
19,800 Inter lake Iron....
25,600 Internet Agricultural......*
Prior preferred
.—100
13,000
12,500 Int Business Machines.....*
13,600 Internat Carriers Ltd....—1
...—*
50,500 Internet Cement
1,500 tntertype
Sale
Sale
"""210
215,300 Internat Nickel of Canada..*
PreferreJ
...100
500
Internat Paper pref 7%-.100
"6",006 Internat Paper A Power cl A *
32%
834
54%
13 $4
2%
46%
3%
834
9%
2X
11,
25
18
19
20
Feb.
1 102
234 Feb. 19
Feb.!21
23
4
8
63
2 10534 Feb.
Feb.
20
6
1
18
25
67
25
7X Feb.
8% Feb. 28 10
5 379
Feb.
Sale 338
31
Feb. 27 35
Sale
6
934
7% Feb.
Sale
56
7
51X Feb.
56
6
Feb.
1534
1434 14
3
2% Feb. 16
3
6
44
Feb.
5034
Sale
434
2% Feb. 27
Sale
8% Feb. 27 1034
Sale
6
1234
8X Feb.
Sale
Sale
1934
54
366
Feb.
2134 Feb
8>! „Sale
347
1
Feb. 21
67
~2%
2$4
2%
2$4 Sale
89
94
92 X
130X 131% 130
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147X
150
15
234 Feb. 19
4
22% Feb.
30X Feb. 19
4% Feb. 27
56
Feb. 27
5% Feb. 13
9% Feb. 18
4*
13
Highest
Sale Prices
23
jl
X
X
5X
2%
334 Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 16
4% Feb. 26
11
Feb.
7
14
Feb. 26
58
Feb. 27
19
,
82
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Feb.
1
104
105X 107
10334 105
Sale ■
17%
1834 Sale
101X
101X Sale 102
5%
"~634
634
5*4
8,600 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
1
8,300 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
54,400 tlnterboro Rap Tran v t c 100
Certificates of deposit....*
eVA
$4 Sale
1,800 Indian Refining
119,700 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
10,600 Ingersoll-Kand.......—-—•
80
0% preferred
..—100
—*
25,300 Inland Steel
500
6%
9
Leased line stock
4,670
7
61
Sale
8
*
5
Homestake Mining-......100
Houdallle-Hershey cl A
*
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500
5X
Sale
Hollander (A) A Son
310
1,900
f?K
5fA
2534
31X
Holland Furnace.
preferred.....—.*
270
■
*8*
70
66
22
60
105% 107
7X Sale
Conv
68,900 Illinois Central
6% pref series
1,700
,
59
Sale
145
7%
9,100 Hercules Powder
<
31X
Sale
5
150
Hercules
Sale
23X
5X
4
11
123
7,200
1%
18
21X
800 Helme (G
;
Sale
19
6
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
IX
—
Preferred..
450
PRICES IN
Low from
July I 1933
STOCKS
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
57
46 k Feb. 27
57 $4
120
Feb. 26 125
130
Feb. 19 130
2 73
56X Jan.
7
Feb. 25
Jan.
8
Feb. 19
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
11534 Feb. 27 11534 Feb. 27
8 34 Jan.
7
634 Feb. 27
9
Feb. 27
1334 Jan.
7
6
734 Feb.
8% Feb. 18
15 34 Jan. 17
19
Feb. 19
40
Sale
iox
134 Feb. 26
Feb. 27
11%
8
7
J
94
16$4
6
4%
ill!
Sale
95
Sale
1
5
Sale
62
109
17X Feb. 18
1
11
Feb.
5
434 Feb.
Feb.
3334 Feb.
1
22
Feb.
Ill
Feb.
18
1
4
28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
Feb.
Jan.
112
Jan.
4
56
Feb.
6934 Jan.
2834 Jan.
56
Feb. 28
42
Jan.
4
6334 Feb. 20
2634 Feb. 18
60
Jan.
Sale
12
14
93
Sale
1534
94
Sale
2X Sale
12
Sale
Sale
29$! Sale
15
Sale
15
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
2034 26
27 $4 Sale
7
7%
113-4
12
13X
15
26X
2634
6$4
1054
14
Feb.
98
6X
92
Feb.
7
634
134
834
6934
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
934 Sale
7034 Sale
15 X Sale
27
Sale
6
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
27
27
27
1534 Feb.
£2634 Feb. 27
2334 Feb.
Feb.
24
28
Feb. 26
31
9
Feb.
6
2834 Jan.
4
Feb.
1234 Feb. 18
Feb.
13
27
20
Feb.
30
Feb.
2834 Feb.
834 Feb.
Feb.
18
Feb.
6
Feb.
20
Jan.
3
1034 Feb. 18
1
234 Feb.
Feb.
6
27
Jan.
Jan.
lfH
3In
20X Jan.
10634 Jan.
334 Jan.
6
2334 Feb. 27
2
9
29
7
8
3
23
18
4
17
28
7
2
95
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
35
16 X
5
61
27 X
11
Feb.
11
4% Jan.
1834 Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4734 Feb.
20
7IX
95
17
17
734 Jan.
Jan.
3 34 Feb.
6
1534
9034
1534
1034
64 X
Sale
9
15
2 $4 Jan.
1334 Jan.
134 Feb.
734 Jan.
A%
50
25X
30
Feb.
28
Feb.
6
334 Feb.
1834 Feb. 18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
33X
20 X Sale
11034 Sale
43
7
Feb.
9234 Feb.
1534 Feb.
1034 Feb.
Sale
1
134 Feb.
1234 Feb. 18
99
as
Feb.
Feb.
9
19
8
1734 Feb.
30 X Feb. 18
26
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb.
17
27
Feb.
27
Jan.
21
12
8
9
Jan.
3
1234 Jan.
7
17% Jan.
7
99
Feb. 20
1134 Jan.
7
2K Jan.
4
1234 Jan. 23
7434 Feb. 19
17 X Jan. 25
32 34 Jan.
2
SALES
AGGREGATE
STOCK
N. Y.
MAR., 1935]
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
February
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
.
.
.....
...
.....
90,900
1,600
11,000
I,740
11,400
14,800
24,500
6,700
770
3,900
7,ooo
7,400
1.300
•
3,000
/
90
Lortllard (P> common
;
550
1,000
1,230
""360
15,100
600
preferred
1,400
'
Preferred
130
2,600
8,700
44,900
18,000
16,200
4,800
19,800
6,600
35,600
10,400
4,300
38%
Sale
11
12
1
1%
5% Sale
6 X Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.
.
34
Sale
f3 preferred
36,800
10,200
1,100
90,900
II,200
53,000
28,300
40,400
2,600
20,500
19,700
2,110
200
35,800
5,100
20,800
12,500
10,800
900
9,000
5,200
420
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Bobbins..——-5
Sale
A—...AO
A....*
Sale
{McLellan Stores class
93
........100
..*
Preferred
Sale
Melville Shoe Corp
a¥A
Sale
—...1
Mengel Co
...—-.100
*
Preferred
30
80 Merch Ac Min Transp Co
80
6,400
84,700
1,300
8,500
26,000
23,100
1,660
12,500
200
400
35,500
500
4,200
10,700
7,200
420
Sale
Co new.....5
Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref..27
Meats Machine
Sale
.......-A
Petroleum.10
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
Mlnn-Honeywell Reg Co—
900
4,300
100
300
200
760
1,430
36,700
43,800
11,300
25,500
27,300
3,200
10,400
2,200
10,800
119,800
1,900
329,400
4,700
"5",300
13.660
21,000
6,200
24,600
Morrell
Morris Ac
17.806
45,200
190
5,200
4,600
57,700
1,300
12,000
50,000
72,200
17,610
119,700
1,000
1,900
-
500
160
31.400
200
800
62,900
Nat Power At
7,800
9,000
5,000
1,200
53,400
6,400
1,510
14,400
14,400
7,600
140
2nd
preferred
460
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
22%
7%
7%
18
27
31
tit
43.
Jan.
Jan.
2
5
Jan.
2
7
Jan.
_2%
10
25% Jan.
11% Jan.
Feb. 27
Jan.
39%
5%
33
32%
84%
28%
Feb. 18
32
Jan.
2 148
44
6
Jan.
7
Feb.
9
8
15
Feb.
18
Feb.
57%
8%
36%
90%
15
18
14% Feb. 19
89% Feb. 11
45% Feb. 21
Feb. 19
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
92
Feb.
28
32
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6
13
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69
5
15
8%
44%
15
99
7
15
12
44%
15%
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12
90
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45%
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28%
3%
12%
13%
2
28
28
Jan.
23
Feb. 25
Jan. 15
11
25% Feb.
9
30% Feb.
28
Feb.
3% Feb.
12% Feb.
13% Feb.
65
Feb.
72% Feb.
106
Feb.
20
4% Feb. 27
33% Feb. 27
Feb.
18
Feb.
2
Feb.
18
7
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb'.
11
1
Feb.
26
Feb.
2
Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
18
18
1% Feb. 26
1% Feb. 25
3
Feb. 27
6% Feb. 27
1% Feb. 25
2
Feb. 26
27
6
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb.
2
19
18
1,
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
58
6i
Feb.
26
24%
27%
2%
10%
10%
61%
18
Jan.
105
70
72%
15
Jan.
9 106
18
Jan.
30
Feb. 18
Feb. 21
Feb. 18
61
2
3
25
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
4
16% Jan.
60% Jan.
30% Jan.
3
3
4
13% Feb. 27
55
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Jan.
7
Feb. 11
Jan. 21
Jan. 14
6% Jan.
14% Jan.
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13% Feb. 27
5
55% Feb.
24% Feb. 27
6
61
Feb.
5%
41%
%
1%
4% Feb. 27
33% Feb. 27
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7
1
Jan.
5
3% Feb
1
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12% Jan.
26
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12
88
41
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7
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37
15
4
33% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
7
37
44% Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 30
Jan.
Jan.
9% Jan.
10
Jan.
136
8% Feb. 18
28
Jan.
Jan.
10
29
Jan.
% Jan.
16
7
7
3
7
Feb. 25
66
25
% Feb.
% Feb.
22% Feb. 28
1
Feb.
18
26
Sale
31
Sale
24
5%
6
15
Sale
18% Sale
5% Sale
7
Sale
14%
18%
5%
6%
15
6%
Sale'
8
Sale
5% Sale
34
48
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Feb.
6
Feb. 26
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
27
Feb.
165
165
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
12
41%
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
112
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
% Jan.
8% Feb.
Jan.
9
11% Jan.
12% Jan.
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
Feb.
30
18
9
Jan.
7
22
Jan.
22
15% Jan.
7
15
24
Jan.
Jan.
7
3
59
36% Jan. 11
14% Feb. 26
5% Feb. 27
Feb.
8
22%Feb".28 '28%Jan""4
8
32
12
17% Feb. 19
14% Feb. 27
19% Jan.
7
6
19
18% Feb. 28
5% Jan. 30
6% Feb. 26
27% Jan.
8
7
9
22
Feb.
6% Feb.
8% Feb.
29% Feb.
Feb.
17% Feb.
17% Feb.
4% Feb.
34% Feb.
29% Feb.
29
Feb.
167% Feb.
154% Feb.
125
Feb.
x7
Feb.
1
Feb.
% Feb.
50
Feb.
13% Feb.
47
Feb.
10% Feb.
28% Feb.
51
Feb.
112
Feb.
146
6
7
263
203
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
18
25
18
19
13
16
18
18
7% Jan.
8% Jan.
2% Jan. 23
26% Feb. 28
142
Jan.
3®
3 146
Feb. 27
7
15% Feb.
1% Feb. 18
3
21% Jan.
24% Jan. 15
2
25
Feb.
15
18
19
145
Jan.
16
26
150
Jan.
18
121% Jan.
26
1
5
Feb.
23
7
1
Jan.
\r$
stp.
18
11
19
18
41
14
28
20
27
19
14
18
Feb.
Jan.
17
7
Feb. 25
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Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
3
19
17
16
3
Feb. 18
168% Jan. 14
Jan. 30
155
Feb. 26
125
2
7H Jan.
Jan.
10
2
50%
14%
47%
11%
28%
Jan.
9
Jan.
3
3
51
Feb. 28
Jan.
% Jan. 11
43% Feb. 27
19
Jan.
29
10
5
Jan.
29% Jan.
6
15
8% Feb. 27
22% Jan. 16
2
43% Jan.
Jan. 25 112
6
6
Feb. 27
8
5% Feb. 27
109
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
14
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
3
4
Jan.
28% Jan.
21% Jan.
23% Feb. 26
14% Feb. 26
1
For footnotes see page
Jan.
; 7>,m
27
26% Feb. 25
9
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Feb.
4
Feb. 27
23
Feb. 25
6
25% Feb.
27% Feb. 28
2% Feb. 27
13
Feb.
7
10%
8% Feb.
8
10%
9
Feb.
7 56
Feb.
14% Feb. 26 ,15
7%
5% Feb. 27
30
Feb. 23 32
a9A
Sale
J).........*
14,000 Newport Industries lnc....l
II,000 New York Air Brake.......*
320,000 New York Central..
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 27
3% Feb. 28
% Sale
12*
Sale
—...—.
5,500
6,200
150,100
Feb.
Jan.
23
Jan.
11% Feb. 18
10% Feb. 18
6
Feb.
42
•
8
Steel—..........28
Del.-.25
Preferred...........—100
National Tea Co.. —...-*
Newberry Co (J
Feb.
IS*
70
National Supply of
7% preferred..
.......100
10 {New Orl Tex At Mexico .—100
2
Feb. 26
5
57% Feb.
8% Feb. 15
1
3 8 % Feb.
1
91% Feb.
7
7
Feb.
7
39% Feb.
6
12% Feb.
4
88% Feb.
14%
National
10
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
37
92
32
1
,
8
Sale
pref—100
100
Neisner Bros
15
Feb. 19
9
2
Feb.
28% Feb.
9
Feb.
Sale
440
19,300
2,000
Sale
Feb.
34
90
_
Light.......
300 Nat Rys of Mex 1st
35
n
......100
Preferred B
Jan.
6% Jan.
5% Jan.
15
24% Feb.
9% Feb. 18
Feb. 25 30%
Feb. 27 148
6 44
Feb.
7
7
Feb.
6 39%
Feb.
26%
144%
39%
5%
Sale
2,700 Nat Enamel At Stamp....—*
3,400 National Lead.........—100
Preferred A—.........100
1,100
810
Jan.
2
Jan.
.
6
1
19
Feb.
2
,
A*
Sale
15%
21%
20,400 National Acme......—.... -1
7,100 National Aviation Corp....10
{National Bellas Hess 7%
.........100
4,500 : preferred..
140,400 National Biscuit..........10
7% preferred...........100
2,300
36,300 Nat Cash Register.........*
112,000 Nat Dairy Prod Corp .......*
211,700 {National Dept Stores...—*
7% 1st preferred
...100
45,080
267,300 Nat Distillers Prod new..
4
1% Feb.
22% Feb. 25
7% Feb. 27
7% Feb.
8
1
—*
Louis...100
Jan.
2
19%
11
""4% "Feb". "26 "6% Feb"." 2
Sale
Co............*
Nash Motors
22% Jan.
Jan.
Sale
Products..—.....—*
700 Nash Chatt Ac St
5% Feb.
6% Feb.
% Feb.
5% Feb. 27
% Feb. 19
44% Jan.
7% Feb.
17% Jan.
12% Feb. 15
1% Feb. 21
6
Feb.
Feb. 23
4% Feb. 27
1
Jan.
28%
7
15
23
Jan.
32
1
8
Feb. 19
Feb. 27
8 116%
2
5% Jan.
18% Jan. 16
1% Feb. 28
9% Feb. 27
6
% Feb.
4
7
46
24
Feb.
36% Feb. 27
18
Feb.
22
11
Sale
31%
129,000
Jan.
8
Feb. 18
'24*% "Feb".' •27
19
8
18
36% "Feb"." 20
18% Feb. 26
Sale
61,200 Murray Corp of America-.10
1,500 Myers (F E) At Bros.........*
>.
90% Jan.
,
7
4 103
4% Jan.
"34% "Feb". "13
1%
14%
14%
47%
18%
4
14% Feb. 27
16% Feb.
1% Feb. 23
6% Feb. 26
107%
Coalition
*
At Equip. 1
600 Munsingwear
700
v
Motor
40% Feb.
7% Feb.
21% Feb.
2
Feb.
6
48,300 Motor Wheel—............A
*
14,400 Mulltns Mfg Corp.
Convertible preferred....*
II,690
15,500
3,700
1,980
300
24,400
6
'26% Feb"."l§
6
Moto Meter Gauge
"5",500
27
4
Essex..—.......50
Mother Lode
Feb.
40
Sale
*
(J) At Co
10
113
Sale
Preferred..............100
Leased line............100
Mo Kan-Texas
*
Preferred series A———100
^Missouri Pacific
.......100
Convertible preferred.. 100
Mobawk Carpet Mills—...20
Monsanto Chemical Wks—10
Montgomery Ward At Co.....*
27
xl2
39
19
Sale
94,500 Minn Mollne Pow Implant..*
Preferred...
*
10,900
7,300 tMinneapolis Ac St Louts.100
200 Minn St Paul * 8 S M
100
28,100
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 27
36% Feb. 27
5
6% Feb.
5
19% Feb.
1% Feb. 28
9% Feb. 27
6
X Feb.
6
4% Feb.
Sale
97% Sale
7% Sale
42X Sale
13
Sale
89 X
93
43% Sale
3 X Sale
28
30%
22%
25
29 X Sale
27 X Sale
3
Sale
10% Sale
106
A........100
27
Feb.
Sale
"
Jan.
Feb.
46
"24% "Feb".
43
60%
25
1
<75*
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
8 116%
Sale
....100
preferred
6% pref series
Sale
*
Midland Steel Products
First
Sale
18 135% Jan.
18
7
Sale
Sale
68
8%
15
Feb.
Feb.
42% Feb.
Feb.
31% Sale
64
30 129
Jan.
2 103
113
Feb. 23
21% Jan.
3
Jan.
19
130
126
Feb.
7
Feb. 20
1%
12%
13%
44%
17%
6
27
Feb.
27
Sale
144% 149
40 X
42
0% Sale
37X Sale
37
Sale
82
90
60
Mines..6
Plate——*
pref series
Conv
Feb.
H
14
Feb. 23
2 129
1
20% Feb. 18
Feb.
7
18 133
1
Feb.,
X
IX
4X
4
5X
IX
2
21%
22
7% Sale
7%
8%
9
36%
04%
1%
2%
36%
27
27
Feb.
,
30
Feb.
Sale
10
22
Feb.
45
6
29%
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKesson Ac
Feb.
4% Sale
Sale
0% preferred
.....100
McGraw Hill Pub Co.......*
McKeesport Tin
Feb.
13
Sale
*
B
Class
Feb.
X
ex-warrants.-*
I,170
$6 1st preferred .....—-—*
—......*
12,500 McCall Corp
140,100 JMcCrori Stores...........*
390
190
440
Feb.
IX
1%
5X Sale
4%
7%
30%
39
19 4 Sale
11%
12%
1
IX
4J
....—10<
10
16,700
18,800 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants
8,900
5,800
6,800
3,300
Feb.
—
10
22
Workf..—*
7% preferred
May Dept Stores
Feb.
24% Sale"
36X Sale
6X
6%
20X
20%
1% Sale
Co........*
Mathleson Alkali
Feb.
Sale
44%
116X
18%
20%
7
1
6
7
Feb.
8% Sale
13
Sale
39 X Sale
15
15%
98% 101
Martin Parry Corp.......
120
a*
1
156
26
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
35% Sale
03 % 104 %
IX Sale
IX
2
35 X Sale
28
Sale
20% Sale
30% Sale
•
....
Marshall Field Ac
53,900
100
Sale
27
100
preferred...
Marl in-Rockwell
*
23
Feb.
Sale
6%
6%
19 % Sale
1% Sale
33%
107
Sale
Sale Prices
23
Jan.
3
21% Jan. 17
Feb. 19
4
Jan. 15 107% Jan.
Feb. 18 102
Jan. 15 109% Jan.
Feb. 13 102
Feb. 19
7 156
Feb. 19 151% Jan.
3
17
Feb.
5 19% Jan.
Feb. 13
5
16% Feb. 26 24 % J an •
Feb. 18
Feb. 16
17% Jan. 16 22
Feb. 16
8
30% Jan.
6
25% Feb.
Feb. 18
36% Feb.
7
31% Feb.
Feb. 18
1 104% Jan.
102
Feb.
Feb.
9
1% Jan.
1% Jan. 24
Feb.
1
2% Feb. 14
1% Jan. 21
Feb. 14
34% Jan. 28 36% Feb. 20
Feb. 20
105
160
39 %
Marine Midland...........
Second
Sale
Feb.
13%
16%
Sale
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
128%
Sale
134
Sale
26
———*
Marancha
940
i
100
pref—
Muck Truck Inc...
Corp............5
5
Market Street Ky
100
180
Preferred
100
Prior preferred
3,120
.....100
23,200
36,600
2,240
""630
v
42 %
115%
Co.. 10
...100
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
12%
Sale
41
Sale
16% Sale
99%
99%
Nashville...-100
Ludlum Steel
.......1
Convertible preferred.
Prices
Sale
10%
12%
A..
MacAndrewi Ac Forbes
Ask
;
Sale
Sale
1
Louisville Ac
Mackay Cos
20
;
32 %
......100
—
Louisville Gai Or Elec
32",900
10,400
.11,700
V
10
....
27,300 Macy (R H) Co, Inc......
10,200 Madison Sq Garden fit.
7,800 Magma Copper
....10
2,700 Mallinson (H R) Co.......
990
7% preferred
,......1W
1,600 {Manatl Sugar.
100
1,980
7% preferred...........100
I,100 Mandel Bros...
470 tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar...
37,000
, -100
25
2,400 Manhattan Sbtrt
*
2,100 Maracatbo Oil Explor
11,200
5,100
2,800
1,800
\
19 X
Preferred..............100
HO
;
26
Louisiana Oil
6,700
12" 166
!
1%
1%
35%
l#r
preferred...
1st
32 %
02
..........
.
210
;
19%
27%
......
33,000
i
640
3,100
;
18
.
190
.
18 %
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Feb. 28
1
Ask
21%
22%
03 X Sale
04% Sale
52% 154
—5
9,100 Life Saver* Corp
6,300 Liggett & Myer* Tob com -2S
»'
39,300
.100
Preferred
9,100
.—*
7,300 Lily Tuilp Gup Corp
5,000 Lima Locomotive Works Ill*
t
10,200 Link Belt Co
26,600 Liould Carbonic........
172,800 Loews incorporated
;.
Preferred
4,400
14,200 Loft Incorporated.......
6,300 Long Bell Lumber A
....— 25
9,100 Loose-Wiles Bisc
3,800
1,700
15,000
8,400
4,200
1,400
4,000
6,600
83,500
2,300
5,200
2,700
5,900
Feb.
Hd
Par
Shares
Shares
Feb. 28 1935
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
39
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
7
N. T. STOCK
40
3ALES
AQOBEOATE
Jan.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
f
In
>February
1
Low from
July 1 1933
2,100
5,700
100 New York Dock
85*
125*
25*
lOo
5% preferred
100
700
700 New York It Harlem...... 00
400
40
10%
13,660
"5", 300
pref
noO'Cum
5
101
112
.50
{N Y Investors Inc......-.*
53,806
100
82.500 NYNHt Hartford
Convertible prefer red.. 100
39,100
7,100 N Y Ontario Ac Western..100
•
2,100 NYRyi pf
25.600 N Y Shipbuilding
1
410
7% preferred
100
22,600
4,500
500
6,000
980 New York Steam pref 0%—*
370
7% 1st preferred.
50,100 Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
690
180
20,200
1,000
2,000
760
Preferred....
......
3H
83
10**
.
400
250
UK
:/•
39
7 **
71
730 Northern Central.........50
.100
132,700 Northern Pacific
59,600
110
70
Preferred A....
80 Outlet Co
70
,
540
120
730
16,200
9,200
*
1,030
110
40,200
16,900
3,900
4,320
3
620
600
8,600
344,300
2,200
1,900
10,000
3,200
20
220
5,200
106,300
300
1,100
7,700
50,700
26,100
31,800
6,700
9,900
70,000
7.900
15,800
2,500
3,800
30,300
1
400
100
Pathe Exch
45*
i*
.....
Peerless Corp..............A
Penick A Ford.............*
Preferred
h
*
..;
Preferred...
2,000
1,200
1,100
2,900
20,700
58,200
6,600
V
Pere
200
800
500
200
IK
*
*
10
50
»
*
195*
10**
..100
100
18
$4
100
50
*
9K
Corp............)
8
UK
25
21X
38 X
"
IX
Philadelphia Co pref O%..50
preferred
*
...
360 {Phlla Rapid Transit Co...50
200
7% preferred............50
100
20
38,060
600
k
Preferred
8% preferred
85* Sale
15* Sale
66** 68
67
Sale
3**
2K
35*
3** Sale
19
..100
1
69
Feb.
Feb.
13
10
93
Feb.
13
15
36
Feb.
18
375* Feb. 19
20
21
13
Feb.
27
5
35* Feb. 18
20
Feb.
16
6
4
•
Feb.
Feb.
11
28
Feb.
1
10** Feb. 21
4
"**"10
.""266
"Y.ioo
27,000
17,600
5,300
4,100
27,700
\
22,300
13,800
73,100
1,180
116,600
8,500
:
4,600
2,700
1,100
.
460
50,200
3,900
2,200
1,500
400
f
*
6*1
25*1
10
„
A'
5*1
{Pressed Steel Car common *
7% preferred...........100
...
8%
*
340
14,900
15
35**
15*
25
95* Feb.
6
35* Feb. 26
19** Feb. 25
4
Feb.
4
Jan.
16
6** Jan. 18
13** Jan.
13
25
106
Jan.
19
5
Jan.
12
Feb.
1
225* Jan.
16
46
42
11
45
Feb.
2** Jan.
2
4
135* Feb. 20
145* Jan.
205* Feb. 27
175* Feb. 19
23 X Jan.
21
Jan.
Feb.
5
725* Feb. 21
Feb.
4 117
Feb. 14
Feb. 26
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
Feb.
6
Feb. 27
Feb. 21
Feb.
Feb.
14
7
85* Feb. 28
15**
15*
**
95*
18
19
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
Feb.
4
Feb.
6
4** Feb.
1
35* Feb. 18
1*2
Feb.
105* Feb.
3*2
1
Feb.
2
Feb. 23
Feb, 15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
70
25
11
Jan.
2
725* Feb.
Feb.
14 117
7
Jan. 24
8 5* Feb.
4
Feb. 26
55* Jan.
105* Jan.
9
115* Feb.
15
Feb. 26
17 5* Jan.
** Jan.
4
15* Feb;
5* Feb. 27
15* Jan.
111** Jan.
8
5* Feb. 28
135* Feb.
645* Feb.
108
18
Feb.
26
2
Feb.
215* F-jb. 15
30
18
16**
25**
18
19**
185* Feb. 11
Sale
28
49**
3**
2**
23*1
Sale
2** Sale
23
A*
3
Sale
395* Sale
7
10
58**
14*1
3*|
JS*
57
60
Sale
45*
49** 57
** Sale
5* Sale
32**
33
Sale
Sale
77
2** Fab.
Feb.
4
21
Feb. 19
195* Feb.
4
8** Feb. 18
16** Feb. 18
28
Feb.
5
8
33
6** Sale
30
Feb.
5
2** Feb. 26
38
Feb.
8
60
Feb.
Feb. 27
14** Feb.
4** Feb.
55
Feb.
7
27
6
15
X
4**
X
315*
75**
5
4
Feb.
42
Feb.
5
18
2
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
605* Feb. 26
15** Feb. 18
55* Feb.
5
2 £57
5* Feb. 16
Feb.
11
IX Feb.
4
** Feb.
2
55* Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
5
2
8** Feb.
2
1052
Feb.
4
1
42
Feb.
4
5
5
2**
18
2**
32
Feb.
""6** "Feb".* "6
2
27
33
7
1lH
1**
Sale
15
2
28** Sale
13
6**
2
A*
15*
8
35*
2
Sale
Sale
5* Sale
0
Sale
125* Sale
15* Sale
25*
25*
9
12**
15
Sale
455* Sale
49** Sale
117** Sale
118**
255* Sale x21X Sale
71
71** £655* Sale
1
Feb.
14
335* Feb. 21
765* Feb.
5
"85* Feb"."l5
Feb.
27
32
Feb.
9
Feb.
25
15* Feb. 27
27** Feb. 27
15
Feb.
25
25* Feb.
4
18
34
Feb.
IX Feb. 25
IX Feb.
7
8
Feb.
27
7** Feb. 25
2
Feb.
28
** Feb. 28
11** Feb. 27
15* Feb. 28
Feb.
6
18
95* Feb. 18
35* Feb.
5
1** Feb.
2
15
Feb.
18
92
94** £855* Sale
100
105** 109
103
83 J*
100
100
49
•
85*
48
see
page
43.
5
18
26
Feb. 26
Feb.
5
17
Jan.
2
8
Feb.
5
135* Jan. 30
5
Feb. 27
Feb.
5
2** Feb. 26
Feb.
8
60
Jan.
45* Jan. 26
3 5* Jan.
15*
175*
12**
15*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
70
74
Jan.
Jan.
3** Jan.
5*1 Jan.
25** Jan.
255* Jan.
365* Jan.
9 112
Feb.
8
8
7
Feb. 27
11
7
26
7
3
Feb.
2
10
Jan.
7
185* Jan.
8
32
3
9
Jan.
24**
195*
95*
165*
285*
Jan. 11
Feb.
4
Jan.
2
Feb. 18
Jan. 15
48
Jan. 25
4
Jan.
8
6
Jan. 12
4X Jan.
9
46 5* Jan. 11
11
68
Jan.
4
16
Jan.
4** Feb. 15
6
Jan.
55
3
2
2
3
4
235* Jan.
145* Jan. 15
Jan.
Jan.
4
15
4
3
11
23 £57
Feb.
Feb. 16
IX Jan.
7
Jan.
2
5* Jan.
8
6
Feb.
5
Jan.
7
Jan. 17
15* Jan.
8
Feb.
5 335* Jan.
3
75
Jan. 16
76** Jan. 25
100
Jan. 12 110
Jan. 15
85* Jan. 23 10** Feb.
4
5*
5*
4**
**
315*
30
173
Jan.
Jan.
5
42
16 173
Feb.
4
Jan.
16
11
21
65* Feb.
25** Jan.
6
9
Jan.
2
35
Jan.
12
145* Jan.
4
15* Jan., 18
27** Feb. 27
Sale
x77
Sale
9
45
Feb.
Feb.
28
1
103
Sale
65* Sale
53** Sale
8** Sale
100
101
47** Sale
65* Sale
53** Sale
,
9
Sale
Feb. 20 101** Feb. 11
46** Feb. 26 50
Feb. 18
65* Feb.
1
75* Feb. 19
53
J* Feb.
2
56
85* Feb..
1
105* Feb. 18
Feb.
18
1** Feb. 25
7
Feb. 27
7** Feb. 25
2
Feb.
28
** Feb. 28
11** Feb. 27
15* Feb. 28
2** Jan.
15
Feb.
2** Jan.
37** Jan.
12
25
21
7
9
Feb.
28
2** Jan.
8 5* Jan.
4
7
11** Jan.,
9
4** Jan. 24
l**Jan.
8
165* Jan.
7
35* Jan. 21
17
Jan.
21
425* Jan.. 12 495* Feb. 28
115
Jan.
2 117** Feb.
7
205* Feb. 20 275* Jan. 25
Jan. 26
625* Feb. 20 71
77
Feb. 26
86
Jan. 26
£855* Feb. 28
93
Jan.
19
1025* Feb. 27 1085* Jan.
19
99
Jan.
465*
65*
535*
85*
Jan.
5 102
Jan.
15
12
Feb.
Feb.
2
1
'
For footnotes
4
Feb. 27
38
11
18
7
7
2 109** Feb. 25
2** Feb. 26
23
2
21
7
28
7
19
14
75* Sale
83
5
Jan.
7
7
7
2
11
;
IX
2**
7** Sale
9*| 10**
14
5
12
2** Jan.
32
15*
12**
9**
365*
171**
11
£395* Feb. 28 £395* Feb. 28 x39X Feb. 28
2*2 Feb. 28
2** Feb. 28
2** Feb. 28
101
85*
Sale
Feb.
1105* Jan.
17
14
Jan.
2** Jan.
12
275*
6
85* Feb. 28
1*1 Feb.
64** Feb.
23
40
4
35* Feb. 27
99
35$
Jan.
35* Jan. 15
2** Feb.
7
18** Jan. 15
195* Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
7
45* Feb. 18
24
2** F?b. 26
26
23** Feb. 19
6
27
15
1
165* Feb. 18
34
6 112
195* Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
11 J* Feb.
Feb. 11
15*
Feb.
5
68*2
71
Feb.
5
Feb. 25 109**
111** Feb.
8
14
Jan.
Jan.
23
5
8**
8**
14** Sale
x395* Sale
6
7
75
84
...
Feb.
21
21
8
"Feb"." 18
15* Feb. 26
35* Jan.
2
15
25 J*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 26
18
5
Feb.
3
2
2
Feb. 25
75* Jan.
Feb. 27
3** Feb. 4
35* Feb. 27
30
5
7
7
2
22
Feb. 16
Feb. 26
Feb. 20
8** Feb. 28
20
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2** Feb.
6
14** Feb. 14
26
3** Feb. 25
2** Feb.
7
5* Feb. 28
135* Feb.
6
1**
64**
64**
109**
15* Feb.
100
20**
59*1
.....*
....100
Jan.
2
7 110
*855* Feb.* "7 *905* Feb"." 18 "83** Janni "90
1** Feb. 26
4** Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
75* Feb. 19
155* Jan.
7
Feb.
275* Feb. 19
19**
8** Sale
77
Feb.
26
5
18**
10**
45*
265*
55*
Feb.
—100
101
common *
4,400
55 preferred.._..l...—„*
72,700 Pullman Company..
..*
55,900 Pure OH
1,710
8% conv pref...........100
35,800 Purity Bakeries............*
57
10
91**
75
Public Service El At Gas—
1,900
25,300
16,600
99
10**
375*
2X
16
135* Feb. 25 15
1065* Feb.
6 110
65*
5** Feb. 27
32** Feb. 27 395*
Jan.
16** Jan.
3
355* Jan.
15* Jan. 17
Feb. 26 1745* Jan. 22
Jan. 10 101** Feb. 21
Feb. 20 13** Jan.
2
Feb. 21 425* Feb. 13
4
Jan. 23
Feb. 27
Jan.
69
3
Feb. 13
Feb.
10
4
Feb.
4
94
Jan. 26
Jan. 21
Feb. 27
21X Jan.
7
3
Jan. 18 385* Jan.
Feb. 25
25* Jan.
4
Feb. 16 32** Jan.
3
Feb. 26
75* Feb. 19
6** Feb. 27
6
1
15
5** Feb.
77
15
2** Feb. 15
15
Feb. 13
495* Feb. 28
116** Feb. 9 11752 Feb. 7
Feb.
120** Feb. 20 26
1
Feb.
2
62** Feb. 20 71
77
Feb. 26
83
Feb.
1
£855* Feb. 28 91** Feb.
5
Feb. 19
102** Feb. 27 106
33*1
v
IK
preferred.—
165
26
25*
3
1*
...
4% preferred...
7%.
97
Feb.
Feb.
151
113
Postal Teleg At Cable pref.100
Preferred 5%
Pub Ser Corp of N J
$5 preferred
2
Feb.
172
15**
..........5
Poor At Co class B
...»
Porto Rican Am Tob cl A...*
Class B
...»
*
Feb.
12
2**
22
15* Feb. 21
23
8
32
Plymouth OH
Procter Ac Gamble
90
305* Jan.
14**
141$
Plttsb Ac West Virginia.. 100
Pitts Youngst At Asht7%pf 100
Pittston Co (The)..........*
12,200
3,900
3,400
3,300
7,300
8,700
4,400
36,700
85
25
2*
100
600
12
12
76
100
26
20
4% preferred....
..100
4,200 Pittsburgh United
25
Pref conv
1,210
.......100
800
Jan.
18
.••'.•.I'-'.'.
200 Pitts Term Coal
80
Feb.
Feb.
23
4
Feb. 26
4
2
15* Feb. 25
9** Feb.
1
425* Feb. 13
27
Feb.
Feb.
26
87
21
32
18
*•75
...
12,300
330
19
9
4**
17**
X Sale
10,700 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa).__ 100
2,800
4% preferred
100
110 Pitts Ft Way At Chic
pref .100
54,800 Pittsburgh Screw At Bolt...*
880 Pittsburgh Steel
pref
100
100
4
7
Jan.
Feb.
6
35* Feb. 27
5* Feb. 28
95* Feb. 27
725* Feb. 18
30
15* Sale
5* Sale
4**
5
.........
2.200
21
20** Sale
31** 33** Sale
112
110** 120
19 : Sale
21** Sale
.....
"3",300
110
305*
50
50 Pitts C C & St L RR Co...100
•
2**
4*4*
100
7,400 Pierce Petroleum
•
10,700 Ptlsbury Flour Mills........*
1,200 Pirelli Co of Italy A
500
5* Sale
145* Sale
4** Sale
245*
21** Sale
11
136,300 {Pierce Arrow Mot Co new..5
11,000 Pierce Oil Corp...........25
300
3,700
4,200
700
Feb.
4 101** Feb. 21
4
2
35* Sale
25* Sale
35a Sale
41** Sale
8**
10**
63**
695*
15** Sale
48
....
50
40
58,500
4,300
26 174
26
1
23
3
15* Feb. 21
Feb.
5
37,300 PhUa At Reading C At I
*
29,800 Philip Morris At Co........10
500 Phillips Jones Corp........*
200
Preferred.
.........100
84,900 Phillips Petroleum
......*
900 Phoenix Hosiery.
5
16,300
11,400
300
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4**
109
5* Jan.
8** Jan.
145* Jan.
5* Jan.
2X
15**
12
Preferred—............lCf
Phelps Dodge
111
31
2** Feb. 26
25
18
Marquette..........110
Prior preferred
Petroleum
84
111*1
80
Pet Milk
V*
Sale^
Sale
107
10
10
.
Feb.
25
27
15*
68** Sale
..........100
100
84
2X Sale
1** Sale
145*
15**
105* Sale
15*
IX
66
700 Peoria Ac Eastern........ 10'i
400
75*
*5
..*
$4 preferred class A ......*
Patlno Mines At Ent Cons ..*
21,800 People's Gas L At Coke
8,100
72**
115
........100
Penney (J C) Co
165
Sale
17
X
Ref...
Feb.
315* Feb.
6
IK Feb. 21
4
14**
215*
*
At
95
34
Feb.
8
Feb. 23
Feb. 18
55*
2
35*
13** Sale
13**
Sale
21** Sale
205*
Sale
15
15
15**
72 K Sale
Sale
71**
117
118
119** 115
Sale
7**
85* Sale
4
4** Sale
Sale
11
12**
115*
12**
Sale
15
19** 15
1
1
**
a\K
5* Sale
X
12
7**
7**
8**
•
Prod
6,200 People's Drug Stores Inc
200
1
15**
Transport Co.
84
.
1
8% preferred.
81** Feb. 21
4
915* Feb. 27
375*
15*
7**
6** Sale
14** Sale
135* Sale
107** Sale 109** Sale
65* Sale
5** Sale
395* Sale
32** Sale
38
43 '
44** 38
1125*
1125* 865* Sale
895* Sale
Park & Til ford
Panhand
Feb.
10
Sale
64
11
93
22
12** Feb. 18
5** Feb. 19
** Feb. 18
12** Feb.
1
10**
375*
2**
60**
Sale
15*
4** Sale
75
65*
11
22
1
81
100** Feb.
Sale
155* Sale
Sale
11
24,500 Penn-Dlxle Cement....
6,200
1% preferred aeries A
182,500 Pennsylvania
90
'
"68**
995*
*
1,800 Penn Coal Ac Coke
1,300
6,100
2,000
93,500
2,500
Sale
Packard Motor Car.....
•
Pan Amer Pet Ac Trans new.5
Parmelee
166
Sale
163
** Feb.
J* Feb. 18
9**
Pacific Gas Ac Elec ........25
{Paramount Publlx Corp—
Certificates of deposit..10
214,000
1
61,000 Park Utah Cons Mines
70,900
23,000
25,000
1,000
8,800
31,500
2,300
jS
p
First preferred.....
..*
2d preferred.............*
Pacific Western Oil..
,
100** Sale 101
115*
12** Sale.
39
Sale
38**
25*
3K Sale
66
Sale
61**
95*
95*
14**
93
945* 90**
...10
Pacific Lighting Corp
"
Pacific Mills
-*
Pacific Teleph At Telegr_.100
Preferred
930
100
2,200
2,260
33** Sale
IX
IK
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
13
Jan. ■ 4
25
Jan.
7
7
26
22
35* Jan.
8
Jan.
27
Jan.
15 122
125* Feb.
352 Jan.
6X Feb.
11952 Jan.
85* Feb. 18
90
Sale
90
92
325* Sale
IK
IK
72
26
77
97
60
....
5* Sale
10**
79**
75** 81
10
Feb.
67
Preferred
100
Owens-Ill Glass Co........ 25
.
35* Feb. 27
5* Feb. 28
95* Feb. 27
3*| Feb. 26
19** Feb. 25
28
.
6
Sale
75
83
174
Sale
4
22
•
Pacific Coast.
.8
Sale
90
5
9** Sale
3** Sale
20
21**
45* Sale
92
..............
19",606
"7",200
12*|
5* Feb.
2K Feb. 26
4** Sale
6** Sale
10** Sale
4X
5X
1
5
85* Feb.
1
160
.
5* Sale
10** Sale
35* Sale
35*
70
5**
11H
...
860
100
160
** Sale
9
.fll
105* Feb. 19
215* Feb. 18
112
lH
4,100 Oppenhelm Collins At Co. «•
.*
46,700 Otis Elevator......
1,640
6% preferred........... 00
76,900 Otis Steel................ _*
Prior preferred......... <00
19,500
17,200
3.600
85* Feb.
7
125* Feb. 26
36**
Preferred...............50
200
Lowest
Sale Prices
37**
39**
15*
2*1
28
Sale
70,600 Ohio Oil Co (The)
•
46,400 Oliver Perm Equip
Preferred A.......
_•
21,800
17,900 Omnibus Corp v t c (The) .*
25,000
17,400
7,600
15,100
*100
V
2,500
18,600
Highest
Sale Prices
6
6** Feb. 27
75*
7** Feb.
Feb.
1135* 119** 119** Feb. 21 120
18
400 Northwestern Telegraph..50
3,300 Norwalk Tire At Rubber....*
80
1,100
Ask
9**
14** Sale
2**
35*
82** Sale
25
1
138
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Sale
70
,
'
RANGE SINCE JAN.
25*
3
75* Sale
120
122
80
....100
*
217,200 North American.,
0% preferred......
AO
14,200
64,400 North American Aviation. ..1
*
12,200 North Amer Edison pref
400 North German Lloyd new—
89,200
>7,500
29,800
3,600
9%
9 **
69**
1,100 {Norfolk Southern.......100
3,900 Norfolk Ac Western.......100
490
1
6
...
110
•
2**
1
Ask Bid
9
10**
20
X
78 **
N Y Lackawanna & West. £00
*
Feb.
Bid
4,300 N. T. Chicago * St Louis. 100
Preferred series A..... 100
10,900
^
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb. 28 1935
Par
Shares
Shares
EXCHANGE—STOCK ''
Jan.
16
52** Jan.
7 5* Jan.
9
4
61
Jan.
4
10** Jan.
2
N. Y. STOCK
MAR., 1935]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
to
Ask
Par
350,200 Radio Corp of Amer......
54,500
7% preferred "A".
209,200
Preferred B
85,000 tRadio-Keitta-Crpbeuai CI A*
60
400
200
16,200
3,900
360
990
id
58,600
19,600
2,100
800
200
'
4% Feb. 26
*51% Feb. 19
Sale
39% Feb.
6
1% Feb. 26
Sale
*18% Feb. 27
Sale
35
100
650
Preferred..
........
5,400
13%
Sale
72%
*3",700
100
,
15,100
7,800
4,100
60
80
11,200
750
910
6,000
57,300
8,900
1,930
751
35,000
1,500
10,800
1,100
63,400
600
310
108,666
0,100
8,300
2,900
600
100
17,900
2,600
4,400
15,300
16,000
2,800
700
,
280
220
15,700
87,200
.....—10
7,300 Skelly OU Co.—
25
1,600
Preferred...—.——160
575 Sloss-Sheffleld Steel ft Ir.160
1,330
Preferred
...——
100
44,700 Solder Packing.... —•
194,200 Socony Yacuum OU Co Inc.15
10% Feb. 18
83% Feb.
18
75% Feb, 15
2,200
5H% preferred
59,200 So Porto Rico Sug
790
16,100
m mm
830|
38.600
8% preferred.
California
Sou
360
16,500
83,300
1,350
400
47
21% Feb. 21
13% Feb.
9
Feb.
6
56% Feb. 20
14
Sale
59
20
59% Feb. 28
21% Feb. 25
7
12
Sale
15% Feb. 19
1% Feb. 20
1% Sale
14
15
■
4
Feb.
Sale
L08
110%
6%
Lll% 111%
8% Sale
Feb.
25% Sale
Feb.
4%
Sale
*
1%
48
Sale
Sale
59%
% Sale
1
e24
Sale
3%
4%
33% Sale
43%
46% Sale
Sale
"8% Sale"
8% Sale
10% Sale
4% Sale
45%
29
Sale
73% Sale
8% Sale
9
Sale
25
7
15% Sale
7% Sale
61%
62
Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb. 14
1%
1%
46
22%
48
25
6% Sale
70
Sale
8%
9
8% Sale
15% Sale
'
7%
:7%
10
4%
45%
23%
6%
69%
8%
8
15
61%
15%
25%
62%
18%
30
18% Sale
13
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
5
7
Feb. 27
Feb.
6
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
Feb. 25
Feb, 14
Feb. 27
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 23
JH
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
14
21
Feb.
1|
Feb. 26
Feb. 21
Feb.
7
Feb. 14
Sale
2
42%
108%
111%
8%
7
6
27%
26
3%
27 17%
Feb,
Feb.
Feb. 18
2% Sale
14
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
18
.
"""685
160
Preferred.
37,800 Sparks Wlthlngton...—....*
2,020 Spear ft Co................
7% preferred
70
......100
11,400 Spencer Kellogg ft Sons—..*
125,200 Sperry Corp (The) v t C.....1
4,300 Splcer Mfg Co.......
Convertible preferred A—*
1,000
56,800 Spiegel-May-Stern Co......*
184,900 Standard Brands....*—....*
Preferred...... .......—•
2,400
143,900
1
25
28
18
1
200
1,200
2,100
Feb.
21]
1
18
17
'7
21
Feb. 25
13
1% Feb. 16
1% Feb. 23
12
15
Jan.
16
6
23% Feb.
2% Feb. 26
Feb.
27
2
Jan.
% Feb. 26
Feb.
21
Jan.
15
14
26% Feb. 18
4% Feb. 16
37% Feb. 18
1% Feb. 19
3% Feb.
32% Feb, 25
**
2
1% Feb.
47
Feb.
44
Feb.
9%
8%
12%
4%
46%
23%
Feb. 19
Feb. 15
Feb. 18
Feb, 15
Feb. 26
Feb* 11
T
Jan.
.x
*
14
3
8
8
12
Feb*
1
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 28
3
Jan.
2
20% Jan. 18
Feb* 16
Jan.
4
1
Jan.
5
Jan.
26
3
Ay Jan. 26
Jan.
3
40;
2
Jan.
7
49% Jan., 2
28% Jan.
4
6V
Jan.
2
14% Jan.
21
29
2
6% Feb. 27
Jan.
3
7
24%
Jan.
31
7% Jan.
7
78% Jan. 23
14
11
60
Jan.
22
15%
28%
17%
13
Feb* 27
Feb. 23
Jan. 15
Feb* 27
8
15
4f'
Jan.,
11
15
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
12% Feb. 19
b
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
6% Jan.
1
17% Jan.,
29
Feb. 20
9
32% Jan. (26
5% Jan. |3
29
8
64
Feb. 15
3
22
Jan.
Jan.
68% Jan.
8% Feb .
29% Feb.
Jan.
4% Jan.
44% Jan.
20% Jan.
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. lg
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
JanT"
7"
26
""5 ""9% Feb" "19
75
9%
9%
16%
20
|4
3
{8
Jan.
21
8 46
Feb. 13 110
Jan. 25 112%
Jan. 15
8%
21
7% Feb. 18
61
Feb. 26
13%
6
14% Jan*
51% Jan.
38% Feb.
106
110
6
4
88% Jan. 24
24% Jan, 10
6
Feb. 25
29% Jan.
3
3% Feb.^20
55
111
25
140
Feb. 27
6
Feb.
Jan.
10% Jan.
18% Jan.
3
2
9
Feb. 20
Feb, 20
21% Jan.
8
8
64
34% Jan. 21
Feb. 15
20
14% Jan.
15 111
20
Jan. 30 25
4 140
132
Feb.
11% Feb. 20 12%
107% Jan.
M
Sale
Sale
siH
34% Sale
9%
Sale
10% Sale
30
37
72% Sale
17% Sale
4
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
Jan.
10
Sale
41% Sale
60% Sale
1%
2
.—..60
39,300
663,500
26,600
4,100
1,380
2,000
25,800
14,100
1,300
3,200
5,100
Warner Corp......5
Stone ft Webster—— ..*
tStudebaker Corp common.*
Preferred ..............lOO
———•
Sun Oil
Preferred.............. 100
Superheater Co (The).—.*
Superior OU ............... 1
Superior Steel.
...lie
..
Sweets Go of Aaser (The)-.56
Symington Go....——•
Class A—
62
35
3% Feb. 27
5% Feb. 19
6% Feb. 19
85
Sale
5% Sale
5% Feb. 18
Sale
8% Sale
10% Sale
Feb"."
33%
Feb. 14
Feb. 27
69
17
1
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
38
Sale
Sale
14
;-e§K
36
q
Sale
AH
40
7% Sale
4% Sale
1% Sale
"13 %Sale
Sale
118% Sale
1%
#
Yi
% Sale
2% Sale
9% Feb. 18
10% Feb. 21
37% Feb. 23
33% Jan.
12
8
77
Feb.
4%
3%
4%
9%
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
12
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1%
Feb. 18
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
13
1% Feb. 19
113% Feb.
19
31% Feb. 20
24% Feb. 21
32
42
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Feb.
15% Feb. 19
64
7% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
3%
40
1%
4
36%
8%
4%
1%
13%
68%
Feb.
"4% Sale
Feb.
Feb;
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
14%
1% Sale
7
Sale
3%
3%
%
%
2% Sale
18
12%
118%
16
Feb.
2%
8%
3%
Feb,
Feb.
2%
Feb.
%
Feb. 23
Feb. 19
Feb.
4
Feb. 13
Feb. 18
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
Feb .—1
Feb. 18
Feb.
5
Feb. 18
Feb.
8
Feb, 18
Feb. 20
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
8% Feb.
27
4
2
7
9% Feb.
33% Feb. 14
68
24% Sale
3
4
4
3
123
30
35
38
Sale
13
H JW
63% Sale
1%
1%
3%
7
16% Jan.
20% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
70
33
18
113
Sale
29% Sale
36
19% Jan,
26
5
Feb.
3% Feb. 27
9
16% Feb. 27 18% Feb.
Feb.
5 126% Feb. 28
67
14%
15%
1% Sale
"§6""Feb." 18
123
•
9
25
26
26
62
Feb.
Sale
25
|»t preferred
"66""'Feb."2l
Feb.
3% Sale
6
7
Sale
15,000 Starrett Co (The L S>.
38,900 Sterling Products Inc.....10
3,200 Sterling 8ec Corp cl A..—. *
Preferred..........—....*
5
62
Feb.
Sale
Conv
46
3% Sale
2% Sale
Standard Oil of Kansas—10
800
200
7
Sale
Standard OU Co of Ind—.25
.
5
126% Sale
Sale
Sale
38,100 Stewart
66
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5% Feb. 28
Feb.
6
Feb.
L23% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Standard OU of N J—
63
4
13%
8%
10%
26%
46% Feb.
46
63
4%
Feb, 18
Feb. 18
26% Feb. 26
26% Feb.
5% Feb.
Standard Investing Corp...*
Standard Oil Export
Stand Oil of Calif
18% Feb. 18
16
19
8% Feb.
pref.160
400
4,200
12% Jan.
12
56% Feb. 20
46% Jan.
8
Feb. 21
14% Feb.
11% Feb.
21% Feb, 21
Feb. 19
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
82
% Feb.
13
109
20
132
Jan.
Feb. 16
60
17% Feb.
5
Feb. 27
31
Feb. 26
14
6
2
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
2
Feb.
Feb, 26
Feb.
8
39% Sale
a**
Sale
"6% "Feb".
25
3% Feb. 20
13
Sale
1% Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
26
25
7
18
19
21
3% Feb. 20
6%
Sale
4
'30% Feb" "2 5 §2" "Feb"/
Sale
15% Sale
Sale.
8
Feb. 11
Feb.
4
Feb. 26
'*6% Feb".r"6
«lH
25
Mobile ft Ohio certlfe—100
56,600
390
400
3% Jan.
25
1,300 Spalding (AGjft Bros...—*
1st preferred..—....... 160
240
Spang Chalfant ft Co...—*
500
18,900
2
21
..100
3,500
5,000
68,400
83,800
1,300
100
9
JanT
Feb.
6
82
13,900 Stand Com'! Tobacco—. *
47,100 Standard Gas ft bloc———
84 preferred
.....-.*
19,300
Preferred (4%)
...»
6,800
Preferred (7%)————*
10,700
14,900
22,900
360.900
13,600
2,600
Jan.
2%
Jan.
Jan.
14
Edison—*.25
4,600
18,200
9,500
4,000
6,000
1,800
2,700
25,600
37,100
5,400
21,600
1,600
70
7
49
8
17"
40% Feb.
10% Feb.
47,100
3,500
11% Jan*
7
83% Feb. 18
75% Feb. 15
Jan.
13% Feb.
"VJoo
2
15
Jan.
105,900 Southern RaUway—. ...,160
Preferred...—.......—160
31,600
290
8% Feb.
71% Jan.
15
62,100
21,500
12,900
7
7
Jan.
49
116",800
"""170
Jan.
2% Jan.
15
11% Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb.
17
Feb.
86
Feb.
23% Feb.
14% Feb.
49% Feb.
Class B—
131,600 Southern Pacific Co..—160
70
39
5
Feb.
Southern Dairies class A—.*
«*.
100
400
20
1% Feb. 27
10
36% Feb. 27
40% Feb.
8
6
Jan. 30
—100
—•
—
Feb.
7
39% Feb. 25
36% Jan* 15
6% Jan.
3
15% Feb. 18
.......
.
33]
21
43% Jan.
47
47
Solvay Am lav Corp—
1,500
45,000
9
35
Feb. 11
4% Feb. 26
11% Feb. 27
il*
5
11,700 ISt Louis-San Francisco. 100
8,600
Preferred.-.—
...100
260 ^t Louis Southwest...—.100
110
Preferred..............100
27,200 Safeway 8torea————
2,070
Preferred (6)—.........100
1,690
Preferred (7).....—.100
7,400 Savage Arms Corp-———*
117,800 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
15,100 Schulte Retail Stores..——I
5,780
8% preferred..........100
1.201 Scott Paper
46,100 tSeahoard Air Line...*—*
2,700
Preferred.........—...100
26,000 Seaboard OU Co of Del.—..*
1,500 Seagrave Corp (The)—.*
151,200 Sears, Roebuck ft Co.—....*
3,900 Second Nat Investors..—.1
1,120
85 conv preferred..
.....1
tSeneca Copper.—.—*
247,200 Servel Inc...
........... 1
20,500 Shattuck (O F)
—
...•
55,500 Sharon Steel Hoop .....
*
5,800 Sharp ft Dohme
*
2,030
Cone pref series A.—*
425 Shell Transp ft Trading... £1
55,900 Shell Union Oil
...
•
7,900
Convertible preferted—160
10,605 Silver King Coalition....—.5
37,500 Simmons Co.
78,500 Slmms Petroleum.........16
1
25
36% Feb. 27
46%
8,300 Royal Dutch Co N Y sha..
300 Rutland RR. pref
100
36,400 St Joseph Lead.
5
Jan.
35
38% Jan.
Jan. 25
Feb. 18
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Sale
100
;
7
Feb*
Feb.
2
10
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
5% Feb. 18
62
45>
26/
Sale
•
—
35% Feb.
"2% Feb". ""5 '"§% "Feb". "25
2%
17,800 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
Rossia Insurance
Feb. 18
5% Feb. 20
Jan. 15
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
125
--
......
36
_
Sale
16,700 Reynolds Metal Co......... *
6,600 Remolds Spring Go. ..... 1
143,700 Reynolds(RJ)Tob cl B.....10
530
Class A..
10
Rhine Westphalia Elec Power
600 Rltter Dental Mfg
19
39% Feb. 25
2
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Feb,
5
8% Feb. 2
73
Feb.
5
70
Feb.
5
zlH
......
*""266
Feb.
1
35
Sale
preferred
Feb.
5% Feb. 18
4%
62% Feb. 18 *51%
Feb. 18
35%
Feb.
1
1%
Feb. 18 218%
38% Feb.
39%
36%
Renns ft Saratoga RR Co.100
71,000
»»»tor Car
........5
152,400 Kepuollc Steel Corp.......**
54,700
Convertible preferred .100
4,300
6% pref ctfs of deposit....
1,500 "were Cow ft Brass.. . 6
400
Class A........... —..10
120
6,500
2,600
52,200
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
...
34,665
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
8,900 Raybeetoe*Manhanea.....
1,800
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
4,900 Reading Company........50
900
Plrst preferred..........50
1,500
Second prefer red....... 56
2,700 Real 811k Hosiery. ——-1«
165
Preferred..............100
2,300 Rela (Robt) ft Co—.2,000
1st preferred ..........100
58,700 Rem'ton-Kaad ............
8.200
I at preferred..........<ed
600
700
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb. 281935
Shares
174,400
14,100
88,700
83.500
4,800
3,600
1
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE IAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
N, Y. STOCK ESCHAR OE
In
41
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Feb. 27
16% Feb* 27
Jan.
3
7% Jan.
Jan.
50
8%
1%
Ill
29%
23%
29%
38
13
58%
1%
3%
36%
6%
2%
%
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Jan. 17
Jan.
3
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
Feb.
6
Jan. 15
8
Jan.
Feb. 26
Jan.
17
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
Feb, 20
.
Jan.
Jan.
39%
3% Feb. 28
2% Feb. 27
3
7
8
7
2
5%
Jan, 22
Jan.
74
7
Jan. 10
Jan.
2
8
11% Jan,
3
*40% Jan,
79% Jan. 17
3
19% Jan.
126% Feb. 28
66
4% Jan. 21
4% Jan.
5% Jan.
12% Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
32% Jan.
25% Jan.
16
nW.
3
10
3
7
7
19
2
3
Feb. 18
32
2
43% Jan,
,
15% Jan.
64
>
3
Feb. 23
1% Jan. 18
3
5% Jan.
36% Jan.
9% Jan.
5
Jan.
17
5
7
3
3% Jan.
Jan.
Feb* 28 21
3
Jan. 16 68% Feb. 18
5
115% Jan. 10 118% Feb.
14
Jan.
4
16% Jan. 10
2
8
1% Jan.
2% Feb.
7
7
6% Feb.
9% Jan.
3
5% Jan.
3% Feb. 27
Jan.
4
% Feb. 27
Jan.
4
2
Feb. 25
4™
65
'
I
2,800
7,200
29,700
33,700
13,800
74,800
,
200
27,000
;
.'
,
7,700 Telautograph Corp........6
24,400 Tennessee Corp...——*..5
80,100
64,900
30,700
142,000
2,800
36,300
1,300
Texas
Corp (The)...*.—*.25
Texas Gulf Sulphur.*......*
Texas Pacific Coal ft Oil... 10
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
Texas ft
Convertible
43*
Sale
Sale
34% Sale
4
Sale
I
-.
.......—•
preferred..—*
8%
4%
xl9%
33%
3%
10
Pacific...——..106
Thatcher Mfg.
For footnotes see page
......
8% Sale
5
20
16
52
Sale
60%
19%
17%
51%
Sale
8% Feb. 25
Sale
4% Feb. 28
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Feb.
7
33% Feb. 27
3% Feb.
6
9
Feb.
5
Sale
21
17
52
9%
5%
20%
36%
Feb, 18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
19
4% Feb. 20
11
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
21% Feb.
6
24
Feb.
1
19% Feb, 15
16
8% Feb. 25
4% Jan. 14
Feb.
Jan.
7
9% Jan.
9
5% Jan, 26
21% Jan.
7
12
36% Feb. 19
3% Jan.
2
4% Jan. 18
11
Feb. 20
25% Jan. 10
19
33
8% Jan. 15
21
Jan.
4
15% Jan. 15
51
Jan.
5
v
19% Feb. 15
52% Jan.
18
SALES
AGGREGATE
Shares
800
500
5,600
10
500
4,100
10,600
6,100
1,100
2,650
30
4,900
64,400
10,900
26,000
1,200
5,100
72,000
46,800
500
4,600
35,000 United Carbon—
254,900 United Corp..
360
180
30,100
37,900
192,500
5,700
7,400
23,100
115,400
3,000
900
600
910
860
*
35,800
5,300
5,100
67,800
6,400
15,100
470
580
240
.
320
14,900
1,890
32,000
7,200
1,600
5,900
1,140
9,600
1,900
•
110
300
2,200
2,500
10,200
2,600
8,300
500
\
16,800
600
130
10
Sale
Sale
13 %
8%
3^
'
7
19
104 X
20%
*
21%
0%
2%
50
3
49 %
9%
82%
1
2%
18%
20
133
1%
u*
60
34%
no
15,800
1,120
12,400
30,700
73,300
3,000
1,840
20
1,210
10
10
450
5%
50
4
10 %
17%
53%
51%
29 %
67%
1,100
4,400
4,500
109,000
3,980
8,100
23,900
K
820
1,800
v
100
..
100
78,400
9,800
93,800
37,900
300,900
240
670
160
'
990
1.530
45%.
1%
%
1
22%
% Sale
20
22%
16% Sale
14% Sale
5
3%
100
54%
23%
1%
90
Sale
93
35 %
Sale
4
Sale
6%
10
26
Sale
24
7%
57%
96
60
81
Sale
Sale
98% Sale
86% Sale
4
4%
15% Sale
Van Raalte
7%
Co
1st preferred
Inc..........5
Va-Caro Chem
•
Vick Chemical
preferred..........100
prior pref......
100
Virginia Klec At Power 0% pf*
3%
100
7%
15
100
5% preferred
...
Detinnlng
Vulcan
36
95
preferred..........100
Class B
7%
Bros
•80
I*
■-*
......
preferred
*3%
»15%
.....*
Ward Baking class A
Warner
:: f
100
10fl
-
«
Pictures..)....5
2%
12
preferred.....*
Warner-Qulnlan
......*
$3.85
conv
%
3%
...»
Warren Bros
8
Convertible preferred....*
Preferred
13%
Western
Union
**
77
5
15
...
'
.
'•
•
Sale
4
22%
23%
4% Sale8
8%
12
26 % Sale
Sale
1H
-
a
1%
Sale
72% >74%
29% Sale
25
Sale
91
95
12
Sale
30
48
58% Sale
40%
88%
78%
50
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
70
74
6% Feb.
6
31%
Sale
Sale
107% 108
102% Sale
32
% Feb. 25
For footnote® see page 43.
Feb.
2% Jan.
1
1
5
1
91
35
7
Feb. 20
Feb.
6
3% Feb. 26
23% Feb. 27
96
81
Feb.
Feb.
6
76
Feb.
Feb. 28
1
19
143
Jan.
19
5
Feb.
o1
,
Sale
28%
116% 114
Sale
1%
6%
5%
1%
Sale
Sale
28%
Feb.
8
20
16
19
18
18
53
106% Jan.
62%
31%
79%
119%
149%
49%
1%
18
1
14
26
19
19
Feb. 26
Feb.
18
Feb. 18
1% Feb. 25
6% Feb.
1
30% Feb.
18
6
9
28
5
26
27
27
'3% Feb. 26
8% Feb.
6
6% Feb. 19
1% Feb. 18
32% Feb. 21
4
Feb.
1
21% Feb.
4
1% Feb.
2
5% Feb. 19
10% Feb. 18
Feb.
1
23% Feb. 14
4% Feb. 27
27
90
18
90
20
Feb. ' 5
1% Feb.v 2
39
Feb. 18
75
Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
1
5% Feb. 15
Feb.
18
33% Feb.
24% Feb. 27
31% Feb. 18
21
21
Sale
11
30
12
31%
43 % Sale
49
Sale
42% Sale
110% Sale
100% Sale
16
74
,
5
Feb.
25
25
36% Feb.
6
41
5
94
90
.11
•30
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
43%
48%
42%
107%
Feb. 28 48
Feb. 28 58%
Feb. 28 50
Feb.
5 110%
Feb. 19 102%
99
■
1
'
Feb.
1
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
6
13% Feb. 18
6
30
v"
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Feb. 11
Feb.
1
15
22
Jan.
7
20% Feb. 15
15% Jan.
7% Jan.
4
7
3
45% Jan.
2
26
15
27
84
7
14
26
11
Jan.
2
1% Jan.
2
2
~21%~Jan?
7
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Jan.
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb., 26
!5%Feb".28
5
2 % J an •
8
4
19
10
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
7% Jan.
31
Jan.
7 116% Feb.
3% Jan.
28
28% Jan.
12
Feb.
26
3
8
23
7
1% Feb. 28
5% Jan. 30
1% Feb.
3
26
81% Jan.
5% Feb. 28
15
27% Jan.
Jan.
[7
3
' 7
5 109% Feb.
15
1% Feb. 27
2
Feb. 28
1% Feb. 25
114
Jan.
17% Jan.
42% Jan.
124% Jan.
69
Feb.
40% Jan.
94
Jan.
130
Feb.
152% Feb.
49% Jan.
7 14%
Feb. 20 94
34% Jan. 14 36%
4%
3% Feb. 26
20% Jan. 15 27%
85
Jan.
4 100
72% Jan.
4 86%
Jan.
7
6% Jan.
7
12% Jan.
3
59% Feb. 16
11% Feb.
71
9
% Jan.
91
109% Feb.
3
2% Jan.
Jan.
10
19
19
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan.
4
Feb. 11
Jan. 11
Feb. 25
Feb".
18
Feb.
22
% Feb. 25
14
9
2% Jan.
18
Jan.
22
4% Feb. 27
6
31% Feb. 26
18
Jan.
40
53% Jan.
Feb.
11 148
7% Feb.
6
13% Feb.
26
36% Sale
74% Sale
25% Sale
37% Sale
94
94%
Feb.
Jan.
9
116% Feb. 25
Feb. 28
3% Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
17% Feb.
% Feb.
IH
27
36% Feb.
1
5% Feb. 27
18
3
% Sale
3% Sale
7%
10%
24%
26 •
4% Sale
80
16
76% Jan.
3
43% Feb. 26
11
14
1% Feb. 25
5% Feb. 28
28
Feb. 26
Sale
Feb.
6
Feb.
1% Feb. 27
Sale
6
Feb.
7
% Jan.
2
12% Feb. 26
5
2
3
16
7
2
2
Feb. 23
Jan.
9 138
19
5 109% Feb.
2
18
59
17% Feb. 26
19% Jan.
7
36% Feb. 19
4% Feb.
1
27% Feb.
1
2
IH
5%
3
19
30
18
15
19
8
7
24
Feb.
Jan.
3
7
9
81
Feb. 28
12% Jan. 10
92% Jan. 22
3% Feb. 15
7% Jan.
65% Jan.
15
2
Jan.
8
82
Jan.
7 % Jan.
5% Jan.
33% Jan.
1% Jan.
19
2
25
7
Jan.
3
26
20
36% Jan.
12
29% Jan.
13% Jan.
26
Feb"! 9 "15% Feb'"28 "15" "Feb." 19
15
71
Sale
Jan.
133% Feb.
Feb.
1
1 100'
1
86% Feb. 26
Feb.
26
52
20
23
7
18
15
14% Feb. 27
94
28
2% Feb.
18
Feb.
3% Feb.
48% Feb.
Feb" 27 "19% Feb"."i8
:
-
1
5% Feb.
Feb. 26
18
28
71% Feb.
6
9% Feb. 20
89
Jan.
3
2
'
1 :
5
70
5
15
4% Feb.
30
27
27
18
8
Feb. 28
Feb.
7
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
10
7
2% Jan.
4
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Jan. 22
Feb. 18
16% Feb. 21
111% Jan. 10
88% Jan. 11
26% Jan.
4
15% Jan.
7
6% Jan. 31
9% Feb. 19
26% Jan.
9
117% Jan.
2
53
Feb. 28
1% Feb. 27
21% Feb. 28
4
2% Feb. 26
81
•?'
......
Jan.
2
11
20
8
5
Feb. 19
27% Feb. 18
5
Jan.
46
22
3
8
7
3
3
61%
17
18 129
3 50%
15 49
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
113
7
29
Jan.
6
Feb. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
1
1% Sale
115
47
......
35%
28%
115%
2% Sale
1%
4%
5%
6%
1% Sale
1%
27
31% 31%
114
39%
•
7% preferred.
....100
1,730
Preferred (6)
100
1,860
1,490 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
6% preferred
......100
2,040
»•
1%
2%
2%
3
2%
4%
6% Sale
29
29%
35
24%
15%
94
92
Jan.
19
18
5
11% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
82% Feb.
24% Jan.
11% Feb.
5% Feb.
8% Feb.
24% Feb.
28
16
Feb.
Jan.
28
Feb.
108% 113% 109% Feb.
-
37% Sale
Class A..i
..
5%
25
75
80
49
^
..100
860 West Peon El Co MA"
4
15
u*
-.*
Teleg
Sale
73
109 %
60
.....1
$4 conv preferred.........*
20
18
12
5
..........100
Wesson OH 8c Snowdrift
5,400 Weston El Instr
2,000
64 %
36%
88%
135
14
Westinghouse Air Brake ...*
Westinghouse El At Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred....
50
560
106,300
36
109
Feb.
4
11% Feb.
91% Feb.
3% Feb.
18
Feb.
8
18
18
19
12% Feb. 19
Feb. 21
2% Feb.
Feb.
3
Jan.
87% Jan.
27% Jan.
15 103% Jan.
7 % Jan.
26
26 36% Jan.
5% Jan.
4
8% Jan.
27
3% Jan.
17
Feb.
3 81
7 42% Jan.
5% Feb.
15
8
29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
53
iqH
820 Wells Fargo At Co
1
5%
14%
124
II,200 Warren Fdry Ac Pipe........*
*
5,100 Webster Eisenlohr...
480
10
124%
48%
zt
%
3% Sale
19% Sale
4% Sale
Corp..........*
Preferred
.100
Vanadium Corp of America.*
6% % preferred
30,500 Walworth Co
900
5%
81%
Vadsco Sales
660
9,300
146%
45
1
......
1,500
6,900
6%
78%
48%
36%
•
.......10
3,000 £ Wabash
106
Preferred A............100
7,800
780
Preferred B............100
*
5,700 Waldorf System.....
20,100 Walgreen Co
20
13}|
3%
Virginia Iron. Coal Ac CokelOO
20
%
32
5%
7
8lil 8!S
!6
Jan.
44
6% Feb. 16
71
Feb.
7
71% Feb.
6
9% Feb. 20
89
30
Jan.
Feb.
3I^ 41H
7
290
;v,
Sale
54 %
4
Sale
Sale
10
5
Jan.
14% Feb.
6
294% Feb. 28
18
3% Feb. 26
Feb.
Sale
48% Feb. 20 61
58
Feb.
53,
Feb.
5
56% Sale
Feb.
133% Feb.
9 138
134% 136% 137
Feb.
Sale
37}$ Feb. 1 40
2
Feb.
ljlFeb. 26
Sale
12 ^Feb.
6
18
Feb.
13%
17%
Sale
19% Feb.
17% Feb. 26
17% Sale
Sale
20
Feb.
1
20
Sale
20% Feb.
Sale
2
Feb.
5
1
2%
\2% 7% 2% 7 Feb. 7 10 Feb.
Feb.
10
9%
% Feb.
% Feb.
4
%
%
%
Feb.
12% Feb. 26 14
14% 12% Sale
6
Feb. 27
6
Sale
7% Feb.
Sale
80
80
Feb.
Feb. 11
70% 83
86
46
Sale
43% Feb. 26 48% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
6 148
147% Sale 146
Sale
5
Feb.
6
7% Feb.
6% Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Feb.
36% Feb.
1 41
Sale
6% Feb.
5% Sale
5% Feb. 27
Sale
11
Feb.
9
Feb. 26
Sale '
9% Sale
59
57% Feb.
7 59% Feb.
57% 50
6% Feb.
4%
5
4% Feb. 27
Sale
13% Feb.
6 16% Feb.
13% Sale
Sale
Feb.
Sale
31% Feb. 26 38
33% Sale
Feb.
118
Sale
Sale
108% Feb.
1 122
69
Feb.
69
Sale
64
Feb.
4
Sale
31% Feb. 27 38% Feb.
Sale
32% Sale
89
Feb.
80
Sale
79% Feb. 27
Sale
Feb.
124
Feb.
1 130
Sale
129% 132
150
150
149% Feb. 11 152% Feb.
49% Feb. 19 49% Feb.
54% 44% 50
1% Feb.
1% Sale
Sale
1% Feb. 25
5% Sale
*
U S Dlstrib Corp
34",000
1,000
3,000
5
Sale
1
12,700
540
810
730
4%
12
1st
20 Utah Copper
790
;
Sale
preferred.............*
8,400
;
5
81
53
&
.............
'
5
70
4%
17% Jan.
3% Jan.
28% Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb.
7
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
10
6
70
58
15
Sale
10
65
27
45
18
2
7
6
Feb.
57
18
5
7
15
Feb.
127
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
2% Feb.
1% Feb. 27
21% Feb. 28
Sale
6%
5%
37%
1%
12%
18%
2%
37
16%
28 106
5 85%
5 25%
27 14%
6%
27
18
9%
8 25%
2 117%
115% Feb.
47% Feb.
7 53
71
74%
6% Sale
72 % Sale
11% Sale
89%
91%
2%
3
11 %
49
7
,
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
7
(
Jan.,
5
15
1% Feb. 11
15
Feb.
Feb.
49
45% Feb.
Sale
14% Feb.
Sale
Sale x94% Feb.
84% 82% Feb.
25
Sale
24% Feb.
11% Feb.
12
Sale
5% Feb.
5% Sale
8% Feb.
9%
10%
24% Feb.
25% Sale
,
32
18
Feb. 26
7
6
45
Sale
45%
46%
16%
x94%
83%
4% Jan.
Feb.
19
1
61% Feb. 19
Feb. 25
5 129
127% Feb.
6% Sale
8
11%
24% Sale
Sale
114
115% 116
53
Sale
47% Sale
1% Sale
2% Sale
22
Sale
28% Sale
108%
17,100 Utilities P 8c L "A"
4,900
7,300
33,400
1,100
1,080
86
Feb.
Feb.
2
1% Feb, 11
57
58
56
Sale
Sale
25
14
*
Preferred
100
United Stores A.......
*
Preferred
—*
Universal Leaf Tobacco.—*
Preferred
-100
Universal Plct 1st pref
100
Universal Pipe Ac Had Co.. 1
Preferred..........——100
U S Pipe Ac Foundry
20
ll',800
,
14% Sale
Sale
101 %
84
18
2
5% Feb.
8
17
Feb. 18
29
Jan.
82
3% Feb. 27
4% Feb.
19% Feb.
15
7
Feb. 27
3
14
7% Feb.
15
6
1
19
5%
5% Feb. 27
5%
6%
14
14
Feb.
6
15% Sale
2
2
Feb. 27
2% Feb.
4
2% Sale
10
21
8% Sale "8% "Feb"."! "~9%"Feb". 18 ~~8%
84
84
Feb.
5
87% Feb. 28
87% Sale
27%
27% Feb. 27 27% Feb. 27
27%
30
100
Feb. 15 102% Feb.
4 100
101% Sale
5%
6% Feb. 18
5% Feb. 26
5%
5%
32
32
Feb. 26 35% Feb. 18
33% Sale
5
5
Feb.
4
5% Feb. 18
5% Sale
6%
7% Feb.
9
6% Feb. 27
6
7%
3
Feb.
7
2%
3% Feb. 18
3 % Sale
75
81
Feb. 11
75
Feb.
6
76%
79
36
36
Feb.
7 40% Feb. 25
39% Sale
4%
5% Feb. 20
4% Feb.
7
4% Sale
4%
4% Feb. 28
5% Feb.
2
4% Sale
3%
5
Feb. 19
4
4%
3% Feb.
8
18%
22% Feb. 27 27% Feb. 18
23
Sale
127
46
Feb.
Jan.
61% Jan.
14
Feb.
Feb.
4
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7% Feb.
82
3% Feb. 27
1% Sale
46 %
11%
89%
62%
100
United Electric Coal
•
United Fruit—
*
United Gas At Impt Co
,..*
Preferred..
—-*
t United Paperboard Co.. 100
18
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
6
3
19
128%
34
•
Highest
Sale Prices
70
4
19
3
Sale
57
31%
»
3
2
1%
i
Preferred
6,600
!
81
39%
40
4% Sale
5
Sale
4% Sale
25 % Sale
4%
.......
10,700
39,500
5,400
35,900
18,200
75
3%
...
-
1,710
5,600
2,000
8,900
1,000
3,100
2,200
3% Sale
25 %
1,700
Preferred
*
31,700 U S Gypsum Co...........20
2,150
7% preferred
.......100
6,70© U S Hoffman Mach
5
25,500 U S Indus Alchol
*
6,700 U S Leathers t c
*
Class A v t c—_.....——*
15,200
700
Prior preferred vte -..-100
23,300 U S Realty Ac Impt..
*
66,200 TJ S Rubber
*
64,800
8% 1st prefer red....... 100
101,600 ll S Smelt Ref Ac Mg
50
Preferred
50
7,500
389,450 United States Steel.. .—100
44,800
7% preferred—.—.—100
*
1,500 U S Tobacco.....
150
Preferred.
...—100
300
12,200
3,000
3,200
51,600
Sale
7
J«
/
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
5% Sale
170
Preferred...
.....
100
800 U S Express
.....100
3,800 U S Freight
*
5,500 U S Ac Foreign Secur Corp —*
400
,,
34
9,800 United Piece Dye Works
7,500
6,500
27,500
29,300
29,800
2,500
165,700
102
3
21
167,100
Preferred..
*
52,300 United Drug Inc........—5
3,800 United Dyewood
10
89,000
23,500
1,700
v
18
8% Sale
Sale
127% 32
62
Preferred—...—.....100
*
550
410
22,600
138,500
22
16
84%
*
4,200 Ulen flc Co
9,200 Underwood Blllott Fisher.. •
110
7% preferred.
15,600 Union Baft Ac Paper
*
*
138,800 Union Carbide A Car
23,300 Union OH, California......25
46,900 Union Pacific
—.....100
Preferred
100
5*200
15,300 Union Tank Car
•
179,500 United Aircraft Corp w 1....5
137,800 United Air Lines Tr v t c w 1.5
800 United American Bosch Corp*
*
14,300 United Biscuit of Am..
2,300
3,300
'
it
il
70
Sale
3% Sale
4
4%
19%
21
5%
6%
15% Sale
2% Sale
7
Sale
3%
5%
8%
5%
82
-
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid.
4
...
1,400
9,700
22,400
42,200
2,100
14,400
1
Highest
Lowest.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
45
Preferred...
—...*
*
62,700 Tidewater As»oc OH....
Preferred 6%
10fl
9,000
*
20 Tidewater Oil
3,700
5% conv preferred......100
26,700 Tlmken-Detroit Axle Go—10
57,500 Tlmken Roller Bear—..... •
•
78,500 Transamerles Corp
6,900 Tran Ac Williams Steel Forg*
37,700 Tri-Continental Corp......*
Preferred.-..-...........*
1,200
......... .*
7,700 f'rlco Products
15,300 Traax Traer Goal..........*
,.10
16,600 Truscon Steel Co
3,700 Twin City Rapid Transit...*
Preferred...
—100
6,180
18",200
,
Par
3,200 Thompson (J R)—.......25
40,500 Thompson Products........*
13,100 Thompson -Starrett. ....—.*
400
17,100
6,400
;:
Feb. 28 1935
-•
2,000 The Fair Go
530
7% preferred:.........100
.......-1
5,100 Thermold Co
...100
3,400 Third Avenue
I,200 Third Natl Investors...... 1
2,700
1,900
1
EXCHANGE
Shares
110
SINCE JAN.
to
1
Jan.
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Since
In
February
•,
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
42
17% Feb. 27
% Feb. 27
3% Feb. 26
8% Feb.
6
23% Feb. 14
4% Feb. 27
90
Feb. 18
1
Jan.
5
3
25
7
6% Feb. 19
1% Feb. 18
32% Feb. 21
4% Jan.
2
24% Jan. 26
1% Jan.
2
6% Jan.
7
7
14
Jan.
28
Jan.
8
6
Jan.
90
Feb.
2
18
1% Jan. 24
Feb. 18
30% Jan.
15
39
72
29
75% Jan.' 10
34% Jan.
7
Jan.
24% Feb. 27
Jan.
21
Feb. 25 27
Feb.
35% Jan. 15 41
Jan.
90 ' Feb.
5 99
11
Feb.
6 13% Jan.
29
Jan.
4 31% Jan.
Jan.
43% Feb. 28 53
48% Feb. 28 60% Jan.*
53
Jan.
42% Feb. 28
104% Jan. 17 110% Feb.
95
Jan.
2 102% Feb,
9
18
28
2
14
12
7
2
11
1
N. Y. STOCK
MAR., 1935]
SALES
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
February
July 1 193
to
EXCHAN GE
Jan. 1
Shares
800
1,000
1,600
1,750
620
500
8,100
4,300
1,080
200
240
3,200
Convertible
65,100
23,900
118,900
7,300
16,230
1,200
1,310
8,300
«•«'
wee
#e
—...--100
Preferred...
10
-.100
Wool worth (F W)
Worthlngton P 8c M
5
Feb.
554 Feb. 23
7
2554 Feb.
19
1
.
.
■
,
44
38
16# Sale
1554 Feb. 27
Feb.
1854 Feb.
•}
12 1934; par value 10s. replaced
£ljpar, share for share.
■
■ ' ■
.
;
s« Par value 550 lire listed June 27 1934; replaced
Listed July
.
,
,
•
'
.
1933; replaced no par stock
share for share.
1934; low adjusted to give effect
to 3 new shares exchanged for one old no par share,
sf
Adjusted for 66 2-3% stock dividend payable
Listed May 24
»fidju2ted for 100% stock div .paid April 301934.
".Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid Dec. 311934.
3
254 Jan.
8
20
18
18
Feb. 18
Feb.
8
Feb.
4
42
Feb,
Feb.
16
20
Feb.
18
19
2
154 Feb. 26
354 Feb. 26
Colorado Springs
Denver Stock
is
»«
Stock
Los Angeles Curb
2°
Minneapolis-St. Paul
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
New York Curb
>
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
22
4
*
j
24
,
26
Buffalo Stock
27
•
California Stock
22
•
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
'•
11
12
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
22 Salt Lake
f
2»
21
8
Los Angeles Stock
22
1
7
Feb. 19
Jan.
2
254 Jon,
42
24
Feb.
454 Jan.
24
42
454 Jan. 10
I®
New York Stock
3
4
6
154 Feb, 26
Jan.
Detroit Stock
*
7
4454 Jan. 23
33
Jan. 11
5254 Jan.
3
795a Jan.
7
Feb. 27
Cleveland Stock
14
2154 Jan.
354 Feb. 26
2
Feb. 14
454 Feb. 19
13
3
Jan.
5
5554 Feb. 18
8
21
"
4
3154 Jan.
100
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 18
Jan.
2
Jan,
Adjusted for 25% stock div. paid June 11934.
»
35
7
Feb.
1554 Feb. 27
1954 Feb. 18
46
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
554 Feb.
2554 Feb.
51
•
9
2
34
18
19
18
24
22
3
22
24
The National Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
42
1
4
6
40
28
Jan.
254 Jan.
95s Jan.
6
Jan.
Sale
154
58
Jan.
16
35
28
8
1854 Jan.
2054
3 54
38
1854
28
5
Feb.
2054 Jan. 21
2454 Jan.
75
Sale
Sale
4
Feb.
22
Feb.
10
254 Feb,
654 Feb.
2954 Feb.
9954 Feb.
5554 Feb,
1954 Feb.
254 Jan.
8
54 Jan.
8
9 K Jan.
7
11 x Feb. 20
354 Jan.
7
754 Jan.
7
2354 Jan;
3
2154 Feb,
154 Feb.
854 Feb, 18
35
3
4654 Jan.
7854 Feb. 28
16
37
25
45
7168
for share.
Adjusted for 25%stock dividend paid Oct.
1854 Feb. 27
4854 Feb. 19
6354 Feb.
45
Feb.
5
Sale
38 X Sale
19
Sale
54
22
Feb. 27
7
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 28
Sale
54 M
2254 Feb. 23
354 Feb. 27
Sale
954 Feb. 25
154 Feb. 26
25i Feb. 26
754 Feb. 18
2154 Feb* 19
68
51
16
35
28
44
Feb. 25
74
41
Bx-dividend.
h
Feb. 20
2
34
par value 400 lire listed Sept. 20 1934; replaced
500 lire par value.
Listed April 4 1934; replaced no par stock share
,
6
2254 Sale
3 54 Sale
1% Sale
454 Sale
Ex-rights.
500 lire par value.
** Listed
Aug. 24
654 Feb.
Sale
rt39
6 X Feb. 26
5
1
Feb. 18
1154 Feb. 20
354 Feb. 19
Jan.
7554 Feb,
1854 Sale
154 Feb. 27
54 Feb.
7
95l
Jan.
7851 Sale
Sale
2H Feb.
54 Feb.
18
40
No par value.
Deferred delivery.
Cash sales. ;
y
si
23
3 54
18
L9
9,600 Tale 8c Towne Mfg Co
29,100 Tel Trk & C'ch class B
Sale Prices
18
Sale
3,500 Zenith Radio Corp
59,600 Zonlte Products Corp.
X
n
30
50
Wrlglsy (Wo) it
2,000
29,200
r
1854
Sale
18"
ton
Wright Aeronautical Corp,
7% preferred "A"-.
preferred B
7% preferred..
760
11,600 Toung Spring & Wire
68,700 Toungst'n Sh 8t Tube
554% preferred........100
1,700
550
H
9
Sale
34 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
18
Feb. 16 Y95lFeb".""4
Feb. 19
55
Feb. 11 57
16
Feb.
4
AOs Feb. 25
0 -22^ Feb. 21
2154 Feb.
154 Feb.
2
154 Feb. 26
Sale
15
23
Wilcox Oil & Gas
Lowest
Sale Prices
8
Feb. 19
18
2
7
26
25
26
26
1854 Feb, 27
30
20
preferred.,
5,000
18,000
♦
Sale
800 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A
129,200 Wilson & Co............
3,200
12,700
a
aVA
Sale
S*
White Motor
4,000
3,400
114,400
24,000
15,500
62,400
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
254 Feb.
54
654
954
154
Sale
3,600 White Rk M Spr ctfs new
5,400 White Sewing Mach.- .
1,700
1,800
500
Sale Prices
154 Feb. 27
..
20
.
Par
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
2,400 Wtitero Dairy Prod A
Glass B ▼ t c
7,800
100
22,600 Western Maryland
Second preferred.*-*--100
1,500
-100
9,100 Western Pacific
Preferred
„_--u,100
25,000
14,300 Westraco Chlorine Prod
Wheel'2 & Lake Erie Ry ColOO
70
6% non cum pref_.—-100
"4",200 Wheeling Steel Corp
Preferred-..-.
----100
4,500
5,800
16,400
4,000
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
Shares
1,200
3,200
12,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
43
EXCBANGE—STOCKS
City Stock *
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
Seattle Stock
>°
Spokane Stock
21
Washington (D. O.J Stock
3
2154 Jan.
56
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
2,921,597
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—
-
February
9,282,199
6,595,346
Shares_
17,419,816
_
il:Z
—
cash sales, are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are
shown In a footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account is taken
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and
outside of the regular monthly range are
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
In
February
"""125
Par
103
Aero
275
1,160
110
300
300
63,700
8,550
3,250
1,400
36,300
3,300
1,700
600
800
4
4
19
1A
A
19
3 A Jan.
5
245* Feb. 21
1A Feb. 11
A Feb. y8
18A Feb.
4
27
(i8
40
Feb.
6
52
Feb.* 9
8
46A Feb. 23
9
5
A Feb.
A Feb.
9
5
Feb.
Sale
2
15 A Feb. 15
47 A Feb. 19
4
73
Feb.
10
Feb. 20
2
7 A Feb.
Feb.
Sale
16
205* Feb. 19
1
27
70 A Feb. 18
9 A Feb. 26
125* Feb.
39 A Feb.
"9A Sale"
._*
"a7A Sale'
*
....—100
2A
Sale
1A
1A
Series C warrants...
Sale
63
A
c
%
H
A
Amer British 9c Contr Corp.*
5*
A
93 preferred..—...——*
95 American Cigar Co pref..100
.1,000
A
.
A
115" Sale"
32
32 A Sale
100 Amer Cyanamld com cl A—*
19 A
..*
17 5*
1A Sale
165*
20A
16 A Sale
Sale
15* Sale
1
Common class B
50
100
3.400
14,800
150
375
275
1,492
46,500
2,975
105,800
7,500
900
3,700
150
Amer Founders Corp..
Sale
50
"14" Sale"
50
20 5*
Preferred
250 Amer Maize Products
17 A
Sale
Sale
4
87
Sale
Sale
12 & Sale
8 A Sale
3
133
93
Sale
3
3A
Sale
21
*
com
Sale
85
•
American Gas Ac Klec com
2
%
.....1
7% 1st pref. ser B
6% 1st pref series D
3,900 Amer Laund Mach com....20
25
15,600 Amer Light Ac Trac com
1,000
6% preferred
.......25
50
75
1%
Power warr..
V——*
500 American Investors com
1
200
1,600
6,600
Amer & Foreign
65,300
2,500
A Sale
125* Sale
900
800
155*
Corp..*
Superpower......*
preferred.
*
Amer Potash Ac Chem
44 A
*
2,800
220
540
900
1,700
2,100
12,600
2,500
Anchor Post
Pence com.!
12
1,100
7,800
1,200
"7~, 556
1,700
A returns
Sale
56
A
4
A
Sale
4A
185* Feb. 26 18A Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Feb. 27 115
31A
1A
20A
15A
1
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
7
Feb.
600
11
1A Feb.
1
20A Feb. 27
17 A Feb. 19
Feb. 20 112
1A
1A Feb. 27
2
Feb. 20
2A
A
H Feb. 15
6
16
14A Feb.
16
1
14
Feb.
16 A Feb. 20
20A
7
88
80A Feb.
9
3A
3 A Feb.
125* Feb. 28
7 A Feb. 20
7
17 A Feb.
1
21
Feb.
25
A Feb.
1
15 A Feb. 26
A Feb. 18
44
.Feb. 21
8A Feb. 28
7
A Feb.
%
4
14
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
27
18
11
Feb. 28
Feb. 20
Feb.
1
Feb. 15
Feb.
9
A Feb. 18
A Feb.
5
Feb.
5
21
Feb.
1
8
Feb. 25
% Feb.
2
125* Feb.
1
19
A Feb. 26
15
1A Feb.
1
49
Feb. 13
105* Feb. 25
4 A Feb.
7
12,200
200
500
"7",400
42", 900
2,100
4,400
800
2,300
250
1,150
2,600
30 Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
78,600 Atlas Corp com....
....*
4,400 93preferred A.............*
Warrants.................
12,700
1,500 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
6,800 Auto Voting Machine com..*
400 Azton Fisher Tob class A-.19
2,475
8,400
Babcock Ac Wilcox Co.......*
2
22
4
Sale
Sale
19
3A
Sale
Sale
Baldwin Locomotive
1,400 Bellanca Aircraft
v t
A Feb. 25
19
Feb. 25
3 A Feb.
25
C......1
550 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
400 Benson Ac Hedges com......*
400
600 Bickford's Inc com.........*
400
400
:
5,300
92.50 Conv pref..........*
Bliss (E W) It Co common
For footnotes tee page 56.
.
*
12
155* Feb. 15
52
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7
7
2
5
15
15
14
19 A
Feb.
16
745*
105*
75*
205*
Jan.
29
57
9A Feb. 26
75* Feb.
2
Jan.
10
21
29
18A Jan.
30
20
Jan.
110
295*
1A
20A
15 A
Jan. 10
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
7
Feb.
Jan.
112
Feb.
Feb.
A Jan.
13 A Jan.
13 A Jan.
16 A Feb.
80A Feb.
2A Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
23
76
Jan.
20
12
20
1
8A
8
8A
Sale
47A
485*
2 A Sale
5A
6
6 A Sale
59 A Sale
7A
48
2 A,
5
6A
Sale
7 A Feb.
9A
Sale
Sale
2A
5A
6A
7
7 A Feb.
26
47A Feb.
6
2A Feb. 27
5A Feb. 27
Feb.
6
585* Feb.
6
20
7
215* Jan.
26
Feb.
15
21
35* Jan.
5
A Feb. 28
7A Feb. 20
7
17 A Feb.
155* Jan.
5
Jan.
10
195* Jan.
7
17
12
Sale
8
Jan.
Jan.
15
23
17
A Feb.
18
Feb.
21
44
8A Feb. 28
Jan.
9
9
4
A Feb. 28
2 A Jan. 24
415* Jan. 30
19
Feb. 25
21A Feb. 28
2A Feb. 27
2A
1A
2A
8 A Sale
15*
9A
*4A ~"5"
Feb.
"4
Sale
2A
10
45*
1A
8A
39A
4A
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
1
13
21
1
5
Feb.
10
45* Feb.
115* Jan.
9
A Jan.
25
7
76H Feb. 13
% Jan. 3
15* Jan. 26
% Feb.
2
35* Jan.
115* Jan.
24
2
30
Jan.
2
27
65* Jan.
11
Jan.
2
56
A
1A
15*
A
^7 A
2
Jan.
Jan. 10
6
Feb.
Feb. 20
Jan. 10
Feb.
7
Jan.
30
5A Feb. 27
Jan.
2
58A Jan.
26
5
1
9
6
2
16
5 A Feb.
305* Feb.
18
A Feb.
28
215* Feb.
2 A Feb.
15
1295* Jan.
5
15* Feb.
1A Feb.
7
9
Feb.
85* Feb.
395* Feb.
40
Feb. 13
Feb.
3
Feb.
21A Feb.
3y Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
54
13
9
6
27
60
195* Jan.
15* Jan.
23
45* Jan.
47 A Feb.
2 A Feb.
34
2i
1
25
8
18
16
8
Jan.
Jan.
14
3 A Feb.
48 A Feb.
2 A Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 25
5* Jan.
56 Feb. 16
71
26
6A
6A
Jan.
25
7 A Feb.
305* Feb. 15
A Feb. 27
4A
3A
Feb. 28
10
29
Jan.
18
Sale
31
8
i8
7A Feb. 25
4
A Jan.
105* Feb. 25
20
Feb.
9
21A Sale
34
7
9
Feb. 28
Feb. 20
16
19
2
5
10
5* Jan.
16
A Jan.
7
2
Jan.
3
21
A Jan.
Feb.
1A Feb.
2A Feb.
23
Feb. 20
22
19
Me
11
12
27
19
15* Jan.
4
Feb. 18
2
% Feb.
3
Feb. 14
22H Feb. 18
1
4
Feb.
9
Feb. 27
535*
15*
205*
175*
1A Feb. 27
2
Jan.
18 115
27
2A
A
Jan.
25* Jan.
15* Jan.
63
Feb. 28
A Feb.
5
15* Jan. 21
5* Jan.
4
1
5 A Feb.
A Feb.
5A Feb. 27
A Feb. 18
A Feb.
1
1A Feb.
6
...
9
5
27
15
21
13
1A Feb. 20
6A
warr....
"""300
400
5A
"~A Sale"
20 Baumann (L) Ac Co pref..100
10
800
5* Feb.
5* Feb.
12A Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
A Feb.
76 A
5
Feb.
9
Feb. 28
74
575*
3
9
39 A Feb.
70
Jan.
At Feb. 11
56 Feb. 16
H
Feb.
American deposit recta..£1
1,400
2,300 Assoc Gas Ac Elec com ......1
Class A ..................1
24,200
200
95 preferred..
......*
1,700 Associated Rayon Com com.*
100 Associated Telep Utilities.. *
13,400 Atlantic Coast Fisheries... *
Feb.
76
33 A Feb.
Associated Elec Industries-
300
Feb.
465* Feb. 23
Jan.
115
6
13
....10
Preferred.....
Jan.
52
4
9
5
A Jan.
Feb.
20 Arkansas P Ac L 97 pref....*
....*
15,900 Armstrong Cork com
5
7,400 Art Metal Works common
40
15
Jan.
Feb.
22
1
Class A
15
Jan.
Jan.
*
*
Radio Tube..
Arkansas Nat Gas com
Jan.
11A Jan.
•
.__*
36
41A
37
A
%
16
Appalachian Elec Power—
7% preferred
245* Feb. 21
15* Jan. 21
5* Jan. 21
1
8A
4A
4
Amer Thread preferred
5
100 Amsterdam Trading Am aha..
1,500
5
14
23
Jan.
Feb.
105* Feb. 25
14g s!i*
7
7
At Feb.
1
1A Feb. 14
63
Feb. 28
5
A Feb.
A Sale
48
48
10 A
.....
Preferred
ISA
Sale
1
American
1st
19
1A Feb. 16
60
Feb. 13
A Feb.
5
7 A Feb.
75 Amer Mfg Co common.....100
1
11,000 American Maracaibo
...._•
1,175 American Meter Co
1,150
122,900
4,500
2,700
1,900
18
15
200 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
"""loo
85* Jan.
Jan.
112
50
Preferred
...........100
200 American Equities Co
2,000
9,600
25* Feb. 28
Jan.
1 106
29
2J* Jan.
4
Feb.
21
~2A~Feh. "28
25 Amer Dlst Tel N J common..*
>
Jan.
28
18
"_25* Feb~."28
Corp
Conv class A............25
Class B
Feb.
56
725* Sale
.......100
Amer Cities Power Ac Lt
Feb.
4
Feb.
14
99,200
2
Feb.
100 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B..._......*
100
2A Feb. 27
2
23
7
39 A
2,825
4,700
103
Feb.
42A Feb.
900
70
104" Feb."i8
46*1
Amer Beverage Corp
1
260 American Book Co.......100
300
2A Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
36 A Feb.
1,600
V.
A Feb. 28
Feb.
Sale
....
2A Feb.
8A Jan.
2
Feb.
Sale
6% preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
ISA Feb.
13 A
Aluminum Goods Mfg
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale*
45
Preferred
1
Highest
$
235*
*
Aluminum Ltd
<
40,300
A
25* Sale
•
15
500
Sale
Aluminum Co common
200
1,800
2,500
§K
i8||
Sale
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
103
2A
4
Sale
Allied Mills Inc
1,000
3
100
*
1
Supply Mfg class B
500 Aluminum Industries com..*
500
250
200
2A
200 Agfa Ansco Corp com
6,300 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com...*
3,200 Air Investors Inc common..*
Warrants
1,600
350 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
1,590 Ala Power Co 97 prsk.......*
96 preferred..
500
—....—*
300 Algoma Consol Corp com...*
300 Alliance Investment com...*
100
2,400
1,800
1,100
RANGE
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
STOCKS
4,300
2,800
of such sales In computing the range for the year.
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
100 Acctol Products. Inc. A..—*
.....25
100 Acme Wire Co v t c
475 Adams Millie 7% 1st pf
100
100
the only transactions of the month, and when selling
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
1
Jan.
Shares
Shares
204,521,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
$108,877,000
212,023,000
$96,236,000
- _ - - - - - - — - - - -
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—
1934
1935
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
February
45* Feb.
15
27
28
27
4
18
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
7
7
Jan.
10
Jan.
5
" Jan.
95* Jan.
495* Jan.
10
30
2
7
Jan.
2
65* Jan.
65* Jan.
7
22
3
Feb.
1
375* Jan.
35* Jan.
255* Jan.
3 A Jan.
132
Jan.
15* Jan.
4
8
9
25
60
11
14
1
9
Jan.
13
40
Feb.
13
65* Jan.
21
21
11
February
800
400
70
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
154
40 54
Blue Rid2e Corp com
25?
10
l",906
3,800
8,800
.
'
;
<
60
70
7% 1st preferred100
100 Botany Consol Mill* com. . . . *
*
2,450 Bourjoia Inc
v
Ask Bid
...1
9,000
5,100
1,400
*
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1% Feb.
38% Feb.
2% Feb.
1%
40%
3%
11
65
5
5
7
8
10
9
Feb.
65
65
Feb.
2
4
18
"4" ""Feb".'11
Feb.
169* Feb.
Sale
1754
154 Jan.
3654 Jan.
254 Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb.
2
Feb 19
Feb. 20
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
8
Jan. 24
354 Feb. 19
41
25
11
Feb.
2
354 Jan.
1654 Jan.
18
16
r
•
500 Brill Corp class A....
Class B
200
400
100
......
150
200
300
4,800
8,300
800
100
2,800
2,200
6,700
1,000
6,200
1,100
%
I 6%
%
.............
...
654 Sale
654
Brlllo Mfg Co common......
Class A
»
200
1,300
900
,
854 Sale
5 54
554
10
Sale
18
15
1
1
Feb.
Feb.
3
6
% Feb. 19
654 Feb. 16
2654 Feb. 19
.
Jan.
1
6
Feb.
25
15%
.*
Coupon stock (bearer!..
30% Sale
£1
15
15%
x2854 Sale
1554 Feb. 18
1554 Feb. 20
28% Feb. 27
30% Feb.
16
23
1554 Feb. 20
3
354 Jan.
854 Jan.
954 Jan,
15
7
16
British Celanese Ltd—
800
450
4,800
700
Brown Co 6% pref
Buckeye Pipe Line
....100
1
50
31
Buff Nlag Ac East Pow
pref.25
15
$5
1st preferred
Watch
Bulova
100
8,375
13.50
400
1.325
:>■
cony
28
32% Sale
%
1%
25
......*
10
7,400
3,100
10,100
600
15
Feb.
1
Feb.
7
79
25
Feb.
18
25
Feb.
18
30% Feb.
% Feb.
5
5
35
Feb.
27
1
Feb.
7
22% Feb.
% Feb.
2% Feb.
7% Feb.
5
5
6
19
31
Feb.
22%
25
3254 Sale
% Sale
20
Cable Elec Prod
5,000
5,000
2,700
100
800
800
9,900
2,500
Feb.
27
5
Feb.
6
6% Feb.
5
100
B
1
25c
Cartb Syndicate com
9,650
1,900
2,500
4,150
750
500
Sale
1% Sale
475
12
10
654 Jan.
16
2% Jan.
754 Jan.
7
2
1
54 Feb. 28
1
Jan.
8
Feb.
4
% Jan.
8
1
Feb.
4
2
1
8
% Feb.
8
Feb.
20
4
Feb.
20
4
Jan.
2
4
Jan.
Feb.
13
20
Feb.
13
20
Feb.
13
20
Feb.
Jan.
15
79
9% Feb.
8% Feb.
2% Feb.
15
754 Jan.
3
19
2
654 Jan.
10
2
Feb.
11
2
154 Jan.
154 Jan.
654 Jan.
24
654 Feb.
17% Feb.
8%
8%
1%
1%
6%
8% Sale
"154
Sale
1% Sale
8
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
54 Jan.
1754 Sale
5% Sale
7% 1st partlc pref......100
7% prior preferred......100
Corp com
15
1st preferred
*
Celluloid
Jan.
17
17
Feb.
Feb.
6
14
60
Feb.
18
14
57
17%
Feb.
25
61
Feb.
4
57
16% Feb.
5% Feb.
5
1954 Feb.
6% Feb.
18
15
"17%
Sale
5%
5%
Sale
106
Sale
109
Feb.
105
102% Feb.
6
Sale
12" Sale
5
11
10
8%
Feb.
27
32
'8%
28
Feb. 27
8% Feb. 26
5
20% Feb.
9%
Feb.
27
18
12
801
21
71
35% Feb. 23
9% Feb. 19
23% Feb. 20
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
102
14% Feb.
32
Feb.
400
425
625
400
1,000
100
300
400
450
Conv preferred...
480
2,100
*2,805
139,700
5,600
215,600
10,900
Feb.
Feb J 9
Feb. 23
1
Feb.
4
x4% Feb.
13% Feb. 15
.100
700
1,100
Cities Service common.._...*
250
350 Cities Serv Pr Ac Lt $4 pref..*
150
350
16%
500
4,800 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
26,000 Cleveland Tractor com.....*
"3",oo5
.*
4,200 Colon Oil Corp common
4,025 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
Columbia Gas Ac Elec Corp—
5% Conv preferred..... 100
3,950
100 Club Aluminum Utensil
14% Sale
1% Sale
14%
2554 Feb.
1754 Feb.
l554"Feb"."l6
1
Sale
Feb.
7
13
154 Feb.
Feb.
1
7% Sale
7% Feb. 28
1
Feb.
6
1
Feb.
6
Feb. 26
11
Feb.
6
9
Feb.
Sale
1254 Sale
26 %
Sale
7% Sale"
27
3% Feb. 15
Feb.
-24jf Sale,,
27**'
95lr
26
Feb.
26
7% Feb.
5
25
,
1254 Feb.
1
13
5
Feb.
354 Feb.
1
54 Feb.
4
2654 Feb. 19
1154 Feb. 18
*
% Sale
Sale
59
21
1
11
8
"3% Sale'
%
%
2.
28$ Sail*
Sale
44
54 Feb.
" I "'54 "Feb"."
26
Feb.
43
Feb. 21
6
*
6.700
14,800
9,506
17,300 Commonwealth Edison
100 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
.1*0
% Sale
33
38
54 % Sale
% Sale
...........
700 Community P Ac L 1st pref..*
400 Community Water Serv .....1
9,400 Compo Shoe Machinery..... 1
19,700 Consolidated Aircraft com..1
500
"¥,555
'
Warrants
% Sale
,
% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9
6,600
16
10
a
Sale
Sale
%
15%
8%
17
8%
16
11
2
2954 Feb. 18
25
54 Jan.
Jan.
5354 Feb. 23
5654 Feb.
18
54 Jan.
38
Jan.
4754 Jan.
% Feb.
854 Feb.
1
15
1754 Feb. 18
10
Feb.
1
800
Merchandising v t c.
$3.50 preferred...
...*
.....*
56,800
7.800
5
133,300 Consol Copper Mines....
19,300 Con Gas E L At P Bait com..*
70
25
200 Consol Mln Ac Smelt Ltd
5,600 Cons Retail Stores Inc com 5
3,300
70
1
8% pref w w—........100
1,700 Consol Royalty Oil.. .....10
100
175 Cont'l G At B 7% pr pref
Continental Secur common. *
240
1,600
i
75
100
400
100
100
9,600
600
100
I
3,400 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 preferred A............
800
200 Copper Range Co..........*
5
20,000 Cord Corp
1,800 Gorroon At Reynolds.... ...1
$0 Conv pref A
3,900 Cosden Oil Co
100
Preferred
com
..*
.....1
50
15,100
5,000
10,000
100
2,400
2,700
100
2,000
100
45,400
131
2% Sale
Sale
58 %
2%
Sale
140
3
35
Preferred
3% Feb.
3% Feb. 26
1% Feb. 27
Sale
2%
com v t
3,300 Cuneo Press com
100
654 % preferred..
Cusl Mevlcana Mining
7
18
2
Jan.
15
854 Jan.
15
13
11% Sale
8% Sale
req
25
Sale
5%
554
1% Sale
2%
6
C—•
11% Feb. 20
8% Feb. 27
5
1
4
Feb.
Feb.
7
13
254 Feb.
6
% Feb. 15
8% Feb.
6
3
Feb. 16
100
87
1% Sale
Feb.
1054 Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
1254 Feb. 14
954 Feb. 18
Jan.
8«
„
Jan.
595?
7
1
Feb.
254 Feb.
6
% Feb.
4
854 Feb. 18
1
Feb.
13
3
254 Feb.
6
54 Feb.
15
854 Jan.
254 Jan.
2
4
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
16
5
3354 Feb.
18
30
6
87
Feb.
6
87
254 Feb.
18
1% Feb. 26
154 Feb.
26|
4
17
9
18
10
15
13
14
1
3
2
2
Jan.
7
4
454 Jan.
254 Jan.
5
7
Jan.
11
28
28
% Jan.
Feb. 18
2
1254 Feb. 14
7
1054 Jan.
13
Feb.
2
15
22
554 Jan.
1954 Jan.
Feb.* 4
87
5
I5I
Feb.
Jan.
aIY*
4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1754 Feb. 18
1054 Jan.
2
1054 Feb. 26
87
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
54 Jan.
2
3954 Jan.
3
5654 Feb. 18
xl% Jan.
3954 Feb.
354 Jan.
4
1
19
87
12
Jan.
64
26
1154 Feb. 20
854 Feb. 27
8
14
Feb.
18
9
54 Jan.
Feb.
354 Feb. 26
154 Feb. 27
Jan.
3
26)
2
% Jan.
8
2954 Feb. 18
40
354 Feb. 19
1654 Jan. 15
7
354 Feb.
4
12
11
8
11
24
18
28
5
5
Jan.
1454 Jan.
5
Jan.
54 Jan.
2654 Jan.
1154 Feb.
13
13 140
3
18
7
17
19
Jan.
2
3
Jan.
13
11
30
1% Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1354 Jan.
154 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
IS
50c
Jan.
1754
54
1554
154
4
Jan.
87
II"
...5
54 Jan.
30
11
6
2
Jan.
2
Feb. 18
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
Jan. 11
17
18
Feb. 18
Jan. 22
2
Feb.
2
Crown Cork Internet cl A..
•rfootnotes sea pact 56.
Feb.
5
'""H Feb*.' "5 ""54 "Feb".
41,900
15,500 Crocker Wheeler Biec Mfg..*
.1
26,900 Croft (The) Brewing Co
100 Crowley Mliner Ac Co com...*
1
3.900 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
300 Cuban Tobacco
4
1754 Feb. 26
354 Feb.
7
354 Feb. 19
254 Feb. 15
27
...........100
Creole Petroleum com
14,300
7
3
15
8
% Jan.
54 Jan.
1
Jan.
1% Feb. 27
254 Feb.
9
1
5254 Jan.
55
Feb.
5954 Feb. 18
134 % Feb. 13 L3654 Feb. 20 13454 Feb.
1
2% Jan.
354 Feb. 15
2% Feb.
1
40
Feb. 13
3454 Jan.
35
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb. 26
154 Feb. 26
8 3954 Feb.
3654 Jan.
1
3854 Feb.
3
Feb.
5
3
Feb.
5
3
Feb.
3% Feb. 19
1754 Feb. 26
16
£l
Am dep rets for ord stk
4,300
9,450 Crane Co com...
50
1?* 18*
100
........
Courtauld* Ltd
3,800
5.000
Sale
135
55
130
Sale
200
;
500
"1*355
2% Sale
2
3
54 Jan.
554 Jan.
5i» Jan.
Consol Automatic
400
%
%
254
154
254
14
Feb. 21
43
Feb.
6
8% Feb. 27
27
% Jan.
1
15
9
2354 Feb. 20
3
11
2354 Jan.
554 Jan.
% Jan.
4
1
2
8
1054 Feb. 21
354 Jan. 16
54 Feb.
% Feb.
7% Feb.
36
1654 Feb. 17
54 Jan. 17
1254 Jan. 12
1
Feb. 13
754 Feb. 28
6
1
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Commonwealth At Sou Corp—
58,800
36,600
80
27
28
4954 Feb,
35** 45^
Sale
54 %
27
21
8
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Columbia Oil At Gasoline—
Vot trust ctfs.
Feb.
15
Feb.
Jan.
23
27
10
Feb. 21
Jan. 26
Feb. 19
Feb.
14 110
14 105
4
2
154 Jan.
4
454 Jan.
554 Feb. 20
5
1354 Feb. 15 1454 Jan.
Feb. 18
140
Jan. 16 157
15
5
l354~Feb~.
14%
a
Jan. 26
Jan.
5
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
60
Feb. 14
61
Feb.
4
1954 Feb. 18
654 Jan.
8
28
6
254 Feb.
154 Jan. 18
4
11
1
.
2,625
1
*
com
18
Feb.
10% Feb. 21
1,900
17,400
Feb.
5< Feb.
16% Feb. 17
Sale
$7 preferred...
•
900 City Auto Stamping Co
1,400 Claude Neon Lights com_._.l
1,225
2 157
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
1
Feb.
Feb. 20
8
Feb.
1
*
380
H
III" IIIII
*
240
%
%>
2%
1%
2%
1%
554
1454
% Feb.
21
Prefer rod...
Preferred BB........
Feb.
145
% Sale
Sale
Preferred B
28
6
2%
1%
2%
1%
100
7% preferred
6% pref without warr..l00
1
2,600 Chief Consol Mining Co
_10t
1,220 Child* Co preferred..
2,100 Chicago Mall Order.......
100 Chtcago Nipple Mfg class A.50
9,400 Chicago Rivet Ac Machine...*
1,300
300
% Feb.
% Sale
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
7,600 Centrifugal Pips Corp......*
1.000 Charts Corp com...........*
25
850 Chesebrough Mfg.......
2,900
<
Sale
Elec com—I
States
425
125
/
Central
% Feb. 21
1
Common
900
18,000
15
854 Feb. 26
2054 Jan. 24
Cent Ac Southwest Util—
7,500
3
2
15
6 105
Feb.
30
Jan.
254
254
654
1754
15
25
10254 Jan.
15
18
Jan.
9
Feb.
Jan.
23
2
13
954 Jan.
Jan.
J
Feb.
12
54 Jan.
2
5454 Jan.. 10
7 110
71
13%
....
600
/
Jan.
17
Feb. 27
60
L7~~
"l7% Sale
925
$7 dlv preferred......—.*
775
700 Cent Hud GA K v t c._.
675 Gent Pow Ac Lt 7% pref—100
350
400
30
Jan.
2
79
2
7
11
28
54 Jan.
20
Celanese Corp of Amer—
■
Jan.
3954 Jan.
154 Jan.
25
Jan.
28
Feb. 18
3054 Jan. 29
54 Feb.
5
25
4
"9%
7
Jan.
1754 Feb. 15
Feb. 21
79
20
$6 preferred.............
38,700
32,400 Cataltn Corp of Amer......
;
33
Vs Feb.
% Feb.
>
9%
Carrier Corp common.....
19,300
11,700
11
21
11
24
29
21
% Feb.
% Feb. 28
% Sale
.._...*
non-voting
Canadian Marconi Co..
20
20
•V
100
6% 1st preferred
Can Indus Alcohol cl A....
2,700
300 Carolina P Ac L $7 pref......*
25
2
2%
Sale
7
% Sale
t c...
200 Carman Ac Co conv A stk
Carnation Co common....
1,500
6% Sale
1%
£1
£1
£1
Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
Canadian Hydro Elec Corp
11,100
1,800
30,500
12,800
200
2H
*7
Am dep rets A ord sh
Am dep rets B ord sh
Am dep rets pref sh.
25
:
2,900
r
Z X8
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Wireless—
Cables Ac
400
100
25
% Feb.
c
500
254
554
854
3054
1454
6954
Feb.
7
Feb.
4
Feb. 13
Feb. 28
Feb. 15
Feb. 21
2% Feb. 11
5% Feb. 21
8% Feb.
2
Inc—
Co
pref
Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan
......
525
2%
2%
554
6%
8%
9
3254 Sale
16% Sale
......
900 Burco Inc common
$3 cony preferred
825
Warrants
900
900 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
..........10
25,900 Butler Bros
700
;
Sale
32
Sale
9
Brown Forman Distillery
3
8
2%
7%
9%
32%
17%
75
254
7%
J Am dep rets ord reg—lOs
5
3154 Jan.
2854 Feb. 27
1
7
% Feb. 19
654 Jan.
4
2754 Feb. 21
16
16
Jan.
Ltd
Amer dep rets ord bear.
15
Jan.
1
British-American OH Co
British Amer Tobacco,
:
26
3
1554 Jan.
.
Jan.
1054 Jan.
654 Feb.
7
54 Jan.
654 Feb.
% Feb. 19
6% Feb. 28
27% Feb
21
Jan,
Feb.
2
54 Jan.
5
454 Feb. 19
1954 Feb. 20
154 Jan. 17
854 Feb. 28
354 Jan.
2
1
9% Feb.
6% Feb,
1
9 54
4
Feb.
8% Feb. 28
3% Feb.
7
3
Sale
3
600
7% 1st preferred
—100
•
4,100 Brazilian Tr Lt Ac Pr ord
12,400 Bridgeport Machine com.—*
30
15
65
5
9
65
19
20
2
Jan.
2
10
4
15
54 Jan.
25
55
18
17%
...5
Highest
Sale Prices
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
1,100
9,400
1
Lowest
Ask
1 54 Sale
3854
41
254
4
154
Sale
3
1254
65
""354 "I"
........
Bower Roller Bearing..
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
Opt 6% Con* pref..—...*
Blumenthal (S) Ac Co com
*
500 Bohack (H C) Co common-..*
3,000
1,800
-
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
to
Feb. 28 1935
Shares
Shares
,
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
45
NEW YOEK CURB EXCHANGE
MAE., 1935]
2
7
3
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan. 30
Feb. 18
Feb.
6
7
2% Jan.
5|
Jan.
Jan.
154 Jan.
254 Feb.
f
8*
■
NEW
46
In
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
February
Feb. 28 1935
2,200
1,100
Hosiery.
Davenoort
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SINCE JAN.
1
to
1
STOCKS IContinued)
Shares
900 Darby Petrol Corp
Shares
500
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
—.5
4 34
15
434
•
13 34
.
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
434 Feb.
5
Feb. 18
5
1434
434
12
13
4 J4
Jan.
11
15
Feb.
7
13
Feb.
18
16
Jan.
2
14
1
20
Feb.
Feb.
1
19
19
13
Jan.
8
14
Feb.
1
% Feb.
19
434 Feb. 18
434 Jan.
28
I)e Haviland Aircraft Co—
200
200
25
Am dep rets
134
%
'""34
20
25 Diamond Shoe Corp........*
9,000 Dictograph Products.......2
3,100 Distilled Liquors Corp..—5
1,700
15
22 X
16 34
*
1234
19
Feb.
1334 Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
13
1534 Feb.
2234 Feb.
16
Feb.
1134 Feb.
Sale
ord reg
£1
SeagramsLtd*
Feb.
""534 Sale" '"534 F~eb".""8 "634"Feb'.'l6
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6
1
% Feb. 19
134
——
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Feb.
14
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14
ord reg—— £1
600 Derby Oil 8c Ref com
•
25
$4 cum preferred
*
100
11
5
2234 Feb.
8
1834 Feb. 18
6
13
1 34 Jan.
4
Feb.II9
1034 Jan.
3
Feb.
19
20
1034 Jan.
534 Jan.
1334 Feb
3
29
27
Jan.
14
1534 Jan.
14
2334
1834
1434
3234
534
634
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
18
17
5
21
25
15
92
20
7
Distillers Co Ltd—
5,700
195,400
5,700
3,100
74,000
2,300
Am dep rets
Distillers Corp
Die-Casting
Doehler
"Too
300 Dominion Tar & Chem, Ltd *
Douglas
L)
(W
Shoe
7% preferred.........—100
"""700
3,000
30
8834
Driver Harris Co common.
.100
41
Ouke
Power
Co
j....-
'/6
100 Durham Hosiery cl B com—*
Duval Texas Sulphur
*
100
2.800
150
150
1,300
100
450
1,900
'"Too
63 X
34
.....
434
434
234
4334
Sale
6
Sale
60
66
Sale
^
a
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2,000
1,700
3,350
2,075
25
400
•
150
700
650
8,000
14,600
"""600
1,200
100
Falrchlld Aviation com..—1
425 Pajardo Sugar
.......100
55,000 Falcon Lead Mines......... 1
6,400 Falstaff Brewing
1
13,400 Fanny Farmer Candy com_.l
49,900
3,200
7,600
100
200 Fansteel Products Inc
...*
500 Fedders Mfg Co class A.....*
500
"Y.666
100 Federated Capital Corp....*
1,400 Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
1,500 Fiat Amer dep rets
8,000 Fidelio Brewery
......1
,,
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
10
•/. 400 Fire Assoc of Phila
120 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
33,400 Fisk Rubber Corp common.. 1
1,850
Preferred..............100
*
12,400 Flintkote Co class A
5,250 Florida Power 8c Lt S7 pref—*
62,350 Ford Motor of Canada cl A—*
Class B
•
1,475
........
"4,666
70
15,400
500
5,600
1,650
16,700
1,075
-
■
;
84
Jan.
Jan.
29
Jan
10
3
4
334
434
4434
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234
234
234
34
19
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1534 Jan.
16
95
Feb.
94
Jan.
23
11
34 Feb.
4
34 Feb.
1
19
1
34 Feb. 11
4334 Feb.
34 Feb.
15
19
11
Feb.
18
434
334
4634
6234
34
534
634
434
Feb.
1
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5
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1
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1
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6
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a
VA
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7
Jan.
23
Jan.
10
64
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30
34 Jan.
534 Feb.
534 Jan.
2
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Feb.
3
1
58
Jan.
6
2
3
Sale
934
134
37
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11
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40
9
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134 Feb.
134
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40
534
8
16
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8
7
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75
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9
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434 Jan.
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8
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134 Jan.
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634 Feb.
1
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5
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6
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31
834 Jan.
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6
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7
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8
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16
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54
634
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434
20
334 Feb.
8
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334 Feb. 20
134 Feb.
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1
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6
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18
2
9
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5
15
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6
134 Feb. 19
6
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18
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11
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19
834 Feb.
1
1
3
10
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
95
34 Feb. 23
434 Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
4234
334
Sale
Sale
1
Jan.
7
Jan.
1
1
—
100
50
134
4134
41
$6 Conv pref with warr
*
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
75
$4 participating pref
*
600 Electrographic Corp com— 1
450 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
7.000
200
40,500
ioo
%
34
634 Sale
4034 Sale
3734 Sale
334 Sale
3 34
334
Option warrants. . ......
Electric Shareholdings com.l
1,250 EmpireG4F7% pref....100
750
8% preferred.....
..100
350
6% preferred....
—100
400 Empire Pow Corp part stk. "
74,100 Equity Corp common...
10
100 Eureka Pipe Line
...100
1,300 European Elec Co of Can A.10
2,100
Option warrants
1,000 EvansWallowerLead.. ..._.*
14,800 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft 8c Tool.. 3
150
9134 Feb. 18
5
21
18
4
350 Electric Pow & Lt 2d pf A...*
800
25
Feb.
26 34
,
1,900
7
5
434 Feb.
3
Feb. 27
4334 Feb. 28
8
61
Feb.
34 Feb. 16
6
534 Feb.
9
534 Feb.
3
Feb. 11
434
334
Sale
6234
.
^
2,400 Elaler Rlectr'c com. .......*
5
172,900 Electric Bond & Share....
52,400
$6 preferred
...
.*
$5 preferred...—
—*
17,500
3,100 Electric Power Associates...1
Class A.
1
7,400
'
150
3 34
46
Sale
600 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
1,000
81,700
36,800
10,800
2,000
5,300
Sale
434
4,600 Eagle Picher Lead Co
20
1,100 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
1,100
6% preferred
100
4 34% prior preferred—100
550
2,000 Eastern States Pr com B—_.*
550
$7 preferred series A
*
$6 preferred series B
1,650
*
4,300 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
100 Economy Groc Stores com..*
200
21
Feb.
34 Feb.
41
Feb.
34 Feb.
834 Feb.
%
a
834
10,100
4,400
Feb.
1
15
60
19
94
Sale
94
1,650
19
1734 Feb.
*1734 Sa"le'
.10
7% preferred...........100
800 Dubiller Cond Corp com—1
400
8434 Feb.
Sale
87
Sale
*
40
200
Feb.
534 Feb. 21
634 Feb. 25
Dow Chemical Co com..—..*
50 Draper Corp
,
1
Co—
25
.11,600
4,500
'
1234
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
15
Sale
12
2234
1534
1134
3234
534
434
60
Sale
17
100 Dominion Bridge Co....._..*
100 Dominion Steel 8c Coal B..25
200
2234
8
2
583^
88
15
15
2
Jan.| 5
Feb.
3234 Jan.
3734 Jan.
15
18
2
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
16,100
100
31,800
Amer dep rets..Ord reg
il
600 Ford of France Am dep rets..
300 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
"Too
500
Conv
preferred...........*
734
34 Feb.
2
734
234
34
34
Feb.
2
Feb.
5
534 Feb.
18
1
1534 Feb. 19
1434 Jan.
2434 Feb. 14
8
134 Feb.
2534 Feb.
1
134 Feb. 18
2434 Feb.
14
Jan.
12
A Jan.
2
Feb.
3
"Til
—y8
—g
H
34 Feb.
2
534
634
534 Feb.
18
1534
1 534
1534 Feb.
25
2534
34
15
16
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
7
18
16
16
634 Jan.
21
934
334
34
34
Foundation Co.—
800
2,000
750
2,000
400
1,700 Garlock Packing Co
4,000 General Alloys Co
...*
New capital stock
534
7
6
Froedtert Grain & Malting
2,300
Co
conv
15
pref
300 Gen Aviation Corp
com
»
1534
Sale
2534 Sale
1
'
134
134 Sale
1
com.. —.1
1534 Feb. 19
2634 Jan. 22
134 Feb. 18
A Jan.
2
General Elec Co of Great Brit
600
2,000
American dep receipts. —£1
*
1,100 Gen Fireproofing com..
200
1134
5
H34
634
1134
434
18
15
1134 Feb. 21
534 Feb.
1134
'
634
1234 Feb. 21
534 Feb.
2
1134 Feb. 21
3
434 Jan.
1234 Jan.
534 Jan.
3
4
Gen Gas & Elec—
550
250
2,100
$6
conv
11
pref ser B—..
5,600 Gen Investment Co com
1,200
$b Preferred..........
500
300
350
300
650
225
900
Warrants
*
1534
Sale
........
1,550 Gen Tire & Rubber
350
2
*
500 General Rayon A stock.
com. ..25
6034
57"
800 Gilbert (A C) Co com....
600
5,400
3,200
200
600 Gorham Inc class A com....*
2ojlf
23,700 Goldfleld Consol Mines
10
6,700 Gold Seal Elec com—.....1
350
1,250
1,200
4,200
4,400
1,000
1,595
1,830
1,100
1
6334
63.
60
$3 preferred with warr....*
? 34
Sale
8
2 34
Sale
18" "Feb". "27
834
Sale
8
734 Feb.
17
"s
Sale
34
18
9
Feb.
734 Feb.
Sale"
„34
334
1934
3
834
234
1834
234
19
1334
14
634
Feb.
34# Feb.
1534 Feb.
A Feb.
2734 Feb.
134 Feb.
2
27
5
19
25
19
Feb.
27
A Jan.
31
Jan.
30
11
15
Feb.
Jan.
27
23
52
Jan.
2
Jan.
16
8
18
7
17
7
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
27
15
5
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834 Feb. 11
1934 Feb. 23
834 Feb. 16
34
34
234
18
4
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb.
11
1934 Feb. 11
14
Feb.
18
15
Feb. 19
634 Feb. 11
A Feb.
1
3
2
Feb. 18
Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
7134 Jan.
9734 Feb.
94
19
Feb. 18
Jan.
Jan.
3034 Jan.
134 Feb.
59
Feb.
3
5
A Jan.
2734 Feb. 19
4
134 Feb.
9734 Feb. 25
67
"
1IU
_
13
2
97
56
Sale
Feb. 27
2
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
4
Feb.
Feb. 27
7
Feb.
Feb. 11
57
100
6% preferred A........
2,075 Georgia Power $6 pref...
24,000 Glen Alden Coal Co.....
2,200 Globe Underwriters..... :::2
1,400 Godchaux Sugars class A ...*
"""*
Class B...............
1,400
1,000
1,400
A
1534
%
2734
134
1734
870 General Pub Serv $6 pref
1,100
12",100
34
5
57
Jan.
59
d"
Jan.
Jan.
7
Feb.
15
3
1934 Feb.
834 Feb.
34
34
234
17
2
Jan.
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 14
14
Feb.
Jan.
3
A Jan.
4
Feb.
18
334 Jan.
1934 Feb.
11
11
1
Gorham Mfg Co—
i
500
400
450
850
400
Agreement extended.... *
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
Gray Tel Pay Station com
*
Non-voting common stock *
131,400 Greyhound Corp common-.5
1,700
5,900
Grocery Stores Prod—
Common v t c......
100 Guardian Investors
"ll",466
25c
common
30,600 Gulf Oil of Pa
25
6
634 Feb. 26
10
12534
Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea lat pref. 100
Great Northern Paper Co..25
600 Greenfield Tap 8c Die com..*
92",800
1434
15
634 Sale
12634 Sale
2134
23
6
5
2234
34
Sale
34
Sale"
128
18
5
130
2134
Feb.
5
1034 Feb.
12334 Feb. 15 126
4 130
126
Feb.
22
Feb. 15
23
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 14
6
3134 Sale
%
21
Feb.
34
"57" Sale" "56" Sale'
6
55" "Feb".
3234 Feb. 23
34 Feb.
34 Feb.
100
100 Hamilton Gas Co
58
For footnote* see page 56.
c.l
.
*
15
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
10
17
3234 Feb. 23
7
8
6
11
55
34 Jan.
A Jan.
6034 J v~*.
2
8
4
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58" Feb"."l9
23
55
55
58
55
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
25
58
eb.
11
23
Jan.
3
7
Jan.
3
6
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Jan.
534 Feb. 23
34
34
&
%
Feb.
23
Feb.
23
34 Feb. 25
...*
com v t
100 Happiness Candy St cl A
15 139
15 26
28
7
50 Gulf States Utll $6 pref
*
$5.50 preferred
.......*
75
500 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
18
34 Feb.
A Jan.
7
200 Gypsum Lime 8c Alabastlne. *
100
Jan.
Feb.
534 Jan.
2034 Jan.
126
22
1
25
18
634 Feb. 26
734 Jan.
3
2
1034 Feb.
5
934 Jan.
Jan. 23
12234 Jan. 21 127
Feb.
25
Feb.
25
Jan.""r3
34 Feb. 25
Jan.
15
34 Jan.
15
new york
curb exchange
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Feb. 28 1935
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
47
exchange
new york curb
mar., 1935]
Lowest
Sale Prices
134 Feb.
1
834 Feb.
4
6
Feb. 16
9
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
'
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
Shares
125 Hartford Electric Light.. .25
Shares
"i',806
3,600
1,500
34,400
"""25
1,100
3,340
975
100
Sale
Sale
~334
5,650
50
Illinois P A
150
■£.S
25
700
434
Class B
stock
154
Sale
1634
"4"
▼
134
%
134
334 Sale
t c—-1
..100
7% preferred..
454
1634
1634
1354
3434
434
1654 Feb. 13
13
Feb.
6
3254 Feb. 26
4
Feb.
4
65
Feb.
8
65
Feb. 18
Jan.
8
3
4
3
19
23
3
7
Jan.
22
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5054 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2634
434
334
3434
2034 Feb. 15
18
Feb. 28
3434 Jan. 11
2
Jan.
3
11
854 Feb. 25
5
1634 Feb.
1654 Jan. 26
6
13
Feb.
3254 Feb. 26
2
354 Jan.
55
Jan. 21
18
28
20
2
20
Feb.
8
954 Jan.
1734 Jan.
15
4
5
1354 Jan. 14
3534 Jan. 11
434 Feb. 20
65
Feb.
8
Jan.
17
1,000
6,650
300
400
634
1434
654
3034
IX
2
134
IX
154
234
54 Sale
134
154
1
B
16A
"8~, 400
9,800
3,700
Italian Superpower
500
600
15
25
26
Sale
26
Sale
1
134
%
X
525
2631
X
1,600 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
...4
9,000 Kingsbury Breweries com
1
1,500
4,400
%
2
„
54
1134
2934
200
400
% %
28
15
15
13
354 Jan.
34 Jan.
54, Jan.
4
3
6
A
11
3
J an.
Jan.
4
Jan.
19
Feb.
15
24
3
31
6
Jan.
1
Jan.
Feb.
2434 Feb. 15
2734 Jan. 12
Feb.
15
Jan.
14
Feb.
11
Jan.
17
23
!8
54 Feb.
254 Jan.
2
Feb.
18
54 Feb.
2
Feb.
28
Feb.
2
Feb.
23
18
13
28
4
34 Jan. 31
134 Feb. 25
57
% Jan.
23
8
Feb.
4
27
9
2
Feb. 11
Feb.
254 Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
8
2
48
2
54» Jan.
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
18
14
15
'634 ""734
18
11
11
22
Feb. 27
254 Feb.
9
% Jan.
3
16
Jan. 23
634 Jan. 18
134 Jan. 14
57
Feb. 27
Jan. 11
57
14 Jan.
15
11
Jan.
Feb.
34 Jan.
9X Jan.
3034 Jan.
27
27
%
23
30
Jan.
734 Jan.
2
2034 Feb. 27
54 Feb.
134 Feb. 25
Feb.
4
21
Jan.
43
2034 Feb. 27
•;
Feb.
18
54
154
234 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
1134
24
7
2134
26
26
2
J an•
13
48
8
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2
Jan.
X
2?4
""634 "734
28
Feb.
134 Feb.
% Feb.
57
50
5% preferred series D
100
8,400 Klrby Petroleum
;
1
2,200 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
..1
1,000 Klein (D Emil) Co common
200 Kleinert (J B) Rubber
10
100 Knott Corp com
__1
50
8
Feb." II
4
Jan. 12
Feb. 27
7
Jan.
Jan. 14
26
15
6 34
434
5554
5234
954
1534
654
3154
3154
354
154
21
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan. 31
6
Feb.
20
54
Kings County Lighting
3.600
6
34 Feb. 14
% Feb. 13
Sale
43
34
734
6
2434 Feb. 15
2734 Feb.
6
13
Feb. 18
"434 Feb"."
Jersey Central Pow A Lt Co—
150
534% preferred.
100
4,200 Jonas A Naumburg Corp
*
500
<3 Convertible pref..
2,255 Jones A Laughlin com
IOC
125
134
34
34
54
"
Sale
434
cl A...
19
18
16
9
15
2
6
54 Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
10
Jan.
3
5334 Jan.
3054 Jan.
634 Feb.
13
Jan.
554 Jan.
2834 Jan.
2954 Feb.
2 34 J an.
134 Feb.
25
%Feb~."
1134 Feb.
Warrants..
4
18
634
3054
2934
334
154
Feb.
Feb. 27
20
2734
2534
Feb.
Feb.
8
15
54 Feb.
54
2234
"l2~* "16~
Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
1,300
PS' «?
3
Feb. 21
5334 Feb.
6
3334 Feb. 25
634 Feb. 28
1334 Feb.
2
554 Feb.
2
29
Feb.
5
2954 Feb. 13
234 Feb.
5
134 Feb.
6
154 Feb. 27
34 Feb.
4
•
"234" "334 "234" ""354
Interstate Hosiery Mills...
•
580 Interstate Power f7 pref
200 Iron Fireman Mfgcomvtc..*
50
Sale
29 54
2,000
1,000
Sale
6
Warrants
new
100
1
200 Interstate Equities com
$3 conv preferred
...50
500
""266
30
"1334 "14"
Internat Utll class A.......*
Class
34
Sale
35
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
5434
30
900 Internet Cigar Machinery.
5434
26
2
4
21
-134
134
434
5554
Feb.
154 Jan. 22
134 Feb. 26
2
134 Feb.
26
134 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3334 Feb.
154 Feb. 11
134 Feb. 26
154
154
1*154
.54
154
5334
Insur Co of North Amer...lO
4,250 Int Hydro-Elec 13.50 pref..50
23,500 Internat Mining Corp com..l
Warrants
32,100
67,700 Internal Petroleum com..
Registered
........*
1,800
,v 5,700 Internat Products com..
500 Internat Safety Raxor cl B_*
2,150
yx
1
.....
200 Industrial Finance
225
8,700
300
854 Feb. 25
1634 Feb.
5
l65i Sale
Sale
1634
2
934 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
a'
Non-voting class A.......*
100
;
300
'
Jan.
3434 Jan.
1634
1634
16
2
234
2454
10434
1334
Jan.
14
7
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1334 Jan.
2034 Feb. 15
18
Feb. 28
18
Imperial Chem Industries—
700
200
175
5,700
9,800
25,900
1,300
t
700
19
Jan.
2034
17 3234
16 100
2
234
534
18
254 Feb.
254 Jan.
26
Jan.
6
11
11
,
4,200
875
334 Feb.
3434 Feb.
2
9
1734 Feb.
7
Feb. 28
1834 Sale
Sale
Indian Terr ilium Oil Co
500
ioo
254 Feb.
2954 Feb.
*
.
25
Sale
Sale
18
......100
—
900
Jan.
534 Feb.
"254 Feb". "21
"254 Feb."21
-5^
34
254
34
1834 Sale
L S6 pref.._...*
6% preferred
Illuminating Shares Co A
Am dep rets ord reg.....£l
1,300
...»
65,600 Imperial Oil (Canada)
Registered
2,700
3,700 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. 5
3,500 Imp Tob of Gt Brit A lrel..£l
10
1,700 Indiana Pipe Line
200 Ind'polls PAL 634% pf -.100
26,900
1,100
2,400
434
Sale
Sale
2J4
3034
....
2,300
Feb.
23
5,700 Hygrade Pood Prod
2,750 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp..
2,000
1,900
10434 Sale
1234 Sale
a:4834 Sale
Sale
1234 Sale
.03
..........1
Sale
23
11
Feb.
Jan.
1
42
29
Jan.
100
2
16
"Feb"." 18
534
28
834 Jan.
6
154 Feb.
2
Feb.
154 Feb. 28
20
Feb.
20
Feb.
5 2354 Feb. 25
27 10234 Jan.
10254 Feb.
4 10434 Feb.
1134 Jan.
1234 Feb.
7 1234 Feb. 21
44
Jan.
45
Feb.
5 5054 Feb. 19
54 Feb.
54 Feb. 27
54 Feb. 27
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
134
2134
1754 Jan.
30
"534 Feb""l8
Horn A Hard art com.....
7% preferred
754 Feb. 11
1
Feb. 11
4134 Feb. 21
1934 Feb. 19
Feb.
21
4
Feb.
9
8
Feb. 28
Feb. 16 100
100
400 Hydro-Elec Secor com.....
200
Sale"
1834
5134 Jan.
154 Jan.
22
134 Jan- 25
Jan.
2
6
Feb. 16
54 Jan. 18
37
Jan. 23
4
154 Feb.
34 Feb.
4
3834 Feb.
8
1754 Feb. 11
a
48,900 Hud Bay Mln A Smelt.....
•43,000 Humble Oil & Refining
'V; !v
200 Huyler't of Del com
250
7% preferred stamped..1
""200
/
1
>4
Horn (A C) Co common....
580
430
14,300
21,700
Sale
300 Holophane Co Inc common.*
200 Holt (H) & Co class A
1:
400
V
1X
........100
Preferred
25
;
5034 Jan.
55
a
Sale
9
854
.....
...25c
32,200 Hecla Mlulnl Co
1,300 Helena Rubinstein common.
4,000 Heyden Chemical Co.......*
5
64,200 Hollinger Consol G M
450 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
900
""200
Corp...
5334
134
5234
Sale
Hartman Tobacco common .10
700 Haxeltine
600
9,300
Ask
Ask Bid
1
■
Kolster Brandes Ltd—
'
100
American shares
300
:f
£1
Koppers Gas A Coke—
200
2,200
5,500 KreugerBrewingCo........ 1
20
30 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
18.900
2,700
49,800 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
v
.1
5,200 Lakey Foundry A Machine. 1
20 Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
300 Lefcourt Realty com....
1
1,700
Preferred
...»
8,200 Lehigh Coal A Nay
•
15,500 Leonard Oil Development..25
7,100 Lerner Stores Corp com... •
370
634% pref with warr
100
38,700 LIbby McNeil A Llbby
It
900 Lion Oil Refining .. ......
100
700
5,300
4,800
2,600
270
14,700
500
1,075 Loblaw Groceterias A
700
25
4,300
1,300
290
975
38,900
""806
4,500
25
""634 "T634
"5034 Sale"
Sale
134
Sale
1
90
234
1954
634 Sale
54
34
42
4254
9134 Sale
734 Sale
354 Sale
76
234
1854
67
6
70
2
18
2
18
Sale
J*
534 Sale
254 Sale
..*
434 Sale
234
234
1134 Feb.
554 Feb.
7
7534 Feb.
4954 Feb.
34 Feb.
5
7534 Feb.
" "42"
434 Sale
'4l"54 "44"
534 Sale
55
Feb.
26
134 Feb.
1
2854 Sale
7
Feb.
Feb. 27
18
6
6
42
Feb.
5
9134
654
354
1754
1754
434
234
1
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb. 19
4
Feb.
Feb. 21
28
Feb.
Feb. 26
;Feb.
7
Feb.
434 Feb.
7
40
>
Sale
225
1,600
"""ioo
~I",306
3,600
1,300
1,000
300
134
154
2654 Feb.
15
4054
;
""§34 ""654
26
Sale
6034 Sale
2 1
254
1134
1334
1
300
Preferred...............10
For footnotes see page
56.
9134
654
354
1754
1754
434
234
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
53
Feb.
15
48
4454 Feb.
16
37
Jan.
5
Feb.
16
454 Jan.
12
Jan.
2
6
21
1
1
21
6
27
Feb.
-
1
134
854
434
234
154
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
6
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
4134 Feb.
8
6
5
2834 Sale
63
~ "6354
2
1034
42
Feb.
20
44
Feb.
21
15
44
Feb.
1
15
Feb.
1
"554 "Feb".
19
2554 Feb.
2
354 Feb.
Feb.
16
60
1
""6 34 "Feb. ""5
3034 Feb.
354 Feb.
6334 Feb.
"134 "'134
2
3
16
4
1134 Feb.
13
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
21
1134 Feb.
234
54 Sale
3
334
234 Feb.
54 Feb.
Feb.
3
9
1
20
4
16
13
134 Feb. 25
-9
Feb.
21
% Feb. 19
8154 Feb.
1
Feb.
234 Feb.
% Feb.
3
Feb.
19
7
9
4
9
Jan.
24
Feb.
26
Jan.
12
Feb.
834 Jan.
4
5034 Jan.
4
29
Feb. 28
8 54
Jan.
2
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
134 Jan. 11
1
Feb.
1
454 Jan. 10
34 Feb. 23
4
2
8
Jan.
18
80
234 Jan.
3
20
Jan.
19
754
34
4654
9634
834
454
Jan.
3
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
28
25
13
19
3
1854 Jan.
5
1754 Feb. 21
7
634 Jan.
3
Jan. 26
53
Feb. 15
4454 Feb. 16
6
Feb. 16
9434 Jan.
3
41
Jan. 26
2854 Feb. 26
10
Jan.
61
Jan.
19
19
3334 Jan.
14
834 Jan.
9
434 Feb. 26
334 Jan.
7
134 Jan. 19
1
Feb.
1
554 Jan.
2
34 Jan.
5
A
Feb.
16
9
10
24
5
13
354
6354
234
1334
7334
134
Feb.
16
8
43
Jan.
Jan.
30
44
Jan.
1434 Jan.
98
Jan.
8
24
1554 Jan.
554 Feb. 19
7
354 Feb. 16
2154 Jan.
60
Jan.
Jan.
24
2
1134 Feb. 13
70
Jan. 17
54 Jan.
2
9
Feb. 21
34 Feb. 20
5
3
134 Jan.
4054 Feb.
41
Jan.
98
Jan.
30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
9
17
25
Feb.
25
Feb.
21
% Jan.
9
30
80
8154 Feb.
19
Jan.
30
14
4
3
234 Jan.
% Jan.
3
Feb.
Jan. 31
54 Jan. 30
234 Feb. 20
54 Jan.
2
16
Jan.
3534 Jan. 18
2654 Feb. 20
2
803f III:
'234
13
2
11
Sale
16
1
*""34 "Feb".
34 Feb. 20
1
26
34 Feb. 23
%
Feb.
1834
1754
534
254
20
Feb.
154
Jan.
1
Feb.
Feb.
9
""I
2,200 Merrltt Chapman A Scott..
'
100
634% A pref
100
8,900 Mesabl Iron
Metropolitan Edison Co—
300
16 pref series C
*
4,200 Mexico-Ohio OH Co
*
2,300 Michigan Gas A Oil Corp...*
1,900 Michigan Sugar com.......*
13
Feb.
4
10
61
4
Jan.
3
1
15
19
30
15
19
17
3
J an.
5
Feb. 27
Jan.
3
8
2
55
2
Jan.
19
1
4154
67^
l!*
76
15
Feb.
Jan.
28
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
8
3
5
Jan.
40
Feb.
4054 Feb.
4034
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
48
6
Feb.
Feb.
29
4
$4 preferred ww.._.......*
16
15
7
25
2854 Feb. 26
154 Feb.
5
34 Sale
3,200 Mead Johnson A Co com....*
3,200 Memphis Nat Gas com ......5
360 Mercantile Stores Co.......*
125
7% preferred....
..100
100
34, Feb.
4654 Feb.
9634 Feb.
834 Feb.
20
7
254
5
2
Sale
1
5,100 McCord Radiator A Mfgv
5,750 McWllllams Dredging com..*
100 Mead Corp common........*
4,050
150
534
3
15
7734 Jan.
1234 Jan.
7
Jan.
89
434
2,100 Mayflower Associates Inc...*
2,525 McColl Frontenac OH
*
25
6% preferred
...'100
"l",506
7,900
434
254
154
54 Jan.
2
19
9
10
May Hosiery Mills—
250
150
100
100
300
Communication Am dep ret
400 MargayOll
•
25,300 Mavis Bottling Co of Amcl At
12,606
25
7
854 Feb.
954
29
1,900 Marlon Steam Shovel com.
6,800 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
800 Mass Util Associates »lc ..1
900 Massey Harris Co common..*
800
"Feb".
Feb.
18 34
4l~"~Feb~. "18
Marconi Internat Marine—
100
1
Feb.
7
7
13
56
934 Sale
1,700 Mangel Stores Corp com....*
950
634% ptef with com pur w.*
700 Ma pes Cons Mfg Co
*
300
600
900
6
Feb.
39" "Feb". "15
"3934 Sale"
15
Jan.
1154 Jan.
534 Jan.
74
5
5
48
39
19
19
54 Feb.
a
Sale
93
100
734 Sale
334
4
46
...♦
4,700 Long Island Light com
*
950
7% preferred
ttt
3,075
6% preferred series B ..100
72,560 Louisiana Land A Expl com . 1
20 Ludlow Mfg Associates..
*
5,000 Lynch Corp com.....
..5
4,500
Common new
5
300
ii-H
B stock
17,006 Lone Star Gas
700
560
5 54
534
Feb.
76
12
Feb.
76
6% preferred...........100
600 Kress (S H) A Co spec pf..l0
200
54 J an.
54 Feb. 23
54 Feb. 23
34
X
'54
3
Feb.
16
1
16
48
NEW
YORK
SALES
AGGREGATE
Since
February
Shares
to
1
1
Feb. 28 1935
STOCKS (Continued)
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
new york
curb exchange
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
Par
Feb. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1*4 Feb. 25
*| Feb. 9
1*4 Feb.
*4 Feb .
Feb. 28
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Middle States Petroleum-
500
-v.\N
i
2,000
700
5*000
100
1,600
13,800
Class A rot trust ctfa.....*
800
con*
$6
cony
m
*
com
pref ser A
*
pref A ctfs of dep.*
.....
Midland Royalty Corp—
300
12 cony pref..............*
;
100
16
500
.
1
Class B rot trust ctfs.....*
Middle West Util
!&•
%
Sale.
10
m
9*4
9
Feb.
6
1*4 Feb. 25
*4 Jan. 15
Jan.
mm
% Jan.
9
Feb.
%
21
28
% Jan.
mmmmmm
1% Jan.
4
Ms
*4 Feb. 23
8*4
5
9
Feb.
6
*4 Feb. 23
Feb. 28
.....
9
4
1*4
1*4
*4 Sale
7
Janv 11
Jan.
*4 Jan,
*4 Jan.
11
21
21
12
Ms
Feb.
6
10
Jan.
7*4 Jan.
3
11
Jan.
8
Jan.
24
40
1*4 Jan.
19
16
9
6
Midland Steel Product—
25
v
;
"""256
'
10
1
1,300
1,025
43,200
1,050
700
11 non-cum dlr shares....*
250 MldraleCo......
600 Mining Corp of Can
25 Minnesota Min AcMfgCo...**
200 Miss Hirer Puel Corp warr...
10 Miss Rlrer Power pref.... 100
3,100 Mock Judson Voehrlnger...*
1,925 Mohawk ft Hud Pow 1st pref.*
74,400 Molybdenum Corp 11 C.....1
2,450 Montgomery Ward Ac Co A..*
900 Montreal Lt Ht Ac Pow com..*
450 Moody's Inrestors Part pref.*
100 Moore Corp Ltd............*
v-■
■
«
200
250
100
36"" "Feb." 15
39
36
......
.....
.....
.....
.....
30*1
8
Sale
Sale
135
39
Sale
2*4
p
90^
10,500
Mountain Producers Corp. 10
100 Mountain Sts Pow com.....*
7
40
150 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
Sale
20
73,900
1,400
1,850
800
1,325
4,800
2,400
Nat Bellas Hess com..
Nat'l Bond & Share
2,300
800
11,000
27,100 Nat Rubber Mach
400
"2,700
12%
Conr partic
l;,0
.....1
preferred....*
7
25
800
"""166
650
1,650 NY
100
25
400
500
1,000
3,000
f
34
1,975
700
7
875
23,600
2.000
17 H
15
.'
7
Feb. 20
Feb.
8
Feb. 25
*4
Feb.
4
3*4 Feb. 18
*4 Feb. 27
4*4 Feb.
5
76
Feb.
48*4 Sale
754 Sale
8
Feb. 28
1*4 Feb. 26
7
29 % Feb.
103
Feb.
7
1
13
7i„:
3
7
Feb, 28
1*4 Feb. 26
29*4 Feb.
7
6
14
Feb.
60
Feb.
1
Feb.
55
2
*4 Feb. 26
Jan.
3
46*4 Feb. 26
5*4 Jan.
2
15
8
*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
24
18
31*4 Jan.
14
7% Sale
7
7*4 Sale
"t""
"~2%"2%
55% Sale
1%
1%
35% Sale
654 Feb.
6
*4 Feb. 23
Feb.
2
3
90
Feb,
Feb.
4
11
Sale
3
""6*4 ""7*4
9
7
1
MM 8
8
8%
3% Sale
*4 Feb.
%
*4
8*4
4*1
2
"
10
7
7*4 Feb. 26
7*4 Feb.
4
Feb.
8
6*4 Feb.
6
*4 Jan. 18
7*4 Jan. 15
19
*4 Feb.
4
Feb. 21
3*| Feb. 1
9*|
95
Feb.
3
9
Feb, 23
"38*4 Feb" "23 "38 *4 "Feb" "23
Sale
52*4 Sale
1*4
1*4
36*4 Sale
2
Feb. 20
56
35
40
Feb.
1
1*4 Feb,
Feb.
11
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
Jan. 24
Jan. 16
Feb. 20
2
2*4 Feb. 19
51*4 Feb. 14
1*4 Feb.
9
12
7*4
7*4
5*4
35*4
-
Jan.
90
18
7*4 Feb. 26
6
8
18
Feb.
51*4 Feb.
1*4 Jan.
35
Feb.
34%
35
27
29
37
27
39*4
30*4
"1*4 Feb"."l5 ""I *4 "Feb"." 15
33
9
38
18
Feb. 23
29
Feb.
Feb.
29
60
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
60
.
14
3
12
Feb.
21
Jan.
■
m n
Class B option warrants...
2%
^ 1*4
3
Sale
n2%
%
11*1
%
Sale*
2*4 Sale
"2 *4 "Feb" "25 "'§*4 Feb".""!
11*1
Feb. 27
2*4 Feb, 14
12*1
Feb 21
2*4 Feb. 19
.
6
1*4 Feb. 15
Feb.
9
25*4 Jan.
53*4 Jan.
5
33
61*4 Jan.
9
Feb.
9
9*4 Feb. 18
7*4
9*4
Feb.
4
13*2 17
14*4
14*4 Feb. 20
17*4 13
117>| Sale 120*4 Sale 116*4 Feb. 7 120*4 Feb. 28
3%
3%
3*4 Feb.
6
3*4 Feb. 6
3*4
354
51
Sale
Feb. 19
46*4 Feb.
8 56
3
Feb. 15
"3% Sale"
3*4 Sale
3*4 Feb.
1
*4 Feb.
1
% Feb.
5
12%
*4 Jan.
7
28
Feb. 27
Jan.
86
854 Jan.
254 Jan.
7
3
30*4 Feb. 19
Feb.
7 107
Jan. 23
Jan.
3
14
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
1*4 Jan. 16
103
13
1
1*4 Feb. 13
46*4 Feb. 26
6*4 Feb. 25
19
2
25*4 Jan. 24
8 110
Feb. 28
Feb.
31*4 Jan.
7
Jan.
7
2*4 Feb.
2
30*4 Feb. 19
62
14
9*4 Feb. 23
Jan.
*4 Jan.
Feb.
1
30
10
72
*4 Feb. 26
1
13
3
2 136*4 Feb.
Feb. 27
4
13
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2 x40
15
86
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
16
54 Feb.
/Jan. 11
3*4 Feb. 18
lI6" "Feb" "5 10554 Jan.
1*4 Feb.
Jan.
12
82
14
20
4*4 Feb. 18
7 106
14
Feb. 25
Feb.
2
3
18*4 Feb. 25
26 125*4 Jan. 26
22
Feb. 26
354 Feb. 18
JiFeb. 13
*4 Feb. 27
4*4 Jan. 11
4*4 Jan .
4
Feb. 26
3*4 Feb. 18
54 Feb.
8
18*4 Feb. 25
22
13*4 Feb. 28
60
1*4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
125
*4
1
Jan.
7*4 Jan.
127
30
23
9
10%
8
13
113
3
20
3
*
100
9,200 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
5,340 NUes-Bement-Pond com....*
8,200 Niplsstng Mines...
5
7
Sale
33
1
Feb. 23
Feb. 19
69
.
50,700 Niagara Hud Pow com....15
Class A option warrants...
2,900
200
Sale
63%
New York Transit..........5
875 N Y Water Serr 6% pref
100
"2",400
Sale
"l% "l% ~"I*4 ""2*4
7
shares......^..1
N Y Teleo t*4% pref.
Feb.
13
11*4 Feb. 11
10%
10
600 N Y Steam Corp com....
100
1,400
3,600
Founders
H
47%
400 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
,75 N Y Pr 8c Lt $6 pref.
..*
V; 50
7% preferred...........100
N Y Shipbuilding Co*
ft Hond Rosario M
1
Feb.
*6 Feb.
7 8
4%
100 New Process Co common....*
100 N Y Auction Co common...*
.
12*4 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1*4 Jan.
*4 Feb. 13
82
13
"32% "33% '33*4 Sale" "32 *4 "Feb"." "8 "35" "Feb"."16
3%
35
Sale
30*4
62
56
Feb.
7*4 Feb.
H
#
6,800 New Bradford Oil
»
9,550 New Jersey Zinc.....
.25
7,000 New Mexico Ac Aria Land...I
12,200 Newmont Mining Corp....10
5,200
Sale
% Sale
6%f
«
100 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
125 Ner Calif Elec 7% pref....100
2,100
3,700
1
50% Sale
7% Sale
29
700 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
1,100 Neptune Meter class A .....*
-
65* 6\.
2
com......*
900 Nehi Corp com............*
225 Neisner Bros pref........100
500
150
100
400
7
35
wm
4,400 National Sugar Refg
3,100 National Transit.. '....12.50
3,100 National Union Radio com..l
31,600 Natomas Co new...........*
2,000
1,300
16,800
«•«,«•-
80
.....
Sale
1*4
29
30
100
104% 106
13% Sale
13*4
1
1% Sale
32
6,900 National Serrlce Co.
3,400
7
"2"/Sale"
29%
28%
Nat Power Ac LlghtSO preferred
5,750
6,000
.....
82
34*4 Feb. 27 39
7*1 Feb. 5
9*4
Feb. 27 13654
Feb. 28 31*4
24*4 Feb.
7 25*4
18*4 Feb. 25 18*4
107 *4 "Feb".'23
9
3,300 National Leather Co com...*
13
131
30
20
"4% "4% "4*4 Sale"
"76*4 Sale"
.1
Corp...*
Nat Dairy Prod pref A....100
11,700 National Puel Gas ........*
..1
10,800 National Inrestors Com
.170 45H% preferred
1
Warrants.................
10,800
120
:
31%
300 Nachman Springfilled Corp.*
100
37,300
3g
Feb.
-----
27
18
100
6,400 Murphy (G C) Co common...*
35*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
Sale
133
30
128*4
16%
82
11*4 Feb, 11
"17% "is"" "18*4 "1954
125
12
"-""*i"Fe-b7l3 """*4 Feb","l3
"12% SalS"
•56
35
.....
.....
6*4
Feb"."l5
36
.............
.....
.....
2,300
~
40
——
65
100 Mtge Bank of Colom Am she..
600 Mountain Ac Gulf Ol J Co
1
100
600
3,600
36
-----
20
7% A pref..............100
700 Moore Drop Forging cl A....*
•>
*""260
/,
iiff
,77
8
2
Feb.
Feb.
2
Jan.
30
ms Jan.
1*4 Jan.
7
7
Feb. 15
8*4 Jan. 21
55
*4 Jan.
J%
35
!o
Feb.
8
5
Jan. 17
Feb.
19
*4 Feb,
4
9*1 Feb.
21
22
3*|
95
Jan.
Feb. 18
8
Jan.
2
9
Jan.
25
24
5*4 Jan.
40
Jan.
8
2*4 Jan.
11
Jan.
2*4 Jan.
40*4 Jan.
4
Jan.
21
58*1
12
7
7
1*4 Feb. 15
39
29
60
Jan.
2
Feb. 18
Feb, 23
61*4 Jan.
2
9
% Jan.
66
9
13*4 Jan.
7
13
4
1451 Jan. 7
115*4 Jan. 23 120*4 Feb. 28
3*4 Jan. 11
3*4 Feb.
6
Feb. 19
46*4 Feb.
8 56
3
Jan.
7
3*4 Jan. 25
% Jan.
4
2*4 Jan.
2
11*6 Feb. 27
2*4 Jan. 24
% Jan.
% Jan.
3*4 Jan.
13 *4 Jan.
15
7
8
3
254 Jan.
3
Feb.
8
u:jj*
300
50
"""360
"""200
.
,
>
600 Noma Elec Corp com..
.*
200 Northern Warren Corp pref.*
1,200 Nor Amer Lt Ac Pow com....l
700
$6 preferred
.......*
175 North Amer Match Corp....*
200 Nor Amer Util Sec com.....*
600 North Cent Texas Oil......5
6,800 North European Oil
6,100
400
4,900
;
2,300
3,400
2,600
:.7'77:
com
20%
46%
..
3
«
14%
«
....*
25 Ohio Edison |i preferred...*
P
100
800
400
500 Orerseas Secu rl ties Co
7,200
3,500
1,000
575
2,200
ii
25
Class A
conr
6%
,§
pref........*
......
200
17,900 Pacific Eastern Corp....... 1
9,400 Pacific G ft fi 6% 1st pref..25
1,500 I 54% 1st preferred......25
1,225 Pacific Ltg Corp f6 pref
*
2,600 Pac Pub Serr 1st pref......*
"1%
16%
17
"JVti
10
31%
3%
19%
14,900 Parke Darls ft Co..........*
8,550 Parker Rust-Proof com.....*
3,700 -•77
150 777, '
250 Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
200
50
100
Class B.
200
100 Peninsula Telep Co
700 Penn Mex Puel
Tjfiso
1,600
600
200
25
200
fi15.805
11,100
600 Pierce Gorernor Co com....*
100 Pines Wlnterfront Co......5
18,470 Pioneer Gold
Mines Ltd....l
Plmsr Sam*
UaNtr*
41,800
for footnotes see page 56.
""9*4 "16" "9*4 Sale"
4*4
4
% Sale
4*4
11
37.
8
11
2*4 Sale
20*4 2054
18*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
21*4 Sale
"73"" Sale"
""7*4 "t"
27
28*4
43*4 Sale
1*4
154
3*4
454
34
Sale
8
37
Sale
Sale
5854 Sale
63
36
8
35*4
Sale
10
Sale
26*4 27*4
41*4 41*4
154 Sale
3*4
4*4
39%
7
2%
"'2*4 "Feb"." "9 ""2 *4 "Feb"." "9
% Feb.
8
32
Feb.
8
45*4
5*4
7%
5*4
20*4
Feb.
8
Feb.
5
Feb. 27
Feb.
6
Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb.
9
1
90*4 Feb.
5
Feb.
2
9*4 Feb. 28
*1 Feb. 25
4*4 Feb. 16
1*4 Feb. 25
7
37
/
10
'"8*4 "15""
1*4 Sale
2*4
20*4
18*4
71
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
7*4 Feb. 27
27*4 Feb. 26
""9*4
1*4 Sale
*4 Feb.
70
91
90
"84*4 Sale"
Sale
"59"" Sale"
Sale
75*4 Sale
1
31
Sale
90%
.
5%
2%
16%
3%
"6
7*4
1754 Sale
1*4 Sale
27*1 30*4
8*4
9*4
"5*4 ""7*4
26
8*4
27
9
58
1
*
%
8%
2 *4
8
45*4 Jan. 30
5*4 Jan.
8
7*4 Feb. 27
5*4 Jan.
3
1
11
Feb.
11
85*4 Jan.
Feb.
9*1
5
15
Feb. 28
*4 Jan.
4
Jan.
29
1*4 Jan. 30
Feb.
18
2*4 Feb.
1
21*4 Feb. 27
1854 Feb. 21
254 Jan.
20% Jan.
18*4 Jan.
74*4 Feb. 14
71
8
8
6
36
7
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
18
6
7
28
18
Feb.
6
1
7*4 Feb. 23
11
2
25
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
59
8 82
Feb. 28 31
Feb.
6 120
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
Feb.
7
16
12
15
Feb. 25
7*4 Feb. 27
25
Jan.
11
39*4 Jan.
3
1*4 Jan. 30
4*4 Feb.
7
32*4 Jan.
2
55
Jan. 15
34
Feb.
8
7
Feb.
6
6
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
10
1*4 Feb. 27
24
10
77
Feb. 25
Jan. 10
Jan. 28
8054 Jan.
53*4 Jan.
14
28
1
38*1 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
6
Jan.
25
Jan.
*4 Jan.
3
9
9
32
53
Feb.
8
Feb.
19
5*4 Feb.
5
10*4 Feb.
1
8*4 Feb. 20
22*4 Jan. 22
20*4 Feb. 26
70
91
90
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.. 11
Feb. 11
10*4 Jan.
1
7
Jan.
7
4*4 Jan.
29
Feb.
18
2
2*4
21*4
18*4
7454
8*4
Jan.
2
Jan. 25
Jan.
3
Feb. 14
Jan.
4
28
Jan.
22
44*4 Feb. 18
2*4 Jan.
4*4 Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
1
6
7
37*4 Feb. 28
6451 Jan. 22
36
7
7*4 Feb. 23
11
Jan.
2% Jan.
25
10
77
85
59
Feb.
16
10
2*4 Feb.
*4 Jan.
Feb.
73
31
115
15
26
7
8
89*4
Feb. 28
33
6 120
8
5*4 Feb.
6
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
11
8
25
10
28
16
20
Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
30
7
4
19*4 Jan.
11
5*4 Feb.
6
5*4 Feb,
6
Feb.
5
1754 Feb.
1
1*4 Feb.
1
1*4 Feb. 26
Jan.
4
Feb. 21
27*4 Feb. 25
8*4 Jan. 29
33*4 Jan.
10*4 Jan.
8
5
66
66
1*4 Feb. 26
27*4 Feb. 25
9
66
'"2*4 "3" ""2*4/"3""
8
2
Feb.
16
"1*4 Sale"
7
4*4 Feb. 16
34
7
73
31
115
Jan.
Ms Jan.
32
Feb.
4
6
55
2
Feb.
Feb.
"84" ""Feb." 18 *85" ""Feb"." 16
56
75
12
11
3
19
70
89
9*4 Feb. 20
"ii" "8""Il""
da.¥
19
Feb. 25
5
7
5
8
Feb. 19
11
Jan. 15
Feb.
1
Jan. 29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1*4 Feb. 27
Feb. 25
Feb.
*4 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
24*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
20*1
Feb.
11
37
20*4 Feb. 26
1*4
4*4
33*4
58*4
24
*4 Jan. 24
21*4 Feb. 19
42
Feb.
8
32
Feb.
8
53
Feb. 19
5*4 Feb.
5
10*4 Feb.
1
8*4 Feb. 20
27*4
44*4
1*4
4*4
37*4
63*4
7*4 Feb. 23
24
Pa Gas & Elec class A......*
25 Pa Pow ft Lt $6 pref........*
200
$7 preferred..............*
17,600 Philip Morris Inc..........10
12,100 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conr preferred A........10
1,700
7 1 1,600 Pie Bakeries lag saws.*.—..*
77
25
7% prefsrrsJ..
.......iM
"90*4 Sale"
5
•
...1
50
150 Perfect Circle com.........*
40 •,,■777..
50 Pet Milk 7% pref
...100
100
200 Philadelphia Co com ......*
2,100
5,700
-
*
3,900 Pa Water & Power
2,500 Pepperell Mfg Go. .......100
880
Feb.
87
100
7
Vt- 7'-:'-'
«
common
90*4
24%
:
Pennroad Corp com rtc.. ...1
100 Pa Cent Lt ft Pr $2.80 pref..*
100
;
com
82
.
73,100
27,700
-.//u..,:,;
..*
21*4
" Sale
90*4
4*4
»
6,700
f
a
%
*
675 Pacific Tin special stock., v *
13,800 Pan Amer Airways com....10
17,200 Pantepec Oil of Veneauela..*
200 Paramount Motors Corp....*
5,200
6,400
37
19
70
5*4
554
7*4 Sale
7*4 Sale
20*4 21*4
80
1,400 Oilstocks Ltd common......5
2,300 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
800
1,600
Sale
Sale
21*4
70
Ohio OH 6% pref
.100
110 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
40
5*4
10
2,210
800
2*|
"45~" "46% "52" "54""
10
6
A.. 100
..
39*4
4h feU
6%
.
525 Ohio Brass class B_.
36*4
Feb.
Feb.
""454 Sale" "~4 *4 "Feb". "28 ~5 *4 "Feb". "l5
1
com
Northern Pipe Line.......10
Nor States Power
39^
37
3*
1
18
8,800 Northwest Engineering ...._*
6,300 Noradel Agene Corp..
..»
225
25
.
•
25 NorlndPub8er64& oref .100
330 Northern N Y Util 7% pfd.100
25
190
100
—
30%
•
*4 Feb. 26
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
2*4 Feb.
5
28
9*4 Feb. 18
Feb. 26
2*4 Feb. 23
66
2
5
Feb. 26
Jan. 16
*4 Jan.
12
"16"" Sale" "1654 Sale" "9*4~Feb".~~2 "I6*j"Feb"."i8 ,9*1 Jan. 15
5*4 Sale
554 Sale
5*4 Feb.
1
6*1 Feb. 18
5*1 Jan.
2
2
Feb. 26
2*4 Jan. 28
*4 Jan. 12
Jan.
7
11*1
6*4. Jan.
8
NEW
MAR., 1935]
AOOREGATE
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
Shares
600 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
""'370
5,050
18,250 Pittsburgh Plat* Glass
700
800
,
800
500
100
;Av
1,100
20,800
54% Sale
44,900
"1H
Corp..
Realization—
Producers Royalty
v
2,210
V'v.
Voting
3,200
trust
Mill
'
Go
com
9,800 Prudential
100
"""ioo
Investors
40
700
250
900
250
;
,
25
9%
29
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
7
15
Feb.
4
28
Feb.
18
""%Feb"~~I
13% Feb.
11
1% Feb.
1
Feb.
18
■:"H
Feb.
5% Feb.
6
19
20
19%
Feb.
Feb.
16
83
Jan,
15
16
18
7
13
15
% Jan. 21
5% Feb.
8
83
Jan. 11
8
Jan.
2
5
Jan. 11
17% Feb. 20
16
Feb.
7
77
Jan. 31
Ftb".~23
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
19
83
800
.
4,270
100
•
Pure Oil Co 6%
300
800
1,100
375
6%
Sale
~38~
Sale
......
pref
*
preferred...........130
133
*A
7A
7% Sale
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
1,000 Rys Ac Util Invest cl A com..I
'A
16 '■
Feb.
3
50
350
33
conv
...
7
300 Ravrheon Mf#,
700
*
' t
'•?
v t c
•
*
......*
800
300
500
8,000
100
900
1,800
7
Sale
4%
15
6% ,7
6% Sale
1%
1%
32,300 Reliable Stores com
1,200 Reliance Internet com A....*
300 Reliance Management
*
3,200 Reybarn Co.. Inc.......—10
35,000 Reynolds Invest com .....
1
2,600 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
6,500
r%Feb".~"5
14
1,400
100
7% conv pref...
100 Hike Kumler Co
1% Sale
11
11%
Sale
1%
1
10%
1%
13
11
1,700
2% Sale
19%
25
Feb.
1
Feb.
100
3%
%
1,400
1,700 Royal Typewriter com......*
....1*0
1,575 Ruber old Co.
2,400 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
1,300 Ryan Coneol Petroleum
*
17%
45%
3%
1%
300
■V
800
400
Prior
510
400
7.800 Salt Creek Producers.
2,500
1,800
'A
19%
46%
6
1%
A Sale
1%
100
Feb.
Sale
H
^
a
5% Sale
16%
44%
3%
1%
300
2,800
600
250 Selby Shoe Co com........
10,400 Selected Industries......
"3",655
3,805
95.50 prior stock.........*
Allotment certificates.....
900
2,000
65%
:
%
1%
25%
%
5%
%
29%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
„
800
100
300
400
190
20
Feb.
19
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
1
32
2
6
21
Feb.
Feb. 18
5
Feb.
63
21
5
21
Feb. 18
% Feb. 18
1
47
Feb. 14
22
% Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
23
% Feb.
2% Feb.
Feb". "2
"I %Feb".
Feb.
"I
19
Feb.
11
44% Feb. 21
% Feb. 27
4
5
Sale
51% Feb. 28
50
Feb. 25
8
56% Feb.
4
55
Feb. 19
2% Sale
2% Feb. 14
2% Feb. 14
1%
1
„
1
51% Sale
"54% Sale"
50%
% Feb.
5
% Feb.
5
4 n.
Sale
"I%"Feb". "I
20%
1
23
ik
15k
14%
87% Sale
111
Sale
Feb. 26
Feb. 14
21
1
200
90
480
700
4,216
1,200
38,716
;
50
|
Ur*
v
700
100
3,700
31,700
1,200
1,800
2,600
§55
1,700
7,500
128,300 So Amer Gold At Plat
3,000 8ou Calif Edison pref A..
35
Preferred B.............35
6,300
5,600
516% pref class C....... .35
75
5% original pref
.....25
300 Southern Colo Pow cl A..35
*
1,700 Southern Corp com......
5
7
100
200
200 Southern Nat Gas Co com
4,800 Southland Royalty Co.....5
35
10,400 South Penn Oil.........
v
250 So West Pa Pine Llnee
800
400
1,300
1,200
100
100
1,000
1,800
50
750
17.000
700
3,350
100
v
100
400
200
14,500
800
2,100
25
350
50
Spanish Ac General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
Spiegel,MayAtStern pref..It*
Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
Standard Brewing Co......*
Standard Cap At Seal com...5
Standard Invest 3516 pref..*
Standard Oil (Kentucky).. 10
1,250
56,900
1,500 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...35
7,200 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..35
5% pref
100
*
100 Standard Power At Lt com
200
900
300
20,500
Class B common..........*
Preferred
•
Standard 8llver Lead.......l
1
1,400 Starrett Corp com....
6% preferred.... .......10
2,900
25 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord
Tor footnotes see pass 56.
240
Sale
41
3
3%
40% Sale
3% Sale
38% Sale
65%
%
1%
25%
%
5%
%
29%
%
1%
Sale'
4% Sale
18% Sale'
16% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
4
18%
*19"'
I
Feb.
19
1
28
27
22
25
1% Feb. 21
4% Feb.
1
Feb. 18
1
19% Feb. 18
17% Feb. 18
"7
"1% Feb"."l6
•
19
21
3%
Feb.
4%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
52%
^
94
3%
22%
60
0
Sale
29% Sale
9
V&
10
94H
30
90
Sale
20%
Sale
Feb.
5
26
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
13%
91
n
1% Feb. 13
1% Feb.
9
10
Feb.
1
% Feb.
■"n
1
Sale
4
Tu'iFeb, 27
1
47
Feb. 28
Feb.
19
7
Jan.
12
2
4
Jan.
15
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
Jan.
Jan.
28
22
12% Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan. 15
8
Feb.
5 255
238
2% Feb. 13
Jan.
2
24
Feb.
19
29
6
3
46
'
.7,-.;r
Jan.
8
1% Feb.
1
3% Jan.
15
20% Jan.
3
22
17% Jan.
15% Jan.
28% Jan.
3
!9% Feb.
4
17
30
1
Jan.
1
Jan.
7
7
19
14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
% Feb. 19
95
Feb. 2"
% Jan.
>
.
%
5%
23%
52%
Jan.
Feb.
■'! :''Y'
Feb. 14
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
Feb.
\.v
1(
5
% Jan.
.
4% Jan.
*•*
Jan.
4
14
1*
Feb.
24 104
3% Jan.
Feb.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
94
Jan.
Jan.
Feb,
Jan.
% Feb.
6
Jan.
Feb. 26
15
Jan.
1
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
Feb. 11
8%
14
Bj
A
19
% Feb. 19
Sale
X
14
Feb.
8%
S976
95
92*
Sale
48
4*
"§6"" Sale
8%
23
40
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
4
Feb.
"5% Sale" "4% "5"
22%
6
"
Jan.
14% Feb. 14
1
2
"O:
3% Feb. 26
-
28
% Jan.
29% Feb.
11
15% Feb.
5
19
18
Jan.
2
8% Feb. 25
18
g Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
10
90
13% Feb. 25
Feb. 11
1% Feb. 13
1% Feb.
9
10
Feb. 21
91
% Jan. 15
Feb. 19
% Feb. 18
_
1% Feb.
47
Feb. 19
A Feb. 27
1
Feb.
28
47
Feb.
19
■
•
.
11
2
104
4
Y; Y:
10
% Jan
3%
55
:
:
..
;■* ir
Jan.
Jan.
5% Jan.
2% Feb.
19% Jan.
% Feb.
% Feb. 19
%
Feb. 19
6
A Jan.
1%
48%
%
2%
28%
1%
56%
y.-K.
15
12% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
.:
.7/
% Jan.
8
'
V(:>" YY7/;,;7\;■
10
18
108
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
%
4%
1%
17%
Feb.
8
Feb. 19
28
Feb. 26
Jan. 18
Feb.
2% Jan.
84
Feb.
:
-a:.■**.
15
21
Feb.
;AJtKiOr
2% Jan.
2% Feb."II
18% Feb.
2
21
Feb. 26
1% Feb. 18
15
Feb.
6
42 j
K: fl
CV::'i7v,'
Jan. 29
Jan. 17
Jan. 16
Feb.
5
Jan. 25
21
Jan.
7
*A Jan. 18
% Feb.
6
44% Feb. 21
% Jan.
2
Feb. 23
28
Jan.
2
1
Jan. 23
49% Jan.
48% Jan.
Feb. 19
2% Feb. 13
Feb. 25
«
1% Jan.
Jan.
8
8
5 241
37
3
14
3% Feb.
1% Jan.
7 111
238
Jan.
Jan.
4% Jan.
% Feb.
16% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
■;
7% Feb.
1% Jan.
1
Feb.
*
10 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
400 Southern Pipe Line.......It
100 Southern Union Gas com...*
300
1,100
5,100
*
Singer Mfg Co...........Iff
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs.
Smith (A O) Corp com
.*
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills *
Smith (L C) At Corona
Typewriter v t e
.....•
Sonotone Corp
......1
Conv preferred.........
</v-'
25
8
Feb.
20
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
100
i'v-,"
''
% Jan.
% Jan.
1% Feb.
14% Feb.
Feb.
109% Feb.
85
.
■
1
Feb. 20
7% Jan. 22
8% Jan. 22
% Jan.
Feb.
89% Feb. 19
17% Feb. 21
...
7,650
Feb.
7
Feb.
1,100 Sentry Safety Control......*
—*
5,100 Seton Leather com
5
4,200 Shattuck Denn Mining
2,800 Shawinlgan Water Ac Power.*
800 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com—.*
400 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
33 Conv pref..
1,000
25
17,550 Sherwin-Williams Co com.-35
380
6% preferred AA
...100
"2,955
67
15
26
2
2
16
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
8
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
500
2% Feb.
Feb. 16
8
8% Feb.
1% Feb. 15
4
1
Feb.
21% Feb.
1
1,400
10,055
550
25 1
1
19%
46%
5%
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
700 Schulte Real Estate com....*
1,950 Scoville Mfg Co...........35
1
5,400 Seaboard Util She com
2,500 Securities Corp Gen'l com—*
400 Seaman Bros common
•
7,200 Segal Lock Be Hardware corn *
1,400 Seiberltng Robber com.....*
'
o>.>Zi.
10% Feb.
13
*""% Feb".
"*~%~Feb~.
.
Sale
26%
10
175
2,700
1,700
5
Jan.
1
7
1,900 Savoy Oil Co...............5
2,500 Schlff Co com.............
500
'■ -v
% Jan. | 14
Feb. 15
Jan. 23
Feb.
5
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
% Feb.
2% Jan.
20
7% Feb.
1% Feb.
Sale
66
425 Safety Car Hsatlng At Ltg.100
5,400 St Anthony Gold Mining...1
25,400 St Regis Paper Co.........10
1,120
7% preferred—
...100
1
1,400 Salt Creek Consol Oil
250
2,700
15,200
-
Feb.
20
1
pref..............10
300 Rossis Internat Corp ....—*
300
*"i%~Feb~.
"1% Sale
""'255
8
%
%
4%
6%
1%
t
.....
9
23
% Feb. 26
2% Feb. 18
4
1% Feb.
5
10% Feb.
10% Feb.
fc K
....
com
Jan.
% Jan. 24
5
A Feb.
1
24% Feb.
% Feb. 26
1
Feb. 20
9
6% Feb.
7% Feb. 18
2
1% Feb.
5
7
23 131% Feb.
A Feb. 15
7
15
%,'Feb".""5
Feb.
23
Sale
1
800 Rogers Majestic Corp cl A.
5
4,300 Roosevelt Field Inc
100 Root Refining com......—1
300
u'\!■'
19% Jan.
132% Feb. 14 135% Jan.
100 Richmond Radiator com....*
'""655
*v.vv ^■ ?}:. ^ *"
\
44% Jan.
3% Jan.
5
25
4
Jan.
15
6
""2% ""2% "2% ""§!
pref..35
Richfield Oil of Calif
lllfli
1]
»:•'
% Feb.
Feb.
8
% Feb.
700 Red Bank Oil Co
500 Reeves (Daniel> com....
300
.
% Jan.
Jan.
13
31
127
Feb. 26
135
Feb.
.....50c
200
=
4%
24%
._...--*
pref
■>
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
19
83
3
Jan.
2% Jan.
38
Raymond Concrete Pile—
Common
-yuv;-.''---.
3
10% Jan.
5% Jan.
19% Feb.
9
13% Jan.
4
18
131% Feb. 25
'A Feb.
X
'"'A "~H "~A"~X
200 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
25
Jan.
83
t
,
..77V'''
17777M
1% Feb.
6% Jan.
4
Jan.
8
43% Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
1303
1323
1
,*■
625 Railway Ac Light Securities.*
""'266
130
131% 133
136 <
135% 133
% Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb.
10
Feb.
3
126
215 Quaker Oats com.....
45
/•
35 preferred
100
1,100 Pyrene Mfg...............10
1,470
A
200
;
10
% Feb.
% Feb.
8% Feb.
14% Feb.
38
Feb.
*
2,300 Puget Sound P Ac L 36 pf—
1,270
850
37 part preferred—.—.
Jan.;
\
■7 7.7"
-.Yv V' '
7 7
V-vV
Public Util Securities—
'■AVcw.
8
~
a
Feb.
Jan. 29
Feb. 15
Feb.
4
30
Jan.
2
1% Jan.
2
13% Jan. 18
A Jan.
2
25%
1%
10%
9%
T
10% "Feb"." 15
17% "Feb.
20
18%
zz
1% Jan.
13% Jan,
% Jan.
4
1% Feb.
"%~Feb".
^
1.
4% Jan.
12% Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb.
29
%
%
5% Sale
19%
Jan.
Feb.
12% Feb.
19%
17%
16
58
22
i.
Jan.
53% Jail.
84
"18
*
60
24% Feb. 15
% J ail.
3
7% Jail.
4
9% Feb.
4
"9% "Feb".
'stock.....60
preferred
...100
28
7
13
14
Feb.
1
12
Sale
84
Com 360 par
50
'
% Sale
6% Sale
.*
pref__*
.....*
36 preferred......
7%
13
com...*
Public Service of Nor III.;:
125
25
12 %
3
Feb.
51
58% Feb.
56% Feb.
25% Feb.
9% Feb.
9% Feb.
Sale
9%
8%
27%
1%
"~*A Sali"
"""% Sale
1
...
280 Public Serv of Ind pr
Highest
Sale Prices
*
•
96 preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
53% Feb.
24% Feb.
Hosiery
.
Highest
Sale Prices
51
Sale
1
X
29%
30
1% Sale
f
ctfs_.__33%C
McCallum
Propper
Sale
53% Sale
Sale
9%
10
9
Pratt Ac Lambert
Properties
690
52
25
*
Ac Alexander
Premier Gold Mining.....
25 Pressed Metals of Amer
20.606
2,000
5,500
35
100 Power Corp of Can com.....*
400
5,300
;
"58"" "59 %
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co_*
Powdrell
Lowest
Ask
2% Jail.
*
5,200 Potrero Sugar com..........5
900
Ask Bid
80
torn
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Sid
Par
520 Pitts Ac Lake Erie RR„_
SINCE JAN.
1933
Feb. 28 1935
1
Jan.
February
July 1
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Law from
SALES
NEW YORK
In
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
-W9M
NEW
50
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
July 1
Feb. 28 1935
STOCKS
(Continued)
Par
•
1,175 Stein (A) At Co com.......
490
6H% pref
100
*
6,800 Stein Cosmetics Co com
1,225
,
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Stetson
(John B) Co
9
2H
8*4
2
5*4
Stuts Motor Car Co—...
3*4 Sale
12
Sale
3*4
40*4
4*4
43
1
1*4
UK Sale
2%
3*4
17 *4 Sale
33 K Sale
....
-25
Swift & Co............... .25
Swift International...... .15
*
.*
*
Technicolor Inc common
IK
IK
24 X Sale
%
*4«
12K Sale
3*4 Sale
*
*
Hughes Gold Mines
k
"5*4 Sale"
Sale
26 K
"2k "'2*4
*
8
2
Jan.
9
6*4 Jan.
2*4 Jan.
15
2
Feb.
27
11
29
Jan.
1
Feb.
1
15
15
Feb.
2
Feb.
5
14
10*4 Jan.
14
18
2*4 Feb. 2.3
17*4 Jan. 28
26
31
2
Feb.
58*4 Feb. 21
2*4 Feb. 18
1*4 Feb.
25
Feb.
13
6
5
16
8
X* Feb.
11*4 Jan. 18
3*4 Jan. 29
6
Feb.
48
*4 Jan.
5*4 Feb.
27*4 Feb.
75" "Feb". ""7
6*4 Feb.
5
1
28
Feb.
19
4
"2*4 Feb." "4
"1*4 "2 k '"1*4Feb. "i!
28
Feb.
7
75
5*4 Feb.
5
Jan.
4
62*4 Jan.
1*4 Feb.
11
27
Feb.
14
19*4 Jan.
8
3
Feb. 26
58*4 Feb. 21
2*4 Jan. 26
Jan.
24
8
Jan.
41*4 Feb. 20
1*4 Jan.
2
12*4 Jan.
3
36
1*4 Jan.
*4 Feb. 19
17*4 Feb. 18
4*4 Feb. 18
50
Feb.- 8
3*4 Feb. 16
14*4 Jan.
7
14
Feb.
2
9
15
15
Jan.
45*4 Jan.
7
Jan.
6*4 Jan.
2
4
3*4 Feb. 13
40*4 Feb. 21
*
Tobacco Prod Exports
14*4 Jan.
21
"75" Feb"."7
Sale
6
27 K
11
k
100
...100
5
Feb.
36
33
Feb.
19
*4 Jan.
Feb.
3
2
Feb.
4
18*4 Feb.
*6 Feb.
8
12
Feb.V 4
3*4 Feb.
1
Sale
9
1*4 Feb. 18
12*4 Feb.
2
10*4 Jan.
8 107
Jan.
11
4*4 Feb.
9
41*4 Feb. 20
5
Feb.
Feb.
9*4 Feb. 21
103
*4 Feb.
"3*4 Feb".'l6
11K Feb.
2
2*4 Feb. 23
17*4 Feb.
1
48
.....*
50 TobaccoOc Allied Stocks
Feb.
Feb.
13
1*4 Feb. 28
Sale
4K
13
40*4 Feb. 21
24
1
2
27
3 *4 Feb.
2*4
lk Sale
23K
24
*4 Sale
16
9
51
Sale
2K
Feb.
1
2
14*4 Feb. 27
""3" Feb".""8
Feb.
8
Feb.
4
Feb. 11
11
Feb.
*A Feb.
10
1 107
K Feb.
2
17% Sale"
35k Sale
200 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
200 Tenn Products Corp com
*
2,600
Feb.
106
Sale
2
"2K "2%
—1
Swiss OH Corp..........
3,300 Taggart Corp com
3,800 Tampn Electric Co.....
,15,900 Tastyeast Inc class A
50 Texas P & L 7% pref
9,000 Texon OH & Land Co.
175 Thermold Co 7% pref
Highest
Sale Prices
%
5k
8
3% Sale
UK Sale
3 K
; 4K
40 k
43
1
IK
12 K Sale
54
Swiss-American Elec pref. 100
Teck
Lowest
Sale Prices
11
......
42,100
Highest
Sale Prices
9% Feb. 21
Sale
A
com.
300 Swan-Pinch Oil Corp
1
Lowest
Ask
106*|
Sale
X» Sale
..5
21,400 Sunray Oil
98,800 Sunshine Mining Co..... 10c
170,500
Ask Bid
9k
10
106
Sullivan Machinery Co..,
700 Sun Investing Co com...
300
|3conv pref...........
35,000
45,200
1,950
5,000
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
800 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp...., —5
100 Stroock (S) & Co Inc...,
18,200
3,375
RANGE
1933
to
Jan. 1
Shares
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from,
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
11
50
Jan.
8
10
3
Feb.
18
Jan.
2lH
17$
2
8
28
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
75^
Jan.
Feb.
7
4
4
62*4 Jan.
2*4 Jan.
11
2
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
Feb.
6*4 Jan.
28
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
1,700
2,700
2,200
Am
20 K
dep rets ord reg sh»..£l
5s
Am dep rets def reg
180 Toledo Edison 4%
pref..100
Sale
"% Sale"
3
80
86
7*4
2*4 Feb.
Sale
m-v X
-
1
8K
8k
11
18
24
7
31
30*4 Feb. 20
Feb.
26
68
Jan.
18
80
Feb.
Feb.
20
83
Jan.
21
86
4
Jan. 24
Feb.
4
'"'*4 Feb.""!
1
3*4 Feb. 14
*|
% Feb. 27
16*4 Feb.
100 Trunz Pork Stores Inc......*
14
Feb.
6
*4 Feb.
7
*4 "Feb". "7
2k
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
200
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
6*4 Feb.
5
30*4 Feb. 20
Feb. 20
"% Sale"
Sale
18
*4 Feb.
K
K>
K
K
Stamped
1
24,200
27,800 Trans-Lux Plct Screen com. 1
2,700 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr_.
-
Feb.
6
26*4 Feb.
1
76*4 Feb. 26
86
40
7% preferred A
100
700 Tonopah Mining of Nev.
1
600 Transcontinental Air Transpl
:
Sale
23*4 Jan.
23*4 Jan.
24
as.2
6K
30K Sale
..
26 K
78
Todd Shipyards Corp
Feb.
2
17*4 Feb. 25
5
*4
2*4
*4
2*4
%
16*4 Feb.
5
Jan.
26
Jan.
3
Jan.
Feb.
5
14
8
Jan.
2
9
10 k
7
Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan. 24
5
Jan,
Feb. 27
17*4 Feb. 25
2
Jan.
9
Tublze Chattllon Corp—
5*4 Sale
16
17 K
._*
1,600 Union Amer Invest com
7,300 Union Gas of Canada ......*
3,800 Union Tobacco Co common. *
United Aircraft k Transp—
20 *4
......
f
4k
Sale
14 K
17
4% Sale
...
V
2,700
Feb.
6
18
4*4 Feb. 25
13*4 Jan. 11
6*4 Jan. 24
4*4 Feb. 25
15*4 Feb.
7
4*4 Feb. 26
217
25
4H
4*1
Sale
16 K
Sale
17 k
Jan.
26
4
Jan.
5
5*4 Jan.
23
8
34
Feb.
14
29
Jan.
16
34
Jan.
22
20*4 Feb. : 5
4*4 Feb.
4
*4 Feb. 26
22
Feb.
18
20*4 Feb.
4*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
5
8
16
23
Jan.
7
5*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
14
2
Feb.
.
5*4 Feb. 18
*4 Feb. 26
17 k
3*4 Feb. 27
15*4 Feb.
7
17*4 Feb.
6
21
3*4 Feb. 18
Warrants
4,900 United Carr Fastener com..*
16*4 Feb. 20
4*4 Feb. 19
33
Common
1
8,300
Class A
1
3,500
9,800 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
S3 conv pref
*
1,400
3*4 Feb.
18
4*4 Feb.
,
3*4 Feb. 27
14*4 Jan. 11
18
6
Jan.
7
17*4 Feb. 21
United Chemicals Inc—
100
-
900
2,500
8,200
34,400
57,400
13,200
23,800
|3
cum par tic
pref
United Founders
United Gas
Sale
com......
a
Sale
% Sale
IK Sale
38*4 Sale
1
1
.....
S7 preferred.
Warrants
k Sale
.....
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IK Sale
35*4
36k
'A» Sale
i:
IK
4*4 Sale
.....*
1st pref
Sale
IK
Common class B.........*
conv
*4 Feb.
*4 Feb.
1
k
1
*4 Feb.
% Feb.
1*4 Feb.
14
1
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
19
4*4 Feb. 27
4K Sale
25
6
13
100 United Milk Products com..*
125
S3 preferred.....
32""'Feb.'i4
»
...
32"r>"eb"."l4
454 Feb. 28
*4 Feb.
1
7*4 Feb. 13
5*4 Feb.
1
% Feb.
4
7*4 Feb. 13
72
Feb.
5
36*4 Feb.
5
% Feb. 28
*4 Feb.
7
77
Feb. 19
37*4 Feb. 25
U
43
i
2
62'
*4 Feb. 27
11
11
61
Jan.
1
Feb.
19
4*4 Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
3
29
5
15
23
Jan.
10
27
15
1
18
3
Jan.
4
14
54
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
8*
2
Jan.
35*4 Jan.
% Feb. 28
1*4 Feb.
5*4 Feb.
4
*4 Feb. 27
1
Sale
4
62
1
*A Feb. 28
Sale
4
1
1
18
28
41*4 Feb. 13
*4 Feb. 15
Feb. 27
36
60
1
United Lt & Power com A...*
f6
""*&"Feb"."28 """*4 Feb".'11
Sale
190 United G & E 7% pef
26,900
1,000
13,100
3*4 Feb.
Jan.
7A Feb.
*4 Feb.
*4 Jan.
1
Feb.
23
30
30
*
common
4
4
........*
Common
United Corp warrants.......
United Dry Docks com......*
9
3
15
32
10
Jan.
2
Jan. 31
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
Feb. 14
Jan.
United Molasses Co Ltd—
5K
Am dep rets for ord reg..£l
15,000
3,500 Unit Profit Sharing com
•
100
4,575 United Shoe Mach
340
1,400
5,700
2,200
J
15,500
5,700
4,200
2,000
1,500
U S Dairy Products class B
U S Elec Pow com
*
300
"J* sJF
._*
U S FoU class B
K Sale
U S 8c Internet Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr
51
*
Sale
*
*4
10
U S Lines Inc pref
U S Playing Card com
33 K
K
Sale
500 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
3
3H
K Sale
5*4 Sale
6k
8K
2
7,000 Venezuelan
Sale
IK Sale
18*|
46
*
Sale
IK
5K
:»■
N
5
Petroleum
M
9K
*
3,300 Waco Aircraft Co
1,000 Waltt & Bond Inc class A..*
■'
5 K Sale
4k
5K
300
:>
Class B
/K
..*
2,300 Walgreen Co
Feb.
6
54
lk
warrants...
a\H
45
1
Sale
AI*
46
;
IK
$
4k
4$
Feb.
1
~ Feb.
3
14
Feb.
9
27
*4 Feb.
4
A Feb. 28
Jan.
17
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Feb.
6
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Feb. 19
Jan. 18
13
2*4 Feb.
1
Feb.
9
Feb. 27
3
13
*4 Feb.
5*4 Jan. 24
*4 Jan. 17
7*4 Feb. 13
Feb.
19
*4 Feb.
4
18*4 Feb. 27
1*4 Feb.
1
Feb. 27
45
*4
1*4
*4
*4
4*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
14
28
21
27
*4 Feb. 27
9
Feb.
5
4
Feb.
27
4*4 Feb. 20
7
1
Feb.
26
29
Feb.
7
17*4 Feb.
1
1
'
6*4 Feb. 11
9
Feb.
19
1*4 Feb.
4
20*4 Feb. 14
1*4 Feb.
5
49
Feb. 19
*4 Feb. 19
1*4 Feb. 18
*4 Feb. 13
1*4 Feb. 13
6
Feb. 13
*4 Feb.
6
9*4 Feb. 11
5*4 Feb.
1
4*4 Feb. 20
Jan.
30
2*4 Jan.
3*4 Jan.
10
22
3
Jan.
31
*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
'32 Jan.
2
2
Jan.
3
13*4 Jan.
4
2
8
16
28
1*1 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb.
21
33 j
3
*4 Feb.
10
4
Jan.
4
10
1
*4 Feb.
1*1
3*1
2*1
6*1
28
*4 Jan.
,
31
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
17
28
16
3
1
51
28
Jan.
1*4 Jan.
43*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
7
9
20*1
49
^
4
1*1
6
4
13
7
Feb. 11
Feb. 19
Jan.
3
Feb. 14
Jan.
7
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Jan. 17
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7A Jan.
2
Jan.
16
*4 Jan. 23
9*4 Feb. 11
Feb.
27
5*4 Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
5
4
1*4 Jan.
25
8
4
4*4 Feb. 20
*4 Feb.
Feb.
4
1*4 Feb.
4
1
32*4 Feb, 18
17*4 Feb. 15
25
1
Feb. 19
77
4
*4 Feb. 11
16
3*4 Feb.
9
l
1*4
10*4
*4
47*4
*4
30*4
1
5
Feb.
*4 Feb.
2
1
*< Feb. 21
9
*4 Feb. 11
VA
5
W
1
2*4 Feb. 25
4*4 Feb. 19
3-
K Sale
7*4
8k
IV
18
Feb.
33$
Feb. 27
Feb.
*4 Feb.
k
Feb.
*4 Feb.
13
51
Feb. 28
*4 Feb. 19
30*4 Feb. 26
K Sale
lk Sale
*1' Sale
-iH
28
7
20
*4 Feb. 14
"10*4
*4
19 K
*4 Feb,
"1)4 Feb".
*4
48*|
H
*4
3K Sale
2 k Sale
a
Vogt Mfg Corp.............*
900
K
Sale
1
37*4 Feb. 25
Feb.
% Feb. 28
4
3
...
i;
UK Sale
k Sale
Sale
%
K
31
32*4
1*4 Feb.
13
Preferred
.__*
1,200
24,300 Utll Pow & Light com
1
Class B v t C.............1
1,500
3,350
7% preferred...........100
f
Ik
48 K
K Sale
*
4*4 Jan.
3
*4 Feb.
1
7*4 Feb. 13
70
Jan. • 2
36
Jan. 16
*32 Jan.
rI
.100
7,500 United Stores Corp com vtc *
13,200 United Verde Extension..50c
1,900 United Wall Paper
*
2,100 Universal Consol Oil Co...10
.....8
;
200 Universal Insurance
10,700 Utah Apex Mining Co
6
1,650 Utah Power & Light pref...*
5,900 Utility Equities com
*
1,550
Priority Stock
_♦
■
*4 Sale
*
common
7% preferred....
400 U S Rubber Reclaiming
<
Sale
% Sale
v'SfS
.1
w w
4k Sale
%
k
5K
7k
75 k Sale
37
*
100 U S Radiator
:''K
Sale
% Sale
7k
25
com
Preferred
Stock purchase warrants..
600 U S Finishing common
:
:
5
Preferred...............10
7
Feb. 26
6
1
Walker (Hiram; Gooderham
67,410
7,800
1,700
v,
•
8c Worts
Preferred................*
Walker Mining
Sale
Sale
29 K
17*4
Sale
18
16
1
...
"~K T*4
1,400 Watson (John Warren) Co
*
18,900 Wenden Copper Mining....1
825 Western Air Express Corp.. 10
Common new......
__1
11,100
5,100 Western Auto Supply com A *
250 Western Cartridge 6% pf_100
Western Maryland Ry—
40
7% 1st preferred
..100
25 Western Power 7% pref
100
Sale^
2k
Sale
59 k
'""*4 Feb"."
4
2
Jan.
53
98
Jan.
3
8
8
17
24
Jan.
10
55
Feb. 25
'~"%~Feb".~8
"M "~2*4 '"2*4 Feb".*"l ""3*4 Feb". ""4
57
59
11
Jan.
Jan
54*4 Feb.
98*4 Feb.
55
Feb.
6
9
59
25
58
Feb.
20
99*4 Feb. 26
Feb.
11
•
Jan.
11
57 *4
Jan.
2
11
*4 Jan.
29 k
17 K
*
common
Jan.
76*4 Jan.
;
23
32*4 Feb. 18
17*4 Feb. 15
K Jan. 11
8
2
15
3*4 Feb.
4
X Jan.
% Jan.
13 X Jan.
59
Feb. 20
99*4 Feb. 26
.
Jan.
10
76*4 Jan.
23
60
Western Tablet & Stationery
1,300
Common
v
12
12
14
Feb.
5
13
Feb.
5
12
Feb.
5
14
Jan.
11
34
14
11
•
t c
Feb.
4
34
Feb.
4
28
Jan.
15
34
Feb.
4
West Texas Utilities Co—
175
i
550
26,300
1,100
$6 preferred.....
.....*
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
7%
preferred....
W Va Coal & Coke com
Williams (R C) Ac Co
500 Wil-Low Cafeterias com
400
:
•
Convertible
♦
Sale
4
..*
15
4
preferred....*
.
4
15
16
K
1
2,200 Wilson Jones Co com.._..._*
1
2,300 Woodley Petroleum Corn
For footnotes see page 56.
102
...100
K
5
21
Sale
3K
4K
3*
Sale
16
f
20
22
4
4
3*4 Feb. 13
15*4 Feb. 18
*4 Feb.
4
20
K
Feb. 14 102*4 Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb.
26
3*4 Feb. 19
5
4*4 Feb. 26
16*4 Feb. 19
% Feb.
5
Feb.
20
21*4 Feb.
4*4 Feb.
4
2
5
2 102*4 Feb.
5
Jan.
5
4*4 Feb. 26
Feb. 18
17*4 Jan.
4
% Feb.
5
(Jan. 14
6
Jan.
3
Feb. 20
Jan.* 2
22*4 jan. 11
izyi Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
4*4 Feb.
aggregate
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Feb.
Feb. 28 1935
1
Shares
prices in february
Low from
July 1 1933
sales
Since
Jan.
STOCKS (Concluded.)
Par
Yukon Gold Co..........—5
175
51
8%
%
27
Sale
.
25 %
9%
%
%
range since jan.
1
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
26 K
Mi
Feb. 28
1
Bid
Woolworth (P W) Ltd—
Am dep rcta ord shares--5a
2,600
133.600 Wrlght-Harg reave* Ltd
*
6,600
51
NEW YORK CUBS EXCHANGE
MAR., 1935]
Sale
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
25% Feb. 28
8% Feb.
5
26% Feb. 11
9% Feb. 28
25% Feb. 28
8% Jan. 15
% Feb.
'6
102% Feb. 13 102% Feb.
Feb.
7
81
73% Feb.
6
89
Feb.
95% Feb.
6
80
Feb.
87% Feb.
4 100% Feb.
92% Feb.
2
89% Feb.
96% Feb.
Feb.
105% Feb. 11 107
2 100% Feb.
98% Feb.
»/' Feb.
4
% Feb.
Feb.
6
% Feb.
1
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
20
96% Feb.
97% Feb.
Feb.
8% Feb. 28 10
6
95
Feb.
98% Feb.
13
23
23
23
102
28
23
23
18
88%
83%
105%
97%
%
%
%
% Feb.
6
% Jan.
28% Jan. 10
9% Feb. 28
15
% Jan.
3
BONDS
$
14,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s
1942
Alabama Power 4V4*-—-1**?
233,000
1st Ac ref 5s
1954
5s
1968
428,000
501,000
1st 5s
1946
574,000
1st Ac ref 5s............1951
317,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5s..1952
530,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s....
1948
23,000 Amer Commonw Pow 6s. 1940
Debenture 5Vi«
16,000
1953
5,000 Am Community Pow 5 Vis 1953
177,000 Amer Ac Continental 5s.. 1943
197,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6s...1957
2,563,000 Amer Gas Ac Elec deb 5s ..2028
1939
357,000 Amer Gas Ac Power 6s
5s
1953
716,000
74%
1,223,000
Sale"
Sale
Sale
.....
81%
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
100 Vi
Sale
Sale
106%
90
106 %
99
,
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
99
"""% Sale"
"~2% Sale'
"l6" Sale
"97% Sale"
8%
Sale
95 Vi
Sale
98
Sale
24
Sale
25%
24%
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
American Power Ac Light
6s without warrants..2016
194,000 Amer Radiator deb 4 %•—1947
1,190,000 Amer Rolling Mills 5s
1948
368,000 Amer Seating 6s
—...1936
625,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s.... 195*
176,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s
1941
38,000
1,618,000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s.....1956
798.000 Associated Elec 4Vi*
1953
56 A
2,909,000
Sale
55% Sale
Sale
105
98% Sale
Sale
87
104
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
95
82% Sale
34
Sale
"85% Sale"
Sale
30
'
*17"" Sale
"l5% Sale
"17""
Sale
73 V*
7
18% Feb.
7
53%
104%
97%
80%
103%
90%
105%
82%
29%
14
Sale
13
Feb. 28
13%
13%
16%
12%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 23
16% Sale
12% Sale
16% Sale
14% Sale
Sale
14
73
28
27
101% Feb.
iip
wa
23
Certificates of deposit...
68,000
109,000 Atlas Plywood 5Vi*—
1943
Sale
70%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
15
*14% Sale"
2
14% Feb. 21
Feb.
1
Sale
23% Sale
23
Sale
23% Sale
83% Sale
22% Feb. 11
1
81% Feb.
81% Sale
7
73
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2% Feb.
93
Jan.
4 103
3
81
2
15
3
2
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
5
9
Jan.
9
1
5
2
13
7
9
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2 105
11
25
84%
105%
73%
29%
Jan. 17 95
9 108
Feb.
3
86
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 27 35% Jan.
13
.
Jan.
Jan.
9
19
J an.
24
11
Feb.
26
Feb.
26
16% Feb. 28
12% Feb. 27
75% Feb. 16
69
Jan.
%
14
99
Jan.
3
57% Jan.
14% Jan.
14% Jan.
2
18
16% Feb. 15
16% Feb. 15
Feb. 20
26
26" Feb. 20
16
Feb.
14
26
28
Feb.
14
Feb.
25
23
Feb. 14
Jan. 28
Feb.
13% Feb. 26
16
_
20
28
Jan.
Jan.
1
28
25
Feb.
74
Feb.
75
l60^
101
18% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
iip Feb.
Jan.
hp.Feb.
29
13% Feb.
85
1
2% Feb.
97% Feb. 27
11
28
14
23
28
23
3
4
3 100
4
90%
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
17% Jan. 29
50% Jan.
103% Jan.
97% Jan.
8
Feb.
m Feb.
Feb.
m Jan.
8% Feb. 28
2
89% Jan.
18
Jan.
95% Feb. 23
4 101
13% Feb. 19
18% Feb.
15% Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
70
13
23
25
15 K Feb.
26
19
25
27
20
25% Feb. 28
24% Feb. 28
Feb. ,7 60% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 21 106
6
99% Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
90% Feb.
4 104% Feb.
Feb.
4
95
Feb.
Feb.
9 107
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
86
Feb.
Feb. 27 34Feb.
Sale
13
20,000 Assoc Gas Ac Elec 4%*—1948
659,000
68...
1968
5,000
Registered.............
5 V*s lnr ctfs........—1938
52,000
562,000
4V{s series G
1949
5 Vis
68,000
1977
Conv deb 5s..........1950
646,000
119,000 Assoc Rayon Corp 5s....1950
51,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s...1965
696,000 Assoc Tel 9c Tel 5%* A...1955
277,000 Assoc Tel Utll 5 Vis
1944
Certificates of deposit...
363,000
35,000
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
Feb.
21
-
Jan.
66% Jan.
83% Jan.
30
29
&
20
15%
19%
17%
75%
102%
75%
16%
16%
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
8
Jan.
28
Jan.
Feb.
16
14
Feb.
18
Feb.
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
15
20
20
Jan.
22
20
Jan.
8
26
20
Jan.
10
26
1
86
81
Jan.
11
68
Jan.
26
81% Feb.
Feb.
Baldwin Locomotive Works
557,000
1,101,000
75
Sale
64 % Sale
6s with warrants......1938
6s without warrants...1938
164,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
45
Sale
44
Sale
112% Sale
116% Sale
.1955
290,000
1st M 5s ser B June 1 1957
5s series C
1960
75,000
90,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s..—.1998
59,000 Blnghamton L H Ac P 5s..1946
119
Sale
~ *
130
Sale
75%
Sale
80% Sale
*74 "
719,000 Birmingham Elec 4 Vis
1968
173,000 Birmingham Gas 5s..... 1959
36,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s...1947
188,000 Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
Sale
80% Sale
111% Sale
90% Sale
100% Sale
111% Sale
95% Sale
94% Sale
"92% Sale"
"73% Sale"
80
Sale
80% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
112
42
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
Feb. 18
92
108%
78%
Sale'
108
Sale
71% Feb.
80
Feb.
80
Feb.
72
Feb.
97% Feb.
102% Feb.
78% Feb.
64% Feb.
68% Feb.
27
Feb.
26% Feb.
55% Feb.
Sale
88
87% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72%
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
58% Sale
Sale
Sale
100
96
96%
Feb.
108% Feb. 28
79% Feb. 20
88
Feb. 28
87% Feb. 28
79
101
97% Sale
66% Sale
97
Sale
58
64
66
28 %
Sale
"38% Sale
32
* Sale
31
Sale
71% Sale
90
Sale
73% Sale
90Sale
31
1949
deb
1954
Cleve Elec Ilium 5s..
5s series B
1939
Feb.
15
Feb.
82
Feb.
26
23
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
109
11
109% Jan.
11
98% Feb.
100% Feb.
101%
101%
112%
95%
94%
Jan.
Feb.
17
3
12
28
Feb.
25
112
Feb.
25
Feb.
23
110
mp.
Jan.
Jan.
110% Jan.
89
Jan.
96
39
Jan.
Jan.
67
Jan.
Jan.
42
107
Jan.
?!*
iip.
Jan.
108% Feb.
79% Feb.
88
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
§lh
79
Jan.
28
20
Jan.
101
Feb.
21
Jan.
9
28
28
Feb.
19
Jan.
11
59
Jan.
100% Feb. 19
Feb. 28
29% Feb, 28
29% Feb. 28
7
69
Feb.
4
89% Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb.
6
Feb. 11
Feb. 21
68% Feb. 21
40
39
Feb.
1
"26% Feb". *28
59% Jan.
Feb.
48% Jan.
92% Jan.
109
Feb," "I
105
105% Sale
109% Feb. 18 110% Feb. 13
1 105% Feb. 14
104% Feb.
t
l
5
19
Feb.
19
26
23
Jan.
22
9
Jan.
10
Jan.
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
n*
Feb.
tip
40%
29% Feb. 28
75% Jan. 28
91% Feb. 25
84% Jan,
26%
27%
106%
109%
103%
2
Feb.
99K Jan.
Feb.
66% Feb.
31
Jan.
2 100% Feb.
105% Jan.
87% Jan.
65% Jan.
1
Feb.
29% Feb. 28
74% Feb. 15
91% Feb. 25
35
lth
up
it*
26% Feb.
58
28
Feb.
Feb. 19
27
19
28
20
Feb.
Feb.
108% Sale
Sale
Jan.
104% Feb.
9 109
Feb. 27
98%
2
Feb.
69
Feb. 14 64
28
Jan.
Jan.
35% Sale
108% Sale
Sale
Jan.
80% Feb. 21
Feb.
Jan.
73% Feb. 19
30% Feb. 15
30% Feb. 14
64
Feb. 19
Feb./5
28
67% Feb. 25
Jan.
72
27% Feb. 28 35% Feb.
Feb.
108% Feb. 28 111
28
Jan.
109
87
"35"" Sale" "28% Sale
1961
5s
Feb.
105
101
69
66% Feb. 27
40""
119
130
Jan.
104% Feb.
9
85% Feb. 28
107% Feb.
66% Sale
Feb.
Jan.
106% Jan.
.....1943
6s registered..
Cities Service P At L 5 Vis. 1952
5 Vis gold
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
Sale
29% Sale
Vis..1942
Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
101%
112%
95%
94%
95
Sale
Registered..........
Cities Service Gas 5
Feb.
90
113% Feb. 25
116% Feb. 28
Jan.
56
100
Ill
Jan.
70
107
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb,
107% Jan.
5 108
98%
100%
110%
93%
Feb.
69% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
107
112
_
641,000
172,000
1,000
1,385,000
421,000
99,000
103,000
310,000
Feb. 19 109
37%
109%
111%
112%
126%
102%
40% Feb.
134,000 Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
157,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s....1935
517,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
45,000 Capital Admin 5s A x W..1953
195*
1,637,000 Carolina Pr Ac Lt 5s.
103,000 Cedar Rap Mfg Ac Pow 5s. 1953
499,000 Cent Arlsona L Ac P 5s... I960
8,000 Central German Pow 6s.. 1934
21,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
1,068,000 Cent 111 Pub Serr 4 Vis F.1967
5s sories B............1956
320,000
5s Series G._.......—1968
344,000
171,000
4Vis series H......
1981
341,000 Cent Maine Pow 4Vi* E..1957
5s series D
.....1955
159,000
150,000 Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A..1950
390,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
1,665,000 Central Pow At Lt 5s..... 1956
836,000 Cent States Elec 5s......1948
5 Vis without warrants. 1954
1,030,000
968,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5Vis.l953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
4Via series A......—.1970
1,422,000
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
Union Stock Yards 5s. 1940
12,000
331,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5 Vis...1942
166,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..1927
47,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5Visl952
6s series B
.....1955
21,000
2,000
38
37% Feb. 26 64% Feb.
6 113% Feb.
110% Feb.
4 116% Feb.
111% Feb.
6 119
Feb.
113% Feb.
2130
Feb.
126% Feb.
8105
Feb.
104% Feb.
1
82
Feb.
75% Feb.
6
60
Feb.
67% Feb.
Feb.
108% Feb. 14 109
6
72
Feb.
80% Feb.
107% Feb.
Sale
108
18,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s...—1956
1st Ac ref 5s
1939
73.000
1966
142,000 Cities Service 5s.......
Registered..........
1,000
Conv deb 5s.._.......1950
3,475,000
Feb. 26
38
Jan,
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
87
Jan.
36% Jan.
37% J an.
26
4
7
5
111
Feb.
114
Jan.
7
105%
Feb.
14
Commers und Prlvat
211,000
194,000
185,000
171,000
122,000
215,000
3,218,000
313,000
717,000
847,000
5,000
3,000
10,000
29,000
298,000
8,000
40,000
Bank 5Vis...
41% Sale
1937
Commonw Edison 4 Vis
1957
1953
5s series A.........
5s series B............1954
1956
4Vis series C.
4Vis series E
1960
4s series P............1981
1962
5Vis series G
Com'w'lth Subsld 5 Vis A. 1948
Community Pow Ac Lt 5s. 1957
106% Sale
111% Sale
110% Sale
111% Sale"
110% Sale
108% Sale
103% Sale' 104% Sale
98% Sale 101% Sale
108% Sale 108% Sale
91% Sale
95% Sale
55
Sale
56% Sale
Conn Ltg Ac Pow 7s A....1951
series B_......... 1954
4Vis series C__
.....1956
41% Feb. 28
107
Feb.
102% Feb.
98% Feb.
47
Feb. 11
8
Feb. 27
Feb.
1
Feb. 11
4
Feb. 19
5
Feb.
1
106% Feb.
110% Feb.
110% Feb.
)
47
1
105% Jan.
102% Jan.
94% Jan.
109%
111%
111%
109%
104%
101%
107
109
107% Feb.
7
Feb.
27
Feb.
4
Feb.
20
7
53% Feb.
120% Feb. 25
Feb.
91
37% Jan.
104% Jan.
109% Jan.
27
Feb. 20
6
16
Feb. 25
109
Jan.
Jan.
85% Jan.
53% Jan.
97
J8g
112
5>i
5s series D-...........1962
Conn River Power 5s....1952
109%
109
Sale"
Sale
104% Sale
109
165"' Sale'
Consol Gas of Bait 5s—-1939
4Vi
.1954
s
108%
"Feb"."""6 109%~Feb".~28
Feb.
109
Feb.
11
Feb.
27
25
Jan.
24
Feb.
19
25
Feb. 20
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
Jan. 25
Feb. 25
Jan.
2
Jan.
109% Feb. 28
2
109% Jan.
1
Feb.
8
104% Feb. 11 105
Feb. 25
111% Feb. 19 112
4 117% Feb. 21
115
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
106
Jan.
21
112
114% Jan.
Jan.
22
117% Feb. 21
Consol GEL AcP Bait—
4Vis series G-...
1969
32,000
4Vis series H
1970
12,000
1st ref s f 4s
...1981
148,000
20,000 Consol G E L Ac P 4Vis—1935
4 Visstamped....
1935
5,000
109
Sale
107%
Sale"
109
108
-
108% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
107% Feb.
100% Feb.
1 111% Feb.
Feb.
18
16
108
1 108% Feb.
2 100% Feb.
20
2
106% Jan.
100% Jan.
100% Jan.
6% Feb. 25
57% Feb. 25
4% Jan.
16 108
......
108% Jan.
Feb.
12 111?
Feb.
16 109J
29 108%
8 100?
23 100?
Jan.
9
Feb.
20
4
9
Jan.
Jan.
18
Consol Gas Utilities—
13,000
382,000
6Vis with warrants....1943
1st Be coll 6s ser \
1943
"53% Sale"
56% Sale
4% Feb.
6
53
Feb.
6
88
6% Sale
Feb.
51
Jan.
9
16
•
6?
57?
Feb. 25
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
15
9
Jan.
4
Consol Publishers—
2,000
281,000
246,000
7Vi%
stamped........1939
Consumers Power 4Vis..l958
1st Ac ref 5s...........1936
For footnotes see page 56.
l07% Sale"
103% Sale
108;
103?
Sale
Sale
15
88
Feb.
1 109
Feb.
107% Feb.
103% Feb. 26 103% Feb.
15
9
1
88
28
29 109
103% Feb. 26 104
87% Jan.
107% Jan.
NEW
52
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
to
Feb. 28 1935
(Continued)
Continental O Ac Bl #• ...1958
115,000 Cosgrove Meehan 6H«
1945
.........1940
162,000 Crane Co 5s
1940
416,000 Crucible Steel 5s
16,000 Cuban Telephone 7 ^i..1941
10,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s.......1944
1937
259,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5 Ha
5s
1946
173,000
306,000 Cumberland Co P 5c L 4Hi '56
22,000 Dallas P flt L 5s series G..1952
6s series A
1949
94,000
149,000 Dayton P 5c L 1st 5c ref 5s '41
269,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5 His..1959
1949
46,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s
192,000 Derby Gas 5c Elec 5s. ....1946
926,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
6s series A
1947
561,000
1952
30,000 Detroit Int Edge *Hs
Ctfs of deposit
23,000
25»vr s f deb 7s
1952
8,000
Ctfs of deposit..
4,000
1937
90,000 Dixie Gulf Gas 62*«
41,000 Duke Power Co 4*4s..._.1967
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Sale' 103"
99 2*
Sale
Sale
6
92* Feb.
102H
462* Feb.
475* Sale
Sale
48
Eastern Util Invest 5s A
Sale
1055* Sale
982* Sale
103 %
1082* Sale
109 5*
103 5*
Sale
1602* Sale'
.....
Sale
57,000
1950
03,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
32,000 El Paso Nat Gas 42*a w wl943
6H>
1938
15,000
1952
256,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
787,000 Empire Oil 5c Refining 5 His' 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
6 His with warrants
7,000
1953
1967
60,000 Erie Lighting 5s
European Elec 614s...... 1965
Without warrants.........
60,000
Sale
Sale
1072*
882*
1062*
842*
952*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
101
Feb.
902*
Sale"
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
104 2*
Jan.
11
23 10921
2 108!
Feb.
Jan.
25
21
14
5
26
25
912* Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
32* Feb.
2* Feb.
14
2
2$ Jan.
2$ Jab.
1012* Jan.
5
1072* Feb.
6 107
Feb.
27
Sale
342*
Sale"
332* Feb.
92 5*
95
Sale
Sale
612* Sale
2,544,000
18 1072* Feb.
Jan.
12
7
Sale
" Sale
Sale
Sale
Sile
79 Ji Sale
74 5* Sale
44
91
5
902* Jan.
1
80
Feb.
16
67
80
Feb.
16
642* Feb. 20
54
Jan.
Jan.
2
7
3
652$ Jan.
26
28
Feb. 28
Feb. 11
Jan.
15 103
100
Jan.
24
18
14
88
Feb.
8
85
Jan.
5
55
Feb.
19
52
Jan.
962* Jan.
53
Feb.
15
Feb.
68
5 101
53
15
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
1015*
84
55
5,000
50,000
385,000
30,000
67,000
77,000
19,000
189,000
368,000
105,000
115,000
226,000
65,000
4,000
58 series A
...1948
1937
Sinking fund deb 5s_..1947
Gulf States Utll 5s
1956
Jan.
1947
Jan.
9,000
1943
6s
125,000
152,000
1,307,000
1,672,000
3,000
161,000
117,000
431,000
5,000
89,000
73,000
136,000
339,000
373,000
198,000
Jan.
98
Jan.
94
Jan.
9
Feb. 20 1002* Feb.
100
Jan.
28
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
4
82
98
Sale
592$ Feb.
57
Feb.
Feb.
18
6 102
Feb.
15
62$ Feb.
18
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
632* Sale
63
942$ Sale
86
662* Sale
62
8
26
1
42* Feb.
90
Sale
1062* Sale
105
Sale
892* Sale
89
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
:
§"" Sale"
3
108
Sale
Sale
1
1
53
20
802* Feb.
1062* Febi
104J* Feb.
1042* Sale
1062* Sale
13
Feb.
14
1012* Jan.
Feb. 25
4 105
1022* Feb.
5
1072$ Feb. 15 1082* Feb.
1
23
Feb.
332* Feb. 27
1022* Feb.
107
Jan.
172$ Jan.
1 104
Sale
1092* Sale
75
Sale
92
Sale
'802* Sale"
'952* Sale'
952*
106
104
104?* Sale'
Sale
Sale
Sale
1052* Sale
Sale
1957
107
Sale
78
1062* Sale
1953
83
75
A-.1947
74
72
Feb.
Feb.
81*
Feb.
8
44
35
4
78
Feb.
412* Feb. 14
4
922* Feb.
882$ Feb. 13
78
Feb.
82
382* Feb.
91 r Feb.
Feb.
1022* Feb.
1042* Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
57
Feb.
6 112
Feb.
7 107
8
612$ Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 13
60
6Ha series B
1953
5a aeries C............1951
812* Feb.
832* Sale
75
79
86
74
76
6
1
1
Feb. 21
Feb.
712* Sale
662* Feb.
o742* Sale
1072* Feb.
692$ Feb.
Sale
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
Indiana 5t Mich £1 5s
1st 5c ref 5s
1957
1955
1012* Sale
432$ Sale
422* Sale
Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
1,413,000 Ind'polls P 5c L 5a ser A..1957
842* Sale
1002* Sale
1950
1042*
Sale
412*
Sale"
87
Sale
1022* Sale
5
332$ Feb. 27
Jan.
10
1082* Feb.
1012* Feb.
40
Feb.
38
Feb.
6
922$
85
97
6
58
Feb.
13
62
Jan.
§
4
752* Jan.
662* Jan.
74
Jan.
5
57
3
30
64
Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
2
60
Jan.
2
1072$ Feb. 18 1072* Jan.
29
99
Jan.
2
702$ Feb. 21
89
352* Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Feb.
1022* Feb. 26
972* Jan.
715* Jan.
80
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
87
74
1072$
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
20
30
18
20
23
18
752$ Feb. 21
9 110
9
452* Feb. 15
872* Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb.
P
Feb.
Feb.
462$
872*
4
27
Jan.
28
28
Feb.
19
Jan.
15
362$ Jan.
47
2
2
23
1062$
3
Jan.
622* Jan.
1072* Jan.
Jan.
4
5
15 1075* Feb. 27
7
7
802* Jan.
Feb. 20
692$ Jan.
752$ Feb. 21
Feb.
4
8 L10
1 1042$ Feb. 27
Jan.
Feb.
1112* Jan. 19 112
7 1075* Jan.
1052* Feb.
4
55
Jan.
642* Jan.
15
100
Jan.
1065$
1045*
1062*
30
26
4
4
19
4
702* Feb.
1022* Jan.
5
842$ Feb.
Jan.
25
104
68
87
74
Jan.
882$ Jan.
Jan.
4
812$ Feb. 18
7
15
Feb. 25
Feb. 20
Jan.
Jan. 30
102
Feb. 23 1052* Jan.
Jan.
532* Feb. 19 55
1022$ Feb.
22* Feb. 19
..1963
Indiana Service 5s...
1st Hen 5c ref 5s
93
105
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 21
Jan.
Feb. 11
Jan. 17
9
Feb.
1052* Jan.
942* Feb. 28
832* Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
87
84
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
1042* Feb.
942* Sale
Sale
1082$ Feb.
10 1062* Feb. 20
Feb. 25
3 110
Jan. 11
2 80
Feb.
8
3
51
412* Feb. 14
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
772* Feb.
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
25
12
3
Feb. 27
1062* Feb.
702* Feb.
62
Feb.
962* Feb. 2
1062* Feb. 27
1042$ Feb. 21
Feb. 20
106
1022* Feb. 14
532* Feb. 19
932* Feb.
105
69
Sale
Sale
Feb.
36
1062* Feb. 20 1052$ Jan.
Feb. 25 1082* Jan.
110
Feb. 21
712* Jan.
1062* Feb.
1092* Feb.
882* Sale
Sale
14
4 105
4
5
5s aeries C registered..1956
Indiana Elec Corp 6a
24
Feb.
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
Jan.
Jan.
5
Sale
1957
1954
Jan.
18 92
2 104
Jan.
Feb.
95
58
Sale
Sale
932$ Feb. 18
Jan. 30
332$ Jan. 29
1042* Feb. 20 1052*
106
Feb.
4 1072*
942$ Jan.
2 1002*
872$ Jan. 10 962*
962* Feb. 20
34
4
Feb., 4
1052* Feb.
59
3
2
112
612* Sale
16
4
Feb.
532* Feb.
Sale
562$ Jan.
8 1052$ Feb.
1
9 91
Feb. 28
Feb.
102
107
Jan.
88
4
88
382* Sale
5
1072* Feb. 21
1002* Feb. 25
106
48
72 2* Sale
15
1042* Feb. 20 1052* Feb.
912* Feb.
100
732$ Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
1062* Jan. 11 107
1042* Feb. 18 105
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 18
672* Feb. 25
Feb. 20
932* Feb. 18
1
2 107
18
Feb. 13
Feb.
8
62$ Feb. 18
6
Feb. 15
18 1052* Feb.
5
892* Feb.
88
16 1613
3 102!
5
5
662$ Feb. 19
942$ Feb. 28
522$ Jan.
1 103
Jan.
1032* Feb. 25 1052$ Feb.
842* Jan.
91
Feb. 28
6
872* Feb.
34
Sale
1062* Sale
96
Sale
105 X
Jan.
1012* Jan.
146
662$ Feb. 19
942* Feb. 28
672* Feb. 25
13
Feb.
102
Sale
Feb. 20 1012$
101
Feb. 19 102
85
82
Feb. 11
512$ Jan. 23 592$
8 57
56
Jan.
1522* Feb. 13 161
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
19 1012* Feb.
85
Feb.
11
542* Feb. 1
102
902* Sale
Sale
1956
952* Feb.
99
1032* Sale
Illinois Central RR 6S...1937
5s series C
Jan.
7
762$ Feb. 25
Jan. ; 4
99
71
2
Sale
Sale
Idaho Power Co 5s.......1947
6s series A
1
3
16
2
Hydraulic Power of Nlkgara
Falls 1st 5c ref 5s
1950
72,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
530,000 Illinois Pow 5C L 5Ha
5 Ha series "B"
707,000
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
762* Feb.
992* Feb.
6
Hungarian Ital Bank 7H« '63
Ref 5c Improvement 5s. 1951
5,000
237.000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
6s series B
.1949
33,000
24
26
Jan.
822* Sal 3
542* Sale
Sale
1953
4hs series D
1978
4Hs series B...
1981
Hud Bay Mln 5c Smelt 6s. 1935
22
Jan.
53
5Ha
Houston Lt 5c Pr 5s A
2 1052* Jan.
2
83
Jan.
Jan.
4 78
Jan.
682* Jan.
3
12
24
90
5
45* Sale
Sale
86 5* Sale
62
Sale
64
Hamburg Elec Co 7s.....1935
Hamburg El 5c Und Ry 5^s'38
Hood Rubber 7s....
1936
Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 6)4a.. 1943
29 1002* Jan.
31
992$ Jan.
Jan.
3 105
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
5s
1938
Hall Printing 5H« A
12$ Feb. 28
442* Feb. 28
7
932* Feb.
1961
4H* series B
Feb. 27
5 101
552* Jan. 17
972* Feb.
Sale
1022* Sale
102
Gulf OH of Pa deb 5s
2
14
Jan.
1
6
95
Feb. 28
922* Feb. 25
57
Great Northern Pow 5s. .1935
14,000
315,000
280,000
879,000
178,000
Jan.
552$ Jan.
101
95
158
105
Guantanamo 5c W Ry 6S.1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
89
8
100
962* Sale
962* Sale
7^8.-.1941
Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
4
Jan.
672* Feb.
962* Feb.
952* Feb.
972* Sale
962* Sale
Jan.
312* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
14
69
3 103
12$ Feb. 28
64
72
Sale
Grand Trunk Ry 6Hs—.1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
1950
Feb. :
Feb.
12* Feb. :
442* Feb. :
^eb.
1032*
1032*
762*
702*
Sale
Sale
(Adolf) 6 Ha aer A. 1935
With warrants...........
58 stamped
662* Jan.
982* Feb.
1042*
1042*
792*
742*
97
Glen Alden Coal 4s...... 1965
Godchaux Sugars
Jan.
Fa>.
Feb.
Gobel
16,000
203,000
223,000
118,000
31,000
79,000
153,000
95
95
94
1
1
35
Sale
69 5*
6s without warrants
1953
25,000
105,000 Gillette Safety Razor 58.1940
1,567,000
Feb.!. 1
25
12* Feb. 28
Gesfuerel—
1,217,000
26
Jan.
95
Feb.
992* Feb.
1002* Sale
6s with warr Aug 15... 1937
2,383,000 Georgia Power ref 5s.... 1967
268,000 Georgia Pow 5c Lt 5s
1978
27
Feb.
4
Feb.
100
37
6s without warrants... 1938
Ctfs of deposit..........
Feb.
892* Jan.
24
9
53
1938
Gen Wat Wks 5c El 5s A..1943
Jan. 30
Feb. 15
522* Feb.
Gen Vending Corp—
48,000
24,000
356,000
162*
392*
93!
97!
3
Feb.
General Refractories—
6s with warrants
332* Feb.
Feb.
98 5*
167,000
227,000
4
27
742* Feb.
772* Sale"
602* Sale
Sale
103 5*
104 2*
1934
34,000 Gary Elec 5c Gas 5s A
58 ext stamped ........1944
270,000
1956
979,000 Gatlneau Power 5s
6s
1941
258,000
6s series B
...1941
202,000
119,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
40,000
5% serial notes.......1935
95,000
5% aerial notes.......1936
26,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s... ..1953
635,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6H« A. 1956
16,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A. ....1948
2
29
Jan.
91
"""l2* Sale'
1961
5 H« A 1979
Florida Power 5c Lt 5s... 1954
1022$
94
1961
Florida Pow Corp
1
67 2* Sale
Firestone Cotton Mills Ss.1948
Firestone T 5c R Cal 5s..1*42
29
2
852$ Jan.
14
Jan.
i
Feb.
74 5*
99 2*
...
14
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
392* Feb.
14
922* Feb.
"962* Sale'
Sale
Sale
Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s
6s
20
Feb.
Feb.
91
Federal Sugar Ref 6s
Bank
2 1042* Feb.
42* Feb.
11
105
932* Feb. 27
972* Feb. 26
7
Feb.
91
1967
6s stamped
Feb.
10
99
14
5
Feb.
Feb.
99
12
42* Feb.
Feb.
89;
Jan.
83
1042* Feb. 20
.•
Feb.
5
92;
8 108;
Jan.
1052$ Jan.
16
1072* Sale
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s..l942
8,000
180,000
368,000
261,000
464,000
Jan.
107!
86!
25
1 102
Finland Residential Mtge
-
7 106
1082$ Jan.
Feb.
102
Sale
102
2,000
1,000
655,000
r
1042* Feb.
Feb.
99
2a Feb.
449,000
.1963
1933
Federal Water Serv 52*ft-1954
30
Jan. 15
1032* Jan.
5 104
1042* Feb. 27 1072$ Feb. " 8
Feb. 20
952* Jan.
8 101
892* Feb. 26
32* Feb.
32* Feb.
Sale
53 X
7s Series C
26
74
18
19
1092*
1082*
922*
1082*
European Mtge 5c (nv._
73,000
8
Jan.
482* Jan.
17
Jan.
Feb. 25
7
Feb.
Feb. 14
5
Feb.
1052* Feb.
1082* Feb.
Elmtra Wat Lt 5t RR 5s..1956
1
7 1002* Jan.
982* Feb.
45
2
9
8
1042* Feb. 27 1072* Feb.
Feb. 20
972* Feb.
6 101
1042* Feb.
2030
9,000
'
Jan.
Jan.
1954
Elec Pow 5c Lt 5s.
8
652* Jan.
452* Feb. 27 482* Feb.
1032$ Feb.
1 1032* Feb.
...
1,877,0 JO
15
532* Feb. 18
Feb. 26
10
2
Feb. 26
3 163
Jan.
42
102
102$ Feb. 26
1 1032* Feb. 26
Feb. 19
7 100
982* Feb.
ale Prices
Sale Prices
5
1022$ Feb.
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
53 5* Feb. 18
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
3,493,000
i
1
July 1 1933
1
BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
SALES
AQOREQATE
CUKB EXCHANGE
YORK
2 1025* Feb. 26
Intercontlnents Power Co—
18,000
65,000
114,000
86,000
Deb 6s without
Int Pow Sec
For footnotes see page 56.
Sale
72
Sale
76
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
22* Feb. 14
772$ Feb. 11
852* Feb.
5
79
Feb.
8024 Feb.
warr... 1948
72
76
6H« aeries C.1955
7s series B...........1957
7s series F............1952
79
Sale
5
22* Feb. 19
17
74
Jan.
712* Jan.
4
4
32$J4n. 12
772* Jan. 24
852* Feb.
5
805* Feb.
5
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
Jan.
February
40,000
130,000
125,000
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
1
InterstateNat Gas 6s
10,000
SINCE JAN.
1
to
Bid
BONDS (Continued)
$
1951
108,000 International Salt 5s
343,000 (nternat Securities 5a
1947
'207,000 Interstate Iron Ac St'l 8H> *46
$
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
MAR., 1935]
Without
96
534
;
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
"75" Sale"
Sale
934 Sale
Feb. 16
1 107
6 764 Feb. 21
964 Feb.
1
1064 Feb.
724 Feb.
90
Feb.
8
624 Feb.
424 Feb.
7
6
734 Feb. 20
494 Feb. 30
594 Feb.
7
55
Feb.
6
94
834
43
Feb.
Feb.
7
1
944 Feb. 19
944 Feb. 13
934 Feb.
934 Feb.
1
2
99
6
105
Feb.
21
7
91
Feb.
26
784 Feb.
4
105
Jan.
14 1074 Jan.
684 Jan.
2
90
2
Jan.
1936
:
warrants.....—
l.mooo
2,282,000
343,000
739.000
180,000
222,000
425,000
632,000
13,000
15,000
401,000
166,000
105,000
174,000
21,000
5s series A with warr
1947
23,000
Without warrants..
52,000
732,000 Iowa-Nebraska L Ac P 5s..1957
5a Series B
1961
276,000
214,000 Iowa Pow Ac Lt 44* A...1958
330.000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s....
.1957
50,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7a.......1952
664 Sale
454
264
1952
6s
Sale
71
Sale
464 Sale
7
764 Feb. 21
964 Jan. 29
57
Jan.
2
38
Jan.
2
18
734 Feb. 20
494 Feb. 30
664 Feb. 20
52
Jan.
2
67
Jan.
24
61
474 Jan.
2
62
Jan.
24
1054 Jan.
103
37
Interstate Power 5s_.._.t957
Debenture
1064
724
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
18 1054 Jan.
Interstate Public Service
5s series D
..1956
41
1958
...
42
44s series F
"594 Sale"
64 4 Sale
594 Sale
Feb,
18
Investment Co of Amer—
1,000
\i■
124,000
9,000
96,000
875,000
20,000
"
p
351,000
23,000
213,000
1,531,000
56,000
44,000
26,000
46,000
167,000
172,000
78,000
•XX; 72
x
"864 Sale" "894 Sale"
837",000
22,000
70,000
247,000
2,000
107,000
34,000
20,000
32,000
7,000
9,000
51,000
508,000
19,000
13,000
74,000
122,000
441,000
109,000
9,000
66
49
,
984 Feb. 28
92
Jan.
15
944 Feb. 19
91
24
3
4
944 Feb. 13
86
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
100
Jan.
88
Sale
75
Feb.
28
824 Jan.
99
72
Jan.
2
Jan.
24
574 Jan.
Jan.
6 1064 Jan.
8
12
2
4
Feb.
20
984 Feb. 28
3 105
2 91
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
784 Feb.
4
414 Sale
Kansas Power 5s A.
...1955
Kentucky Utilities 5s....1969
5s
1961
'
64* series D
53is series F
55
so
v-
854 Sale
Sale
Sale"
704 Sale
71
Sale
;
"•
1034 Sale
1024 Sale
824
72
Sale
7;';v 103
'77. 1014 Sale
1024 Sale
85 1
76
89
■,,7
77';:
994
Sale
58
Feb.
14
39 '
Feb.
6
964 Feb.
1064 Feb.
101
Sale
884 Sale
1044
1054
: m
Kimberly Clark 5s A
4)s
944 Sale
614
XvX 55
:
70
804
Kansas Pow Ac Lt 5s B...1957
...1948
.....1955
1943
Koppers Gas Ac C deb 5s.1947
Deb 5Ha
1950
Kresge (S S3 Co 5s
1945
Certificates of deposit.....
974 Sale
107
Sale
,102$
.1947
6s series A
624
454 Bale
664 Feb,
5
454 Feb. 27
1064 Feb. 23 1074 Feb.
l03"" Sale" 1044 Sale" 1024 Feb.
5 104 4 Feb.
2022
Kansas Gas Ac Elec 6s
Sale
Jan.
24
14
664 Feb.
5
16
454 Feb. 27
83
,
32
'"v
Jersey Cent P Ac L 5s B...1947
43^8 series G
1961
Jones & Laughlln Steel 5s *39
Sale
107
Sale
74
Sale
744 Sale
884 Sale
784 Sale
1034 Sale
103
Sale
94
76
Feb.
1024 Feb.
1014 Feb.'
Feb.
1014 Feb.
1024 Feb.
65
674 Sale
2
1014 Feb. 19
85
Feb. 11
884 Feb, 25
1024 Feb.
5 1044 Feb. 25
Feb. 28
1054 Feb. 13 107
694 Feb.
5 75 4 Feb. 23
694 Feb.
7 754 Feb. 21
Feb. 20
834 Feb.
6 90
103
1614 Sale"
Feb.
28
6 1004 Feb. 20
9
11 1074 Feb.
Feb.
36
1014 Jan.
934 Jan.
1064 Jan.
90
Jan.
Jan.
105
Jan.
2
2
73
90
Feb.
2
9
80
Jan.
2 1034 Jan.
23
69
Jan.
Jan.
102
Jan.
79
1 104
26 102
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb.
7
4 1034 Feb. 25
27
70
Feb.
18
2 1034
1 1054
1014 Feb. 26 1044
1004 Jan.
9 1034
65
100
*"§44 Sale" "95" Sale" "94" "Feb." "I "984"Feb".~n
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
914 Jan.
25
28
754 Feb. 23
754 Feb. 21
1014 Feb.
103
19
884 Feb. 25
2 1044 Feb.
11 107
Feb.
624 Jan.
624 Jan.
1
5 1034 Feb.
Feb. 20
2 103
15
6
1044 Feb. 28
1004 Feb. 20
1074 Jan. 24
3 1014 Feb.
774 Jan. 'v 2
100
1074 Feb.
73
27
18 100
20
24
22
Jan.
Jan.
10
2
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
10
18
2
984 Feb. 11
'
32
.
.■
;
83
Sale
854
Sale
100
Sale
1014
Sale
Mass Gas Co
1951
1946
5)4a
5)4s....
1014 Sale
1054 Sale
Sale
224
62
80
70
994 Sale
924 Sale
33
79
1943
Memphis P & L 5 s ser A—1948
Met Edison 4s series E...1971
70
63
73
46
944 Sale
McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
mtge
P..1962
5s series
■X
-
Middle Sts Petrol 64« A. 1945
77;:
Sale
934 Sale
Sale
l034 Sale"
60
Sale
98
98
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
4 102
Feb.
7 664 Feb.
Feb.
27 100
8
4
954 Sale
1044 Sale
934 Feb.
5
78
80
Feb.
14
Feb.
Feb.
934 Feb.
94
1024 Feb.
404 Feb.
16
3
90
Feb.
18
1074 Feb.
2 1014
2 1024
5 102
4 1074
6 108
Jan.
Jan.
3 110
14 1094
101
Jan.
4
6
984 Feb. 25
2 954 Feb. 28
Feb. 26
4 105
107
1044 Jan.
2 1064
106
3 110
Jan.
884 Jan.
101
Jan.
104
Jan.
944
7 1014
3 1064
3
56
Jan.
3
664 Feb.
8
Feb. 27 1024 Jan.
2
914 Feb. 27 954 Jan.
8
78
Jan.
2
82
Jan.
9
904 Jan.
3 984 Feb. 25
89
Jan.
2
954 Feb. 28
Feb. 26
1004 Jan.
2 105
66
Jan.
3 72
Jan. 25
98
Feb.
1
19
84 Feb.
2
5
7
84 Feb.
2
64 Feb.
14
84 Feb.
84 Feb.
84 Feb.
2
2
2
44 Jan.
8
84 Feb.
2
44 Jan.
44 Jan.
624 Jan.
18
19
10
84 Feb.
84 Feb.
2
2
Feb.
28
11 1084 Jan.
Feb.
3 103
9
23
67
74 Sale
7
Feb. 27
71
108
Feb. 28
Jan. 29
Feb. 23
Feb. 28
Jan. 23
Feb. 15
Feb. 28
Jan. 31
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Jan.
4
Feb. 27
Feb.
Sale
71
Feb.
914 Feb. 27
"784 Sale"
2
Jan.
984 Jan.
954 Jan.
624 Sale
99
Feb.
75
103 4 Jan.
106
Sale"
32
23
98
Sale
108
1955
5s
2
404 Feb. 16
Feb. 18
6 90
6 1014 Feb. 28
5
9 1024 Feb.
Feb.
1 1074 Feb. 28
Feb.
2
1074 Feb.
6 108
Feb. 15
1084 Feb.
2 110
1074 Feb. 11 1094 Feb. 28
1054 Feb. 16 1064 Feb. 20
Feb. 21
1074 Feb.
4 110
904 Feb.
6 944 Feb. 20
1
1014 Feb.
6 1014 Feb.
1044 Feb.
4 1064 Feb. 27
Sale
107
1094
"914 Sale"
Feb.
824 Feb.
994 Feb.
1024 Feb.
166
106" Sale"
.
Manitoba Power
1st
844 Feb.
20
734
Jamaica Wat Sup 54* A.1955
228,000
298,000
493,000
132,000
274,000
630,000
234,000
24,000
77,000
122,000
144,000
1024 Feb.
Feb.
83
75
60
247,000 Laclede Gas Light 54s_.1935
1,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6 H*—1935 77- • 91 V.'
54 \v
1,629,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s....2026
Leonard Tlets Inc 7 H*—1946
v-;.
Without warrants..
25
22,000
240,000 Lexington Util 5s.......1952 7
544
' 57
665,000 Llbby McNeill Ac Llbby 5s 1942
74,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942 ;,"X 824
65
258,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
155,000 Los Angeles Gas Ac Elec 5s '61
874
5s
1939
23.000
100
6s.
1942 •2
69,000
994
5)4* series E..........1947 77w 94
22,000
94
54s series F...
—1943
28,000
5 He series 1
94
95,000
1949
v 614
1,169,000 Louisiana Pow Ac Lt 5s...1957
90
44,000 Louisville (Ky) G Ac E 6s A *37
79
16,000
434 series C
-1961
85,000
93
"99" "Sale"
984 Sale
70
...
Jacksonville Gas 5s—...1942
360,000
330,000
204,000
Sale
564
Italian Superpower 6s
1963
Without warrants........
458.000
61,000
934 Sale
Fraschini7s......1942
Without warrants
152,000
183,000
208,000
43,000
532,000
354,000
183.000
74,000
177,000
66,000
113.000
96,000
19,000
215,000
132,000
;
200,000
93
56
.
Isotta
61,000
67
67
■
Middle West Util—
dep.........1932
34
5s ctfs of dep.........1933
34
5s ctfs of dep..—.....1934
34
5s ctfs of dep
......1935 A,X;
162.000
34
53
1943
166,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
90
105,000 Milwaukee G L 4)4s—..1967
67
1,144,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4)4s.l950 7
1978
54
618,000 Minn Pow Ac Lt 4)4*
1st Ac ref 5s...
...1955
*:
684
340,000
867,000 Mississippi Pow 5s—...1955
354
40
1,062,000 Miss Power Ac Light 5s...1957
Mississippi River Fuel—
:
...1944
6s with warrants
89
75,000
93,000
141,000
158,000
32,000
60,000
55,000
52,000
67,000
72,000
491,000
352,000
218,000
443,000
590,000
31,000
22,000
71,000
74.000
363,000
59,000
161,000
5s ctfs of
7
v
7
68
Sale
108
6
914 Feb. 20
Sale
92
Feb.
4
994 Feb,
70
75
Feb.
Feb.
4
5
794 Feb. 26
754 Sale
Sale
984 Sale
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
58
894 Sale
1074
914
934
Nassau Ac Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
98
...2030
Deb 5s series B..
51
42
2026
Nat Pow Ac Lt 6s' 'A"
Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D
105
Sale
99
Feb.
8
974 Feb. 28 98
107
1064 Feb.
6
1014 Feb.
7 105
58
44
Feb. 28
;
98
894 Feb.
60
Feb.
1064 Feb.
1074 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
2
2
Feb.
21
Feb. 21
Feb.
944 Jan.
794 Jan.
884 Jan.
624 Jan.
724 Jan.
98
Feb.
42
Jan.
86
Jan.
1064 Jan.
7 108
1064 Jan.
Feb. 23
3
3
2
7
73
914 Feb. 20
994
Feb.
574 Jan.
19
794 Feb. 26
804 Feb. 23
8 994 Jan.
994 Jan.
2 1074 Jan.
Feb.
2 105
974 Feb. 28
1064 Jan.
1014 Jan.
1 954 Feb. 25
Feb. 21
5 63
9
4 1074 Feb.
777
Nelsner Bros Realty 6*.
754
"66" Sale"
7
IP
New Amsterdam Gas 5s..1948
35
N*
:^x§5
34
5s....................1948
869,000
1,380,000
1,313,000
/
:
:
;
N Y Cent Elec 5)4*
54
Sale
Sale
594 Sale
50
324
•
644 Sale
584 Sale
25
7
1949
1950
534 Sale
464
1954
New Orleans Pub Serv 4)4s '35
....
53
334
334
New Engl Pow Assn 5s—1948
Deb 5)4*
Sale"
Sale
54 Sale
1064 Sale
1094 Sale
68
"754 Sale"
54
857,000 New Eng G Ac Elec Assn 5sl947
...1950
15§4 Sale"
83
1981
.1948,
Nevada Calif Elec 5s.....1956
Conv deb 5s
'
•
...2022
Nebraska Power 6s
34 Feb. 23
1054 Sale
1978
215,000
899,000
42,000
Sale
3
6)4* with warrants....1937
Narragansett Elec Co 5S..1957
5s series B
1957
6s series A
954 Sale
i064 Sale
19
804 Feb. 23
107
Jan.
29
10
18
21
Feb. 21
4
58
4
954 Feb. 25
Jan.
28
31 1074 Jan.
15 1084 Jan.
23
3
19
64
Line
28,000
334,000
"474 "Sale"
1064 Sale
.474
944
934
361,000
96,000
11,000
707,000
1,582,000
369,000
69,000
129,000
175,000
727.000
170,000
,
804
974
53
Steamship
11 1084 Feb. 27
Feb. 23
6 103
99
103
197#
28
784 Sale
Sale
1064
5s series B_.
Feb.
Feb.
72
33
24,000
344,000
66,000
354,000
358,000
393,000
638,000
130,000
36,000
107
1624 Sale'
73
844 Sale
934 Sale
704
Montreal L H At P 5s "A*M951
674 Feb. 14
974 Feb.
834 Feb.
854
195,000
63,000
2,000
366,000
712,000
136,000
35,000
99,000
"73" Sale"
14
Sale
954
Miss River Power 5s
Munson
52.000
64 Feb.
90
....1951
398,000
100,000
268,000
72.000
64 Feb. 27
Sale
984 Sale
•
Without warrants....
Sale
74 Sale
74 Sale
186,000 Missouri P Ac L 5)4* A.—1955
520,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 534s B.—.....1953
643,000
15,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5)4s '44
233,000
6,000
206,000
53,000
>
8
36
Sale
534
524
524
604
634
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
66
Sale
Sale
58
39
56
-
1034 Feb. 21
1034 Feb. 21
1024 Feb. 27
744 Feb. 27
654 Feb.
2
54 Feb. 27
1054 Feb.
2
1094 Feb.
9
904 Feb.
7
74
Feb.
7
1014 Feb.
8
Feb.
6
524 Feb. 28
52
57
Feb.
Feb.
6
7
34 Feb. 13
1064 Feb.
1054 Feb.
1024 Feb.
794 Feb.
71
110
Feb.
Feb.
20
90
764 Feb. 23
68
98
Jan.
Jan.
61
7
65
68
344 Feb.
6
42
Feb.
5
867
Feb.
Feb.
15
14
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
98
12
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
2
21
15
Feb.
13
Jan. 28
Feb. 20
Jan. 25
Feb. 20
774 Jan.
19
504 Jan.
10
504 Jan.
504 Jan,
544 Jan.
5
5
5
15
584
584
584
614
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
26
26
26
65
14
18
19
564 Feb. 17
564 Feb. 14
564 Feb. 14
11
3
2
Jan.
Feb. 27
1004 Jan.
Feb.
5
10 105
Feb. 27
105
614 Feb.
77
Feb.
64 Feb.
1084 Feb.
34 Feb. 23
1034 Feb. 21 1064
2 1034 Feb. 21 1054
21 1004 Jan. , 5 1024
73
Jan.
9 794
15
71
614 Jan. 15
13
54 Feb. 27
64
2
3 1084
20 1024 Jan.
7 1074 Jan.
3 110
11
474 Jan.
304 Jan.
77
Jan.
9
68
2
42
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
86
Feb. 21
90
8
90
Jan.
58
Jan.
N Y Ac Foreign Invest
55
17,000
733.000
991,000
632,000
53.000
3,000
43,000
36,000
25,000
23,000
5)4s A with warrants..1948
1,045,000 N Y Pa Ac Ohio RR 4H*-1935
2,229,000 N Y P At L Corp 1st 4 4S..1967
1980
1,088,000 N Y State E Ac G 4 4s
54s...
1962
92,000
5,000 N Y Ac Westchester Ltg 5s '54
4s
2004
106,000
76,000 Niagara Falls Power 6S..1950
5s series A............1959
33,000
1953
48,000 Nippon Elec Pow 64s
77
96
81
104
2,000
13,000
347,000
51,000
75,000
255,000
470,000
424,000
149,000
47,000
15,000 Nor Amer L Ac P 5 % notes 1935
Serial 5% notes.......1936
22,000
54s * f deb ser A......1956
858,000
..1948
112,000 Nor Cont Util 54* A
155,000 Nor Indiana G Ac E 6s....1952
448,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s.....1966
722 90
22,000
1,000,000
.'
58 series D.
44s E
852,000
278,000 Nor Ohio P Ac L 54*93,000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 5s
For footnotes see page 56.
x
V
■
1956
.
73
1024
7: '
Sale"
954 Sale
874 Sale
103
Sale
P
•
v
•
.
1004
1004
484
234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"85"' Sale"
524
834 Sale
69
65
834
Sale
"484 Sale"
I62 " Sale
514
494
Sale
1094 Sale
"824 Sale"
71
7
Sale
994 Sale
934 Sale
1054 Sale
1094
63
,
1044
1024 Sale' 162" Sale
994
...1969
1970
1951
89
7
Feb. 18
Feb. 18 90
Feb.
2 1054 Feb. 18
102
Feb. 28
944 Feb.
6 100
Feb. 20
874 Feb.
1 95
102
Feb.
5 1064 Feb. 26
107
Feb. 21 1074 Feb.
6
100
Feb.
6 1024 Feb.
1
6
1084 Feb. 20 1094 Feb.
1074 Feb.
4 1094 Feb. 28
824 Feb.
1 834 Feb. 26
90
794 Sale
1054 Sale
1024 Sale
914 Sale
Sale
914
864
Sale
1064 Sale
Jan.
1014 Jan.
894 Jan.
85
Jan.
994 Jan.
8
3 1054 Febi 18
Feb. 28
2 100
3
95
Feb. 20
3 1064 Feb. 26
6
2 1074 Feb.
2 1024 Jan. 30
6
1074 Jan.
4 1094 Feb.
1064 Jan. 10 1094 Feb. 28
824 Feb.
1 834 Feb. 26
1044 Jan.
994 Jan.
1004 Feb.
1 1004 Feb.
1 1004 Feb. ;1 1004 Jan. >7
Jan. 22
1 1004 Jan.
3 101
1004 Feb.
1 1004 Feb.
46
Jan. 19
524 Feb. 19
48
Feb. 28 524 Feb. 19
26
Jan.
7
22
Jan. 29
26
Feb. 14
23
Feb.
2
994 Jan.
7 1024 Feb. 23
994 Feb.
4 1024 Feb. 23
93
Feb. 20
77
Jan.
4
Feb. 20
824 Feb.
5 93
764 Jan. 15 924 Feb. 29
824 Feb.
5 924 Feb. 29
714 Jan. 15 864 Feb. 28
774 Feb.
4 864 Feb. 28
1044 Feb.
7 1064 Feb. 28 1014 Jan.
3 1064 Feb. 28
Jan.
3 1054 Feb. 25
1024 Feb.
1 1054 Feb. 25 100
NEW
54
NEW
Jan.
February
YORK
PRICES
RANGE
IN FEBRUARY
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
SALES
AGGREGATE
YOEK
Feb. 28 1935
1
Feb.
Bid
BONDS (Continued)
1
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Not States Power
175,000
954,000
256,000
22,000
23,000
158,000
237,000
561,000
46,000
120,000
46,000
208,000
93,000
465,000
148,000
98,000
.r
notes.
......1940
44a
...1961
442,000 Northwest Electric 6s...1935
.1960
69,000 Northwest Pow 6n A
Certificates of deposit
45,000
355,000 Nor'west Pub Serr 5s A.. 1957
398,000
19,000
281,000
334,000
29,000
40,000
73,000
29,000
P
Sale
99
Sale
104
Sale
1014 Sale
1074 Sale
1054 Sale
l064 Sale"
1004
1034 Sale
Sale
63
684
1044
964
63
40
55
Sale"
Sale
Sale
454
824
1942
102
Pacific Power & Light 5s.1955
1004 Sale
1034 Sale
114 4 Sale
1084 Sale
1074 Sale
1034 Sale
1024 Sale
1064 Sale
1154 Sale
1064 Sale
1064 Sale
1054 Sale
91
35
II*
Penn Cent Lt & Pow 44s 1977
57
1979
Sale
66
Sale
1024 Sale
664 Sale
1024 Sale
67
5s
-
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
54s series B-........-1959
Penn-Ohlo P Ac L 54s A.1954
Sale
94 4
Sale
1 1034 Feb.
Feb.
1 1064 Feb.
Feb.
1 1164 Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 28 1084 Feb.
Feb. 28 1074 Feb.
Feb.
1 106
Feb.
1004
1034
1144
1064
1064
1034
904 Feb. 19
634 Feb.
1014 Feb.
1024 Feb.
894
934 Feb.
1
28
25
23
26
"814 Sale" "884 Sale"
It*
74
1947
88*
60
814 Sale
754 Sale
105
Sale
Feb.
80
Feb.
85
Sale
80
81
Sale
Sale
105
106
....1954
103
Sale
89
1940
103
5n.
Peoples Gas Lt At Coke 4s B'81
6s series C............1957
Peoples Lt At Pow 5s
1979
Phlla Electric Co 5s.....1966
1972
Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1962
Phtla Elec Power 54s
564
6m
111
77
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
954
2
1044
1094 Sale
824 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113*" Sale
100
444
73
106
86
C...1960
Water At Pow 4 4«—1968
Penn Telep Corp 5s
1094
794
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
20
1014 Feb.
25
Feb.
48
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
994 Jan.
1114
1064
1054
1004
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
1034
1064
1164
1084
1084
Jan.
106
88
110
Jan.
7
1
21
94^«
102
147,000
11,000
21,000
13,000
81,000
98*666
15,000
2^,000
56,000
72,000
272,000
167,000
237,000
602,000
455,000
171,000
275,000
179,000
59,000
720,000
100
Sale
1024 Feb.
1024 Feb. 21
Jan.
28
101
25
744 Jan.
89
884 Feb.
814 Feb. 15
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
4 103-4 Feb. 20
1 1064
2 1084
100
Feb.
1054
1084
1114
794
95
196.000 Potomac Edison 5s
1034
ser
68
B.1956
984
44s series F
1961
371,000
39,000 Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
1947
64,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
25,000 Power Corp of Can 44* B 1959
259,000 Power Corp of N Y 5 4s..1947
6 4* aeries A
1942
9,000
197,000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
1954
109,000 Prussian Elec 6s
65,000 Pub Ser' of N H 44* B..1957
Sale
Sale
1044
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
M
II*
lliU
954 Feb. 28
14 Jan.
1124 Jan.
108
209,000
560,000
44s series F
1981
1,086,000
64* series G
1937
916,000
64s series H
1952
526,000
625,000 Pub Serr of Okla 5s D...1957
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
88
874
1064
1024
984
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
994 Sale
99
Feb.
Feb.
21
75
35
Feb.
7
8 100
Feb.
1
1
8
674 Feb. 28 724 Feb.
Feb. 23
4 105
103
Feb.
98
40
2 102
Feb.
Feb.
7 1054 Feb.
Feb.
47
Feb.
Feb. 28
6
Feb.
25
87
1044
Sale
100
Sale
..1961
Sale
994 Sale
132,000 Pub Serr Subsld 54* A..1949
Sale
86
308,000
5s series C__
234,000
402,000
Sale
654 Sale
Sale
2,270,000 Puget Sound P Ac L 54s.1949
5s series C.._.........1950
642,000
44* series D
1950
1,235,000
43,000
45,000
17,000
Sale
64
94,000 Quebec Power 5s........1968
96,000 Queens Boro G At B 54*.1952
44*
1958
41,000
604 Sale
594 Sale
1054
-
Sale
Sale
181,000
38,000
227,000
2,000
87,666
13,000
15,000
*9*666
180,000
789,000
126,000
267,000
52,000
83,000
130,000
37,000
20,000
89,000
1,126,000
170,000
52,000
72,000
92,000
20,000
71,000
8,000
260,000
262,000
5,000
22,000
341,000
26,000
16,000
48,000
23,000
51,000
With warrants
Republic Gas Corp 6s A..1945
Certificates of deposit.
Feb.
5
Jan.
1054 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
874 Feb.
874 Feb.
1064 Feb.
1014 Feb.
Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
134
224
Rochester Ry Ac Lt 5s
.1954
Ruhr Gas Co 64*
1953
Ruhr Housing 64* A....1958
90
424 Sale
324 Sale
974 Feb.
330,000 St Louis Gas At Coke 6s..1947
105,030 Safe Harbor Water Pr 44* *79
San Ant Pub Serr 5s
1958
543,000
San Diego Cons G At E—
54* series D
1960
5,000
27,000 San Joaquin L At P 6s B..1952
5s series D—..........1957
223,000
..1955
59,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
23
1034 Sale
84 Sale
64
96
Sale
84 Sale
1084 Sale
99
Sale
Jan.
994 Jan.
18 105
Feb.
934 Jan.
12 102
34
Jan.
Jan.
864 Feb.
76
Jan.
1044 Jan.
5
864 Feb.
14
42
Feb.
19
23 106
Feb.
15
7 1214 Jan.
31
6
14
Feb
19
374 Jan.
3
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb.
20
104
Jan.
89
Jan.
Jan.
904 Jan.
884 Jan.
91
2
20
21
804 Jan.
2
Jan.
2
25
1034 Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
2
66
Feb.
15
624 Feb.
14
25
20
20
20
15
1034 Feb. 21 1054 Feb.
9
944 Feb. 25
894 Feb. 13
5 1054 Feb. 28
1024 Feb.
81
80
984
934
944
794
554
534
504
2
7
Feb.
464 Feb. 11
28
424 Feb.
32
Feb. 25
2
84
Feb.
464 Feb. 19
2
47
Feb.
33
Feb.
16
Sale
~10l'X
101
24
Feb.
20
Feb.
15
634 Jan.
24
Feb.
9
25
28
82
Jan.
Jan.
4 1054
Jan.
Feb.
944 Feb.
15
25
84
Feb.
2
3
11
474 Jan.
28
Jan.
28
25
7
334 Jan.
18
434 Feb. 19
Feb. 25
Jan. 16
48
2 1134 Jan.
14
Feb.
944 Feb.
994 Feb. 27
74 Jan.
107
Jan.
924 Jan.
1064 Feb.
1074 Jan.
98
Jan.
Feb. 28
6 1084 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14 1054 Feb.
9
104 Feb.
2 1084 Feb. 27
1084 Feb.
24
Jan.
66
5
1 1044
19 1094
25
Jan.
3
15
Sale' 1004 Feb.
25
Feb.
3
294 Jan.
107
21
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
1024 Feb.
1
Feb.
7
1124 Jan.
38
Jan.
84 Feb.
20
3
Jan.
Jan.
32
20
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
86
102
40
Feb.
934 Feb. 20
934
934
1094
1044
1004
1004
874
684
Jan.
1024 Jan.
43
5
994 Feb. 28
3 101
2
874
684
1044
118
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5 1004
5 1004
1
Feb.
Feb. 27
7
Feb.
Feb. 27
Jan.
28
31
21
28
28
Feb.
7 1054 Jan.
Jan.
6
47
1044 Jan.
76
Feb.
934
1
934
1
934
4 1094
Feb.
7
25
4
23
77
1064 Feb. 18 1064 Feb. 26
I664
1
!014 Jan.
8
14
88
754
25
24
24
25
15
Feb.
28
105
1 101
844
644
624
584
Jan.
Feb.
99
864 Feb.
6
98
98
35
674 Feb.
4
1124 Feb. 18 1134 Feb.
42
Feb. 21
434 Feb. 19
33
Feb. 14
344 Feb. 25
1024 Feb* 15 1034 Feb. 20
100
Ryerson (Jos T) Ac Sons *sl943
464 Sale
Feb.
4
14
5 106
1
751
971
3,108)
954 Feb. 26
2
284 Jan.
7
874 Feb. 21
1
904 Feb.
42
83
8*
Jan.
18
25
1084 Feb. 20
106
Jan.
8
1074 Jan.
Reliance Management 5s.1954
4,000
2,000
80,000
20,000
6,000
19,0u0
16,000
30,000
Jan.
1104 Feb.
824 Feb.
Jan.
754 Jan.
28
13
1194 Feb. 20 1214 Feb. 15
4
994 Feb. 28
954 Feb.
97
Sale
Feb.
21
9
Sale
109
Feb.
21
1
23
924 Sale
924 Sale
924 Sale
101
Feb.
31
394 Feb.
Feb.
97
26
28
Feb.
Feb.
105
964
21
Feb.
1054 Feb.
Pub Service Co of N J—
44s series D.......... 1978
4 4s series E..........1980
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
76
6% perpetual certificates
107.000 Pub Serr of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
5s
1956
490,000
Jan.
Feb.
Jan*
88
138,000
23
100
21
25
104
664 Jan.
614 Jan.
1034 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
864 Feb.
904
28
10
105
40"
16
Feb.
884
814
1064
1084
1
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
5
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 15
1
Feb.
Jan.
974 Feb. 20
934 Jan.
34
166"" "Sale
9
24
28
924 Jan.
844 Jan.
934 Jan.
106
53,000 Pomerania Elec Co 6s....1953
9
Jan.
Jan.
1
974 Feb. 23
944 Feb.
1 1084 Feb. 21
1064 Feb.
8
974 Feb.
954 Feb. 26
68
1939
134,000 Poor At Co 6s.
203,000 Portland Gas Ac Coke 5s. 1940
Jan.
70
574 Jan.
984 Jan.
654 Jan.
6 4* class A
I960
129,000
339,000 Piedmont Ac Northern 5s. 1954
..1949
90,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1948
117,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
Sale
7
19
25
6
21,000
144,000
31,000
12,000
6,000
32,000
64,000
122,000
34
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1st At refunding 4M»..1957
49,000
13,000 Phila Suburb Water 5s..1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
Sale
23
20
22,000
97
18
28
Feb.
2 1084 Feb.
108
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Phlla Suburb Cos G Ac E
944
1064
23
^
20
23
24
1 1134
113
Feb.
6 1104
1094 Feb.
794 Feb. 28 824
18
Feb.
824 Feb. 26
1014 Jan.
6
1014 Feb.
2
95
Feb.
5
1054 Feb.
2
1064 Feb.
1
1104 Feb.
5
754 Feb.
934 Feb. 14
14 Feb. 23
26
Jan.
Feb.
97
63
18
28
5
23
Feb.
23
18 1024 Feb.
8 1024 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1044 Feb. 21
28
19
11 101
89
5
Feb.
105
654 Jan.
25
14
104
904 Jan.
23
26
Feb. 19
21
7
12
25
1044
1084
1064
1084
Jan.
18
684 Feb.
7
Jan.
974 Jan.
1054 Feb.
1044 Feb.
1054 Jan.
994 Jan.
1004 Jan.
99
21
"Feb". "7 "974 Feb". *20
98
924
Penn Pub Serr 6s C
Penn
514
91
37
79
Jan.
25
21
62
.1956
Penn Power Co 5s
5s series D
96
7 1014 Feb.
98
Feb.
6 1044 Feb.
.1004 Feb.
7 1074 Feb.
1054 Feb.
11 1064 Feb.
1044 Feb.
1 1084 Feb.
106
Feb.
Feb.
7 104
1004 Feb.
Feb.
5 105
1034 Feb.
1 1044 Feb.
102
Feb.
97
Feb.
4
934 Feb.
63
Feb.
2
554 Feb.
6
824 Feb.
75
Feb.
14
20
1950
Without warrants..
631,000
1,407,000
341,000
61,000
64,000
61,000
4,000
39,000
87,000
921,000
1,141,000
89,000
73,000
258,000
63,000
28
72
Feb.
304 Feb.
Feb.
744 Jan.
28
Jan.
r
4«_1943
of La 6s....1938
Park & Tilford 6s
1936
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s
31.000
834
764
69
Pacific Western Oil 6
Feb.
Feb.
Sale"
65
Palmer Corp
37
79
784
474
"31"" Sale"
Feb. 25
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Jan.
75
364
!».
984
994
844
384
88
28
Feb. 25
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
95
764 Feb.
Sale
Jan.
904 Jan.
98 4
994
844
384
Feb.
Feb.
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
&
88
24,000
4,000
950,000
55,000
661,000
Sale
994
73 4
1,190,000
976,000
98
83
Without warrants—
169,000
9,000 Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s
•
Sale
964 Sale
764
211,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s... 1940
489,000 Pacific Gas 6t El 1st «4«-*957
1st & ref 6s B
1941
282,000
1st & ref 54s C
1952
314,000
1st & ref 5s D
1955
182,000
1st & ref 44s F
1960
560,000
Pacific foresting 5s A
1948
448",600
215,000
581,000
162,000
43,000
28,000
14,000
2,000
93
54
Ohio Edison Co 5s.......I960
120,000 Ohio Power 5s series B—1952
4 4s series D
318,000
...1956
1953
84,000 Ohio Public Serr 6s C
5s series D............1954
400,000
5 4s series E..........1961
203,000
975,000 Oklahoma Gas & El 5s...1950
6s series A
...1940
353,000
290,000 Okla Pow & Water 5s A..1948
101,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s......1941
69,000
29,000
281,000
69
71
498,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s—.....1945
1,110,000
43,000
495",660
.
1,551,000
100,000
159,000
144,000
207,000
108,000
231,000
249,000
18,000
5 4%
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
JAN.
SINCE
2
103^
104 Feb.
7 1084 Feb.
2
994 Feb.
18 1084 Jan.
2 1094 Jan.
2 1044 Feb.
Jan.
19 111
9
27
27
21
11
28
14
Saxon Public Works—
33,000
1,000
12,000
423,000
1,281,000
198,000
517,000
118,000
132,000
258,000
96,000
56,000
1937
6s
Schulte Real Est 6s
424 Feb. 16
38
12
Feb. 14
5
104 Feb.
1
Feb.
984 Feb. 14 100
5
314 Feb.
384 Feb. 21
96
41
Feb. 25
11
w w
6s without warrants
1935
8cripps (E W) Co 54s
1943
994 Sale
314 Sale
Seattle Ltg Co 5s........1949
Serrel Inc 5s
101
1948
44s series D
Sheffield Steel 5 4s
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
Sale
954 Sale
Shawlnlgan W At P 44S..1967
44s series B
1968
5s series C............1970
1024
Sale'
1970
994
384
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
984
984
1034
984
Sale
954 Feb.
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
Feb.
5
1024 Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
2
101
96
106
1948
1947
Feb.
1 104
1
504 Feb. 15
Sou Carolina Power 5s.. 1957
192,000
2025
2,600,000 Southeast P At L 6s
379,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s....
....1939
93,000
Refunding mtge 5s
1952
133,000
Ref Mtge 5s—........1954
164,000
794 Sale
1064 Sale
108
106
Sale
Sale
1064 Sale
1937
64,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
143,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s.....1957
54s Series B
1952
9,000
1st Ac ref44*
1961
481,000
834
1074
Sale
Sale
l0§4 Sale'
108
Sale
105 J
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
103J
100
Sale
1024 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
104 Feb.
Jan.
284 Jan.
101
Jan.
Feb.
16
Jan.
Feb.
11
12
2 100
Feb.
4
11
5
if*
384 Feb.
Feb.
15 104
1
984 Feb.
2
14
1
21
19
954 Feb.
984 Feb. 30
5
994 Feb.
96
Feb.
994 Feb. 28
1 1034 Feb.
1034 Feb. 25 1024 Feb.
96
Jan. 31 984 Feb.
984 Feb. 28
3 1074 Feb.
1074 Feb. 27 1054 Jan.
Jan.
8 52
47
Jan.
4
514 Feb.
30
28
25
Feb.
21
85
Feb.
7
85
Feb.
1 1084 Feb.
1064 Feb.
1074 Feb. 14 1084 Feb.
106
Feb.
1 1084 Feb.
1 108
Feb.
1064 Feb.
4 1024 Feb.
1014 Feb.
1054 Feb. 25 1064 Feb.
105
Feb. 20 1054 Feb.
1 104
Feb.
101
Feb.
76
76
19
Jan.
Jan.
4
21
Jan.
3
85
28
27
19
2
15
Jan.
26
Jan.
27
Jan.
28
23
Jan.
27
Jan.
13
Jan.
4
Jan.
19
Jan.
20
964 Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 15
85
3 1084 Feb. 26
8 1084 Feb. 27
3 1084 Feb. 28
Feb.
4 108
31 1024 Feb.
23
2 1064 Feb.
11 1054 Feb.
Feb.
3 104
13
27
4
19
Southern Counties Gas
595,000
of California 44s
For footnotes see page
56.
1968
754
994 Feb.
2 1024 Feb.
2 1024 Feb. 20
SALES
AGGREGATE
Jan.
February
1
1,000
37,000
111,000
189,000
8,000
21,000
319,000
163,000
108,000
23,000
146,000
60,000
27,000
263,000
207,000
S'western Nat Gas 6s....1945
Southwestern P A L 6s
33,000
28,000
380,000
20,000
Southern Nat Gaa 6a
1944
53
...1944
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
56
40
Southwestern G Ac £ 5s..1957
60
w*
Southwestern LAP 5s..1957
.2032
n
Sale
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8
Feb.
2
Sale
81
Feb.
5
Feb.
15
Sale
1966
284
36
Sale
1939
1937
644
1,000
18,000
3,000
60,000
590,000
51,000
383,000
211,000
164,000
6,000
2,000
1
26
Feb.
26
28
93
994 Feb.
Feb.
28
994 Feb.
28
28
Feb.
28
924 Jan.
714 Jan.
854 Feb.
28
Feb.
27
60
Jan.
74
Feb.
27
51
Feb.
6
Feb.
15
49
Jan.
59
Feb.
874 Feb.
1044 Feb.
2
5
Feb.
13
77
Jan.
934 Feb.
Feb.
8
Sale
Sale
356,000 Tenn Elec Power 5s......1956
86,000 Tenn Pub Serr 5s
1970
:
374 Feb. 28
Feb.
32
36
2
85
Feb.
5
894 Feb. 25
334 Feb.
1
25
Feb. 15
864 Feb.
244 Feb.
Sale
46
284 Feb. 27
56
26
29
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
52
4
25
56
934
Sale
984 Sale
93 4
Sale'
'984 Sale
93
1034
Sale
1034
106
Sale
1044 Sale
Sale
97
108"" Sale
1034
.../
48
40
87
Sale
92
Sale
81
Sale
21
68
68
Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
394 Jan.
2
Jan.
28
Feb.
7
Feb.
25
85
11^
Jan.
Feb.
Feb,
25
51
19
II*
514 Jan.
424 Jan.
Feb.
13
49
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb.
13
434
1
984
4 1054
1
984
Feb.
26
1034
934
1034
1044
20
Feb.
26
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 28 104
Feb. 23 1064 Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
20
108
Feb. 28 1084 Feb.
11
20 107
Jan.
2
Feb.
15
56
51
53
Feb.
25
Feb.
31
334 Jan.
854 Jan.
1004 Jan.
Feb.
19
13
43 4 Feb.
Jan.
86
2
25
284 Feb.
234 Jan.
53
107
944
1014
Jan.
13
56
15
13
105
28
404 Feb. 23
70
59
1044 Jan
314 Feb.
824 Jan.
314 Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
69
Jan
32
37
Feb.
804 Feb.
634 Jan.
374 Feb.
374 Feb.
554 Feb.
554 Feb.
7
Sale
Sale
304
.
......
374 Feb. 28
874
284
244
Sale
16
20,000
warr
36,000
7s stamped
...1936
4,000
7a 1946 wlthou t warranta.
158,000
7s stamped
1946
823,000 Super Power of 111 44s..1979
139,000
6s
1961
715,000
4 4*
1968
911,000 Swift 8c Co 5s
1940
325,000
5s
1944
8,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1957
4,000
1st 8c ref 54s
1954
198,000
35,000
374 Sale
374 Sale
344 Sale
32
Sale
46
324
25
30
Feb.
804 Feb.
84
27
23
Feb.
64
Stand Power 8c Lt 6s....1957
Standard Telep 54s A
1943
10
22
53
Sale
6s
Jan.
Jan.
474 Jan.
854 Jan.
854 Jan.
994 Sale
84 4 Sale
734 Sale
Sale
553
102
21 110
26
Feb.
105
5 51
Feb.
Feb.
8
Sale
914 Sale
37
38
81
2
2
6
4
Sale
30
1014 Jan.
1064 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
544
374
28
Feb.
26
Feb.
Sale
1951
Feb.
28
Feb.
65
W
1935
Feb.
1064 Feb. 21
964
954
804
684
99
6s
102
38
"69" Sale
Sale
Conv 6s
Standard Invest 54*
5a without warrants
JAN.
Lowest
Sale
Sale
83
Standard Gas 8c Elec 6s..1935
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without
1
Sale
1074 Sale
Sale
44
It*
60
45
25
37
55
1957
156,000 S'western Pub Serr 6s A.1945
61,000 Staler (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
650,000
434,000
700,000
538,000
65,000
66,000
846,000
35,000
359,000
259,000
38
5s series B
SINCE
Sale Prices
Ask
102
93
warr
Southern IndG A E54«.1957
Southern Indiana Ry 4a.1951
Stamped
RANGE
1935
279,COO
Without
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
7,000
81,000
214,000
417,000
19,000
61,000
643,000
297,000
281,000
75,000
v:
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
BONDS (Continued)—
Southern Gat Co 4 4a
55
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
rom
Low fr
Tuly
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
CURB
YOEK
NEW
MAR., 1935]
13
Feb.
984
1054
984
104 4
102 4 Jan.
1044 Feb.
1064 Jan.
1074 Jan.
Jan.
107
Jan.
26
Feb.
20
Feb.
26
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
1084 Feb.
15
924 Feb.
25
83
Jan.
26
Feb.
7
108
11
864 Feb.
754 Feb.
7
924 Feb. 25
7
81
704 Feb.
894 Feb.
28
6
964 Feb. 20
854 Jan.
3
75
96
Feb.
7
17
Feb.
25
13 4 Jan.
12
17
964 Feb.
874 Feb.
1044 Feb.
5 1004 Feb.
25
944 Jan.
9
16
834 Jan.
1034 Jan.
Feb.
1
73
804 Feb.
1
894 Feb. 23
764 Jan.
894 Feb. 23
1074 Feb. 23
6
564 Feb. 19
1054 Jan.
454 Jan.
1074 Feb. 23
564 Feb. 19
Feb.
14
754 Feb.
7
814 jau.
Jan.
754 Feb.
8
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
173,000
174,000
1,594,000
36,000
1,282,000
73,000
323,000
120,000
530,000
314,000
772,000
648,000
1st mtge gold 5s
1962
1,492,000 Twin City Rap Tr 54s A. 1952
79
89,000
233,000 Ulen 8c Co 6s
1944
19,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
33
78
95,000
850,000
23,000
634,000
43,000
160,000
42,000
,
2,000
6 4s without warrants. 1953
62
75
Sale
Texas Elec Service 5s....I960
60
12
904
Sale
1945
16
Sale
Texas Power 8c Lt 5S.....1956
6s
2022
65
51
974
1937
87
55
49
1044
1064
524
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
5s
Thermold Co 6sstamped.l937
Tide Water Power 5s A
1979
Toledo Edison Co—
704 Sale
964 Sale
14
Sale
166"" Sale
Sale'
1044
93
Sale
Sale
70
81
19
Sale
Sale
874
Sale
Sale
Sale
1074
54 4
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
70
106
Feb.
50
Feb. 15
Feb. 21
1
504 Feb.
97
944 Feb.
1 105
Feb.
Feb.
5
554 Feb. 21
2
97
Feb.
2
13 1084 Feb.
13
7
67
Jan.
67
10
Feb.
20
Feb.
25
1004 Feb.
944 Feb.
25
78
16
105
474 Jan.
944 Jan.
15
73
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
21
554 Feb.
97
21
Feb.
2
Union Electric Lt 8c Pow (Mo)
6,000
5s series A
1954
50,000
44s
1957
62,000
5s series B
1967
68,000 United Elec of N J 4s
1949
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.1956
30,000
Without warrants.......
19,000 United Indus 64s
1941
41,000
1st 6s
1945
219,000 United Lt 8c Pow 64s
1974
655,000
Deb 6s
...1975
378,000
54s
,
1959
1,061,000 United Lt 8c Rys 54s
1952
466,000
6s series A............1952
127,000
Deb 6s aeries A
1973
35,000 U S Rubber 64% notes..1935
48,000
8crlaL 64% notes
1936
62,000
Serial 64% notes
1937
152,000
Serial 64% notes
1938
151,000
Serial 64% notes
.1939
110,000
Serial 64% notes
1940
63,000
Series 6s
1936
65,000 Utah Power 8c Light 44*1944
307,000
6s series A
2022
3,000 Utlca Gas 8c El 5s B
1952
1,000
5s aeries D
.........1956
1,000
8,000
55,000
16,000
16,000
5,000
14,000
97,000
286,000
208,000
474,000
218,000
85,000
8,000
39,000
23,000
45,000
73,000
27,000
53,000
6,000
161,000
"
V.666
17,000
72,000
317,000
105,000
189,000
6,000
49,000
167,000
639,000
176,000
356,000
16,000
2,000
71,000
153,000
15,000
233,000
30,000
3,000
157,000
310,000
41.000
481,000
112,000
617,000
13,000
1,101,000
632,000
54,060
2,000
55,000
303,000
232,000
265,000
71,000
190,000
744 Sale
42
334
Sale
26
31
Sale
50
85
Sale
31
Sale
Sale
41
Sale
41
924
Sale
33
32
Sale
Sale
1014
100
Sale
111,000
Feb.
Feb.
1014 Sale
524
'
424 Feb. 16
Feb.
19
354 Jan.
28
34
18
1
78
Jan.
2
41
Feb.
28
Feb.
27
30
100
102
11
1004 Jan.
994 Jan.
984 Jan.
Feb.
102
Feb.
16
Feb.
1014 Feb. 15
1024 Feb. 15
Feb.
103
Feb.
7
26
774 Feb.
684 Feb. 26
Feb.
23
824 Jan.
20
7
1004 Feb.
98
75
75
86
52
45 >,•*
45
16 1044 Feb.
16
984
1064
804
Sale
Sale
Sale
874
62
Sale
66
Sale
60
Feb.
74
Sale
824
Sale
73
Feb.
Sale
974 Feb.
1064 Feb.
794 Feb.
99
Feb.
4
1074 Feb. 18
28
68
Feb.
Feb.
83
Feb.
25
88
23
8
874 Feb. 18
494 Jan. 26
924 Feb. 27
35
004 Jan.
Jan.
62
2
11
23
02
Feb.
16
014 Feb.
024 Feb.
Jan.
1044 Feb.
28
014 Feb.
Jan.
55
Jan.
Feb.
15
15
02
Jan.
102
10
03
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
26
26
9
16
774
684
044
044
Jan.
924 Jan.
954 Jan.
105
73
Jan.
Feb.
984 Jan.
92
43
Jan.
1044 Jan.
1044 Feb.
.
25
31
Jan.
91
92
Jan.
28
1014 Feb. 23
60
Jan.
75
15
34
714 Feb.
664 Sale
14
7
25
394 Jan.
294 Feb. 27
102
45
1074 Feb.
11 1084 Feb.
112
Feb.
19
100
894
39
1084 Feb. 13
15
Feb.
Feb.
100
684 Jan.
1004 Feb.
1014 Feb.
100
166" Sale
99
16
16
Feb.
4
1074 Feb.
Jan.
18
Jan.
88
Feb.
564 Jan.
684 Jan.
68
Feb.
23
83
Feb.
25
9
Jan.
2
8
74 Jan. 30
1044 Feb. 26 106
105
1004 Jan.
Feb.
25
Feb.
8
15
28
Corp—
4x
1st 7s with warrants... 1954
Certificates of deposit—
Ward Baking Co 6s.....1937
Wash Gas Light Co 5s..„1958
Sale
6
Feb.
8
74 Feb. 16
4
8
Feb. 25
74 Feb.
Feb.
8
1044 Feb. 26 106
Sale
102
64 Sale
•
Wash Ry 8c Elec 4s
Wash Water Power 5s
1951
1969
n*
»
1054
1024
101
83
75
99" Sale
23
544
664
1014 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
99
Feb.
2 105
18 102
1
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
1034 Feb. 20
6
99
Feb.
Jan.
964 Jan.
Union—
Conv deb 6s
1944
West Penn Elec 5s
Sale
Sale
48*
60
West Texas Utll 5s A
41
Sale
64
Sale
1957
West United G 8c E 54s A 55
Westvaco Chlorine 54s..1937
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
1941
1954
Wis Minn Lt 8c Pow 5s
1944
Wisconsin P & L 5s ser E.1956
5s series F
1958
Wisconsin Pub Serv.......
6s Series A..
1952
101
100
97
61
52
61
274,000 Yadkin River Power 5S..1941
450,000 York Rys Co 5s
1937
8
8 102
Feb.
Feb.
25
4 1034 Feb.
20
734 Sale
734 Sale
1004 Sale
534 Feb.
664 Feb.
6
594 Feb. 20
50
Jan.
594 Feb.
1
75
Feb.
15
Jan.
75
Feb.
15
844 Feb.
.2030
West'Penn Traction 5S..1960
7
86
Feb.
14
84
Jan.
86
Jan.
25
68
1
76
Feb.
20
26
63
Jan.
76
Feb.
20
105
Sale
984 Sale
86
Sale
1054 Sale
1004 Sale
874 Sale
88
Feb.
944 Feb.
103
Feb.
1074 Feb.
1044 Feb.
974 Feb.
1
1014 Feb.
4 104
Feb.
15
16 1074 Feb.
8 1054 Feb.
16
6
914
1024
1074
1044
Jan.
1014 Feb. 26
Jan.
104
Jan.
1074 Feb. 16
1064 Jan. 10
1004 Feb. 27
Feb,
85
Feb.
6 1004 Feb.
88
Feb.
6
23
Sale
84
Feb.
8
88
Feb.
28
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1
964 Jan.
27
94
20
Jan.
Jan.
11
88
Feb.
88
Feb.
28
2 1014 Jan.
31
23
784
101
Sale
1004 Sale
100
Feb.
8 101
1013
983
Sale
102
1004 Feb.
984 Feb.
102
Feb.
Jan.
102
70
Feb.
5
99
Feb.
Jan.
99
Feb.
13
38
1
202,000
Sale"
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
924 Feb.
884 Feb.
30
1074
1054
1064
1084
Feb.
43
344
334
874
474
Feb.
100
75
65
60
60
60
60
2
744 Feb.
424 Feb. 16
394 Feb.
294 Feb.
284 Feb.
844 Feb.
Sale
Feb. 25
112
Feb.
303
283M
864
474 Sale
884 Sale
ft*
1074 Feb.
1084 Feb. 25
694 Feb.
35
1950
Western Newspaper
5,000
505,000
338,000
19,000
1,000
39,000
164,000
86,000
62,000
Feb.
1074 Feb.
1094 Feb.
334
264
1946
5s series B
107
Sale
1094
63
Vamma Water Power 54s '57
Virginia Elec 8c Power 5s.l955
Virginia Pub Ser 54* A..1946
6s
1084 Feb.
904
924
964
1937
Valvollne Oil 7s
Waldorf Astoria
71,000
346,000
99
Sale
Sale
984 Sale
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Igicul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
10,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
2,000
7s with coupon.......1946
14,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
43,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov)
195,000
74* stamped..........1947
110,000
7a stamped
1952
Cauca Valley rDepc of) Rtp of
20,000
Colombia extl s f 7s.. .1948
1,000
1,000
4,000
77,000
65,000
1,000
184
8
344 Feb.
264 Feb. 26
324 Feb. 25
61
61
Sale
Prov Banks 6s
1951
6s
1952
67,606 Danish Cons Munlc 54s.l955
31,000
5s
1953
19,000
43,000
13,000
9,000
125,000
113,000
15,000
35,000
4,000
4,000
Danslg P 8c Wat*way Bo
24.000
external s f 64s.......1952
304,000 German Cons Munlc 7s._1947
384,000
6s
...1947
60,006 Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
44,000 Hanover (Prov) 64«1949
-
,
4,000 Una (City). Peru. 4 4*
14.0001
*<k' footnote
Certificates of deposit
mo page
56.
Feb.
59
Feb.
664 Feb. 25
614 Feb.
4
94 Feb. 23
Cent Bk of German State 8c
75,000
45,000
33,000
344 Feb.
8
264 Feb. 26
334 Feb. 15
49
Feb.
94 Feb. 23
294 Jan. 28
344 Jan. 16
264 Feb. 26
264 Jan.
2
59
Jan.
22
574 Jan.
25
94 Feb. 23
Jan.
3
344 Jan.
354 Jan.
16
4
34
Jan.
25
663
63 J
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
11
Jan.
3
554 Jan.
14
49
Feb.
28
984 Jan.
4 Jan.
14
21
464 Feb.
49
41
95
974 Feb. 28
Jan.
944 Jan.
29
93
Feb.
18
904 Jan.
3
72
Feb.
5
35
Feb.
384 Feb.
16
384 Feb. 16
Feb.
37
16
67
Jan.
29
Jan.
284 Jan.
2
33
Sale
974 Sale
484 Jan.
704 Feb.
49
524 Feb. 15
4
37
Feb.
374
324
74
54
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
39
Feb.
5
304 Jan.
2
39
Feb.
34
Feb.
7
29
Jan.
7
34
Feb.
7
74 Feb.
13
Feb.
13
74 Feb.
13
1
Jan.
29
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
914 Feb.
35
Sale
343
373
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
36
324 Sale
.1958
6
Sale
Sale
.....
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
15
4
9
72
Feb.
5
16
5
NEW
56
Low
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Jan. 1
;;
1,000
38,000
45,000
24,000
39,000
■h:
'"'.Vv.-V'
'
;•:»■
'
-/.
•
' "
,V>"
.
Ask
.........1951
stamped
—1951
ZW
23
of Bogota—
1927....1947
Mtge Bank
7a issue
7a issue
54,000
of Oct
10%
%
of May
Mtge Bask of
V-
■
18,000
5,000
29,000
9,000
2,000
73,000
608,000
189,000
315,000
46,000
12,000
31,000
mh
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1927....1947
Sale
51% Sale
58
a45
Sale
15
Feb.
21
14% Feb.
11
13
Feb.
14
12
Jan.
31
17% Jan.
15% Jan.
13
Feb.
58
Feb. 28
45% Feb.
4
58
Feb.
28
52% Jan.
17
44% Jan.
21
Feb.
7
23% Feb.
13% Feb.
8
5
Feb. 13
13% Feb.
8
12% Feb.
2
15
Feb. 23
13% Feb.
4
2
Feb.
9
1% Feb.
9
1U Feb. 9
1% Feb.
9
93%
14%
14%
15%
13%
2%
2%
2%
2%
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
Feb. 13
Feb.
8
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
90
Feb.
4
10% Feb. 11
10% Feb.
8
6iH
Ii%
2%
2Vs
2%
2%
48
11
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
'l% Sale'
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
11
1
46
47
'•
•
No par
is
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account
taken in computing range, are given below:
Assoc. Telep. Util. 5%s, 1944, Feb. 25 at 14%.
value,
rule.
n
Sold under the
a
Deferred delivery sale,
r
Sold for cash.
x
Ex-dividend.
Abbreviations Used Above:
Feb. 25 at 33.
Rep. 4s, stamped,
1951, Feb. 1 at 45.
Piedm'tHydro-Elec. 6%sA, '60, Feb.5 at77%.
Union Electric Light & Power 5s B, 1967,
Feb. 5 at 108%.
v
"cod," certificates of deposit,
"cons," consolidated,
"cum," cumulative.
"conv," convertible,
"m," mortgage,
"n-v," non-voting,
"vtc," voting trust certificates,
"w i," when issued,
"w w," with warrants,
"x-w,
without warrants.
Cities Service 5s reg. 1950,
Mendoza (Prov.) Argentine
The National Securities
Exchanges on which low
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
superior figures in tables), are as follows:
i
New York Stock
*
New York Curb
'New York Produce
♦
New York Real Estate
»
Baltimore Stock
®
Boston Stock
*
Buffalo Stock
•
California Stock
»
Chicago Stock
by
''
'2
«
11
11
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
2«
21
22
29
2«
2s
2*
94
Jan.
18
14%
14%
15%
13%
4%
4%
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14% Jan. 15
12% Jan. 17
Feb.
9
1% Feb.
9
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
9
9
Jan.
10% Jan.
10% Jan.
2
24
28
2
Stock
Stock
Angeles Curb
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New Orleans Stock
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
Curb
Mining
22
San Francisco
2®
San Francisco
29
Seattle Stock
5«
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. C.) Stock
ii
12
24
26
'»«Los
i'
23
25
Jan.
Detroit Stock
"
Jan.
24% Jan.
13% Jan.
Jan.
12
Denver Stock
i«
14
Feb. 28
51% Feb. 28
12% Jan.
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
Cleveland Stock
»
3
24
24
19
12% Feb. 13
91
104,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
41,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s-'68
Coupon off
—.....
47,000
1959
17,000 Rio de Janeiro 4Ha
Coupon off
12,000
99,000 Ruasian Gort 4H*—...1919
Certificates of deposit...
1,170,000
5%«
1,21
337,000
Certificates of deposit...
428,000
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
Republic extl 7a.......1945
i" 88,000
22,000 Santiago (Chile) 7a..„...1949
7s
1961
33,000
Jan.
22% Feb. 25
23%'Feb. 19
12% Jan. 15
22% Feb. 25
12% Sale
3
3
58
51% Feb. 28
23 % Feb.
m
Chile 4a... 1921
4
14% Feb. 11
12
Feb.
7
13%
7%«
7%x
5,ooo
74,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
17
12%
58,000
3i,ooo
;
Ask Bid
i.
v.'-,V;::'i-.v:
\
Bid
6,000 Maranhao (State) 7a—..1958
7a coupon off......—1958
17,000
5,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7a._1951
Mondoxa (Proa) Argxntlnx
4,000
4,000
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
FOREIGN GOVT. AND
MUNICIPAL {Concluded)
$
.
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN
from'
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
Since
February
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
5
Jan.
4% Jan.
50
).
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
11
5
„
!:"
1
MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES
February
»■-.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 25-
434,790
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
In
February
Feb. 28 1935
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
$38,250
RANGE
Ask Bid
SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
$404,875
661,175
...
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Since
1934
1935 v
,
Jan. X to Feb. 25.-
Low from
July 1 1933
LISTED
SALES
AGGREGATE
,
February.-
1,190,418
2,138,166
200,971
Shares
—
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
Ask
STOCKS
Par.
::-'P
500
200
3,100
35c
Harvard Brewing
500
31c* Sai*
.....3
new
2325 2560
1
400
300 O'Suliivan Rubber Co Inc..l
700
8,500
40c
Sale
22c
214
2
Sale
25c
6%
2K
2K
Feb.
16c
20c
30c
Feb.
1
114 Feb. 18
22c
Feb. 25
2 K Feb.
8
32 c
Feb. 11
Feb. 14
Feb.
9
IK Feb.
8
22c
Feb. 25
2K Feb.
5
20c
Feb. 20
16c., Feb. 14
Feb.
9
IK Feb.
8
22c
Feb. 25
6
35c
30c
20c
6K Jan.
2 K Feb.
14
2
Feb.
18
35c
2~30~Feb".
16
11
H Feb. 11
Feb.
11
2 K Jan.
2~.50~Feb~.~l9
H Feb.
35c
35c
K Feb.
Feb.
5
18
314
Jan.
50c
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
30
29
16
11
7
11
13
22
3
25
Jan.
7
25c
3
2.46 "2.50
K
80c
K
IK
K
18
Feb. 20
37c
1
IK
Sale
K
Sale
50c
1
50c
Sale
1
Sale
1
K
K
3K Sale
14 Feb. 13
Feb. 15
2
K Feb.
3K Feb. 25
50c
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2.30 Feb.
K Feb.
11
Jan.
73c
50c
2
29c
25
14
K
K
3K
114 Feb.
5
% Feb. 15
3K Feb.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
2
2
4
2K Jan. 31
Jan. 11
1.38 Jan.
20c
IX
50c
6,900 Penn York Oil & Gas A.....1
1
2,900 Petroleum Conversion cap
1
16,200 Railways Corp com
1
4,300 Simon Brewery
1
25,000 Texas Gulf Producing...
7.600
40c
IK Sale
1
25c
1,400 Northampton Brewery pref_2
300
10c
30c
6
49c
20c
.
800
ft
ft
(Del)..—1
100 Lcssings Inc....
700 Macassa Mines Ltd
2,000
28c
20c
600 Iron rite Ironer
'"'700
IK
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100 Hamilton Mfg A part pref..l0
5,400
2,100
49c
Sale
16c
1
14,000 Altar Consol Mines Inc
10,500 Arizona Comstock Corp—-1
1
3,700 Austin Silver Mining
1,500 Black Hawk Cons Mines cap 1
1
1,100 Carnegie Metals Co cap...
4,300 Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brew. 1
5,000
2,500
1,200
37c
6K Jan.! 3
2K Jan. 22
Feb. 18
3
Jan. 29
2.50 Feb. 19
IK Jan.
8
614 Jan.
IK Jan.
1 Yx Jan.
1 % Feb.
K Jan.
414 Jan.
35c
UNLISTED
'
$
*
BONDS
■
$38,250 Shamrock Oil & Gas
30
4s.„1939
—
130
39
-
Jan.
7
IK Jan.
7
40
STOCKS
■V-.'r:.Par.
Shares
Shares
700 Abltlbi Power 8c Paper Ltd_*
Preferred
100
100
38c
1
Aetna Brewing
1
Allied Brewing 8c Distilling. 1
Amerex Holding cap
10
Angostura Wuppermann Co 1
7c
25c
200
200
700
2,400
25
75
5,200
9,900
400
;
2,300
2,000
1,900
4,400
,
v
Davison
Chemical Co
—*
Corp..5
700 Distillers & Brewers
100
50 Duquesne Brew of Pittsb'g.5
100 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd—1
%
16c
16c
35c*
15*
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2K
1.30
3K
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12c
1.10
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150
100
50
5,000
3,300
300
;.
414
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5,500
1.100
400
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*
Holding Corp..
1
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Horn Silver
25c
21c
21c
8c
10c
Huron
100 Incorporated Investors v t c_*
50 Indian Motocycle Co
—*
7,400 Internat'l Vitamin Corp....*
23,600 Kildun Mining Corp capital. 1
400 Kinner Airplane & Motor—1
2,000 Lincoln Petroleum capital.. 1
100 Lockheed Aircraft—....—1
30
200 Maytag Co stock pur warr...
3,000 National Surety capital...10
1,400 Nation-Wide Securities B
1,900 Newton Steel Co..
—-*
1,000 North Amer Trust Shs 1956..
4,900 Oldetyme Distillers capital. 1
-.10
20,100 Paramount-PubliX
2,900 Petroleum Derivatives Inc..*
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4
3 K Feb.
1
1
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4 14
6K
12 K
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42c
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39
500
1,000
1,400
7,100
800
25
50
100
1,300
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25 Pittsburgh Brewing.
*
200 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap—1
onK
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1,400 U S Elec Lt & Pow tr ctfs B__
100 U S Fidelity & Guaranty
2
1
1,900 Utah Metal & Tunnel
1,200
1,100
400
100
2,300
12,700
900
300
1
__1
3,700 West Indies Sugar capital__l
5
46,300 Willys-Overland
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5
4,100
Preferred
100
2,100
1
1,000 Zenda Gold Mining
1,100
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7„
12
19
5
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4
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14
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38
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Swerlngen Corp..
100 Victor
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
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IK Feb. 25
214 Feb. 13
2
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1,000 Sylvanite Gold Mines capital
20
1
18
3.25
IK
400 Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd cap__l
1,000
21
25
Feb.
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11
9
2K Feb.
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2
*
*
400
35c
\ 2.90
75 Reynolds Inv $6 pr A ex-war. *
100 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
2,200 Richfield Oil of Calif
1.200 Rustless Iron & Steel..
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K
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10% Jan. 21
414 Feb. 14
8
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vi
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17 K Feb.
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1,300
4
314 Feb. 21
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7
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5
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314
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1.40
24
4
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2
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3
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11
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27c
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1
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15.56
30 Macfadden Pub $6 pref_—*
100
IV*
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-
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16c
1
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19
100 Gair (Robt) Co Inc. —
*
700 Helena Rubenstein $3 pref__*
600 Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
:.v
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3
1
—.2
600 Flock Brewing
2,000
4K
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1
15
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8
10c
26c
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21c
11
10
8,300 Elizabeth Brewing Corp..._l
2,900
300
2,000
100
30c
log
400 Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd..5
6,650 Cache La Poudre——20
2,800 Central Amer Mines..-...-.1
——*
2,700 Climax Molybdenum
9.000
;
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18c
14
>
200
200
V
500 Bagdad Copper Co
—-1
2,300 Bancamerlca Blair Corp._._l
3,400 B-G Sandwich Shops Inc.—*
8,000 Brewers & Distill Ltd v t c—•
1,300
1,100
1%
8K
IK
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113,000 Admiralty Alaska Gold
88,000
2
1
9
16
15
30
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11
4% Feb.
2\4 Jan.
2
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1.25 Jan.
30
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2
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7
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22
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19
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follows:
7
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY
YEARLY RECORD
ANT>
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1934
1,848,000
1,029,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28.
3,633,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Jan.
February
168,000
RANGE
IN FEBRUARY
PRICES
Low from
July 1 1933
$72,000
59,000
— —
1934
$17,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
SINCE JAN.
1
to
Since
In
1935
February
Shares_
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
1935
436,000
y
February...
BONDS
1
Feb. 28 1935
'■
$
.'•> Par
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
:
Chicago City Ry 5a...
.1927
Certificates of deposit. 1927
36
66
69
6334
65
Chicago Railways 5a.
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.. 1927
5,000
43
68
71
6554
-.1927
12
18
20
17
68
1854
208 So La Salle St BIdg—
1st mtge 5H»
1958
19
2834
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2634
29
65
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4634
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6834
4634
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.
31,000
7,000
.
3,000
54,000
9,000
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700
V.
5s series A
STOCKS
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160
100
550
13
3
14
334
234
3
100
950 Advanced Alum Castings
5
100 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com..10
15
21
134
1934
2,800
4,550 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
12
14
16
Sale
18
120
290 Altorfer Bros
460 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
18,800 Armour A Co
5,950
2,200
550
lo
20
934
5
common
34
%
7 34
150
150
250
1,000 Brach A Sons (E i)
,34
J*
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234
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Sale
15*
111
6
Sale
234
2634
1334
1834
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14
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16
66M Jan.
21
9
6734 Jan.
15
18
19
Jan.
18
263* Feb. 26
2934 Jan.
11
60
6934
4734
1434
334
254
1934
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Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
27
18
3
13
8
15
1854 Feb.
1
854
Feb.
Sale
i*
Feb". "7
34 Feb.
7
434 Feb. 27
234 Feb.
2
80
Feb.
9
34 Feb.
2
28
600
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120 Central States Pr A Lt pref.*
100 Central States Utll $7 pref..*
310
410
360 Chain Belt Co com.........*
990 Cherry Burrell Corp com.. *
334
Feb.
5
Feb. 27
1434 Feb. 27
3
Feb.
19
134
234
334 Feb.
134 Feb.
13
Feb.
12
18
3
Jan.
Jan.
9
17
9
Jan.
21
734' Jan.
2
1934 Jan. 28
334 Jan. 26
1334 Feb. 27
Jan.
2
79
Jan.
34
34
34
34
34 Feb. 25
Feb.
4
14
8934 Feb. 18
4
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1634 Feb. 18
3
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4
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5
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15
15
34 Jan. 24
434 Feb. 27
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18
8
19
2
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2
15
2
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5
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26
3
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3
34 Jan.
634 Jan.
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89
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34
54
34
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16
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2
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3
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14
24
3
31
21
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434 Jan.
23! Feb.
1
3
1754 Jan.
334 Jan.
2
28 34
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2 11034 Feb. 23
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2
6
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11
1554 Feb.
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1
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6
6
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26
34 Feb.
2
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1334
2034
14
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34
Sale
234 Feb. 25
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25
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18
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7
5
2
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4
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19
21
21
1
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18
234 Feb.
2734 Feb.
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16
1934
634
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734
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1
7
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14
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16
16
8
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6
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2
234 Jan.
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11034 10934 Feb.
1534
1434 Feb. 20
1
20
1634 Feb.
634
734
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34 Feb.
7
534 Feb. 19
234 Feb. 13
89
Feb. 16
4
17
534
1334
y8 Feb. 25
734 Feb.
1
Sale
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1934 Feb. 15
Jan.
4234 Jan.
xl3
5
28
3334 Feb.
111
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Feb.
26
3
234
2734
1434
2134
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4
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1
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34
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.
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7
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Feb
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Feb. 27
Feb.
8
Feb. 28
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1
8
11
734 Jan.
1634
234 Feb.
1734 Jan.
13
Jan.
2
1934 Feb. 19
634 Feb. 21
634 Feb. 21
1434 Jan.
534
1554
434
634
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16
10854 Jan.
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"
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734
.....
2,750
2,140
1
18
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..
350
900
320
34
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16
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350 Canal Const Co conv oref.
*
2,550 Castle A Co lA M) com
10
520 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
4,500 Central III Pub Serv pref...*
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
Common
700
l
Convertible preferred....*
1,400
370 Central Ind Power pref
100
6,300 Central S W Util com ......I
Prior Hen preferred
4,760
•
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.:
„•
1,430
2,200
19
8734 Feb.
Sale
230
Feb.
95
634
350
17
89
10
1,200
8
8734
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31,550 Butler Bros.
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Feb.
14
6
11,700
13
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4
15
16
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34
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2
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11
110
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1334 Feb.
5
334 Feb. 13
334 Feb. 13
1J4 Feb.
8
16
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m
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2,200 Brown Fence A Wire cl A
Class B...__...
•
3,600
1,150 Bruce Co (E L) com
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.10 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A..*
290 Bunte Bros common.......10
1,050
1,900
6934 Feb. 27
4734 Feb. 18
6
2
Feb. 27
13
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34
134
334
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6334 Feb.
46
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19
34
534
234
80
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14
334
2
80
950 ttastian*Blessing Co com
*
18,950 Bendix Aviation Corp com..5
7.800 Berghoff Brewing Co
..1
400 Blnks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
.10
34,400 Borg-Warner Corp com
270
7% preferred.....
...100
7,900
3,450
2834 Feb.
14
190 Backstay Welt Co common. .*
150 Balaban & Katz pref.....100
600
1
2634 Feb. 26
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20
234
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com
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34
534
234
7334
1
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26,400 Automatic Products
9,250
120
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4,550 Asbestos Mfg Co com..
600 Associates Invest Co com...*
200 Assoc Tel Li til Co com......*
130
$6 conv prof A.
.*
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10
..*
$7 cumul prior pref...
20
*
200
17,500
*
2,720 American Pub Serf pref.. 100
190
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2
80 Amer Fura Mart BIdg pfd.100
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J^n.
1834 Jan.
5
62
67
6534 Feb.
64H Feb. 23
Par.
1,700 Abbott Laboratories com...*
.25
5,750 Acme Steel Co
380 Adams (J D) Mfg com
.*
100 Adams Royalty Co com.
*
2,700
•
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Jan.
5
Jan. 19
Feb. 27
Sale
4
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22
23
25
Feb.
8
Jan. 25
Jan.
5
Jan.
434
...
334 Jan. 30
34 Feb. 16
"34 Feb." 16
2234
2334
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25
34 Feb. 16
34 Feb.
Feb.
1
4
2434 Feb. 23
27
Feb. 19
2134 Jan.
1834 Jan.
31
2334 Feb.
34 Feb.
18
34 Feb. 18
34 Feb.
18
34 Jan.
29
Feb.
1
1634 Feb. 18
234 Feb. 18
Feb. 18
1534 Feb. 21
1834 Feb. 25
1734 Feb. 21
34 Feb. 18
334 Feb. 26
4
54 Feb.
9
1434 Feb.
34
534
54
1534
22
9
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25
2434 Feb. 23
Feb.
27
19
Chic City A Con Ry—
100
.
20,700
3,900
10
1,400
5,550
100 Common..
Participation preferred. ..*
Certificates of deposit...
100
.....1
40,950 Chic Corp common
16,400
Preferred...
n.
n7/s
2
•
...
34
34
a
Sale
1934
1234
15
1734 Sale
70 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
2,150 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
13,500 Chicago Mail Order com....5
134
VA
Sale
3054
34
34
Sale
30
10 H
Sale
1634
Sale
2
17
2934 Feb. 27
1534 Feb. 21
18
15
Feb.
8
31
2
Jan.
16
29
Jan.
14
1334 Jan.
23
1334 Jan.
1554 Jan.
15
9
34 Feb. 18
134
234
3234
1534
1834
1734
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
2
22
21
25
26
Chic Nor Sh & Mllw—
Prior lien preferred....100
34
6,350 Chicago ANWRy Com..100
50 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
100
n
80
10
4,100
10
900 Chic Rivet A Machine cap..*
80 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
250
40
27,050
100
60
10,300
20
250
*""855
990
50
10
170
434
5834
46,300 Cities Service Co com.
*
1,600 Club Aluminum Uten Co
150 Coleman L'p & Stove com
*
22,100 Commonwealth Edison...100
120 Congress Hotel Co com
TOO
.
.5
1,450 Consumers Co com
20
6% prior preferred A...100
3,800 Continental Steel com......*
70
11,700
5,650
2
120
Preferred..
......
100
24,400 Cord Corporation..........5
15,150 Crane Co com
.........25
Preferred.
2,084
.i
100
60 Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
110 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
490 Curtis Mfg Co com.........5
For footnotes see page
62.
534
3034
34
454
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1H
40
2H
o
32
90
2
24
434
15*
Sale
54
14
15
86
80
134
34
2034
5434
10
:
34
3 34
Sale
Sale
34
2134
Sale
12
Sale
4
4J4
7Vs
834
80
Sale
334 Sale
934 Sale
34
88
10534
'234
534
83
Sale
1
<
„34
17
y
5334
1034
y
34
234
6
7634
IS
Sale
005i
22
55
12
7
1
Feb.
14
34 Feb. 23
20
21
6
5334 Feb.
6
12
Feb.
Sale
4
7
80
Feb.
6
Feb.
75
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
3
834 Feb.
85
106
2
"16"
6
634
34 Jan. 17
334 Feb. 26
Feb. 26
2
134 Feb.
54 Feb . 23
2
2034 Feb.
34 Jan.
26
9
3
14
14
20
Jan.
22
5634 Feb. 18
47
Jan.
2
Feb.
6
12
Feb.
34 Feb.
1
86
12
54 Jan.
14
Jan.
80
1
Jan.
Feb.
34 Feb. 18
554 Jan.
8
Jan.
26
15 J
Feb.
86
Feb.
19
26
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
6
134
34
2034
5634
1334
1
.34
2
5
2
Feb. 18
Jan. 11
Feb.
Feb.
234 Feb.
6
Feb.
1
9
1
18
934 Feb. 18
8934 Feb. 28
Feb.
80
Feb.
334 Feb.
8
10634 Feb.
4
234 Feb. 11
654 Feb.
5
Jan.
7
3
34 Feb.
Sale
Sale
106
10
634
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
4
Feb.
Feb, 19
Jan.
4
Jan.
29
6
Feb.
Jan.
9
70
Jan.
Feb.
20
8
80
Jan.
21
i4o!l
Jan.
7
Jan.
22
34 Feb.
3
27
834 Feb. 27
83
Jan.
106
2
Jan.
Jan.
534 Jan.
12
8934
10 10634
11
234
11
654
Jan.
7
Feb.
4
Feb.
11
Feb.
5
Jan.
February
STOCKS
1
Feb. 1
Feb. 28 1935
Decker (Alf) Be Cohn—
330
Common
10
470 Dexter Co (The) com....—5
50
30 do Mots Inc preference.
230
17 X
*
650
flt Dredge Co com..
1,100
3,850 General Candy Corp a
17
159*
149*
Sale
2,150
2,550
1,050
2,440
5,700
5,100
2,300
10,600
1,500
2,630
13,650
15,050
Gen Household Uttl
*
com
113^2
16
Sale
19
X Sale
Great Lakes dad com....*
18
Sale
219* Sale
5
com.
355
560
140
250
200
50
./■■'U'V;. 110
100
Hart Schaff Ac Marx
Class b.
59*
69*
60 X Sale
309*
339*
1,350
150
1,450 Jefferson Electric Co com...*
2,920
2,460
Common new............*
4,680
.....1
7,360 Kats Drug Co com
".-.r
950
.
80
10
339*
Sale
8
•
25
140 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
950 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
.*
280 Interstate Power $7 pref
.*
10
$6 preferred.
...—*
4,950 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c. ..*
40
'
199*
189*
31
Houdallle-Herahey class a..*
1,850 Illinois Brick Co.
450
30
Hibb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
Hormel a Co (Geo) com a..*
23,550
12,150
18
Sale
14
100
com..
7
109*
6X
9X
3,400 Hall Printing Co com......10
2,955 Hart-Carter Co "onv pref.
2,600
7X
6%
Sale
Godchaux Sugar lnc cl b
Class a.........
Goldblatt Bros lnc com.....*
3,400 Greyhound Corp
IX
10 X
Sale
7X
6X
7X
5
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
13* Feb. 26
49* Feb.
5
13* Feb. 26
63* Feb. 14
18
Sale
16
11
17
1
5
7
■"S*'5eS- 27
5
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
W aVA
59* Sale
89* Sale
19 X
19 X Sale
189*
183*
32
59*
6
9X Sale
14J*
16
32X 34
183*
19
7
159*
183*
179*
213*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
6
6
1
6
63* Feb.
99* Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
14
30
16
1
183* Feb. 15
83* Sale
IX
69
53*
653*
34
Sale
75* Feb
.
6
603* Feb.
67
34
Feb.
30
16
Sale
219*
14
149*
19X
213*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
5
15
5
Feb.
133* Feb.
193* Feb.
20
5
'•,l
369*
359*
...
•*i'.'W *
id
Preferred..............100
100
"""640
400
360
660
Preferred..
50
440 La Salle Ext Unlv
100
130
S 130
870
1,250
20
Law beck
20
;
com..
120 Lion oh Ref Co
'
......
com..
10
..
*
480 Loudon Packing common...*
5
4,700 Lynch Corp com
390
450
.
3,500
Common
3,500
.
.
590 McCord Rad & Mfg "a"..—*
McGraw Electric com
....5
...
14
*
5,100
700 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
970 Mapes Cons Mfg capital....*
110
13,000
4,900
mm.
-
-
•
1,650
..50
350
130
120
50
J
7,700 Middle West Utilities com..*
100
$i conv. pref.
a"
.*
:
20
26
19
14
20
18
4
310
sale
X
29
10
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb. 27
12
Feb.
X
3
Preferred.
270
-
..
..
..
,.
•
650
1,650 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. a...*
800
1,550 Nachman SpringflUed com.*
400 National Battery Co pref...*
4
23*
193*
13*
93*
433*
53*
163*
Sale
8
209*
24X
Feb. 25
1
Feb. 25
6
63* Feb.
13* Feb. 25
1
Feb.
16
20
23*
93*
48
11
20
18 *
7
73*
Sale
22
Jan.
89* Feb. 23
193* Feb. 21
$°o%
Feb.
Feb.
319* Feb,
20
19
23
73* Jan.
109* Jan.
10
26
15
23
Jan.
329* Feb. 21
189* Jan. 15
363* Jan. 28
Feb.
19
73* Jan.
7
9
11
67
Feb.
21
34
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
83* Jan.
10
12
Feb.
14
Feb.
20
5
Feb.
20
1
15
Jan.
2
8
2094 Jan.
10
5
Feb.
16
20
Jan.
15
379* Jan.
3
25
J an«
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
199* Jan.
25
28
233* Jan.
17
28
Feb.
85
20
Feb. 19
365* Feb. 20
11
95
Feb.
153* Jan.
35
Feb. 27
69* Feb. IS
Feb. 18
Feb 13
23* Feb.
*
12
Feb.
1
6
13
Feb.
15
Jan.
9* Jari. 24
8
293* Feb.
5* Jan. 17
9* Jan.
24
Feb.
5
3
Jan.
<£*/s
Jan;
13* Feb. 25
11
5* Feb . 28
Feb,
13* Feb.
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
13* Feb .
6
Feb.
43* Feb.
Jan.
14
19
18
13
14
24
3
28
95
30
4
19
i
1*
21
Jan.
Feb.
6
16*
25
63* Jan,
12
30
IX Feb. 15
6
8
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
Feb.
19
5
"2
6
373* Feb.
"263* Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
1
Jan.
30
8
Jan.
22
2
43* Jan.
494 Jan.
19
"28
28
1
2
"13* Feb". "6
"
35 9* Jan. 15
263* Feb. 20
Feb.
26
133* Jan.
15
Feb.
7
22J* Jan.
4
12
13* Feb . 11
7
309* Feb.
99* Feb. 18
~15*"Feb.
7
6
15
14
13* Feb. 19
293* Feb. 28
79* Feb. 27
Feb. 26
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
1
1
1
16
Feb.
153* Feb. 28
1
Feb.
303* Feb. 14
12
14
53
29
25
399* Feb.
289* Feb.
"jM
Jan.
53* Jan.
39* Jan.
4
35* Feb.
53
54
13* Feb. 19
2934 Feb. 28
79* Feb. 27
Jan.
4
19* Jan.
10
5
10
"13* Feb". ""8
3*
3*
3*
3*
3*
"i
g...
Sale
IX
2X
69*
79*
42 X Sale
59*
11
159* Sale
189* Sale
50 Mountain States Pr pref..100
180 Mosser Leather Corp com. ..*
2
6
X
X
f
15
8
18
3
133* Feb.
183* Jan.
.....
49*
19
Feb.
13
5* Feb. 28
8
293* Feb.
13* Feb. 15
26
13* Sale
Feb.
Jan.
60
30
-----
a
X
150 Mohawk Rubber common...*
530 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
20
28
1
43*
263*
883*
13*
2
1,100 ModlneMfgcom........-...*
190
30
269*
Sale
533*
10
I X
Miller Ac Hart lnc conv pref.*
40
:
15
12
153*
2
X
293* 31
7?* Sale
59*
13*
23*
Convertible preferred
230
*
460 Midland Util t% pr lien..100
440
7% prior lien .
100
150
■
Sale"
6
23
16
59* Jan.
19
6
73* Sale
1
13*
8
63*
3X
49*
33*
43*
193* Sale
15
3
Feb.
Jan.
33* Jan.
Feb.
16
353* Feb. 28
450 Midland United Co com....*
650
490
6
10
Marshall Field Be Co com. ..*
.
*2",600
X Sale
25
40
1
13*
IX
IX
29X
31
99* Sale
5X
6
IX
29*
350 Material Service Corp com.10
i
1,050 Met Be Mfrs Sec cl A com
100 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs
6.650 Mickelberry's Pood Prod com!
*,
250
10
50
269*
8,450 McWUIlams Dredging Co....*
200
94X
IX
15
903*
IX
Sale
14 X
Sale
16
54
6,950
130
l$i JX
26
27
285*
new...---5
240 McQuay-Norrts Mfg com
130
3,500
l'«A
35
IX
69*
7X Sale
1
IX
6
Sale
3X Sale
39*
4
189*
19
39 X Sale
25
*
Cumulative
1,700 Lindsay Light
550
—
..5
com...
common
%
X
Corp 6% cum pfdIOO
Leath & Co
Sale
12
preferred....*
48,600 Llbby. McNeill At Llbby ...10
150 Lincoln Printing Co com ...*
250
7% preferred—.........50
100
50
m
im
.
5
28
889*
-2x
AX
269*
889*
2k'
9,200 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
170 Kuppenhelmer cl b com
5
6,650
18,150
.
-
•
-
25
Sale
15
11
1,730 Kentucky Utll j' cum pref.50
11,700 Ken-RadTube Be Lpcom a..*
2,400 Keystone Steel Be Wire com.*
7,050
•
of*
200 Kellogg Switchboard com.
-
Sale
353* Sale
3J*
49*
19
25
13
Sale
20
27
2
6
63* Feb.
2
79* Jan.
133* Jan. 12
30
Jan. 26
8
183* Jan.
343* Jan. 17
73* Jan. 15
8
4
ITA
21
Kalamasoo Stove-
,
'
7
Feb.
53* Jan.
53* Feb.
63* Jan.
153* Jan.
173* Jan.
179* Feb.
193* Jan.
""9"" Feb". "19
7
199* Feb.
7
173* Jan. 26
173* Jan. 11
89* Jan.
143* Feb. 26
325* Feb. 21
183* Feb. 15
Feb.
6
113* Feb.
Sale
10
13* Jan.
3
63* Feb. 14
193* Jan. 23
17
31
"ex ~io~~
13 X
20
Feb.
Feb.
7
2
25
133* Jan. 15
143* Jan. 16
143* Feb. 26
109* Feb. 15
19
Feb. 14
83* Feb. 18
65* Feb. 19
89* Feb. 23
193* Feb. 21
203* Feb. 20
20K Feb. 19
319* Feb. 23
93* Feb.
17
18
31
195* Feb.
163* Feb.
153* Feb.
12
1
7
1
7
153* Feb.
1
149* Feb.
6
143* Feb. 26
Jan.
43* Jan.
183* Jan.
20
9
18
•
...
310 Gardner Denver Co com....*
120
IX
18
16
Pits Simons a Council Dock
'"
Ask
15
15X Sale
16 X Sale
1,230 Bddy Paper Corp (The).....*
.5
23,760 el Household Util Corp
3,500 Elgin Nat Watch Co......15
7,360
700
IX
5X
26
IX
AX
.....
420
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
Shares
Shares
1
to
Since
In
1933
July 1
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN,
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
CHICAGO
SALES
AGOBEOATE
59
STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO
Mar., 1935]
5
Feb.
Feb. 20
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
"4" "Feb. "II
Feb.
19
1
13* Feb.
7
7
6
Feb.
423* Feb.
1
Feb.
6
7
1
153* Feb.
173* Feb. 23
Feb.
7
7
Feb. 28
22
"ik'Feb". "2
3*
3*
3*
3*
3*
13* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
16
3*
3*
3*
34
3*
3*
7
17
Jan.
Jan .
16
3
Jan.
4
24
5
163* Jan.
7
13* Feb.
63* Jan. 10
423* Jan. 31
203* Feb. 21
7
13* Feb.
93* Feb. 23
Feb. 21
6
Feb.
20
Jan.
18
153*
553*
303*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
19* Jan.
"Jan.
33
119* Jan.
53* Jan.
194 Jan.
10
Jan.
19* Jan.
5
11
9
10
25
9
2
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
49* Jan. 23
203* Feb. 21
13* Feb*
7
93* Feb. 23
Feb.
44
5
29
7
Feb.
163* Jan.
16
Jan.
12
20
7
22
1
Feb.
Feb. 28
9
3
19
14
3*
X
3*
34
9*
9*
Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
3
6
8
393* Jan.26
289* Feb. 28
153* Jan.
163* Feb. 25
1
183* Feb.
8
22
12
5
Feb.
Feb . 20
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
"4" "Feb~. II
44
7
9
Jan
13* Feb. 25
21
6
8
Jan.
2
93* Jan.
243* Jan.
10
18
Nat Elec Power—
30
150
:
1,500
10
350
700
30
7% cumul preferred......*
800 National Gypsum a n-v com. 5
9,300 National Leather com.... .10
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
10
Cumul. conv. pref..-.-...*
950 National Standard com.....*
700 National Union Radio Com..l
IX Sale
IX
2
27 X
X
X
14X Sale
27
„
5,850
1,650
250
2,250
«
mi
20
.17
70
11,050
1,750
3,350
8,500
Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
3
North American Car com...*
Nor Amer Lt At Power com.. 1
70 Nor West Utll pr lien pref.100
120
7% preferred.
100
107 Okla Gas Ac el 7% pref....100
550 Ontario Mfg Co com........*
....
Sale
X
X
4X Sale
5X
10
39*
5X
IX
IX
76X Sale
109*
13
Northwest Bancorp com....*
590 Northwest Eng Co com.....*
....
X
83*
3*
X
X
8
1
Sale
19*
23*
27
28
X
X
149* Sale
3
29*
"
X
43* Sale
3* Feb
9
1
19*
273*
3*
133*
23*
5*
43*
.
Feb.
Feb.
25
20
8
8
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
6
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 15
Feb. 28
3* Feb
93* Feb. 21
1
13* Feb.
3* Feb. 25
5
83* Jan.
8
19* Feb.
Feb. 21
3* Feb. 25
153* Feb. 19
8
19* Feb.
27
Jan. 23
11
.
25
28
Feb.
19
99*
6
4
29*
25*
76
.....
103*
13* Feb. 26
1
769* Feb;
123* Feb. 26
13* Feb. 26
775* Feb. 18
133* Feb. 19
2
59* Feb. 21
93* Feb. 21
13* Jan.
7
19* Feb.
8
Jan.
4
25
Feb.
25
6
1SX Jan.
4
31
26
59* Jan.
11
Feb.
5
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
3*
133*
23*
5*
33*
53*
43*
15*
759*
123*
1
X Feb.
3
Jan.
1
3* Feb. 25
15
3
3
29
28
Jan.
■38 Jan.
Jan.
m Jan.
2
24
71
4H Jan.
1H Jan.
29
11
3
Feb.
18
Jan.
9
S*
11
Oshkosh Overall co—
500
;
60
1,150
Common
60
..........
150
20
500 Penn Gas At Elec a com.....*
650 Perfect Circle (The) Co.....*
6
21
100
550 Pines Wlnterfront com.....5
300 Potter Co (The) com........*
1,600
/
53* Sale
213* 25
22
Feb.
9
23
13X
X
14
Sale
12
Feb.
13
14
3*
53*
93*
31
3*
7
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 21
5
150
550
■
ex
25
12 X
Convertible preferred....*
,550 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
1,060 Peabody Coal Co b com....*
20
6% preferred.
.....100
1,250
200
1,650
Prima Co common..........*
400 Process Corporation com...*
3,550
5,450
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com.....*
190
2,050
870
400
840
1,500 Quaker Oats Co com..... ... *
530
250
990
Preferred..
100
450 Rath Packing Co com.... 10
1,350 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
700
6% preferred v ic........5
700
,280
300
150
100
650
1,050
20
2,150
X
6
*16""* "io^i
309*
X
.X
IX
IX
3 H
X
9X
X
18
17 X
68
76
9
6% preferred...........100
7% preferred...........100
38
com.
*
Reliance Mfg Co
40
50
X
Common................60
150 Reliance Internat a
Common. 10
Preferred..............100
170 Rollins Hos Mills
conv
pref.*
4,050 Ryerson Be Sons Inc com...*
53* Feb.
5x
20 X
*
28
,
329*
X
29*
4
IX
Sale
X
93*
"l03*
Sale
32
X
23*
X
13*
25*
19
33*
,
oi*
20
20
78
19
19
Sale
75
79X
1
853*
11
Feb.
19
23* Feb.
14
1
11
Feb.
173* Feb. 14
17
Feb.
7
669* Feb.
753* Feb.
15
Sale
133
Sale
1289* Feb.
134 X
Sale
1359* Sale
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
299*
29X
29
133
29
1
13*
7
'M
k
84
I*
1009*
13 X
.
259* Sale
iH
19*
c
99* Sale
1003*
103* "16"
29
Sale
25
22
Feb.
9
23
Feb.
25
Feb. 28
7
9* Feb.
6
53* Feb.
11
Jan.
11
14
Feb.
28
Jan.
53* Feb.
28
6
"
103* Jan.
3
10
Feb.
Feb.
5
323* Feb.
3* Feb.
3* Jan. 12
6
53* Feb.
93* Feb. 21
19
Feb.
9* Feb.
13* Feb.
99* Feb.
1003* Feb.
133* Feb.
2
35* Feb
1
.
Feb.
11
30
X Jan.
3
Jan.
14
23* Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
733* Jan.
4
23*
9*
1534
169*
613*
4
11
193* Feb. 26
193* Feb. 26
76
82
Feb.
Feb.
27
23
6 133
14 1359*
28 30
21
13*
13
128
Feb. 13
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 14
2
Feb.
Feb. 19
4
7
18
2
1
9*
13*
99*
1009*
133*
333*
Jan.
133
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
7
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb.
Jan.
Jan,
29
1
3* Jan
13* Feb.
93* Feb.
.
Jan.
33
Jan.
8
39* Jan.
8
Jan.
3
203* Jan.
8
10
8
20
Jan.
10
3
76
82
Feb. 27
Feb. 23
7
22
1
Feb.
28
14 1363* Jan.
Jan.
5 30
7
13* Jan.
19
9
2 133
3
4
7
3
100
11
Jan.
8
20
)
For footnotes see page 62.
Feb.
9* Jan.
31
19
2
129
106
111
20
i?"
Feb.
59* Feb. 21
Jan.
14
3
24
31
Jan. 10
Feb. 14
Feb.
2
333* Feb. 19
■h Jan.
Jan.
r3%
CHICAGO
60
February
150
70
180
240
20
160
750
430
'%
30
IX
3%
Common
410 Storkllne Fur
1.130
v|
1
conr
20,700
25
pref.
Stutz Motor Car com
3,690 Sutherland Paper
50,300 Swift Ac Co stk
75?,
4X
1x
4
3X
12%
17 X Sale
32 X Sale
10
25
Swift International
-
»X
65%
.....
72%
15
,
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8
6
8% Feb.
6
Feb.
1 100% Feb.
1
Feb.
5 34% Feb.
8
Feb. 26 12% Feb. 26
Feb. 25
1% Feb. 25
Feb. 20
6% Feb. 20
Jan.
10
95
8% Feb.
10
100% 100%
33%
'l2% "15" 12%
IX
IX —~
80
Jan.
15 100% Jan.
Feb. 26
Jan. 24
Feb. 20
Jan.
7
67
Feb. 21
32
Feb. 25
Jan.
3
75
3% Feb.
1% Feb.
16
67
Feb" 21
2
32
Feb.
25
8
16
6
75
Feb.
13
69
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
2
18
5
15
Feb"." 15
....
7
12%
1%
6%
%
73
Feb.
3X Feb.
IX Feb.
46
6
28
Jan.
29% Feb.
66
-----
8% Feb.
40
33% Feb.
5
11% Jan. 14
1% Jan. 24
6
Feb. 20
% Jan. 31
54% Jan. 14
25% Jan.
7
"""%
6
Feb. 13
5% Jan. 11
2% Jan. 11
5
Feb. 15
3
12
Feb.
Feb.
9
2
Feb.
3% Jan.
17% Sale
35% Sale
17% Feb. 27
32% Feb.
1
36
5% Sale
5% Febl 28
6
28
8
18
Jan.
22
17% Jan.
31% Jan.
28
19% Jan.
8
15
36
5
Jan.
Jan.
% Feb.
% Jan.
1% Feb.
3% Feb. 16
14% Feb.
9
18% Feb. 18
14
2% Jan.
7
6
Feb.
52
3% Feb. 25
;
3
12
*
common.
9%
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
6
SP.
62
1
900
;
2,340
20,050
9,550
15
1%
71%
4%
400
;
"12"
400 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
4,450 Standard Dredge conr pref.*
400
11
100% Sale
256
0K
100
Ask Bid
8%
*
100
Preferred
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
*
450 Southern Union Gat com
290 Southw G&E Co 7% pref-100
Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd.*
20
140
Feb. 28 1935
Par
480 Seeri Roebuck & Co com....»
71 Slgnod* Steel Strop Co pf_30
Common
*
70
160 Slrjrer Steel Catting* com...*
,
10
y
STOCKS
Shares
410 Siogano Electric Go. I
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
to
Since
Jan. 1
In
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
5
52
Jan.
7
5
h Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
2
5
2
10
Feb. 26
Jan.
3% Feb. 16
Feb. 26
.
1,500 Thompson (J R) com
\
50 U S Gypsum common
750
""200
2,550
v 200
.
V
390
40
650
V?
»
"~%~Feb"
Utah Radio Products coat..*
J?,"
3,950 Utility Ac Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
760
t
iy
..
650
Class A—
.....
1,700 Wahl Co com
10,900 Walfireen Co com..
3,400
200
""116
:i
410
Stock purchase warrants..
[27
870 Ward (Montgom) At Co cl A.*
1,010 Waukesha Motor Co com...*
210 Wleboldt Stores Inc
110
-150
150
7,050
13,800
com
% Feb.
IX Feb.
30%
12
.*
3
Williams Oll-O-Matlc com...*
2
4
7
1
6X Feb.
34% Feb.
5
Feb.
5
32% Feb.
6
IX Feb.
8
8X
34%
38
17% Sale
33 X Sale
IX
1%
28% Sale
%
2%
440 Viking Pump Co common
Preferred
100
2,660 Vortex Cup Co com......
1,050
.
'
300
Feb,
7
45
20
/yV
1,010
:
5% Sale
52 <?
...25
7
16
28
Feb. 27
2
19
1% Feb. 18
% Feb.
% Feb.
9% Feb. 11
7
35% Feb.
17% Feb. 28
6% Jan.
34% Jan.
15
31
132%
Feb". "7
13
16
40
19
3
12
16
28
2
16
26
Feb.
27
28
15
9%
35%
17%
33%
2%
31
Feb. 11
Feb.
7
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
1% Jan. 15
136% Feb. 21
*21
127
Jan.
13
30
Jan.
8
40
Feb.
25
Feb. 28
11
Feb.
16
14
Jan.
2% Feb.
19
3
136% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
35
11
14
Sale
7
1% Jan.
33% Feb. 28
4
1% Feb.
30% Feb. 19
2% Feb.
30%
3
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
136
2
Feb.
Feb.
15
13
11
Feb. 28
Wisconsin Bankshares—
100
1,250
♦
x
w
The
No par value.
; v
Adjusted for 100% stock dividend paid Feb. 20
Price
Dec.
•s
National
Securities
29
adjusted
to
100% stock dividend paid
1934.
stock dividend of 50% payable Feb. 15 1935.
Exchanges
10
on
Feb.
New York Stock
2
New York Curb
*
Boston Stock
»
Cleveland Stock
15
1% Feb. 28
which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
1
1934.
M
X
%
10% Sale
1% Sale
2,100 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
3,000 Zenith Radio Corp com....-*
Ex-dividend.
7
2% Feb.
X Feb. 15
ZH Sale
.....*
150 Yates-Asaer Mach part pref.*
:
550
Common
3% Feb. 23 !;! 2%
% Feb. 15
%
10
10% Feb. 11
2
Feb.
5
1%
11
Los Angeles Curb
21
Philadelphia Stock
2*
St. Louis Stock
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
14
15
Feb. 28
3%
%
11%
2%
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
'
V
V'-i'•
'
V.
'
'
•
'•
v: Vy-V'
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares ^
V
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-.
In
Since
February
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Feb. 28 1935
105
115
:
58,666
12,600
"""400
"i",656
2,000
12,300
2%s
2,000
"18% Sale' "15% Sale"
14
99.4
Feb. 27
~
99 If6FebI~28
"99ll"6Saie"
101
23 %
100
»
104%
110%
89%
1100
,
"25% "33" "25% Sale" "25%~Feb".~28
113" 113% U3% Sale'
106% Feb. 21
112% Feb. 25
106%
116" Sale"
Highest
Sale Prices
107% Feb. 28
115
Jan. 29
21
Jan.
5
20
Jan.
4
100.4 Jan. 17
99.16Feb. 28
103% Jan. 17
25% Jan. 26
106% Feb. 21
113% Feb. 25
111% Jan. 19
107% Feb. 25
110
Feb.
1
107% Feb. 28
115
Jan. 29
15
Feb. 28
14
Feb. 27
16% Feb.
6
100.4 Jan. 17
9§rf6Feb"28 99.16Feb. 28
103% Jan. 17
"25%~Feb".~28 25% Jan. 26
106% Feb. 21 106% Feb. 21
Jan. 16
113% Feb. 25 111
110% Jan. 18
107% Feb"."25 105% Jan. 11
2
110
Feb.
1 108% Jan.
.
99.16
Lowest
Feb" *28 "18% "Feb"" "I
15
14
110
"Feb"." "8
1
Feb.
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
107% Feb. 28 107% Feb. 28
—
1st 5s
1946
27,500
Registered
1,100
7,000 Phila Elec 1st Ac ref 4s...1971
10,000 Phila Elec Pow Co 5%s—1972
"~2~66o
107% Sale
212,350
RANGE SINCE IAN.
Highest
Lowest
-
15
1952
8,000 Lehigh Nay series A 4%s_1954
6.000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s—1943
2,000 PhUa Klec (Pa) 1st • f 4s. 1966
400
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
$
1939
1,000 Am Tel 4%s
1948
2,000 Bell Telephone 5a
100.900 Elec Ac People* tr ctfs 4s-1945
Certificates of deposit
14,500
1952
1,000 Home Loan 3s....—.
-
1.000
V
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1934
$71,000
167,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
^
Low from
July 1 1933
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK
-—
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
892,641
;
1935
$77,200
,
.
February
460,126
214,640
418,512
SALES
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
February
'A
STOCKS
Shares
Shares
4,543
2,078
-
200
55
1,005
193
50
100
MfgCo
•
..........100
*
1,871 Budd Wheel Co
535 Cambria Iron...........—50
800 Bankers Securities pref
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
1.670
924
•
It
2.671 Insurance Co of N A
4,119 Lehigh Coal A Navigation..*
50
1,998 Lehigh Valley
421 Mitten Bank Sec Corp.....25
Preferred...............25
4,225
1,029
2,695
1,188
421
2,388
11,187
10,698
„
10
808
2,257
784
537
486
696
;
*
25,698 Pennroad Corp v t c—
50
17,223 Pennsylvania RR—...
1,499 Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
25
170 Phila Dairy Prod pref
*
1,579 Phila Elec of Pa f5 pref
PhUa Elec Pow pref
25
5,119
889 Phila Insulated Wire.......*
50
1,178 Phila Rapid Transit...
7% preferred
50
1,438
949 Phila A Reading Coal A Iron*
2,496 Philadelphia Traction.....50
5
37
"89
25
268
68
1.450
500
Battery..100
Electric Storage
165 Horn Ac Hardart (Phila) com.*
300 Horn A Hardart (N Y) com..*
95
1,285
ctf of deposit
*
Scott Paper
Series A 7%
3,410
40
60
Union Traction
Certificates of deposit
90,732 United Gas Impt com...
Preferred....—
2,511
92
142 Westmoreland, Inc.....
237 Westmoreland Coal....
No
The
39% Sale
12
7%
12
12%
117% Sale 117% Sale
4
4%
4%
5
35
25
28% Sale
4
4
4%
3!
46
43 %
42'
45%
82
21
46%
Sale
22
54%
6% Sale
9% Sale
53
1%
1%
1% Sale
21% Sale
76
Sale
13%
17
106% Sale
32% 32%
21
23
3
Sale
5% Sale
3% Sale
18% Sale
58% Sale
45%
46
85
88
21% 23
54%
55
6%
6%
7
Sale
% Sale
1% Sale
1%
20
74
13%
L06%
31%
2l&
2
4%
2%
14%
value,
Feb.
4
Feb. 27
28% Feb. 28
3
Feb. 27
4
43% Feb.
Feb.
i
45% Feb.
81% Feb.
Feb.
21
'•
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
42% Jan. 10
13% Jan.
4
28 115% Jan.
3 118% Feb. 28
5% Jan.
7
4
Feb. 27
19
9
26
Jan. 16 29% Feb.
9
4
Jan. 21
3
Feb. 27
19
Feb. 25
42
Jan. 10 47
25
6
11
37% Jan.
31
Feb.
13
45% Jan.
81% Feb.
15
4
88
Feb.
Feb.
5
24
Jan.
11
,•
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
7
4
Feb.
5
7
25
27
Feb.
53% Feb.
6% Feb.
6% Feb.
4
% Feb.
1% Feb. 27
1% Feb.
Sale
19% Feb.
Sale
74
Feb.
75
13
Feb.
18
Feb.
Sale 106
32% 31% Feb.
19% Feb.
2% Feb.
2%
4% Feb.
Sale
2% Feb.
Sale
14% Feb.
Sale
•
20
IIIi
21'i
i
...50
58
60
5% Sale
"ll%
90
7%
7
20% Sale
%
%
%
%
4
Sale
Sale
15""
4
Feb.
5
21
1
Feb.
1
2
9
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
2
27
23% Feb. 19
11
6
77
13
•
Feb. 18
6
Feb.
6
14
28
28
28
21
53% Jan. 28
6% Feb. 25
6% Feb. 27
4
% Feb.
1
Jan.
18
4
1% Feb.
19% Feb. 27
73% Jan. 29
13
19
103%
31%
19%
22% Feb. 18
2%
3% Feb. 13
1
4%
5% Feb.
2
2%
3% Feb.
1
14%
18% Feb.
17%
28 108% Feb.
Feb.
26 33
1
60
58% Feb.
Feb. 13 115
19% Feb. 27 21%
15
%
leb
%,
% Feb. 16
Sale
87% Sale
9
9%
7
8
12
9
Feb.
4% Feb.
4
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
3
4
6
14
28
28
28
30
49% Jan.
9
8
79
Jan.
8
14% Jan. 26
L08% Feb. 19
33
Feb.
2
25
Jan. 11
2% Jan.
25% Jan.
Jan.
4
6%
4%
22%
17%
5% Feb.
4% Feb.
Feb.
6% Feb.
9
Feb.
91% Feb.
7
Feb. 21
9% Feb. 27
56
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
7
30
4
4%
9%
87%
6%
6%
Jan.
Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6% Jan.
8
5
20
28
13
21
29
n
•
Jan.
3
15
\
Jan. 10
92% Jan. 22
9
Jan. 24
9% Feb.
x
7
18
11
55% Feb. 21
7 % Jan. 11
11% Jan.
7
1% Feb.
2
1% Jan.
8
Feb.
2
5 60
Feb.
Feb. 13 113% Jan. 19 115% Jan. 25
20
19% Feb. 27 21% Feb. 20
Feb.
% Jan. 10
2
% Feb. 15
Feb.
% Jan.
3
2
% Feb. 16
Feb.
2
12
Sale
Ex-dividend.
National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 were made
1 New Yor* Stock.
* New York Curb.
Chicago Board of Trade.
par
37% Feb. 25
11
Feb. 13
9
115% Feb.
115
preferred. 400
65,791
1,070
115
38 % Sale
.............
443 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge.
3,650 Tonopah-Belmont Devel.
1,860 Tonopab Mining........
1,779
*
*
Budd (E G)
Preferred
130
1,492
470
Far
Stores.
2,054
2,928
884
50
American
(designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
X Low price not including cash or odd lot sales.
2y
■
[>'-■( -V ' '
I
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1935
February
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
AGGREGATE
SALES
1934
315,393
635,837
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Feb. 281935
1935
$63,700
135,700
v
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
"
Bond Sales
1,012,865
1,927,277
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
$164,100
313,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Since
February
1
Jan.
Shares
Shares
25,900
Feb. 1
Bid
58
69
T.666
32
88
101
90
1054
13,000
15,650
4,000
3,000
20,000 Raat Maaa ScRR aerA 44a 1948
Serlea B 5a
36,700
1948
Series C 6a Jan 1
14,000
1948
Serlea D 6a
5,350
1948
3254C
55
34
35
35
Shares.
582
120
STOCKS
Shares.
930
2,405
1,193
1,932
550
444
v
.
11,110
55
Corp..*
Amer Pneumatic Service
207
724
419
424
307
312
First pre.erred.....
1
312
1st
150
pref class C
66
63
64
lH
.
.
184 Sale
15
106
64
334
1,380
290
527
125
Adjustment
2,495
1,070 Eastern SS Lines,
...
150
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
Feb.
28
Feb.
1
63
2
3
11
Jan.
8
74 Jan.
14
1
Jan.
8
2^4
124
1024
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1
174 Feb. 27
91
15
244 Feb. 23
Feb.
94
8
Feb. 27
Feb. 28 1164 Feb.
1
Feb. 23
65
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
24 Feb. 28
Feb.
7
18
Feb. 18
54 Feb.
4
Feb.
6
15
94
14
54
4
194
7 1064
27
44
4
4
174 Feb. 27
25
Jan.
4
90
Jan.
94
Feb.
100
Feb.
27
15
28
594 Jan.
8
28 1204 Jan.
2
65
Feb.
25
24 Feb.
2
Feb.
15
Jan.
Feb.
19
5
Jan.
17
4
54 Feb.
19
4
Feb.
15
6
6
Jan.
22
8
7
Feb.
18
8
Feb.
18
7
Feb.
16
7
7
Jan.
64 Feb. 16
74 Feb. 28
94 Feb. 23
6
44 Feb.
64 Feb. 16
74 Feb. 28
10
Jan.
9
9
7
16
5
25
■
m
10
■'
150
74 Sale'
34
34
34
110
3
11
24
112
3
2
1
Sale
34 Sale
AH
64
66
40
48
Sale
85c
99c
Sale"
34
115
34
Sale
Sale
ft1
Sale
Sale
3
Feb.
26 4
Sale
17
1084
18
Sale
124
27 4
18
Feb. 28
3
Feb. 25
604 Feb. 28
40
Feb.
6
Feb.
64 Feb.
24 Feb.
14 Feb.
5
25
15
9
Feb.
94 Jan.
150
Jan.
54 Feb.
34 Jan.
25
28
23
23
24 Feb. 26
34
44
14
104
30
135
625
;
18
179
Isle Royal
.........III
Copper.....
25
106
Jan.
34 Feb. 20
3
Feb.
7 115
4
18
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
28
4
Feb.
8
3
Feb.
25
64
Feb.
4
594 Jan.
9
1
Jan.
22
7
28
1
40
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
80c
Jan.
22
20
5
Jan.
14
9
4
4
24a Feb.
14 Feb. 13
K
1
Feb.
7
Feb.
64 Feb.
8 100
19
Feb. 27
1
Feb.
28
Feb.
1
14 Jan.
99c
6
12
Jan.
11
44 Jan.
16
95
17
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
11
Feb.
6
Feb. 20
3
Jan.
j*
Jan.
23
23
Jan.
Feb.
24
28
204 Jan.
3
8 100
27
20
3
Jan.
64
50
9
48
8
Feb.
24 Jan.
5
Feb. 28
974 Feb. 11 110
5
114 Feb. 27 124 Feb.
974 Feb. 11 110
Feb. 28
114 Feb. 27 134 Jan. 18
254 Feb. 11
34 Feb.
8
5
274 Feb. 18
8
34 Feb.
144 Feb. 19
254 Feb. 11
34 Jan. 31
Feb.
2
Jan.
12
23
18
Feb.
7
18
18
Feb.
7
Sale
30
Feb.
1
35
Feb.
19
264 Jan.
19
Feb.
20
95
Jan.
3
35
12 103
Feb.
9 103
Feb.
20
2
17
30
94
25
50
Sale
99
'
s
34
104
974 Feb.
50 Nat Serv Co
com
4
shs tr ctfs_.1
New England Tel 8t Tel...100
198 New River Co Preferred ..100
2,568
3,580
115
14
204
85
30c
*2
3,471
,
'
»
25
2,686 Mass (Jtil Associates v t c...*
1,005 Mergenthaier Linotype.....*
454
»
..10
696 Maine Central...........100
Preferred
60
.....100
1,748
Sale
60c
4
54
44
204
2
2
110
6
64
4
75
92
Sale
244
52
60
.100
64 Sale
2.50
26c Sale
115 Northern RR (N H)
100
........
'•
1,231
500
>
510
Old
Colony..............100
Old Dominion Co....
.25
1,180 Pacific Mills..
100
6,674 Pennsylvania RR...
50
3,709 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co....*
For footnotes
145 Prov Ac Worcester Ry
see
page 65.
100
21c
79
59
25c
154
18
10
101
60c
74
54
.....
85c
74
6
Sale
144
18
14 Sale
274 304
2,249 N Y N H At Hartford
6,228 North Butte
615
1,060
3,712
2,459
78
Preferred
43 Llbby McNeil Llbby
265 Loew s Theatres
20
68 V
Jan.
4
44 Jan.
13
,?* *34
14
18
744
273 Int Hydro-Elec Sys cl A...25
45 Island Creek Coal..
....1
irl
30
2,069
84 Jan.
20
Feb.
7
3
7
21
Jan.
Feb.
7
13
Feb.
5
284 Jan.
7
44 Jan.
154 Jan.
2
11
2
Jan.
18
Feb.
12
7
'■*'
V1
123
45
Feb.
9
16 153
Hygrade«Sylvania Lamp—
»
Feb.
Sale
~
Preferred
Feb.
114 Jan.
2
Feb. 25
954 Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
Feb. 13
34 Feb.
6 115
1
17
264
264 Sale
20 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
20 Hathaway's Bakeries pref...*
1134 Fbb.
80c
Sale
1
24 Feb. 26
1
14
64
74 ""74
84
2
4
24
4
14
14
14
64 Sale
a5^
100
Sale
894 100
„
24
74
Feb. 25
104 Feb.
114
148
151
150
Feb.
6 1524
54 Sale
54 Feb. 23
74
34
34
34 Feb. 13
34
34 Sale
50c
Sale
8/
104 Sale
18
-■>
3
3
31
18
54 Jan.
18
85
.*
*
Jan.
18
loo
Cohb stk Tr cert
28
Jan.
6
18
1,769 General Capital Corp
*
»
326 Gilchrist Co
4,642 Gillette Safety Rasor Co....*
685
115
19
Feb.
166
115
1,707
I-
Feb. 18
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
24
100
.
5
Feb.
100
Inc..II.
94
Feb. 21
14
Feb. 26
54
8
Feb.
184
7 106
Feb.
Feb. 27
34
7
100
First preferred
19
95
1
34
164
1024
24
8
12
£
9
8
124 Sale
•
Feb.
68
6
19
99
v.
15
8
694 Feb. 19
18
154
974
64
555
105
31
584 Feb.
664 Feb.
Feb.
.100
e ':
19
Jan.
494 Jan.
524 Jan.
63 4 Jan.
7
843 Economy Grocery Stores
*
9,877 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
3,720 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
20
68
74 Feb. 28
62
2
233
4,881
1,505
35
64
Sale
A*
95
15
5
Feb. 14
Feb. 28
15
8
29
11
2
7 1014 Feb.
31 108
Jan.
64 Feb. 28
2
25
1,397
425
Feb.
584 Feb.
664 Feb.
694 Feb.
10
Jan.
44 Feb.
34
100
360 Bast Mass St Ry Co
First preferred
490
Preferred B......
V
704 Jan.
554 Jan.
Jan.
64
111
1,890 Bast Boaton Co....
...10
1,936 Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assn com
1,734
*4% Cum Prior pref... 100
6% Cum preferred
2,400
..100
583
624 Feb. 27
54
101
7
6
25
6% cum pref
2,788 Copper Range Co
1,158
58
100
Chic Jet Ry At U 8 Y—
365
6
Sale
6
.....100
532 Calumet At Hecla
1,021
2
44
121 Boston At Providence
.100
579 Brown At Co 6% Cum pref. 100
216 Brown Ac Durrel Co common.
174
15
3
60
90
Sale
24 Sale
24 Sale
164 Sale
54 Sale
44
64 Sale"
%
100
84
102
Feb.
Feb.
65
64
480
69
2 1014 Feb.
55
100
55
.100
Class D 1st pref atampedlOO
1st pref class D
.100
45
Sale
74 Sale
18
738 Boston Personal Prop Tr_.100
45
1014 Feb.
68
14
14
34 Sale
54
92
420
-
61
Sale
84
4
19
60
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred... 100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
254
49
64
1094
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
254
64
75
1044 Sale
34 Sale
100
1st preferred class A
260
624 Feb. 27
108
~—
2
50
250
55
44
50
217 Boston Ac Maine pref atpd.100
Prior pref
100
1,308
608
430
322
Highest
Sale Prices
107
65
25
Pre/erred
1,121 Boston Ac Albany...
2,348 Boston Elevated.
1,488
Lowest
Sale Prices
Par
Amer & Continental
155 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet... *
105
Preferred..............100
80
Highest
Sale Prices
60
63
Amer Telep Ac Teleg
100
1,595 Amoakeag Mfg Co.......
*
624
Ask
634 Sale
1024
614
'25,222
.
780
Z8*
60
50
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb, 28
Ask Bid
48,900 Amoakeag Mfg Co ft*
1948
5,000 Brown Co 5H«
1944
2,000 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yds 4a. 1940
#■
1,000
1940
•
1934
,
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb.
Feb.
7
7
26
Sale
204 Sale
Sale
96
105
15
17
Feb.
110
Jan.
15
80c
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
20
64 Jan.
54 Jan.
18
1
64 Feb. 21
1
Feb.
50c Sale
34
5
4
55
59
20
Feb.
90
30c
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
%
944 Sale
25c
Feb.
110
6
60
Sale
2
34
5
17
7
44
13
20
Feb.
Feb.
1
294 Feb.
65
8
Feb.
Feb.
164 Feb. 14
5
25
1024 107
6
Feb.
174
18
214 Sale
Sale
8
6
25
-
60c
Feb.
8
24
34
Feb. 20
Feb.
5 110
Feb. 1
60c
164 ""I
14 Sale
304 Sale
1034 107
67
- Sale
25c
50c
34
110
1
4 Feb. 26
24 Feb
.
1
14 Feb.
304 Feb. 28
Feb.
25c Feb.
28
7
154 Feb.
7
194 Feb. 27
244 Feb. 14
100
44 Jan.
114 Jan.
1
9
8
Feb.
8
6
15
17
Feb.
5
294 Feb.
7
30
26
14
90
Feb.
7
Jan.
7
954 Jan.
60
Feb.
2 4 Feb.
26
26
84 Jan.
27c
Jan.
84 Feb.
18
1
13
67
Feb.
1
50c Feb. 28
Feb.
11
234 Feb.
254 Feb.
Feb. 26 1024 Feb.
17
18
4
18
4 Feb. 26
23c
103
Feb.
Feb.
6 104
71
Feb.
Feb.
28
Feb.
7
50c
7
194 Jan.
254 Jan.
18
Jan.
100
Feb.
30
27
26 105
14
8
4
4
13
Jan.
3
Feb. 28
59
154 Feb.
4
4 Feb. 26
7
25c
244 Feb.
20
Jan.
Feb.
55
8
'
5
7
14 Jan.
324 Jan.
60
Feb.
3
20
64 Feb. 21
4 Feb. 26
944 Feb. 28
23c Feb. 26
26c Feb.
103
Feb.
6 104
Feb.
59
55c
24 Jan.
19
7
Jan.
8
Jan,
29
< j
BOSTON
MAR., 1935]
AGGREGATE
Since
February
Jan. 1
747 Shannon Copper Co.......10
3,233 Shawmut Asan T C
55 Spencer Trask F'd cap stock *
2,599 Stone Ac Webster Inc cap stk
25
1,419 Swift & Co
60
762
1,41.5
Par
28
70 Ro«ce Button Hole Mach__10
318 Reece Folding Mach Co
10
293
1,939
f,;
25
1,196
-
Feb. 28 1935
2,137 Oulncy Mining Co....
40
•
STOCKS
Shares
1,142
n
;;v\
840
Union Twist Drill
..5
2,920 United Founders Corp com 1
25
15,418 United Shoe Mach Corp
911
350
3,640
28,020
2,290
8,012
Feb. 1
Bid
75c
13%
2%
13c
8%
13%
4
17 X
72
3,097 Torrlngton Go
1,005
1,165
6,843
Preferred.
25
Utah Apex Mining.........5
Utah Metal At Tunnel.
..1
125
605 Waldorf By stem Inc......
203 Waltham Watch class B com *
Preferred
.......100
415
15
35
90
116
988
2,379
i
par
Prior
preferred
Warren Bros....
60 Warren (S
25
..100
.
D) Ac Co
...
com
*
....*
1
14c
20c
8%
8%
45
4X
6
2
Feb.
Feb.
13
12c Feb.
Feb.
7
12c Feb.
7
19
8% Feb.
13% Feb.
4
1
4
2
8
13 X Feb.
"~3~" Sale"
18
Sale
17%
18
75% Sale;
14X Sale
X Sale
75 X Sale
37X Sale
% Sale
Sale
2
2%
130
.....
4
1
2% Feb. 27
17X Feb. 25
71
Feb.
7
15% Feb. 19
2% Feb.
5
4% Feb.
18% Feb. 15
76
Feb. 21
6
14% Feb. 28
1
% Feb.
72yl Feb!
4
77
36% Feb.
% Feb.
2
Feb.
14
38
13% Feb. 26
1
76
21
2% Feb. 27
17% Jan. 26
Jan.
2
6
Jan.
2
77
Feb.
7
38
11
%6 Feb.
Feb.
18
6
1% Jan.
2% Jan.
7
25
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
15
2 125% Jan.
23
5
7% Jan.
8
3
70
1
20
50
50
75
4
8
50
Feb.
15
70
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
3% Feb.
9
5% Feb.
19
Feb.
7
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
35% Jan.
% Feb.
1% Jan.
18
6% Feb.
6
7
17c
14% Feb. 28
% Jan.
2
12 % Jan.
1
8
7
69
125
5
5
6
12
7
4
2
28
v
21
14% Jan.
5% Jan.
19% Jan.
13
Feb.
6
2
8% Jan.
1
Feb.
Feb.
3X
Jan.
19
Feb.
12X Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
13 % Feb.
2
7
Sale
12c
8
2 125
Feb.
Feb.
15
125
21
' Sale
4
13
25
5
;
Feb.
6
7
9
19
16
1
22
Feb.
2
1% Feb.
2% Feb.
11
6
Feb.
15% Jan.
2% Jan.
X Jan.
14
18
17
5
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
Feb.
17%
5
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Feb.
9
X Feb.
2%
Sale
127X
Lowest
Sale Prices
14
2
Sale
6% Sale
4
value,
a Assessment paid,
r Cash sale,
x Ex-dividend.
Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July I
2 New York Curb.
13 Cleveland Stock.
National
New York Stock.
Ask
IX
Vermont Ac Massachusetts 100
200
No
20c
8%
62 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
350
*
1
14
2%
15
% Sale
73 X Sale
37
37%
1
IX
2% Sale
14
The
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
13
62
'S'V<
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
to
In
Shares
63
EXCHANGE
PRICES
Low from
July 1 1933
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
STOCK
16
Feb.
28
Jan.
10
6
12% Feb.
7
20
Jan.
18
70
3% Feb.
4% Jan.
9
6% Jan.
3
6
40
,
are as
follows:
13
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
20
Feb.
Jan.
,
7
7
'
•
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'
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■
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
SALES
1934
31,732
75,435
Shares
AGGREGATE
105,867
161,322
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28--
BALTIMORE
Since
February
Jan. 1
\
February
Low from,
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
\
?
1935
February
July 1
Bond Sales
1935
$395,200
1934
$140,800
701,400
.
283,353
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1
1933
to
WondsMM
Feb. 28 1935
Feb.
1
Feb. 28
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
*'V ■■•
$
Bid
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
200 4s Conduit.......------1962
1,700
2,700
4s Sewerage Impt
600 4s Dock Loan
100 4s School House
600
.1961
1960
Feb.
21
1957
100
100 4s 2d water serial
water
Feb. 20
107
Feb. 20 107
Feb.
20
Jan.
107
Feb.
Jan.
20 107
7 105
20 107
Feb. 20 107
Jan. 29 101
Feb.
20
Jan.
29
1854 Jan.
30
107
Feb.
20 107
20
Feb.
25 157" ""Feb". "20
107
Feb.
Feb. 20 107
Feb. 20
15
7
20
16 106
Jan.
16
20 107
5 106
Jan.
Feb.
20
5
Feb. 20
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
Jan.
Feb.
107
101
80
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
105
iStiSf
1954
100 33*s New sewerage Impt..1980
Feb.
Jan.
107
107
107
105
1944
ser
108
106
Feb. 20 108
93
1951
100 4s 2d
4 108X Feb. 21
Feb. 12
20 10854
15 106
Jan.
7 106
Feb. 20 108
108
106
108
95
300 4s Paving Loan
100 48 2nd School (cpn)
1045* Jan.
Sale Prices
Jan.
5
5 106
106
Feb. 12
94
100
Jan.
106
94 2*
500 4s Annex Improvement..1954
""""356
Feb. 20 1083
Feb. 20 1083
108
932*
...1958
700 4s Annex Improvement—1951
300 4s Public Park Impt—...1955
""755
107
97
93
1961
100 4s Water Loan——
106
93
93
..1961
100 4s Burnt District
100
Ask
Ask Bid
Bait Spar Pt 8c Ches—
8,000
11,000
1,000
3.000
2,000
1,000
3,000
434% (certifs)
Balto Trac
1st 5s certificates
1942
16,800
16,000
67,000
&
1,666
674
1% Sale
37
El
::::i"49H
154 Ches 8c Pot Tel of Bait pf—100
250 Commercial Credit pref B..25
68
1st preferred
100
7% preferred
557
322
525
Consol Gas E L 8c Power
*
#
common v t
*
1st preferred
......
257
1,316
3,106
106
679
ser
1,132
23,443
B
57
Feb.
Feb.
25
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
14
4
19
5
15* Feb
4
,16
10c
Feb.
X Feb. 23
Jan.
54 Jan.
3
X Feb. 23
Feb.
20
Feb.
Jan.
4
19
19
9
14
14
1
Feb.
4
3
Feb. 28
Feb.
2
10c Feb.
7
16
Feb. 27
10c Feb.
10c Feb.
7
172* Feb.
152* Jan.
302* Jan.
10
26
Sale
20
National
*
SecurltieslExchanges
New York Curb.
on
2
4
Feb. 26
1
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
IK Jan. 26
15* Feb.
5
-
Jan.
1
30
55* Feb.
4
Feb.
2
10c Feb.
7
23
5
10c
Sale
4
2%
8
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1173* Sale
302*
312*
55
Sale
'II*
in
Sale
Sale'
Sale
6
32*
72*
18
Sale
452*
Sale
"82*
3
1112* Feb.
Feb.
582* Feb.
1122* Feb.
3
Jan.
2
7
31
Feb.
28
2
58
Feb.
23
2
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
7
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
412* Feb.
46
25
Feb.
1
72* Feb.
5
62* Feb.
a
V*
Sale
IX
iff:::::
*
22
22
122*
16
43
2
100
8
Sale
Sale
7?*
93
41
552* Sale
I:
Sale"
14
Feb.
27
5
1
4
Jan.
12* Jan.
12* Feb. 18
210
"25
26
Feb.
152* Feb. 11
432* Feb. 27
17
Feb.
44
Feb.
Jan.
22
2
5
Jan.
4
Feb.
21
Jan.
26
1112* Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
2
27
Feb.
20
Feb.
20
Jan.
Feb.
8
Jan.
5
Jan.
24
Jan.
25
8
18
11
92* Jan.
62* Jan.
17
4
1
Jan.
10
1
9
Jan.
9
4
12* Jan.
12* Jan.
12* Jan.
8
19
24
15
4
25 210
26
Jan.
25
5
7
Sale
Sale
572* Sale
7
91
55
Feb. 27
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
6c Feb.
"62* Sale"
1
80
30
Feb. 21
Feb. 19
8
172* Jan.
11
41
Jan.
Jan.
15
15
44
4
15
15
8
Feb.
1
93
Feb.
1
91
Feb.
4
582* Feb. 19
53
Jan.
3
62* Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
82* Jan. 10
932* Jan. 25
582* Feb. 19
6
Jan.
14
52* Jan.
2* Jan.
2
2
20
6c Feb.
20
6c Feb .f20
72* Feb. 19
52* Jan.
2
72* Feb. 19
85
Jan.*23
32
Jan. *9
12* Feb. 23
20
62* Feb.
Jan.
152* Jan.
7
12* Feb. 23
Feb. 25
4
.....
92
52*
"Feb.
22 """Feb".
lc
62* Sale
5
Feb. 19
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
1
11
222* Jan.
62* Jan.
92* Jan.
8
Jan.
.
2* Jan.
83* Feb.
12* Jan.
72* Feb.
Feb. 27
Jan.
Feb.
1122* Feb. 13 112
4 110
1092* Feb.
2 1082*
1042* Jan.
3
Jan. 25
32*
4
7
52* Feb.
172* Jan. 23 20
46
2
412* Feb.
1082* Feb.
32* Feb.
52* Feb.
Sale
52*
24
110
Feb.
18
75c
22*
65
31
4
53
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
92*
Sale
4
«
31
Feb.
3
Jan.
4
8
3
Jan. 25
Jan. 14
82*
Feb. 25 25
2 1172*
Jan.
Jan. 15 33
29K Jan.
1172* Feb.
30
Jan.
110
Feb.
Feb.
110
30
55
Jan.
hlH
22*
72*
232*
1152*
292*
82* Feb.
25
24
Sale
182
..»
3*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1122* Feb.
1092* Feb.
1052* Feb.
1052* Sale
6X
22*
72*
232*
1173*
2
6c Feb.
Feb.
11
70
Jan.
19
312* Feb.
7
30
Feb.
19
82
>.!23
12* Feb.
_
No par value.
The
31
15* Feb.
8
1J* Jan. 26
20
20
2X Jan.
15* Jan.
Feb.
18X Feb.
4
14% Feb. 25
25
8 i
Casualty. 5
8c
% Feb. 25
% Jan. 10
8
20
Feb. 25
3
42
1
Guar...... 2
112 Western Md Dairy Corp pref»
76 Western National Bank
20
30
•
Transp
Penna Water Ac Power
US Fidelity
51
43
51
5
~3
20
.25
55 Seaboard Comm'l com A... 10
.49 Standard Gas Equip pref 100
20 United Rys & Elec Co com.50
20
8
25
8
14H Jan.
15
50
......
New Amsterdam
Feb.
20
28
2
1
3$
301 Northern Central Ry..,—50
35
9,846
Common
Jan.
Feb.
20
14
15
Monon W Penn PS 7% pref .25
473 Mt Vern-Woodb Mills preflOO
5
37
Feb.
Feb.
Sale"
$ 17X
1,127
207
452*
91
..1
5 Mercantile Trust Co
Merch 8c Miners
25
Feb. 15
43
Feb.
Second preferred....—..25
571
Feb.
30
2
1
JJiJ.
92
100
*
658
8,727 Maryland Cas Co
Junior conv pref
6,363
"175
Jan.
10
20
142*
85
20
*
435
120
3,325
1,963
Jan.
8
20
Finance Co of Am class A
74 Mfrs Finance
Jan.
35
18
21
Jan.
25
162* Sale
7c
2,254 Houston Oil preferred.—100
50
383
Sale
24
105 Home Credit Co pref—50
Y.eio
20
28
16
Feb.
Feb.
25
12
18
20
Bale
983 Fidelity 8c Guar Fire Corp.10
1,159
51
Feb.
173
53
Feb.
Sale
6% preferred ser D
100
53*% vret ser E
100
5% preferred
.....100
1,389 Fidelity 8c Deposit...
541
43
15
18
X Feb.
'"x
...—
110
43
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17 X Feb. 18
17J*
85
Feb. 21
33% Jan. 31 34
1115* Feb. 15 1115*
85
182* Feb. 18
Sale"
192*
—25
109
861
938 E Porto Rican Sugar com
1
322
Preferred..
1
175 Emerson Bromo Selts A.—2.50
386
18
Feb.
-
par.
73
195
19 2*
1941
87
25
12
1
i'i
73
1
Feb. 23
4
392* Feb.
8
51
Feb.
42
X
4,389 Black 8c Decker common
*
1,409
Preferred.-—..
——.25
1,807
.....
"192* Sale"
2X
73
422* Sale
50;
1936
STOCKS,
1,030
Sale
18
72* Feb.
y
43
...1936
(Md.) 5% tr ctfs
547
18
Feb. 21
19
funded 5s
45 Autoline Oil pref
10
568 Baltimore Tube common.. 100
66
253
17X Feb.
17 X Feb.
2,400 Appalachian Corp
*
5,675 Arundel Corporation.—_•
1,039 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)—.50
428
85
16
111% Feb. 15 11154 Feb.
First 6s (flat)
1949
1st 6s ctfs (flat).......1949
Shares
Feb. 21
85
1939
89,000
Income 4s (flat).
33,000
1949
Income 4s ctfs....^...1949
21,000
First 4s (flat).....
101,000
1949
1st 4s ctfs (flat).......1949
84,000
55,000 Wash B & A 5s flat
1941
2,400
2,010
Feb. 16
Feb.
'ctfs} 1934
(flat)...
Funding 58 (ctfs)
70,000
Jan.
19
172* Feb.
82
14,000
6% (certificates)
1933
2,000 North Avenue Market 6W.1940
Ry
14
19
Feb.
19
4,000 Lake Roland 1st 5s—.—1942
70,000 Maryland El Ry 6 34s (flat) 1957
6s...
22,000
1933
United
4
18% Feb. 13
16
18
142* Feb. 27
Balto
1942
3,000 Consol Coal ref 4
1,000 Consol Gas 1st 5s
3,000
60,000
20,000
13,000
2,000
Shares
Nth
2,000 Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
"i",555
16.500
4,000
44,000
20,000
17,000
19,000
62,000
14,000
47,000
47,000
1953
Co.
Dlv 1st 5s
which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
-
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES
16,001
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
63,732
97,085
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—
July 1
BONDS
Jan. 1
Feb. 28 1935
1
Ask
Ask Bid
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7 1035* Jan.
1035* Jan.
7
Shares.
anareii.
STOCKS
Par.
93
80
**
*
75 Aetna Rubber
Allen Industries.———*
263
Preferred
*
2**
Sale
710 Apex Electric.....
75
12 **
40
4,423
1,515
■
44
345 Byers Machine A.........
484
7X
504 Cleveland Union Stkyds
1,222
625
181
68
.
87
89
84
116
113** 117
21**
24 J* 23**
Sale"
40
92
5
.....—•
1
6
5**
1
9X
79
10 Goodyear Tire & Rub 1st pf*
151 Great Lakes Towing pref..100
30
80
130 Halle Brothers............10
9
Preferred.
...... .100
84
""123
530 Hanna M A |7 pref.........*
105
13
11
""138
161
171
120
42
174
5
114
198
110
110
123
113
95
623
2
530
346
727
120
300
""l56
420
1,098
3,648
100
122
145
645
667
-5
130
413
928
331
416
920
367
88
65
510
60
..100
—*
Paragon Refg(3d pay't end..*
"B" v t c 3d pay't end
*
Patterson-Sargent....
*
Richman Bros
*
Robblns & Myers v t c set 1_. *
Preferred v t c
__*
341 Truscon Steel preferred..100
95 Vichek Tool
*
725 Weinberger Drug
120 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
25 Youngst Sheet & Tube pf.100
No par value.
Jan.
4
** Jan.
II*
20
15
88
87X Feb. 13
24** Feb. 16
31
44
95
7
Feb.
43
19
Feb.
14
IX Feb.
1
6
IX
10
81
113** Feb. 2
6
60
Jan.
Jan.
2
58
Jan.
2
10
Feb.
11
Jan.
2
5
Feb.
Feb.
15** Feb.
15** Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
90
13
40
2
Feb.
15** Jan.
2
87** Feb. 13 90** Jan.
Jan.
112** Jan. 16 116
21
Jan. 10
24** Jan.
IX Feb.
Feb.
8 105
8
22
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
6**"Feb".~25
91** Jan. 18
1** Jan. 17
10
Feb. 21
Feb.
86
86
Feb,
11
Jan.
14
40
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
29** Feb. 13
11
Feb.
20
13
13
Feb.
52
4
15* Feb.
32 X Feb.
Feb.
3
50
1
65* Feb.
143
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
19
19**
21
98
97
:
16
31
Jan.
12
Jan.
24
Jan.
3
4
65* Feb. 20
5* Feb. 14
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
16
4
Jan.
52
7
30
50
Feb.
19
97** Feb. 19
65* Feb. 20
97**
65*
**
**
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
19
20
21
29
24
51
Jan.
11
Jan.
15
6** Jan.
5* Feb.
** Jan.
Feb"~5
23
51
Feb.
48
18
29
Sale
28
Feb."
86
88
88
Feb.
——
95
100
Sale
12**
3
12**
15**
86
30
2
15**
28
Feb.
21
18
Jan.
5* Feb. 20
35* Jan. 15
3
2
Feb.
18
Jan.
10
85* Jan.
27** Jan.
■■
Jan.
24
3
85* Jan.
295* Jan.
24
16
16
90
85
Jan.
107** Jan.
.
Jan.
22
20
Jan.
12
16
17** Jan.
2
1
95
1
100
34**
1
95
31** tfeb. 26
44
95
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Jan.
8
2 110** Feb. 28
4
10** Feb. 21
9
20
Jan.
12
17X Jan.
2
7
95
31** Feb. 26
44
Jan.
Feb.
7
1
2
Feb.
15
2
Jan.
15
4
15** Feb. 23
Feb.
8
25
25
56
2
Feb.
12** Feb.
\2
5
Feb.
8
Feb.
15
12** Feb.
4
15** Feb. 23
20
Jan.
7
25
Feb.
56
4
16**
25
51
19
Feb.
Feb.
6
13
Jan.
X Jan.
X Feb. 20
■3*1 Feb. 7
Feb. 18
110** Sale 109
95* Feb.' 19
9**
10**
8
Feb.
;
23
Feb".
23
Feb.
97
"
Feb.
; • 25* Feb. 23
5** Jan.
27
7
Feb""~5
18
2
8
Jan.
23
Feb.
Jan.
7
2** Jan.
20
49
2
60'
Jan.
50
7
Jan.
2
22
Feb.
3X Jan.
11
20
X Feb. 20
7
Feb. 23
Jan.
19
^21
3
11
6
143
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb. 20
21
7
23** Jan.
1
20
Jan.
1** Jan.
8
26
11
Feb. 13
Feb.
5
55* Feb.
140** Jan.
5
14
Jan.
Jan.
2** Jan.
32** Feb.
35* Feb.
1J* Jan.
21
49
3p4
12
2
50
3*1
OX Jan.
12
20
7
4
Jan.
16
** Feb.
it*
Jan.
3
45* Feb.
45
Feb.
8
Jan.
13
Feb.
23
15
28* Jan.
11
8
23
11
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
13
6
19
Jan.
45* Jan.
9** Jan.
25
20
27
25
86
4
Feb.
55* Feb.
45* Feb. :
27
19**
23
4
15* Feb.
52
3
97
14
3
3
19
Feb.
1** Jan.
20
3** Feb.
Feb.:
Feb.
IX Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
5
5X Feb.
1405* Feb.
AX Sale
Feb.
Feb.
14
Feb. :
2 105
101** Jan.
12** Feb.
1
3X Feb. 13
45* Feb. 25
11** Feb. 14
Feb. :
Feb.
25
40
27
11
5** Feb.
14
6
46** Jan.
2** Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 11
15
26
Feb.
Feb.
31
OX
Jan.
99
106** 10AX Feb.
3X Feb.
IX Feb.
25
3
19
25
10
4
4
10
52
44
1
Jan.
24
3
12
91** Jan. 18
1
IX Feb.
7
10 X Feb.
16
30
5
21
Feb.
5
1
13
Feb. 20
11
Jan.
43
Feb""I
6** Feb. 20
125* Feb.
3** Feb.
15
1
15** Jan.
10
Feb"." 13
AX Feb.
3X
1
Jan.
Feb.
30
465*
29**
29**"Feb"."l3
12
3
OX
Jan.
1
10
1
1
24** Feb. 16
6if
65* Jan.
19
Feb. 21
Feb. 11
5X Feb.
25**
1
2
Feb.
86
Feb. 21
Feb. 11
10
86
25
Sale
1
Jan.
Jan.
7 116
Feb.
115
"25"
2
Jan.
7
15
Feb.
Jan.
6
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Feb. 19
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
5
7
10
10
14
2
35* Jan.
2*1
16
Feb.
Jan.
22
56
Jan.
^
Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
i New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
» California Stock.
» Chicago Stock.
« Cincinnati Stock.
" Los Angeles Stock.
The National Securities
,
"I** "Feb""! 4
54
10
5
7
3
Preferred
Selby Shoe
Sherwin-Williams
Preferred
S M A Corp common
Stouffer Corp A...._
100 Thompson Products Inc
.*
284 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
24
57
58
1,187 Seiberling Rubber..
335
95
110
90
—...
Preferred
Jan.
Feb. 19
105* Feb.
1
5** Feb.
4
2
105*
28
"57""Feb'."'i
Feb.
20
940 McKee (Arthur G) B......_.*
522 Medusa Portland Cement...*
1,108 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
10
Preferred..............100
114 Miller Wholesale Drug
*
708 Mohawk Rubber...
-.*
250 Myers (F E) Bros Pump ....*
260 National Acme
.....10
185 National Carbon pfd.....100
592 National Refining........25
280
Preferred..............100
2,521 National Tile
*
2 National Tooljpreferred..._50
1,646 Nestle LeMur "A*
1,336 Nineteen Hundred Corp A—*
56
113** Feb. 27
54
.........*
224 Packer Corp
18
5
93
1105* Jan.
Sale
204 Interlake SS
*
624 Jaeger Machine............*
30 KayneeCo
—........10
728 Kelly Island L Sc T
•
584 Lamson Sessions...........*
239 Leland Electric..
.....*
1,390 Ohio Brass B
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19** Feb.
57"" Feb".
510 Harris Seybold Potter......
56
59
120
Feb.
2
5
Feb.
20
"60""
11
161 Harbauer..
8
16
20**
90**
35*
2**
50
339 Creif Bros Cooperage ......*
55
7
Jan.
** Jan.
66]
15
250
20 X Feb.
91
Feb.
3
IX Feb. 14
1
13
Jan.
2** Jan.
30
45**
75 Ferry Cap Be Set Screw......*
5 Firestone Tire & Rub pf..l00
10
Jan.
4
21** Feb. 21
93
Feb. 26
19** Feb.
112** 1135* Ill** Feb.
ox
......*
21 Faultless Rubber
275 Federal Knitting Mills .....*
10 Gen Tire Be Rub 6% pf—100
350 Geometric Stamping.......*
25 Goodrich (B F) pref
100
4
4
"I**Feb"."l4
** Feb.
19**
10
256 Dow Chemical
Preferred—..—........100
503
960 Elec Controller Be Mfg..
*
100
25
21X
92** Sale
10**
4J*
ox
•
490 FooteBurt
""!"**"Feb. "14
Feb.
IX Feb.
13
45
Jan.
...
...
315
5
"""**Feb".
Sale
57
56
*
579 Cleveland Worsted Mills
169 Cliffs Corporation v t C._...*
4,332 Corrigan McKinney voting..!
1,662
Non-voting
—1
N
AX Feb. 28
40
45
2X
23
113
786 Cleveland Rlec III i% preflOO
74 Cleveland Quarries.
*
185 Cleveland Kya._...
....100
Certificate* of deposit..100
1,063
532
228
368
78
IX Feb. 13
8** Jan.
IX Feb. 13
12** Feb.
1
Feb. 18
7
Feb.
2
135 Cleveland Builder* Supply..*
194 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
62
""135
91
IX Feb. 13
11** Feb. 26
44
...
H
Sale
Sale
Pref
100
158
*
118 Cleveland Builders Realty
130
333
75
**
*
*
1,067 City Ice Be Fuel
130
45
5
.
100
X
2**
12X Sale
40
AX Sale
445*
60
8
Preferred...........
.100
*
35 Bessemer Limestone A....
*
100 Brown Fence & Wire B
,•••*"36
*
Lowest
Sale Prices
105
105
89
2,000 Firestone T & R of Cal 5s 1942
1
Highest
Lowest
Fe6.28
Feb. 1
Bid
Par
%
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1933
to
Since
In
I February
$2,000
—
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1934
1935•
•
February
47,224
—
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
1934
1935
Stock Sales
February
8
22
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
;V ,'V-\ tv
.'-.'A
J
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
...
...
Jan.
Feb. 28 1935
676
445
5,740
2,949
1,887
;
7
1%
17X
26%
14**
*
9,143 Chrysler Corp common
5
276 Consolidated Paper com...10
*
1,510 Continental Motors com
330 Crowley, Milner & Co com..*
""385
100
3
36**
15**
1%
2%
3,278
3,310
Detroit Gray Iron
Detroit Mich Stove common.1
Detroit Paper Products
•
300 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
Sale"
26%
15
4
37
21
915
2,275
100
635
1
4%
Sale
%$ Sale
9%
10%
7,050
5,476
:
6%
2,415
5,310
3,280
2,251
14,544
21,874
Federal Mogul
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
It
General Motors com
Graham-Paige Motor com..I
Hiram
800
125 McAleer Mfg Co com........*
900 Mich Steel Tube Prod com.
3,425
8,135 Michigan Sugar com......10
200
959
8,754
5,571
1,264
3,133
14,975
15,285
1,171
2,197
1,872
440
1,278
...
775
295
405
Packard Motor Co com. ....*
Parke Davis 3c Co
Reo Motor
..5
com.
3,487
4,167
Square
10
D Class A
1
Class B
740 Stearns (Frederick) com
6,019 Timken Axle
OB
♦
10
..100
com.........
Preferred
29
3
19**
8
7,240
425
common.1
24,351
2,317 Truscon Steel Co..........10
1,105 United Shirt Distributors..*
Tlvoll Brewing Co
8,015
1,585
15,004
705
■
427
613
488
30%
31%
2%
1% Feb.
7** Feb.
1
6
Feb. 19
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
58
17
25
14** Feb. 28
""!% Feb"."l6
Feb. 21
3
8% Feb. 27
68
Feb. 21
1
Feb. 20
4% Feb.
9
%6 Feb.
1
10
Feb.
4
18%
19%
11%
12
6** Sale
Feb.
5% Feb.
12
8
7
*
Class B
com
19,074 Warner Aircraft Corp
com.
Unlisted Dept.—
American Radiator.........*
100
876 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
1,560
Borden Co
27
Feb.
15
30
1% Feb. 16
3
Feb. 21
8%
75%
1%
.4%
%
12%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
..........25
12% Feb. 18
7% Feb. 20
5%
4% Feb. 27
5% Feb. 18
29%
30%
29% Feb.
7
3% Feb. 13
24
Feb.
8
7% Feb.
5
8% Feb.
6
20% Feb.
7
1
Feb. 11
24
**
2%
4**
2%
\%
%
3**
% Sale
IX
5%
24
25
9X
9%
6%
7X
4%
58
4%
Sale
60
2X. Sale
3
Sale
3**
Sale
21
21**
20**
8**
6**
22**
12
9**
6
6**
2**
5**
2 V.
IX
9%
21
Sale
Sale
gK
VK
Sale
1
23^
14**
104**
24**
19%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
% Feb.
7
5
Sale
9**
5**
6**
14% Sale
23
Feb. 28
9
14
Feb. 14
Feb.
7
Feb. 15
4** Sale
36**
37
62** Sale
3** Sale
3% Sale
3% Sale
21
22%
25% Sale
4
8
4
Feb. 26
26
Feb. 21
9% Feb. 19
11% Feb. 18
21% Feb. 18
1
Feb. 11
-
13
15
7
10
5**
6
6
33% Feb.
5
Feb.
6
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
6
2
3
Feb.
21
Feb.
2
7
59
21% Feb.
4
9% Feb.
5
8
Feb. 25
5% Feb. 26
93% Feb. 20
2**
Sale"
2
4
4%
Sale
3
3
3**
4%
41m
%
2%
18%
Sale
3**
19%
12% Sale
105% Sale
24% Sale
33% Sale
Feb.
1
5% Feb.
1
Feb. 11
15% Feb.
6
15% Feb. 28
16
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
Feb. 28
"17** Sale"
15
Sale
13%
17** Sale
8** Sale
Sale
15% Feb.
5
14% Feb. 27
8% Feb.
6
13% Feb. 27
17
Sale
17
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
4
Jan.
25
1% Feb.
16
1% Jan.
7
2
3
Jan.
2
8% Feb. 27
10
Jan.
15
78%
1%
4%
%
12%
Jan. 25
Feb. 21
Jan. 31
Feb. 18
Feb. 13
3
Jan.
1
8
Feb. 20
4
Jan.
68
Jan.
:
7
% Jan.
9% Jan.
7
15
12
Jan.
18% Jan.
4
10% Jan. 24
5% Feb.
7
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
14
29% Jan.
2
30
Feb. M
2% Feb. 27
28
Jan.
3%
22%
7%
8%
20%
1
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
Jan. 15
Feb.
6
Jan. 30
Feb. 11
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
26
% Jan.
2% Jan.
30
Feb.
28
18
28
Feb.
Feb.
14
7
14
Feb.
15
19
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
18
25
14
18
26
28
19
6
33
Jan.
55
Jan.
27
4
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
35% Feb.
2% Feb.
14%
105%
25%
33%
1%
8**
18% Feb.
17% Feb.
Feb.
26
17%
20%
10%
14%
18%
19
2
2% Jan.
2% Feb.
2% Jan.
20% Jan,
21
Jan.
29
2
11
7
12
7% Jan.
3
Feb.
31% Jan.
34% Jan.
3% Jan.
18
2
Jan.
10
6
9
4
Feb.
26
26
Feb.
21
9% Feb.
19
12% Jan.
2
21% Jan,
1% Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
5%
%
2%
27%
11%
7%
14%
5%
36%
63%
3%
3%
3%
22%
25%
15%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
21
22
7
14
18
26
28
19
Jan.
18
9
Jan.
Jan.
30
Feb.
7
7% Jan.
95
2
Jan. 22
Feb. 18
X Jan. 16
2% Jan.
3
19% Feb. 15
12% Feb.
28
14
18
6
28
9
7
Feb.
2% Feb.
30
2%
2%
3%
1%
8
Jan.
9
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
Feb. 28
4
5% Feb. 26
93% Feb. 20
2
7
30% Jan.
25
8
12
3
9
7
9
3
Jan.
5% Jan.
5% Jan.
4% Jan.
4% Feb. 27
6
Feb.
4
1% Feb. 18
Feb. 21
1% Feb. 14
3
19% Jan. 25
12% Feb. 18
7% Jan.
4
15
8
Jan.
4
9
6% Feb.
8
95
Feb. 14
2% Feb. 18
5** Feb.
1
3% Feb. 15
20
24
1**
36%
63%
3%
3%
3%
22%
25%
15%
8%
19% Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7% Feb.
33% Feb.
1% Feb.
4
16
23
4
12%
102%
24%
29%
%
19
42% Jan.
21
Feb.
11
Feb.
24
29*1
5
7
1
9
Feb.
11
18
4
21
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
Feb.
7% Feb.
14% Feb.
18
% Feb. 25
3% Feb.
1% Feb.
58
19% Feb. 20
29% Feb. 18
15% Jan.
7
36% Feb. 27
Feb.
5%
%
2%
26%
Feb. 27
9
Sale
2**
19
Feb.
3
2% Feb.
93
95
2
4
30% Feb.
4**
20**
2% Sale
,
Jan.
8
3% Jan.
3
Jan.
7
10
4
Jan.
1% Jan.
11
Feb.
9
3
21
1% Jan. 21
2% Jan.
3
20% Jan.
4
16
Jan.
7
7 106% Jan.
4
102% Feb.
25% Jan.
7
23% Jan.
28
28% Jan. 15 33% Feb. 28
4
8
1% Jan.
7
% Feb.
19
8% Jan.
3
7% Jan. 30
4
18
35% Feb. 18
32% Jan.
1
3% Jan.
7
1% Feb. 26
28
19
18
18
8
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
4
Feb.
Feb. 13
15% Feb.
6
15% Feb. 28
18% Jan.
18% Jan.
24
Feb.
28
28
Jan.
15%
14%
8%
13%
Feb.
5
Feb. 27
Feb.
6
Feb. 27
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
Feb.
21%
10%
14%
19%
25
10
7
7
Jan.
Deferred delivery sales,
r Sold for cash.
3 Ex-dividend.
Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables), are as follows:
Curb. » Chicago Stock. 10 Chicago Board of Trade. «» Los Angeles Curb. 21 Philadelphia Stock. 22 Pittsburgh Stock.
v-v.
■ ■
Securities
New York Stock.
2 New York
San Francisco Curb.
•..<
1
21
1
18
13
4%
16% Sale
15% Sale
2,877 National Dairy Prod Corp..*
100
3,^53 NY Central RR
l,\0 Purity Bakeries Corp......
9r>( Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
2,744 Standard Brands Inc.......*
27
30% Feb. 14
30
Feb.
7
2% Feb. 27
3%
Sale
10
1% Jan.
12% Jan.
29%
Sale
Sale
Sale
a
16
4
2%
28%
30%
Sale
National
14% Jan.
5% Feb.
2
5** Feb. 18
4
Feb. 19
31
Feb. 18
32% Feb. 19
2% Feb. 19
*
1,300 Young (L A )Co com........*
No par value,
6
4% Feb. 15
4** Feb.
8
4
Feb. 19
4%
4**
16**
The
6
Feb.
4**
Sale
5
10,455 Kelvlnator Corp...........*
738 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
1,959 Kroger Groc Ac Bak Co.....*
*
Feb.
19
Sale
1,361
17 \
25
Feb.
34%
2%
400
20
18
18
41
1,091 General Foods Corp........*
11,352 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
670
19
Sale Prices
2
Jan.
5
8
Jan.
3
12
Feb.
36% Feb. 27
578
1,559
1,831
Jan.
58
15
565 Consolidated OH Co........*
330
7
19
Feb.
156
864
19
27
2
4
1,057
828 Borg Warner Corp com....10
2,288 Commonw Ac Southern Corp *
3,272
Feb.
7% Feb.
Feb.
19% Feb.
29% Feb.
15% Feb.
58
14
Feb.
1,122
3,184
1
Highest
3
1**
3H
Universal Cooler class A
425 Universal Product
100 Whitman At Barnes com..2.50
""§25
5%
5
4%
4**
1
600 U 8 Radiator com..........*
"V.HO
11%
Sale
70
1** Sale
5
% Sale
11%
11**
67
9%
21**
1 **
9%
20%
34
....
Parker Rust Proof com.....*
Rickel (H W) 3c Co common.2
29,204 River Raisin Paper com....*
2,706 Scotten Dillon com.......l*
28
14,943
10
Preferred
3,150 Motor Products Corp com..
5,475 Motor Wheel com
*
II,352 Murray Corp common
1,945 Nat Automotive Fibres v t c
37,745
11,614
2,338
9,185
21,340
29%
30%
2%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Walker-Gooderham
160
1,258
4,018
1,945
5
4%
19%
5% Sale
com
3c Worts com
*
2,094
..10
3,254 Hoover Steel Ball com
1,302 Hosklns Mfg Co common....*
23,038 Houdallle-Hershey class B..*
7,219 Hudson Motor Car.........*
....lb
7,633 Sresge (8 8) Co com
1,517 Lakey Fdy 3c Mach common. 1
703
2,942
1,002
9,524
3,207
3,789
11
Federal Screw Works com...*
5,020 Hall Lamp
3,170
common—..*
Federal Motor Truck com—*
15
9**
3
Ex-Cello Aircraft & Tool
3,541
Sale
21
1 **
37
8%
18%
Highest
Sale Prices
4
4**
10
Sale
2%
1,564 Eaton Manufac'g Co com—*
3,785 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
L
18**
28%
Sale
3**
"
2,220
2,231
17**
28%
14%
2**
75
I,290
7,323
4,315
565
56
1
....1(1
*
& Fdry—5
com
410 Detroit Forging Co
410
Sale
7**
1%
9
2,026 Detroit Edison
418
IX
7
3%
509 Delsel Wemmer Gilbert comlO
182
Sale
8 ys
55
600 Capital City Products
4,239
SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
11,115 Bower Roller Bearing—...5
6,152 Brigga Mfg Co common
*
6,388 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
600
RANGE
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Auto City Brewing common.*
Baldwin Rubber claaa A
*
5
445 Bohn Aluminum & Brass
■\r,v
-
1,374,017
473,817
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Par
33,120
1,957
15,572
v
v
STOCKS
1
Shares
Shares
Shares
to
Since
In
1934
1935
V
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
Low from
July 1 1933
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
February
Stock Sales
I
I
690,250
207,073
Shares
SALES
AQQBEQATE
1934
1935
Stock Sales
February-
'*'V
'"-v
-
V
i;
v
>■
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
'•p.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
•I
■
'
V.-
'
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28.
Shares
February
up 240,548
145,915
286,119
1934
1935
Bond Sales
1934
1935
$5,000
9,000
_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28__.
441,167
'
•
AGGREGATE
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1
to
STOCKS
1
Jan.
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
In
Feb. 28 1935
Lowest
Highest
Loioest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
•'
85
4
^
...
m
200 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
100
Preferred
200
.......
530
-
1
75 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
420 Clark (D L) Candy
300
i
,
419
10 Electric
-
io &
Vt'J'.
1,500
273
646
1,159
■v-.
341
3,777
-
.
1,980
.....*
25
1,793 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
*
7,725 Pitts Screw Or Bolt Corp
222 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
375 Ruud Mfg
250
38,700
2,250
200
v;-.'
Star Gas
2,925 Renner Brewing Co....
28,700
136
<
20
........
San Toy Mining........
8 ha as rock Oil 8c Gas
1
220
320
1,535
1,628
1,099
6x
5X
7-
5
4H Feb.
6 X Feb.
'
Feb.
7
Feb.
1
12
Feb.
4
5X Feb.
15
5
7
Feb.
7
2
2X
Feb.
19
17 X Feb.
102 * Feb.
6
"78" ~75X Sale"
75X Feb.
5X '?
5X
~26X
:
Sale
5
A
26X
'V
"50c"
ix
17
'sx "~4X "3X
"50X "52" "54"
Sale
6X
3X
2X
I*
Sale
2c
IX
IX
i
2X
15%
ZX
IX
53%
6%
2X
7
"3c"
6
19
5
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
5
Feb.
Feb.
2c Feb.
4
11
1
IX Feb. 18
IX
3i~~ '32X "38X Sale"
Feb.
IX Feb.
9
.1125
25 102
62
4X Feb. 26
IX Feb. 27
8
26% Feb.
50c
Feb.
5
IX
Feb.
30 X Feb.
13
7
IX Feb. 15
18
"lX
90c
"95c"
19
Feb. 20
3c
~2~ "2X "2X "~2X
5k
"5
18 X
62
7QX
Feb.
2
:
..
United States Glass....
10
12
1034 Jan.
334 Jan.
534 Jan.
15
18
Sale
Feb. 27
Jan.
2
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Jan. 23
Jan.
18
2
~9~X ~10X ::::: "15" "15"
IX
19 X Feb.
95c
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
15
77X Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
3
1
Jan.
7
30
9
31
21
Feb.
62
Feb.
25
20
10
434 Feb. 26
134 Feb. 27
2434 Jan. 12
50c
3c
Feb.
Feb.
19
2
Jan.
2
1534
234
134
5234
634
18
5
15
7
Jan.
2
1434 Jan.
234 Jan.
1934 Jan.
7834 Jan.
15
IX Feb.
25
2
11
Feb.
30
Feb.
25 102
14
4
5
534 Feb. 15-
20
19
Feb.
12
Feb.
5
8
Jan.
Feb.
19
2X
1654
4X
IX
5634
12
101024
62
«6
Feb.
Jan.
7434 Jan.
20
IX Feb.
4
734 Jan.
334 Jan.
434 Jan.
8
15-
102
4
3c
31
7
1734 Jan.
4
5X Feb.
IX Feb. 27
30
3
1354 Jan.
254 Jan.
234 Jan.
2
Jan.
2
14
Jan.
7
934 Jan.
Feb. "8
Feb.
1
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Feb. 20
Feb.
254 Jan., 21
2
5
Jan. 18
7
Jan.
Feb. 11
8
Jan.
Feb. 27
Jan.
4
30
Feb.
20
2
Jan.
11
3c
Feb.
234
1634
454
134
5754
854
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
11
3c
8
2c
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
75c
Jan.
Feb.
16
26
15
2734 Jan.
5
20
Feb.
2
18
Jan.
134 Feb.
234 Feb.
8
7
_
9
5
11
Feb.
13
11
11
11
5
28
3c
Jan.
29
9
134 Feb. 18
9
1434 Jan.
3934 Feb. 26
2
Jan.
10
20
Jan.
23
134 Feb. 15
9
5
14
154 Jan.
1034 Jan.
2
IX
1234
3934
IX
19
19
Feb.
30
134 Feb.
7
634 Jan.
134 Feb. 27
4
3X
4X
"TT Sale
134 Jan. 29
2
234 Feb.
10
95c
Jan.
2
2
Feb.
2
9
ZX Feb.
21X Feb. 27
36% Feb. 27
Feb.
8
334 Jan.
23
2434 Feb.
4034 Feb.
4
18
2134 Feb. 27
3634 Jan. 30
2634 Jan. 10
4034 Feb. 18
75
80
Feb.
11
75
Jan.
90
2
Jan.
80
90
2
4
4
Jan.
3
UNLISTED.
308 Lone Star Gas 8% pref
100
preferred......... 100
10
263 PenroadCorpv tc
No par value, x Ex-dividend.
National Securities Exchanges
*
5X
OX
4X
ox
2c
101
*
•",.4 X
2,674 Westinghouse Air Brake....*
50
3,404 Westghouse El 8c Mfg
'
2X Feb.
Feb.
434 Jan.
11
.....
1
148
The
11
5
220 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
1
16,920 Victor Brewing Co
320 Waverly Oil A
*
4,267 Western Public Service.....*
10,880
2
1034
134
234
334
634
"~4K Till
11
IX Sale
9H
....•
18.665 United Engine 8c Fdy
:
35
2X Feb.
481 Standard Steel Spring..
■
8,647
18
1
"ZX "IT "ZXFeb. "13 "ZX'Feh.'lZ
Preferred..............100
...
:
125
f
100
50 McKinney Manufacturing..*1
.5
6,205 Mesta Machine
1,052 Nat Fireproofing Corp pref 50
1,500 Phoenix Oil com.........25c
578 Pittsburg Brewing
*
Preferred
♦
1,031
1
3,044 Pittsburgh Forglngs
10 Pittsburgh Oil 8c Gau.......5
50
3,461
Feb.
3
2X
27,329 Lone
11,316
Sale
18 X
10
13
1
24
1
...—*
Products
50 lones & Laughlin St*l pf.-lOO
1'247 Koppers Gas 8c Coke pref. 100
50
625
10H Feb. 27
~—
14
234 Jan.
1934 Feb. 25
I
4X Feb. 27
Pittsburgh Brewing—1
Fort
Feb".
10X
2X Sale
ZX
575 Harb-Walker Rsfrac com...*
9,884
,;
203
72
Sale
22
■'
20% Jan.
2 2434 Jan. 26
10034 Feb. 16 10034 Feb. 16
1334 Jan.
2
1334 Jan.
2
1
16
~19X Feb". "25
Sale
*
675 Follansbee Bros pref
6,510
2ZX Feb.
100H Feb. 16 10034 Feb.
*
...
""155
10
50 Crandall McK 8c Hend
14
"l"Peb.Ti "I" Feb."14
22
2X
2
Feb.
21
12" ""III
50
1,006 Devonian Oil.............It
4,086 Duquesne Brewing.........5
Class A
.....5
3,330
2,632
1,215
I
•
7,032 Columbia Gas 8c Electric
300 Consolidated Ice pref
4,275
Sale
10
•
6,740 Ulaw-Knox Co
61,121 Carnegie Metals
x2l X
11X
12
1,530 Armstrong Cork Co
2,800
27,313
Sale
Ask
101
30 Amer Window Gleee pref.100
•
m
*
Preferred..
23
100
1,250 Allegheny Steel
4
Ask Bid
Bid
Shares
Shares
New York Stock.
on
78
75X Sale
which low prices since July 1 1933
* New York Curb.
Feb.
15
""i%"Feb".'"6 ""134 Feb." 18
*
were
134 Jan.
made (designated by superior figures in tables), are
Exchange.
as
V'
■
s.
I
,
>'
:
i-S-Vr V"'
111 '*
■
,Y.
"
29
Jan.
7
15
follows:
» New York Produce
■
Jan.
234 Jan.
29
""-v."
V:,'
I"
Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
(i
1935
1934
335,740
601,601
623,220
1,280,652
Stock Sales
Shares
February.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
AQQREQATE
-
SAN FRAN CISCO
SALES
Jan.
February
•
^
July 1
BONDS
1
Feb. 28 1935
2,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
3,000
8,000
1,000
5,000
10,000 Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1935
2,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
1942
2,000 Calif Ore Power Co 6s
8,000 Calif Packing Corp 5s
1940
6,000 City Electric Co 5s
1937
1,000 Pacific Gas & El
9,000
5Hi
6s
2,000
5s
1,000
6,000 Pacific Tel Ac Tel
2,000 Ry Equip Ac Rlty
9,000 S J Lt & Pr Corp
*94
67
62**
31**
l
*
*
Co 5s... 1937
Co 6s_..193S
1957
5s
*
98**
95**
101
*
1955
Ask Bid
80
107
l",350
5",270
-
292
88
13,924 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
900
Preferred
—20
112 Calaveras Cement Co preflOO
3,220 California Copper cap.—..10
3,666 Calif Cotton Mills cap—.190
895 California Ink Co Inc A—_*
24 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.190
12,854 California Packing cap..—*
290 California Water Serf preflOO
995 CaUf West States Life Ins—5
18,536 Caterpillar Tractor cap
•
306 Claude Neon Elec Prod..—.*
1,827 Clorox Chemical A
*
306 Coast Cos Gas Ac El 1st pf 199
895
5
6,932
90
458
10.219
256
1,036
•
73
-
Consol
1,823
3,745
755
227
383
■
372
5.371
285
1.067
*
10
8,305
Inc class A partlc pref
•
21,352 Crown Zeller com rot tr ctfa ♦
2,308
Preference series A.......*
1,202
Preference series B...
*
1,346 Di Giorgio Fruit preferredlOO
997 El Dorado Oil Works cap...*
7,776 Emporium Capwell cap
♦
385 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 19
2,817 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
35 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
14,631 Food Machinery Corp com..*
210
310 Foster Ac Kleiser
215
443
common
650
Highest
Sale Prices
90**
108**
Feb. 27
91
Feb. 27
Feb.
19
Feb.
25 104** Feb. 25
102** Feb. 19
106
92**
103**
106**
Feb. 23
93
Feb. 23 93
93** 95
104** 105**
107** 108**
109
109**
108** 109** 108** Feb. 13 108** Feb. 13
63
67
8
69** Feb.
8 69** Feb.
94
Feb. 28
93
Feb. 7
94
80
Jan.
108
91
Jan.
Feb. 27
Jan. 29
91
4
29 108
102** Feb. 19 102** Feb. 19
104
Jan. 25 104** Jan. 31
106** Jan. 23 106** Jan. 23
107
1Q5**
93
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
94** Jan.
104** Jan.
9
29
Jan.
29
Jan.
28
Jan.
28
Jan.
Feb.
28
313* Jan.
313* Jan.
31
1063* Jan.
106** 107**
Feb.
4 1063* Feb.
106** 106** 106** Feb. 26 108
115
116** 115** Feb. 25 115** Feb. 25 1133* Jan.
1053* Jan.
106** 107
107
Jan.
106** 107**
1013* Jan.
101**
95
106** Jan.
4
108
Feb.
o
115**
105**
107**
101**
1013*
Feb. 2z
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
30**
30
106**
108
111
156**
100**
104
*75**
105
101
Feb.
4
161** Feb"." "6
913*
1043*
107 **
108**
108**
69**
91
Jan.
983* Jan.
22
175*
16**
Sale
2
6**
7**
147
145
75*
Sale
19
20
21
22
30
40
5*
12
125*
2
30**
8**
147
9
17
Feb. 27
18** Feb. 18
30**
315*
20
30
37**
76**
38**
80
Sale
13**
29
25
41
79
10**
42
13
2
Feb.
Feb.
21
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sail*
31
295*
41**
80**
Sale
Sale
14
8** Feb. 20
65* Feb.
Feb.
2
144
Feb. 15 147
75* Feb.
4
3
Jan.
16
1** Jan.
31** Jan.
11
5
143
Jan.
25
7** Jan.
3
23
19
31
5* Feb.
10** Feb.
30
1
7
Feb. 27
255* Feb. 11
5
375* Feb.
77
10
Feb.
Feb.
4
6
6
80
82
375* Feb.
11** Feb. 23
2
Feb.
79** Feb. 27
28**
29
28
30
Feb. 27
255* Feb. 11
42** Feb. 18
80
Feb. 25
11** Feb.
1
43** Feb. 18
31
11** Feb. 21
Feb. 28
815* Feb. 20
31
18
Jan.
31
Feb. 27
215* Feb. 18
Feb. 28
5* Feb.
1
13** Feb. 28
27
5
Feb. 28
31
Sale
UK
9** Feb. 18
Feb.
J an•
12
195* Feb. 11
21** Feb. 14
31
105*
Feb.
2
12** Feb.
.....
22** Sale
21** 22
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
"13"
17
85
17
09
'12**
12
Jan.
2
21** Feb. 14
Feb.
28
5* Feb.
10** Jan.
3
30
Feb.
1
27
255* Feb. 11
20
85
Jan.
Jan.
9
3
13**
2**
31**
8**
Feb. 21
Feb.
2
Jan. 11
Feb. 20
.47
Jan. H
9** Feb. 18
23
Feb. 27
215* Feb. 18
32
Jan.
9
5* Feb.
1
13** Jan. 19
31
Feb. 27
26** Jan. 16
42** Feb. 18
37
Jan.
12
70
10
Jan.
4
80
Feb.
6
11** Jan. 16
43*4 Feb. 18
11** Feb. 21
36** Jan. 15
11** Feb. 23
29** Jan. 15
77
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
10
5
8
8154 Feb. 20
5
29
Industries
Chemical
54 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
"6",718
Lowest
Sale Prices
105""
17
10,961
3,220
1,563
Highest
Sale Prices
101**
92
2,568 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
21
15,542 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com capiO
50 Associated OH Co capital—25
7,386 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
404 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOf
36,767 Byron Jackson com cap——*
32
89**
108
91
103**
Lowest
Par.
19,514
900
87**
Ask
1023
102**
104
104** 1043
22 Alaska Packers Assn cap—
11,947
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1,715 Alaska Juneau GoldM cap.1*
"
;
99
*93**
*
99**
1952
1941
l9Z*
98
85
106 H
1942
Co 5s
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
»
11,500 Emporium Capwell 5 H»--1942
1,000 Food Mach Corp ser A 6s_1938
1946
2,000 Gt Western Pow Co 5s
3,000 Los Ang Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42
5**s—
1949
3,000
3,000 Market Street Ry Co 7S..1940
1945
4,000 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
5,000 Orpheum Thea Ac Rlty 6s 1946
ST0CKS
Shares.
850
54
1
1934
$50,000
98,000
1933
Bid
9, 000
.
-
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
February
r.r-:y '■
.
1935
$35,000
90,500
Bond Sales
...
B
19
com
27**
28**
260
4** Sale
66
67
66
Sale
245
27**
18**
6
27
75**
20**
21 %
1
29**
20
Feb.
8
4** Feb.
1
29
Feb. 27
4**
Sale
"45* Feb"." 19
Sale
Sale
60
Feb.
Feb.
28
66
61
28
66
31
Sale
27** Feb.
4
31
Feb.
7
20
55* Feb.
1
7
60
20
61
2
1
Feb. 28
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
19
7
Sale
31
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
30
75
Sale
2
20** Feb. 11
215* Feb.
1
1
Feb.
8
20** Feb. 11
26** Feb. 28
1
Feb.
8
40** Feb. 28
15** Feb. 23
42
Feb.
7
5
9
20
26 **
;1
19
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
32
Sale
IH
275* Jan.
235
246
Feb. 20
Feb.
1
31** Feb. 11
80
Feb
28
Jan.
4** Feb.
60
61
Feb. 27
31
10 250
1
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Jan.
55* Jan.
70** Jan.
70
Jan.
10
9
9
3
38
Jan.
24
30
20
Feb.
21
554 Jan. 14
26** Jan.
2
71** Jan.
9
215* Jan.
3
20** Jan. 15
1
Feb.
8
7
Feb.
26
22** Jan.
18
Jan.
31** Feb. 11
80
Feb.
28
2154 Jan.
3
26** Feb. 28
1** Jan. 11
Gotland Mercantile Laundry
530
(capital) ......
*
1,397 General Paint Corp A......*
400
2,062
*
405* Sale
16**
18**
2
Sale
5**
___*
5
770 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
Hawaiian Coauaercial At Sugar
8
10
4,013 Golden State Ltd
340
732
1,736
830
10
1,598
4,955
1,001
4,859
207
5,360
1,315
5,997
1,500
cap
40** Sale
14**
155*
2
2**
45*
45*
8**
9
25
46
49
47** Sale
Co of Calif capital
19
Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
34
37
Honolulu Plantation cap..20
Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A—*
Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
26
345*
155*
27
9**
9
Co., Ltd, capital
2
Feb.
1
45* Feb. 26
9
Feb. 21
46** Feb.
6
16** Feb.
2** Feb.
55* Feb. 20
39
Jan.
7>
15** Feb. 23
2
Jan.
28
45* Feb. 26
Feb. 21
85* Jan.
48** Feb. 16
43** Jan.
4
Feb. 28
Feb. IS
31** Jan.
14*4 Jan.
15
16
Jan.
2
85* Jan.
16
7
Jan.
23
3
Jan.
15
9
28
42
Feb.
17** Jan.
2*4 Jan.
554 Jan.
9
Jan.
7
4
24
8
12
48** Feb. 16
Home Fire Ac Marine Insur
1,040
430
1,863
20
25
Common
Preferred.
100
706 Jantxen Knitting Mills com.*
751
1,791 Langendorf United Bakcl A *
3,024 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
653 LA Gas Ac Elec Corp pref.. 100
1,720
434
40
1,000 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
2,859 Magna vox Co Ltd (capital) 2**
485 Magnln Ac Co (I) common...*
40
Preferred
109
2,091
1,700
8**
7J4
2,033
90
Nat Auto Fibres Inc
3,204
27,515
3,204
A common series 1
44,508 Natomas Co capital
Tor footnotes set page 73*
v
155*
26**
9
10
16
27**
Sale
11
34**
15**
265*
85*
9
31
4
4
201
22
8**
21
7
zlH 2?*
24
7
85
7**
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
Feb. 21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
9
Feb.
5
4
75* Feb.
7
8**
7
1 **
85*
8
1
93
9**
Sale
Feb.
7
85** Feb.
90
2,759 Marchant Cal Mach Co com 19
1,800 Market St Ry Co pr pref.. 190
480
V
15**
Sale
5
37
16
27** Feb. 25
9** Feb. 13
9
7
8** Feb. 15
255* Feb. 15
90** Feb' 20
24
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
6
85*
97
3** Sale
4** Sale
93
Feb." "6 "93"" Feb"."
2** Feb. 18
4J* Feb. 28
20** Jan.
4
7
85* Feb. 15
6
4
55* Feb. 27
22** Feb. 18
9
1
Feb.
26
8
Jan.
11
7** Jan.
11
37
16
.
Feb. 28
Feb.
27** Jan.
10
9
18
23
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
55* Feb. 27
22** Feb. 18
7*1
Jan.
8** Jan.
8
21
7
26
81** Jan.
3
90** Feb. 20
6** Jan.
** Jan.
85* Jan.
11
28
23
Feb.
6
93
Feb.
6
3** Feb. 28
5** Feb.
8
2
Jan.
8
4** Feb. 28
9
1
Jan.
15
Feb.
18
Jan.
25
8** Jan. 23
93
Feb.
6
3** Feb. 28
5** Feb.
8
t c
_*
*
Sale
Sale
15
95*
Sale
Sale
13
8
Feb*
Feb.
1
1
15
Feb. 28
9** Fbe. 18
13
Feb.
1
75* Jan.
15
Feb. 28
9** Feb. 18
15
,
SAM
Mae., 1935]
AGGREGATE
In
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Feb. 28 1935
Par
Shares
Shares
North Amer Inv
132
219
10
10
1.730
5,157
233
312
504
410
13,079
780
,F
t,
■
'
i
Corp—
100
5 # % preferred
100
North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
Occidental Insurance cap..10
Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
6% preferred
Ask
Ash Bid
Bid
39
35
Sale
40
35
•
998
1,707
6,180
1,288
:
534
867
11,225
120
120
200
43
It* 8*
41#
37 A
1st preferred
24
Sale
23
14
15#
32
5
112
1,417
400
Sierra Pacific El Co
745
575
226
4,689
55
101,611
128
375
6
•
107
V,;:
pref..110
1,799 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com •
516
Preferred........
...100
182,379 Transamerica Corp capital..*
5,519
2,972
555
5,684
Feb.
5#
1
13# Feb.
Sale
2034 Feb.
24
14# Feb.
3
Feb.
36
11
Jan.
7
16
24
Jan.
18
1834
3
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb.
1
Feb. 21
Feb. 18
Feb.
A Feb.
Sale
71# Feb.
11834 115# Feb.
118
Feb.
42
„
.
Sale
Sale
Sale
116 #
Sale
Sale
.
38
14# Feb.
14# Feb.
Sale
12#
"~6_"
5
90#
34# Sale
10# Sale
87
92#
88
92#
79
79
Sale
9
82#
88
75
.
# Feb. 27
11# Feb. 25
634 Feb. 13
5# Feb. 21
31# Feb. 14
9
85
90
79
Feb.
1
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
# Feb.
Feb.
6# Feb.
5# Feb.
34# Feb.
10# Feb.
12
85
90
79
70# Jan.
Jan.
37# Jan. :
14# Feb.
# Jan. :
1
75
69^
64#
70
29# Sale
33
35
55?
6#
Feb.
1
4
Feb.
Feb.
7
29# Feb.
2
1
6
l#Feb.
10,660 Union OH Co of Calif cap..25
3,588 Union Sugar Co common..25
228
Preferred
25
675 United Air Lines Trans v t c.5
6 Weill Ac Co (Raphael) pf.190
421 WellsFargoBk At UuTr cap 190
555 West Amer Finance Co pf..l9
Western Pipe A Steel of Calif
7,519
common ..........
...19
15#
15
,
20
6#
y
6
94
236
Sale
Sale
# Sale
9
Feb.
13
4
Feb.
28
2
26
10
Feb.
86
Jan.
28
9
90
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Jan. 28
Feb. 13
Jan.
7
Jan. 25
Jan.
Feb.
•
150
No par value,
The National
•
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.09
1134 Sale
2
Sale
5# Feb.
8
16# Feb. 18
7# Feb. 28
7
35
18# Feb. 15
5#
5# Feb. 27
94
Feb.
1
90
236
Feb.
1
238# 240
19#
5#
22
# Feb.
«
K
14# Sale
6
7
#
2#
7#
76
8
62# Jan.
Feb.
6
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
9
2
6
29
32
Jan.
7
33
Jan.
10
35
Feb.
13
11# Feb.
1
5
2# Feb. 19
9
Feb. 20
87# Feb. 28
5# Feb. 18
,
2#
9#
87#
5#
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
Feb. 28
Jan.
7
16#
7#
19#
6#
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1# Jan.
3
8# Feb. 26
83# Feb.
5
Feb.
4
14# Feb.
2
5
5
Jan. 21
17# Jan.
2
5# Feb. 27
Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
18
1
94
Feb.
25
230
>
8#
6
Feb. 13
7
30
1
1
Feb. 28
10# Jan.
4
Feb.
13
Feb.
13
6
Jan.
30
Feb.
7
1
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
15
Feb.
28
6
Feb.
13
t Removed on Sept. 22.
Securities
New York Stock.
Exchanges on which low prlcea since July 11933 were
* New York Ourb.
" Lot Angeles Stock,
made (designated by superior figures In tables)
are as
18
28
27
31
# Feb.
1
# Feb.
8
Jan.
1# Jan.
94
1
5 240
Feb.
Jan.
# Feb.
Yellow Ac Checker Cab Co—
30
79
#
#
5#
29#
1
Feb. 13
14# Feb.
9#
Sale
5# Sale
::
# Feb. 27
12
14
1
Feb.
4
6
Feb.
7
31# Feb. 19
16# Sale
37
Sale
8#
87-
5#
5#
18
1
Jan.
88# Jan.
8
Jan. 15
34 Jan. 28
2# Feb. 25
6# Feb. 26
70# Jan.
8
1
35
;
22
Jan.
77
*18# Feb. 18
14
Feb. 13
1# Feb.
4
834 Feb. 26
83# Feb.
5
5
Feb.
4
2#
8# "~8#
85# Sale
5# Sale
10
Jan.
7
34
9
7# Feb. 18
72# Feb.
4
6
5
62# Jan.
Sale
1# Sale
#
1#
6
6#
29# Sale
15
Sale
1# Sale
#
1
15
2
Jan.
Jan.
6
85
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
6# Feb. 26
70# Feb.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
R
10
11
13
13
28
28
67
71#
30
26
# Feb. 27
Jan.
3
6# Feb. 13
5# Feb. 21
30
Jan. 23
27
"2# Feb"."25 ""2# Feb~."l3
Sale
7
73#
Jan.
24
Jan, 21
Jan,
2
74# Feb. 28
Jan.
4
5
8# Jan.
73 • Feb.
1
Feb. 21
118
Ill
#
11#
14# Jan.
4#
14#
21#
18#
23#
Feb. 13
Feb.
9
Febl 19
Feb. 11
Feb. 28
Feb.
2
8
73
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
Jan.
7
Feb. 28
44
3
Jan.
2
8
18
Jan.
6
1
14#
20#
18#
22#
74#
#
Feb.
Sale
*
301 Telephone Investment Corp *
548 Thomas Alloc Corp class A..*
103
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
Jan.
Feb.
,i
■
360
...—
13,053 Sou Pacific Co com (cmp'l).lOO
5,384 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
3,099
Class B
606 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
9.484 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital •
6,658
963
a
Preferred series 1........*
Preferred series 2....
*
43
8
36
11
18
38
36
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
44
Feb.
10# Feb. 14
Sale
Pac Tel Ac Tel Co common. 100
Preferred.........
100
Paraffine Cos, Inc., com
♦
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
2,662 Rainier Pulp At Pap cl A com *
3,159 Roos Bros Inc common
1
90
Series A preferred......100
79 San Joaq Lt Ac Pr prior pf. 100
10
Prior pref series A
100
1,310 Schlesinger Ac Sons cl A com *
187
Preferred
100
5,780 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
665
5#% cum conv pref....100
1,005
1,584
Feb. 26
39
36
3
Pacific Gas At Elec Co com.25
6% 1st preferred
25
5#% 1st preferred..
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com.
$6 dividend pref
..*
Pac Pub Serv com non-vot..*
First preferred....
•
10
760
10
550
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
13
827 Ry Eq Ac Rlty Co Ltd cl A..
V ••*?;
Lowest
Sale Prices
•
23,597
24,606
48,006
3,451
2,552
4,351
10,216
1,745
3,985
424
Highest
Sale Prices
11
PaauhauSugarPiantCo caplS
10,431
10,408
1,865
1,680
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
•
B
1
1933
Since
February
July 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
69
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
follows:
Stock Sales
1935
February
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
Bond Sales
1934
February.
320,527
606,249
677,120
1,271,767
___
1934
1935
...
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
$2,000
4
AOGREOATE
SALES
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July
1
RANGE
SINCE JAN.
1
1933
Since
In
February
Jan.
stocks
1
Feb. 28 1935
Shares
200
Shares
Par
685 Ambassador Petroleum Co.. 1
1,300
3,900 Bandinl Petroleum Co.
1
966 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
....5
3,600 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
10
346 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
62,400 Buckeye Union Oil com.
1
38,775
Common rot tr ctfs
1
61,833
Preferred...
1
87,767
Preferred vot trust ctfs-.l
1,000 Byron Jackson Co
*
300
1,300
40
45,900
29,900
29,283
42,334
700
150 California Bank
50
200
600 Chapman's Ice Cream Co—.*
Chrysler Corp
5
1,600 Citizens Nat T & S Bank-20
•
300
1,266
550
600
3,300
366
Preferred
_..*
700 Douglas Aircraft Inc
*
9,900 Emaco Derr 8c Equip Co.....5
3,925 Exeter Oil Co A
..1
100
3,400
3,125
116
1,300 Gladding McBean & Co
*
2,000 Globe Grain & Milling Co..25
40 Goodyear T & R Akron com.*
1,106 Goodyear T & R(CaUf) pf.100
20
300
17,500
1,500
4,000
114,615
151,100
8,900
1,000
2,000
95,300
94,900
Hancock Oil Co A
♦
Holly Development Co..
1
Jade Oil Co
1
Klnner Airpl & Motor Corp.l
Lincoln Petroleum Corp
959
4.900
409
409 Marbelite Corp.............*
850 Mascot Oil Co.......
1
"""ioo
200
220
545 Mills Alloys Inc A
860
600
29
200 Occidental Pet Corp
666 Oceanic Oil Co..
200
7,666 Olinda Land Co
32,000
'"566
100
400
.
900
1,000
1,800
400
337
.
.
3,600
2,000
4,100
495
100
400
1,300
3,900
85
2,900
3,900
5,900
400
200
43
2,700
1
3,300 Pacific Indemnity Co
...10
766 Pac Lighting Corp com
•
592
4% preferred
•
766 Pacific
National Co
4,900 Republic Petr Co Ltd.
10,000 Rice Ranch Oil Co
Feb.
60
Jan.
2
25c
Feb.
6
11c
Jan.
10
25e
Feb.
6
24c
13
11c
Jan.
7
24c
Feb.
49c
40c
48c
45c
27
60c
8
28c
Jan.
13
8
Sale
50c
Sale
44c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
29c
Jan.
8H Feb.
23
\
8
38H
Sale
Sale
T.15 1.25
5%
7k
41
Feb.
JK,
25
22 H
10
23
0% Sale
12c
20c
12c
10c
20c
90c
22 H
40c
Sale
40c
3c
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Sale
HH
50c
ik
49c
19c
31c
lc
87.
20
16
26
38K Jan. 30
OK Feb. 26
Feb.
5
Feb.
19
Feb.
27
Feb.
15
Feb.
13
1
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
28
19
Feb.
5
Feb.
18
Feb.
:
26c
15c
50c
17c
-----
50c
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1
3
20c
35c
4Hc
6
1H
26c
23c
4H
40c
05c
10H
10H
7k
8k
13 H
20 H
18H
10
21H
72
5H
20H Feb. 27
8
8K Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
19
13c
350
25H Jan.
29
24H Jan.
10
Feb.
13c
3
Feb.
Feb.
20
Jan.
3
Feb.
20
Jan.
10 362 H Feb.
340
Jan.
22
Feb.
2
2c
Jan.
12
67He Feb. 19
38c
Jan.
5
52He Feb.
1.25
1.30
70c
Sale
88 k Sale
14
8
2
2
5H Feb. 19
2c
21
5
28
25
8
79
Feb.
16
9H Jan.
2
31c
15H Feb. 28
40c
2c
Feb.
Jan.
8
12
67H Feb. 19
80c
Feb.
11
Feb.
11
40c
Jan.
16
4
1.10
10
81
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
60c
Feb.
5
10
19
75c
Feb.
90
Feb. 15
18
9
ik Feb.
90
4
Sale
5
Jan.
Sale
49c
Feb.
28
49c
Feb. 28
49c
Feb.
28
49c
Feb.
27c
29c
26c
Jan.
25
26c
Jan.
28
25
17c
20c
Feb.
6
20c
Feb.
20c
Jan.
Jan.
21
20c
Jan.
21
1405 1550
22c
5
5H Feb. 11
ik Feb. 20
28c
23c
4
9
Feb.
6
5H Feb. 18
5H Feb. 19
6
5
5H Feb. 11
1H Feb.
2
23c
Feb.
6
10
iltl
'i3K
Sale
8k
23c
Jan.
10
Feb.
8
9
Feb.
11
9H Feb.
13H Feb.
20H Feb.
18H Feb.
15
Sale
2H
3
35c
24
28
5c
9H Jan.
10H Jan.
4
30
13
Sale
6%
Sale
13 K
9
Feb.
2H Feb.
18
40c
36c
Feb.
36c
4
Feb. 25
ok Feb. 21
5K Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb.
8
19
6
25
36c
Jan.
22
2H Jan.
18
78H Feb.
7
88
Jan.
14
3
16
Feb.
Feb.
6
14
Feb.
18
15
Feb.
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
2
Feb.
25
Feb.
18
1
45c
17
6
8
3H Feb. 27
Jan. 4
9
Feb.
36c
x
Feb.
H Jan. 15
7H Jan.
2
8K Feb. 28
Jan.
33H Jan.
ok Feb. 21
10
2
89H Feb.
37K Feb. 19
Feb.
91
15
13
21
2
29
11
40c
4
2H Feb. 26
79
14
Sale
15
Jan.
Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb. 19
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Feb.
85H
uk
25
H Jan.
3H Feb. 27
Feb. 25
21H
18H
16K
23H
24H
83H
23 K
23 H
Jan.
Jan.
5
23
19
75
8k Feb. 28
18
6
22
24
22K Feb.
15
9
Feb.
Sale
4
24
H Feb.
Feb.
17
19
7H Feb. 25
Feb.
21k
22
18 H Sale
10
72
Feb.
Sale
15
14K Jan.
20K Jan.
18H Feb.
19
14
H Feb.
9
13% Feb. 25
6
11H Feb.
Sale
30
10
73 H Feb.
29
17
Jan.
Jan.
9H Feb.
22 k Feb.
11H Sale
21k
18 k
9
15
7
9
19
7
28
31
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
40c
11H Feb. 28
Jan.
Feb.
1
19
Jan.
9
11
10
16
6
28
14
5
16
ok
29
Feb.
25c
40c
9%
13H
20H
18H
35H Sale
6H
27
Jan.
40c
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 15
Feb.
4
Feb. 28
Feb.
8
2H Feb. 26
7
78H Feb.
89H Feb. 19
6
34% Feb.
7k
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5H Feb. 18
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
72
"7k tft"
8K Sale
27
5
25c
8H Jan.
21K Jan.
9
76
23c
27
11H Feb. 28
11
2
19
14
Feb.
5H Feb. 18
9H
13 H
20K
18K
7
9
19
5H Feb.
1H Feb.
25c
5c
21K Feb.
73
27
14
28
ik Feb. 20
11H
20 K
2K
15H
Jan.
Jan.
14
5
10%
%
7
26
Feb.
49c
11H Sale
85
1
8
28 82He Jan.
2
5H Feb.
10H
24 H
OK Jan.
18
Feb.
Feb.
85
Feb.
32
22
13c
ik Feb.
80c
1.30 Feb.
60c
Feb.
8
10
7
18
20
15 362H Feb.
1
Jan.
13c
Feb.
40c
3c
Sale
40c
13 H
14H
11k Sale
823
153
29
20H Feb. 27
28
....
28
20H Feb. 27
25c
17H
.40
3
22
15 H Feb.
40 c Feb.
60c
,
19
15
19
28
3
31
1
45c
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
sk Jan.
3H
39K
24H
11H
Jan.
10 % Feb.
40c
Feb.
2c
Feb.
41c
Feb.
08c
2H
21
Jan.
76
40c
3
2
16
Jan.
6
16
Feb.
Sale
22
76
Jan.
35c
5
14
Feb.
25c
uk
21
19
7
22
19
7
76
30c
9
*
41H Feb.
31
Feb.
Feb.
36c
6H
5H
24
Feb.
7
79
60c
35 K
16
18
Jan.
22 H Feb.
36c
2H
Jan.
5H Jan.
21c
$^
2H
Feb. 27
4
Jan.
20
5
19
Jan.
1.10
35c
35c
50c
25c
25c
5
2k Feb.
36H
20K
10K
7H
14
60c
50c
30c
5
Jan.
27
167 Samson Corp B common....*
6% Preferred
...10
6 San Joaquin LAP 6% pr pflOO
125
7% preferred
100
19
Feb.
Feb.
8*
20k
47c
For footnotes see page 75.
Feb.
Feb.
20 H Feb.
20K
36c
lc
5H
5
25c
Sale
UK Sale
1H Sale
60c
82He
85
2
19
26
26
5H Feb. 19
5k Jan. 11
20H Feb. 27
nl
70
75
22
7K Jan.
57He Sale
6
7
35c
2,600 Socony Vacuum OH Co....15
11,400 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
344
Original preferred......25
6,800
7% preferred...........25
9,460
4% preferred...........25
11,500
5H% preferred..
25
400 So Calif Gas 6% pref A....25
400
4% preferred............25
60 So Counties Gas 4% pref. 100
4,560 Southern Pacific Co......l0t
19
Feb.
5H Feb.
350
15c
52He
9,150 Security First Nat Bank...20
542 Security Co units...........
400 Shell Union Oil Corp.......*
1,400 Signal Oil-Gas A.
•
Feb.
60c
Feb.
16
16 57He Feb.
9
Feb.
3
25H Jan.
21
9H Sale
362Sale
v
25c
40c
...
9
OK
20 H
...—
1
1,985
57He Feb.
25
11H
1
19
Feb.
42
6% Sale
2k
3
36
36H
23 H
24
11H Sale
7%
7k
1.20 1.35
25c
lc
w
9H
20
7^
4k
8k
*
160 Pac Public Service pref new. *
2,700 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
91
365
6
14
...1
.......
8,400 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
1,566
Preferred series A.......10
1,000
Preferred series C
..10
V:.:; 100
Preferred series D
10
966 Pac Gas & Elec Co com....25
1,000
1st pref 6%
....25
1,000
1st preferred 5H%
25
500
"WOO
1
70
1
21
25
25c
700 Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Dev..l
75 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
200
20
Feb.
11
*
B
Feb.
Feb.
6
*
860
16
15c
37
61
Merchants Petroleum Co...l
Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb. 19
Jan. 24
Jan. 24
3K
ok
3H
71H
14c
5H
<
25 1.05
19
22
15
Feb.
3H Jan.
6H Jan.
2k Jan.
65
20
18H
75c
Sale
7a
275
.1
11
19
13
47c
3k
A*
10,500 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
17,000 L A Gas 8c Elec 6% pref
100
2,253 L A Industries Inc.........2
6,506 L A Investment Co..
..10
4,800
14,600
25
46c
12c
»
Feb.
3H Feb.
6% Feb.
3H Feb.
15c
25H
»
75c
Sale
25c
142 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
500
100
Feb. 25
6
ok Feb. 15
2H Feb. 6
3 k Feb.
14c
90c
»
75c
20c
i"
^
3
Highest
Sale Prices
65 v
_____
100 Crystallte Products Corp...*
10
Preferred...
...100
0%
Lowest
Sale Prices
15c
37 k
\
1.00
3k
Highest
Sale Prices
63
16H
'
OK
2%
Lowest
Sale Prices
70
Sale
20
...
~~3H
Sale
7c
6c
15c
1
3k
ok
Ask
A*
3C
26
1.00
3H
oy8
A*A
4,166 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
1,306 Consolidated Oil Corp......*
4,360 Consolidated Steel com
*
2,100
Ask Bid
75c
5%
42
•
:
25
new
800 Calif Packing Corp.....
_*
307 Central Investment Corp. 100
151
600
15c
2
»
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
Jan.
3
ok Feb. 21
5k Jan. 16
13 K
Feb. 25
11H Feb.
6
29
Feb.
13
20H
17H
16H
23H
23k
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
2
6
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
80 Jan.
8
14
Feb.
31
6
Jan.
2H Jan.
22
18
Feb.
9
89H Jan.
21
79
38
17
Jan.
26
Feb.
6
7H Jan.
5
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
23H Feb.
24H Feb.
85H Feb.
9
10
6
18
15
18
19
2
25
Jan.
7
14K
12K
30H
22K
19K
17H
19
AQOREGATE
SALES
to
Since
In
February
Shares
,v
60
114
104
"2,766
100
13,300
Jan.
STOCKS
1
Shares
210 Square D Co B
134
A preferred
Feb. 28 1935
common....*
*
104 Souare D Co Inc.......
2
7% preferred
100
75
7,000 Standard OH of Calif
.*
26%
8
500 Taylor Milling Corp.....—.*
28,300
Tranaamerlca
5
Corp
4.Q
400
100
MINING
8,200
1,785
3,702
200
400
101
536 Bethlehem
23',750
4%
*11%
10
29%
5
30%
12%
% Sale
81
15% Sale
04c
03c
5
.v*
60c
26
7%
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
10
15
9% Feb.
23% Feb.
10
Feb.
13
3%
80c
10
Sale
-----
85c
12
29%
Sale
12%
13%
Sale
5%
78
16%
03c
4
82%
Sale
04c
4%
4%
65c
85c
14%
15%
29% Feb.
7,600
Calumet Gold Mines Co—10c
Imperial Development Co.25c
Oatman Rainb Gold M Co. 10c
Tom Reed Gold Mines Co...l
1
Zenda Gold Mining Co
Amer Tel & Tel Co
""700
1,200
800
400
1,500
""300
400
2,500
3,400
2,100
3,300
2,800
100
(The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
Steel
Corp
Cities Service Co....—...
100 Cord
Corp
—....
General Electric Co
General Motors Corp
5
*
..10
Montgomery Ward & Co
*
Packard Motor Car Co..—..*
of America
*
40 Standard OH Co (New Jer)_25
*
1,000 Tide Water Assoc OH
1,200 Warner Bros Pictures.....5
Radio Corp
5 "31~
16%
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6c
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25c
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17%
17 %
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17
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103
104 % Sale 106
4%
3%
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29 k
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13
32
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3
2
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7
3
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11
5
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5
80
Feb.
18
15
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25
4%
5
39
9
3%
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7
5
5
30
7
7
Jan.
11
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2
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4
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13
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1
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Feb. 13
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1
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8
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5
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8
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3
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16
12
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3
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7 106
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5
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Feb. 26 31%
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5
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2
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7
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103
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2
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03c
Feb. 27
4% Feb. 19
4% Feb. 20
65c
Feb. 26
14% Feb. 27
80
7
7% Jan.
21% Jan.
75
UNLISTED STOCKS—
6,000
9% Feb.
5
24% Feb. 20
10
Feb. 13
6
6
13
60
60
11
Lowest
STOCKS—
300 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co 10c
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
55,500
56,000
56,500
2,000
76,150
21,200
30,000
13,500
43,000
20
Ask
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
12
12
24%
23
76
53 Union Bank & Trust Co...50
25
17,400 Union Oil of Calif
36,500 U S OH & Royalties Co
25
56,200 Universal Cons Oil Co.—10
130 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd..*
3,100 Wellington Oil Co
1
100 Western Pipe & Steel Co—10
50
-
70c
3
2
6,300
3,000
39,000
;
>6
10
*
Feb. 1
Bid
8
SINCE JAN.
RANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
71
STOCK EXCHANGE
ANGELES
LOS
MAR., 1935]
4%
30%
%
4%
21%
29%
25%
4
4%
41%
8%
3%
6 106
7
Jan.
Jan. 12
Feb. 27
Feb. 25
Feb.
25
Jan.
15
11
Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb. 18
_
&
Jan.
Jan.
1
42
2
3
7
Jan.
7
Feb.
18
Jan.
17
3
2
9% Jan.
4% Jan.
as follows:
San Francisco Curb.
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In the earlier part of
the country,
this publication complete records of the dealings
for the latest month and for the calendar
General Quotations we
those dealt in
on
combine in
one
year
to
date,
are
on
the leading stock exchanges of
In this department of
furnished.
only
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not
The following is an indes
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
to the different classes of securities quoted:
Page
Page
Seats——.——-.-—.———— 88
Exchange
Federal Land Bank Bonds
95
——————
Foreign Government Bonds....—.——... 96
Industrial Bonds....
Industrial
Insurance Stocks
89
........—
...............116
.....
77
Investment Trust Securities.............
for all
Quotations
securities are
as
Mining Stocks
near
tothe price, he mast pay
78
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Utility Bonds—.......
Public
Utility Stocks...............—... 84
possible
as
.......
72
Bonds.........................
for
the
closing
day of the
month
94
—
89
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Textile Stocks
Public
Railroad
76
.......
Real Estate Bonds....—
95
...
P*«e
»
Railroad Stocks
97
89
Stocks.. 89
United States Government Securities..... 95
95
United States Territorial Bonds....
preceding
As tbe New York Stock
the date of issue.
prices "and Interest;," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "f" is prefixed
deviation from this rule.
accrued interest in addition to the price.
the price Includes the interest, should there
89
-
.....
Canadian
Bxchange began wibb Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond
mark to Indicate the fact except where there Is a
...115
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)..
86
...............—
Stocks.—.
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default, in wnich cases
be any.
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that Is, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price,
The letter
and
As already stated in the case of income bonds and bonds fn
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately In making payment.
default, the price is always "flat." and no 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 addition to the price.
msrely nominal, but In a
(t should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are
eases the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following
abbreviations are often used, vis.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for
consolidated
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bid.
Bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4}*s 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942 -JAD
Akron Canton &
aro
Ask.
96
99
100
45
47
49
6s 1943 ser A—JAD
107
108
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
102
JAJ
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948 —JAJ
9
fr
5
Alabama A Vicksburg By—
95
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..MAN
102
Albany A Susq 3}*s g 1946.AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 6s 1944
FAA
*
Coll A conv 5s 1949...— .JAD
Col A conv 6s 1960
AAO
£
Certificates of deposit
lO ih. !*
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942—MAS
Allegheny A Western—
90
1st mtge guar 4s 1998—AAO
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J / 53
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995—AAO
110}*
105
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
105}*
Stamped
-—MAN
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955 JAD
103**
Conv g 4s of *05 due 1955. JAD
103**
Conv g 4s of *10 due I960-JAD
102
Conv deb 4}*s 1948
108**
JAD
Trans S L 1st g 4a 1958—JAJ
109}*
Cal-Arls 1st A rr 4 3*s '62 op MAS
111
102
Bocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965
JAJ
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
28
JAJ
Atl A Birm. Seo Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
t-COrH O O
©00
1st M 4 Hs 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern—
CO
MH OO 00
1st mtge gold 5s 1946.
JAD
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
M 5Hb 1929 extd
to May 1954
112**
AAO
67
FAA
102 H
irA
22}*
22
108
96
58
95}*
cons
4s July 1 1952
94}*
103
MAS
unif ser A4H« 1964.JAD
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
33
*.'S9¥
3.50
2.25
103}*
105H
112}*
103
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948
102 H
107
AAO
AAO
5-yr sec notes 4}*s 1939 .FAA
Conv g 4}*s 1960
FAA
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A.JAD
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series O.JAD
Bef A gen 5s 2000 ser D-.MAS
Bef A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq tr 4}*s 1935-40 (yr)—MAN
Eq tr 4}*a '30-'41 O (yr)-.FAA
Eq tr 5s 1935-37 (yr)
FAA
Eq tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)
FAA
PIttsb Lake Erie A W Va—
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g 4m 1951
JAJ
JAJ
72
48
64
63*
....
11%
86
b
895*
2.75%
1.50%
b
b
b
Boston Kev Beach & Lynn—
1st m 45*s July 15 1947.JAJ15
3.25%
3.25%
3*25%
Gen m 6s *33 extd to *38-JAJ 15
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now IstOgold 5s 1938.JAD
82}*
98
95
83
110
68
65
Beeeh Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936
JAJ
101H
1951—AAO
95 H
50
Ext 33*s
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49. FA A
Belt BB A Stk Yds (Ind'pTis)—
MAN
Belvidere Dal 1st 3}*s 1943—JAJ
4}*s July 1937
4 He impt 1978
4s May 1 1935 gu
3}*s Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Bef 3Ks 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
k Last sale.
»
103
1035*
70
102""
101
65""
103 5*
103
106
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944.JAD
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
87
Boonville St L A Sou 5s *51-FAA / 30
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63—JAJ
100**
5s June 1942—..———.JAD
102
JAJ
JAJ
FAA
N Y G-MAN
b
60
4.25
72
63
2.00
3.50%
1.00%
1st mtge gu g 4s
1955.——FAA
84 X
35
51
45
106}*
Brunswick A Western—
97 X
94
109
JAD
68
1942
63^
108
/ This price iucludes accrued Interest.
3.50%
3.50%
100
—FAA
1937
—FAA
JAJ
Equip 5}*s 1935 1937 (yr) FAA
Eq tr 6« 1935-38 (year)—.JAD
Aug
3.25%
«
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
109
1938
69
69
67
Boston A N Y Air Line—
109""
5s July 1
60
4.25
4.25
3s July 1950
75
64
S354
63
107
1st ref gold 4s 1939
.«•«».
5s 1955 ser 2
4s Feb 1
106
108
Ork
6s 1967 ser
4s
90}*
Piacat Dlv g 5s Jan 1943.-AAO
St Johns Blv Ext gu 5s '39.FAA
Beech
m
81*"
82"*
80
68
67
_
m
102
MAN
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938.—JAJ
118}*
m
1st
107
102
103
106
4s stamped 1951
Medford Ext 5s 1937
Battle Creek A Sturgis—
1st guar g 3s 1989
::::
ZW
79
1943
May 1940
1st
80""
Boat A Maine (old)
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan *43.AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
103
109
110
102**
77
84
90
...
AO.—.MAS
MAN
4**s 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 4V*t 1935-1943 (yr)-AAO
Equipment trust 5s......
1st
86
Baltimore A Ohio—
105}*
104
105
5s
93
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
JA1
Augusta Onion Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
—
—
5s May 1943
5s Mar 1942
5s Jan
82
80
75
78
76
75
(new) 5b Sept '41
48-Ss April 1947
58 Apr 1944
38
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
.AAO k 45
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947-.AAO
106
Austin A Northwestern—
Toledo A OIn Dlv 4s 1959-JAJ
106
JAJ
5%
MAN
b
Equipment trust 4 }*s
Eq 6}*s Feb 1936 (year) FAA 6
b Basis.
2.75%
101
36
JAJ
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948...JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
Befund gold 4s 1941—MAN
S W Dlv 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
as
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen
(yr).FAA b 3.50
111
Atlantic Coast Line BB—
1st
1936-'41 E
Boston A Maine
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Atlantic A Yadkin—
Prior lien 6s 1948
1st
Eq 4}*a
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
47
Great Southern—
1st 6s. 1938
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
Bid.
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—-
Youngstown—_
A.-AAO /
Gen A ref 5}*s 1946 ser B AAO /
1st cons g
Bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line BB (Concl)
Gen & ref 6s 1946 ser
Alabama
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
34
101}*
102 5*
100}*
90
100
92
100}*
83
85
83
85
Sale price.
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938
—JAJ
Buffalo Ureek 1st 5s 1941—.JAJ
1961
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
MAS
1st ref 5s
Con g 4}*s
1957
Buff A Susquehanna
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
Burl Cedar Rapids A
MAN
BR Corp—
JAJ
101 J*
106}*
98}*
106**
59 **
63
90
89
North-
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34—AAO ♦/ 21
Certificates of deposit
f 18
Butte Anaconda A Pac 6s*44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g
Gen M g 4s 1955—
1941-JAJ
FAA
Cambria A Ind 1st 4}*s '68.-JAJ
Eq tr 5}*s 1935-38 (year) MAN
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.AAO
Can Nat Bys 4}*s gu 1954-MAS
43*a guar 1957
4}*s guar 1968..—
4Mb guar 1951
4}*a guar 1956——
45*s guar 1955
40-yr 5s guar 1970
5s guar July 1 1969
JAJ
JAD
MAS
FAA
JAD 15
FAA
JAJ
20
93}*
109""
108
103
105
103}*
107
103}*
111*1
1043*
112}*
104**
1133*
113
115
114
116
118
119
115**
118
5s guar Oct 1 1969
AAO
100**
Equip trust 7s ser E 1935-M&N
Eq tr 43*s 1935-1942 (gu) MAN 63 80 to
Eq tr 4V*s 1935-45 (ann)—JAD 63 80 to
63.80 to
Equipment trust 5s
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
J&D
S F deb 6}*s 1946
—JAJ
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939—JAJ
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
104}*
112}*
104}*
113**
106*
124.
99**
_
118**
j1!1
if
USH
NOTICE.—All bond prlo are "and Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
97 M
M&S
100 %
J&D
104%
Coll tr
87
Eq tr 4Mb 1940-1945 s-a. J&D
„
Oaro Cent 1st xgu4a 1949—J&J
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938. .J&D
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.J&8D16
/
4334
107 34
107 M
75
1st A ret g 5s
Inc ntge 5s
44
30
1st
43%
gold 5s 1945M&N f 19
fief & gen 534s 1959 ser B.A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser C—A&O
Eq tr 4Mb '35-'40®er P(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4 Ma '35-'40serQ(yr)M&N %
•>
9%
Eq tr 5s 1935-'38 (yrly)_.J&D
Chat Div gold 4s 1951-. -J&D fk 20
Macon A Nor g 5s 1946-— J&J
Mid Q a A Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
II
Mobile Diy
g 5s
J&J
10734
9834
106
97
2.50 %
3.25
Eq tr 4Mb 1935-'41 <yr)—P&A
Central Pacific—
Cine & Mush Val 4s
99%
97%
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
P&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
Coll tr
69
Eq tr
Caattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu-J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939—
M&N
General 4Mb gold 1992—M&S
Ref & impt 434s 1993 ser A A&O
Ref & impt 4Ws *95 ser B J&J
Eq tr 4Mb '35-40 W (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 35-'38 (vr)
M&S15
Eq tr 534s '35-'37 (yrly)„J&D
Eq 6Ks 1935 (ann)
J&D
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
-.J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41-M&S
4.50%
104%
1st mtge g 7s 1936
J&J
Charleston & Western Carolina—
1st mtge g 5s 1946
A&O
Chat Ore &JLron—see Indus Bonds
5.00
Wl'i
110%
110%
b
3.25
11054
11054
2.50%
2.50%
b
3.25
b 2.00
b 2.60
1.25%
104 M
k 102%
110
•
Ser B 4 Us Ken gtd
ser
109
114
B 1977.-F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A.-P&A
Illinois Div 3 Mb '49 op '29 J&J
.
4s July 1 1949
J&J
♦1st consol 6s gold 1934—A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82-M&N
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—M&S
Stamped
Oaicagu Indiana
3.50%
10954
11454
1st M
—
.
111
75
117
25
24%
27
90M
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
92%
20M
24%
7M
754
'
C—A&O
id
87
J&D
1935-37
M&N
Columbia & Port Deposit—
1st ra 4s 1940
P&A
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
Ext gold 4s 1948
A&O
S
49%
49%
19*%
48
49
50
57
b
7.00"
b
7.00
7.00
b
6%
6%
6%
41
44 M
42 J-
44%
42}
46%
49
4634
51%
49%
57"
tin
/
61
4.00
b
65"
22%
19%
19%
24%
16
16%
6%
7.00
A M&N b
91
64
3-25%
103
10254
10534
*
Conn
River gold 4s 1943
70
M&S
108%
109
116
4s
28"
1—-A&O
1955
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 634*
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
3634
7.00
7 00
7.00
7.00
21
45"
J&J
A.J&D
46
36
*42-J&D
37
40
lst'l A ref g 7Mb '36 ser
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B—J&D
31%
Imp A equip 5s 1960
M&N
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951.-J&J
Del & Bound Br 334 s 1955J
3034
28
3134
3134
89"
.
102%
Delaware & Hudson—
10034
8634
A&O
Conv 5s 1935
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
M&]
15-yr g 53** May 1 *37 -M&J
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
Gen income 5s
Aug '55
102
8654
9654
10254
1st mtge g 4s 1936
—F&
Denver & Rio Grande Western-
934
834
P&-.
Assented subject to plan
Ref & impt 6s L978 ser B.A&O
tr 5s 1935 ser M (yr)_J&D
5s *35-'38 O (yr)
J&D b
634s 1935-30 ser J (yr) M&S b
634s 1935-36 K (yr)..A&0 b
Proof of claim filed
65""
64
3ll5%
3.25%
3.25%
3%
::::
P
55
55
IV*
26
4734
f
5
f
/
2
10234
'mmnmm
334
334
/
•
1034
—
Amended 1st con 4 Ha 1982
(Nov '32 and May r37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit
Port Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Port St Un Dept Det 4Mb *41 J&J
Ft Worth & D O 6s 1921—
Ext at 534% to 1961
J&D
Galveston Houston & Henderson
1st lien A ref M 534s 1938 A&O
GalvesMtu Term 6s iy38—
M&S
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948. J&D
Ga Oaro & N 1st 5s g 1929--J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
M&N
Otfs of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
1st M & ref 6s 1952
100 %
Deb
57}
A..M&N
ser
A&O
94
3254
52
b
4 34s'35-'42 (yr.)
9834
93%
Connecting Ry (Phlla)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51-M*
1st 5s
1951
1
Ohic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
Bq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Oi-J ass:
CO
41M
45
101"
O CK^MO) ^-
109%
f
——
90
B
ser
74
74
3
103
10634
8234
9034
11634
/ 17
/ 20
117""
18
28
♦/ 2334
i I
15
13
P&A f
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
—A&O
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945—J&J
Deb 5s 1952
A&O
Eq tr 4Mb 1935-1939 s-a M&N
Goshen & Deckerfn 1st 5%s 1978
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 4 His 1941—J&J
2d 4s 1936
A&O
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962...
—J&J
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu_M&N
1st 4s Feb'15 '42 Alg gu_M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu..J&J
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940--A&O
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
M&8
6H* 1936 series F
F&A
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
1st g gu 4s j July 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '35-'43 (yr)—
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947---J&D
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A—J&J
1st & ref g 4>is '61 opt '41-J&J
Gen M 5 Mb 1952 ser B—J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
J&J
Gen 4Mb 1976 ser D__
J&J
Gen 4Mb 1977 ser E
J&D
Eq tr 4Mb 1935-1939
M&S
Eq tr4%B 1935-1940 D (yr)j&J
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)—M&S
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15'35 39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 4Mb 1935-1940.J&D
Gfeenb Ry 1st st gu 4s '40--M&N
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Guintanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
J&J
634
44
104
97
48
39Co
5.50
95
100
105 M
104
-
93 M
18
'
J&J /
opt—M&N
1950---
1st cons ref 4Mb '52
88
1st extend g 4s 1955
14
48
Gen ref gold 4s
Columbus & Toledo—
0%
Ohic Milw A Gary 1st 5s *48 .A&O
ser
ser
1977
23
6
Chicago Lame Shore A Eastern—
l«t M 4Mb 1969
opt 1919.J&D
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940—J&J
95
105
97
Eq tr 5%%
18"
Chic Indianapolis & St. Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—A&O
Conv g 4Mb 1949
f 5s 1973
50
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B-J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series C—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & gen 6s May *68 ser B J&J
Monon Coal gu 5s *36 opt J&D
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
A&O
Ref M g 4 Mb May 1 '35—M&N
General mt^e 4Mb 1980—M&N
Assented 4s 1980
& Southern Ry
50-yr 5s 1975 series A__
F&a
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—J&J
Gen g 3 Mb B May 1 1989—J&J
Gen 4Mb May *89 series O.J&J
Gen 4Mb May '89 ser E—J&J
Gen M 4Mb May '89 serP.J&J
Eq 434a'35-'43 B A F (yr).J&J
Eq 4Mb *35-'41 G A H(yr)_J&J
Equip tr 5s'35-*40 ser B(yr)P&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 334s g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tar M&N
Gen M 4 34s'87stpd Inc taxM&N
Gen M 434"'87 stpd inc tax M&N
15-year 6 Mb Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Mb May 2037—J&D
lot & ref 4Mb May 2037C J&D
s
7434
10234
-—
105%
100%
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
Jleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 534* 1972 series A..A&O
Coal RIv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
Colorado & Southern
6%
f
f
103
Gen A ref 4Mb 1981 ser B J&J
Oleve Snort L4^i 1961--.-A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st s f 434"
♦
104
93
95
45
634
Certificates of deposit.-.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
92
103%
Series B 3 Mb gen gtd 1942. A&O
Ser O 334* gen gtd 1948—M&N
105 %
108%
Ohic & East 111 (new colGen M 5s May 1951--—M&N
62%
103%
91%
1935.M&N
1942
J&J
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
Series B 1953
1%
7134
62J4
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4Mb gen gtd 1942—J&J
107
109
1st M 5s 1945 guar
A&O
Chicago & Alton RR—
44 M
Refunding g 3s 1949——A&O
Equip trust 6s
Jan 15
1936
b 4.25
(yearly)
J&Ji
Chicago Burlington A Qulncy—
108%
:
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
71
1938
5s
Clev & Marietta 4Mb
105M
100
10854
100 %
St L Div 1st col trg 4s'90 M&N
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40-M&S
White W V Div 1st 4s '40-J&J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling
Gen M 5s 1936
J&D
Cleveland & Mahoning
gold 4s 1996
9454
10134
7454
10054
101
10434
J&D
93
_
Gen gu g 334» ser
Series C 1940.
101
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
O W & M Div 1st 4s g '91.J&J
Gold
_
B 1940--J&J
10234
J&J
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J / 4334
/ 60
Florida East Coast 434* '69-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1974—
M&S
Certificates of deposit
45
Eq 4Mb 1935 G (s-a)—A&O
45
Eq 4M» '35-'41 H (s-a).-M&S
9834
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J / 24
109
J&D
103
90
Erie & Pittsburgh—
3%
111^
112Hi
107
101
113
3.75
A
J&J
J&J
O '57-M&N
105
A&O
Erie—
106""
105
11234
8934
104"
b
103
101
J&J
7334
A. _A&0
73
A&O
5034
Series D 1953—
A&O
64
Ref & impt m 5s 1967—M&N
6334
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
b
2.00
Eq tr 6s 1936 (year) —J&J16
b
3.85
Eq 4Mb '35-'41 LL (s-a)—M&8 ft
3.85
Eq tr 448 1935-43 (s-a)—M&S
ft
3.85
Equipment trust 5s
ft
3.70
Equipment trust 5%s
10434
Peun coll g 4s Feb 11951—F&A
11634
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
102
Ref A imp M 6s '41 ser O—J&J
Ref & imp M 5s '63 ser D..J&J
Ref A impt 4 Mb ser E 1977. J&J
.
112
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st & ref 4Mb
87
10634
102
A&O
Gen lien gold 4s 1996-
10334
101 Hi
1st coos guar g 4s 1940—F&
Clev Cine Ohic & St Louis—
11234
105
103
1st gtd g 5s 1943
J&
Olevelaud Akron & Columbus—
119
3934
50
47
Edmonton, Dunvegan & Brit
Columbia Ry 4%b 1944—A&O
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941
M&N
Elmira & Williams port—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 5s 2862
A&O
El Paso & R list gu fis 1951-J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
Prior lien
104
102
1st M 4Hs 2020 ser
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
General 4s gold 1993—
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
10954
10934
11434
10854
104
106
M&N
1st & ref 6s 1966
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
_100
~102
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948--
9754
37%
/
Clearfield & Mahoning—
6
46
104
(yr)—A&O
1935 38
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 6s 1956-
48
1948—P&A
1st mtge g 5s series
Ky—
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 35-'44 (yr)—
Charleston A Savannah—
5«
<
97
Oln N O & Tex Pac Ry—
62
M&N
g 5s 1937
Central Vermont
100 %
75%
72
75
Guar g 5s 1960
P&A
m Eurnoean loan 4s 1046.M&S
Central RR & Banking of Ga—„
gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold 434s 1937
J&J
Oln Ind St Louis & Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1936.
Oln Ind & West 1st "5s 1965-M
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern
1st cons gtd 4s 1942
M&N
Consol
1946——J&J
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
1963—J&J
J&D
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952
J&J
1st & ref 5 Mb 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Memph 6s 1949
J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
f
84"
43%
25%
108%
108%
113%
107%
Dec 1 1960--M&S
1963—J&J
M 6s 1963 series B
J&J
1st M6Mb series O
_
93
80
4534
4334
10234
1940—J&D
10534 | ist Tenn & Western N O—
1st gold 5s Nov 1 1935—M&N
104H
108
10554
-J&J
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4Mb
104
10734
1st 5s 1937
A&O
Duluth MissaDe & NorthernGen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
70
70
64
Southeast
Dec 1 *60 opt J&D
Guar gold 5b 1944—
Cons
„
64
64
10234
1953--—-J&J
1st gold guar 4s
mmmm
9634
aluth & Iron Range—
"734
J&D
gu..-M&N
1964
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st 5s Mar 1
14
f
108&4
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1554
14Hi
Ohic Uh Stat 1st 4Mb
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—P&A /
Cent New Bng 1st qu 4s 1961
/
Ohic Terre Haute &
102
1354
♦/ 14
J&D.L5
Con g 3%b June 15*51
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
Carthage A Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981--J&D
Oatawlasa cons g 4s 1948
A&O
Cent Ark & Bast 1st 5s 1940 -J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s *48.J&D
A——.M&S
30-yr. conv. 4Ms 1960—M&N
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (s-a)
J&D
Eq 4Mb *35-'42 O (yr) — -J&J
lUq tr 434s '35-'45 (s-a)—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51—-J&D 15
M&S flllM
11134
Bq tr 5s 1944
J&J
Bq tr 434s 1935-1938 s-a—J&D ft 4.00
b 4.00
Conv coll tr 6s1942
<8*
42
1
Certificates of deposit
98
4>4s 1960
1988—.—J&J f
♦Sec 4Mb 1952ser
96
J&D15
Det R Tun 4Mb 1961
39%
35%
Certificates of deposit———
♦/13%
♦ Ref
g 4s 1934 opt to 1911-A&O
13%
Certificate of deposit.— ---- f
General gold 4s
Aak.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Chic R I & Pac Ry—
Canadian N W 434* Oct 221943Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4> perpetual—J&J
20-yrcoll tr 4 Ha 1946
Coll tr 6s 1954
8 f 414* Dec 15 1944
'f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
73
BONDS
RAILROAD
MAR., 1935]
i®
Bq tr 434s 1935-42 (yr)—M&N
b 7.00
Equipment trust 5s
b 7.00
Equipment trust 534s
Ti
6%
„
22
—
Denver & Rio Grande—
6%
6%
6%
6%
1st con g 4s 1936
1st con g 434* 1936
J&J /
/
J&
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6o 1950
An At
Inc mtge 6s I960
J&
Des Moines & Port Dodge—
Otfs of
-
dep for gtd 4s 1935-J&
Des Plaines Val 4Mb 1947--M&
3254
3134
3i
30
10434
10554
68
f
,
/
/
2%
7034
27
1254
70
354
99%
87 M
99%
97M
100%
105%
106M
105
80
88
4.75
80
88 M
101M
85%
73%
73%
3.25
3 25
3.25
6
6
3.60
3.60
10234
/
/
3254
334
fk 33
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2 / 12
3.40%
3.40%
■'
mmmm
80
5
16""
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
lst5^s 1950 serB
1st 5s 1950 Series O
Gulf & Ship Island RR
1st ref & term st 5s Feb
A&O
A&O
67
61
59
'52-J&J
8tamped (July 11933 cpn on)
60
72
111•
1
1
1
•
66
Gulf Termlnel of Mobile—
1st mtge g 48 1957 gu
flarl R & Portch— See N
J&J
75
H & fla
Y N
Valley R
11434
s 1999—J&J
gold
3.75
8 (ann)_A&0 b
Eq tr 58 1935
3.75
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939 (yr)—J&J b
rtford"."
Hocking
1st cons
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
b Basis,
f This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
a Sale pries.
11734
3%
3%
74
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are and "interest"
except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Holidaysburg
Bedford
Oumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatontc con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37.J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
Ask.
1st lien g 5s 1937
J
Hudson & Manhattan—
104
90
103%
102%
.
89%
37%
81%
F&A
90%
•37%
82%
103
99%
#'
79%
66
M&N 6
I
Equipment trust 514s
Equipment trust 634s
Equip 7s 1935
6
#: 75
67%
64%
98
52%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
2.50%
1.00%
3.00
A&O 6
1.75
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950..J&D
100%
£4 8/<C
Litch DIv 1st g 3s 1051.—J&J
Louisv Div 314s g 1953—J&J
Omaha DIv 1st 3s g 1951..F&A
67
St Louis DIv 314s g 1951
J&J
86%
St Louis DIv 3s g 1951
73
J&J
Sp'fleid DIv ext 314s 1961 J&J
87%
Hi
.
1st ext 4s 1940
F&A
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtee 414s 1957
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
89%
1st & ref 4 34s 1935
1st & ref 58 Dec 1935
107
Gen & ref fis 19B5 ser A...J&.I
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B—J&J
1st 4s 1956..J&J
/
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
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
„
J&J /
J&J /
Eq tr 414s 1935-42 (yr)..A&C
6
lstl&ref 6%sl947
35
32
36%
8%
74
79
73%
8%
9%
1%
2%
107%
111"
109
81%
1st g 434s 1940 guar
opt.M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5o *38—J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948—A&u
81%
Midland
ext at
97%
102
100%
87%
i
f
M&S /
M&S /
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s
1960 A&O
Ref & Impt 5* Apr 1 1950—J&J
v
101%
89%
34%
37%
38
71
60
61
77
75
66"
77%
61%
108
89%
98%
~
.
„
r
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
.
Con M 6s ann lrred
J&D
Con M 4%s ann irred—— J&D
Gen consgoid4s 2003....M&N
Gen con gold 4 34s 2003. ..M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003.
M&N
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 434s gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh v^iJTerm 5s 1941
..A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945..M&S
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965
—A&O
103"
101 %
90
2.50
10734
10234
110
2.50%
1.50%
10734
10334
112
83
81
80
1st
6534
100
94
100%
92%
95"
1913
ext
75
54.25
54.25
3.75%
3.75%
7034
75
70
10834
11034
75
4.00
"3%
101%
103%
100
115
104
117
98
100
103%
116
MS 34
60
New
Consol
102%
68
57
68%
5s
Tuly 1 1945
J&J
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1956 guJ&D
N J June 1st 4b gu 1986
F&A
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947
A&O
New Orleans Great Northern—
60-year 1st 5s 1983
——J&
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J
a
3%
.
81
58
92
9834
88
59
sa
1034
100
68
84"
85
26
24%
26%
26%
28
Equip trust 434s
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 434s 1945 guar...J&J
New York Bkiyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935.
A&O
New York Central RR—
Convdebgs 1935
conv
23
105
102%
M&N
94
M&N
6s 1944
impt 5» 2013 G
—
28%
25%
5.50%
18
6.50
105
80
-A&O
105%
81%
52%
56%
/63
57
New York Central & Hud Rlv—•
"
Ref g 334s July
at
I
J&J
1997
Deb
94
6234
4s 1942 tax-exempt—J& J
Ref & ref4 34s ser A 2013—A&O
L 8 coll tr g 334s 1998
F&A
49
Eq tr
NYC
NYC
NYC
NYO
to
96%
97%
95%
93
5134
53
86
85
334s 1998--F&A
78 1935 (y«ar)——A&015 61.50%
L eq 5b 35-'37 (yr).J&D 6 3.25
L eq 5s '35-'39 (yr).J&D 6 3.25
L eq 4 34s 35'37(yr)M&8 6 3.25 to
Lines eq 4 34s Mar 15 1935
1939 (year)
M&S15 6 3.25 to
M O coll tr
g
„
(yearly)
.M&N15
NYO RR eq 434s 1936-J&J
NYO RR eq 4%s 35-'45-M&N
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937 -A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35AAO
Ref 534s 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 34s 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 434* 1935 *44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1935-*38 (yr)-F&A
-
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 434* 1953 series A..F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B—F&A
lop'16.M&N
g 5s 1949—J&J
3.25
3.25
375
to
to
to
101%
62%
58
59
3.90
3.25%
3.25%
3.90
107 %
108%
108%
M&S
M&N
334*2000-.M&N
100%
101
100%
105%
101%
109%
3d mtge 434s 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s 1946
52
5834
1834
N Y & Har 1st g
N Y Lack & Western
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973.—M&N
1st & ref
434« 1973
ser
75
89
„
B. -M&N
28
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
25%
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
89
28
25
27%
28"
26%
25%
IS
It
102%
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv..J&J15
Deb 4s May 1 1957—-M&N
Deb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&S
Deb 334s March 1947—M&S
36
Deb 334s 1954 non-conv..A&O
Deb 334s 1956 conv.
J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4 34s 1967
J&D
28%
27%
30
46
47%
32%
23%
28%
29%
37%
25%
32%
30%
29~~
40
44
40
31%
Equip tr 4348 Sept 15 1935 to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&S 16
tr
434s '35-'46(yr).J&J
int trust 5s
II#
.
5.00 to 4.25
5.00 to 4.25
5.00
& Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
Miff
'?
^
v:.'
6 Basis.
/This price includes accrued Interest.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
s
Sale price.
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
■:
v;V
VU-.;:
;w'' &
;
■
/"
.'V. ■'
-
■■■'
■-
■
-'y'r'?'
;.
'
■
,
■
■:
■
r
'
'
j'iV'
Iilfiill
.
-
3.00
3.00
3.40
101%
62%
67%
67
..
.
3.00
104%
102%
M&N
1st 4s ext g 1947
J&J
Eqpt
•
3.00
3.00
3.00
New York & Erie RR—
Equip trust 5s 1935 '40(yr[M&S
Eq tr 434* '35-'44 F (yr)„_M&N
,
$1*
88
NYO Lines eq 434s *35-'40
Secured 5%s 1935 1956—.J&D
mmi*#
1st Msf 4348 1955
-—-A&O
M&N
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
5%
2
Ref &
65%
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Oonv g 634a 1949 ser A..M&N
7l"
pig 4348 26 J&J
10-yr
1977 ser F —_M&S
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N
Certificates of deposit—
1st & ref 6s 1980 ser H—A&O
98
106%
68%
notes£ '15 ext to '33. J&D
g
cons
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A.-F&A
Ref & impt 4 34s 2013 A
A&O
1st & ref 5s
45%
49%
6%
_
A&O
Sept
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A ..F&A
Certificates of deposit.
43
41%
44%
45%
!§
I
g notes
.
57
RR—
Prior Lien 5s 1962 ser A....J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior lien 434s 1978 ser D.J&J
106
b
3%
'15 ext to '33. J&D
6%
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st M 5%s 1954 series A—A&O
1st 5s 1956 series O
-F&A
1st M 434s 1956 series D—F&A
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
110
107%
96%
a
A&O
Mo-Ill RR 6s 1959
„
2.50%
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A. A&O
25-year 5 34s 1949
M&S
Eq tr 4s *35-'38 s-a
J&D15
Eq tr 4 34s 1935- 36 (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 6s L935 (.year)
M&S
M3tP&SS M & GentTermRy—
Mississippi Cent
9534
3.50
2%
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 4 34 s '52 ser A
J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953---J&J
234
4834
94%
10134
94%
-
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915.
.
1
9434
93%
10234
.
5s 1938 gu lnt
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949...J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 534s 1978 ser B
J&J
f 4s '4
74
101
gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
cons
s
J&J
J&D
A
F&A
1st
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
..J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
1st
ser
Constr*n43481955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
Nat RR of Mex
J&D
1910
6s
Oonstr*n 6s 1955
Prior lien g 434s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
73
74-
f
56
85
108
M&N
1st mtge 5s 1935
Morris & Essex 3 34s 2000
1st guar g 5s 1937
National Rys of Mexico—
83
98
70
110
M&S
1st 5s 1963—-F&A
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
Eq tr 4 %s 1935-'37 < vear>. A&O
Nashville Florence & Sheffield
10234
Wi
82
Morgantown & King wood—
2.50%
10834
1934 (1884)..—
1st Oh Ter
.
Eq cr 4348 1935- 42 (yr)—A&O
3.50
3.50
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
95%
110%
.
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3 34« 1997
.J&D
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4>4s *57 M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
5s series B 1954
J&J
J
J&J
J&J
1st mtge g 5s 1939
108
434% to
J&D /
Mil
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
MU&state Line lst3 3481941 -J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s *27 ext at 6% 1932-J&D
1st consol gold 5e1934—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
3.00%
„
J&J
•Jons 6s
a
62%
„
Eqtr 534s 1935-38 (year) M&S 6
4.00
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
107%
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5a 1978
J&J
94%
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
103%
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 434s 1961
(sterling).J&J
accr lnt at exch rate
4.8665
86
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
96%
Plain 1961
J&J
101H
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37.-J&J
N
of
5% to 1940
*>st ext 4%s 1939
Con ext 434s 1939
106
Sept 1 /
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
Montour RR
6934
Midland Valley—5s 1943
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Milwaukee & Northern—
102%
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990...A&O
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—J&J
„
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5sl956—
107%
(Foreign series) 1960
105%
_
Certificates of deposit
105
ser O.J&J
95 34
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
99
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940..J&J
10434
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind_1957J&JlO
91
1st g 334s J L & Sag 1951.M&S k
90
1st gold 334s 1952
M&N
101%
Middletown & Unlonville—
1st 5s 1943
M&N /
Income 4s 1943
—M&N *
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
79"
/
M&S /
Kan City Ft Scott &
Memphis—
Ref g 4scl936 guar
A&O
101%
101
....
Michigan Central—
Ref & Impt 4 34s 1979
J&D
10%
101J3
M&N
con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Asst (cash warr &
ooup)
50
10234
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959..M&N
Meridian Term 4s *55 guar.M&N
Mexican International—
5.75
50
100
-M&N
gu
7s 1937
50
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3348 1941
J&J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
37
8
32
g
T
"■'AH
116
...
1st
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
Jophn Union Depot Co—
Assented
34%
68
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967—J&J
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
Income 5s Mar 1934
Philippine Govt
Sinking fund
16"
72%
75%
F&a
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
Certificates of deposit.
1st & ref g 4* 1951.
105%
105%
10%
Secured 5s 1938
...M&S
Eq 4 348 *36-*41 O (yr)—J&J16
Eq tr as 1935 '38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1936-'39 (year)—J&J
ttMontgom Dlv g 5s 1947—F&A
Mohawk & Malone—
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1st guar gold 5s 1937
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
....
6.50
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941.M&N
6% notes 1936
J&D
J&D
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 534s
44
Ohio, gen 4s 1938. —M&S
Ref & Impt 4%s 1977....M&S
1st guar g 4s 1991
-..M&S
Consol gold 334s 2002...M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
Gen 6s 1955
—A&O
...J&D
J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1Q35-
—
96%
II
48
....
Mob &
106
106
Macon Terminal 5s 1965—J&J
Maine Central—
Indianapolis Union—
Indlanap & Lou
1
S33#
103
Ry Joint Monon coll
gold 4s. 1952
—J&J
L & N Terra 1st g 4s '52
gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
1st 5s 1947
J&J
87%
81%
105
J&J
_
#
Southern
QQ S/£
J&J
J&J
1
§534
107
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s *46-F&A
8 E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
—M&S
Mob & Mont 434s 1945—M&S
77"
-
86%
-A&O
1
107
E,, tr 4 34« 1935-37 (year).J&D
Equipment trust 5s
Equip 634s 1935-36 (year) M&S
Atl K & Cin Dlv 4s 1955--M&N
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western—
,
t
64%
25
1st & ref 5348 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4 34s 2003 ser 0..A&0
5s 1941—
A-0
53%
«
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.75
A&O /
—M&N f
Small
t
97
at
Mob & Btrm pr lien 5s 1945-.J&J
Small
Gen M g 4s 194¥—.J& J
103
2.75%
2.75 %
.
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946. —.J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945. _M&9
Louisville & Nashville—
50-year goid 5s 1937
M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
.
69%
6
Western lines g 4s 1951
1st M gold 58 1935
89%
82%
80%
Eqtr4%s'35'41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 414s 198541 Ser N.A&O 6
Eq tr 414s '35- 36 (yr) O..J&J 6
*
mm, —
4%
_
104%
105%
—
As k.
834
F&A
3d 7s ext
103%
.
77
65%
88%
Bid.
Eq 634s 1936 (year)
co July 1938
47
105
Con 5s 1937
-M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s *41-M&N ^ 102
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A 1969
64
J&J
Louslana & North Western—
67
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
Long Island City & Flushing—
100%
6
Ask.
i
104
'
104
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&8
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
105%
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
102%
3.50
Equip tr 5s 1935 39 fvrv .A&O b
3.50
Equip tr 434s 1941-45 (yr).F&A b
104%
Pur lines 1st g 3H4s 1952—J&J
;
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
80
Jt 1st ref M (I O & C 8 L &
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D J
Series O 4Hs 1963
J&D
Gold 614s July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966—F&A
Eq tr 4He 1935-1939 K..F&A 6
Eq tr 414s 1935-1940 L—A&O 6
5
103
101%
Adj Inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&O
1st M 4His 1957 conV
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51- J&J
1st gold 3
1951
J&i
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937
J&D
Main Ir ext 1st g 314s '51 A*tO
1st g 3s sterling 1951
M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Ool tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955
opt 1918. M&N
<»«r
Bid.
103
J&J
1st gold 5s 1967 opt
F.q tr 5fl 1935 38
Bonds
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st goid 4s 1939 guar
J&J
&
m
■
:
Mar., 1935]
BONDS AND
RAILROAD
75
STOCKS
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.
I
New York Ontario A Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAS
Gen M g 4s 1956 red
504
424
JAD
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien 44s 1936
MAS
N Y Phil A Norf—1st g 4s *39 JAJ
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
MAN
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948— JAD
a*
1054
104
100
98
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu-—.
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947-----—<
Pitts Gin Chic A St Louis—
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
N Y A Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq A Western—
984
834
55
AAO
AAO
1st refunding 6s 1937.....JAJ
2d mtge 44s 1937
FAA
23
864
do
100 4
1054
63
do
55
B
do
do
994
do
164
164
,
lst
374
1134
114 4
108
1/
Pitts A
West
Va
1004
'
35
60
lov
iu
-x
71 a
m
3.50
90*
3%
32
97
994
41
34"
92
/
25
62
J
93
94
91
86
984
89
J
J
93
106
3.25
6 3.25
J ft
Equipment trust 5s.
.
119
)
1064
1034
1044
0%
14
99
1104
914
1014
1024
J
AAO
AAO
1st A ref 4 4s 1977 s«r \
AAO
1st A ref 4 4s series B 1981
1044
105
Penu Ohio A Detroit RR—
1044
1064
86
J f
J f
J f
1st coll tr 4s 1949
•:v 4
1
1
774
764
35
30
op..—AA )/
44s 1934
954
»
3.00
3.00
3.00
>
67 k
r
5k
93
MAN
.JAJ
----
984
454
614
64
3.85
4.00
4.00
1024
924
82
55
91
74
954
5
lf
L/UpUUUYJLLIO XlUi
Ub
«vu
auaop
364
unbury Hazleton A W-B—
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.MAN
usquehanna Bloomsburg A
Berwick RR 5s 1952
AAO
1024
105
444
j'
78
S
St
64"
61
Joseph A Grand Island1044
1064
J
1104
89
J
1
804
494
St Louis-San Francisco Ry-
104
104
Gertificates of deposit
96
9t
Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
70
85
76
56
424
.
.
,
106
3%
1074
1074
102
tr 44s 1935-lt
St Pauf A Duluth—
1st consol g 4« 1968.
104
1081144
1104
4.00
6 4.00
J ft
r»
Eq tr 5s 1935*1939
MAN
Eq tr 4>*<T935 42 (yr)—AAO
FqJ*-?4s 1936-43 (yr)—FAA
Equipment trust 4s
It
4.00
3%
984
yy
—
Minn A
/
13
1104
/This price includes accrued interest,
V|Ul
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
s
1st M g
oo
Sale price.
MAS
64s 1964
JAJ
Tol A Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-JAJ
West Div 1st 5s g 1935—AAO
Gen gold 5s 1935
JAD
1st 4s 1956
Toledo Peoria A
lstm. 6s 1952
Toledo St Louis A
•108
95
Phila A Reading RR—See "Readi ngOo."
894
894
894
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
984
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
49"
Manitoha-
80
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
15
Y;
e
A
St. Paul
54" 1950 guar
70
D
j
m
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar ;
Gen A ref 5s 1977 ser B
AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser C„AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D
JAD
36
—
S 6
74
1st
794
584
434
S
774
J
63
1104
103 4
105
924
70
J
574
n°7,
83 4
1184
60
51
94
50
-FAA
104
94
60
A Gulf Coast—
let g 5s 1953
AAO
'ampa North 1st 5s '36 op.JAJ
'ennessee Central R> —
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
AAO
'erm RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 44s 1939
AaO
1st consol gold 5s 1944—FAA
Gen ref s f g 4s *53 op '10--JAJ
Torre Haute A Peor 5s 1942-MAS
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
60
-
1084
Texas City Term 6s 1941-JAJ26
Texas A N O con 5> 1943
JAJ
Texas A Pac 1st 5s 2000-—JAD
A
Equipment trust 4s..—
_,
13
8/
/
-
ampa
10
124
164
134
114
iffin
'JM
S
2.75%
2.75%
2.75%
71
6
654
i'8*
108
1144
*/ 65
3%
3%
1%
2.50%
95
1074
954
38
St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—
3%
2.50%
34
lOl"
65
2.00
3.50
3.50
I
JI
83 4
3.90
ft
104
l\y*
73
106
6
ft
634
3%
1014
J
»,
6
65
3.50
3.50
3.50
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—JAJ
uffolk A Oar con 5s 1952—J&J
A Lewis l8t g 4s 1930-—JAJ
Ry—
1st g 5s July I960 Ser A..JAJ
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B._JAJ
1st 44s 1980 ser O.
MAS
ft
ft
un
1054
57
6
1.50
3.50
72
1054
1064
•
ft
684
81
67
105
106
MAS
12
MA 9*/104
1104
1184
(yr) AAO
Eq tr 44s 1935 39 (vr).—AAO
Peor A East cons 4s 1940-- AAO
2d cons inc 4s 1990.
Apr 1
Equipment trust 44s
,
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
448 1981 ser D—AAO
Gen mtge4 4s ser E 1984—JAJ
15-yr 64s Feb 1 1936— .FAA
40-yr 5s 1964
MAN
Deb 44s 1970...
AAO
68
804
634
624
634
JI
1104
1174
107 4
1144
1034
1034
m
Pacific Co—
—
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
J
1074
1104
70
37
1074
1054
RR—
MAM
1004
Mobile A Ocoll tr 4s '38-MAS
92
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
st guar
115
St Louis Div 1st g 4a 1951-JAJ
L A N So joint g 4s—See LAN
108
)
101.,
5s 1939..AAO
54
Richmond-Washington Co—
1024
22
1054
JAJ
Develop A gen M g 4s '50-AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1950—AAO
Develop A gen 04® 1950-AAO
Equipment trust 54s
Eq tr 5s 1935-39 (s-a)
MAS
Eqtr 44s Oct' 35-'39 (s-a)AAO
E Tenn reorg lien 5a 1938 MAS
let Mem Div g 5s 1996
JAJ
——
46
103
)
95
45
JAJ
1941AAO
suth A North Alabama—
Con guar g 5s 1930
FAA
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963—AAO
a Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937. _JAJ
outhern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
MAN
outb Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--FA A
o Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37AJ
outhern Railway—
104
I
64 4
M&N
Perklomen 1st 5s 18 ext to
'38Q-J
2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951—MAN
Phila Bait A Wash 4s 1943. .MAN
Gen 5s 1974 series B
FAA
Gen M 44s 1977 ser O
JAJ
Gen 44s series D 1981—JAD
Phila Newton AN Y3s 1942
ll24
)
'
45
-XI*
1st consol gold 5s 1994
Rich Frederlcksb A Potomac—
Cons mtge 44s 1940
AA )
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
3
76
58
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 JAJ
A
Saratoga—
g bds May 1 1941—MA] I
iOi
1st con g 5s gu 1937
1st ref g 48 1955 op 1910
1074
Ill
?
1/
outhern Pacific RR Oal—
__
1004
984
1054
1034
1024
1004
Peoria A Pekln Union
Ry—
1st g 5 4s 1974 series A—FAA
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op
JAJ
1064
2 75%
2.75%
U74
Rensselaer
1624
MAN
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar——MAN
44s g 1960
Fa A
44s 1965
—JAD
5s Dec 1 1968
JAD
994
1064
.
106
3
104
100
99
)
66"
Reading Company—
93
1VJ
40-year 44s 1908
MAS
60-year 44s 1981——MAN
44s 1969 with war
MAN
Equip 7s 1935 (yr)—
JAD
Equip 5s 1935-1939 (yr)__MAN
Equip tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)—JAD
Eq tr 44s 1935-40 (yr)—_JAD
Eq tr 44" *35-*41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1935 (yr)
JAD
Eq 5s *35-'39 0 (yr)
MAS
Eq 5s *35 *41 D (yr)..
AAO
outhern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 54» 1949...-AAO
95"
72
1
j f
3
1034
1034
90
FAA
deposit
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 '49 JAD
1st
44s
(Oregon
Lines)
Series A 1977
MAJ
944
914
J
JlilWAOl
s outher<<
93
RR Securities—See RR Stocks.
93
164
* Basis.
1064
3
106'
Paris-Orleans extl 54s 1968 MAS
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serA
MAS16
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
MAN
Gq tr ctfs g 34s 1937
MAS
Gu tr ctfs g 34» 1941
FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 34s 1942
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 34s 1944
JAD
Marquette
5
J A, r
35
1004
Pere
S
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line-
1164
118
g gu 4s *01 opt—JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (Vr)
Gen equip 5s 1935-39
105
105
ex g 4s 1938..FAA
1004
2d ext 5s gold 1938
JAJ / 98
Cardelet Br 1st 44s 1938.AAO
994
Paducah A 111 1st 44« 1955.JAJ
1054
g
g
)
Pac of Mo 1st
Gen
£
92
94
103
)
109,,
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
let M s f 04* 1948
FAA t
Fac Fruit Express—See Sou
Pac—
Gen
g
93
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941
Portsmouth Great Falls A
40
s iuth Bound RR 1st 5s
804
:
I
JAJ
Gen g
—
,
Guar 5s 1961—
JA«
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
40
Sunbury A Lewisb'g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5 % to July 1 1945.
-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950
IIII
L
97 4
4
40
S
Port Arthur Canal A Dock-
76
64
40
g
59;
110,,
Oregon-Wash RR A Nav—
Con M 4s gold 1943
do
4s gold 1948
>
,70
H
97
Ore RR A Nav cons 4s
1946. JAD
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—JAJ
1st cons guar 6s 1940
Pennsylvania
654
r
102
844
1074
1024
—
Cons mtge 4 4s 1939
Cons mtge 4s 1939
Certificates of
1044
1064
IP
s hamokin
Ashtabula—
54 4
45
IrtM 5s 1977—
An .-Apr /
Norwich A Worcester—
1st mtge 44s 1947
MAS
Ogdensburg A Lake Champlaln—
1st guar g 4s 1948
JA„
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
MA8
Ohiolnd A Western 5s 1938
Ohio Riv RR—1st
g 6s 1936.JAD
Gen gold 6s 1937.
AAO
Old Colony RR 4s
1938--.—JAJ
1st M 54s 1944
FAA
1st M 5s 1945 series B
JAD
1st m 44s 1950 series O...JAJ
con
55
45
no
105
75,„
834
....
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
MAS */ 14
eab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—FAA
r
3
Certificates of deposit
584
vc7v/v
Pitts Young A
if MP
-
Eq tr 4 4s Jan 15*36-40(s-a) JAD
Ry-.
as to sale of
8J%r&JX9.1963~
PaANYCanal
3
105
::::
424
-
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
/
Northwestern Terminal RR—
do
40
1st g guar
116s 1942----.
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943
100
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref A Imp 44s 2047 ser A. JAJ
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser B
JAJ
Ref A Imp 6s 2047 ser O—JAJ
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser D
JAJ
Eq tr 44s 1935'40 (yr)MAS15
No Ry of Oal 6s g
gu 1938..A AO
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936.-Man
Gen ic 3 3-10s 1953
JAD
■
23
'
coupons
Apr 1 and
Oct 11933 A Apr 1 '34
cpns..
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
do
1
16
—
5% secured notes 1931—FAA
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1935-37-FAA
Eq tr 54" '35-'30(s-a)—.AAO
Eq tr 5s 1936 1940 (s-a)-JAJ
105
115
sub coups 1945—
Without Apr 1 1933, Oct 11933
and Apr 11934
o
2%
Plttsb Term RR A Coal—
110
April 11933 A
1st A ref
2.50
110
ser A
..MAS
Gen A ref g 44s ser A'74- MAS
Nor Maine Seaport. 6s
1936. AAO
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 6s—
1114
♦/144
Certificates of deposit..
1st A cons 6s 1945 ser A.-MAS
Certificates of deposit
-3
1084
1064
Northern Central—
Gen A ref 5s 1974
„
1074
115
,/
/
1952——
--
1st consol 4s 1996
AAO
Div 1st lien A gen g 4s
July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
JAJ
N A W Pocahontas 4s *41-JAD
.
1
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—
Pittsburgh A Shawmut—
lit i f g 5s 1959---Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie-
1034
Phoenix—
14)4
Stamped
.AAO
144
Ctfs of dep stamped..* 24
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949--FAA
54
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt-- —AAO V
115"
1949———
gold 5s
Gold 4s Feb 1
1034
6
111
AAO
Certificates of deposit
107 4
Eq tr 64« 1935 (yr)-—
Pitts Shawmut A Northern-
824
Val—
1st g 5s 1942
MA8
9 cioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989 MAN
9 ^ab Air Line 1st g 4s I960-AAO
Pitts A Lake Erie
16
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
JAJ
Norfolk Ter l«t gu 4* 1961.-MAN
Norfolk A Western Ry—
9 inta Fe Prescott A
1144
1144
Norfolk Southern—
116
3 an Fran Term 1st 4s 1950- -AAO
1094
1054
1144
1144
1963
i
Ser
1694
103
y is*
Fran A San Joaquin
107
46
—-
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
IIII
1084
1084
1054
Ser
uuiuu
1st A ref 5s 1972
JAJ
Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
JAJ
3 an
224
1st A ref g 6s '61 opt '16—FAA
Certificates of deposit
Norf A South 1st 5s 1941.MAN */
jraui
9 in Antonio A
do
45
167
24
110
do
do
984
Bid.
Bonds
9
1094
105
102
454
964
Gen mtge 6s g 1940
FAA
Term 1st g 6s 1943
MAN
N Y Westchester A Bos
Ry—
1st M g 4 His 1946 guar
JAJ
Nerd Ry s f 04s 1960——..AAO
Norfolk A Oar 5s 1939
AAO
Ask
9
do
,
Stmpd
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
100
1004
101
1004
Western RR—
—..JAJ
934
Western—
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
Tol Term 1st 44» *57 gu
AAO
MAN
Tol Walhouding VaUey A Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
MAS
Toronto* Hamilton A Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—JAD
Consol m 44s 1960 ser A—FAA
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
884
104
105
1004
77
954
----
BAILKOAD BONDS
76
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
b
b
3.00
b
1.00
10834
Beech Creek (guar N
103
Belgian Nat Rys Co
American
10434
10434
F&A
M&N
July 1914 coupon—J&J1934
July 1914 coupon off.—J&J
war & scipt rcpt No .5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4)4« 1940—A&O
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
IstMsf 6s 1958
M&S
Debenture s f 7s 1948—M&S
Vlcksburg Shreveport <& Pacific—
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5%
Gen 5s May 1 1941
*J
334
99
102
92
Preferred stamped
80
105 34
b
3.00
-
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J f
1st lien term gold 4s 1954. J&J
Ref & gen 534« 1975 A—.M&S
Certificates of deposit
60" Chesapeake Corp
5634"
16
15 34
7.50
Equipment trust 5 348
Equiptment trust 5s
Eq tr 4>4s 1935-42 (yr)—A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41. J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939
J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div 1st 334" g *41-A&O
7.50
7.50
9934
50
7934
48
54
1534
16
17
4% non-cum
16"
Ref & ven 434s 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit...
Bef & gen 5s 1980 ser D-.A&O
Oblc Milw at T a
1634
1734
17
1534
Certificates of deposit
9334
ashlngton Oo Ry 1st g guar
334« Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
47
10334
10434
Wash Term Co—3 34s 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
49
89
8734
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
10334
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3 34s g series B 1936—J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
102
8334
7834
Registered
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
In
Y
a
Penna
o»
b
1937
Assented 5s 1946
Equipment trust 5s
Eq tr 634s 1935- 38 (yr) ...J&D
Western Pocohontas 434s 1945
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref M 434s series A 1966.M&S
Ref gold 5s series B 1966.M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
b
4.25
2934
33
7.00
b 7.00
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4 34s 1941 opt
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
8834
9434
9934
4.25 3.50%
10634
10434
J&J
A&O
M&S /
/
1st M 5s 1946 series A.
80
9434
9934
b
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
Western Pacific RR Corp—
8534
88
Western Maryland 4sl952__A&0
1st & ref 5Hs 1977 ser A..J&J
West
6% preferred
Oinc New Orl & Texas
Preferred
Pacific.100
100
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
6% non-cum preferred
.-50
Cln Union Term 6% pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
ileve Cine Chicago & St L—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR) ..50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
Colorado & Southern
-.100
M&N
1st guar g 5s 1938
J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4a 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Welden RR—
1st gen gold 5s 1935—J&J
Gen mtge k 4s 1935J&J
Winnipeg Term.
See Can North
104
104
105
10534
10534
6% non-cum
50
50
(guar)... 50
Cent). 50
...100
P&K;
Elmira & W'meDort
Preferred (guar Nor
101
Erie—Common.
4434
25
30
4% non-cum 1st preferred-.100
4% non-cum 2d preferred. .100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar).._. 50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)— 50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
Georgia RR & Bank Oo (gu)—100
*
10334
88
Iron Oro prop
6% non-cum
trust ctfs..—(f)
preferred-._—100
10034
934
534
~8~~
-
50
37
50
56
100
Alabama & Vlcksburg. gu
100
Albany & Sucquehanna (.guar) 100
Corp
(f)
5)4% pref (with $30 warr). 100
534 % pref (without warr)..100
534 % pref (with $40 warr) ..100
b Basis.
/This
2
234
334
634
2
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar).. 100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Marquette Ry com
100
234
2
185
77"
197
134
334
80"
202
134
102
5% preferred
100
5% prior preferre—...—-100
Norris (guar).. 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
Piedmont & Northern
100
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
Phiia Germ &
109
85"
50
Preferred
82
7634
4334
Pitts Oin Ohic
Pitts Ft
8
II"
8
934
534
8
90
105
101
334
334
334
4
100
(gu).-lOO
95
9034
103
1534
53
47
95
65
58
68
55
73
2034
10I*
234
12
434
13J4
6%
iiH
P
St
pref
6% non-cum
75
75
125
135
70
82
234
137
68
5% non-cum
134
preferred——100
100
12
preferred—-.100
105
(gu).iOO
Saratoga & »cneuecvady
934
1234
Seaboard Air Lineco">mon.. _.t
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
9
72
Sharon..
72
68
110
preferred
—-—100
Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
73
67
3734
3134
100
guaranteed
St »«»uis Mouth western .......
53
6934
*634
7
36
2nd
73
50
634
154
96
Rutland 7% preferred..
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref.——100
55"
69
17i*
Roch & Genesee
145
234
69
155
7% guaranteed
100
Val RR- — --100
Rome & Clint (mi D & H)__100
234
6
35
101
Rich Fred & Potom—Com...100
Dividend obligations
100
46
2
50
50
(guar) .100
4% non-cum
192
30
2934
1334
4434
2d pref
4% non-cum 1st
95"
92
21
135
250
30
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga
40
1634
stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company.
6
Southern Ry common.
63
69
170
....—
Southern Pacific
175
5% non-cum
viob a
Oo—
preferred
Ohio stk tr ctfs
48
50
100
26
100
68
(guar).-.100
' t)
1034 Tennessee Central...
Texas & Pacific.
100
1234
50
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O)- 50
100
534 Tunnel RR of St Louis
10
1234
4
11
Union Pacific—Common
100
9
1134
19
5
434
1534
175
A)—100
(gu) —100
K O St L & Ohic-—Pref (gu)—100
Kansas City Southern.
.....100
135
68
105
6
634
4% non-cum preferred——100
Lackawanna RR of N J
100
Lehigh Valley
-——
50
8
9
76
79
7
75
113
634
Preferred
-101
4634
4834
45
48
105
(gu)_100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
Utlca Clinton & BInghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pae com—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Virginian Railway 00m
100
Wabash Railway.
—-—100
5% non-cum pref A
100
5% non-cum conv pref B_—100
W arren N J (guar D L & W). 60
& Seashore (guar) .60
Maryland Ry com—10'»
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp..—100
West Jersey
8334
245
85
22
.
95
49"
4934
59
134
134
134
46
6234
Western
25
98
94
United N J RK <s. Oanal
4% non-cum
334
334
57
138
100
preferred
"434
Little Miami
434
1934
.
19
n
1434
934
100
100
Southwestern of Oa
5134
n
& St Louis
W & Ohic com
\4% 111 Cent
33
.
50
—f
7 % conv pref (guar Pa RR) -100
ittsburgh at Lake Erie—... 60
ittsb & West Virginia....—.100
Pittsb Youngs town & Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred
100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
Railroad Securities Co—
17
50
original guar... 50
Spec guar betterment stk-. 50
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)..100
10034
Pere
49
price includes accrued interest.
k Last sale,
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
dollars per $100 face amount
39
69
100
_
13?
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A. .100
Leased lines (guar)
—100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap
Alleghany
134
134
11
Joliet & Ohic (guar O &
Par
Ry
Pennsylvania 8% gu .---50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M) —100
Northern Pacific Ry—...---100
North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
Northern Securities Co stubs
North Pennsylv (gu P & R) — 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On NJ). 100
Old Colony (gu N YNH&H) -. 100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Passaic & Del Ext-.-100
Paterson & Hudson River
50
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Corp v tc
—
1
73
-
Southern
North
100
.100
334
100
135
4134
4134
preferred.—-.100
5% preferred
Iff
—.100
163
RR Securs Oo
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfs...—.— (t>
13
97
100
-—100
Stk tr ctfs—See
5
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref... 100
No Carolina (guar So KKi. .100
834
5% non-cum
Illinois Central
9
14
11334
Norfolk & Western
934
20
Green Bay &
...
Norfolk
Western.....-.100
Gulf Mobile & North com..—100
6% preferred
....—.100
Hartford & Conn Western..—100
Hudson & Manhattan
,100
101
15
40
Ry—
Great Northern
A&O
Certificates of deposit
/
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936.-J&J f
preferred-—.100
East Penna (guar
39
1234
934
Sup & Oul Div 4s 1936--.M&N
5% non-cum pref—
..100
Duluth South Shore & Atl_—.100
34
5
35
45
|34
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
Preferred
7% conv preferred
N Y Ontario & Western
-
«»
34
115
5234
5234
Preferred
Denver & Salt
10434
...
88
Lake
(t)
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)...100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
100
98
if.
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Wis Cent Ry—1st M ar 4s *49 J&J
Certificates of deposit
Ala Great Southern com
Preferred
50
—100
Cripple Creek Central
41*
100
100
& Harlem com
Y
10% non-cum
185
Wlnstun-Salem Southbound—
BAIT-ROAD STOCKS.
preferred
N Y Lack & West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
4% 1st non-cum preferred. .100
4% 2d non-cum preferred
100
Columbus & Xenia (guar) -... 50
Connecticut & Passumpslo—
Preferred
--100
Consol RRs of Cuba 6% pref-100
50
1134
8234
(t)
-100
100
ku>
N
Pacific—
7% preferred
—100
series A
6% preferred
28
50
100
3.50%
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
10634 Dayton & Mich com (guar)— 50
Preferred (guar O H & D)_. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
3034 Delaware & Hudson Oo—.—100
Delaware Lack & Western—. 50
OfilftW&fft_
25
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
q'
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939—
F&A
Will mar & Sioux Falls—
1st & ref 4s 1959.
145
1
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 434s 1947
F&A
Equipment trust 4 34s
.Equipment trust 5s
734
"234
5% non-cum preferred
100
Chicago & Nortb Western
100
7% non-cum preferred—...100
Ohic R 1 & Pacific common—100
91"
Warren 1st refg 334* 2000
F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948— aMar
4% non-cum pref.__-.-100
2d 5% non-cum preferred. .100
New London Northern
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico..—100
New York Central RR —-—-(t)
N V Chic & St Louis com
100
preferred...-.100
Common
Wabash Ry—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B
F&A
Certificates of deposit...
45
4
1st
5
Chesapeake &
82
1634
6
(t)
Ohio common—25
1634 Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
6.50% Ohic & East Illinois common. 100
6.50%
6% preferred
100
6.50% Chicago Great West com
-.100
100
4% preferred
—.100
5734 Ohic ind & Louisv common
100
(guar)
60
Louis
100
L & N). 25
National Rys of Mexico—
5
Canadian Pacific
r
Morris & Essex
Nashv Ohatt & St
16"
100
25
Oaro Olinchfield & O com 4%.100
2%"
Common stamped 5%
100
2%
Oatawissa RR—-1st pref (guar).50
96
2d pref (guar P & R)_.._.— 60
73
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_ 30
Central of New Jersey
100
11234
134
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu
Canada Southern
112
Eq tr 4Ha 1935-1940(yr)..J&J
0 3.00
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr)
-M&N
9434
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939.M&N
W
Old Col)...100
Camden & Burl Oo (guar).
25
Bost & Prov (guar
75
6
1
4
50
100
Paclfh- com
4% non-cum preferred—-.100
Montgomery & Erie
10
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
8
stamped..
stamped—
1st preferred C stamped——
1st preferred D stamped..
1st preferred E stamped
10234
9734
101"
5% oonv preferred
Mobile & Birmingham—
534
16
750
100
A
Missouri
6
61
6
1
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com
130
9734
434
434
634
unstamped.100
unstamped.100
unstamped.100
D unstamped.100
E unstamped.100
100
3934
450
.....100
Mississippi Central
7% preferred series
1st preferred A
1st preferred B
5
100
'40—M&N
M&N
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt...M&N
1st in 434s 1962 ser B
M&N
43
41
2
1936 ..M&N
?a & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
Virginian Railway—
2d gold 5s 1939
1st preferred
1st preferred
Prior pref
60
60
(gu)._ 50
Minneapolis & St Louis—.—100
Minneapolis St T» & S S M—100
7% non-cum preferred—100
4% 1 eased line ctfs
100
-
3534
11634
pref.
--
39
113
3334
1st preferred A
1st preferred B
1st preferred O
3
3
/
/
12
3734
50
Y O)
shares partlc
100
Preferred
1034
1234
110
Bellefonte Central
50
Boston & Alb (guar NYC)— 10U
Boston & Maine com
...—100
3H
*/
»/
gen 5s
-
60
-
1034
100
100
—100
Preferred
Mlnehill & Schuyl Hav
72
60
-100
7% preferred
80
83
40
<guar>..100
4% non-cum pref
Cash
Virginia Mid
Augusta & Savannah
Jo\
Bangor Aroostook com—
United N J BR & Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Gen 1st g 334s Mar 1 '51-M&S
Vsndalia BB—
Ceng 4s 1956 series A
Series B 1967
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st guaranteed 4 34«—
Midland Valley com
2534
105
*&O
1922
28
25
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
Baltimore a Ohio c >m.
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt
23
120
1946
__
Atlantic Coast L Oo of Conn..50
vtlantlc Coast L RR com—.100
-—100
Michigan Central
2%
2%
3.00
J&D
Ea tr 7s 1936 (yr)
Union BR 6s
35
4034
Bid.
Mahoning Coal RR
...—
50
Pref (guar L S & M 8)
60
Maine Central...—.—
100
176
106
3.00
b
Eq 434s Sept 15 *35 '39.M&S15
Eq tr 5s 1935-'37 (yr)
M&S
40 H
30
108
11734
10534
10234
-J&D
M&N
Louisville & Nashville
77
79
171
107
J&J
40-year 434" 1967
40-year 4s 1968
Ba tr 4 34« *35-'38 (yr)
95
90
Allegheny & West (6% guar) .100
Atchinson Topeka & Santa FelOO
5% non-cum pref...
100
ttlanta Birm & Coast pref.-.100
Vtlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
IIO34
& land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M&S
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
103
Union Pacific—
1st ry
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
"f" and income and defaulted bonds*
the month preceding the date of issue.
6% non-cum preferred
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
6% non-cum preferred
100
100
100
50
134
334
1234
25
115
Nominal.
s
Sale
price.
t No par value.
t Quotations represent
Investment Trust Stocks and
NOTICE*—All bond price* are
"and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near a*
Stocks and Bonds.
Bid.
Par.
I
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bond*.
of Issue.
possible fog the closing day of the month preceding the date
Stocks and
Ask.
Bonds*
Bid.
Par.
Class A—
Class B ———————(t)
General American Investors ...1
50
55
-
(t)
.
Amur.
Capital Oorp A .———(t)
Class B
(T)
_(t)
1
Premier Shares
Primary Trust Shares
Prudential Investors
1.11
1.151
Class B common
American & Continental Corp..
Common
———
Distillery & Brewery SharesElectrical Equipment Shares..
6% preferred
Debenture 5s 1948—
Deb 6s 1943
A&O
Amer. Oomposit Trust Share*
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
Food Shares
85c
1.18
1.21
1.33
1.03
—Ct)
$5.60 prior pref
—(t)
(t)
Industrial Machinery Shares..
Investing Co Shares..———
Merchandising Shares..——
Coll tr s f 6s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Oorp common.. 1
Mining Shares....——
Petroleum Shares.———
American
European Secur
6% preferred ser D
7% preferred ser B
Amer & Gen Sec
com
Insuranstocks
(T)|
(t)|
1
.
7K
m
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
V
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares
50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Deb g 6s 1940 B
...
35*
J&D
.......
Century Shares-Trust
Chicago Corporation
97K
22 K
...
-
(t)
IK
22.64
it)
Convertible preferred-——(f)
Commercial National Oorp
Commonwealth Securities pf—100
with war—J&J
Inc..1
_
4
series A 1947
Deb 6s ser B 1948 with warr.-
Without warrants....—....
Continental Secur Oorp com—(t)
6% preferred
100
debenture 5s May 1
1942
Without warrants
Investors Fund of America——
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Deb 5Kb 1939Stand Oil Trust Shares
—
,
(modified)
AGO (modified)
—....
_
Cram & Forster Inc com
10
8% preferred
100
Cram & Forster Insursh B
10
7% cum preferred
100
Cumulative Trust8hares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser N Y
Deposited Insur Shs ser A._
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A.....
29"
$5.50
D
shares
Supervised Shares
Third National Investor*
1.06 Trl-Continental Corp
6% cum pref
30 K
1958.
Northern
value.
-
Securities..—.....100
Preferred.
...
47c
[Old Colony Trust Assoc
dH
k Last sale,
n
Nominal*
Series
50
1.73
2.11
2.09
2.11
45
15
IK
72
73
it) k
IK
,89 K
B
Union Amer Invest
2K
Corp—
Common
I
(t)
....
—J&D
5s ser A 1948
lUnited Founders common
United Gold Equities (Can)—
53
Standard shares
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
United Oil Trust Shares
U S & British Internal
1
1
class A.(t)
... IT)
5s 1948
...M&N
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A...
Trust ctfs ser B
—
Voting trust ctfs
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
U S & Foreign Securities com_( "
>1*
IP.
$6 1st preferred..:
U S & Internal Sec
(
(t)
pref with warrants——(f)
Utility Equities Corp com—(t)
$5.50 priority stock
ft)
Utility & Industrial Corp
(f)
Convertible preferred
(t)
1st
s
Sale price*
A
x
Ex-dividend,
5.80
4.85
3K
—
$3 preferred
—
Overseas Securities Co
Series B
72
85K
O—....
Oil shares A...
I Trust Fund Shares
[Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
2K
70
............
Debenture 4 Ha Dec 15 1952...
,
Trustee Standard
Deb g
Common..........———(t)
Debenture 4Kb Feb 1 1947....
-(f)
/Flat price*
————
Trustee Stand Invest ser
Class D_.
2.83
1.16
30c
Old Colony Invest Trusts-
40.88
Five Year Fixed Trust shares—
Fixed Trust Shares series A —(t)
T No par
2.78
1.05
10c
Oils & Industries com...*...-—.
—
—
—
Oil Shares units...........
.
98c
1.18
1.40
Shares B...
Trusteed Industry Shares
„
1953
1955——.—————
Equity Oorp
Series B
..
S6 cum preferred.......—-(t)
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
Elec Shareholdings Oorp com— 1
$6 conv pref with warr
f+>
(fj
(t)
Trustee N Y Bang shares..
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5 Ha 1950
M&N
B common
...———-6
M&S 16
First Common stocks Oorp....
First Insuranstock Oorp
Trusteed Amer Bank
62
preferred——-.———1
N y Bank Trust Shares-..—-—
Investing Oorp—
—1
Warrants
North American Trust shares—
common ......-10c
$3 conv preferred
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Corp com
(t)
6% preferred
25
Fidelity Fund, Inc
(
Class D
5.04
20~41
Corp.,
Voting trust ctfs
New Jersey Bankers Securities—
Dividend Shares
..
...
Class BB
(t)
Nationwide Sec Co.............
109
...—
Deb 5s 1964
Class B
Warrants...———————
...................
Eastern Utilities
$3 convertible preferred
Super Oorp of Amer class A——
Class AA...
......
National Trust Shares—
Remodifled...
Diversified Trustee Shares
B shares......
O shares
100^
100 K
93c
50
—(f)
(t)
Class O
(t)
National Investors...... —(t)
2.21
2.21
25
(t)
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st
pf
[Sun Investing Corp com.,
100
100
100.
85c
28c
62.29
IK
—(t)
Common B
,
Mutual Investment Trust...
AA
(t)
A_(f)
Sterling Securities common
Major Shares Corp.————(f)
Nat Bond & Share
—
(t)
Standard Utilities Inc
State St Investment Corp
Low-Priced Shares....—.......
Accumulative series
14.66
2.75
4k
F&A 15
A
Class B
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
—
£1
bearer £1
ord
Ex-warrants
6H% preferred——
-100
6% preferred
..._100
Debenture 5s 1947
.—J&D
Interstate Equity common..—.1
i
83 convertible pref "A"..—(t)
Investment Co of Am—
Deu«nture 5s
dep rets
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Corporations Inc
1
Standard Industrials Inc
Standard Investing Oorp com_(t)
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr—
—
Common.....—.......—10
7% preferred..——--- (t)
5j» series A with Warrants 1947—
I
Without warrants.—.——[Investment Trust of N Y coll A-Investors Equity-—
25
(t)
$3 convertible preferred
Southern Corp com
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
Int Sec Oorp of Am com A—(t)
Class B common .....—-(T)
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am..
(t)
7% preferred
...10
Basic industry Shares
--Ct>
British Type Investors ci A
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1)
Canadian Investment Fund Ltd..
(t)
(t)
Selected Management Trustee sh_
Shenandoah Corp common—- 1,
.
Insuranshares Certificates
(t)
preferred
conv
$5.50 prior stock
Allotment certificates
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware..*
Common
6s series A 1953
Cent Nat Oorp class A
Class B
$5
Amer
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 6s Jan 1949
—1
Common
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5 Ha series 2 Oct 1937
5s series 3 Dec 1937
Inland Investors
5%
(t)
60
F&A
Selected Income Shares .....
Selected Industries com
Hydro Elec Sec com...—-(t)
Incorporated Investors..——
Independence Trust Shares .
Indus & Power Securities Co
21K
1
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Ct)|
Huron Holding Corp————
Atlantic Secur 4^s A 1953.A&O /
Atlas Oorp common
__(t)
.........(t)
..........i—
Preferred w w
Debenture 6s series A ....1948
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w..(t)
Preferred w w
50
s3 preferred a
Warrants
——
preferred
8.13
2 06
Selective Cumulative Shares
*(t)l
$3 preferred
17
sr Investors Inc common
Warrants
Associated National Shares
*
1956—
Utilities Shares
$6 preferred——U)l
Oorp—(f)
Am
—
Guardian investors com..—-. 1
(t)
IK
30
1.07
102
6s series 4 Nov 1942
n
78c
77c Securities Corp General com—(t)
93c
$6 preferred.
(t)
1.35 Selected American shares
77c Selected American Shares Inc
Railroad Equipment Shares...
Steel Shares————————
Tobacco Shares..
class A.(t)
Common class B........
$3 preferred
Amer ex Holding Oorp
Amer
Railroad Shares
51
F><
1.03
1.32
A(t)
(t)
Repreoentatlve Trunt, Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Royalties Management A.
Seaboard Utilities Shares
1
Second Int Sec Oorp A com— (t)
1.11,
19 K
....
54
Quarterly Income Shares
Preferred
85c
27
90e
—-(f)
Building Shares.*.—-------Chemical Shares—-- -——- -—
$3 preferred
—.*
I Pub
80c
4K
■
$6 preferred
(+)
Util Investing 5s 1948-A&0
i
M
80c
10c
Reliance Internal Corp csm
Aviation Shares.——————-
-
4.66
IK
26
(f)
-
Preferred
l7i
17
Group Securities, Ino—
Agricultural Shares—————
Automobile Shares—
—
F&A
Amer Business Shares
IK
16 K
94
35
(f)
Sec Oorp
Plymouth Fund Inc
—ii
4*24
$6 pref fwith warrants)—-ft)
German Credit & Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref (f)
————it)
90
■
15K
$6 preferred-.-——---——\TJ
Warrants
—r
General Investors Trust—.—1
Gen'l Realty & Utlities com—-1
(t
Class B
Phoenix
share.
92
32
3K
pref—(t)
Class A
-..
0K
8QK
{General Investment Corp....—1
...
4K
m
$6 preferred-.-——
klQl
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
,
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr—J&J
Pacific Southern Invest
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
share.
24
2.04
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Warrants
s6 preferred
Deb g 6s 1963
m
Fundamental Investors Inc.——
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)-Deb 4 Kb with com *h*
1967
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4Ha with com sh*
—1968
Alliance Investment com(t)
6s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp oom_(t)
S3 convertible preferred ——(t)
Amer Bankstocks Oorp
(t)
American British & Continental—
Common
1
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
share.
Administered Fund com w w._(t)
Air Id vest or*
Inc v t c
(t)
Convertible preferred
(t)
Bonds
* Negotiability impaired by
maturity.
2.22
VA
ik
Public Utilities
"and interest" except where
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
Quotations for all
Adriatic Electric Oo
Extls f 7s 1952
Ask
102
107*
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 6*s 1955 series O F&A
106
Deb gold 5*s 1942
103*
Refunding 6*s 1942
98
99
94
95
95*
96*
1st A ref 4 *s 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
79
80
A lantic City (N J) Gas—
86*
88
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt 20 J&J
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '68
AM&8
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
1st & ref 5 *s 1954
1st & ref 5s 1956
22*
f
110
108*
5*s 1954
A&O
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952..M&S J 32
103
Alton Water 5s 1956
Oonv deb 6s 1940
M&S Jk
Am Community Pow 5 Mb '53 J&J
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '5/ M&S 16
▲mer & Foreign Power Co—
*fk
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934—J&J
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028...M&N
Am Gas & Pow deb 5s 1953-M&N
Secured deb 6s 1939
J&D
American Natural Gas Corp—
Deb 6*s 1942 with war.. A&O
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016.-.M&S
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 5*s 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer
Telep & Teleg—
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft *09-M&S
Coll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Debs f 6s 1960
.J&J
Deb 5Ma Nov 1 1943—M&N
Oonv deb 4Mb 1939
J&J
35-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45-A&0
2nd convertible 8s 1945—A&O
American Utilities Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
J&D
Deb 6 Us 1941
M&N
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Conv col tr 5s 1944
M&S
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
M&i.
J&D
"
?
2*
8*
57*
1*
97*
22
'
24*
1st 5b
38
"8*
98*
F&A
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948—.J&J
6s s f series A 1945
A&O
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
M&N
.
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
Ark & Mo Pow 1st Cs 1953—J<&j
Deb 0*s 1935
M&N
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 6s 1956. A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st 5Ma 1939 with warr.._J&J
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&O
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
—J&J
103*
109*
112*
112*
107*
112
103
103
13
17
14
92*
74*
63*
116*
93
75*
64*
117*
68
103*
107*
104*
107*
107
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A_A&o
Mtge & col tr 5s '52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy— See NY Rye
Bloomlngton Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A *45-A&O
Boston Con Ga?» deb 5s '47—F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935
M&N
Deb g 4*s Oct 1 1937—A&O
Deb g 4*s Nov 1 1941— M&N
107*
94*
95
37*
38
40
37
39
4
57
58
34
36
58
85
60
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
85*
West End
St 5s
5s March
50
41
36*
39
34
J&J
M&N
M&t-
1936
1944
102*
100*
30*
45"
104*
Cent Public
103*
Cent Ry.
See Un Ry & El (Bait)
Cent States Edis 5*s A 1943A&O
65*
78
109
100*
101*
16*
13*
14*
16*
11*
27*
35
107*
104*
104
104*
105*
80*
Bway &7thAveRR—SeeN Y Ryt
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
14*
14*
12*
28*
25
26
24
l&J
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn City HK 1st 5s 1941.-J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
J&J
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
25
..
Conv deb 4s 1973
M&S
Income deb 4*s 1978—F&A
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb 3*s 1978
M&N
Income deb 3*s 1978
M&S
23
25
14
15*
s
14
Sink fund
ser
10*
12*
11*
Brooklyn
48
52
109*
108
Associated Pub Utilities Gorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965.
M&S
Assoc
Telep Utll deb 5s 1942A&0
Certificates of deposit......
Oonv deb 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6*s 1944
ser
M&b
O.M&N
Certificates of deposit..
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O
Certificates of deposit
11*
52
42
102
14*
14*
14
14*
14*
15*
23
24
24
23
Associated
Telep & Teleg CoDeb 5*8 1955 ser A
M&N
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935...
M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st &refs f g 5s'50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
102*
15*
15*
15
15
14
;
; 70*
J&J
A 1949
15
1950.
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A—F&A
Deb
71*
5e
Gen & ref
4*8 1981
F&A
Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
100*
Buffalo
99
Traction
(
Buffalo & Lockport—/.
Buff & Niagara Falls.
_
102*
98*
—J&J A
RR
6s 1939
J&J
Brooklyn Queens Oo & Sub—
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stp)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949 -F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 J&J
1st 5s 1944
A&O
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A .M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Oonv deb 5*s 1936
J&J
54
38
f 6s 1968 ser A_
_
89
109*
109*
109*
109*
109*
109*
78
82
55
59*
63
103*
99*
55*
& Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest.
at 102*.
103*
8*
117*
119*
110*
122""
110*
105"
110
111
110*
110
110*
108
110
1
27
27
57*
58*
13*
....
105
25*
26*
26*
25*
1956..—M&N
107
O
1933
...J&D
j
89
74"
72
108
Chester Water Service Oo—
■
1st 4*s 1958 series A
101*
M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s. 1951
,
103*
3*
Chicago City & Oonnec ing Ry
Coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1 27-A&0 f
/
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27-.F&A /
f
Certificates of deposit
4*
14*
14*
J&J /
15*
63*
63*
15
8!*
64
M&S
100
101
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
Deb 6*8
1935
A&O
Chic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&C
102
102
104
104
1st M4*s 1970
w
RR—
4*
2*
2*
J&J /
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st & ref 6s 1956 ser A
J&J /
A&O /
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Dt
red and pay Aug 1 1933—.F&A ♦/
of deposit
.
Cons M 5s ser A Feb *27.-A&O
Certificates of
deposit
B Feb 1927
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Series
4-5s Feb '27 opt.J&J
Certificates of deposit
mon
Adi Inc 4s Feb 1927 opt
May
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & r«f 6*s 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.
J&D
/
65*
65*
17*
1
7^
17*
f
■
7*
7*
9*
3*
3*
8*
8*
8*
8*
104*
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
106*
108*
108
108*
s
18
104*
A&O
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
See
j Internat
(
Ry
Nominal.
Corp—
Certificates of deposit..
103*
110*
103
n
/
26
Pur
102
Last sale..
! I
101
Ctfs
104*
101*
k
99
99
95
102*
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Oln Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
1st
m
5*sser A 1952--.-.A&O
1st 6s 1955
Sale price.
106
85
Cincinnati Street Ry—
103
I
1935
103*
104*
84*
67*
72*
Lt
1st & ref 5*s 1956
Burlington <Wt) G L 5s 1955-J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951. J&D
99*
&
Chic North Shore & Mil
99
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960--A&O
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 guar
-M&S
California Gas & Elec Corp—
Unif & ref g 5s '37 op s f—M&N
4*s ext at 6% to 1934—M&S
105
Chic Diet Elec Generating—
87*
City & Newton
Corp participating 8s '40.M&S
108*
53
105
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op'16--M&N
Ohatt Rya 1st cons 5s '56-M&N
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
120"
103
80
77*
93
74
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&S
J&D
..M&8
86*
25
5s series
102*
104*
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A
Pow
5*s series B
104
Broad River Power Co—
13
77*
Central West Public Se-vice Oo—
1st I coll 5*s 1956 ser A—M&N /
104*
1960—
5s series B
87
J&J
Cent Vermont Public Serv
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
103
41
109*
M&815
Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 5*s 1953-J&J
Central States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J /
States
Cent
103
103
Utility inc 5*8 1952-
Oonv deb 5s 1948
Deb 5*s 1964—
64
52*
51*
103
Deb 6s ser A w w 1949...A&O f
Central States Elec Corp—
107
75
107
Corp—
Oonv deb 5 *s *49 with war F&A
Without warrants
F&A
British Col Tel 5s 1960
35
Cent Pub 8erv
95
79*
108*
82
1st & gen 5*s 1961 ser.F—J&D
Oenw Ohio L & P 1st 5s //50 A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957. ser D J&J
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
79*
111*
108*
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B...J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D...J&J
1st & gen 4 Mb 1957 ser E.J&D
38
93
F&A
1st & ref 5a 1968 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 4*s 1981 ser H.J&D
6a series I 1957—.
F&A
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957..M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MalnePr 5s '39 op 819 M&N
97*
107
95
M&S
1951
25
105
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E...M&N
1st mtge 4*s 1967 ser F..J&D
103*
109
107
117
7a Sept 1947—
M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N / 33
106*
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952
J&J
103*
British Col Power 5*s 1960 M&S
103*
101
T&D
..F&A
10-year deb 5s 1937
10-year deb 5s 1940
16*
M&N
Cons ref deb 4*s 1958..M&N
Conv deb 5*s 1973
F&A
Oonv deb 5s 1973
J&D
Conv deb 4*s 1973
J&D
1st & ref 5s
102
M&S /
1951
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Oo—
117*
121*
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O— -F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s *39.J&J
Conv deb 5M» 1977.
.F&A
Oonv deb 4Mb *48 ex-warr.M&S
Conv deb 4*s 1949. —.J&J lc
F&A
117
..
99*
29*
A&O
116*
116
'
Ashtabula Water 5o 1958
A&O
Assoc Elect 4Mb 1953
J&J
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Oonv 5*8 1938
69*
115*
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
1st & ref 6s 1960 ser O
8
112
104*
117
J&J
121
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
102*
1st g 5s 1937
M&8
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp 95*
1st mt«p 5s 1958.
A&O
68*
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
J&J
Berlin City Elect 6*s 1951..J&D / 34
Sink fund deb 6*s 1959—F&A / 33*
Deb 6a Apr 1 1955
A&O / 33
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rye—
34
1st mtge s f 6*s 1956
A&O
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
102
1st 5s 1938.
A&O
Binghamton (NY)LH&P104*
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
...A&O
79
Birmingham Elec 4*s 1968.M&S
66
Birmingham Gas 1st 6s '59 -M&N
41
6% notes 1935...
A&O
Birmingham Term see RR bonds
Birmingham Water Works Co—
103*
1st m 5*s 1954 ser A
A&O
101*
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
56*
103*
109*
78
M&fc
6*8
Carbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.. J&J
Carolina P& List 5s 1956.-A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s *53.-J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Co
1st mtge 5s 1960
—J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&a
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s 43.-J&D
Central Elec of N J 6s 1940..J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
First lien coll r.r 5*8 '4tt. J&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38.M&N
Central German Pow 6s *34.J&D /
Ueut Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
95
1st g 5s 1957 serB
J&D
1st mtge 5s I960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
RR—SeeWashRy&El
let 6s 1945
Term
101
92
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
!!M
Androscoggin Water PowerAppalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7 % gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo.
99
mtge5*s 1954
99*
98*
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
M&N
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
M&S
Sept 1 1935
103*
Beauharnois L H & P 5*s *73 J&J
Beauharnols Power Corp—
69
Coll trust g f 5s 1973 w w—A&O /
6s Jan 1 1959
99'
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-M&N
86
1st lien & ref 5s 1960—M&N
r
112*
107*
111*
106*
101
..J&D
1st
39
6*
105*
65
65
f
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
108
Bear
1
55*
107
48
*
57*
95
aiumei
100*
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Mt Hud Rtv Bdge Co—
1st 7s 1953.
A&«1
62
1
J&D 1102*
1st 6s 1948
103
Oamuen & Hub Ry—Bee P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
99
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942.A&0
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
Ana&Pot R
101
& South Chicago Ry—
1st (10% prin paid) 1927 F&A
Certificates of deposit
105*
..A&O
Alcoona & Logan Val Elec Ry60
lst coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
Amer Commonwealths PowerDeb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A /
*
Deb g 5Mb 1953
M&N /*
61
102*
Wetter Her vice 5s 1958. A&O
Calumet G & E 5*s B 1960-J&J
101
Bangor Hydro Elec 5*s '49.M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1955
M&S
4*s I960
J&D
Bamcor Ky & EI 1st 5s '35
J&J
Bar Harbor & Union River Pow—
10*
10*
99
90
Calif
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & El
Bait Traction—See Un Ry & El
87*
19
AlbuquerqueNat Gas6 *s'40 M&N
AUeg Bellev & P—See Phila Oo
Allegheny Gas Corp 6 *s*43 M&N /
/
Certificates of deposit
—
Deb g 5s 2030
A&O
102*
A&O
M&N
Bait & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
86*
Albany Ry— See United Trao.
Ask.
California-Oregon Power—
M&N
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&8
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966
MAN
Allen town-Bethlehem Gas 1st
Bid.
Bonds.
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic City El 5o 1938
M&S
104*
99*
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
(Italy)—
A&O
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
of the month preceding the date of issue.
securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Bid.
Bonds
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
electric railways, gas, electric power, water,
(Includes street and
ser
A&O
B
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66--.M&S
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963-.—
Deb 5s 1969
Oonv deb 5s 1950
-
..
—
M&N
M&S
J&D
» Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
63
66
33*
32*
33*
29*
t Called June 1
NOTICE.—All bond prleoo are "and Intoroaf aacapt whara marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonds
1st M pipe line 5*a 1942.MAN
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
72*
J&J
Cities Service Power A Light—
89%
1st M 6s 1943
73*
90
28*
28
98*
94
96
99
A 1951
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937
t
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941JAD.
City Water (Chattanooga)—
ioI~"
105*
108%
A AO k 109*
105%
I~
103*
105*
V
82
6% Apr
105
106*
76
75
V
78
74
2%
90
1st A ref 5s July 1937
JAJ
1st A ref 6s (stmpd) 1937..JAJ
86
..AAO
*14—Q-J
|
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
JAJ
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—JAD
1st M col 4*s 1956 ser O..AAO
1st M col 4*s 1957 ser D..JAJ
1st M col 4 *s I960 ser E AAO
1st M 4a 1981 ser F
MAS
1st 5*» series G 1962
JAD
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
Com'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5*s *45 MAN
Oom'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A *48 MAS
Commonwealth Wat 6*s A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FAA
O—FAA
Community Power A Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser
Col M 5s
MAS
1957
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
JAD
Deb g 5*s 1946 ser B
MAS
Conestoga Termlst 5*s *54-J AO
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950..JAJ
Coney Isl A Bklyn cons 4s '48 JAJ
Conn Light A Power—
1st A ref s f 7s '51 ser A
MAN
1st A ref 5*s 1954 ser B..FAA
1st A ref 4 His 1956 ser O—JAJ
1st A ref 5s ser D 1962....JAJ
.
Connecticut Power 5s '63
A AC
1st A coll trust 5s 1956
JAJ
Conn Ry A Lt 4*s 1951
JAJ
Stamped guaranteed optional..
JA I
Conn River Pow 5s A '52
AAO
Connelisv Wat 6s Oct 2 '39. _AAO
Consolidated Cities L P A Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped .JAJ
Consol Elec A Gas 5-6s 1962MAN
4-6s series B 1962
FAA
6% secured notes 1937FAA
Consol Gas of bait on 1939. J A>
Gen g 4*8 Apr 1954
AAO
Conn Ltg A Pow 5s '39_.
-
f 4 %s 1969 ser G MAS
f 4 *s 1970 ser H JAJ
1st A ref 4s 1981
JAD
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
■
1st A ref
s
4*s 1958
1st M 5s 1958
MAN
..MAN
Consumers El L A P (New
1st M 5s 1936
JAJ
1st 1A unlf 5s ser C 1952..MAN
1st lien A unlf 4*s 1958.MAN
Oontin Gas A El deb 5s 1958 FAA
Continental Telep 5s A 1953.FAA
106
105*
105%
53
104"
105*
.
.
Gen A ref 5s 1949
93"'
series A.AAO
89
90
14
13%
12*
15
1
1
104
104*
98
99
Det A
108%
96
104
76"
1st
5
40
38
39
38
107
101*
28*
30"
63
120
110*
108*
107%
111*
120
106*
106*
107
112"
0*s 1937 to 1949
JAJ
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 15 1945.MAS15 /
/
Certificates of deposit
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
15
::::
107*
105
98*
58*
l¥
21
111*
116%
100
59*
22%
20
5
•
1
1
I
JAJ
1942
WScA
1960 sec D
109
....
106
103
105
93
35
96%
WO,,
94%
JAJ /
5*s 1947 ser A
103*
105
59%
108%
A ref 6s
MAS
109%
JAD
1st lien A ref 6*3
98
102
101
Sbeboygan
1948.-MAS
Elec 5s 1946
JAJ
Cons El 5s 1949
MAN
dlson Elec Ilium of Boston —
as ton
3-year 5% notes 1936 —.AAO
3-year 3% notes 1937
JAJ
....
-103*
109*
108*
47%
31*
100*
3s Nov 2 1937
d El lll(Bkn)See iGngsGoEL&P
dlson El 111 (N Y>—See N V G
17%
95%
91%
99
94%
1937
98
99
sec
6s 1942
87*
80
•
1935-1944
MAN
Utilities Co—
95
.
1942.-MAN f
extended
A Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
AAO
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
AAO
Gulf Power 1st 5a 1968——AAO
Gulf Public Service Co—
37*
105
107%
96
108*
AAO
AAO
AAO
A.MAS
1901 B—JAD
104*
102%
102*
'12JAJ
JAD15
5*s June 15 1977 ser B..J&J
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
104
36%
36%
34
11
11
11
42
38*
34%
109%
Spokane—
1st M g 5s May 15 '36.MAN 15
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35—JAD
104
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price.
30*
5*
109*
109 *
105
Gulf Gas—
92
Deb 6*s
ft Last sale,
....
43
1st M A col 6s 1943 ser
/This price Includes accrued interest,
110%
HH OO
Houston
I Basils.
96
107*
109
f deb 7s 1935
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground A St Rys 5 *s *38 .JAD / 38*
Hamilton Gas 6*s A w w '37JAD, 1 26
28
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
FAA|
5*s(Sept'31 coupon) '51-MAS
108
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
MAN
101
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52MAS
Hest Man A Fair Pass Ry—See P hll R T
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s series A 1943—JAJ
1st 5*® series B 1955
AAO
Home Telep A Teleg( Los Angeles,
108*
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945JAJ
Home Tel A Tel of
11
94
106
106
MAN fk 50*
Extl g s
JAD
AAO
JAD /
1945...—-—-—-AAO
GenAref5sJunel 5*77 A
102%
102%
95
72*
1st M A ref 5s 1950 ser
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op
60
104%
85%
84*
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1st M A ref 4*s
101
lectrlc Public Utilities Co—
15-year
/
Great Northern Power—
1st m 6s
96
97
lectric Public Service Co—
Deb 6s
6s
99
_
94%
Peoples.
See Phila R T
Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6*s 1950
MAS
1st sink fund 6*s 1953—.AAO
lectrlc PAL Deb 5s 2030.FAA
'W*
65%
JAJ
14%
lectrlc
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A
M
98*
92*
99
FAA
1st mtge 5s 1948 —
..FAA
Greenwich Wat 4*s '57 ser A JAJ
61%
lec &
Sec g 0s 1941 per B
Sec g 5*s 1942 ser O
Deb 6s 1930
'39.FAA
65
52,x
103
103
:
JAD fk 53
5s, 1950—F&A
Great West Power Co of Calif—
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946.JAJ
Green Mountain Power Corp—
Electric Go—
1942
63
107*
'90—-JAJ
1st A gen 0*s 1950
Lakes Power
Ltd—
1st
1954...——.MAS fk 16%
Wisconsin
55
Greenwich Wat
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
astern
5s '54 op
Great
Great Lakes
40
101*
1st guar
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
G/and Rapids Gas L 5s
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
m
54*
A '56 AAO
coll 6*s O '55.AAO
1st Hon coll tr 5*s
JAJ
80
98*
ElecOorp—
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A .JAD
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '01 FAA
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st s f
5s 1952
JAJ
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1907—MAS
Georgia Power A Light Co
I
1st mtge 5s 1978—-—..JAD
1st
Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
1st
1st mtge A
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s 39 MAN
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
63
Ref m 5s 1948 B
JAJ
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..MAS15
80
62
JAJ
1953—
1st M 7s 1944
JAJ
A.AAO
95
Conv deb 5*s 1939-—.—JAJ
General Public Utilities—
97%
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
1st m 8 f 5s 1948 series
97*
96*
1936—FAA15
95%
Eastern
56*
6%
AAO
Georgia Ry A Elec—
!
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—JAJ
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
I
91*
58
69
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4*s 1948 A
112
1
General Water Wks A
34„
MAS
'51-MAS
5s series B 1953
117*
MAN
1st M coll tr 6*8 ser
9
—
58
70
93
1st lien
Cooper KlvBri'gu. nc Istbs '58Ma N f 29*
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Extl s f 5s Feb 15 1954.FAA15
98
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 AAO 101
73
Council Bluffs Gas on 194&.M&N
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 ..JAJ
68*
lot lien A ref 7*s 1941..MAS
68*
90
1st coll 5*s ctfs 1937 A—_FAA
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
..JAJ
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944. _M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s *42. A AO
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953
JAD
E St L A lnterurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
5s series A
tl*
86
1
50
E Minn Power 5*s 1951
E Oregon Lt A Pr 5*s A
108*
103*
108*
108%
1
49
117*
108%
106
I
8
72
Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5s
•
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
Coast Utilities—
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow—
1st 5s 1940
».JAT")
111%
96*
101*
o CO
90
3.50
^
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s
5% notes Aug 15
91
1st m 5s
6
Equip trust 5*s 1935-38 .....
Elec Ry—1st M s f g 58 1954 opt
AAO /
40
88
1st m 6s
75
85
---
General Gas A Elec Corpnotes Aug 15 '35..FAA15
-
'49..AAO
22
114
\\VA
107
100
102%
80
1953—-JAJ
Un Wat 6s
73
1st 7s 1943
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Go.
Durham Pub Ser 7s A
43
44
1956...JAD
Debenture gold 6s 1941 JAD 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
AAO
43
112*
109
Fontana
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
102%
41*
109
IV*
82
75
B
AAO
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945
-AAO
42nd St Manhattan A St Nicholas
General
.MAN
*36- JAJ
I960 ser A
f 6s
1st m i
Dumbarton B'ge 6*® to
44%
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944—_J&J
Gas A El of Bergen Co 5s 49-JAD
Duke Price Power Co—
39
40
Gary Elec A Gas Co—
2
101*
AAO
1967.JAD
f 6*s 1948
s
Duke Power—1st 4*s
33*
1*
—FAA
0*s 1949
Galveston-Houston
....
72
20-yr
57
_
Fruit Growers' Express—
5
6 *s 1945 with warrants
JAJ
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany/
104
6
Corp— 1947
JAD
0% gold notes 1932
JAJ
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5*s 1954
MAN
Federated
Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5 *s 1957—MAS
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5*s 1979 set A
JAJ
1st m 5*s 1950 ser B
JAJ
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s '54.-JAJ
Florida Public Service Co—
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938
0*s 1937 A with war .MAS
Dominion Gas A Elec—
.,.98
103
55*
JAJ f
72*
B—JAD
Ave 5s 1940
111"
Huron Shore Line—
Pt
6s 1942 stpd
80
6s
1st M
110
_
1st gold 5s 1950
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
87
86*
MAS
MAS
1st 6s 1955 series
108*
109*
109*
110%
108
109
73
Traction—
Federal Public Serv
16
107
111%
93
105
Federal Pow A Lt 6s 1965
1st 1
102
109
A
-
1st lien g
105%
13
109
105
108
86
86
series) 1942—MAS
ser) 1942..MAS
Debenture 6s 1954 ser
104%
108
104
111
102%
AAO
—JAJ
1913
Stamped
101
no*
110*
Gen A ref 5s 1962 ser
Light
Federal
1st 5s (Amer
^
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser
100
111
7
AAO
AAO
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canadi"
Deb 6*s 1965 w w
-FA
1st 5s (Internat
B—JAD
O—FAA
Gen A ref 4 *s 1961 serD. FAA
111
Gen A ref 5s ser E 1952. .AAO
Detroit International Bridge—
3
1st m s f 0*s 1952
—FAA /
fk 3%
Certificates of deposit
5 f deb « 7s 1952
FAA
Certificates of deposit—... v ::::
112
99
%
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1907
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945
Tunnel—
Detroit Edison—
67*
1st g 5s 1938 opt
63
Terminals Go
1953-.
MAN
Certificates of deposit...-—
Conv s f deb 6*s 1948 ..MAN
Certificates of deposit
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
.JAJ
1st m 5s 1950 series B
AAO
90"
92
Without warrants
107%
Orl)—
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L AO
Consum L H A P Co (.Eliz. N J)—
5s
1938
JAD
(ZJonsumers Power Co—
1st A ref 5s 1936 op '16
JAJ
106%
107
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
1st
104%
106
102
Deb 5*s 1945
105%
...fAA
102%
20-yr deb 414s 1951
JAD
Debenture 5s 1957-...
.JAJ
104%
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L HAP.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A
JAD / 56
Conv deb 0*8 1943 Aw w JAD /
6
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Uppef
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '56—JAJ / 38*
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5*s 1942 ser A
MAN
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
103
1956-..—.——MAS
Consol Gas Elec Lt A P (Bait)—
1st A ref
106%
106*
105*
105*
90
100
81*
103
86
50
1943
Detroit A Canada
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke jt IstAref 5s '41 opt_MA8
Empire Public Service Corp—
JAJ
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6*s 1953 with war MAN
Eqult G A E Utlca 5s 1942.AAO
5s 1935 1937..MAS
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
1st lien 5s 1946
—FAA
Des Moines A Cent la Elec Co—
8 F 6s 1937 opt series A..-MAS
Des Moines City Ry 5s 1930 JAJ
Des Moines Elec Co—
1st m 5s, 1938
MAN
Des Moines Gas Co—
....
77%
90*
Deb 6s 1950 w w
90
1st m s f 6s
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
JAD
5*s 1942
1
Tramway
1st m 5s
Columbia (S O) Ry Gas A El Co
1st M s r g 5s 1936
JAJ
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Co
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B...M&N
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36..AAO
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
1st ref 4*s 1957 ser A
JAJ
79
108%
AAO
AAO
1st M g gu
90
107
108
ser
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac—•
Oct 1 1943
Denver
105*
104
106
A——JA"
Gen A ref 5« 1950ser
MAS
A 1952—JAD
Empire Gas A Electric Co—
Glen A ref 6s
94*
JAD
Empire District Elec Co—
1st A ref m 5s 1952
Denver Tramway Corp—
f\%
k
Deb 0*s 1938
32
R Tr.
JAJ
1971
M 4*s
96
A—JAD
1st 6*8 '43-JAD
5s 1950 ser
m
SI Paso Nat Gas
With warrants
106
107
57
56
93
El Paso El Co—
1st
112
105
105*
Stamped as to Pa tax
5
73*
conv g
5s *41 .-JAJ
110
105
110
1st mtge g 4*s 1969——JAJ
1st mtge g 4*s 1969---..-JAJ
Denv Ga» A El 1st g 5s 49—MAN
1st A ref 5s 1951
MAN
109
111*
105%
gold 5
101*
109
Deb 5*s 1959------JAJ
Delaware Power A Light Co—
1st
1st M 5s 1957 series O—-MAN
JAJ
-—JAJ
1954 ser D
JA'
Ter 1st 6s 1951-JAJ
Darby Med A Ohes Ry—See Phlla
Davenport Water 6s 1961.-JAJ
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op'12-MAS
Dayton Pow A L 1st 5s 41 ..JAD
Dela ware Elec Power Co—
103
103
Olev El 111 1st 5s *39 op '24.AAO
Gen M 5s 1954 series A
M&N
.
1st
105*
102%
100%
103*
JAD
1941.——AAO
Lt 0s 1949
J&J
Dallas Ry A
D invlllp Tr A Pow 1st
94
Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt
104
107
106%
1st g 7*s 1949 ser B
1st g 5s 1952 ser O—-
105
6s 1951
Sec
1st
99*
103
Oitlsens Tel (Gr
Citizens Water (W
B
Oleve Ry 1st s f 6s 1943
Oleve Southw Ry A Light—
Gen Aeon 5s 1954--.- -MAS
Clinton (La)W W 1st 5s 1939FA A
Csast Cos Gas A Elec—
1st M 5s 1960
MAN
Colorado Cent Pow 5*s '46-JAD
Colorado Power 1st 5s 53.-MAN
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
MAN
See
Eliz A Raritan Riv( Public Serv
Eliz A Trenton RR
I
Corp.
Elmira Water, Light A RR—
1st A con g 5s 1956
MAS
101
103
JAD
1937—JAJ
D Ulas Gas 1st 6s
Diiias Pow A
Cities Service Transportation-
Gen M 5s 1961 series
100
JAD
Telep Co—
gold 6s 1935—-
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Dakota Central
26*
27%
5
4*8 1956
1st M 5s 1959
O imb'land T A T 5s
1st
"f" and Incoma and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Eliz Plalnf A Cent Jf
Co (Me) Pow A Lt—
0 imberland
Cities Service Gas Co—
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
79
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
Mae., 1935]
79
A..AAO
1943 with war—AAO
* Negotiability imDaired by maturity.
94
81
:
public utility boubs
80
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid,
Bonds.
Ask.
Hons Home Telep 5s 1935—M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s *53 M&S
100
4%s'78 ser D M&N
1st lien & ref 4%s*81 8er E J&D
Houston Natural Ua» Oorp—
104
106 %
104%
105 %
105%
43 with warr_ J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
79
117 %
80%
1st lien & ref
1st
m
106
coll 6s
AM&8
Hunt'g'n Wat lBt M 6s '54
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&S
5s 1962
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st & refundlng5s 1950—J&J
Bef & impt 5s 1951
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947--—-J&J
HI Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—__
1st 58 series A 1948—...M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B...M&S
111 Community Tel 6s 1949..J&J
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1967 opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
104
112
107
110
107
107%
109%
87
89
82
83 %
M&S
68
69%
A-.J&J
Independence Water Works—
i.
5%s 1945
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A *62 J&J
95
97
1st mtge 6s 1952 series
92
98%
M&N J
100
9%
11%
84 %
71
82
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
72
85
107%
74%
1st M 5s 1948
Indiana Pr 1st 17%s '41 A .M&N
Indiana By & Lt 1st 5s '43
J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
106
1st & ref M 5s Jan 11950—J&J
41
43
40
42
81
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
6% conv notes 1940
J&D ♦/ 14
87
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952—A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
102 %
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
.
18
102%
49%
.
47
Indianapolis By 5s, 1967——
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4%« 1940 opt.-J&J
1st lien & ref 5%s 1953—M&8
1st lien & ref 5%s 1954—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
—M&S
Inland Gas 6%s 1938
-F&A
Certificates of deposit
27
81
30
27
5
30
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
4
6
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935
—J&D
79%
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948—A&O
81
Interborough Bapid Transit—
86
1st & ref g 5s *66 od tax-ex.J&J f
Certificates of deposit
/
6% notes 1932
A&O */
Certificates of deposit.
/
Conv g 7% note 1932 ..M&S */
Certificates of deposit— f
86%
83%
61
85
61%
58%
57%
87 %
86
89
86%
Intercontinents Power Oe—
I*
Certificates of deposit-
2%
,46%
90%
88%
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6%s 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
International Power Sec Corp—
46%
92
•
t,.72
6%% sec bonds 1965 serOJ&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
76
F&A
J&j 15
72%
International Hallway (Buffalo-Buff Trac 1st 6s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec By—
74
Deb 5s 1955Interstate Bridge
78
90
99%
100%
51
53
56
57
07%
J&J
J&J
67%
62%
62
F&A
'
6%s 1950-M&N
24
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951.-J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—
Without warrants
—J&J
44
48""
105
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
68%
45%
71
46%
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 6%s 1949 ser B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4%s '58 ser F—_M&S
Interstate Pvs 4s 1943-—-F&A
Interstate
Bailroad
79
81
64%
60
59%
A-;: 2
■
4
—
Eq trust 5%s July 1 1935-37— 6
Interstate Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 5%s 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
4%
88%
ir
79
102
Iowa Electric Co—
1st mtge 6s 1934J&J / 65
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1950. J&D
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42-F&A
107%
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
T
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961
ser
B..M&S
109"
m
99
89
89%
lews Pow & Lt 1st 4%s 1958 M&S
lewa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
Deb 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 5%s1959
M&S
Debenture 6s 1960
—M&N
lewa By & Lt (Cedar Bapids)—
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B—_ J&D
1st & ref 5 Hs Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
%
1st s f 8s 1938
-
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1943
F&a
1st & ref 5%s 1950
-J&J
Deb 6s 1950 ser A.......M&N
b Basis
63
65
92%
66
100%
'
103
99
79
76
54
101%
104
103%
88%
106 J
104J
103
17
5
Lnxerne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
40
106%
110
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon By & Light 1st 5s *53. J&J
98%
103%
100%
75
94
86
5
/ 55
/ 41
fk 45
91%
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D / 35
102%
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
107%
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
102
Bef & gen 5s ser A 1956
J&J
Market 8t El Pass By—See PBT
Market St By (San Francisco)63%
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
.....
Maryland Electric Bys—
Guaranteed 6s 1933—...A&O
1st & ref 6%s 1962 ser B—J&J
Bait & Ann 8 L 5s 1946—F&A
1st & ref 6%s 1957 ser
69
Maryland Light
101
102%
97%
96
87
88
108%
146%
89
90
:
A..J&J
& Power—
J&J
86
20-year s f 5%s 1946—J&J
98
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A
Massachusetts Gas—
149"'
Memphis 8t By con g 5s
121
82
'45-J&J
1st
102%
s
f 7s 1957 ser A
31
2
101%
100%
65
65%
r
66
63
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
100
& Elec.
*
!
63
5
J&J
M&S
95
M&N
M&N
105
1st 5s series F 1962
60
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938—
F&A ♦/11%
Certificates of deposit
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
'
Certificates of deposit
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
37
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 8 f-F&A
34
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939
A&O
3
$
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—
93%
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
98
J&D
102% Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—J&D / 27
Michigan Gas & Elec Os—
92
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
82%
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
109
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946-M&S
106%
96
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41.J&J
Michigan Public Service Oo—
85%
1st g 5s 1947 ser A..
A&O
83
Middle States Telep 6s A '47-J&J
73
66
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944
101%
100
103
95%
107%
»
71
36
73
3|K
43
-
M&S
90
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952—F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5%s 1940.F&S
85
100
67
31
35
Lewis & Clark Bridge 5s 1953—Lincoln Ga* & Elec 5s • 941. J&D
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939--J&J
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
1st M 4%s 1961 ser A
J&D
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
Little Rock By & El 6s '38--A&O
Ixjckhart Power 5%s 1950 _f&A
72
74
Lockport LH&P 5%s A '54M&N
Lomoard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
- J&D
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942 ..M&N
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s 56—J&D
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936--M&S
1st ref 6s 1948—
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B—.M&S
Secured g 6s 1945---—..—J&J
Conv deb g 5%s '52 ser A. A&o
Long Island Water 5%s '55-M&N
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958-...J&D
1st M 4%s 1968 serD
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
105
101
? \°1H
92
96
28
91%
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
63
f
Meridlonale Electric Oo—
28
1
fc
98
86
A—J&J
1st & ref 4%s 1978 ser O—A&O
110%
100
98%
A&O
8 f deb 5s 1949 ser A
Memphis Power & Light Oo—
110
*fk
91%
M&N
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser
/
/
y%
Mass Utilities Associates—
107
101
61%
1st M s f 5%s 1952 ser B—J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec O01
62*"
67
103%
104%
104%
70
103
97
103
74%
102
55%
103%
108
105
98%
92
87
101%
68
Middle West Utilities Oo—
/
5s ctfs of deposit 1932—
5s ctfs of deposit 1933—..... /
/
/
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
Middlesex & Boston St By—
1st and ref mtge 5%s 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
Middlesex Water 5%a 1957-A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s
1950
J&J
w*
79
99
92%
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
J&D
Mississippi River Fuel Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr F&A16
Without warrants..—..
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s '51- -J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&N
55%
s Sale price.
6%
6%
79
110
105
69
J&J /
"I
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S /
Milwaukee Elec By & Light—
92%
72
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
J&D
91%
104
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Go—
107%
1st M 4%s 1967
M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Oo—
102%
1st M 4%« I960
—J&J
76%
66
Minnesota Nor Pr it 6s 1944- A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Oo—
97
1st & ref 5s 1955
J&D
89
1st & ref 4%s 1978
M&N
105% Mississippi Power Oo—
77%
1st & ref 5s 1955
—M&S
91%
78
6
Conv deb 6s 1935
98
81
6
Midland Natural Gas Co—
77
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
107~~
10
95
to,
80
102
106
106
/
62
84
70
106
56
104%
101
49
92
.
Nominal,
68
37
71
lit*
6s g 1997—A&O
Bklyn 4s '39-J&J
n
55
96
107
M&8
1st & ref 6s 1954
78%
51%
67
73
Superior Dist Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
J&D
Larutan Gas 1st 6%s w w '35J&D
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4%s 1940 ser B—.F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A—
..F&A
Lehigh Tel eg 5s ser A 1949--J&J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
Ref & impt g 58 1960
J&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935
M&S
Leipsig Overland Pow 6%s '46—
Lex (Ky) By—See Ky Tr & Term
k Last sale,
74
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1937-!A&O /
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
88%
M&N
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s w w 1944
101
110
Manila Gas Oo—
76
:
98
111%
O.F&A k 106%
1st M ■ f 5%s '51 ser A—J&J
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08—J&J
1st 1 & ref 5%s 1955 ser A.J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B-.-A&O
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
money
Edison El 111
113
32
•99
1959-J&J
Kings Oo Elec—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
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938--A&O
Kekomo W W 5s 1958—-J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val BB
1st 5s 1951
F&A
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934—A&O
Bef & ext 1st 5s 1939
A&O
1st M colltr 5%s '53 ser C F&A
1st col&ref5%s 1960 ser D F&A
5%% gold notes 1935
F&A
La Crosse Telep 5%s 1948—J&J
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
Lake Roland Elev—See Un Bys
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s *33 J&J
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F&A
Lake Shore Power Co—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—J&J
111
68%
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
..M&N
Kewanes(Hl)Pub Serv 6s A 49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F &A
Purch
105%
93%
47
F&A
M&S
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
92%
96
103% Louisville By 2d 4%s 1940—M&S
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
93% Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6%s 1944
-F&A /
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
108
1st M s f 7s 1948M&N
'
G
.
ser
70
30
100
-
/This price includes accrued interest,
101
D M&N
A&O
F&A
H 1961-—...—F&A
1969 ser I
J&J
1st M 58 1961 series
1st & ref 4%s 1961
53
65
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A——A&O
Louisv Ltg 5s *53 unstmpd—A&O
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
Conv deb 5%s 1953
.J&J
63%
,
104%
99%
48
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1957
-J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
Louisville Gas & Elec Go (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
MacLaren-Que Pow 5%s Feb 1*61
5%s series B1964
M&S
Madison Oo (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936
101%
J&D
104
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Madison Bys 1st g 6s 1936--M&N
107
Malone (N Y) L & P 5%s '56. J&J
104% Manhattan By con 4s g 90—A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
104%
19
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53—M&S
Lake
1st M 6s gold 1935
J&J
Internat By ref 5t '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Tel eg—
Deb g 4%s 1952
Conv deb 4%s 1939
„
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6%s Sept '48 ser
1st M 5%s 1955ser F
Keokee Consol Coke 5s
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
26%
Aug Pac Co—See Pac EIRy
Los Ang & Pac BR—See Pac EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles By 5s 1938—-A&O
104%
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s—.—1958
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 5%s 1948 ser B—-M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14-F&A
Lexington By 1st 5s 1949-J&D
105
J&D
108
.
Los
105
102
2022 ser A—M&S
1st mtge 4%s 1980
J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
.
1st M 68 1955 ser A
M&N
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
M&N
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O—F&A
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951-J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6%s 1942 with warr.-J&D
1st 6s series K 1957
107
Debs A 6s 1948
8
104
Deb gold 68
1st M 5s
1st 7s series J 1957
79
v-
Kansas Gas & Electric—
105
105
1958
„
1937-—J&D
J&D
J&D
105
J&J
5s
1st M 5s 1951
5s series
105
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Secured
100
.
109
99%
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
,
Kansas Elec Pow 6s
1st M 6s 1943
79
86
1st M 6s 1947 series
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service —
108
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
91%
1st & ref 5s 1936
F&A
/
15
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46-J&J
104
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s "46—F&A
107
1st M 6s 1942
F&A
Kansas City Power & Light—
105%
1st mtge 4%s 1957 ser B—J&J
112%
1st M 4%s 1961
F&A
30%
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951—J&J
Indiana Electric Oorp—
A—M&N
1st M 6%s 1953 series B—F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
Gen & ref 5%s 1949 ser I. A&O
103%
99%
O-^.-J&D
„
Central Telep Os—
1938
45%
98%
City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
JohnstownlPa) Trac 5s '43--J&J
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O——J&D
1st lien coll 5%
44
.
/
J&P
1st M 4%s 1961 ser
107
109
109%
106%
109%
109%
—r
94%
i;
.J&J
48
106%
108
.M&S
Gen & ref 5%s 1943 ser F M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 R«r G..M&8
Gen & ref 6s series H1942 M&S
88
46
opt—M&S
48
1958—-J&j
1st sink fund 6%c
g 7s
1943
1st & ref g 5s 1939
1st & gen 5s 1961
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D„M&S
Gen & ref 5%s 1947 ser E J&D
46
---—
Deb
86%
103
79%
7
J
11
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s '31-M&S J
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
106%
1st gold 5%s series A 1955-J&j
James Biver Bridge Corp—
110
Bid.
Bonds.
Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
74
86 %
93
Indiana
Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s '42-J&D
Debenture 6s ser A 1952-M&N
„
S fdeb5%s 1957
Illinois Water Service Os—
f *j 5s '36 opt
Isarco
Italian
101%
101%
101%
after '15.F&A
Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—„
1st M sf 7s 1952
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
25-yr s f 5%s 1953 ser 4. .M&S
s
Alt.
Los
Light
[renwood & Bessemer By &
A—A&O
1st & ref 6s 1953 series
Bid,
Bonds.
1st
"f and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
79%
93%
97%
107
95
if
94%
81
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
MAE., 1935]
N0^SS£2 fo?aU
81
84
47"
42
32 H
94
95"
111
113H
94
95H
103 %
1st M
107 %.
49 M
49 %
106 H
N Y Tel 1st 4Hs '39 tax
76"
78 H
81
Telep 5s 1938-J&J
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1938——
J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B
— J&J
Muncie W W 6s Oct 2 1939-A&0
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935
v'&Kf
Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45-A&0
West Un Tel
104 H
100
63
61
Mutual Un Tel—See
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A— .- --J&J
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
5s series O 1958
J&D
Nashville Railway & Llgnt—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958-—-J&J
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar..MAN
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb oa 1978 JAJ
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A .FA A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
MAN
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 6s 1978—FAA
Certificates of deposit———
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39-J&J
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6J4« 1943-F&A
Nebraska Pow 1st 4H« 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
———MAS
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—AAO
Debs 6s July 1941—
JAJ
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944-.Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 6s 48-JAD
New Amsterdam Gas—See N
G E L H A P
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Oo—
l.t M 5s 1937
-----M&S
106
106
(City of) W 6s'41 JAB
England G A E Association
New Castle
Deb g 6s 1947
MAS
Conv deb 5a 1948-———-JAD
1950—
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962-—J&J
Conv deb 5s
5s 1948 .A&O
J&D
%%%
98
IS*
68
6H
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to
109"
49
Ottawa
26
North Penn Gas Co—
A&O
101
'105
80
—-
California Power—
1st A cons s f 5s '48 op '15 JAD
1st A ref 5H« 1952 ser
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser D
26
Northern
Northern Conn Power Oo—
1946
MAS
North El Co A Nor Pap Mills—
1st M fis 1934rl948
MAN
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52—MAN
105
89
105
102 %
90
75
101H
/
52 H
52 H
90
90
91
IstAref m 4Hi 1970 serE-JAD
Northern N Y UtUlties lnc—
84
85
103H
53
53
99 H
JAJ
A—MAN
B—.MAN
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O
MAN
1st 1 A ref 5Hs ser D '49—JAD
1st 1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E„J&D
53
53
60%
1st lien A ref 6s 1947
64
Gen A ref 5Hs 1951—
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
111""
102
FAA
Northern Onio Trac A Light—
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
FAA Ssv
Gen A ref 6s 1947 ser A
M&S
112
113
'
54
100 H
97
-—-
IIP.
55H
■■
»- >-» ooOOrf>.
g
99
97
105"
2H
3H
40%
17
108
46;
J&J
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6H§ 1933 with warr_J&D
34
Northwest Elec lit 6a 1935-M&N
83 H
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5« 1941 opt-——M&S /
/
Certificates of deposit
13H
Union El (Loop) 5s g '46—A&O
Certificates of deposit
85"
Light A Power 6s
1950
-FAA
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
1st m s f conv 6s '60 ser A-JAJ
Certificates of deposit-
13,y
7 \iH
37
•
84H
I
18
17
Northwestern
Series
114
109 %
110
B
1st
m
5s
ser
k Last sale,
n
4Hs-*44 J&J
June 1 '38
Narolnal.
A Light Oo.
JAJ
MAN
lebenture 7a ser A
ist 6Hs 1937 1942
»
40
61
63 H
74
77
107 %
60
106 %
115H
106 H
106 %
105%
105 H
106H
106H
105 H
110
11H
66
98 H
36
35
mmmm
M&N
MAN
1st 5s 1979
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
79
117 H
60
92
40 H
6H
103 H
MAN
Without warrants
93 H
100 H
83
79 %
Deb 5H« 1959ser B—
FAA
Penn Pub 8 1st 6s serO '47.MAN k 103%
1st A ref 5s series D 1954.JAD
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
1st A ref 4s 1971 ser F—_ MAN
1st A ref 5a aer H 1962-—AAO
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—MAS
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 1 A ref 5H» '55 ser A—MAS
1st Hen A ref 5* 1958
MAS
Deb 6s 1940
JAD
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow A Lt—
1st A ref 5H» '54 ser A
JAJ
Penna Pow Co 1st 5s 1956
JAJ
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Oo—
1st M 4Hs 1981
AAO
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st lien 5Hs 1952 series A-MAA
Penn Teleg 5» 1960 ser O—JAD
100
87 H
95%
69 H
86-:
84
105
109
103 %
103 H
91
105H
105H
37
Penn Water A Power s f 5s '40JAJ
109
MAS
108
106 %
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
106
108
Penn Water Co 5s 1940
k 100
88
85
75
37
78 %
Sale price
106 y
112-H
84
Power Oo—
1st ref 4 Hs 1968 ser B
J&J
A 1957
N'western Util Co 7s
interest,
63 H
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
N'western Teleg 1st
Passaic Gas A Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
—_M&S
Paterson Ry gen 5s 1944
A&O
Paterson A State Line Traction—
5s 1964
J&J
1st A ref 4H« 1977
106 %
15
Ltg5s'55-J-D
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
FAA
Penn Centra ILight A
39 H
J&J /
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser A—M&N
8 f deb 6H« 1943
M&N
Northern W'chester
88
109 H
103
103
107 H
104
1st & ref 5s 1964
M&N
Refunding 4 Ha 1961
A&O k 99%
5H% notes 1940
-J&D k 98
Northern Texas Elec Co—
f
101""
58
37
A
Pecos Valley Power
106
1st A ref 5s 1941—
A&O
1st. & ref 6s 1941 ser B—. A&O
88
104
104
102
1st A ref 6s 1962
Northern States Power Oo—
s
101H
75
100
ServMAS /
Peninsular Tel Co 1st 5H> '51 JAJ
102
J&D
AAO
5s 1940 opt
Northern UtUlties Oo—
99
106 %
Northern Penna Power Oo—
Coll tr
102
106
MAS
1st s f 5Hs 1957 ser A
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
103""
Light Co—
5-year 5% notes 1936
MAS
Teleph & Telegraph—
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937—JAJ 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A...MAN
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
AAO
Passaic A Newark El Traction
5s 1937—
JAD
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
Paterson
Northern Ohla Pow A Lt—
River""Gas^-See
f This price Includes accrued
94"
91
102 H
118
„
80
99
92
104
,
NYGELHAP
New York Edison Oo—
1st lien A ref 6 Ho 1941--.AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944--A&O
1st 1 A ref 5s 1951 ser O—AAO
101H
98%
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
120
101H
100
Pacific Public Service Oo—
104
1st lien A ref 7s 1946
109
105H
100
Pacific
1st M A ref 6s 1963
50
I960
1st M 5s 1955
91
59 H
63
Conv deb 6s
Pacific Power A
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser
52 H
104%
O.JAD
JAD
Pacific Northw st Pub
78
102
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
O—M&N
D
MAS
99
104 H
93 H
Pacific Light A Power Oorp—
Pac L A P Co 1st 5s 1942.JAJ
106
1st A ref 5s 1966 ser
69
103 %
92
1st A ref 4 H« 1957 ser E—J&D
1st & re' 4 Ha *60 ser F
J&D
109 H
1st A ref 5Hs
97
JAJ
B.JAD
Pacific Gas & El ref 5a '42
72
25
Gen'l loan & coll 5Hs 1961-J&J
67%
Angeles-Pacific RR—
1st A ref mtge 5a 1943-MAS
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser
70
1937 opt
F&A
North eastern Public Service—
1st gold 5s
104
10
Los
84
:
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
117 %
AAO
6H« series O 1939
AAO
5Hs series D 1945
—J&J
5a series E 1946—
A&O
Ozark Power & Water Co—
lstsf 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942—-JAJ
Refunding 6s 1961
M&S
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref g 4s I960 opt '15—J&J
106
—M&S
Valley Pswer Co-—
« f 5Hs 1970
1st M
Otter Tail Pswer Co (Minn)—
,■100
95
.30
I10H
;
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 Hs July '55J&D
ioi"
A. J&J :• 24
49
M&S
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
100 H
27
op
Ottawa L H & Power—
50
North Shore Coke & Chemical—
110
108
75 H
92
'45
Extlsink fund 5s 1963
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938.-A&O
A 1947
'13-F&A
bef '16--M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Oorp
Orange & Rockland Elec Co—
1st m 5s 1958
F&A
84
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt--M&N
82 % Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
87
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
83
81
60
102 H
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s
§2*
89
AAO
1st if 6s 1947
78
86
96%
70
F&A
Omaha & Council Bluffs 8t Ry—
Income 5s 1937
J&J /
83 M
74
104
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
110
106 H
109 %
106
103
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
109;
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
6s
69 H
Okla Power Holdings 5Hs '43 J&J
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 6s '41-J&J
109
North Hudson Lt H & P oo
1st & ref g 5s '40 op '20
"6
32
1st M 5s 1950
95
1st M & Hen 5Hs 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Oo—
/
M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940
M&S
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A--J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
J&J
1st coll & ref 5Hs '48 ser
103
1H
,
110H
23
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
A&O
1956
106
/
Ohio VaUey Water 6s 1954—J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-F&A
107
Sallsb & Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
North Continent Utilities Com—
1st & ref 5s
106 H
108
Pow 1st 5s 1951...J&J
Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
-J&D 119H
117
1st 4Hs 1961 ser B——-MAN
102
New Hampshire Pow 6s Deo. 1943
106
New Haven Water 4Hs 1945-J&J
110
1st & ref 4Hs A 1957
J&D
111
1st A ref 4Hs B 1970
A&O
112
1st & ref 4Hs O 1981
M&S
N J & Hud Rlv Ry A Ferry—
52
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
MAS
100
N J Pow A Lt 1st 4Hs *60—AAO
New Jersey Water Oo—
95 H
1st M 5s 1950
F A A
Nsw Mexico Power—
75
1st M 5s 1958
JAJ
New Orieaos Pub Service Oo—
66 H
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A.-AAO
66 %
1st A ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
54
Gen M 4Hs 1935
J&J
♦/ 39
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A---J&D
New Orleans City & Lake—
86
1st s f 5s 1943
-J&J
101
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
101
1st & ref 6s 1944
---.J&J
Newp News A Old Pt Ry A El
98
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
87
Gen ft 5s Mar 1 1941—M&S
102 H
Newport Water 5s 1953-——-—
97 H
New Rochelie Wat 644s '51-M&N
94 H
1st 5s series B 1951—-M&N
83
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5Hs '50-MAS
5 Basis,
107%
104
96
New Eng
Mew Eng
N5Y"9 A "East"
2%
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st 6H« 1943 (with war)—J&J
North Carolina Pub Serv Oo—
NewBrunswick(NJ)LtHeatAPo
1939
Ohio Term 'Gleve) 6s 1947—J&D
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
1953——
Serial 5% notes 1936
103
...JAJ
Onio State Telep 5s 1944
S f deb 5Hs 1956 ser S—J&J
k 100
Serial 5% notes 1935——A&O
105
110H
109^
k 107H
M&S
2H
107 H
J&J
Ha'47—F&A
'36--J&D
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 6s i 949--M&N
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944--J&J
North American Co.
Deb 5« 1961
—FA A
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A-.M&S
Deb 5Hs 1963 ser B—F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 16 '69 ser O MAN16
North Amer Light & Power Co—
1st mtge 6Hs
F&A
O.M&S
1st & ref 5Hs ser E 1961M&N k 105H
99
Ohio State Power 6s 1935
J&D
106
108
107
Norf & Portsm Tract 5s
74
106H
105 H
100H
A-A&O
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 aer A
Norf & Ports Bdge 6
66
72
102
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G LA C
.
94%
;
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)
102 H
Mount Home
1st & ref 6s 1953 series
98 %
96 %
AA '50--M&N
1959—
J&J
series A
5s
1st M & ref 7 H« *46 ser
110H
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
80
106
Ohio Public Service Co—
107
106 H
ex_M&N
106
104H
i960
mmmmm
104
1st & cons 6s ser
73
col tr 5Hs 1953
1st & ref 5a1954 ser D
6% ■ f notes 1935
—M&N
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
Niagara Falls Power—
100 %
83 H
m
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
N Y Water Service Oorp—
1st M 5s 1951 aer A
—M&N
107 H
100
78 H
78H
opt——J&J
series A_A&0
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—-A&O
Gen &refsf4Hs '55 ser O A&O
Geo A ref s f 5s 1955 ser D AAO
Morn'side El St Ry—See Phlla, Co
.
ser.A JAJ
A&O
F&A
79 % Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st5s 1944--M&N
9H
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 4H« 1956 ser D.J&D
10H
Deb g 6s 2024—
J&D
1st
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
1st & consol 5s
93 H
M&N
M&N
5s 1951
1st M 5s 1956
107
106 H
107 %
Gen & ref 5s 1955
New Eng Pow Assn
Deb 5Hs 1954
69
—
Rys—
'62 op 13- -M&N
1%
Certificates of deposit— —- /
1st con ft H» 1962
M&N
1%
Certificates of deposit
109 %
N Y Steam 6s 1947
M&N
74 %
102 H
93
70
108 H
105%
29
100H
Ohio Cities
mmm
1st con g 4 Hs
102 %
102
MaN
A 1962-JAJ
32
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—JAJ
Water Oorp—
m mm*
New York State
63 H
62 H
Montreal Tramways—
New
■
108
J&J
1st M 6s 1952
65
3% conv deb 1939--—--—J&J
Montreal Pub Service Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
—M&S
4s Dec 15
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s
103 H
102
Richmond Gas Oo—
1951 ser A—M&N
N Y State El & Gas Oorp—
1st ra 4Hs 1980
M&S
New York State Gas & Elec Co—
1st M 5Hs 1962
AAO
95%
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D /
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
6Hs 1947
--J&D f
104
1st ref M 6a
.103 H
102
Montreal Lt fit A Pow Oonsol—
1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951—-A&O
1st ref col A sf 6s 1970 serB M&S
Mutual
103
112
N Y &
43 op
1941
55
33
18,-J&J
Deb g 5s 1962 serA...-.-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 514s 1957-M&N
1st & ref g 5s
89"
50
'
121
124
Con 6s 1945
——JAJ
99%
NYAWestch Ltg 4s 2004--J&J
107 %
Deb c 5s 1954 op guar-.J&J
N Y Power & Light Oorp—
k 100
1st mtge 4Hs 1967—
A&O
New York Rys Corp—
76H
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A—J&J
9
\<I1 Income fts .Tan 1 1965. Apr /
40
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J /
*19%
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D
23d St Ry 5a 1962
J&J *f 33
56 %
56
Power—
1st A ref s f 6s
104 H
Bid.
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A
—J&D
Ul%
1st g 5s
Pur mon
103 %
96 H
Bonds
120 H
L H & P Co—
Dec 1 1948
JAD
coll tr 4s 1049.—FAA
Ed El HI, N Y. con g 6si'95 JAJ
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J
NYAER Gas 1st g 6s *44—JAJ
V Y Gas Elec
53
51
,,tn
AOs.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ank.
50
Missouri GasAElec 6s A 1944MAS
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J
Missouri Power A Light—
1st M 5H« 1055 ser A
MAS
1st M 4 He 1968 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Service Oo—■
First mtge 5a 1947 ser A—F&A
Mo Rlv Sioux City Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953
15
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
J&J
Mobile Gas Imp A ref 7s 'fil-J&D
Mob Lt A RR 1st g 6s '37—JAD
Cons g 6s 1941 —- - - - - - - "
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s 56-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Oo—
1st M 5s 1949
-JAD
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s '42 opt *22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 514s 1950 series A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub 8er
1st lien & ref 6 Hs ser B '53 F& A
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—•
Ext 1st 5^8-6Hs 1944
J&J
Montana
[
Bid.
Bonds.
-
82
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest"
except where marked "F and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds.
)
ft
tfO
II
Debenture 4s 1950—
srv
Oorp
F
ser
ft 35""
21H
23
25"
25
28
113%
107
108
Queenaboro Gas A El 5s '62.J'
Ref 5s 1955
4#
M.
J
1st ggu 4s
,
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51-M
Sink fund 5s ser "9" *52-M
Sink fund ser "10" '53-M
82
80%
81%
82
1st M
5s
5s
95
16
25
70
30
»
105 H
106
104
106
106"
105
Piedmont
Hydro-El Oo
(ltaijr)-
12
14"
67
95
/
69
9l"
88
108
Plttsburgh
Phlla
Rys—See
Don
m
6s 1953
a
FA
/
110
101
j
92
107
102
56%
56%,
101%
Oamden Sub 1st 5s 1946—JAJ
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6%s
1952.._JA
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s. '35-44.JA if
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s I960 ser
100%
81 a
§ IX
20
10
99%
A—-MA
Sierra A San Francisco
Power—
lfltg 5s 1949 opt—
FA
2d M 5s 1949 series B
JA
leslan Elec
Oorp s f 6%s '46FA
Sioux Olty Gas A
Elec Oo—
108%
109%
98
/
99
34%
36%
95%
6s 1949 Apr
1st 25-yr 5Wf i960 oer
1b* M 5s 1960
97
91%
6. FA A
97%
95
....
93
87
76
~
99%
106
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lw—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—JAL
South Bay Oonsol Water—
102
70%
73
84
86
37
101
102
1st lien A ref 5s
1957
J*
>uth Coast Co
6%s 1943—-JA.
South Jer G E A T—See
Pub Ser«
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
1st lien A ref 5s 1980 ser A.JAj
1st lien A ref 5s I960 ser B. JAJ
1
k 113%
19"
Roch Ry cons 5s g
Rochester A Syracuse KB—
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957.1
Rochester Telep Oorp—
5
.
if
^^3
1
107
103%
)
J
108
107%
107%
110
99
)
A 40
46%
105%
94
103
89
97
70
J
»
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Poi
1st
5s Nov 1 1937
J
1st
99%
99%
84
I
87
102%
)
St Louis Oo
105
(Mo) Water Oo—
80
)
107
)
107%
100
104%
St Louis Public Service—
Oonv 6% notes ext to '34—JA If
St Louis Springf A Peoria RR—
>
100^
98M
100 H
102
99%
101%
91%
77
90
76 X
U0H
.
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen geld 5s 1944.
J
16
—
65
66%
R T.
106%
107
roPubS
i
112
6s
i
r
84
80
so—
)
80
88
1
113%
82
-
82
82
107%
99
95
78H
....
San DIege Oonsol Gas A Elee—
1st g 5s 1939 *Pt 1914—MA
1st A ref 6s ser A 1939—MA 1
107H
98"
107
107%
104%
105%
105%
107%
103%
104%
104%
113
60
1
.
mmmm
J This price includes aocrued interest.
1st A ref 5 Ha ser D
* Last sale,
»
Nominal.
106
« Sale
price.
105%;,
;
101%
82
39
73
109%
108
107%
107%
1st A ref 4%s 1961
MAS
South Oallf Telep 1st M 5s 1947
Southern Oanada Pr Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
AAO
108%
108%
108%
102%
Collateral trust 5s t937 .MAM
Southern California Gas Oo—
109
MX
.
103%
?
;
105%
106%
103
103%
109
105%
Southern Cities Pub Serv Oo—
Oonv deb 6a 1949———MAN /
Southern Oltles Utilities Oo—
1st lien A coll 5s 1958—.AAO
s f deb 6i 1958 ser a
Faa /
22
29%
11
105%
....
30%
Southern Oolorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Southern Counties Gas (Oalif)—
92%
102%
102%
MAN
AAO
Southern Gas Oo—
1st 0%s 1935 ex-warr
S f deb 6 He 1936 ser A
92%
MAN
101%
101%
....
Utilities, Inc—
1st M ■ f 6Hs 1939 ser A.MAS
97
South Ind G A E 5Hs '57—AAO *107%
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
1st • f 6s 1944 with warr—JAJ
84%
Without privilege
83
South N E
120
Telep 1st 5s 1948-JAD
Deb g 5s 1970.
114
JAD
H6
So Ohio Elee 6s 1955
1st g 6Hjs 1959 ser D
Sou Pub Utll 1st 6s 1943
ervice" '
San Antenle Public Service—
106%
71
:;
•>;.
108%
Refunding 5e 1952——.MAS
Refunding 5s 1954—
.—JAD
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Southern Gas
102
93
50
IIJ&D
1941
lstM4%s 1968
r
100
92
107%
105%
121
93
Riverside Trac 6s 1960—JAD
Be Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953-MAS
104
—
>
x~w
Southern Bell Telep dt
Teleg1st s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916.-JA
1st A ref fiUa 1962 ser B-.MAS
1st A ref 5s 1957
MAS k
108%
83
I
90
66
cons guar 5s 1959
Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937-
1st
—
88
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-AAO
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5s'55 JAD
95%
105
St Olalr County (111) Gas A El—
111
37
„
102
••
> Texas Gas 6
%s 1938 A-MA!
southeast PAL deb 6s 2025 -MAI
Southeactern Gas A Water Oo—
104%
104%
103%
100%
81%
Sou B'vard—See Third Ave
Ry
1
)
F&A
Southern California Edlsoo—
Gen g 6s Nov 1939 opt
JA
Refunding 5s 1951
..JAJ
99
3
104%
1955--
1st lien 6s
Pow-
)
6s
/ 34
Oorp.
104%
103
4
Light A
8
...
1st M
97
81
99
98%
llfOQiltK
109"
i
60
67
b Basis.
uo
107%
108%
Rome (Oa) By A L 5s '46-)
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
1st g 5p Dec 1 I960--.
JAJ
Eliz A Raritan Riv 5s '54-MAN
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MAN
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—MAN
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Pater son By—
avbl
1st ref 5s 1950
MAN
South Oarolina Power Oo—
64
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938--—JAD
Ells Halul A Cent Jersey By—
Jtllsabetn a Trent 5s '62-AAO
05
f?
108%
80
106
A VUA-1
103%
wi
104
Oo.
108%
91
—
uo
102
33
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Water 5s, 1938
Rockland
Russian Elec 6s 1954
L
fk 41H
>ubllc Elec L Oo A (St Albans, Vt)
1st 5%s 1950
AA
96
hibllc Service Oo of Colorado—
liiuiduct
FA
79%
I
k
KJL
45
32%
79
Deb gold 5%s 1947—--MAN
Power Gas A Water Sec Oorp
Ool) tr 5s 1948 with warr.MAH
OOl
O
S
76""
62
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—MAN
104
1st M 4_%s 1961 series F..AA0
101H
Potomac El Pow—
Oons M g 5s 1936 guar..JAJ * 104^
Gen lien A ref 6s 1953
AAO
109
Po irer Oorp of Oanada Ltd—
Oonv den 4 His 1959 S«r B-MA8
88
5s Dec. 1 1957
96
Power Oorp of N Y—
UU
w
40"
J
Potomac Edison Oo—
*ublic Service Oorp of N J—
Trust certs 0% per pet—N
B..MA
ser
ser
82
&
MAN
-'.j.''*1'
98%
98%
103%
98%
*678erA A A
ec
41
99%
78%
3
72
75
88
45 H
194ft-..
1st MA cols f 4
Hjs
1st col tr 4%s'68
42%
40
89
6o
43%
5/
-
72
Second Ave Trac—See Phlla <
80
I
4
>/
102 H
5s 1936
JAJ.
Portland (Ore) Gas A Ooke—
1st A ref g 5s *40 opt '20—JAJ
1st l'n A gen 4%s 1940
JAJ
Portland (Me) RR3%s 1951-JAJ
1st 1 A con m 5s 1945—MAR
Deb
69,.
1st
Roanoke W W 5a 1950
J
Rochester (Antral Power Oori
Deb g 5s 1953
M
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
105""
56 H
1st A ref 6s 1953 series A—MAS
Seattle-Everett Traction—
Shawlnlgan Water A Power Oo
38
j
A 35
Assentedl960
AsW '
98
"V
92
i
51
22
65
A vO(fi
Sedalia(Mo)Wat 5%s 1947-FA
Valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A.
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Q<
Roanoke G-L 5%s 1951
F<
Roanoke Ry A El 5s 1953
F<
—
Portland General Elec Oo—
JL»
/
87
56**
S
100
81
107 H
UMtooci
o
1stM« 6s 1939 opt 1914Seattle Lighting Oo—
38
Oons 6s 1955
AA 3/38
7 % sec. notes 1936
TA 4/40
Richland Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1937101
AA 0
Richmond (Ind) W W Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957
101%
-MA si
Rio Grande
100%
1
•'I!
1st coll tr 5o 70
/ 38%
f 38
S
TiVIUOUW
106%
i6§""
107
Water Oo—
1st 4%s 1958
3
100%
Scran to n-Spg Brook Water
Serv—
& r«r I5s 1967 ser
A— FAik
5s, 1961
Scranton By—lot 6s Nov
'82.JA.
Scranton Transit ser 5s A 1959-.,
4s series B 1959
:
48
Income 3s 1959
/ 19
UB
f -36
N
7s 1950
g
«>«
Plattsburg G A El 1st 5s 1939.
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953—M
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A *50 A
!
AMm
2R
90
90
0
102%
Of 43
-/ 42%
NT
Richmond (S I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
JA
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt A P—
108H
MAN
-AAC
1969
104%
94
*
Mtge
69
14H
•
eS*
105%
,
MAN
1955
M
1st
A
J
27
:
People's Traction Oo—
1st Aref4%sl957
Phila Sub Water Oo—
Vyl
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr
94
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43 -FA/ if
Union Traction 4s 1952.JAJ
Phlla Bubur-Oountles Gas A Elec
Of
Scranton Gas A
ST
Certificates of deposit.
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat Serv
64
Union Traction—
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs 45-AAC
ua
\f
8
J
37
25
MAN
1955
!/104
tuiov
Railway A Light Securities—
80
Darby Media A Ohes
1st 4%s 36 opt '16 gu__JAJ
Heat Mantua A Fairm 5His '81 )
Market Street Elev Pass Rj
103%
115
105
97 ■>
73
i
107%
i75«
59
102
95
60
sr
109%
100
95
108
61
D
«•
!■>:::
102
>
108%
46
1st A ref 4%s 1950 ser D-JA
Quebec Power Oo—
1st M A coll tr s f 5s 1968 J i
80
79H
80 H
Mil J
J A, 1
St Ri
6s geld
1902
1st m r e 6s 1944—
Savannah
JL
108%
ser A
AAC >
Elec A Power Oo—
100%
D
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
l
,5%
66%
64
m>«• m «■» m m m — m m
107
1st s f 5s 1955
86
45
D
■
111%
102%
l8t 5£J Q4fi
aft 1010 J AI i
San Jose Water Wks
5s 1953-JA. J
Falls Oo Ltd—
0
110
34 H
85
8
109
107%
109H
Phlla A Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
——VI
1C8
107%
107%
8
108 X
107
Philadelphia Klec Power Oo—
1st mtge 5%s 1972
F<
99%
100
S
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 5 His 1949
it
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O
MA
48%
Oerp—-
«
vv«4
llo"
v:::.
47%
%
IMA! if
A Pewer
Unlf A ref 6s 1952 ser
B..MAI 3
Unlf A ref 5s 1967 ser
D...JA. 1
San Joaquin
Light A Power—
,
J
100
30
i
f 7s 1942
101
92
eauda
103
O
84%
98'"
4s 1996
s
Joaquin Lt
t
)
112%
7
Deb
San
92
i
A
95
64
1
109%
D
112
/ 80
,
109
104%
O
,
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo—
109 H
lst M
J
1st A ref 4 Hs 1981
91
8*
J
*
N
84
)
101
99%
92%
92%
5s 1934;J
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma8
85 H
103 H
85 H
90
56
.
100%
99%
92%
91%
91%
1st
Peoria Water Works Co-—
Philadelphia Oompany-
1
N
36%
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T.
k
106%
J
2
r
108
105
35H
r
107
105%
[V
103%
107%
Peoples Light A Power Corp—
1st Hen 5%s 1941
J A If
Conv deb 5s 1979
JA J /
r
N
104H
103 X
107 H
Alt
Bid
O
1st A ref. 4 His 1957 ser B.A
"ubllc Service Oo of Nor HI—
104
79
104 %
104 H
1
)
VJOD
Bonds.
Diego Water Supply Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1955
MA
O
115%!
78
94
I
UDI
Ask.
Bid.
San
Public Service Oo of N H—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A—M
J
J
v
\
Bonds.
1
112H
103 %
,
jyXUvUCM
Ask.
94
)
106""
98%
84%
85
122
105%
JAD
JAJ
105
JAJ
105
Southern Trac—See Phlla Oe.
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr AAO f
Certificates of deposit
/
12
12
Southern Wise Pow 6s 1938
AAO
So'west Gas Utll 6%s 1943-MAN
99%
15
.
/
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
AAO *
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A.FAA
Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser ▲ .... JAJ
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
MAN
1st 6s series O 1961
M A N
'Negotiability impaired by maturity.
14
14
100%
19
69
110%
99
99
103%
110%
99%
99%
104%
:
UTILITY
PUBLIC
MAR., 1935]
All
MnnrF
bond
nrlcea
are
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
Bonda.
Bid.
1st 8 f 6s 1945.
•
n*
..MAN
.
1st
im
72
1st
73*
M
53
53*
90
J&J
91
103*
104*
f 7s
37
38
28*
29*
38*
38*
Genl
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st 6s series G 1947—
J&D
Oonv deb ser A 1932
.J&D f
SI*
37
Gen
107"
5s
4*s
1957
—
First ilen
§8*
32*
39*
29*
Unidn
Extl 1st
United ilium Oo New
4
Deb g 6*8 1974
98*
"9"
92*
34
M&t* /
1st con M 6s 1949....
M&B /
Income g 4s 1949 op '29--JAD /
lnc funding g 5s 1936
JAD /
64
Baltimore Traction Oo—
No Bait Div 1st 5s '42--JAD
Oent Ry ext and imp 5s.. 1932
79
98*
92
93""
91
105*
101
'.*p
/
—
Albany Ry
* «■
2*
Gen
g
FAA 16 f
M 5s g '30-JAJ /
1947
JAD/
g
1942.-AAO /
/
16*
1st 6s 1946 series A———.J&J /
1st 5*s I960 series B...MAS /
8 f deb 6s ser A 1942 ...MAS /
'
40
40*
1*
fPIfctsb)—See Phila nr
United Wat G A E 5s 1941 -MAS
Unterelbe Power A Llgnt Oo—
S f M 6s 1953
-AAO /
Utah GasA Ooke 1st 5s
1930.JAJ
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—AAO
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
,
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1958—-MAS
General OH* 1956..
MAS
Texas Pow A Lt 1st 6s 1937 -JaD
42
V
42
•
2*
63
42""
36
105
104*
JAJ
91
MAN
York)—
100
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 JAJ
Adi lnc g 5s Jan I960 opt.-AAO
92*
101
KB
58
65"
Tide Water Power 1st 5* '79.FAA
Teho Electric Power (Japan)—
86*
87*
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6a 1933
JAD
Utilities Service 6s 1963 ctf dep..
Oonv deb 6*s ser A 1938-F&A
Vamma Water Pow
5*s '57.AAO
1st a f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
89*
95
72
Westchester El 1st 6s g '43 JAJ
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1962——MAN
Tol G E A H con 1st g 5s '35. AAO
Trenton G A El g 5s 1949-MAS
Trenton St Ry con g 5a '38-JAJ
General 6s, 1941
..JAD
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6a '61.AAO
Tri-Oities Water 6 Hi 1942—JAD
Tri-State Telep A Teleg—
5*s 1942
MAN
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
MAN
Troy Oity Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Turner Falls Pow A El 5s A *52 JAD
23d Street Ry—See N
¥
ttys
Twin Oity Rapid Transit Oo—
1st lien A ref 5H« 1952.. JAD
8t Paul Oity Ry—
Cable cnt 5s 1937
JAJ15
62
78*
107*
79*
MAS
1948
100
10-yr
1st A ref mtge 6s
n
30
n
15
45
n
Guaranteed
108*
sec conv
5*s 1942 .MAS
ser B *54-JAD
Sec conv 5*s 1944
_JAJ
Virginia Pow 1st 5s 1942—JAD
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st A ref 5*e 1946 ser A..FAA
„
103*
107*
105*
108*
106*
;r
1st A ref 6s 1960 ser B__. J&D
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.MAS
Deb s f 6s 1946
...FAA
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 5a Mar 1941 op...MA8
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—MAN
Refunding 5s 1958
54*
55
92
95
95
6s m 1936
ser
B
Impaired
by
JAJ
—AAO
Istsf 5*s 1947
1st M5hi 1953
1st M 5s 1955
maturity,
t No par.
5 Basis.
w w
FAA
JAJ
MAN
1960.FAA
/Flat price,
117 X
109 %
108 %
110"
85H
AAO
86*
73
74
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6Hs'37 with war.JAD
West Va-Ohfo River Bridge—
1st M flVfs 1962
JAJ /
West Virginia Water 5s A '51 F&A
Western Mass Oos—
92 H
94
F&A
Western N Y Utilities 6s '46-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5Hs 1950—
M&N
35 H
93 H
95*
103 H
106
103*
96
M&N
98
93
JAJ
93
106"
22
22
Puolic Service Co—
1st & ref 5Hs 1960
F&A
15
*
*
14
14.
1
1 *
; 16
16*
16*
16*
20
30 H
Western States Util 6s A '45-AAO
Western United Oorp—
f 6Hs 1955
J&D
Western United Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 6V4s 1956 Ser A
JAD
1st 5s series B 1957—
MAS
s
25
2
Fdg A R E M 4Hs g '50
MAN
6 Hi Aug 1 1936
FAA
25-year g 5s 1961
—J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960-- .MAS
Mut Un6s ext at 5%to*41.MAN
Western Utilities Oorp—
1st coll tr 8 f 5H8 1948
5
"Br
83*
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
MAN
St Ry 6s 1935—
Wichita Water 6s 1949
MAS
ser
O
FAA
M&N
Willi ameport
57
82 H
67
83H
78
112
119"
106
107 H
107
109
108
32*
29*
Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A..M&K
Winnipeg El Oo let ref 6s '35 JAJ
33 H
6s 1954.
A&O
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
JAD
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M
5s 1947AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s June 15 '57.J&D16
1st M 4Hs 1961
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power—
30
1st Are! 5s 1944opt *19-M&N
10
Gen A ref 7s 1947J&J
1st A ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power A Light—
35
1st I A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser F JAD
let lien A ref 5s ser G 1961. J&J
1st lien A ref 6s ser H1952 MAN
*100*
'*1
107
111
107
111
106 *
87
44
Wisconsin Pow. Light A Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1946—
-J&D
108"
Wisconsin
112H
108
88
82 X
66
76*
2H
100*
94
101H
86 H
102""
89 H
87
87*
101*
91*
87*
105 H
107*
101
73
94*
42
&
0 (0
105*
99
99
61H
99*
99*
63
104
105
106
107
80
83
103^
100 H
100 H
97
103 H
104*
101*
99
88
0
OO
OO
CO
88
88
&
07*
96
98
100
96
101
98
103
99
101
102
104
Public Service Oorp—
1st 1A ref 6s 1952 ser A...AAO
1st A ref 6Hs 1958
JAJ
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 6e. 1942
J&J
Wlscon RIt Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
Wise Val El 1st A ref 5s '42M&N
1st mtge 5H* 1942
.MAN
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
68 *
1*
74
100H
J&T>
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
117*
106
35
White Line
1st m 5s I960
65
81
o co
95
40
79
6% notes 1937
M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 6s
1952
Westphalia United El Pr (Uermy
1st M s f 6s 1953
J&j / 39 H
Whatcom Oo Ry&LC 5s '35.M&N
100
783
2*
30
1H
Western
15
J&D
99*
102
103
58 H
Worcester A Ounn Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 4Hs 1943
JAJ
20"
110
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—A&O
104*
fcadkin River Pow 1st 5s 41.A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-MAN
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5a'51 J&D
York Rys 1st M g 5s *87 opt. JAD
104
107
98 H
25"
102
104
Washington Gas A El Os—
92
1st lien A ref 6s
•Negotiability
14
14
...MAS /
Va Elec A Pow 1st 6s 1955—A&O
117*
73
112
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
6s 1968.
Debenture 7s
1st M 6s 1957 ser A
Ref M
Gen M 6s 1956 ser D....A&0
Gen 5s 1952 series E
...JAJ
59
25
101
60
43
82
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
Deb g 5Ha
1947.
IJAD
Deb 68 1959
FAA
/
r37—JAJ
40
42
78
Utah Power A Light Uo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
MAN
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944—.FAA
1st 1 A gen M 4*8 1944.-FAA
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950—.JAJ
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s '57. JAJ
Gen 5*s 1949 ser O—J AD 15
101*
Third Ave RR 1st 6s g
Sou Boulevard g 6s 1945—JAJ
Union Ry 1st 6s g 1942..FAA
1
Unit Tr
-
95*
107*
88
-M&N
105
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949—JAJ
Western P L A Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
20
FAA /
1st lien 6s series B 1950
AAO f 20
1
St Louis—
Troy Ofty Ry 5s
107
72 H
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938.J&J
con
5s
40
119*
g
1st M 5s 1951
1st 5s series B I960
Conv deb 6s 1935
43
42
/. 14
1st lien 6s ser B 1953..—.MAN
Uulted Traction (Albany)—
Oon g 4*s 2004
JAD/
4
94*
*
42
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
JAJ */ 283
Oity A Sub Pub Serv
*34 J*J / 283
36
United Telep (Del) 6s A 1948 AAO
36
United Tel A Tel 5*a A1953 M&N
77 J
82
70*
JAJ
Deb g 6a 2022 ser
1st A ref 5s 1966
Third Avenue Ry (New
Eq 7*s Feb 15 1936
104*
101
V4:
„
101
Ky.
118H
Ooll tr
Extended to 1934 at 6% MAS /
Lake Ro El 1st 5s '42
MAS
United Railways of Havana—
United Rys of
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1960
4s 1949.
60
i
6s
g
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ohes—
1st g gu 4*s 1953
FAA
V3"
mtge
conaol
55*
103*
99
F&A
AAO */
AAO 7
A
warr
av
4% notes 1939
41*
103*
United Pub UtU 6s 1947 A—AAO /
1st lien 5*s 1947 ser B—-AAO /
ist
89
41
Un LtARys(Del)deb 5*s'52 FAA
Uulted Power & Lignt iHajusaei—
1st 6s series A 1944-..—.-JAJ
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
A&O /
Unit Rye A Elec (Baltimore)
3
80
30*
86*
29*
32
80*
1st A ref 5s 1970-.--- ---AAO
Tern! Hydro Elec 6*s 1953-FAA
Terre Haute Traction * LLu.lst con M g6s 1954 ....MAN
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
JAD
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FAA
Texarkana W 1st 6s *58-—-FAA
Texas Cities Gas 1st 6s '48..MAN
•
92*
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser
90*
29*
86*
28*
107*
101
6*s 1933 with
98*
106*
JAJ
1947 ser B
United Public Service Oo—
...
1st M 5s *46 op '21 ser A.MAS
ist M 5s 1963 series E
MAS
1st M 5s 1956 series G
JAD
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
..JAJ
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960-.JAL
West Texas Utilities Oo—
'
70
-M&N
1st mtge 5s
2X
uiii.
„
78
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A—.JAD
1st A ref 5s 1956
-JAD
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—M&N
Tennessee Public Service—
let
k
54*
:
63
56
MAN
1959-.AAO
deb 6s 1973-
2X
West Kootenay Pow 5s Mar 1 '56.
W esc PennElec. deb 6s 2030. AAO
West Penn Power—
96
1st lien A cons 7*s 1937--AAO
United LtARys'Me)6s A *52 AAO
112
.
102
109
5s "50
JAD
West End St Ry—Sep Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
_
.....
-
I
69 H
109
,
A—JAD
Haven_
1st 1 A conaol 5*s
Deb g 6s 1975
LAP—riee No N
u
..
94*
1st 4s Feb 1
1940—...FAa
United Light A Power Oo—
25
vVc»«,ert
Westchester Lt 1st
(Italy)—
Without warrants
45
Ask.
•
WttMGchester Elec—See 3d
9*
MAS 16 /
no
'49—JAD
f 7s 1956 ser
s
79
'lty A Sub 6s g 1948
..FAA
Washington A Suburban Cos—
Ooll trust 5 Ha 1941—
68
MA8
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op....
107^
JAJ
1st & gen 5s I960
JAJ
101H
Wafcerbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4Hs 1958
108
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry
1st MsfgSs 1940 op'15. JAJ /
>
IX
Mort,lf|cat.e® of ftflpoalt
'
Water Service Cos 5s '42
67
Ts
Wayne United Gas 6Hs *44. JAD /
Wks Oo—
Unlted Elec Serv
46
Bid.
Bonda
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 6s 1959.
..JAJ
88*
Uulted Elec Rys (Providence)
Gen ref M 6s Jan 1951 ser A. ..
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B;_
89
FAA
106*
Ry
A.MAN
5Hi 1951 ser
Water
1st ilen 5Hs 1942
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s
Tennessee Eastern Eiec Oo—
1st M 6s 1943— ...
Tenessaee Electric Power—
106
Elev
W
N
RR—See
Elev
Ry—See Third Ave
Union Trac—See Phila R T
99*
-
108*
Union Water Service Oo—
Taoony-Palmyra Bridge—
1952—-..-JAD
s f 5*s 1971-JAJ
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
Deb 5s 1958
JAD
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
6s 1953
-„_---MAN
107
108 *
UnlonPub Serv(Mlnn) 5s A'58 JAD
w
JAD
90
107 *
1st g 5*8 1954 ser AJ&J
Union
99*
88*
107 *
Elec L A Pow of Illinois—
Union
Union
2
106*
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s *06-A&y
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Eleci Oo
1st mtge 6s 1967 ser A v JAD i 98*
45
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
39
8% g notes 1936
--AAO
Debenture 6s 1961...
F&A C 34*
31*
Debenture 6s 1966
J AD
38*
6% conv notes 1936
,__A&0
Standard Power A L Oorp—
28*
Deb g 6s 1957.,
F&A
Standard Public Service Oorp—
43
1st lien 68 series A1948...F&A
43
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
JAD
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st I col tr 5*s '43 ser A.MAN /
24
2
Oonv deb 6s 1938-.-....MAN /
Stettin Pud Uoll 7s 1946.. -A&O /
34
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
111
1st s f g 5s Apr I '52 op '07 AAO
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938. FAA
109*
Super-Power Oo of ill—
1st 4His 1968
98*
-MAS
98
1st M 4 His 1970
MAS
k 105*
1st M 6s 1961
Sweetwater Water 5His 52—A&O
89*
113*
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1946 ----JAJ
118
Syracuse Lighting 6s g 1951.JAD
108
1st A ref 5Ws 1954
FAA
5s series B 1957
-J A J
107*
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1940-M&8
2d mtge g 5s 1930
JAJ /
1*
96
90
88*
JAD
B--F&*
-AAO
M&N
6s 1967 ser
1957
oacge
General
6s 1952
Debenture 7s
Taiwan El Pow
M*M /
/
1955
f 7*s
•
«
Gen 5s series A 1954
MAN /
105 *
El Lt A Pow Oo of St L
Jnlon
Oo —
MAS
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st tin « Us '37 with warr.
-AAO
.
1952
-FAA
'llgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
i«t M « f Ti 1945
MA816
Guar
2022 series A...-MAS
f 6s 1946 ser A
Southwestern 9tate«
Telep
1st M 8s 1948
s
r
k 103 H
Wash Ry & EI g 4s 1951
\nacont & Pot
79
1949... A&D
...
1945 Ser A.M&P
AS ref 5s Oct 1953
1st I A ref 5H«
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M
Ask.
<*rrol Hjrdro-Elec Pow Oo—-
Southwestern Power A Light—
Deb g 6s
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Pwln States Gas A Electric—
Southwestern Light & Po*» Oo—
lst M 5s 1957 ser A.
F&A
1st M V 1957 ser B
-F&A
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
83
BONDS
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
interest" except
"and
60*
IS*
32
k Last
62
62
57
33
sale,
n
Nominal,
s Sale
price,
t
Ex-dlvidend.
108"
99
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
S4
NOTICE.—All bond price® are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Par.
Stocks.
Bid.
(t)
IP
preferred..
S6
Transp
.100
Cine New A Cov Lt A Trac.—100
Preferred
-————100
Cincinnati Street By
50
Unctn A Suburb Bell Telep—60
Cities Service com
t
Preferred
—————100
1
-
of N J com ...--(t)
--lOW
A Foreign Pow cam
('.
Preferred
Amer
Preferred
Warrants
(t)
-~~1P
$6 preferred
Amer Gas A Pow $6 1st pref—(tj
American Light A Traction.—25
Amer Power A Light com—(T)
preferred - - Appalachian El Pow 7%
6% preferred
—
Arkansas Natural
Preferred
—
Preferred
Oleve Elec Ilium common
Certificates of
com-—
Optional warrants..
1
96 pref with war
97 pref
Atlantic City Elec, 96
100
45
40 54
48
Green A Ooates—See Phila R T.
Green Mt Pow
Corp 96 pref—it)
43 34
44)4
Greenwich Water AGas 0% pf-100
Gulf States Util 96 pref
7%
Conn Lt A Pow 5)4 %
6)4% preferred
——(T)
95 preferred
44
6% 1st preferred
CT)
com——100
ord
(t)
Bridgeport Gas LightCT)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oa__—20
Brit Col Pow Oorp A
Ct)
(T)
pref—100
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c—26
Bklyn-Manhat Transit-—.-(t)
96 preferred series A
(t)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com-(t)
96 preferred
-—(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas
—.(f)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
91.60 prior preferred—
25
95 flrstpref(t)
Braad River Power 7%
(Toronto)
33
27
Illuminating Shares class A
75
193
100
68 H
43
Jefferson Electric
6)4
m
60
*8~
2
154
95
62
57
H
54
15*"
16"
234
109)4
107)4
78
85
454
44)4
4154
2)4
254
1)4
4)4
4454
4254
334
GJel)
7 %---—100
A Trenton BB com—
50
50
43
165
53
umpire A Bay State Teleg—100
Empire District Elec 6% pf—-100 k
Empire Gas A Fuel Oa pf 8%-100
Preferred 7%
——100 k
6)4% preferred
-—100
■;
6% preferred
———. .100
Empire Power Oorp partlc stk.(t)
12
*7)4
10
1)4
m
(t)
M
95)4 pref (With warrants)—(T)
56 preferred
——— (t)
Essex A Hudson Gas.—
100
1754
176
Elec class A——10
5)4
warrants—
Pass By—See
-—26
26
Federal Light A Tr com
15
k
H
Phila R
European
Chic Dist Elec Generat 96 pref (t)
Fall River Elec Light—
Fall Biver Gas Works
Option
Falrm't Pk A Hadd
Chicago JRys partlc ctfs series 1
100
100
100
■;f
48
...(f)
Preferred (90)
6% preferred
100,
Lake Sup Dist Pow 7% pref-_ 100 j
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com-.100
Lindsay Light com
10,
Preferred10
Lone Star Gas norp.......... (t)
6% conv preferred--- —.100
6)4 % preferred.—
—100
Lsn& islana juigntlng com--—(T)
2
7% preferred
—
100
6)4
0% preferred
---100
554
Los Angeles GAE Corp. 6% pf 100
1
Louisiana Power A Light 9o pf (t)
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl A—(f)
75
Louisville Railway Oa
100
Preferred
100
46"
Lowell Electric Light—.
26
Lvnn Gas A ttlec Do
:
26
56
Mackay Companies 4% pref—100
Maiden Electric Co
25
14
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
25
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon lnt Marine Oommuni—
ii"
Ameridep rets for ord shs—£1 k
49
Marconi Wire—See Can Mar con
2
ittaraet St Hw (San Franclncw/.iUU
18
6% preferred
—
—100
17)4
6% prior preferred
100
20
6% non-cum 2d preferred—100
Mass Power A Light Aasooiat'n—
8
with warrants
Common without warrants
Common
34
T.
37
21
23
6)4
56)4
58
————
94 preference
———60
Klngb Do Ltg 7% pref
1UU
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light—
100
.
14)4
11
.
Preferred
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
*
i
Sale price,
:'■
3
13 M
76)4
ll
W
8
21g
51$
19)4
67
60
47
11554
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69
81
44
43
18
76
68,
153
20 j
64
89
31
9!
4\
73
90,x
2)4
51
42
85
12)4
2)4
46
88
15
88
25,,
30)4
1834
854
iff
j
1)4
40c
20c
15)4
454
5)4
2
60c
16*"
2c
Mass Utilities Associates v t c—1
5% conv partlo
!-
x Ex-dividend,
-—
Warrants-
6)4
Fed St A Pleasant Val—SeePhllaCe
■
(f)
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
.100
5)4 % preferred—
—100
Kansas City Power A Light—
1st pref 96 series B
—(t)
Kansas City Pub Serv com—(t)
7% preferre
(t)
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref..100
Kentucky Utilities, pref
100
Keystone Pub Serv 92.80 pref—t
Keystone Telephone—
-
33
Consolidated Gas.——100
_
com
3
70
Eliz
of Bait pref. 100
_
3)4
454
54
preferred
100
59
Optional warrants
95 convertible
(f)
__
57
El Paso Electric Co
Preferred series A
90 preferred.
Engineers Pub Serv com
iti
Util. 7% pref
67)4
40)4
——1
—1
Chic City A Con com part ctfs-(t)
Pref partlc ctfs
———- (f)
Ctfs of deposit
Iswa ttoutheru
Italian Superpower common A (t)
Debenture rights
Jamaica Water Supp 7 H % pf— 65
0% pf—100
I In London,
lOO"
23
433
67)1
_
(t)
Power pref *7
96 preferred
6
Cent Vermont Pub Ser 96 pr--(T)
Jfc Last sale.
interstate
96)4
Eler
7% preferred
—
—..100
0 % cum pref (without warr) -100
Central States Pow A L 97 pf (t)
Series 4
Interstate Natural Gas
73
98
(Boston)..1
Preferred
——.
25
100
Eliz
1
|1.75 preferred^
...50 preferred
20
104)4
63
—
International By v t c
100
International Telep A Teleg. _(t)
International Utilities A
(t)
70
Electrical Securities, 5% pref.100
7% preferred
—100
111 Pub Serv $6 pref
(t)
Cent Indiana Power 7 % pref-100
central Maine Pow 0% pref—100
7% preferred.*
100
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 0% Pf— (t>
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref-100
Cent Pub Serv Corp cl A
-1
Cent Pub Util Corp A———(t)
Vot trust ctfs common
—I
Cent A w W Util com ——1
Preferred
(j)
Prior lien pref
(T)
Central States Elec Corp.——.1
Series 3—
38)4
2
Elec Power Association
Class A full paid
Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref 93.50 series
—60
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar),.100
Internat Power Securities com_(t)
96 preferred
(j)
2J*«8 B
0)4 % pf (t)
States Pow Cor com(B)( f)
Edison Elec Ilium
Cent
Series 2—
91)4
76
Conv stock
(t)
88
37)4
97 pref without warrants—.(t)
90 preferred series B——(*)
Eastern Util Assoc com
1
Capital Transit (WaBb. D 0)100
Carolina Pow A Light 97 pref (t,»
96 preferred
(T»
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Carp pf 100
19)4
18 H
65)4
Internat
.
90
Canadian Marconi-
Ohes A Poto Tele
18)4
86
East Shore Pub Serv
Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com ———(t)
Preferred
—100
'
Interboro B T vot trust eta.. 100
74)4
preferred stamped—.100
Preferred B stock
100
Adjustment stock
—100
Eastern N J Pow 0% cum preflOO
Eastern
100
Indlanap Pow A Lt 0K % preflOO
Indianapolis Ry Oo v t c
—100
192)4
First
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref--.100
6% preferred series or 1927-100
6% preferred
—
.—.100
Calif Water Serv 6% prtf—.100
70
35
6% preferred
58)4
77
0% preferred
——100
4)4% prior preferred——100
Eastern Mass St By com——100
ord—£1
85
Indiana Service Corp.—
—-----—-(t)
Common
(t)
_
Illinois North Utilities 6%prefl00
Ilium A Power Secur 1st pref.100
—
Amer dep rec B ord------—£1
Amer deposit rets 5)4 % pref £1
6% preferred
Central Illinois Light
96 preferred
109)4
116)4
110
108)4
18)4
76)4
r
190
176
(f)
io0
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 0% pref—100
m
(T>
—
Oo
100
Consumers IT (Maine) pf 6%-100
0.0% preferred
—100
95 preferred
(t)
Continental Gas A Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass By—See Phila B T
Ouban Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Co(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
0% preferred
(t)
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100
Derby Gas A Elec 97 pref
(t)
Detroit Edison
—100
Duke Power
100
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
East Coast Public Service v t c—
Eastern Gas A Fuel AssocV—
.-1
100
32
(t)
28
35
100
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phila
Consumers Gis
Water Power—
County Gas
Hudson
Idaho Power 7% pref
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
101
1™.
E pref.. 100
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
Hoiyoke
35
24)4
40)4
100
100
.100
r
_
49"
2 X
108)4
115)4
—26
5% preferad series A
——IlOO
-
42
—
E
1
—
33
(t)
47
—25
Haverhill Elec Light....
v .26
Hestonvllle M A F—See PhllaBT.
108
9)4
30
26
...
46
Oonsolidawd Gas (NY) com
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow
*-
'At
35-
99.
——100
—
0% cum p")f series D
5 H % pra/j/red series
——(t)
pref—... (r)
Cable & Wireless, Ltd
Amer dep rec 7 )4 % A
35
com
6% preferred
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
100
Preferred
—.—100
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)—. < f>
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Birmingham Elec 97 pref-— (fe
Class B—
H
53)4
Hartford Gas
Preferred
-——.—26
Havana Eler Ry com
pref—100
Connecticut Power
—-----
93 conv preferred
Baston Elevated BB
Hamilton Gas common v t C—"(t)
dartford Electric Light———26
Water————26
Preferred
1;
*)4
-
Corp——
54j
3434
Common
A., (t
Bell Telephone (Canada)
Bell Telep of Pa «)4% of
76
66
54
Concord Elec Co 6% pref-Common
;
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref
66
25)4
73)4
64)4
1
Connecticut Elec Serv com
62
>f)
(lac ken jack
—(t)
preferred
47
(t)
95.50 pref
10
lU(
6%
58)4
~"(tj
40
(t)
First preferred
- -
Blue Ridge
Germantown Pass—See Phila RT
Gold A Stock Telep (guar)
100
4)4
46)4
-
Community Water Ser com—
pref
(t)
com——-25
10(
0% preferred
—10(
Baton Rouge Elec Go 96 pf---(t)
Beauharnols Power, com
(t)
Blacks tone Val Gas A
Georgia Power 96 preferred.
82
Community Power A Light—
Bangor Hydro Elec
7% preferred
96 preferred
Birmingham Gas 96
57)4
4%.
comt
96 preferred
——(1,
2)4
19)4
60.
100
100
Commonwealth-Edison Co
Original preferred
Ct,
94 preferredit
95 preferred------—
i]
96 preferred—--————
96H preferred-----—
97 preferred-----—
98 int bear allot ctfs_------ Assoc Telep Co Ltd 91-50 pf--(t)
AssociatedTeipA Teleg (96) pref Ct)
97 first pref-—.100
Class A
Associated Telep Util com
114)4
(+»
80
100
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp
it)
Associated Gas A Elec
Common class A
93 preferredWarrants
57
55
(t)
Preferred ser B 6)4%
pref——100
preferred
2|H
Gen l Public Utilities 97
pfd—(f)
Gen Wat Gag A Elec com
A.—.1
50
112)4
% preferred
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6% 100
97 pref.. (t)
6%
27
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
It)
53
(j)
96 preferred
25
24 54
6% preferred aeries A——100
5% preferred
——
—100
(t)
Gas Oorp-—-t
Paw A Lt
Arkansas
22
45
deposit
pref...100
5% conv preferred
11
9
1
Gen Public Service Oorp—...(t)
Coast Oo Gas A El 1st
Oolum G A E) Oorp (Del) com
12
...
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Corp—
Amer she for ordinary stock
73
100
—100
6% preferred
Cleveland Railway—
pref- (t)
Arkan A M# Paw 7%
19
16
n*
.
...
96 cum conv pref ser A
96 conv pref ser B
9
100
—100
——(t)
City By (Dayton. Ohio)
(t)
——
Preferred 7%
Preferred 8%
8)4
9
Citizens Traction—See Phila Oo.
$6 preferred
(t)
95 preferredAmer Superpower Corp com --(t)
First 96 preferred
(t)
Preferred 96 series-.———.(t)
American Telep A Teleg——100
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com.—(t)
96 1st
Gen Elec Ltd see Misc Stocks
Gen Gas A Elec (Del) com A
1%
8
12
Telegraph (guar).—100
°' Bergen County.100
1)4
1
754
—10
100
-
86
Franklin
65
63
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 96 pf
(t)
7% preferred
.100
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com.-26
Preferred
100
Citizens* Pass By—See Phil R T
( i
(t
Amer Qas A Elec com
B
Preferred BB
(;\
$7 Preferred--——$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
3)4
36**
Foreign Light A Power units— (t)
Frankfd A S'thwark—seePhllaRT
70 I
-
Amer D Is Tel
44
(f)
Fitch burg Gas A Elec Light—60
Florida Power A Lt 97
pref, —(t)
s
3)4
(+)
ft)
$7 preferred
90
87
85
Cincinnati Gas
$5 preferred —
—(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Alliance Power, pref-—------100
Amer Cities Pow A Light cl A_25
Class B
1
83
81
Bid.
A -ft)
com
96 preferred—
*034 preferred
1
♦Mor
preferred A———100
Prior preferred B
100
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref LOO
Par
Par.
Federal Water Service
Jhlcago Rapid Transit—
PUBLIC UTILITY 8TXS.
Power 97 pref
Alabama
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid
Par.
Stooks.
Ask.
"f ' and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
t Without par value.
preferred—.60
'9854
99)4
Quotations for all securities are
Jkoefca
Po»
•
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Power A Light 7%
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
'«,
%
%
%
%
A....... 100
preferred class A...... 100
Blec. Ry. A Light—
,%
16
preferred..
-
$6% preferred
New
6%
Kuk Pow
lOo
Gas....l00
100
New Engiauu rower, Oo. pre*
New England Pub Serv com
17 prior preferred—
87 preferred
.......
10b
(t)
(tx
16
7y, preferred..
New York Railways
.„
6
~6*
8
Monongahela Lt A Pr..
49
98%
99%
38"
40"
109%
106
—
19
100
1%
1%
7
93%
%
56%
92
96
80.
92
75%
81
119
51
120%
53
3i!
11
J
38
61%
%
%
4%
22%
47
1
4
7
%
%
6%
11*
\\*
10
31
32
35
37
62
54
"9%
i?*
48
21
24
22
North West util 7% pref—. 100
2
3
....100
6
8
112%
36%
114%
7% prior lien
Northwest Bell Telep 6%s Pi.100
60
(ft
87 preferred
(f)
Ohio Power 6% pref .
.I0i
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%).iOi
0% preferred
.100
Oklahoma Gas A Blec 7% pf
100
Olrla Nat Gas Carp units
100
Omaha A Council Biuifs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref
100
Ottawa Light Heat A Paw.—iOO
Preferred
.—.100
Oltawa Traction
100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (go)
26
Pacific Gas A Electric
—.26
First preferred (6 %)
26
Plr.t preferred (A%%)
26
Pacific Lighting Oorp com...it)
Preferred ($6)
(t)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref....100
Pacific Pub Service—
Common non-voting ......(f)
1st preferred..........
.if*
t Without par value
26
37%
71
73
80
.
81
92%
73
65%
77%
4
83
36
14
17
100
110
36
33
47
8
13
52
12
45
67
4%
n*
67%
80%
5
102*"
Common
15%
13%
20%
18%
(t)
0% preferred.——.....100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
-
5
Ridge Ave Pass—See PhUa R T.
Riverside Traction
50
Preferred
0% preferred series D—
Rockland Light A Power
Rockville-Will Lighting Oo—
Roeu
it
8t
72%
13%
21%
18%
21%
73%
40
42
83
85
73
75
65
63
,
10
.
11
5%
85
88
21%
100
„
85%
75%
65
21%
103
88
78
Teiep $b>* pref
66*
38%
75
185
20
20
80
86
90
69
70%
63%
101
15
9
16
12
20
51
53
5
53
4%
52%
42%
43
16
20
23
24
45
com
Preferred
(f)
(t)
84
80
82
6
7
108
105*
101
/London,
n
Nominal,
r
9%
10
80
100%
88
92%
79
28
Canadian prioe.
<7 >•
a
>
-
lOi
_10<
100
7%
(t)
10
(t>
preferred
100
Twin States Gas A Electrics
7% prior lien
100
94
,
Union El L A Pow (111) 0% prefUn El L A Pow (Mo) 0% pf—100
100%
7% preierred...—.
100
Union Gas (Canada)
(t)
Union Pass—See PhUa R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)-.100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
108
United Corp
(t;
(t)
S3 cumulative preferred
101
4%
6%
li
22
%
Warrants
United Gas A Elec (Conn) pref 100
United Gas A El «f NJ 5% pf.100
United Gas Oorp com
61%
48%
(1)
(t)
35%
(t)
(t)
9%
86%
(1
7°%
Warrants
United Gas A Impt
vot
$5 cum pref (non-vot)
United 111 Os of New Haven
United Lt A Pr com A
(T)
Common B
—(t)
0% cum. 1st pref.
.(f)
Utah Power A Light—
$7 preferred
.ft
U tlca Gas A Electric 7 % prei 100
...
$0 preferred
%
4%
(t)
Utilities Power A Lt
Ol A
1
Non-voting common.—....(t)
Class B
—.1
vtc
7% cumul pref
100
Virginia Elec A Power
$6 preferred.
(t)
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
100
0% preferred
100
Washington <D O) Ga
.....2J
Wash (D O) Ry A El cam
100
...
_-.100
....
Massachusetts
Cos—(t)
Western Power Oo $7 pref
Western
Uniuu
West Penn
.100
Telegraph.... 100
Elec Oo Cl»ss A.,
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7%
33"
(f)
iu>
10b.
pref
10(
0% oreferred..
10b
West PhUa Paaa—See PhUa R T.
West Texas Utilities $0 pref.. (f)
..
..
Winnipeg Elec Uu
Preferred
%
'
.100
0% Dnar preferre'
10€
11 Savannah El A Paw 0% pref.100
I Oil
IV
prei
0% preferred..
5% preferred
Western
82
(t)
.100
Joaquin Lt A Power—
i % prior preferre
cjuisuu
Washington Wat Pow 0% pf _.(t)
88
—...
.....
'<9
A venu"
Preferred
23
Louis County Water pref.100
Louis Pub Butt—
.......
—
§7 pref series A
176%
19%
19%
100
100
.100
10
100
*.26
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
Preferred
Twiu City Rapid Transit..
102
95
San
* Last sale.
9%
92%
11%
103
Common
7% Preferred
Sangamo Electric
i,
114
10%
92
43
7% preferred
6% preferred
103
%
8%
112%
8%
50
Rochester G A E 7% pref B
0% preferred series O
ft*
71
100
8
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode i«i Pub »erv prer
it)
Glass A
It)
—
—
.
,
111
(t)
(t)
55 prior preierred
......(t)
Quebec Power common
(T)
Queens Borough GasAE16%pfl00
Radio Oorp of Amer
(t)
7% cum pref A
50
6%cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Carp.
Rhine-Westphalla Elec Power—
18
21
12%
69
80
100
6% preferred
Pub 8erv El A G 85 pref
Puget 8d Pr A Lt 86 pref
—
13th & 15th St—See Phila R T
62
21
f
100
—
...
...
19%
72
72
52
67
47
—
Sa jersey Gas A Elec Trac—100
Public Service Oa ef Nar III— 60
85
r
Corp of Canada com —(t)|
-—100,7
(t)
Public Serv af Oale 7% pref—100
0% preferred
..........100
5% preferred
100
PubUc Serv of Ind prior pf— (t)
80 preferred.
——(t)
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. $0 pi_(t>
Public Serv Ocrp af N J
(t)
8% preferred
-100
7% preferred—...
100
6% preferred
.......—100
$6 preferred
(t)
Consolidated Trac af N J—100
34
54
Northwestern Teleg iguar)
Ohio Edison 86 pre?
.3 %
77
32
Free itoek
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Elec com..
(t)
7 cum prior pref..
V—if/
4 cum preferred
(t
:6 cum prior pref
(t)
Standard Psw a Lit com—-(f)
Class B
...(t)
Preferred
.-(+)
Swiss American Elec pref-..-100
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred-.iu<
6%% preferred
-10
8% preferred
—101
Tampa Elec Oo
(t
Tennessee E) Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
7.2% 1st preferred.
100
lBt preferred (6%)
.MM1
5% cum 1st preferred
100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.lOOj
0% preferred
(t)
Toiouu-
Rapid Transit St Ry Cs
30
100
2%
107%
32%
2%
4%
Thlr.l
......
64
107""
P S Oorp
El a Tr—See
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A- (t
Preferred_.(t
Springfield Gas A Elec pref.
.1
Springfield (Man.) G L Co vtc 26
37
Providence Gas
3%
—..100
32
t*>_.
—
45
Preferred 7%
106%
Preferred
Amer
Northwest Electric 0% pref
33
tt,n>«
60
64
Southwestern Bell Teiep pref.lOt)
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf-101
32
23
73
90
100
31
-60
..
—iOO
Portland Gas A Coke, 7% pf—100
Po«tal'Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
Potomac Edison Oo 6% pref-100
7% preferred
100
Potomac Elec Pow 0% pref. .lUUI
5%% preferred
100,
Power
.,6% preferred
7
25"
G
53
Piedmont A JNoriuwru
17%
.
5
43
21
Jer
48
63
14%
7% preferred
100
UH % .'referred
—.100
Nurthern N Y I) til pref
lUt
Nor Ontario Power Co 6% pref 100
Nor States Power (Del) com..100
7% preferred.—.—..
100
(t)
PhUa Traction—See PhUa RT
100
Utility 8eo—Oom_
N ar Boet Ltg Prap cam ......
Preferred
.—.100
Narth Continent Util com
100
6% preferred.. ..
—100
Y% preferred—
... .100
Nar Indiana Pub Ser 0% pi. .joq
liln
com
So
72
14
100%
Nar
Teiep
New
Southern Union Gas
is*
67
24
..(t)
87 preferred ser A—
(t)
86 dividend pref
(t)
N Y Telephone 0%% pref
100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref— ...100
i
Southern
25
72
Niagara A Hudson Pow ...... lb
Option warrant* A
Option warrants B—....
North American Oo com
(tj
6% preferred....
...
6b
North Amer Edison 8b pref—(t)
Nor Amer Gaa A Elec A...—.(f)
Narth /mer Light A Pow .
1
$6 preferred......
12%
105%
9
62
.......
100
(t)
—
7% preferred
21
12
<j\j—
Common
Southern Nat Gas Corp..
8
City Pass Ry ($22% pd>60
20
...100
6% preferred..
n k 3ltv»uj
16"
—
Preferred
West Phila Pass guar...
94%
59
non-cum preferred— ...(t)
* A Queens El L A P—
Common..
——...—..(t)
1%
20%
104%
PhUa A Darby Pass Ry
60
Phil A Gray's Fy ($25 pd)—60
AQ
$7
N
25
100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar).—26
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
Southern Ool Pow coin A
16
50
12
Phila
2
8
—
common...25
4?*
ft*
8
60
Preferred
Ou
10<;
60
Philadelphia Traction-—.—60
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
60
2d A 3d Sfcs Ry guar
50
13th A 16th Sta Pass Ry
60
Union Pass (830 6-6 pd). —60
Union Traction (817% pd)—60
9
2
Lt—'
a
...
60
Frandfd A Southwark Pass. 60
Germautown Passeuger
60
Green A Ooates Sta ($16 pd)-60
ilea ton ville M A F com.....60
102
%
8
ft
Warrants
12
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n
28"*
20
SoutheMbtern
80
38%
-—-60
Philadelphia Elec Oo com
(t)
$5 preferred
(T)
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid transit
60
7% preferred-.
—60
Citizens Passeuger guar—60
Oontinen Pass Ry ($29 pd)—60
3%
27
70
5%% preferred series O
26
0% preferred series B......25
7% preferred series A...
25
Sou Oalif Gas Oo 6% pref-.—25
Southern Canada Power——(t)
Preferred
——..100
5%
PhUa A Darby—See PhUa R T.
PhUa A Grays—See PhUa RT,
21
85
22""
..
60
Mononatahela St Rv
5%
South Calif Edison
18%
55 preferred-.---T,
6% cuir preferred
oO
86 cum Pref---—
Allegheny Traction
60
(Jltlsens Traction
60
Consolidated Trac pref—---60
34
51
78
68
68
C>
Pass—See PhUa R T.
Philadelphia Co com—
—(T)
109
31
12
84
87
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
Federal 8t A Fleasant Val_—26
107
61
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(t)
PhUa City
1
(f
Oorp—
59
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt
$6 preferred—
j8 3
si«
90
Sb preferred
........(t)
86 prior pref
—.(f)
New England Telep A Teleg..lot
N Eag Wat LAP Asso 6% pf-101
New Haven Water
6b
N J A Hud Klv Ry A Ferpref. 10b
New Jersey Pow A Lt 80 pref (t»
New Orleans Public Service—
7% preferred
/.
(t)
N Y Mutual Telegraph
....26
N k Power A Light oorp $6 pf it)
Middlesex Lt-100
Somerset Uu a
2
.........—
86 preferred
--->T)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow..(t)
People's G L A O (Chic) ...
100
15
56
It
com
37
30
stamped....(f)
Assn
85
7
Assn—
preferred....
35
48
New Brunswick Light—
Heat & Power
.........100
New Eng Gas A El
36%
2%
34%
.........
Preferred
51"
82
Nebraska Power, 7% 1st pref.100
Nev&da-oaiif n.ihctric com ...100
Newark Consolidated
Warrants B
34
it
preferred..
Pf—100
100
Gaa A El 7%
Sierra Pac Elec pref
Sioux City
49
2
35
Missouri Pun tier 7% prei
lot
Mohawk-Hudson Power IstprfCh
Power -.it)
Water A
Shawiuigan
1
I
Warrants
Ask,
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 6% pf
11
%
49
preferred......... 100
6 % pref _ . (f)
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref. 100
46%
20%
25
Penn-Ohio Edison—
I
Bid.
(t)
Scran ton Electric $6 pref
(t)
97"" lecona Ave KK Oorp (N Y)—(t)
Sedaiia Water pref
9
.-100
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See PhUa R T
77
74
46
103
$6 cum
Second
1
Pari
8tocki
188
*81
100
(t)
—100
Penn Central Lt APsw$6 pref(t)
82.80 preferred
—(t)
pref
Preferred
68
66
Miss Power 6c Light
Monontiahela L A P—See PhUaCo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhllaOo
Monon-We8t Penn P S 7% pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow, Cons_(t)
Montreal Telegraph..
4U
Montreal Tramways, com.... 100
Mountain States Power, cem.(t)
7% Preferred
100
Mountain States Tel A Tel.._10(J
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref
100
National Power A Light com
(Tj
-.100
Peninsular Telep Oa com..—.
%«
%
war
(t)
lien—lub
6% pref. series 1021...—100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% pref 100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pf-.lOo
-
—
%
71
118
El. 100
month preceding the date of issue
Ask.
Bid.
Teleg....—..100
6% preierred
Pawtucket Gas
82
7% preferred class
0%
Milw.
Pacific Telep A
54
86
......100
lien
• % prio
2%
'
pari
Stocks.
Paterson A Passaic Gas a
if)
Utilities
$6 cum pref without
Midland Veil 7% prior
[■
51
(t)
—-(f)
0 preferred series U
t7 preferridseries B..
Middle West
2
(t)
possible for the closing day of the
Ask.
Bid.
pfCt)
as near as
85
stocks
public utility
mar., 1935]
(t,
100
Wisconsin Power ALfght 6%pfl00
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub 8er Oorp7%pf 100
0%% preferred.....
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref...
100
Yark (Pa) Railways Preferred .50
* Sale price,
a
Ex-dlvldend.
21%
75
25%
43
48%
42%
110
100%
%
Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
the previous two headings, namely "Railroad*" and "Public Utilities,"
In the case of stocks, however, we
under
'Textile Manufacturing,'1 ''Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate beads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous,"
put
NOTICE.-—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
„
Abltlb) Pow a Paper—
1st M
1953 ser A..
J&D ♦/38%
/ 34%
Certificates of deposit....
Abraham at sirau» lac—
'
104 h
Deb5%s 1943 with warr
103
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946
105
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943-M&S
89
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s *48.Mast-
106
39%
36
v
Coll tr g 4s
1947———JAJ>
105
104
95"
87%
"
Advance Bag A Paper 6s 52.J&D
Aeolian Co 6s 1937-——- ———
40
1939--J&J /
J&J /
26"'
50
92
12
31
31
15
101
-M&n
Amalgamated Sugar Go—
lets f 7s 1937
A&"
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s "43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants..
-.
101%
/
f
106%
99%
105
43
43
0C0 0
43
100 H
6s extended to Feb 1940———
Amer Chain 5-yr 6s 1938-.—A&O
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942....F&A
102 H
101%
72
103
83
Amer I G Chem Corp—
Oonv deb 5%s 1949 .—M&N
106%
106 %
international Oorp—
-.J&J
88%
f 6* 1939 A*«>
1946--- J&J
American Piano6s 1935....M&N
Amer Radiator deb 4%s *47 M&in
102 %
—
-
American Rolling Mill—
.
88 %
102%
95
65
American Meter 6s
67
104 %
105%
.
98 h
106 H
102 %
88 H
Sinking fund deb
1948- J&J
5% conv notes 1938 —..M&N
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939-—A&O
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936..J&J
Amer Service deb 0H» 1934.—J&J
6s ser A with warr 1944—J&J
Amer smelt & Ref 6s 1947—
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951--F&A
}
107
89%
4
~6~~
8
-
'37 -M&N / 34
M&N I 34
Deb go.d 6b 1940 ctfe.— A&O */34
80
Amer Wlr® Fabrics 1st 7s'42M&P
23
Amor Writ Paper 1st 6a 1947 J&J
68
Amoskeag Jtltg da 1943-.- —J&J
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
D r 7» 1946
M&N /
m
36 h
36 %
71
9%
.
Antllla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951
J&J
11
Income 6% notes
——J&J
Armour & Co ol Delaware—
1st M 5Hi 1943 aer A... J&J
Armour & Co—Real estate 1st
11
105%
105%
103
104%
gold 4%s 1939 opt
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940. J&p
Arnold Print Wks 6% % '41.A&O
82%
98%
1942Associated Mtge Co 2-6%—.1953
Associated Rayon 6b I9o0 ..J&D
Asbestos Corp of Canada 5s
103%
104%
I
39%
72
Simmons Hardw Co^
0%% Sold notes 1933—-J&J */ 42%
83%
44
AM Gulf & W Indies 8H Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan l 1969—
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6 Ha w w 1943- /
1937.-J&J
39%
14
107%
t§*
16
83%
74
77"
Balaban & Kats Oorp—
....
Hi-Ir H 0 0 0
Works-
41%
6s with warrants 1938.....—..
Without warrants.—..
1st « 5s 1940
M&N
42
97
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-euro inc deb 6s '47.. J&J / 27%
103%
Batavlan Petrol 4 % b-hu 1942 J&.f
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
90
Deb 6s x-warr 1942—.—F&A
Bay way Terminal—
J&J /
deposit..... /
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936
M&N
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6 %s 1942.
Beech creek r fit c 6s "44—J&D
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
Oonv deb 6a 1946
M&8
Beneficial Loan Soc 6a B1939 Q-J
6s profit share deb 1956-.Q-J
Betb'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42.M&N
Purob money 6s 1936.....J&J
Purch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb...
Wenn-Marv 8teel 5s 1937.J&J
Bohemian (First) Glass Workslet 7s 1957 without warr..J&J k
1st m 6Hs 1946
Certificates of
10
10
102%
82
82
41
...F&A
100
1936/.—M&S
13
Farm Ln
100
101
16
99
42%
83 %
1st M 6Hs 1945 ser A v.. .MAN
California Packing Oorp—
Cons deb 5s 1940
J&J
Calif Pet deb 6 H* 1938.
.M&N
Oonv s f deb 5» 1939
F&A
104
103
-.
102 %
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
Canada Biscuit 6 H> 1946—M&N
Canada Bread 6s 1941—..F&A
Can Cement 1st 5H» 1947 M&N
Canada SS L deb 5s *43.F&A 16
1st & gen ra 6" 1941 tor 4
\&C
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950—.
O..I1HU
•
"He
twin
103
102%
98
44 h
105h
99% |
106
I
106 %
A&<>
|"4»
n-
,V
Canadian Copper Ref. 6s May '45
Ounaaiau Cottons 6s 1940..J&J*
Paper—
74
J&J
1st M 6s 1949—
Canadian Nat Steamships—
117%
25-yr guar 5s 1955—-. M&h
73 h
Canadian VIckers 6s Aug 1 1947Capital Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
J&D A 95 h
111H
Cedar RapidsM & P5s 1953-J&J
Omitral Steel 1st 8s 1941..M&N
Oertaln-teed Prod Oorp—
70%
Deben s t 5Hs 1948......M&S
Ohateaugay Or« & IronGuar gold 4s 1942
....J&J
Chesapeake Oorp—
84%
104%
104%
103%
J&D
Chic Jet cull tr ref g w W..AAU
Coll trust ref 5s 1940
A&O
Chic Pneumatic Tool Co- Deb if 5H8 1942.
AA<»
Col Fuel & Iron a f 5s 1943..F&A
Colo Indus 1st 5h A & B 1934 F&A
Oemmander-Larabee Oorp—
104h
103 h
99 h
45 h
107
107""
88
108%
109%
99
101
99
109
101
103%
130
103%
73
6s series
74%
112%
114%
71%
91%
105%
103%
l
§7%
82
80
46
82
82
48
76 x
78
80
„
*f 27 H
Eastern Steel fis 1931 ctfs.. F&A
Elk Horn Coal lst6%s 1931.J&D
Fairbanks Morse & Os—
Sink fund deb 6s 1942
Famous Players Canada
1st
s
f 6s 1948 ser
66
42
106%
101%
104""
100
100
6
4
?6°if
mmmm
92
8%
mmmm
■
m
»
26
8%
7 :;-a
61
78
100%
100%
101
F&a
102
Oorp—
..A&o
A
............
k
94
95
25
27
53
50
18
Flour
Mills of America
Ooor g H%%
on*«u
100
99%.
104
104%
104%
Inc—
90
92
30%
1940. A*1
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947—... J&D
Foreign 1'ower Hecur Corp—
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&I)
Fox Film Corp deb 6s 1Q30&A&O
Fownes Bros & Co 8s 1936..
Deb
7%s
33%
74
101%
.J&J
1942—
111
111%
41
42%
Gannett Oo deb 0s '43 ser A. F&A
94 h
95%
Garlock Pack Oo deb 0s *80.A&O
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
109%
26%
5
50
no%
29
9
52
94
167
86
103
Frtck-Reld Supply 6s 1943..J&D
170""
103%
106
1934.. ....M&i- */ 60
62%
101
101%
6-yr 0% notes
General American Investors Inc
104
..F&A
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
41
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
Equip 4H« 1942
—F&A b 3.90
Eq tr 4%s 1935-45...
J&D b 3.90
96
—......
6H% notes April 15 1936.A&0
Ooasol Macb Tool 7s 1942
J&D /
Gonsol Paper Corp 5Hs 1961..—
59
65
Gen Amer Transports
System—
Eq tr 4%s 1935-'46 (yr). .M&S
16%
20""
19
General Bronze deb 6s
6 3.90
1940M&N k
3.50
3.50
3.50%
91
General Cable
/
/
/
/
/
34%
26
.
87
10%
34
34
34
27
102
109% Crowley. MUner & Co—
Deb s f 5H« 1937..— ...M&N
103%
Crown Cork & Sea! Os. Inc—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947..J&D
104%
Crown Wlllsmet Pap 6s *61.J&J
Crown Zellerbacb Oorp—
Deb 68 1940 with warr. — M&S
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s *40.M&N
12%
36
35%
85
102%
85%
66
68%
98%
Copley Press 5Hs 1943....F&A
Corporation Secur«tieM'^—
%
5% serial notes to 1935..M&S r
Cssgrsve Meehan Csal OHs .1946 ♦/io%
103
Crane Co 5% notea 1940—F&A
Credit Alliance Oorp—
Deb 6Hs 1938 with warr .M&N
99
Credit Service 6s 194848%
Orowell-Gollier 6s 1939
94
100
Oorp—
1st mtge s f 5 %s 1947 ser A. J&J
Gen'l Elec 3%s 1942 opt—F&s
Gen Elec (Germany)7s*45.J&J 16 /
Deb 0%s 1940
....... J&D /
Deb s f 6s 1948— --.M&N /
General Motors Acceptance Oorp
5% serial notes 1936.. ...M&S
6% serial Dotes 1930 ■..M&fi
♦en Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w.J&D
-
♦eneral
1st m Income 6s w w
Without warrants
♦en
meat Eq deb
106%
102
da 194U-A&0
98%
*/e7%
Vi;.
99%
99%
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity,
i -> ■■■; t:
V-
-
s
Sale price.
97%
7%
5%
Atlantic Cable 7s 1945-- f
Bldg & LandBk 6%s 1948 /
106%
102%
84
*fk 5
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
German
47
56
deposit
Vending 0s 1937.......F&A
♦erman
45
J&J
Certificates of deposit
52
47%
100%
Certificates oC
100
48""
100
102%
82%
.....—
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952—
ten
45
45
45
*38.M&S /158
♦en stJ Oast 1st 5Ht '49 w w
1
12
89%
105%
Refractories Oo—
_
Nominal.
mmmm.
62
1st 17%s 1960ser B..
F&A / 62
|
1st 1 7s 1967 ser O
M&S */A53%
74
Everlastlk, Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
*i 10
1st m conv s f 0s 1939-.-.J&
-
37
n
88^,
23
7% notes 1931——.......J&D f
/
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
Empire Oil & tiefg Oo—
1st t col tr 5%s 1942
A&O
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
...F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 7%s 1950 ser A....M&N /
Eraser Oo 6s Jan 1 1950
French Battery Oo 6%s Apr 1 '35.
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s *52
102
fc Last sale,
f
Francisco Hug 7%s 1942.M&NrD /
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951
.J&J /
58
Connor Lumb & Land 6s *41 M&N
Consolidated Investment Corp
of Canada 4Hs 1969..
mm mm
Framurlcau ma & Dev Corp—
28%
79
Oommerx-und Privat-BMGerm'y,
6 H % notes'37 (Am part ctf >M& ^
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp
Deb g 5Hs 1948 ser A..M&S
11
11
39
50%
103
J&J
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 0s 1942. J&D
100%
89
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s. 1952.J&J
j
Eastern Cuba Sug 7 Hs '37 M&S */
8H
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949..
Stamped
87%
87%'
%
103%
99%
F&A
Firestone Cotton Mills 6s 48M&S
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Sf 5s 1942
;
MAC
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
86 H
47
105
aper—
f 6%s 1948 ser A
Donner Steel 7s 1942
o
1%
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933..M&N f
95
Flat h f deo 7s 1940...
J&J
"inland Residential Mtge Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961...—M&S /*100
86 H
86 H
80
;
99
99
106;
J&J
20-year deb 6Hs 1948...A&O
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943.—M&S f
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7« '03A&O /
f
Fay (J A) & Egan 6s 1943
16
..—J&J
1936.......J&J
1949
1st 4%s series A 1955....M&S
53 h
,
B
..
f This price includes accrued int.
Dominion Tar & uneiuical CoDeb s f He 1949 ser A.
J&J 2
.
86
16
6s 1941-
7% notes w w
75
63%
40%
106%
Dodge Bros deb 0s 1940—..M&N
10
Dedge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J /
100
Oold (Jac) Pack 1st 6h *42.M&N
Dominion Canners 1 st 6a '40 A&O
108%
Oomln Coal 5s 1940
102%
-M&N
1st
62 H
.
87
f 6s Oct 15*60 A&Olfi
Donttacuua
84
Collateral Bankers. Inc—
7s series A & B 1950—--Q-F
7s series O 1959
Q-M
7s series D 1956......—..Q-J
6s series AA 1053
Q-F
6s series A B 1948.....—Q-M
68 series A O 1952
Q-J
Colon Oil deb 6s J VI8
..J&J
s
102%
5%
Uk
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to 1940Certlllcate8 oi deposit. ...
»i<4n
Dominion Textile 0e '•RQ.. M&S
nit*
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
OhUds Co deb 6s 1943 -—-A&O
Chile Copper Co deb 5s 1947. J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s J940—J&J
Small series B—
J&J
Cllnchfield Coal 5s July 1 1935—
o,
103 h
88
Oonv co) ]5s 1947 ....-M&N1 %
»tu KtkYda
0% notes (Am part ccfsi.. vf&8
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35 /
Deutsche Rentenbauk ~
40%
7§"r
Oons g 5s Jan 1965
—.J&J
Bush Term Bldgp l«f 5« '«o **•/.'
Butler Brothers 5s 1936
F&A
7 Hs ext 'stmp 10 % pd) 1939 J&J
43% Oonsol Textile 1st 8s 1941.. J&1>
43
Osnsol Goal 4H« 1934 opt..M&N
1st & ref s r g 5s 1950
J&D
97%
Certificates of deposit
30% Consumer* tio Jst Os 1946... J&J
108
Container Oorp 1st 6s '46.J&D16
Deb 6p 1943 with WHIT .J&D
91% Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1 st M oonv s f 6s 1940
J& I)
75
f,-..
ft Basis,
50
5-yr.• f ext.1 Hp 1940
J&J
Burns & Co 5Hs June 1 1948
Ooasol Publishers. Inc—
12
12
102
99
Detroit Times serial 6s 1935-M&S
serial 6s 1936 to 1943
M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin;—
Consolidated Laundries—
1935-.——M&N
1936..———M&N
1937
M&N
1938
M & N
Baldwin Locomotive
oenver
50
....
Conley Tank Car eq 5Hs 1935-39
Connecticut Coke 6s 1948—M&8
105
Atlantic Steel let s f As 1941. J&J
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 5%s 1943M&N
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937....M&N
5H% notes
5%% notes
5%% notes
5%% notes
51
68
IH40..v..4Al'
Co mm'l invest Trust Oorp—
Oonv deb 5H» 1949—.—F&A
Associated
9
37
49
1st mtge
45%
9
f
65
IrJt
jWU
—
90
23 h
.
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937——M&S /
M&S
ttt
Conv col J 5s .1944
107 %
104
119
6s 1944
Amer Tf pc Fdrs deb g flr
Deb gold 6s 1939.
Atlantic Mefln deb e>«
50
45
i8ih
J&D /
mtg« 6s 1953
Certificates of deposit-
t Ask
"^00^
Sink fund deb g 5%s 1937 A&O
De Bardeleben Ooa I * '< >rp—
1st.
105^
Canadian Intarnat
101H
Amer Oyanamld deb 5s 1942. A&i»
Amer Tci Co deb 59 1953—J&D
1949
8
104%
104%
j&D
M&S
-
103
New 3-6s 1943-—--——
American Beet Sugar Co—
5%s
10H
10 H
By-Products Coke Corp—
1st f f 7s 1956M&j; / 91
106%
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952-MAS
99
Aluminum Ltd a f debt 5p 'as
/ ^5%
Amalg Laundries 614s 1936.M&S
100
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936-F&A
Ccnv
<9%
.
....
J&J
.
Budd (E G) Mtg 6s 1938
F&A
BurwetoLer & Wain (Copenhagen.
5s
1937—
Butterick Pub 6Hs
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—
Am Macb & Fdy s
;.
101
•
90
1st M A coll tr 8s 1939
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Os—
Amer
6%« 1939
British Amer Oil 5s 1945
..
Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1930.M&S
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944—.J&D
Uudahy Pack a f 6s 1940...J&D
iod""
Bush Term 1st 4s iuo2—...n&o
J&J
Algnma 8te*I 1st fie 1962-—AacU /
1937-
51%
15
1st M coll tr 6s 1948- -..
Alberta Pacific Grain 6t, 1946
Deb gold 6«
69
49%
Albany J'erl' Wrapping Corp—
Allied Packers deb 6s
deb
1st 5Ha I960 ser B—
65%
49%
Alabama By-Frod 6s 1955—.J&J
Alabama Mills IstdHS 43 A A&< f
Certificates of deposit
Bridgeport Brass—
Bid.
Bonds.
Cuba Cane ProductsDeb 6s 1950..
:
95%
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
—
Boston Perru Co
1W47-F&A
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941...A&O
Boi'»ov
dUwul -Mil14 6 H > 34
Oonv
Ask.
sf 6s—
Extat6H% to 1934...—.F&A
103 u
1942.M&8
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s
of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Borden Mills 1st
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
as near as possible for the closing day
5l""
38""
39%
41
INDUSTRIAL
Mar., 1935]
Bid
Bonds
91*"
90
104
1940——JAJ /
104%
35
89%
106%
'36—MAN
w
90%
93%
36%
39%
102%
104%
107
95
■
93%
74%
75%
FAA
Hartford Times 6s 1948
Pineapple Go Ltd—
Hawaiian
90
46
49
-
16
18
99%
Manatl ^ngar
14
ii*80
7s
Gunner
i«U
11*
100%
19SMAAOR
1953 JAD
97
99
101
105
Hooker Electrochem 6s
78 series A 1947
Texas—
10-yr *ec s f 5%» 1940—MAN
Hudson Bay Mln A Smelt 6s 1935 k 102
41%
Rods ,n Goal 1st 5a 1902 A—JAD
Hudson (J L) Go—
5% notes 1935-30-----—FAA
28
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 39-- MAS
;
8%
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6%s 1951 MAN
Houston oil Go of
,
Mansfield MlnASmelt 7s
deb
International Match Oorp—
Deb • t As 1947.
.MAN
Certificates of deposit.
19%
19%
19%
19%
JAJ 16
Oonvdeb 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit--
Manufacturers
42'
Doh 6*
Proof of claim filed by owner—
McKesson A Bobbins lnc—
107%
42%
1st M 0* I94.r
5s 1947..
..
0s series O June 1 1943
.
—
i
f
1940
>
ser
20
20
75
JAD
75%
93
.AAO
.JAD k
<
B
F
52
f
1936—FAA
Oorp as
I9t0
93
a
Uo
(Socleta
[tafv»rteb
in
7«
1st
Penn
.Mac
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.AAO
40
36%
43%
36%
ser
2 '00
-
100%
43%
f 0s
1952--*.
6s
Oonv
50
Head C A
deb
6b
I
6b
534* with warrants 1948--MAS
Kantucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 6%s 1930
JAD /
Keokee Oons Ooke 5s 1959—JAJ
MAS
Pillshury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
107%
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942.
/
17
104
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7 - '52MAN
-ittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4
99%
49..JAJ
19%
18%
19%
19%
Pitts Steele f 0s
Keystone St A Wire 8s 1941 AAO
110
20
oo* 01
1
1st
1948.--,..
1940
JAJ
Deb s f 5%a 1947
ma*
Nat Food Products 0s 1944.MAN
Nat Indust Bankers 6s 1959
11
1
•
1
': 53
.
Price Bros A Co 1st 0s '43 A. FA a
Certificates of deposit
103""
47
Pure Oil
105""
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936
New Kng Sou Mills 7* 193*
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1937
1st 0s s f 1951
MAN
Oonv deb 0%s 1941——MAN
23
61.FAA
-AAO
1st
m
A coll tr
1st
m
A cull tr 6%» 1937..JAD
.JaD
.
Nominal,
s
'
Aimtrnm
48
50
105
27
20
12
38
65%
44%
65
43%
Without warrants
101
102
101%
101%
101%
101%
:
n
Sale price.
-
-
— —
92
-—
49
42
49%
/102
/ 102
/
36%
100%
37
102%
101%
101%
88%
102
102
89
f T
-
107%
104
f
N Y Evening Journal¬
ist m A coll tr 0%s 1935..JAD
k Last sale,
48%
Quaker Oity Tank Line—
5%s 1935 to 1937
101%
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Oorp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65%
paid — / 43%
Debenture gold 0s 1941— JAD v 30
Railway Expre** Agency lnc—
Serial
105
5s '35 "38 (s-a)
MAS
Series 5s '39- 49 (s-a).
109
..MAR
Reliable Stores Oorp 6s *37 AAO
96
Reliance Mat OorpSs 1954—FAA *
83
Remington Rand. Inc—
Deb 5%s 1947 with warr.MAN
101%
16
15
21%
/
99%
'
Quaker Oity Gold Storage—
107%
-
109
Uo—
10-yr 5%% s f notes 37—FAS
10-yr ■ f 5% % notes *40—MAS
Purity Bakerie* 5s 1948
JAJ
14
12
100%
/
9
22
91
100
rk.
...
Protestant Church of Germany—
7s 1940
AAO
Prov Paper Ltd 5%s 1947--MAN
98
f
614,* 1930
89
Sugar 7s 1947—MAN 16 *f 40
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933
▼ AJ */ 44
Oonv deb 5« 1943
JAJ / 39
8%
8%
2%
*/45
-
if Dock Oo—1st g 4s
Serial 5% notes 1938
AAO
A Dock— Bee
Porto Ricau Amer Tobacco—
Conv
6s
1942--.
IAj
53"
^101%
/
f 5s 1950
AAO
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A 1954—
Newberry <J J) A^ti 1940 —-AAO
s
1939
port Arthur Oanal
FAA
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946—
N
/This prioe includes accrued interest,
97
FAA
a
Poor A Oo 0s
104%
/
18
108
Goal
Potrero
/
warr.A&O fk
«»-
102%
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6t 1949-Faa k 107%
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 5%s 1947....
98%
JAU
5
National Fire Proofing Oo—
1st
70
99%
72%
49%
IAJ
1973.
1949
,
105
National Steel Oar Lines—
Equip trust 6s Nov 1 1935
National Steel Oorp—
51
103
101
101
Pnilllps Petroleum Co—
Sink fund deb 5%» 1939.
102%
ja»
Pickering Lumber 0s A '40.-MAN V 16%
Pierce Butler A Pierce 6%s 42
/
6
72
Namm (A I) A 8on—See Mfrs Tr oo
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6%s 1938 f 45
qr4
Nat Acme Oo 1st 6s 1942.-.JAD
Nat, Dairy Prod 5%s 1948.-FA a
104%
68%
27
104
JAJ
Greyhound Lines, Inc—
Mhlla a
Murphy (G O) Oo—
91
67%
102%
s
5%% notes 1935
AAO
Perma Tank Line eq 5s ..1935-37
Phila Inquirer 0% notes '40-A AO
67
LUne—
Secured 6s 1937
Deb 6%s 1937 wlch
Nat Radiator 6%s 1947
89
Kendall Oo deb A—
0 Basis.
M
.
89%
102%
103
A Af> /
51
MAN / 50
MAN / 50
X7
t
1
78
Pennsylvania Glass Band Corn—
94
Deb
1(&x
63
102%
1st id 1 f 0s 194] ser \, MAS16
Warehouse Oo.
L'hold s f 6s 1949 w w.._FAA
/
Certificates of deposit.
84
kyl
..MAN
Gen
Inn
5%s series 16 1940
85
102%
..MAN
104
f 5%s 1942
Mun»m ateamslun
83
106%
with Am shs.MAN /
Col tr 0 % % notes
A
IAJ
Murrla
93%
80
Laughlin St 5s '39-MAN
Certificates of deposit———
Kaufman Oept 8tores Sec Oorp—
ter
12
25%
101
f g 5s 1947 opt..
MAN
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op
•
12
68
Penn Dock A
80
Murray Body 1st 0%s 1934-j<*i>
lournal of Oommerce 634s 1937..
tarstadt (Rudolph > Inc—
«»itte
L
1953
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland
94
94%
k
"ndlana Oo 1st • f 5a 1950-JAJ
1943
\
f 5b
....
103%
lefferton A Clearfield Goal A iron
1st 0a
MAS
•
83%
90
96
Monroe Goal Mining 6s 1947
Monsanto Chemical Works—
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s
94„
/
-aao
99%
MAN
6s series 4 1933
102%
*/37%
36%
PubllxOurp—
84
93
80
Mineral*
•etta-Fraschlni 7a 1942—
Janes A
(of Calif)—
JAD 16
1040
Penn
69
—
Without warrants
f Rs
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 JAD
Katn Ex deo 7s *37 with war MAN
Pea body Coal Co (Oonsol Co) —
105
103
Montecatlnl
99
100
...
s
Mary Coal 5s 1939
AAO
Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corn
Midvale Steel A Ordnance—
Gonv s f 5s 1930.
M*r
In"
con®
Montreal Ooke A M 5%s 1947—
R .Man
D»»h g 5s 1947 with wsrr
Without warrant*
4mer Petrol Go
1st
99 %
-MAS
Monoo Goal—See Oh!c
64
38%
100
^Veneern Oil Uo—
83%
/
,
20
80
Penn
Miller A Lui lnc let m iw'4.1 .\AU
20
H
102%
Oorp of La 1st 0sl948JAD * 102%
8 f conv deb 0s 1944
78%
/
?<7r golb uotn*
AAO /
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945
AAO /
1st 6s series B 1948—
...JAJ
101%
/
Parker-Young 1st 0%s s f *44 FAA /
Parmelee Transportation Oo—
81%
Metropolitan Chain Propertieslst conv
sf»i8l948
MAN
65%
Metropolitan Wat Sew A Drain—
Board s f 5%s 1950—
-AAO
100
Mlag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s i960-. /
Middle States Petrol 6%s 1946*
67
1st
Intertype Oorp deb 5%s '42.JAD
,fostui«nt Go of Amor
62
105
98%
77
*f 68
8lnk fund 5%s 1950.
...FAA
/ 67%
Certificates of deposit—
96
Park A Tilford s f 6s 1930—JAD
85
with waxr.
7s 1934
z1®
MAS 16
• ' g 0* 1947
JAD
Certificates of deposit-—.
104
Heft ig p* 1937
74%
74%
51%
74
50%
lstsf6%s series A 1940..MAN
vi
96%
44
Merchants
78
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
9
69
Certificates of deposit—.— /
Panhandle uorp—
75%
105
o.nrdtntH Iron A Steel Uo—
'«»
Co Is
14%
p*u
14
58
20-yr conv deb 5%s 1950.MAN
Mead (The )Oorp—
12"" Mengel
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944.—FAA /
Oneida Community Ltd—
8 f 0 % % notes 1939 with w TAJ
~6*
S'deh fi^s J943 with wnrM AN
20"
80%
F&.*
f
wa
1st 6s series O 1950
JAJ
98,,
6a 1951 op.-AAO k 107%
g
with
6 25
a 33
96
Calmer
McOrory Stores 5%s *41.JAD 15
international Securities Gorp—
Geb
tft43
L,iut
MAN b
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94%
1st
53%
1908
lnternat Salt g
25
.Mig—
KaU <sl
52
-—MAN
Kerrigerator
5s 1935
Kef A Imp 5 %s 57 «er A MAN
9
GMh 1959—jaj
0s perpetual stock
JAJ
O'Gara Goal 5s '55 op aft'08 MAS
aclfli
20
12
10%
12
10%
93%
101 %
-
Mctioru
weeteri,
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942-JAD
Pacific Coast Oo 5s 1946
JAD
Pac Coast Steel Oorp 5s to *40 JAJ
70
20
42 %
...
55
70
New 6-4% 1947
tr
21
uioyo
lor
yr
"arainouui
0%% notes 1937
..JAD
McColl Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949
59%
ttfuiau
Certificates of deposit
22
115
73%
.A&O
5-yr 6% notes 1931
Ref mtge 08 1955 ser A—MAS
Power A Paper—
5s
22
McOampbell A Oo—
60
■
45%
72%
5%b 1958MAN
,
« 0s 1938
J*n fk 34%
77
"alls Oorp 6* 1941- JAJ
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
82%
100
.AAt
iy t/
,->•
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,
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iVltuwey-Harrui t )o
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M
mu«> »ei
f 0u
74
-JAJ
1947 ser A
1st A ref s f 5s ser B 1947- JAJ
1st
o
40
warr
20-yr
Marshall Fields A Co 4%s..
international Paper—
it A ref «• r 5s
mt.C
with
\
2-yr 0% notes Mar 15 '34 MA815
Paramount Fain Laaky Oorp—
Maple Leaf Milling 5 %s 1949
5.25%
5.25%
6.40
gswpko
127%
12
Ool tr 0% notes 1936
AAU
Oo ctfs of partir In a
STamm A Son 0* 1W4J<
JAD
jr
6.40
Oorp-^
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:
>sg,,od Go dob
22"
-
52%
coll trust 08 iuti—AA<
M
-*«i
107"
Finance Go—
Mariuii ateaiu
*
Extl deb 6s 1953
Mfrs Tr
Mercantile Marine—
(nternat
133
120%
*f 12
*/
/
*f
f
Miller A Hart lnc deb 0« '43-JAJ
100%
-..M&N
1948.-
5s
101%
(wwi
41
Without warrants
90%
in.eruatlooal Cement—
Juuv
96
ti
Hungarian Disc A Exch Bank—
85-yr s f 7s 1903
-—JAJ f 43
Hangar lan-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 734 s 1903—AAO f 48
Hygrade Food Products Oorp.
59
1st A ref 0s Jan '49 A.—.AAO
59
6e 1949 series B-.
JAJ k
84
Ice Service 1st 6%s 1935
JAD
60
1st 6%s 1939-- —
-JAD
101%
Ideal Oemeat Oo deb 5s "43-JAJ
107 34
Illinois Steel deb 4 %s 1940--AAO
3834
ilseder Steel mtge 0s 1948—FAA /
96
Independent Brewing
*56 JAJ
ind Limestone «nc 6s 1952--MAN
104%
Inland Steel 1st 4%* 1978 -AAc
104 m
1st m s f 4 His 1981 ser B—FAA
Interlake Iron Oorp—
75 34
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN
(nternat Agricultural Oorp—
4*t A con tr « t gold 5s 1932
98
•tamped ex* to 1942 --MAN
It
•
.AAv
t
141
Certificates of doposit
Stpd Oct 1931 coup on
Certificates of deposit
Stamped modified coup on
Certificates of deposit..
Manhattan Refrig 5%s 1941 JAJ
90
JAJ
Co.iv * % % ft notes
,
.
60
Ohio Fin deb 6%s ww 1944-MAN
Okonite Oo 5%s 1942
JAD
68%
20
.
56%
l % l >
_
1930.1—JAD
f 7s
s
Not,
70""
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.
5G. 1951
:
.FAA
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 MAN
100%
.
Go /• '38 'A A j
Roily Sugar 6s 1943
AAO
7s 194*
*
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hi
Norwegian ny-Eiet Nlcrug Uorp-
20
35
AAO
47 -MAN
On
Clue
Long Bell Lumb 6s ur A '42.JAJ
6s series B 1943
AAO
6s series O 1946
.-FAA
'
5s 1935-1943 •-»J.vD
5s'35-'45 • */.-_MAN16
sr
F.o
97
106
!94i
«
107
94
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D
1944.
P) Go
Eq
North
..
*
Ho Ongshend (HM)
Hood
8%
95
92
FAA
76
it A ref 5s 1954
FA \
68
t A ref 08 1964
-FAA
1st v ref
1 974
i
FA A
Sec 6% gold notes 1938
JAJ
95%
Leipzig TYade Fair 7s 1953 -MAN / 38%
Llbuy McNeil A Llbby—
101
1st M s f 5s 1942--AAO
132%
Litf«r*tt A Myers g 7s 1944.-AAO
119%
Gold bonds 6a 1961
FAA
20
Little *A E) Oo 7« 1942
-AAO
L'lriilard
Eijul
1(l
v alley Goal—
6*
105%
.-JAJ
H>
«urtn
23
'
AAO
7% notes 1934-Holland Furnace 6s 1936
ilOwaiia-A.ruei
93
8
•i coriv 08 1954 with war. .JAJ /
Psrtland Cement Os—
90
Debg5%si942-- .AAO
103%
Le ilgh Goal A Nav fund 4s '48 J A J
105%
Oons s f g 4%b 1964
JAl
106
Oons 8 f 4%s 1954 ser O-.JAJ
lnc deb
m
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Nitrate Oo—
Lo*w
•/ 32
»(<mg A '34 A*'
'«
1
91
5% to 1943
at
Truti Kuck<1orp—
6%s 1943—
MAS
Income 6%s 1953
MAS,
Nor Amer Refract 0%s 1944. JAJ /
15
Lawrence
•
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Nor^.b
45
75
—
Logan Oounty Goal 7* 1942.MAN /
93
—JAD
warrants
*
98%
107%
73
75
91%
Shlphldg 1st 5« Nov I '40.
Debenture
—
96
100%
95%
\
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34
,
:j 15%
16*8
Extended
in
103
40
99
MAS
MAS
Hearst Publications 6%s'35-MAN
6%s 1917
--MAN
Hershey Creamery 6%s 1937—
6s 1935
hi
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.
6s 1938
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:
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n V L K A w l) A
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13
102
.
41%
13%
88
102%
104%
102%
......
102%
93
77
101
Lane Bryant Ino—
i f deb 0s 1940 with warr.MAN
ref 5s
90
74%
85
102%
104
Lake St John Po A Pr 6%s 1942
6%s Feb 1 1947—
with warr_JAD
i>t-p
nvleawoa
—
43%
101%
101
1st 6s sf 1940
JAJ /
Haytian Oorp income 8s 1938—- /
102%
„
JAJ
JA!
JAi
A3k.
Investing Corp
,
A FTob Fv fis May
40--JAD
Hobokeu Ferry 5s 1940. MAN
N Y A N j Kerry—6b '40--JA.
60
40
101%
1st mtge part ctfs
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 6s 1959--MAS / 33%
97
Kroehler Mfg deb 5%s to '38 JAJ
107
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950--*
1st A
Hearst Magazines—
With
MAS /
.
Le ugh
102
_
AAO
1930
Hawley Pulp A Paper Oo—
6-year 6% notes
55
38
.
.
86%
101
rtteauisnip
«ui«
imu."Xi.
in a
103%
104%
Lake Superior <Jorporat1on—
l«t A coll tr gold 5s 1944 ..JAD /
40
28
Wi
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' >
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr__AAO /
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s with war for Am shs.-JAJ /
H
105
92%
5%b'42 JAD
Printing Oo-• #t m
V: col tr 514s 47 Int MAN
Hamburg-American Line—
Eq trust 6%s 1935 to 1940-JAD
Hamilton By-Prod 7s Feb 1 1943*"ilf States Steel deb
Uu
* f dob
6%- i960 - .
Kriage Foundation pa 1930
Kr«ge '8 Si 1st 5* 1945
Lautaro
G ilf States Paper Oorp—
1st - f 0%s 1943 with war.JAD
H .11 (F
62%
108%
96%
103
Forelg
N Y
Kippers Gas A Ooke Oo—
»en s f 6s 1947
—...JAv
7%s 1941-JAD
Good tlope St A Ir Wks (Germ v
P f g 7s Oct 15 1945 —AA015 /
40
108%
drtch (B F) 1st 0%s 1947-JAJ
Deb g 0s 1945
JAD .; 96
Gsod year Tire A Rubber—
104%
ift mtge coll tr 5s 1957
MAN
Gotham Silk Hos deb 6s *30 JAD
*au)m Coupler 1st 1 0s 1940-FAA */ 35
G-eat Lakes Paper Go JL»6a—
«
f
19;,0 ser 4
»,
MAS 1 38
101%
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938—
37
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s 36 MAS /
/ 26
Grocery St's Prod deb 6s '44-MAS
104%
GwU»
mi of Pa deb 6s 1937—-JAD
106%
Sinking fund deb 5s 1947--FAA
Todchaux Sugars
nJH;
Krby Lumoer 0» 1938
K »holyt Uorp 6%> 1943
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
j
102%
J&J
Klngsport Press 6%s 1939
K fluey
ai"* income and defaulted bond
month preceding the date of issue.
N Y A
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
1st
5n IQ4M ser *
103%
Globe-Wernicke 7s
-r*Del<Ad'f)0%% w
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Razor—
Safety
Gillette
87
MISCELLANEOUS BOND
&
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
1
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
32%
98""
102%
99%
88
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
,
NOTICE
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
closing day of foe month preceding the date of issue.
All bond prices are "and interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
104 %
96%
Republic Iron A Bt'l 6s 1040 A AO
Ref As gen 5%s '68 ser A..JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Ce, Inc—
Deb
Ask,
Bid.
Bonds.
614s 1937 with
jtarrett in vest, sec 6a
79
75
92
JAJ
war
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948-Keyere Copper. A BraBS—
108%
1st lnc os July '48 ser A
60%
Reynolds Inyest 6s 1948
AAO
/ 37%
Rheineibe Union
7s 1946
JA-'
Rhine-M»ln-Danube7»i960,ll**'t / 39%
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948---M&N /
Richardson Ac Boyn 6%s '37-JAD / —
-
Richfield Oil of California
Ool tr 6fl 1944 ser A
Otfs of deposit
MAN */ 27 %
'
27 %
—
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '66 FAj4
Riordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942
JAD31
Rochester Ice & Cold Storage
94
4tern Brothers 6s s f
109%
Utilities 6%s, 1936
——
.S
I
41%
42%
#
Rueping (F)
28%
28%
•Druthers
90
30
41~"
36 %
100
105 %
110%
Do
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Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar o r 0^8 iy4tt ser B. AAO
Stamped
Scovlll Mfg Co 5%% 1945-JAJ
ocrlppe (E W) deb 6y%s iv#43 FAA
Rcullfn Steol 1st 6s 1941
AAO
Security Mtge-see Assoc Mtge Co
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
JAJ
Beryel Oorp (new) 6s 1948
JAJ
Sharon Steel Hocp—
1st • f 5%s 1948 ser A
FAA
Bheffield Steel 5%s 1948—MAS
Shell Union OH Corp—
Deb s f 6s 1947
Shell
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
JAJ
1st sf 6s 1947
Bhreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1936
...AAO
MAS
SlemansAHalske 10-yr7s'35--
JAJ
Deb gar 6%s'51with warMAS /
Corp 7s 1941. FAA
Simmons Co 6s Not.1 1944MAN
SUeslan-Am
Simpsons Ltd 6s ser A 1949..JAJ
5%s series B 1949
JAJ
Sinclair Cona Oil Oorp—
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937.MA816
1st lien coll 0%a '38 ser B_ JAD
Skelly OH deb 5%s 1939—MAS
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st a f 5%a 1953 A
.JAD
Smith (L O) Typewr 6s '39.MAN
Snider Packing Corporation
5% yr 1st 6s 1937
MAN
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
MAN
Southern Advance Bag A Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
Southern United Ice Co—
6s 1947
8 Ho 1938
Southland Ice 60
-
ser
AAO
,
1932-1942 .MA- /
Swift A Co 1st« f g 5s *44
115
J&J
94
...MAfr>
17
f 6%s *36-.JAJ f
l'exas Oorp deb 6s 1^)44
104%
AA« •
Thermold Oo 6s
stamped....1937
90
Ticonderoga Pulp A Paper 6s '40
Tenn Prod 1st
9%
22%
105%
104
Couv
deb
4%
116%
95
40%
38%
23
s
f 6s
10-yr deb 7s 1935
ex-warr
(Ben A Go deb 6s 1044
100%
MAN
100
FAA k
..
73
42"
79%
75
MAN
1940
104%
JAJ / 39
1943—MANU
6%s
101
101
53%
90"
89
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s *50 JAJ
37
37
39
39
104
117%
FAA
JAD
103%
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947--MAS / 12
97
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-FAA
100
tJoitrrt
oil Co of California—
117%
8# May 1 1942 Ser A
Deb As 1946
17%
HisniH
if
United
l>rn«r»K
MAS
M&ttio
itlftk
104
107
106%
103%
88%
s>
411.
United Carr Fast 6s 1939
105
89
''
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United Grain Growers Ltd—
1
103%
J.AJ
96
MAN
iW4i>.a&D
40
82%
85
Uuiud industrial
107
107%
102%
102%
mi
(to
Deb 6%s 1941.
104%
105
50%
51%
Wn'im
'
98
95%
60%
80
65%
38
64%
39%
103%
103%
101%
HMH O © CO—1 4^
103%
H-
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MAS
1937
5%s
Wheeling Bteei Oorp—
let A ref s f 5 %s 1948 ser A.
1 st A ref
«
Whit'
8ew M 6»
Whittal (M J) Assoc
Wlckw Spencer Steel
AAO /
AAO /
A 1942.. JAJ /
1
1
I
1
k
99%
99
90%
91%
21
23
24
30
27
.
Certificates of
deposit—- —
1932
MAS
(W. A.) A Co. 5%s *39.
WIllys-Overland 1st «%■ '83 MAt
Wilson A On let As 1941
AAO
Wise (Wm H) A Co 6a 1938—JAD
Witherbee Sherman Inc 6s 1944..
Wood (Alan) ir A 8t 6s 1944.AAO
Woodward Iron 6s 1962— -JAJ
1st Hen 6% notes 1937
FAA
Youngst Sheet A Tube—
i
f Ok 1978 ser
78
70
12
9
f
8
*f 52
JAJ
AAO
A
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
97
♦/ 55
109%
29*
98
/
/
34
52
94%
93%
No. La*t Salt
N Y Stock Exch—1,376
180.000
N Y Produce Exch. 1.577
*725
15,000
3,800
23.000
Boston Stock Exch.
460
344
560
76
139
Buffalo Stk Exch..
15
600
6.000
750
Chicago Bd of Tr.-1,649
Chicago Stock Excb u470
50
4,800
2,250
5,000
79
Baltimore Stk Exch
7l"
102
SEATS.
95
102%
102%
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
Cleveland Stk Excb
Denver Stock Exch
Detroit Stock Ex—
101%
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
Hartford Stk Exch
102%
41
17
Kan City (Bd o
Stock Excb
83
MIlw Grain A Stk.
Minn Oh of Comm.
92
199
523
19
uSO
500
70
206
all5
43
46
69
100
94
MAN
93
92
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
12%
12%
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
94
Oorp. 0/ Amer.—
AAO
Los Ang
91
Pack.—6s 1948.AAO *f 12%
92%
New Orl Stock Ex.
PhUa Stock Exch..
Plttsb Stock Exch.
St Lonis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex—
San Fran Curb Ex.
it—->» o© o© rf^Ca©
I—*
19%
Seattle Stock Exch I
Seattle Curb A M. f
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
(Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
"475
5,000
500
4,500
2,200
2,500
96
92
9,500
3,300
950
250
x90
65
20
30%
Southwest
Dairy Products—
OHsvv 1938
MAN *f 6%
Spruce Falls Power A Pap, Ltd—
98
1st M 5%s 1936-36 (s-a)-.AAO
1st 5%s 1937-43
AAO
86„
104%
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42-MAS
104
Stand Oil N Y deb 4%s*51 JAD15
Stand Textile Prod 0%s *42 MAS
Assented
/ 18
f
Wieboldt
25
Oonv deb 5s 1941
78
.
94
Van Camp
103%
.MAN
Ltd 5s 1937- /
7» *30.. JAJ
Pipe A Bad 6s 36. JAD f
Universal Winding Oo 7s '37- JAJ
Valspar Oorp.con v.deb 6s'40 FAA *f
Certificates of deposit..
*/
Universal
Vanadium
103%
Wickwtre Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien A coll 7s Jan 1936.MAI4
NY Oof A Bug Ex.
NY Curb Exch...
94%
100
101%
101%
101%
100%
100%
—
101%
56%
103%
MAN
-----
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
JAD
90
100%
64
14
105%
101
93%
JAJ
Certificates of deposit...—..
69
JAJ
8% % serial notes 1936-..MA8
6%% serial notes 1936—-MAS
6% % serial notes 1937...MAS
6%% seria notes 1938—.MAS
6%% serial notes 1939
MAS
6%% serial notes 1940
MAS
3-year 6% notes 1936
JAD
U S Trucking Oorp 5 %s *43-JAD
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947
k
36 with W— JAJ
Without warrants
r»eh • ' 8k 1Q40
77%
32
JAJ f
1st A ref 5s 1947 Ser A
70
A AD
f 4 Hs *53 ser B
Whitaker Paper 7a 1942
120
109
f 7s '51-AAO
U S Finishing 5s 1939
103%
/
Westvaco Chlorine Product®
40
37
U S Radiator deb 6s 1938—.FAA
U 8 Robber—
75
JA.
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 6" 1044.
,FAA k
EXCHANGE
38
USA British internat Ltd—
Deb g 6s 1948
—-MAP*
67%
102
1x60.
Western Elec deb 5a 1944—AAO
N Y Cotton Exch—
51
48
58%
102%
s
A Uo 1st 6*
60
81
98
iud<
.MdtN
(German-1*4
6%s series A 1951
JAD
6%s series 01951
JAD
6%S 1947 with warrants.. j&J
Esch-Dudelange
Va Ooai
lit m
42"
United Steel Wks sf Burbach
85
W
1947—AAO /
42
3
41
man
ouiteanteamsatp o»
■
97
5s series A 1948
5%s series B 1949
f
Secconv 7%s
%
'Uiun
8%
Western Tab A Stat 6s 1941.AAO
s
Tietz (Leonard) 7 %s x'w '46
Truax-» raer Coal Oo—
68"
103
52"
31
36%
MAS
Deb 6a w w 1948——.—JAD /
W«M»at«r gag lat g 6s "42 on Ma*
West Indies Sugar 6s
104%
JAJ
MAS
Warren Bros Oo—
Gouv s f deb 6s 1941
5%% notes 1937
MAS
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937-.-.MAS
Wayne Pump Co—
MAS /
21%
serial fis
Tnitpd stppi
MAN
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940
16
United Securities Ltd 5%s 1952—
MAN
Pipe Line Oorp—
Debar 6s 1962
40
38
i»37.
t
38%
"
33%
33 %
33 %
103%
99%
15%
33
33%
30
27%
105%
8%
deb 6s 1939
MAS
Sugar Ref 7s 1941- JAD
7s '39 JAJ
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939.
Oonv
Warner Sugar Oorp 1st
60
"
J&J
^
AAO /
1st 6s 1944—
Warner
51
98 %
JAJ fk 41
1948
95%
JAD */ 38
Oorp 6s 1942
Trumbull Steel
6% notes 1937
Warner Co
Dodv deb He 1944 ser P
36%
/
55%
44%
40
Warner-Qulnlan Oo—
63
MAN
.
103
10-yr 6% notes 1940
72
Taylor-Wharton I A S 0s *42MA^
1st A ref 7 4* 194ft Rpr *
*A> / 55
•/ 2%
Temple Antb Coal 6%s '44.MAS
109
39 %
n01st. 6a 1945
_AAO /
Certificates of deposit
/
Deo 0>*b 30 eerA witn war
/
Without warrants...
58
103
F AA
MAN :
5%
25
Ward Baking 6« 1937
—JADlf
aTarner Bros Plct rts 1939...MAF
46
Saxon Pub Was (Germany)—
Schulco
„
1
A UK 6s lV6±.
Teuu Coper & Chemical—
66
102
*/*4%
Waldorf.
m — ——
Titusville—
Tenn < ioat
8%
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 6a '46 AAO
1251
'
9uduuehanna Silk Mills—
S f deb 5« 1938
..—JAD f
1st M
37%
53
35
f 6s 1947
ref
"•
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.JAD
42
63
1940
JAD
St Louis Refrlg A Cold Storage—
681942
JAJ
St I. Rky M* A p 6s *66 stpd.JAJ
A
Wells
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
Sugar Plue c.uuiuei v ;u—
JAJ /*34%
1st extl s f 7s 1946
/*5
Sugar Estates o' Orfunte—
80~~
St Lsuls GaL A Coke Oorp—
Gen
58
54
Bid._
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 6a 1953—JAJ
Va Iron Coal A Coke 6a '49-MAS
46
6%s 1943
^
s
....
93%
MAS
1947...JAD
Certificates of deposit..
1968
Ry rson (Joseph T) A Sons—
Sink fund deb 6s 1 «43
MAN k 102%
103%
St. Clair Furnace 1st 6a '39. FA A
St. Joseph Lead Co—
108
Oonv deb 6%s 1941
MAN
1st M
110
Bonds.
Van Slyke A Horton 7s 1938
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942. J AD
Certificates of deposit
.....
1
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948——A&U
Ruhr Housing 6%s
39%
46 'without war_)AAO fk 53
k
40%
4% Stamped
8;raworlag« a, Ou»thler—
94%
1st * I 5s 1948-.
.MAS
8
Stuts Motur Oar
A AD
Leather 6s
38%
4% Stamped
Studebaker
'Stt-.MAN
Royal Dutch Co—
Deb 4s 1946 with warr
49
Stinnes ^tugo, industries—
104
Rowntree Co 6s Jan 1 1937
46
JAJ
liiugoj Oorp—
Geo 7»
(without war).AAO
61
Rocky Mtn Fuel 6s
Roman Catholic Church 0%s 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946
66
«inue»
62
f
Ask,
63
I960.. A AO
Heel Co of Can 6s 194U
teel A Tubes deb 6s 1943
-
Roch A Pitts U A
Bid.
Bonds.
Stanley Crandall 6s 1940
FAA
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946—FAA
104%
96%
113
40
13
465
*1500
1,125
3,350
3,500
125
1.000
850
flO'.OOO
1,310
1366
75
1,700
1,200
1.000
i"66o
300
"200
15,000
9.100
57.000
550
51,000
9,500
/This price includes accrued Interest, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price,
Exchange, leaving 390 active memberships outstanding.
| Prices
Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exchange is limited to 90.
Exchange
buyf certificates in order at 8450 when funds are available,
x 90 seats. 67 outstanding,
y 80 seats, 70 members.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
X Discontinued trading in securities.
Final session was held Feb. 25.
a
Five memberships held in Treasury.
6 Basis.
There are 470 memberships
of which 53 are held as dividend seats, 27 held by the
of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
K Book value.
Membership of
it
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Par.
Stocks.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Northern Mills.
190
Preferred
Arlington M (Mass)'
Assoc Textile Cot—t
Barnard Mfg (PR) J
Beacon Mfg (Nti)J
Preferred
lQo
.
_
Berkshire
.1*
it*
55
58%
Preferred
liiu
Boss Mfg com
1UU
tftarne Mills (FK>_«
Mfg
—AUu
Mills.. 100
Charlton
17%
Preferred....
~2~
1
I
....
"rlnnell Mfg (N Bi_
Ha.haway Mfg(Ni«K
Kilourn M <jn
Bj 75
La*ton Mill*
Hjo
Luther Mfg (P R>
sdLohawk Carpet .20
—
.
27
35""
1
40
1
HO
a*
58
11%
%
3
42^
13M
100
Narragaiinett Mills
(F R) com —10u
NashaweuaM
..f
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred.
I0u
Nsild Mills (N B)
Nonqultt M (N B) t
Pacific Mills
f
Peppered Mfg (Mej <
Pierce Mfg (N Bi—l
2
■'mmm-trn
4
Preferred
100
Notes
Quissett Mills (NB) I
73
17H
10
4
15%
79
9%
B).1U0
Taber Mills (N B) ..i
Wamsutta M (N B) i
7% preferred-.100
Perfection Spinning.
flckensOoc Miiia.
80
F w.
26"
Ranlo Mfg
28
Roanoke
18
20
Southern Mills.
Acme Spinning
American Yarn&Proc
55
24
63
35
30
40"
12
15
5
27
Beaumont Mfg...
7% preferred—
Beiton MUls (S O) 25
.......
Bibb Mfg
100
Brandon Corp A_.._
Class B
32
100
§5"
70
80
Goldfield
17
26
90
34%
50
35
Calhoun Mills......
7
10
8% preferred
90
100
42
China Grove Cot
58
65
Chiquola Mfg
90
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (S C)100
74
100
78
89
93
CUmax Spinning
30
60
1
105"
EQrkland Lake Gold 1
45
55
50
70*
75
59"
65
45
100
Mffls"_"(i)
7
70
uake Sb Mines Lw 1
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
Magma Copper Co 10
W ayfiower Old Col 20
4cIasyrePorcuplne6
Preferred
West Point Mfg.100
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside Cot Mills
86
89
122
*Uml
Copner
Zinc..25
...100
65
25"
36""
DallasMrg (Ala>.x0i
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 C)_i
14
18
Dixon Mills
46""
fewmont Mining. 10
Canadian Mills.
40
Drayton Mills
Duniieau
5
7% preferred
r
Noranda
70
10
Old Dominion Co.so
100
r
102
105
r
79
95~"
100
98
102
100
Montreal Cottons
I
Preferred
100
r
80
150
30
22
45
Preferred
Preferred
.
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
Preferred.... .100
r
145 %
..
r
__
r
..
r
97
North
•
In liquidation,
x
Ex-dividend,
a
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend
t Without par value.
Butte
Pacific Tin
Park
Oonsol
/Flat price,
Guar
A
Mlnci
33%
33%
0%
Oreille
115
85c"
k Last sale.
15c
5c
5%
0%
Dairy—(t)
5%
15«
54%
6
20%
43
,
3%
Abraham
*rtcraui(t)
7% preferred
100
Prod A—(t)
Acetol
Acme
25
Steel
Acme Wire v t c.,25
...
(f»
30c
27%
Advance-Rum**'*
Co pref
Class A
(t)
....
2%
8%
Aetna
8%
IT"'
1
35c
KubDer... ( +
'rod., (t
Affiliated Prod
t)
(t)
Agfa Ansco
Alnsworth Mfg—
Mines
1%
5%
-10
1%
0%
17
13
41
35
104 %
2%
40%
10%
5%
87%
112
4
47
11
5%
91
30%
108
103
10H
10
6
5%
50
Aero Supply Mf«
Class A
—(t)
Class B
44
28
Aeolian
50c
2%
20"
•
30
(f
77c pf w w
100
tddressograph Multigrapb Corp.. 10
39^
37 %
2%
33%
37 %
20%
.
5% preferred-.100
65""
25c
•
40
Adams Millia
30%
2%
33%
-
-
7% preferred-.100
Abitibi Pow A Pay.
6% pref
inn
7% pref
-100
52%
60"
-
90
Adams Express
52
08%
100
Abercrombie A Fitch
20c
42%
3%
Lab'tories(t)
Abbotts'
Preferred
I
Metals.......
%
MISCELLANEOUS
Abbott
(t)
.
7
INDUSTRIAL AND
A
nr
0%
Trust
20
Aetna Brewery
Mines
Ente»"nr'0"
Pend
(t)
1%
1%
15
Utah—
'afino
02%
&
price,
Mines.(t)
36
30
65
Oomln Text. Ltd.(t)
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred
r
□an Cottons,Ltd. 100
10
100
.loit
Dan Convert, Ltd—
1%
2%
2%
U%
0%
37
Preferred
2;
1
USFldelAGu(Md). 2
N Y A Honduras
Ro&ario
*6"
1%
1%
Mortgage Com. 10
of New York
few River Os—1U0
7% preferred.. 100
%
5
12%
12
(t)
Mines
New Jersey
47
New York Title A
Mother Load Coali'n
150
79
55
6
45%
1%
%
Amsterdam
Casualty(Balt)
Title
15%
%
2%
Vis
54:%
5%
20%
Mining.—1
New
48^
60c
Kildun
77
Title
(t)
A
47 %
Kennecott Copper.t
Kerr Lake..
6
45
Bond
42c
isle Royale Cop..25
36
Oolumbua Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E).10C
Oowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning..
Ooal.l
X
%
20
30c
Cap Copper. 10
Creek
15
100
com
375
360
19
_
Mtge
6%
18%
79
17
Wallace Mfg On.
Ware Shoalu Mfg
—
Preferred
10
5
75
10
Go
Iron
23
Preferred
50
40
4
.
Warrants
40
island
7% pref
.100
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wellington
..(f)
(aspiration Oout
Copper..
.20
(nternatl Mining..1
35
Pf*afAI*FAH
Ohadwick-Hoskins
Co...
10
.
6
Idaho Maryland
Consol Mines
35
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning..—
21
6
92
A Smelting..
600
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland OaBOo.12
Min
Bay
.
Serial notes
1st 7% pref—100
2d 5% pref
100
4
.
7
100
105"
Spartan MUls (SO)
Spencer Corporation
Common
80
Horn Silver Mines
la we sound
v t c_5
35
.
61
89
(t)
4
95
5
100
50
Preferred..
Victor-Monag
Greene-Cananea .100
Hecla Mining
25c
ludson
—(f)
"§"
.....
7% preferred
Burlington Mills....
87
Union Buffalo Mill"
76
100
Min
12
GUABANT EE &
Guaranty
Granby Cons M 8 A
Power
c ■
Lawyers Westchester
'As
1
^wnopotHke
84
43
39
Consul
luliinger Mines
88
Franklin-
58
73
5
4%
55
Mines..
\
3*
Factory Bldg Tr (B)i
Fifty Associates (B)_
Hotel Tr (Boston). J
Almuall Bldg Tr(B)i
Chicago T A Tr.100
Jity8D(Alb,NY) l«ft
Empire Title&GulOO
Fidelity A D (Md 20
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyero' M do
20
Lawyers Title A
70
18
150
3ond A M Guar
55
13""
a
75c
As
7%
15
Jity RET (O-.500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
East Boston Co (B).
39
45
55"
210
SAFE DEPOSIT ST OCKS.
100
48
15
a
2*
Evans WaU Lead (t)
77
a
25c
1
56"
a
TITLE
Dome Mines Ltd_(t)
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle Pich Lead..20
49
Wharf Co__1
1%
38%
Mexicana..50c
preferred. 100
Golden Cycle CorplO
Southern Worsted pf
96
7% preferred
Anderson C M (SO) J
Arcade Cotton MUIb
Uusi
a
25
Oent Bldg Tr (B)..I
Jhic R E Trus's 1000
3%
1
Federal M * «**>
Bieachery
Process com
3
f
12
23
.'
140
Cresson Consolidated
Gold Min & M—1
14
a
2
10
Mills—
Preferred
Southern
12"
96
8%
«% preferred....
A Print Wks com.
5
5
92
7%% 1st pref
Rosemary 7
% pref
Rowan Ootton Mills
Saxon MUls
.100
4
43*
42%
%
9%
1%
131
25
Copper
Falcon Lead
25
25
3%
45"
42
Riverside A Dan Rl4-
3*
3
..
'nlle Cooper
Gonsol
%
%
2H
Cons Min & Smelt 25
18
Mtg (SO)
25
3
,
Copper Range
60
45
90
111
106
Piedmont Mfg (8 Ob
21
«•«•*•*»
a
t
80
C)
7% preferred.
Abbeville O M (SO) i
Cannon Mills
32"
36
6
JubKET (BOH).100
Jos Stor W h'se (B) .1
%
1
25
Pacolet MTk
12
33
a
Zinc-Lea
J
Co
1
75
7% preferred—
81
Soutnern
.
Central Am Mines..
Gerro de Basm
f
Chief Gonsol Min..I
65
Sibley Mfg (Ga)-100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred
Preferred
75
20
York Mfg (Me).lOr
Arkwright vfIlia
Avondale Mills
Carnegie Metals
36
Oommon
Sanford Mills
85
23
Mfg
100
Calumet A Heel* 25
Newberry O M (SO'.
"oe
4
Callahan
65
preferred
72
16
25
40
20~"
1st preferred.....
(F R)—
67
10
18
Norris Got Mills
15
3os Gr'd R T Tr (C)i
Calif Copper Co.. 10
Orr not M (Sd.lOG
85
a
33%
1%
1%
Copper Mln Co..
92
75
82
50
llbany Tr (Boat) 100
3d of Tr Bid Tr (C).<
Joston
60
Nat Yarn Mills
ii-
.10
—
88"
Prior preferred
2d
Cop A Z Co.6
75
19
8TOOKS
LAND
k
35%
Bwana M'Kubwa—
16
Rich Bdrdea Mfg
Co <F H)
.100
Saco Lowell Shops
Souie Mill aN
Butte A Hud
26
Mills...
KEAL ESTATE TR
32%
1%
1H
ASulllvatMAO »0
78"
Musk rove
15c
28c
ing, Ltd
23
National Weaving
3
40c
Dredg¬
73
4
9%
5
Gold
5
Bunaer iilll
I
MoUohon Mfg pref..
Monarch OM(80)i
Yukon
%
%
45c
A*
16c
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Go
Marlboro MUls...20
4
8%
Senda Gold Mining.
25c
85
3
15
4%
39%
9%
94c
(t)
1
1
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
(t)
34:%
Gold
"
%
44%
2
40c
9H
3%
M.(f)
notes......
pref
%
3
Metal A Tun
36
Comstock
Butte
4
Walker Mining
vVenden Oopp«
Black Hawk Mines.
80
tah
10c
Bagdad Copper
92
12%
Ventures Ltd
25
Bulolo
35
31
■
1
19c
1
Smelting
$6 preferred
43
Mills
Ootton
Serial
Mills Mills
45
_
65
pi**, i
16^
A
<-e«d
40
38
Lydia
5
Ziiuv
AndfS Copper
Limestone Got Mills
Silver-Lead
16c
..10
Altar Cons Mines
Ariz
<+oid A
ftand
Gold
Juneau
Austin Silver Min
i
(8 d
4o
10%
Mlnmg.....
Gold
55
65
45
Laurens O M
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Jtah-Apex
6
J tab Copper Co.. If
AnacondauuyMln 50
100
98%
98%
98%
8%
3.00
"
1
United Verat ExtfiOc
95
68
pflOO
3
t
Alex
Preferred
1%
5
Treadwell Yukon
Alaska
65
JudsonMtlis A
Silver King Coal
Siscoe Gold Ltd
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tonopah Mining
1
70
Locke Ootton Mills.
14%
f
f
85
23
45
.
—.........
60
Mills
2c
14c
6
98 %
Amer
Linford Mills
43%
Phstrlm Miiis
Plymouth Cordage.
34""
As*
90c
13
it
Denn
ihattuck
Mining
Mills, pre*
In m a a
32%
•
100
%c2
23S
ll
inannoi*
MINING STOCKS
"7 %
7
96
Joneph Lea
San Toy Mining
INSUR.
Admiralty Alaska
29
Preferred B
26
92%
H) Knit.5
7% preferred
Henrietta 7% pref..
Imperial Yarn.
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) I
8%
38
21
70"
Industrial Ootton
0%
10
45
10
Mills...
Hanes (F
95
'
40
Hartsvllle Got Millt
100
Preferred
8
Preferred
Hamrick
MUls
(Bait)
...20
47
35
87
Antelope Mln
Ltd. Amer shares.
It Anth Gold *1—1
i
1934
85
42
6
56
Preferred
75"
Mills
5
20
„
30
Grantevllle Mfg. 100
Grendel Mills
remier Gold M—
lulncy...
Roan
Atlantic Mutual—
24
20
50
4
i
Sagamore
...
10%
26%
Ptnd Creek—
ANCE 8CRIP
97
3%
igw
Fa.i Alpaca (Mass) t
G -nerai Cotton
t
Gosaoid M (N B) .f
raw or ell dt
40"
94
10%
24
Pioneer Gold. Ltd.l
Pocahontas...
MARINE
22
16
50
35
Gossett Mills.
18%
90
com__i
Drtper Corp..
MS V. Wood
97
Serial notes......
Glen wood
3
22
Beeth Mfg (N B)„I
Preferred
l«u
Border C Mfg (FR) i
Notes
Finish Co
7% preferred
Gaffney Mfg
5
1932
103 %
101
6% preferred
F&irforest
Ask.
Per share
For quotations for¬
merly appearing here,
see page 116.
100
96
Erwin Cotton com..
7 % preferred
Florence Mills
7
2%
Oo__(t)
% cum pref..100
Dexdale Hoa
45
34
Gainesville Got Mills
Bigei-Sanf Garp'l—t
Cabot
55*
ll*
Pine
Spinning
10
Bid.
Pat
Per share.
STOCKS.
47
44
Stooka.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
INSURANCE
25
40
Flint Mfg Co
.t
6% preferred
20
EnterpriseMfg (Ga).
150
Amoskeag Mfg
sha*■*
36
Eagle & Pbenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
41K«oqu1U jt'riuL—i
American Mfg..lOU
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
m
%
r mi
1
10
2%
25c
%
7%
.4
23 %
4%
35c
7%
4%
24
60c
/ Par value $100.
n
Nominal,
r Canadian
price. »'Sale
v,",,
'SW
90
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid.
Pa>
Ask.
K
are as near as
Stocks
Bid.
Pci»
Per share.
1XIH
Common
1%
24
100
12
I§
Preferred
Alles & Fisher
40
44
.*
2%
Brewing
Distilling Co
Allle..;
•
:
1
ei
ft
AlDha Portl
'
.9
,
•
•
*
•
13%
16
;
17
'ftl
/.
Ltd
(t) *
6% pref
10D
Class O warrants.
Amai
leather
20%
5
1%
I61
Am Brake fib A P
CnUimnn
26%
'a>
Am
101
10<
32%
2
Armstrong Corn.
Arnold. Constable I
Artloom Osrp..
7 % oref
Art Metal Oonstr.10
10%
Ass triated Dti
60
73%
Iff
110
135
Amer Coal (N J).25
Amer Colortype__10
30
35
3
Atlantic
26M
Atia»
2%
Ati
tuil
68%.
4%
3%
26
9%
83%
16%
16%
Class B
..20
Amer Encaustic
A
84%
20%
17
5%
60
80
20%
10%
22%
Baker
12
Balaban A
25
10
HH
eath ('
4
7% preferred. .100
Amer Home rr»,a
Amer Hosiery.
Amei let Co--
6%
23
Machinery
1
Mach
12%
13%
37%
21%
5%
ray
Met (f)
Vot trust ctfs.. (t)
Am Maize Prod,
.(t)
Amer Maracaibo
Amer Metal Co
6%
pref. 100
conv
American
Motor
14%
.
Corp
(f)
fneu aerv.
25
1st preferred._.6i
Prefer-od
gr
,
...
Amer
Potash
Chem
Amer
Kadi n
tor
Am Roiling M in
Am
Safety
25
Ravor (+)
Screw. 10
American
Amer Seating
28
llH
17
5%
wofg
•
+
7% preferred.. 100
second
15%
12%
21%
6%
3%
14%
tc.f
Amer
amp-rielt *•
Loan
1%
3%
2%
19%
pf. 100
Am Snuff
2t
12%
134%
2%
J8"
%
34%
105
105%
68%
58
12D
14%
7% preferred.. 100
15%
92
93
39%
18
68%
AdhtICKI,
Miurt*
Amer Stove.....100
Am Sugar
ttottf
.tit
7% preferred ..100
67%
132%
(f)
pref
*0'
2%
i4%
_.
.
B1 aW-Kmu Co.
Bliss (K W) Co
7
oref
lOf
10
bordeu Uo.
r
9
1
25
Borg-WarnerOorp 1(»
7% pref
.100
.10'
(tr
Preferred
10
Canadian Oar A F(t;
Preferred
25
r
r
r
Oai^ (J U Co
33
35
10%
4%
11
24
4%
4
2
16%
105%
20
106
2%
33%
7%
4
35%
7%
8
10
56
62
30
56%
97
43%
24%
32%
46
109%
(t»
7*95. pref
—..»00
'arrler Oorp
ft)
15%
30%
9%
8%
15%
21%
'ons
9
7
8%
D
ion*
1
$2
6%
Oons
17%
102%
17%
17%
42
109
105
17
pref
u>
....ft
.
2
10
Film
I Par value $100
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
2%
.
n' with warinn
Royal Oil. 10
Oonsol Textile
Oautitimers Co com r
6% prior pref IOI1
7% 1st pref
10f
Container Oorp A .20
Class B.
'
32
_8%
76
72%
5%
19
1%
7%
109%
3
38
1
H
2%
ion
11%
4%
5%
"A
50
Continental Can..20
71 %
8%
1%
17%
Pf(8%)(non-v)
5
Continental Mot (f)
JooflOli <Del)... g
35
Coot Screw com
.
..
i
f
(f'
leatrifuga! Pipo.. .t
.
26%
1%
27
4%
5
2
25
110%
10
35
Preferred.10
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
S3 cum pf A..;.
Corroon &
Rey'usit)
11
$6 conv A pref
(f)
Us'iciates
Jeatral Airport
Sale price,
20
81
lout Dlam'd Fibre
75
Agulrre
6
"
C.»ot Bkg A (voti (t
Class B (Vot)..ft1
2
71
t
(P
Oonsol
18%
12%
33
s
pf
Laundries
22
Cord Corporation
■D'DDD:"''
kLastsale.
t0(
.
Indus..]
part
f
5%
42%
28%
103
.
o-eferred.
cum
Jonsol Oil Corp! I
(t)
$ % Preferred.. 100
O »nsoi Retail St*
*
17%
5%
\lK
luo
MgarOorp. (f)
3%% pfd w w.100
4% % pfex-warlOO
61%
8
(r
.
lansol Car Heat
8
1
"
'«n«ol A'rcraft
j
Jonsol Auto Mer
vtc
109
28%
1st preferred
20%
'♦ngoleum-'Nairn..»
'dOfrcHs • Ugar :
{
107%
% pre!
.10
'allulold Corp ...15
55%
59%
114
"8"
7%
15%
fti
■
112
l
7% 1st part pf.100
7% prior pref. 100
com
(f)
7ot trust ctr..(t)
\
30%
30%
Mach vtc
%nde Nast Pub
140
lelotex Co
conv cl
75%
46%
lompo Shoe—
92
f
25
cum pref
100
gr
omni'l Invest
Tr t
3%
55%
'elaoeseOorp
25%
Vs
29
55
JaCHi pillar I'raOl
.25
Oonv
prefoptser f
lomm Solvents
•
90
1
j, cum 1st pf.
?%orefciB
.100
Jase Lockwo
Brainnrd Do..10
26
46
3% %
7% preferred..100
Oatalin Corp
•1%
40
7
112
106
Syndlcat ■
I
Jarman & Oo A_.(t) k
Class B—.....(t)
laruationCo,., tt
"»
22
28%
20
Celanese._(f)
B
♦
12
r
Jarlb
t
11 %
( t)
bronze (L
.
28%
B'casting
63%
r
%
13%
Preferred. *••.(«
A
......
6%
3
}
Jurtouoftc. r
Dmrnercial OreditlO
9%
Preferred
Canada
Wire
Cable A
12
77
90'
loj O A (j v t
c 7it>
lolumbla i»ic
com(f)
3
r
17%
103
"ire
,®l
2%
Olat.
Patent
System Inc—
Class A
Class
9%
r
56 %
340
t
,
20%
41%
Preferred
10
CaD Diy dug
\
Canada S8 Lines.
65%
40,
*
2nd pref.
lolumbla
45
9%
6%
62%
11..
m
25
115%
174%
Iroa..(t)
*7 1st pref
1%
15%
61
55%
B
•it
150
26%
|
Arras. vffj.
Jolumbla Baking..f
5
r
Cement
B
lor
-
8% preferred. .100
m.
41
r
96
A__(1
com
trc.
(t)
W yant A
Fdry
ft
1
Corp..ft'
&
16%
JO'
'eatral
Brass
%
%
P»>CK < '
Class
n%)
(Jo
ilonlul Beacon Oil
'olon (5ll
.6%
20%
.
bom* Aiuinlnuut A
Common
Cache La Poudre
29
30
'
14%
1%
7%
42
r
Bohack Realty pf__.
Boa Ami
7% part pref. .100
Cable El Pr vtc.(t)
Canada
preferred!.100
illios & Alkmso
if;
Wnu
'Was
%
1%
14%
Preferred.
5<
lan Indus Alcb. (t)
P5
V
3
2
(1,
byorq (a m
on
(f)
6%
11
10
..
JanalUu tteo till tU<
37
%
hi
%
80
7%
_
1st
Butler (James)
Preferred
r
26%
64
9%
*39%
(f)
ornf
.
Boeing Airplane. .5
bohack (H C; com. i
w
Canad
Bitni.fctitbtd (Si-
Common
Bros
Preferred
101
Can Falrhank pf.10'
2%
2%
12
2d yreferreu B i(
Bloomingdale Bnus.1
Butler
8%
10%
.6%
♦Igate- Pal moll ve-
.
15%
36
.(f)
-It)
,
14%
7%
49
1%
2%
1
Preferred
(♦
Blauner's Pom...(t)
Class A
if)
Joca-Oola Intern.(t
Terminal
Bldgs pref ctfs .100
15%
Co../
»,,
9%
6
to
Aluminum.(t) ^
•
MSB
%
5
14%
1%
10'
47
„
Eiec
Pref cum 7%.. 10f
136%
74%
13%
2
ri
Bing A Bing
39%
16
non-cum
105
14%
(t)
Bickfords Inc
(+)
Preferred
...(f)
Bililngb a spen
j,i
BlrtmaD
7% debe^tu""
Oanadi.ui
1st p-eferred
pf 100
6%
Am
18%
13%
Berghoff Brew
Preferred
124
27
44%
73
Preferred
(t
Benson & Hedges (t
Best A Co 1m
Bethlehem Steel,
cum pref..
Cant
industrial
cum
Vot tr ctfs..(t
7%
Jlub
7% preferred..100
Coca-Cola .Ja
,
%
13S
•
1%
Burr Add Machine (t
Bush TermOo com t
i
Oltaiax Molybdenum
•Uocnfield
)u*i
ko
'refirrdd
jn
11%
4%
1%
%
3%
3%
3%
(t»
..
Tractor._.(f)
25
Vot tr ctf—(t)
Com class B.. (t
CampbDl
6%
102
common,
11%
t
<
.
Jlev Un 8tk
Yards, t
'Iffs' 'Oro vi •
ft>
•
A
com
(t.
Lt
42
22%
6%
62%
%
%6
/
Warrants.——.
Burma Oorp Ltd—
Am dep receipts-
17
4
17%
2*
(t
Inc com_._.t
35
13
10»
Pack
_.
~6"~
24
-
34%
123%
3
3%
34%
6%
21%
42%
108%
Common v t C...1
Beudlx Aviation.
25
75
23
102
1
Aircraft—
Beneficial
133
30
101
25
82
11%
40
Bulova Watch
(i
^3 50 conv pref ft)
Butterlck Co
23
I
preferred
Beech-Nut
79%
10%
Shipoidg
(t)
Amer Ship A Oum(t
v
1st pref
Beatrice Cream
7 %
Stand Sr nit... ft
10%
75c
2%
dgafb
7%
Bellanca
<v
cum prof.
100
Am Republics
com(f)
10%
10
15%
&
(t)
1%
25c
to
4
Neon
Preferred
Oleve
5%
68%
11%
4%
28%
3%
3%
(L
38
91
A—.....(f)
Heve Cllfft Iron-
33
28
10
1%
Beldlng Hem'wajrft)
15**
7% preferred. .100
Budd Wheel
Uaude
5
10
3%
21%
91%
ourtrwtfiss.!®
llark
61%
65
conv
pref. .5
Budd (E D) mfg rt
95
86a,
conv
a*
L
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref
10
22
^
_.(f
Eu Co Com
4%
Buckeye Pipe
Bush
pf.100
Barnsdall Corp
5
Baumann (L) pf_100
7%
|P
American News N Y
Amei
6
6% <7, pref
IOC
Bancroft (J) & Sons t
Preferred
100
Barker Bros
^
B»j
21%
6%
6
:
32""
30
7% preferred-.100
6%%
A
&
3
2%
Class
6%
59%
31%
5%
_
6
Y-
Ice A Fuel
Voting trust-ctfs
6%
124%
5%
Preferred.... IOi
4
*58"
Rata
deferred....
5%
59
Burns Bros
ttk
x
Ex-dividend,
t Without
•:
36%
g
.
6%% cum pf.. 100
lnv«qf,ino'
ioo
7 % preferred
Oity & Sub Homes 10
Jlty titirev
(-j-)
20
58
(lollender
50%
6%
Bamberger (ID A C
5%
7% preferred.. 100
Am
36
17
5%
d)
Bunte Bros com.. 10
9
»rp
(Cleveland)
2%
6%
(f)
Burco
6%
22%
8%
46%
6%
3%
4%
Qo
5
20
ft)
_Al»
Oity Auto Stamp,
(f) k.
8%
Preferred.... .100
22
Chemical..(t)
Warrrants
Balblmore Tuoi
2%
5%
(t)
B
23%
5
.
——
4%
45
I itronvwfv*
Amei Mach
25
4%
34
20
..
32%
20
]
2.
Amer 1 u Chem A (f)
Am Intern Corp. !•
Amer-Ln Prance
Foamlfe Corp D
7% preferred ..100
Amer Laucun
Amer
22
'hryaler O
27%
<
c«»no
16%
%
20?!
It*
f
Jlty
40
110
pr«r
ellow
Preferred...
'ty
7% preferred. .100
Bruce (E L) oom.(t)
5
Preferred
100
B»»rt w Loc W' Vs I
21%
32%
(1
pflOf
non-cum
5
6
10
39%
109%
Auburn Autoinob (t)
Austin. Nlcb * Cc
Prior A.
(t)
AutoVot Machine(t)
110
are
28%
6% pf.100
*
.(t)
Jbickasha Cot O
"o
7% preferred
8
6% preferred. .100
Atlas Tack
8% preferred-.100
<iui..
5%
2%
4%
'
Powde*
Am tfxint-tf ;
I oi
Amer Hard Rub. 50
7
28%
Com
8%
.
150
14%
15%
15%
Class A
39
1%
Aviation Oorp (Del1 5
Aviation 8ec of N E 1
Axton-Fisb Tob A 10
Babcock A w*l
(•()
Am FJiili &
55
conv
r
'alldsOo
$2%
Plywood--.(t)
2%
Am-Havaiian
87
30
%
36
Forman
Bullaro Co
2
£
34
Brown Fence & Wire
2
158
112
OhicPneuTool
36%
Distillery....-Ct>
10
§A^
•
1%
Am
3%
50
pflOO
Ref»M%..2f
2
4
"5%
I lit.
Tiling Co Ltd.-(f)
Amer Equities Co. 1
.
Brown Co
Brown
100
.100
^hie Nipple A
i»c
par
value.
7
26
148 "
18%
Ohlc Rivet & Macht
Bruns*ick-tt«i*
non-cum
Atlas
21
com
Si.
6%
27%
34%
102%
14
100
£fck Yds stpd
k
15
Ordinary bearer I
British Celanese Ltd
Brown Shoe
1%
9%
y/s
SS Lines
5%
Cnmnierciu
Alcohol
19%
4%
5%
i 4%
4%
Associated Rayon (t
Atl Coast Fisheries
150
Am Crystal Sugar 10
Preferred
100
Amer Oyauamld A10
5
68%
A ZA
Vifg
^.^efewed
Chic Mail
Tob reg*
Brii-Au.et
13%
Order.. 5
(t)
(t) *
25
5
A
he*H»»r urn
90
25
Daily News (f)
Preferred
ft)
Chic June Rys &
Un
7%
5%
28%
30%
Io8g
Coupon...--»--(t)
Registered .■
(t)
105
V
Apparei
Industries
(t
Dry dm*
6% 1st pref... 100
7% 2d pref... 100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
140
Preferred
%
19
„
dep rets ord
registered
£1
73
.
...
Am*i
4%
68%
Am
10%
55%
7 % preferred. .100
Am i hlcie.
Am Cigar...
10i
106
102
10
t 4
Uhain rnm.
1%
Mfg.
10
Mfg.6
thic
.
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
%
1..100
preferred--
1
v-,:
Brlsv' Bra-
Corp
1
100
Preferred
3^
H
7%
60
4%
27
100
|Oi
Iherry-Bur Oorp ft)
18
2
.
26
.I(J.
.10
..
oref
nicker Oao
17%
5%
Bristol-Myers
Associated
15
"
Jharls
4%
28
\
30
105
8o«dal
Amer dep rets...
157%
1
BrldKennri
Paper
Preferred
%
Briggs Mfg.
(t
Brlggs A St.ratton ft,
Brighton Mills pf—
Brill Corp cl
a
i
(Hi
U»
AfiO
10%
101
7% preferred .10
'hamplon Coat 3d >
(t) k
Bourjois, inc . -.(t)
$2.75 cum pref...
Bower Roll B'r'g..5
Bowm Bilt Hotels (t)
First preferred 100
Second nroferred (f)
Bridgeport Brass
Brlllo
Ola
4%
100
Preferred
Botany Cons M
Common
OlaBS
'ert'u-Teed fruu._
com.(t)
2%
39%
2%
39%
118%
"
7%
5%
26
Common .......5
$6 conv pref__.(f)
~~
4%
95
3%
i»
.
118
14%
32
100
arauie.
.
3%
Art Metal Works. _5
(t)
Preferred.
39
90
7 % guar pref.. 100
117%
*
7% preferred.
v
>
Per share
9%
Hose
Woven
Boston
;
Assoc
Properties...
Am
<
n <ur
Bid
Pat
tenfcury Rib Mills
7% preferred..100
20
19%
.
37X
7% preferred ..100
Arcturus Rad Tube f
27%
123%
Canadian
Am ' W
18%
107
Vs
(f)
156
7% preferred- .100
.
Paper
121
ft
4
16%
.
7% preferred. .100
1H
x!H
mann Corp
Anheuser-Busch. 100
Apex Elec M fg.
(t)
ApponangCo
(f)
A-
53%
17%
15%
51%
1%
63
51
American Boon..10
Amer
3%
55%
15%
Preferred
28_
.
105%
Archer- Daniel* M Id
32
52%
14%
It
6%
37%
I7^
t C.-.f-L
Anaconda W & O. (t)
y
Armour A
Am Bev'ge Oorp..]
Am
6%
•
Wringer...(t
Pap v t C—1
$6 pref
A P W
54
2%
29%
55%
(f)
Amer Agrlc Chem
(Delaware)..... *
American Arcb
(t)
6%
"9%
3
.50
Am Bank Note
12
Jim
_.
f 41
1
.
Preferred 7%
Amerad>■ D C<»rp
17%
40
K&-9
Alum Goods Mfg.(t)
Alumlnuh
4
Wool 'Msss).(t)
7% preferred. .100
Oorp.(t)
& Rubber
Angostura-Wupperl-
39%
70%
(t
com.
o
»
80%
2%
Cap..,
(i
$6% conv pref ft
Anchor P & Fence(t)
Andian Nat Corp (t)
14%
Traveler
12%
Anchor
85
VI lr
•
Common
Aluminum <
135%
127%
Stocks.
7
6
2'
8orne. Scrymser
Boston-Herald
140
Am Wr
prpf
10<
Allied Kid CoConvertible pref..
Allied Mills Inc-.(t)
80
80%
A"
Amer
133 %
126 %
7%
LrtJu
'referred
2%
i>y
'lirp
AillS-i
25
—
Wlno ctias*
^<ue»
&
*
urn
-*
79
.26
coin
B
Ask
'
20%
Am
22 %
Bid.
Par
Per share
20%
4%
6% preferred ..100
Transformer (f)
Am Type Found, ft)
7% preferred-.100
92
Preferred
Allied
Tobacco
Am
112%
Allen Indus com...*
Stooka.
Ask.
Per share.
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread pref
5
Air Reduction
(t)
Air-Way Electric
Appliance.......(t)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Allegh 8teel com.(t)
vT—'-i.-v
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
3%
17
1%
3
154
18%
'
'
'
•
q..-*-"""- tor »n securities are a» near
Stocks.
Bid.
Pai
6454
155
■»'«»
«.
-
(t)
54
154
554
54
254
554
Am dep rets ord£l
1154
1254
'854
"854
8554
88
39
1454
3954
1154
554
1)4
1454
20
21
Coeden Oil
—-1
100
Preferred
Coty Inc
.
Oourtauds Ltd—
Oramp
(Wm)
&
Crane Oo
com.
2b
_
Preferred
-100
Cream of Wheat— t
Creole Petrol—-6
Crock-Wheeler
Croft Brewing
'
11
554
154
.(t)
1
Groaley Radio
(t)
Orowell Publish'* (f)
Preferred
..100
.
/;
98
Crowley Milner-.(t)
>
Crown Cent Petrol (t)
Crown Cork lot A(t)
»
54
854
44 54
t ;o
„
1854
59
.
I-
61
154
654
154
654
57
56
7% preferred--100
Cuban
454
1954
r »n
__t
100
5
2
Preferred
12
Oudab)
t\»ck
4354
3254
1854
9754
254
60
-.
Ouneo Press—(t)
Curtis Pub
com
.(t»
$7 preferred.
ft)
OurtlssWrlghtOorp 1
Class
A
8
1
Cash man'b Sons
7% cum pref..l00
$8 cum pref
Cutler Hammer
7354
70
1854
454
1954
20
30
5
754
124
154
.
20
100
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7% pf—100
Deere A Co com --(f)
7% preferred.
.20
20
Havilland Aircr
Am dep rets ord £5 k
l«i
35
11054
Match -tt;
11654
104
100
.100
Diamond
108
2854
3654
28
6% part pref--.25
3654
Diamond Shoe—
054% pref (with
warrants)
77
__100
24"
22
Dictaphone com.(t)
Preferred
105
100
Dictograph Prod._2
.
*
32
30
2254
2254
1654
1754
354
Distillers Corp-
-ft)
Distillers & Brewers.
Distillers Liquors.-.
1354
Dixon (J) oruo-.lOb
58
61
Doehler Die-Oast (t)
12
45
1254
4854
90
95
27
28
r
118
119
r
140
3
•
Preferred—.-..50
Preferred
(f)
Bdge.100
Dom Coal pref.-100
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred.
100
Dominion Steel
I
A Coal B
25
Dominica Stores.
Domin Textile...
Preferred
—.i__
Dow Chem com... 1
Preferred
100
.....
Dow
Drug
Preferred
(t)
100
Draper Corp
Dresser (S R) A
t
t
Class B
t
Driver Harris Oo 100
Preferred
.-100
DubilierCond'ser (f)
Dunhlll
lnternat—1
Duplan Silk.
.1
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont («. 1) de N
A Oo com
20
-
Deben
Durham
— _ -
stock
r
100
r
r
10
80
14554
2054
15°
■;
2154
15
85"
87
116
Vac Oleau
5
79, 1st pref—-100
$3.50 2nd pref.(t)
Eastman Kodak.
6 % preferred- -100
21"
14M
1654
54
P*«roaaks
ft
Uo
M
105
7%
54
354
1554
10754
9354
128
154
■
m'mrn
954
9
22
3
3
554
9
554
554
554
5
98
105
36
12054
121
149
150
Nominal
r
1254
2154
654
454
87 >4
90
1
Palardo Sugar
100
lanOo
*
.1
com
Faultless Hubb
t
Mfg A—(t)
Mo
Vt
.(t)
Fed 8crew Wks.-(t)
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Corp—(t)
Ferro
Enamel.—(f)
354
3H
O
lH
3
9H
4H
VA
im
ii
—-(t)
254
1154
454
1254
2454
5th Ave Bus Sec
(f)
854
854
1954
8
6)4% cum pref 100
Film Insp Mach-(t)
TH
FPeHnne PA R fb
6%Jst pf
100K
107
94
93 H
Storee.^itY
7% 1st pref- ..100
Ftshman (M GO..
5054
Preferred.
..100
Flsk Rubber Corp.l
—
_
-100
Piorshelm Shop ooiqy
Flour Mills of Am(t)
Preferred
(t)
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y
Pord Co
(t)
ni2H
11354
;.;i
854
854
80
82
1254
19 X
14
1
rsl Rerr«»v
Vot tr ctfs..
(f)
Geo Steel < last, com
19 54
107
19
1754
Preferred
100
Hooker Electrochem¬
ical-.
——100
Preferred
.100
Hormel (G A) & Co t
105
1854
lei
2154
154
2H
25H
754
...
26
29
54
o54
13
65
70
1
7
Foreign she A—(f)
Malt pref
Fox Film—
15
New class A
(t)
Kysup.(t)
FreenortTexC
10
Franklin
6%
554
7
954
1554
21
2154
22
654
1 %
454
1
«5*
24
40
43
25
2554
154
454
854
154
354
Transportation—5
..10
35
3554
1454
15
Stamped common
Unstamped com..
6
.
8% preferred--(f)
A-
...
.
-(f)
.(t)
.100
f»'»fnnrion
t
7% preferred--100
(Jen oral
Electric
it
Special 6% 8tk tf
General Elec Ltd—
Am dep rets reg£l
Canadian price.
454
854
12354
—.5
Oaole.
%
com
1st
Class
2054
in
7554
254
2154
1854
2654
.
Gorham Inc com A. r
S3 pref with war.)
Gorham Mfg vtc_< *
Gocbam
77
Humble OU & Ref(t)
vlotor.
lylere Inci—
iuyy
26 54
10654
W«st
♦
A
(t)
Grnfld I'ap A Die.
f
com
l()f
.
Greyhound Corp.. .5
Groc St Prod
luantanam
c25c
4ug
t
17*
!
—
254
1854
19
|
254
5
23
554
854
124
654
254
654
24
5554
2354
11*32
5654
13354
2354
1154
1154
1154
133
Sale price,
6
.
3854
254
654
3 54
3
Cum
Rayon (t)
.-r-snb H-nd
ft)
6% preferred.. 100
Steel.
ft)
Jntercont Rubber (t)
inland
erlake
■
254
Agric Corp—t
7% prior pref.100
(•
Business i*t»cb.
*er
22
18
■»£|8;54
21"
3054
12754
130
126
ft 14
50
23
10
Machine.
54
154
23 H
7% preferred--100
<t)
*
6% preferred-.100
lnternat Prod—(t)
lnternat
454
otftinat
inruai
ir
7
754
3054
2454
Pulp——t
Salt
i
Shoe1
101
9954
254
154
354
37
154
154
30
44*
4354
tn
silver
20
22
6954
70
3
2
Interstate Dept
115*
12
554
7 % preferred--100
(uterstate Hos'y _(t)
72
8454
26
654
954
rtvpe Oorp
Ir.m Flremau vtc
99
V
65
••vlug AitObutc
lewel Tea.
Johns-Manv
.
15
107
•3 cum
%
54
*»»'•
Jones *>
7
654
14
(1)
554
5654
4654
t
'*
pref—(t)
121
1454
6
57
J
4654
123
52
7*
"54
1154
i.Htignni
100
Steel com
1854
25
(t)
7% preferred, .100
Johnson Pin "ob
& vietal
,'1*
'onas&Naumburg(t
lat
24
l'i-
10
1454
654
16
654
pref
Bak A(t)
82
2
ft)
(t)
18
100
Hayes Body.
2
Haytian Corp of AnBasel-Atlas Glass.2
Basel tine
Corp
t
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
25
8354
9254
8
2254
t Without par value.
23
80
85
Preferred--100
Kaufman Dep St
Com
-12 ftl-
90
93
>
4aynee__
—
--—10
-100
Cayser (Jul) A Or 6
Preferred-
254
254
6454
20
7% pref-——100
154
A
-20
11*
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
K C StockYdsMelOO
.
Hat Corp class A— i
a:Ex-dividend,
"
1
24
Preferred——100
latl Saf Raz B---(t)
100
7% cl A
2
30
5854
13
t'- ererrwi
3954
1
Int Ptg Ink com
454
98
Class B
ii*
3954
Int »»etrol
32
6%
warr
M
154
54
.
Common-.-—-10
with
10
254
2354
12854
5754
1854
10254
154
354
38
160
159
Class C
ilH
t
:•*
354
3654
luter''ai>er7% pf 100
lut Pap * Cow a (t)
Class B
(t?
128
%
10554
5254
254
JX
22
% cum pref.. 100
(t)
int NTIckel (Canada) 1
53
61
16954
254
2354
12554
3154
3154
■■
67
118
52
142
5
554
20
15
31*
141
Int Merch Mar.,
2854
454
154
Harvester...'*1
7% preferred--100
84
Hathawav
254
Int
.
Preferred-—..100
cum
454
254
4
454
7% preierred--100
654%
3254
Cig Mach—(10
lutTextBook-—- (O
Marx......
1354
int
2
Hcharfner
35
-
26 H
30
Ltd
(^orp
11
liart.
254
sV
104
1
Carriers
•^wrient
jg
10
954
■
10
rommon
54
2654
Button Hole
few
125
Iron. -Ati
IVInt.
3154
354
-
128
vtclO
dust rial
terlake Steamshf t'
1654
2054
31
A-(10
(f)
l°ri
Scores class A
954
4854
254
a
Corp.t
pref.100
'.ndus Finance
354'
354
34
non-vot
Class B
60
At
2
12
9
954
4754
254
udus Accep
15
14
40
$7 cum.pref
(1
Happiness Candy
14 it
39" ~
Pipe Liiue 60
flan Ref com
10
OU
14554
11654
254
145
116
22
pref.. 100
8
5454
1354
254
ndiana Terr Ilium—
16
cum
Raima lM
3354
3154
554
1654
1654
Am(ieprct8ord £1
<
81
(t>
—10
10454
104
Brit A Ifol'tt
of Gt
56
Hamilton Watcb.(t)
$0 pref
-100
Ha tamer rail 1 Paper
23
mperlt 1 Tobacco
2054
75
2b
Dept
6i4% conv pf .100
Hale A KUburu—
19
'
37
Ltd ' ♦
Regit tered shares,
%
954
4954
54
954
4754
rperlt I Oil
uperli I Tobacco
of Ot aada com
118
113
v t
Gulf OU Cory..
Gulf States St'l
1854
154
22)4
21
llnols Brick
9
9254
1754
Tuh
com —.t
Preferred-...-100
83
80
(t>
icm Uotuent
2054
1054
854
Gray Telephone Pay
Non rot
1
7% pref stmpd 100
eFood Prod -5
Hygrade Sylvan.(f)
654s conv pref
H ygrad
6
10
u
Oommoni..-
9
•
".r
43
40
com.(t)
l.UdHOO
2254
rt854
254
A
8caic
»*rrtferred..... 100
Mbf
i
3
1154
354
Graham- Pata* Mot.l
Atl
|
100
ctfs new..25
vot tr
•uw«-
Silk
S3 pref
(t
Granite City Steel (t)
Grant (W T>..
.(f)
B
'o union OIUTax'
14
;>
Hosiery (voting) ♦
7% preferred-.100
(t)
iousehold Flu pf 50
254
354
( t)
_
pref
_(t)
Goodyear T A R of
Canada com
(t)
Preferred..
100
Preferred
18
.10
_
7% pref
7% preferred.. 100
Goodyear Tiro A
Hartman Tob
Aviation-
.
Class A
Harb-Walk Ref—
American
Gen Asphalt
Olau
indrich fB ^
Printing
8
$6 conv pref—.(t)
(t)
C«T» 'llgar
preferred...(f)
16 cum conv pfd.t
Gold Seal Elec
1
Hall Lamp com._(t,>
Hall (W F)
11654
8
t
..(t)
Halle Bros
15
7% preferred—100
•i
oudailie-Hersbey
2
Preferred.
10
10
17
9754
10654
Hatui
1554
97
Qjohe-Wernl"k<
f-f)
New preferred, (x)
Good f Adxlf i uo
5
Godchaux Sugar—
Class A..—(f)
(f)
dom (A O) com—(f)
iorn& Hard*t(NY)t
63
7% 1st pref... 100
6
7
_(t>
—
■
6% preferred. .100
754
23
Garlock Pack
;
Ki,rnac*
.f.f
-—-
60
7% prior prer I OP
Globe Underwriters 2
_
(t)
.
i
Preferred
3
54
1354
Foundation OoiCan)
Froederfc Grain &
General
Hidden Oo
7% preferred.. 100
Grelr Bros Cooperage
8
2954
54
Gen Baking
Heo Alden Ousi
.100
Preferred... ..10(
Great Nor Pap ..2ft
3454
pref
pref.-.(t)
Yrf
Gt Lakes Tow
3
Class B
1
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
Gen Alloys Co
Class A pref
conv
Great
Guar Tr rets
con v
$5
Gl'Obel
20
13 54
Saf
H
Station com
Ltd—
Pord Mot of Can 100
Class A
1
.100
y h
mm
HUmm
'i
Eyulpt
Georgian Inc.—
A preference- -20
Gibson Art
-(f)
GUbe.t (A O)-. -(t)
Gilcrist Oq
Gt
62
58
854
754
854
754
41
Graton A Knight-_t
fVefprred
-*0'
14
93
88
{A)Abor.5
39
.
2754
Flrsr Nat
'llMOddr
—
36
Holly Sug Co.._.(t)
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
Grand Union Oo
1
54
1554
'
w.100
First Boston Corp..
w
254
2354
9954
80
107
39
154
17
Fidello Brewery...1
Field
(Marshall) A
Co
15
78
Chemical. 10
H ey wood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
Hires iC E) OoA.(t)
15
7654
12454
1854
10554
dl eyden
1554
23
75
12254
88
Rubber
ifH
20
-
100
<
)bocn|ate t
$4 conv pref
1
-
2454
loid Dust Corp vt j]
9
30
13
»err-Hall Marv
1254
354
13154
150
654
1454
130 X
/%non-cumpfl00
•erculee Mututre.it;
ercules Powd— ft)
i
$7
-
8H
;
1054
87
18 54
Class B
14
14
Panny Farmer Candy
Common—-.—(t)
Fansteel Products (t)
J*
83
79
Brewery.. 1
Flayers
Famous
Fedders
8H
•
9854
6% preferred.-100
•
154
654
2254
1
6H
•
:c
ug
7% preferred. .100
75
22
Falrchlld A via
Falstaff
Gen'i Bro.ise
154
33
"554
40
66
2(
-'•u; toon
1
54"
1054
23
Geo *c
6%
60
129
,2t
.
8
'354
16 pf with w -r H
Gen Rayon A stk-(t
Rubenateln... (f)
$3 pref-—.(t)
time iG
W) u«
7% preferred--100
ft -V
v
W
113
■
7
preferred—100
General
9254
12754
19
;
/
>rs»»
Gamewoll Co
%
354
1 »"»
Ooav pref r t c-(t)
Geo fire A Rub .j/
11U
2\%
29 54
11154
'
Gen Optical pf.._(
Ct)
Gen Paint Corp A .(t>
Class Bcom.:._ It)
Gen'l Print Ink .it
87
5
37
11754
(t>
m
65
118
29 J4
..
.
pref.-100
Moiori—10
mm
35
3454
cum
Geo Theat
8% noa-vot pf.100
Fairbanks
95
15
111
109
85
Mills
1
''
—
Ask.
Bid.
$6conv pref...(f)
2\»
Ex-CeU-O A&T...3
90
7
y
6
Partlc pref-- ..(ft
2d preferred—t
Gabriel Co. cl \—.<
i6#
20
Preferred-..—
.50
.
Gair (Robert)
Preferred
....26
n
Pipe l.
754
1854
23
sale
diireka
U'lreka
Evans Prod
16
6 % preferred—100
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
k Last
7 % preferred- -100
'JfflCr tild* *
Hi |Utl
"824
5654
1554
654
.,r<
m
18
58
5854
854
74
%
East Roll Mill
Eastern SS Line*
45 H
65
General Outdoov
Vdvertlslng \%'l
25
Eidlc ict-liinQioii
General
Eastern Mfg—
Prior pref
....50
East Port Rican Sug
; 7%
20
conv pref-100
Fuller <G A) Co—
Hosiery—
Loew
4M
Seltzer class A 254
Class
B
2.50
$7
554
554
954
5
6% part pref—.50
Ely talker U <i_-2b
1st preferred.-100
2d preferred .10'
Emerson's Bromo
F »«»ndatlon Co
79
Class B com
Eagle
t
Elec Stor Batt
Electrographic Corp
Elec Vacuum CleanElgin N Watch
16
Elk 1 y 'oal •' *0
24
108 54
Par.
Per share.
654
t
.
^5% pref
454
2454
10854
Con v pref
(f)
Foster Wheeler—ft)
138
r
r
Douglas Aircrf ._(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Indus Am shs—.
FUntkote Co cl A. (t)
354
3
New Common -10
New 13 pref—.100
Distillers Go Ltd.£l
Dominion
Electric Boat
—3
Elec & Musical—
S6 preferred-
6
554
DiGiorgio Fruit—
Seagrams
\ut
preferred--100
0%
Genera]
13
4)
Flreprooflug
leneral
54
3
"8"
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Preferred--.-.100
Gen Foods Corp. ft
<
100
Fiiene's Sons— ..it;
42
3954
»
jr^r
954
154
854
54
(non-vot)t
2d pref
7%
Plat Am »1«|) rets
14
Diesel-Wemmer
Gilbert Corp—_10
Derby u A Rercom 1
Devof
A
Raynoldb
Common B
—
Federal
554
2754
2054
354
2754
De
Class A
Corp...(t>
Elsemann Magneto t
preferred
.--100
Eltlngon Schlld —it
Vot trust ctfs
.18
12
Decker (A) & Cohn
Common A.
t
Preferred
8354
61
t
(+)
Darby Petroleum ft)
Dardelet Thr'dlockf
Davega Sts Corp
5
Davenport Hos'y (f)
_.
—100
Preferred
7% preferred.. 100
1854
9754
254
854
1854
Elsler El
Exch Huff Oorp
Pair (The* Gh<c
16
46
33
Gen
4
354
1854
8% preferred..—.
1
.
.
—
,44#
4
100
Cuban-Am ^ui»
-
78
(T'
7 % preferred- -100
Cuba
-
6""
54
854
2654
26
$2.70 preferred (f)
Crown-Willamette
Paper $7 1st pf (t)
Crown-ZeUeroacn
..
Stocks.
Per share
Edison Bros Sts—
.
'
254
Crown O'k A Seal (t»
Vot tr ctfs
Grnribl* 8t»«l
Easy WMacb B.(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
1
Electric
100
'Vl,
Ask.
Per share-
Per share
6454
Corn Prod Refg__25
7% preferred-.100
possible for the ctoalng day ot the month preceding the d»te of lmue^
Bid.
Mar
Stocks
Ask
as
91
stocks
industrial & miscellaneous
mar., 1935]
23
254
154
94
954.
2354
-
-
-
854
_754
50
854
11
85
17
1754
33
40
19*
25
'eltb-Albee Ornh—
7% conv pref-100
Kellogg Swltcn A h i»
Preferred.
.
1(K
Celly-Sprlngr r*—_5
6% preference (t)
Xelsey-Hayes Wbeei
Conv class A
Class B
1
1
454
154
154
8
9
5
9
354
454
industrial
92
Stocks.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Kimberly-Clark.
%
4
K«nney fO HO Inc-.t
$8 preferred—-100
Kir by
27
:
Petrol——1
2;''
*
6%
Common——-(t)
Cum pref 7%-100
Kolster- Brand Ltd
Arner shares
£1
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred
100
K r,e°ge Dept Stores 1
8 % preferred- -100
7%
Melville
10
15
Mercantile Storea(t)
14
16
100
12%
271
37%
82
Common
8%
2%
Lawrence Portland
19
..100
Lee Rub A Tire..
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Oonv prof
(t)
Leb Coal A Nav_(t)
Leh portl Cement 60
7% preferred--100
Lehigh Valley Ooai
6% cum conv pf 60
Lenman Corp
(fi
Lehn A F'nk Prod
Leonard Oil Dev.-26
Lerner Stores
(t
Pf with war—100
Llbbey-Owens-Ford ■
Lib McNeil A Lib-10
Liberty Baking — (t)
Preferred
—100
Cement
12
■r.
2%
18%
6%
10
.5
Metal Textile prefMetal A Thermit
Preferred10(1
28%
k8%
Machine
Mesta
__
Life Savers
Lig A Myers Tob-26
106
26
107
7% preferred--100
Lily Tulip Cup.-(f)
Lima Locom Wks.t
Lindsay Light
10
160
Preferred
99
2
9%
70%
Products
10
4
Lion Oil Refg
27%
2%
(+)
Lit Brothers
Preferred
100
35
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
18%.
ClassB
18
Locomoti v e Firebox" r
Loew'« inc.
$6.50
5%
35%
_
cum
pref_(t)
105
3%
28%
43
125"
61
2%
3*
%
if
9%
8%
104 %
Loew's Boston Th 25
6%
I
Horn
inn
Mill Factors A—50
Minneap-Honeyweli
Regulator
6% pref ser A.100
Minneap-Molire
Power Implem__1
16.50 cum pref—t
-
26
1
Mo Port! Cement
2
107%
4%
35%
130
Lord A
Mohawk
Taylor.-100
preferred.-100
Lorlllard
(PI.
—
10
20
^7% preferred. -100
V;
130%
oulslarm Oil Kef (t)
$6%
15
98%
28%
44%
convpf t
5
Lynch Corp
Forbes 10
MacAuu
6% preferred-.100
Macfadden i>iewsp-T
Newsp. f
29
45
~3""
7
6
42
ks
Mack Trucks Inc (TJ
Macy'R HlCo Inc.*
44
24%
....(t)
25
7% preferred. .100
Mandei Bros Ino.(t)
4%
Mangel St com.-(f)
6%% pfw W-.100
9%
58
Manhattan
37%
36%
6%
1%
10
1%
4
11%
Mad Sq Garden—(f)
Malitson • H k>_.
'
7% preferred--100
Manati
—100
Sugar
Shirt. 25
Mapes Cons Mfg.(f)
Maple Leaf Mlh. (f)
Preferred
10'
7%
10
36
7
35
6%
Margay OllCorp.(t>
Marine Midland
Marlln
1
5%
6
22
Oor.t
_
gi
Masonite Corp
7% preferred
k Last
sale,
n
2
2%
7%
7%
4%
8
19
100
Nominal,
8%
5
20
107
r
m
25
Corp. .5
10
Mountain Prod
Mouquin Inc
Nat
North Cent
134%
132
conv
Motors
(T>
1
10
Aviation
28
18
19%
1
100
Oil
27
63
65
5%
7%
1%
22
■
148
86
98
19%
12%
22
9%
9H~
Class
B
(t)
Ohio Oil.
(T)
100
4%
9%
9%
53%
15
Okonite
81
84
Omnibus * lorn
110
115
<$. 6
Ontario Steel Prod(+i
5%
4%
3
31
6%
14%
34
8
15
5%
5%
7
7%
A%
%
26
Preferred
1
100
Oliver Farm Equip, f
6% pr pf w warr.t
90
Oilstocks, Ltd
9%
30
pref
v.
i *
3%
20
S
4%
Elevator
Canadian price,
s
t
33
100
Preferred
38
-
Sale price,
s
x.
1
.
(t)
6% preferred.-100
Otis Steel
7% prior pref. 100
Outboard Mot A
Class B
Ex-dividend
67
6
100
Preferred
Oppwnheim Collins. y
O*Sullivan Rubber.Otis
"
10
8% conv pf A.100
53%
14
.
11)
27%
38
40
Producers Royalty_1
Prop Realiz v t c
Propper M'Oall'm(t)
Corp (t)
First pref
100
i*nan Inc.
m
Puolication
Punta Al^re Sugar t
Pure Oil Co..
(D
21%
100
6%
13%
7
13%
109%
■:%
5%
32%
31%
4
4%
%
%
109
:
8% nreferrsi
6% vot pref
»rity Bakeries
"oneMftt
84
.
1 no
100
.(t)
.10
Juaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred—100
ttadio-Keltb-orph -t
Railroad Shares.-(f)
Railway A Light
Securities
(t)
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
U;«
20c
lc
Class B
t
%
12%
%
24%
96%
47
3
6-
53%
40%
9
3
131%
133
m
sg-
com
1%
■78
34%
Rainier
Pulp A Pap
Raymond Concrete
t
Preferred
t
fix
%
t
Pile common
t No par value.
200
118%
Preferred
15
3%
9%
49%
190
10%
90%
9%
35
2
1%
'referred
100
5% nref
...-100
** Ref Corp.60
8%
'rod
83
preferred-.100
4%
%
2
29
25%
9
175
+
Ohio Leather
1st
27%
49
21%
Ohio Brass pref--100
23
;
12
Proc A Gamble., (t)
27%
12%
8
(t)
preferred (t)
'"sssed Steel < iar
27
26
20%
7% preferred—50
27
145
33%
38%
Nat Breweries
1%
%
1%
9%
7
10
7% preferred-.100
-_(t)
51
48
conv
2%
H
Hall
Common
A
.
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t)
Preferred
100
26%
143%
10
Biscuit
7 % preferred- -100
V 7%
118
113
Yalrte Pipe L
25
'"MP A Lamhert--t
Prentice
7%
2
1
'ralrle Oil a Gas .25
Novadel Agene--(t)
7 % preferred—100
Nat
%
27
26
-•V:
Powdrell A Alexander
11
29
5%
83
2
2
7%
7%
(t>
5
%«
North Pipe Line—50
N'west Eng cora.(t)
Rubber..
(t)
39%
,2%
2%
;
4%
—
Class A
39%
39
3%
Bella*-hphh
2%
Poor a Oo class B. (t)
•nrco Rlc A Tob—
16
29
82
Plymouth Cordage..
Plymouth Oil
6
1
Amer sharf s
Norwalk Tire
139
18
1
Nai
11%
9%
Texas.5
N'West Yeast—100
128%
25
1%
Preferred
27
North German Lloyd
North A Judd
24
13
.
Jotrero Sugar
4%
"2%
1%
28%
1%
4% conv pf——101
•^ttstbn Oo
(t
36%
Corp conv pf—(t)
3%
6% preferred-_10(
26
6%
27%
~i%
Pitts United Co-p 2
.
53%
6%
27
-
3
30
Northam Warren
9%
60
22
Motor Products
National Baking
>
9
fc.
3%
'lttsb Steel 7% pflOO
•Ittmhurirh Steel Fd>
Common
..(t
^referred.
.._10f
'ittsb Term CoaltOt
.
17
9%
36%
52%
PI Glass...26
Class B
2
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
$7
Avla.l
No Amer Match-(f)
Morse TwiHt Drill
Nat Acme Co
21%
i;or. T
Massey-Harrls.
10
bttab
Itts Screw a BoltJ t
11
M
2%
24%
Corp.(t)
Amer
1%
Norwich Pharmacal.
6 Go Ltd
Mot Wheel
Noma Elec
North
IW
8"
33
6% preferred-.100
Pitts Forglngs
26
f.t)
77
6
2%
20
Transport'n.10
Nicholson File(T)
.
"5%
Co of Italy
79
3%
N Y
1%
(Philip)
Nash
5
MarshallFleJdA Co.
Martin-Parry
Morris
5
1
(f)
Marion St Shov
100
100
Moore Dr For A_(t)
Morrell(Jobn) A Got
7
4%
5
Rockwell
Corp
Corp com_(t)
Mulllns Mfg.——
_
12%
8%
3%
■
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
Preferred A
10
75
.10
Transit,
No European
Class A
Moore
11
75
30%
100
y
NUes-Bem't-f'd
12
1
Co common..-
6
27
Shipbuilding. .1
7% pref
Waro
Montgomery
(t)
pref
(t)
Munslngwear Inc (t)
Murphy (G O) G<
Common
7
(t)
1
8% cum pref—10u
30
Murray Corp
10
1.26 Murray Ohio Mfg
i
5
Myers (FKl A BrA(t>
1% Nachman Springf (t)
■
1.10
Maracalbo Oil Exp) 1
Marancha Corp
I
Molybdenum v t c.l
Monsanto Oh Wk&lO
A Machinery. .100
6
29"
r
(t)
100
Moto Meter G A E.l
13
1%
3
r
-
1%
7%
A Co class A__("h
Class B
(+
.
6%
-
Manlschewltz
(f)
Manning Bowman
_
Preferred B
2
Pub—(tj
l.
Preferred
101
116%
Macfadden Pub
i
1%
9%
15%
8%
Steel
cum
20%
132
1
6%% conv pf-100
Ludlunt
Rubb.
Preferred
1st preferred—100
2d
(t)
w_100
Common
Preferred w
N Y
N
m
2*
3%
7%
10''
33%
Am shs 500 lire '
1%
1
33
*!tney-Bowes Post.t
Ittsb Brewing. (t)
Preferred
(t)
"itts Coal (Pa> _10i
1
5% non cum pf 100
N.Y MerchandiseCommon
(t)
Mock Judson A Voe
Wiles BIs__25
*
25
4%
Mrelll
4
65
50
2
1%
1%
23%
%
1%
(t)
It)
Land
Dock
Y
lUsbury Flour MIHs
csrnmon
(t)
A
Mexico
N
69%
•
X
15
68%
106
''
(t)
First pref
-.100
Second pref—100
Miller
Long Bell Lum A (t)
7% 1st pref—100
N J
3v
60
30
N Y Investors com f t >
10
—
•:
100
Worsted pf .100
6%% pref
%
5%
%
Merce Petrol
"2%
—....
Newton Steel
M
%
4%
-.
12
10
3
Bradford Oil
New Hav Oi com_25
39
Loft Inc
Loose
Class B
\rlsona
7
8%
8% conv pref-100
-
N Y Auction
N Y Air Brake
36
49 h
Pie Bakeries vtc(t)
Merce-Arrow Mot
6
Pierce Governor, (t)
lerce Oil Oorp
26
103
100
62
61
7% preferred--100
1%
6
-6
10'
is
58%
14%
^oenlx Hosiery
Car Corp
New
1%
51%
112
85
Cord
Class A
New
(I)
A
Pref 6%%
50%
New Bedford Rayon
11
10%
"hllllp-Jones c0rp
7 % preferred.-100
Phillips Petrol—
5%
..
8%
14%
22%
Phil A Read O A I.t
Indust—1
age com.
Preferred
.v
i?M
120
Pblla Insul Wlre._-t
8%
4%
110%
Bedford
Milk
7% preferred-.100
-.6
Phelps-Dodge
26
On
7°?*
33%
110%
(+)
(t)
6%
(Herman)
(*
100
Newberry Realty pf
New
(t)
pf—10
Pet Corp of A.m
23%
93%
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A-'l1
T%
mm
3%
'et
9
Newport
$ 9
Common
*
8% % conv
Perfect Circle
H
100
74
x.2
Fuel
'copies Drug Stores
3
J)
2%
3%
19
—60
Mfg
Salt
'enn-Mex
,
Common.
27%
Penn
%
7%
com..—5(J
Preferred
66%
109
7% conv pref A100
11%
':rans'»
Newberry
45
(t)
.....
6% cum cl A pf lftO
Psnn Coal A Coke 10
9%
7% conv pref
66%
Oo
O)
Pa-Dixie Cpmont
-
-
1%
35%
(t)
(J
Common
3«
•
4
/.
—_t
Ford
a
Psnney
41
Nelson
sh..........(t)
MIdvale Co_.
Psnica
%
■
105
a r
y
Class B
7%
13
t
10%
cam
8% 1st pref--100
$2 non-cum div
21
foidd Carbonic..
36
92
Midland Steel
16%
4%
<t)
33
Midland Royalty—
$2 conv pref—(t)
Pender(D)Groc
preferred--100
Common
29%
108
Class B v t c._„ (T'
18%
6
3
Nehi Oorp com.-(t)
Neisuer Br«»»
(C
1%
%
14%
33
.
%
(t)
8% cum pref. .100
Peck. Stow a WUc2"»
Peerless Mot Oar.-3
51
25
Refg—ftl
Supply
25
7%
15
Trans, (t)
$4 prefcl A
%
12.61
Nat Union Radio (f)
Natomas Oo of Cal
k9
62%
k i
32
Nat"'
50
36%
Pat,he Exch Inc—(t)
Nat'Pea com
50
Merrit, Chapman A
Scott
ft)
6%% pref A--100
Mesabilron
1
Preferred.
3%
Parke, Davis Oo..ft)
Par melee
pref.(t)
Del
7%
1%
3%
Ctfs of dep. —.10
90
preferred..100
Nat Tool
29
Metrop Pav Brick-1
Preferred
100
Metro-Goldwyn—
Pictures 7% pf_27
15% Metrop Tobacco .100
Mexican Petrol—100
46
Mexico-Ohio Oil-<T)
100
Mich Gas A Oil—(1)
26 % Michigan Sugar—(t)
Preferred
10
7%
Mid-Cont Pet.
.10
4
Middle States Pet23
Class A v t c—_(t)
Link Belt Co
Nat,
30
Co
(t!
Merrimac Hat
76
27
117%
116%
>ll%
t
Panhandle PC?
Parker Rust Prf—(t)
Park a TUford idC 1
1%
Nat Steel Corp.—
25
1
New preferred
1
.
8% conv pref! 100
Pantepec Oil Co
t
125
Nat Sugar
Mergenth'ler Lino(t)
\ne Bryant Inc-(+)
f% pref ww_- 100
angendorf United
Bakeries cl A.(t)
Class B
(t)
165
123
(t)
Sh
Shir'
1st
41%
\m Petrol a
Paramount Mots-(tJ
Paramount-Publlx
165
156
jtni
.100
.(t)
Nat Rub Mach..(
(t)
Nat Screen Serv.(
Nat Service Cos .(t)
Nhi
Merck & Co—
28
&
Clark
5
100
Preferred
25
10
22H
13%
160
.26
NatRefcom.
Preferred
-
Transpcom..
M
13
100
Conv part
Transportation ( +)
Merchants Refrig—T
New common
Landers, Frary A
I
80
Merchants A Miners
Lakey Fdy & Macb 1
Lambert Co
—__t
B
30%
.8*
10°
Preferred..
~3%
3%
28
16
Pan
—-
preferred—(t)
$7
108
—
-
44
43
Pairpotnt Oorp
100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Type
A
Paper
8%
(t
:?4
45
Nat Radiator
Oorp
(t)
Shoe
24
11 ^
100
Common
Nat
2%
Oorp
(t)
Nat Mfrs A Stores (t)
63*
Eastern
Packard Motor
'
' OP
Preferred
&
Pacific West Oil.
27
tOO
\at Ocor.iee com
4
pf 6%
100
Mengel Co
1
7% cum pref—100
Pac
16%
25
Lead—100
pref A—100
pref B
100
preferred
common
27
106
National Leather. 10
29%
63
preferred
26%
National
7%
6%
4%
preferred
2d
Preferred
ip
1%
_iu
tjo. -10
1st
30
23%
Stpg(t)
34
1
6% preferred
Pacific Uoaet
2
25
27
Fire-Proofing 50
50
Gas—..(+)
Nat
47
23 %
100
Preferred
Prod—(t)
Nat Enam A
Mellins Food
Woode
of the
Milling
Lake
Nat Dist
'X*
m
1st
5
60
Class B com
Stores-(t)
pref—100
8%
97%
Preferred--
61 %
12%
5%
5
Kuppenheimer & Co
La«:i*;de Steel
.
.
Mead Johnson & Go
112
11
common
7%
Oxford Paper
15%
105%
1%
Nat Fuel
6% conv pf A_ 100
McWm s Dredg.. (+)
Mead Corp com „(t)
Kroger Grocery A
Bftkln*
■
7%
20 %
20%
107%
61%
6% preferred —10
Kreuger (G) Brew "
10%
8%
9%
8%
64
89%
55
16%
Nat,
Dept
7% 1st
144
25
pref-
Preferred cl A-100
68
5
.
65
65
(t)
Kress (8 Hi A Co
Nat Dairy Prod
$2 conv
Owens-Ills Glass .26
15%
19%
31 %
6
7% conv pf A. _50
McLellan Sts com( +
4
3
preferred--100
40
5
76
Kreege (8 8) Os—
Ouni fvoC
mJ'. ""
'<
37%
35%
31%
43
112%
110
Nat Container.
share.
38
ff)
;
cnm
7% preferred--100
143
52
eom.lp
Nat Cash Reg...
6%
96%
Cnramnn
Casket
Preferred *7
90
McKeesport T PI (t>
McKesson A Robb—
43
39
Nat
82
6% conv pf__100
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
Kobacker Stores—
44
Ontlnf Co
16%
100%
preferred--100
Carbon pref-100
Nat
.
15
(t)
Kleinert Rubber—10
Knox Hat com..(f)
Klein (D E) Co—
Bid.
Par.
Per
117
2d
42
6%
15
preferred-.100
1st
%
40 %
Mayflower Assoc- (t)
May (The) Dept
Stores Co com.. 10
Maytag Co,
.
86
1st $6 prpf
'+
%
5
$3 cum pfw w_(t)
32
$3 cum pf x-w-_ ( t)
<t
2% McCail Corp
15% McOord Rad cl B (t)
7% McOrory Sts (vocj-t
Non vot cm cl B
♦
::\2
(t)
Nat Candy
149
%
4154
1
Mavis Bottling A.
Stocks.
Per share.
27
26%
144
13
81
-
-
94%
10%
1%
10
-
Kingsbury Brew—1
King Royalty—(t)
Preferred-100
KtnnerAlr A Mot-1
-
Allratl. (t)
7% preferred.-100
Mathi'son
93%
10%
1%
A.(t)
(t)
$6 part pref
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share
Per share.
17
16%
Kelvinator Oorp.(t)
Kendall Co—
Bid.
Par
Stock*.
Art.
Bid.
Par,
stocks
miscellaneous
&
Quotations for all securities are as nef.i as
4%
15
35
6
25
Quotation, for all recurttles are aa near
Stocks.
share.
...■
'''.
-k
i
Par
Raytheon Mfg
Vot tr ctftf com 50c
.
Silk
Par
=
1
6%
66 X
86 H
6% oreiAA ..100
Can.-(t)
Preferred
100
-
Sher-Wms
Hosiery M (vot) 10
7%prefvot._. 100
Red Bank Oil
'■
5%% cocv pf.100
Sherw-Williams -.25
Pub
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach-10
Co 7%
8X
8X
16
Sloss-Sheff
7% non-cumpflOO
Smith (A O) Corn(f)
3X
8X
62 X
19%
61%
15%
25X
38
;';®7
Typewriter —--1
Smyth Mfg
47
Snider Packing., (f)
18%
18%
Rem Yn Rand
Socony Vacuum
13
13%
Preferred
100
1
cam
Co
7% 1st pref...100
Solvay Amer Inv
8% 2d pref.-.100
Renner Co
1
Reo Motor Oar
15
Inc
Sonotone Corp
1
Exp. .100
5
Republic Steel.
Southeast
6% conv
Respro Inc
South
_(t>
pref. 100
CIrmm
t
Preferred
Revere Cop A Br.
5
Class A.
.10
7% cum pref..100
8% preferred-.100
u A
60
Spaldirtg (A G) ABr( +)
7% 1st pref...100
Spang Ohaif't A Oo t
9'west Pa P
6%
;
pref..100
cum
20%
5%
29
Am dep rets def_.
3 ■
Trana
:
Air
... .
Triplex Saf GlassAm dep rets reg £1
Truax-Traer CoaT (f)
85
68%
69%
Truscon
92
Spencer
94%
35%
8%
10%
Tubize Chatillon
Class A
t
Kellogg.(t)
34 x
Ritter Dental Mfg.t
Riverside Silk Millst
Robinson (Dwight P)
Sperry Corp vtc-.l
8%
10%
1st preferred. .100
Squibb (E R) A Sont
$6 preferred
t
Stahl-Meyer com (f)
StaleyMfg Co.
Rock wood
+)
Oo
Preferred
Splcer Mfg Oo
(t)
$3 conv pref A. (t)
(f)
..100
Rocky Mt Fuel_.100
Preferred
Preferred——.100
inn
100
Standard
Roosevelt Field ...5
Root RefCo
1
Conv prior pref. 10
Rossia Int Corp_.(t)
$7 pref
Standard
Rogers Peet
Roval Dutch
N
<
46%
1%
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp (f) r
Pref class A...SOT
St Lawrence Flour
Mills
com.
6
108
tltX
28%
1.60
6X
Preferred..
Pacific Co
Preferred
100
Preferred
100
Salt Creek Oen Oil .1
Salt Creek Prod
Sanborn
Preferred
Schiff (Jo
^
.(ti
com..
Schulte
Hecat'
7% pref
„
6% pref
Scovill
_
ser
t
.
ser B.100
(t)
Corp
33 %
45
Sears, Roebuck A
Co common
Seeman Bros
(f)
Segal Lock A Hard¬
ware
com
Selberling Kuob
Preferred
.
2%
12%
Sellers
(i»
»
^Safety Con(t)
Servel,
20%
8X
38%
(Ohio)..25
5% preferred.. 100
Stand Oil Export
5% guar. pref. 100
Standard
|||
113
100
A
80 X
100
Transport
....
22
13%
of Am
3%
2%
24
14%
1%
7%
rinited
44%
43
(t)
OX
5
30
21c
6%
-
_M
5
1
1
United El (Joal
64
Un Eng A Fdy
15"
United Milk Prod
preferred._(t)
$3
Stlnne8(Hugo)Oorp5
lH
2%
StlxBae
9%
2Vs
5%
3
.
dep rcts..£l
Unit Paper board 100
Preferred
-100
34""
30
United Molasses Ltd
8
A Fuller
(t
Webster ( +
Stroock A Co.._.(t)
Studebaker Corp.(t)
Motor
*
!ar
t
64%
pref._ion
SunrayOil
1
Superheater Co
(f)
Superior Oil
t
Superior 8teel
10 »
cum
Class
11%
67%
17%
35%
2%
X
■
A
10
2%
Preferred
100
Technicolor Inc. .(f)
Telaufg'ph Corp..5
Tenressee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod-.(t)
50
Texas Corporations
Prod A (t)
B—(tJ
Common
Dlstrib
U 9
U
¥
U S
35%
U
u
9
6%
40
5%
3%
7% cum pr pf.100
Part conv Acl A(t)
8 iiofr Machin
16%
9
4X
4
U S
9%
%
1%
19%
Canadian price.
9 Sale price,
Preferred A
Western
Tablet
v
Imp. _.t
t Without par
1%
18*
A
tc (t)
W-afhe El A M f.60
7% 1st part pf_50
CiiassA
-" 21
.
t
va
pulp A Pap. . T
preferred.
.100
W jotvaco Chlorine
Product#.
t
19%
-
West vac o Chlorine
pf
100
6%
40%
5%
59
9%
White Motor
Vh'teHew
60
Mach
(ti
pref—(t)
White(SS)Dental 20
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs.. (f)
First
pref.
100
Wieboldt Stores—(t)
$4
conv
.
Wilcox
WUcox
A
:
%
■
UlbD8_-6U
A
(H
F)
Oil
Gas.........5
C)..(f)
18%
Williams (R
Wil-Low Cafe .—(1)
Conv pref—(t)
4%
ai 14
28
4%
value.
35
5
2%
Corp—
(t)
Wllcox-Rlcb
20%
3
22%
.
32%
13
k
57
98%
West Indies Sugar. 1
W stius Air m *.«(fj
4
Oommon...—.(t)
Preferred
-.50
x Ex-dlvidend.
74%
2%
Supply—
Cnmnjon A
__(t)
Western Cartridge
6% preferred
W .a* Ljuut Pr»d Ai
9ass B v t c._(t)
Auto
17%
20%
I
r
36%
31
$1.20 1st pref-.(t)
PlayinK (Jard.IO
U 8 Print A Lltho—
U 8
%
100
Class A
20
Common
148
50
pref—(t)
Pipe A Foundry
(J 8 Realty A
Nominal,
46%
147%
U
U S Radiator..
Preferred
n
1%
5%
11%
12%
11%
12%
45%
.
%
4%
-(f)
Preferred
lA
Freight......
U 8 Gypsum
6
Wheel Steel Corp (t)
>5
U S Ind Alcohol- (t)
U 8 Leather v to.(t)
8X
19%
9%
mm «•—
3
1
U S Foil B
:
%
2%
3/
100
7%
24%
pref-.-.t
com
conv
West
W
114
(t)
Finishing
-....
W Va Coal A Coke,
4
7%
2V
7% preferred-.100
24%
^
38
90
Express—...100
S
Preferred
$4
76%
l'-j
-
7% conv pref. 100
9 Envelope—lUl
Preferred
10('
U S Lines
,6
16
.
26
Preferred
%
3%
Wootun El instru.
75%
37%
1%
%
7%
102
com
-
com
3
18%
Wells Fargo Expr.-l
7%
5%
preferred. 10
Uutd 9b Mach Oo26
X
23 X
100
/o
12%
1%
%/
fi/
.
13
ux
2U
m
3%
20
19%
Pipe*
Watson (J W) Oo (t)
Wayne Pump
_(t)
Conv pref
.(t)
Webster Eisenlohr(t)
$7 preferred ..100
WelchGrape Juice(5)
Stationery
3
Un Publishers pf 100
U S Dairy
1
i
A
10%
3%
Preferred
12%
IX
6%
2%
25
Interuat'1..15
1
2%
12%
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
118
Swift A Co
Swift
4%
4%
3%
4%
Amer
Unit Piece Dye com ]
Preferred
...100
3
~4X
\3X
11
Sullivan Mach'y_(t
Sun Oil com
vt
0%
8
common
Preferred
X Last sale,
39%
81%
6%
6
Fdv A
West Air Exp new.l
5
80%
•Varren
t
....
pref.._(t)
Warren(S D) Co
drift
10%
(ti
conv
30%
weapon OH A Snow
6
70
38
United Fruit.
7%
m
4%
Un Merch A Mfrs
27
7%
t%"
%
4%
65
10
7% preferred. .100
United Drug—
6%
13
24
-.26
4
6
'"%
B;._
Bros
$3
16c
63%
(t>
Sterling Products. 10
Stern Bros A
(t)
Warren
55
17%
100
5
25%
AH
5%
JX
Pict—
Bros
pf--(t)
Warner-<Juinlan
Oo
--.w. ——It)
3%
22%
United Dry Dock (t)
10%
106 %
Warner
conv
52%
17%
+
common
Dvewnod
(T)
10%
100
Certificates
United
Com Class R
$3.85
117
(t)
$3 part pref
(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
44%
42
....
25%
(f)
com
conv pref.
Parhnn
(t)
7% preferred. .100
12
5%
9%
t c._5
6% pref
100
(Cosmetics
v
Common
Old
mim'm
Os
Common.
Unlted-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
.10
•
Lines
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
United Biscuit—
113%
85%
Stand Textile Prod. t
le Prod,
Iron A Steel
Shell Trans** A Tr £2
94
Tobacco. _(t)
United Air
14
Screw .100
Preferred
Preferred..
pref.
(t)
Sharon Steel Hp. (f)
Sharp A Dohme
t
$3.50 conv pref-.T
Shattuck (Frank G)t
Sheaffer Pen
(f)
100
3$"
Taylor Milling ..(f)
Taylor-Wharton
IncT7%
Seton Leather
Preferred
Stand Oil (Ky)_._10
Taggart Corp com
Tastyeast Inc cl A(t)
Taylor-Colquitt Oo +
7% preferred.. 100
Sentry
(f)
"
Waltham WatchB(t)
Prior pref
-.100
Stand Oil (Neb)..26
Stand Oil of N J..25
Symington Oo
2%
3
46%
47
%
11%
3%
Swiss Oil
A 8ons
2 (t)
Union Oarb A Carb t
Union
Sweets Oo of Am.50
Selby Shoe
Selfrldge Prov Stores
Am deprcts
£l
Corp
Good'm
(H)
Worts com..(f)
Preferred
Un Aircraft Corp_(;)
k
Warrants.
Swan A Finch Oil.25
(t)
(t)
100
(f) k
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
&
««
24%
Stut*
23%
4%
128%
2%
45%
46%
35
Old
(t)
..t
Warrants
Walker
24%
7% preferred-.100
22
(t)
System
f
Walgreen Oo com (t)
6 ^ % cum pf .100
30
20 X
14
.26
58
Elliott
< t >
(t)
Class B
Waldorf
25
..(t)
59%
A.100
dfg
Seaboard Oil
Seagrave
2%
1
8% preferred ..100
Scott Paper
56
W altt A Boudlnc A
24%
Stone A
7% preferred. .100
2
12
1%
.100
(f)
Union Tank Car. (t)
(Oal)
Stewart-Warner
Schulte Real Est.(t)
34
-
Company._(f)
Walworth
Preferred
26%
32%
4%
7 % preferred
Wah.
Ward Baking Corp Com Class A., (t)
Stetson (J
100
Savoy Oil
5 k
Schenley Distillers.5
4%
17
56
Vulcan 1 »«Mnn(ngKiC
16%
Stein
8%
Waco Aircraft
92
pref
Savage Arms
(f)
Savan'h Sug com.. (
10%
•4%
34%
16
Common
Map...100
8%
4%
30
4%
14%
50%
4%
_.(t)
90
1C
$25 par
Vortex Cup
Class A
"n St VdpOmahalOO
Steel Co of Can., (t)
Preferred
..25
Stein (A) A Co—
St Regis Pap, com.t
(t)
t
Mfg
100
Union Oil of Calif .25
Preferred
100
—T
3%
29%
..
St L Nat Stk Y..100
St L Rocky Mt A
Vogt
5
.•>
10
100
5
._t
Pump
31%
$7 pref A
5
$r pref B
Stanley Works
25
Starrett(L S) Oo_(t>
Starrett
Corp
1
10' r
..100 r
1
100
_
3
29
Stand Oil
40"
ihf1
■■
.
Preferred
17%
4%
7% preferred-.100
Un 13 A P
5 % preferred
Vick Chemical
40
29
Stand Oil (Ind).._27
Stand Oil (Kan).. 10
Ryan Cons Petrol (1)
Safety Car H A L100
Safeway Stores..(t)
6% pref...... 100
u
prior pref .100
.10C
r^on ^ A ^
86
1
.
%
1
.
f\% part pref
Viking
k
7% preferred.. 100
Tung-Sol Lamp..
k
$3 conv pref
Uien Ai < 'o com
(t)
Fisher
5
Venezuelan 'Petrol.5
Common
7%
6
39%
100
Preferred
Corp... 4
Raaltf>
7% 1st pref...100
7%
10
Preferred
Underwood
88%
17%
126
%
Brew
Stand Oil
Ruberoid Co
100
Russeks 5th Ave...5
100
sen
Stand Com Tob... ♦
Y
37
65
126
A...
ser
38
3
Trumbull-Oilfrs
V "4""
Brands (t)
(f)
Stand Cap & Steel .5
Royal Typewriter(t)
Preferred
100
7% pref
33%
35
102
9
+
pref. 100
Iron
common —^2 ..(t)
Preferred... -100
conv
'
63
7% conv pref
Rlke-Kumler
%6
5%
2%
Steel Forging...-'
Trlcft Product*
ft
8teel
ooiiuuoju.
alley Moulu
V«
Spiegel-May-Stern
Common
(t)
6%% pref
100
4%
5Vs
preferred-100
Vanadium
77
Trausue A WUlianiS
Pref x-warr
25
Richman Radiator—
4%
_
Utica Knit Co—100
Va-Oarn Opem—
Furnace Dref
KM
Trunz Pork Stores (t)
?•
A ^
7% preferred ..100
6%
31
8
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen ...1
Sparks-Witn'gt'n Oo
Common.
CTnlv Pipe A Rad
1
7 % preferred- 100
Van
com....
Rice Sttx Dry Gds.t
1st pref
100
Ind pref
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Spear
(ti
Leaf Ton
8% preferred-.100
V
.24
...
Transcontinental
West Air
ctfs..__(t)
Vadsco <*alea Oorp
%
5%
.«_
pref— (t)
conv
Vot tr
United Wall Pap.(t)
8% 1st pref—100
1
Vransp
7 % non-cum pf 100
t
$6
7%
Stamped.
PriinsinrrlCH'.'ftrp t
2
.100
preferred
United Stores A
"2%
1%
75
Torr'ngton Co..
4%
4% j:?. 5,.
22%
23%
23%
23%
140%
139
: 2 48
40
5% j-j 6
50
45%
o
8%
66
63
3%
(f)
Sinpy ar<ib
U S Stores—
U « Tobacco
Unlv
62 %
Amdeprctsord £1
69
32%
,80%
7%
Stocks, Inc
(t) k
Tob Prod Expt*. (f)
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
8
1%
»
33%
118%
i
preferred—50
s Steel Corp.. 100
Universal Pictures. 1
102
5%
33%
5%
,
33»
7% preferred-.100
32
27%
101%
Todd
83
•
3
t
So Porto RlcoSijg '*
Reybarn Co Inc...l
Reynolds Invest... 1
Reynolds Met_..(t)
R tynoids Spring
t
Reynolds Tob A t 10
.10
A
South'n Pipe Line 10
Southland Royal.(t)
South Penri OH
25
10
* common..
Dairies
♦
Water <Mi
7%
50c
8%
87
pref. 100
.
8%
87%
10c
Anmi» < >0
n-cu
1st
29
2%
21
6%
15%
15%
14
(t)
1st pf. 100
"
Rubber...
U h 8m Ref A Min_50
U
25
3%
5% conv pref. 100
Tlmken-Det Axie. I'
Timken RollBe»»(t)
Tobacco A Allied
111%
1%
110%
1%
78
Pref with warr.100
,
Thurber Earth Prod
conv
:f.;
26%
2%
10
5%.
Thompson (JR"" 2A
Thompson Prod
+
Tide W
:
17%
53%
3
Tlmn^aon-Sturret (t)
Tide
Remington Arms __t
1st pref
100
51%
17%
.1
..
pref.. 100
conv
6%
40
5%
5%
17% %;■
Thatcb«irMlg( v#t)( t
$3,60 conv pf-.(t)
Thayer-Foss pref 100
30
Smith A Corona
10%
33%
6%
10
Ask.
share.
U S Rubb Reel
1200
33
Co
U S
8%
1
Otfs sub shares
Therraoid
36 X
245
36
241
3
7 %
r:3X
3%
900
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Texon Oil A Land—t
_
7%
pref—100
Singer Mfg.
100
Singer Mfg Ltd... £1
Shelly Oil.
27
6% cum pref. .100
Belter-Foster Oil.(t)
Reliable Stores
(f)
Reliance Managem't
Corp
(+)
Reliance Managem t
(Illinois)
.
Tex Pac OoalAOU.lO
Texas Pacific Land
Trust old stk.. 100
*
'FranklhP
Simor
"
:•!£
8
15X
3Imms Petrol Co. 10
Reeves (Daniel), (tj
6 % % pref.
100
Rels (Bobt) L Oo (t)
els
A
7% lstpref.
f—100
i
8
V.
i
87%
105
1
pref
Simmons Oo
rA
111%
15
110
111
14
Simmons-Boardman
(f)
Reece
7
Bid.
Par
Per share.
Pat
Per share.
Stocks.
Ask
Bid.
8tooka.
Ask.
Bid.
Shell Union Oil
Baybeatos-Manh&t t
Real
.v
powlble for the cloning day of the month preceding the date of Iwue.
a.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
93
STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
MAR., 1935]
%
of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
\v
Class
A
30c
2
6
5%
>
P
29
+
74%
Wooiw
20
22
Wool worth
1
4%
70
k Last sale,
t No par value,
Cfl
1
31
33
54%
55
25%
49%
25%
Sale price,
100
Coach Mfc ^ B
55
85
7%
tita.
Bonds
f
f
/
/
Allied Owners Corp 6s 1945-J&J f
Ambassador Hotel(Los Ang)6s *43 f
Amer Insur Un Bldg 6a *41-MAN f
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos) 6%s
M&N
I)_A&0
—-
6s
69
1942
(Brooklyn)
Bonds.
ASk
30%
10
65
«m'mm
37%
Bl-ig A Bin* dub ovis
mm
mm
45
l,%a
1
Oct
25
A&O ! 20
1935
BIUk
iPlttsb)
47
M&N
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
Hartford Times 6s 1943
-
'35- J&D
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 M&N
High Bridge Station P O 5)4a 1938
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48-A&O
lute) L*ulugtoi> 'It 1943
.M^N
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5^s '46J&J
Hotel St George 5^s 1943-M&N
Hotel Victoria 6s 1943
A&O
Insurance Center bldg 6>*s i94d
'-••'elert Biclv /'ib*'*" 6a '50- 1*'^
Keith-Albee Bldg (New Rochelle)
Rush Term
Butler
Bids is. &• i960 ..A*
Hall 6s 1939
J&J
41
50
Cambridge Court Apt 6%» 1937Oarbtde & Carbon Bldg 6s 40J&J
Central Zone Bldg 6s. 1941
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940--M&S
Chanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
37
Lefcourt State Bid
68%
'
th«Mnr>rii..HH
Bids t«S
28
62%
62%
63 %
f
39%
41
69
71
69
71
42 %
51)4
99 %
40
64
.
8*
Certificate* of deposit.
1?
City Invest. (Bait.) 6%a 1936—/
45
1941-J&J!/
6
Circle Theatre 6s 1936—
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s
Colonial Hall 6%s
/
40
ath
Olun
ionic)
La Salle Hotel 5
52)4
100%
Prudence Co 5%a
69
ir
13
50%
IVA
42
29
37
39
48%
21
/
30
14
32"
63
52
6"45 f
.F&A f
_f f
6%
7%
2
4
2
4
23
25
51%
iMi
UIUk
6Jis 1943
1937
Income 5)4a w w 1963
F&A
Lincoln Mtgo & Title gu 5Hs '37juoew'a New Brd I'roL ba 4o_J
50
'31)4
2)4
35'"
51%
15%
100H
52%
4
16%
102%
82
80
A leaseb
13-60
30
45
48
.......
360 Central Park West........
33%
25%
28"
25
25
27
58
47
59
46X
47%
27
50
i
45
42
Repub Bldg(Denv)6Hs'40-M&S
Roxj Theatre 6%* 1940 ....A&O
Certificates of deposit
Russeks 6th Ave Bldg 6s 1944..
St Obarlew Hotel (Atl Or) 4o 1946
Saks Realty 6s 1945--..
A&O
6s 1946.
A&O
Savoy-Plaxa Corp 6s 1945—J&D
1st s f 5>$s 1945
J&D
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants
.......J&D
Without warrants....
.J&D
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-M&S
SevlUa-BlU Hotel 7*§37—M&N
45
29
Income 5s 1943
17%
17%
■i,
■
8
53
53
13%
15%
7
7
7%
14
Shelburo.Inc/AtlGy)6^'40-J&J
Sherry-Nethnrland Hotel 654s '48
21 %
21%
Certificates of deposit
— Bldg 6s 1939—F&A
60 Broad St
/
61 %
43
48
Sixty-On* Bwny 6*** I960—A&O
Hen mtge 7* 1946
.A&O
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940—J&J
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6V4s 1938666 West End Ave 5s 1941—J&J
Mtanley-Mark Strand 6 His 1941 .
Stanley Real Eat 6*48 46
J&D
State & Wash Uldgs (Chicago)—
1st slug fund 5s I948ser A.rn&S
Sink fund 5t 1943 ser B-M&8
8tevHDB
(Ohfol 6* 1Q46-J&J
4'
19
26%
20%
22
56
63
24
38
32
10 %
35
Dorset
(The> 6a 1941
24
26 %
22
(The)
19)4
22
Mercantile
-J&D /
Properties. Ino—
20
Drake
raft Realty iNew
19
10 %
5H« 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w '58— J
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944...
Monterey 1st fee & lease 6s '36-- /
iytuuauju Bldg
V > 6Ho'3v«.MaN /
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959-M&S /
Nat Press Bids 51950 AA 015 /
1948.
A&O f
Natl Tower Bldg 63^s 1944 A&O
95
98
10
46
29
77%
26%
25
4
53
6%
32
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939——
Textile Bide 1st o» 1958. ---M&N
Gen 7s s f w w 1948
M&N
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s ctfs 1937—
301 East 38th St Bldg 6s 1939—
6s
ctfs
_
M&N
1939
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5 <4•
47
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s '35-43_
Edgewater B'ch Hotel 5%s '35-'38
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945MAN
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 193818-20 East 41st St Bldg 6s 1940_
9
26
56
62"
37
m
40)4
25
14
80 Fifth Avenue4s. 1940---.J&D
41
Eppley
KqiiK Cffioe Bldii IN Y" V IV/52
Worry Rt» P C 'Bar p- d
1934
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943-.A&O
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939
J&J
42d St & Lexington Bldg 4s 194543 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938-_
48 West 48th St. Bldg ctfs
1400 B'way Bldg 6 %s stm- 19485th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6 %s 19455th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948
5th Ave & 55th St Bldg 6%s 1945-
16
_
15 West 81st St 6s 1944
50
54%
56%
51%
48)4
—
A&O
52%
11*
41
27
47
42
33%
34
%
46
23)4
15%
20)4
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943----
A&O
14
Fox del
A AO
»
nm
HO
6%
Fox fb*M»trr a
59)4
16
7
%
40)4
Office Bids
lsts f Ps 1941
MAP
St I oula Thwrttre Blda—
10
11
i*ts f
13
14 %
6%s 1942—
/Flat price,
n
-A&O f
Nominal.
Jfe Sale price,
HI iM
tifUnl
s
KOtuli.!
f deb 6s
27
7
55
8
47
ill'
19-i8
.JADlf k
1946- A&O /
1938
5J^s ser
J&D ;
BK._ /
97%
29%
28%
"
5
3
27%
22
33%
36
22
/
5Ks series C2
f
5)48 series F1
/
5)4s series Q
19th & Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939- /
Nurtb btailuo
iiidu* Bldg i Dost •
* <t m t f 5a 1962
70
A&t
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
/
13
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J /
14
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39-M&N
67%
59
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
1 I i J.«r»o .Hi 'Pdg Hs 1948
39
F&A
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
/
3
51%
165 Broadway Bldg 6J4« '51
General s f 7a 1941-.-....F&A
Palaet- HoteKttati Fr) 6s "45-F&A /
58
Param Bway Oorp 6J4b'51.-J&J f
47%
/ 47%
Certificates of deposit
Park Central Hotel 6s 1935—__ f
16
Park Lane Corp 6Ks 1943—J&D f
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s vtc '52
6%
Park Lexington 6 )4® ctfs 1953—— /
21%
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
M&n f 16%
104
Penney fJ C> Oorp 6H" 1935-50
r 30
Pierrepont Hotel 58/^s 1940—
~
Fox
Metropolitan Playhouse—
sink fund conv 6)4 % ctfs 1932-
-
28%
23
35%
38%
(Last sale.
—
-
Syracuse Hotel 6%s 1940
41
55
35
96%
Trinity Bldg
HM9
J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941-M&S
2 Park Ave Bldg
1941
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
South Lb Hblle M Bldg Corp—
If
•
f ft<4»
96
Ih*
M&N
1958
nH
Bway Bldg 5%a ctfs *43
2480 Bway Bldg 6%a to '37
2124-34
60
43
25
1968
A&O
5"35-F&A16
United Properties 6s 1942—J&J
Tyler bldg 6»»
Un
Post
__
Offlcwi
17%
Ave Bldg Oorp--
1st leashold 6%m
73
—
2
Ik*
y 30
Hav) t9»*40A&0
40th Street Bla» 5* 1953-
Vanderbilt
-
31
34
.
f 5Hs 1953
N Y Title & Mtge
10
502 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941
1500 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s '47
>
7s
37
20%
«
Li»»o .vug
N v Athletic Club 6s
59
38
B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946--.M&S
51 Fifth Ave 6s 1943
52d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
500 Fifth Ave 6%s 1949
1st
v
Sec • f
''onv
20
56
57 %
57
Aicade I this
.*Ji rcautil'
1944—J&J 16
3
1936.. F&>
14
Van Swerlngen 6s w w
1st & coll s f 6s 1938
A&O f
Varlck St rfta P O (N Y) 6s 194)
68%
—
mm mm mm
41
5
53%
39
-
60
48%
50
18
3
8
22
Wads worth
'
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
„
—mm
63"
63%
A&o
22
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)63^s 19386%
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
1954 fk
6
Certificates of deposit
/
88%
Wari^nittuer <John>Bhila.,
Ms'49
Warduian R ia Estate Properties
22
1st A "f
1948
M&S
_
Cert if catea or
deposit
21
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952
Western Union Tel Bldg 5%a 1943
25
Westinghouse Bldg 6s 1939-A&0
Wblt- Motor Realty 6s 1935 40.
59
101
80
62
Wood bridge
7a 1940
■
BldfHNv\««.
Bldg 5%s '41--A&O
-
.......A&O
45
ii
i
50
42
42
.A&O
Qs 1940
A&O/
•"Kilns V o a. 9«pt i * "18* M&S
Detroit Hotel 6%s, 1935-41
/
40
....
iIi.I iii iii ti
48
J&D
6s 1939
6s 1943
9
99%
106
66
30
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
99
31 %
20
Blclk—
sTft*
Marcy (The) 6s 1940
-F&A
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 6s 1948-- /
ra
53%
71
....
Prudence BondsSeries A to 18 inclusive—;.
Prudence Co certificates—
Hotel Taft
422 East 86th St...
Qulncy Station P O (Chicago;—
6« Ma." 1 1941-..
J&D
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp 6« '37-J&J
27%
55
69
M&N /
7%
98
M&N
104
6% ctfs..
.1961 / 63%
Fifth Avenue Hotel
18 '
21*
Hotel Wellington
32
f
.VltftUat
Manhattan Co
26 %
21
34%
1st
...
4
All.
bid
'48MAJ
Pittsburgh PO Serv Stat 5 Hs *38
Poll New Engl Theatres 58-1958
Postum Bldg 6v*« 1943
Provident Loan Society
45
18%
46%
'47 M&S15
Loud Gu & Acc Bldg (Chic,
'62
65
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 M&N
87% Lord Bait Hotel g m 6 Hs *45 A&O
Lords Court Bldg
1942-J&D
87
Ludwig Baumann (see Baumann)
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs
42'
I
7
6% bond and ctfe of 1937 —
Court A Kerusen its / Brooklyn)
mm
f
f
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s
42
mm
La Salle-Wacker Big 6s A'54 J&D f
Lefcourt Empire Bldg 59£s *41— f
Lei Court
58)4
m.
19
/
1940-
Certificates of deposit
80
I v».4M
Mh
42)4
39
51
t
1st 6s 1936—
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
32
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937—
Uhryuter ttmg
lyl*
A&O
Olgar Stur«» Realty Holding*
8 f deb
1949 ser
J&J
.
30
27
mm
40
f
LilKgetl Bldg lai l n 652-F&A
Li"coln 4'2d St Corp—
27
—
5
2
1%
3%
Bonds
Gen income 5s 1983
25
'
100
Lewis Morris Apts 6 j^s
50
4%
50%
79%
63
3
37
49
47%
101%
F&A
6%s July 1 1938--J&J
Bewmr.n-Blltmore Hotels 7- 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
9435 partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-J&J
B'w*\ R>irclay Offico Bldg 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit
Bway "4. > Bids (N
<
k»'48-F* *
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway A 4lai Rt Bldg <Wa 1944
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
Bryant Pk Blda (N V < * 4»'4M4 I
Budd Realty 6s June 1941. _J&D
6s Sept 1941
M&S
.
17
51
45
39
Ask.
40
1947
7s
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
Boston Parcel Post Station—
Beaton Poat Office Ser" Station
19
16
Zonite Products...1
3%
38
35%
F&A f
irayfcar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
*st m leaseb 5s 1946-.—J«D
f
Greeley 9u Bldg 0« i960-.. FA^
r»oi
Hearwi Brisbane Prop 6s
''
mm
22%
18%
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5^s
1944—
J&J
Washlncrton Hotel Sh 1944 f
Grand Rapids P O 6s
44%
26%
64
22
105
preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
'uller Bldg (G A F Realty Corp,
lat • f 5tfs 1949
J&J
St
80
F&A
1947
Baumann (L) 6%s '36 (L
44%
79
90
Young (J 8) Co..100
Preferred
100
Young (L A) Spring
&
Wire
(f)
Youngstown Sheet
& Tube
t
5% % pref....100
Zenith Radio
(t)
r Canadian price
46
28
33
8%
62
43%
24%
28
44
in
Ask
Per share.
Par
17%
36%
25
Bid.
Stocks.
'
77
preferred-.100
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month
Albany Metropolitan 6 %s*38 J&D
Alden 6s 1941 bonds & ctfs—J &
Allerton 55th St 5 %s '45 3 % to '36
AUerton N Y Corp 5%s *47. J&*
16
35%
7% pref A
100
6% pref B_... 100
Wright Aeronaut'l-t
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..+
Yale A Towne
25
Yellow
Truck
&
Ltd—
Preferred
s
Worthlngtoo Pump
& Mach
100
110 J*
.10
t<
x
Am dep recta ord.
Worcester
Salt. 100
Witherbee Sherman
preferred ... ...50
4
Woodier Petrol....1 M
r
69
W ooOb Mfg pref
3
45*.
Per share.
Par
10
7% preferred.. 100
30
73^
7% preferred-.100
Wilson-Jones
1
6% preferred.. 100
Woodward &Lothrop
Common
10
2%
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Iron. 100
Woodward
25c
18c
—
100
%>;;
.
15c
.25
-
Certificates
Preferred
Wilson & Uo
Par
Per share.
' Pi*
Willys-Overland
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
ma
Stocks.
■'■■■
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
94
i
i
Municipal Bonds
United States and
Quotations
near
as
are
as
day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained. The customs,
yield per annum.Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead of
figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being
sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the
possible for the last
below prices for State and municipal securities, we
municipal securities on the basis of the return tney
prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain
4 35% means that the particular security can be bought or
In reporting
however
actual
done
?H
nnote
to
^Thus
n^wlty
is^e?^^7h«re two^i^^ appelurfas .Tor iMta^e,^"4.25 % to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according.to the maturity-the shorter
lowest rate and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
first—thus "5 00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asAred price.
to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
oMihe
maturities yielding the
ffiher figure
It is proper
of the range is given
ferent maturities, all being
quoted alike. ;
Yield Basis
Yxtul Basu
das is
txtui
Bonds
-See
UNaTED STATES
also pa
First Liberty Loan—
102.70
103.8
101.23
103
T02"79
109.22'
106.14
102%
---
no
HI
---
104.13
---
103.13
mrnrnm
106.15
mm*
105.2
---
101M
101%
J&.l
1952
4 Ms
«Hi 1957
M&N
4Ms Oct 1959-.
«• f Wks & Imp 1935 .-Q-M
4i Impt 1936 opt 1916 F&«
6s April 1955
5s Feb 1952-.
.
— .
——
100
%
■
100
100
103
106%
b 3.50
41
mmm
105.10
:
-'m
m m
4i 1937-1941
W 1939-1957
..............
•;
■
f Flat price.
103
103
100
103
98
COLORADO
Colorado Spgs 4s
97
94
97
1956
.J&J
4Mb court Hse '35 *48-J&D
8s Ian I 1946—
J&J
94
97
94
97
94
97
60 opt
88
81
.
..
to 4.35
to
Ian 1 1054 opt 1934— J&J 6 4.75
W W 1936 1950
J&J 6 4.75
85
Phoenix Uu
i
4 [> 4 Ms 191*
J&J
to
4.35 %
'* 95
■iA
103.20
m'T
■<
101.29
22
102
mmm
4.50 %
to
75
77
4Ms Highway '38-*58-— M&N
4 Ms Highway 1935-05
J&J
5s 1930-1902
M&S
72
81
74
83
Bonds
105%
103%
103%
103%
88
85
'35 '60.M&S
"95*
"88"
Little Rock 4 Ms '35 '49-M&N
4Ms Fund 1941-60
.M&N
Little Rock S D 4s 35 65M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947.J&J
88
95
88
95
90
100
90
100
90
.
mmm
100
mm
m
m
mm
104
m
•4s July
m
100
90
CALIFORNIA
5Mi Highway
101%
m
mm
101 %
m
mm
101%
mmm
mmm
—
115
J
—
115
115
to 3.10 %
co3.10 %
to 3.10 %:
msmm
.75
J&J2
.75
mmm
mmm
mmm
■
mmm
mmm
mm
100%
mmm
y'mmm
105
•
Water 1935 to '41. A&O 6
.75
to
.75
to
—
.
%
.
.
-
%
6 3.90
to 3.50
7a
79
6 3 90
to 3.50 %
to 3.50
6 3.90
to
.
%
3.50 %
95
95
69
....
mm
4s
.
.
hps Ang Co 4Mb '36-'49
99%
Merced Irrg Dlst tts
—
F&A
Modesto Irrlg Dlst 6s
-
%
.
%
%
%
%
n
Hartford
East
Hartford
Pasadena
„
4a Jan
1/" Ist* '
1935-42.J&J
*35 '36
A&o
Badlands 5« 1935-51—J&J15
Nominal.
sSale price.
to
to 3.25
1 .50
to 3.60
5 1 .50
to 3.60
1 .50
to 3.50
5 1 .50
5 1 .50
to 3.60
to 3.40
1 .50
to 3.55
5 3 .50
to
5 1 .50
to 3.50
5 1 .50
to
5 4 .50
M&N 5 1 .00
M&N 5 2..00
" ~
M&N 53..50
Fire
to 1.50
to 3.75
.75
to 3.90
to
4%
42 M
104
50
.50
to 3.10
.50
.50
.50
.75
3%
to 3.60
.50
.50
to 3.05
1.00
to 3.90
to
to 3.10
to 3.25
tol%
* Tax-free In
Connecticut.
to
2%
to
3.50
3.75
to
District—
5 1 50
to 2.75
5 1. 50
to 3
b 1 .00
to 2.25
b 1 .00
to 2.60
b
1 .50
b 3 .00
b
.75
to
%
3.75
to 2.65
to 2.25
b 2 .00
b
b
to 2.30
.75 to 2%
1 .0 0 to 2.65 %
,75
b
to
2%
b 2 .00
b
75
to 2.65
b 3 00
to 2.75
,
to 2.50
b 3 00
to 2.50
b 3. 00
to 2.75
b 3 00
to 2.50
b 2 30
to 2.70
b 2 50
to 1.50
b 1 50
to 3.25
b 1 50
to 2.50
3.50
3.25
vleriden
6 1.00
3.75
to 3 50
to
Vf(ddlrttc»wn
6 2.25
3%
to 4%
to
M&N b 1, 50
to
6 1.25
6 1.00
3%
3.50
to
6 1.25
to 3.60
1 .50
to
6 1.00
6 1.25
4.20
4.45
to 4.40
to 4.45
to 4.20
3%
to
to
to
to .50
•4Ms 1935 1944
.MAN 6 1.50
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4Mb
1935-1951
M&N b 1 50
to 3
80
4.10
4.15
to .50
MancQti*tt?—
6 1.00
6 1.00
102
-.F&A
4Mb Man Imp '35-'43-F&A
4Ms 1935-1905.
-.F&A
Oakland 8 D 4s 1935-44 -J&J
Orange Co 5s 1935-45—MAO
3.80
3.25
3.30
6 1.00
6
(
(Town)—
4Mb Sch 1935-30
4Mb Sch 1937-49
4Mb Sch 1950-59
to 3.85
J&J
Oakdale Irrlg Dlst 5s
Oakland 5Ms 1935 43
-
to 4.40
to 4.40
East
6 3.40
.—J&D 6 3 80
1940-1901
m
mmm
69
.
111
5 2 00
.
to
4Ms Water 1941-70
-A&O
4M* 8cb 1935 to 1944-J&D
4M- 1935 1968
T&J
4Ms 1935-1969
M&S
5s Municipal 1935-61 -F&A
5Ms Harb Imp '35 41 M&N
LosA OS D 5 Ms *35 54 M&N
5M« Nov 1936-09
M&N
k
1935-1944
PJfcA
4s 1935-1930
J&D
4a 1937-1945
J&D
7°
109
5 2 00
-
4Ms Water 1935 '40—-A&O b
%
%
to 3.90
%
%
%
%
%
.75
6 3.70
4s 1946-1962
%
112
106
1 .50
•4Ms 1935-65
J&D
8Mb Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O 54 .25
Imperial Irrig Dlst 0s '38.J&J
3 M#
111
108
109
.75
•6 Ms 1935 1951..M&N
Glastonbury *4Ms'36 58_ J&
F&A 6 1.50 to 2.25 %
Green wlch—
to 3.10 %
F&A & 2.40
•4M» '935 1942 tax «*m't _
F&A b 315 to3.25 %
3.20
4Ma March I 1935-1951—
J&J
Groton 8 D 4 Ms June 1 *35-'60
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2 6 2.40 to 2.65
Hartford 3Ms Bdge
56 -J&a
4s J m 2 1944-1918
J&J2 6 2.75 to 3.15
•4s Water June 35-'89 J&D
.50 to 2.70
Alameda 4s 1935 to 1941-J&D 6
•4s Water 1940-45
IV
.50 to 3.25
4%s Mnn Imp '35 '48-A&0 6
•4s Water June 11935-'39
1.01
100
Alta Irrig Dlst 58—
•49 High 8cn *36 60
a A
.75 to 3.75
Bakersfleld 5s 1935 *52-A&O 6
•4Mb 1935-1938
M&8
Berkley 5s 1942-1951
J&J 6 2.75 to 3.35
•4 Ms 1939-1960
M&i.50 to 3.40
5s School 1936 -1955
J&' b
Hartf'dSD MMs'SS '47-M&8
69
67
Brentwood Irrlg
District 6s.
•4Mb Northeast i960 .J&D
42
Oltrus Heights Irrig Dlst 6s
38
4Mb 2d North 1944
J&
East Bay Mun Ufell Dlst—
J Ms South Sept 1955-M&8
.50 to 3.80 %
5s 1936 1974
J&»
4Mb Southwest 1944--M&^
53 M
52 M
•4Mb Wash't'n '41- 47-J&
50 %
49 M
4s West Middle 1937 -F&6
.75 to 4.05 %
Los Angeles 4 M* i935 -611J&D
Kllllngly Town»4M"'35 50J&T
.75 to 3.65
4s Water 1935 to 1945.M&N
Litchfield 4 M«t 1935-37
6 3.25 to 3 65
4s 1940-1945
•
to 2.30
to 2.80
108 U
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3.00
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3.00
04Ms Sch J ne 15 '40JAD15
3 25
04 %s 1935-1955
JAJ
3.00
03%s Hospital 1936
-JAJ
3.00
03 Ms Oltv Hall 1939 -JAJ
0 Indianapolis S D—
325
o4a Bldg Sept 1 1946
JAJ
3.25
03 Ms July 11941
JAJ
106
93
15
4.00
3.25
4Mb 1935 to 1941
AAO 5
1942 to 1946
AAO 5
1947 to 1957
AAOjh
oFort Wayne School Dlst—
5s Oct 1 1935-1943
108
109
MAN
JAJ2
4s Nov 15 1935—.MAN
5s
INDIANA [see footnote 0)
Elkhart 4%s WW '35-75 AAO
Evansvllle o4s ref 1942
JAJ
Fort Wayne
110
101
JAJ 5 2.40
JAD 5 3.25
to 2.20
to
%
3%
Appling County—
98%
to 2.60
Bloomlngton
Township H S
5 2.00
Dlst No 206 4%« '3&-*46
117
109
Winnipeg. Man. 5s *44—AAO
97%
to 2.70
-
103
5s 1950 A 1951 var
70%
84%
to 1.90
Champaign County—
108%
110%
116%
5s Jan 15 1970
JAJ 14
4%s 1942 and 1967
FAA
179
to 2.60
.50
.50
.50
.50
MAN 5 2,60
1946-1956
4s 1945-1958
99
Ill
101%
12%
19%
5
5
5
5
—
4s
102%
100%
100%
116
*43. MAS15
4%s 1944—
MAS
4%a Jan 15 *36 '47-JAJ15
4Mb Jan 15 *48-'57. .JAJ15
4%s 1935-'38
MAN15
4%s 1939-70
MAN 15
4s 1941
MAN
4s May 15 1935-43-MAN 15
4s May 15 1944-57-MAN 15
4s May 15 1958-68-MAN 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
4%a Jan 1 1970
JAJ 2
Ottawa City 5s '35 '45
JAJ
12
May 1935 coupon on
/ 16%
oIsbodb (City), France—
Ext g 6s Nov 14 '36
MAN 167
Sydney (Olty) N S W—
99%
25-yr s f 5 Ma 1955
FAA
Tokyo (Olty of) 6s of 1912-—
68%
Red ann s f beg '17-52.MAS
Extl s f 5%s 1961
AAO
77%
to 3.25
to 3.25
114
(Prov)—
50
ExtlsfttMs 1967--MAN 15
'27.JAJ 5 3.00
Road 1937 opt
to 3%
,
/ 11
/10%
3 23 :3
to 3.25
90
87
108
108
109
40
/ 48
/ 19
s
to 3.25
to 3.25
s
106%
106%
107%
25
s
ii*
95
Ref 1935
AAO 5 2.75
Ref 1936-1939—AAO 5 3.00
Ref. 1940-45
AAO 5 3.00
102%
,s
19
100
"87""
111
4%s 1935
4%a 1936-1937
102
t
s
100%
«%• non call 1958.MAN 15
4%ssf Apr 15 1961 AA015
4%s 1955MAS
5s
/ 20%
to 3.25
90
4%s—
6s
/ 17%
s
118%
Scotia
_
IDAHO
96
96
117%
Nova
Refunding 1Q59—FAA
4Ho
98
MAN
5s Nov 1 1969
New Brunswick—
to 2 85
5 3.10
Spalding Co—5s '35 '49..JAC 5 3.30
84
101
1941—AAO
Its
105
98
Q 6s 1954---JAD 100
Maisonneuve Q 5%s 36.MAN, 104
102
Manitoba (Prov) 5s 1944JAD2
99%
4Mb May 1 1946
MAN
99
4%s Dec 15 1056
JAD15
102
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945-JAD
6s s f Nov 1 1956
MAN 101%
99
4%s May 1954.
...
99
4 Ms Jan 1944
JAJ
4%> 1935
AA015 100%
4%s 1936-1939
AAO 15 101%
97%
4%s 1940-1951
AA015
97
4 Ms June 1 1971
JAD
96
4b May 1 1944
MAN
99
3%b refdg May 1939.MAN
96%
Metrop-Oe4%s '53. *54 A'61
96%
4%a May 1 1965
MAN
4Mb
130%
Arg Rep extl
AAO
Santiago (City )Ohlle7s*49 JAJ2
Extl s f 7s 1961
MAN
Sao Paulo Braall 80 1952 MAN
May 1935 coupon on
96%
96%
4%s 1955
79
Santa Fe (City)
7s
1945
tCIec LAP
36%
35%
115
Baarbrucken (Olty). Germany
Extl s f 6s 1963
JAJ
99
97
Lacalne P
42
f 0>*s 1952..AAO
coupon on
99%
96%
"60 A AO lo
JAJ
81
41%
Urn
Rotterdam (O) exfc6a *64.MAN
s
;
4 Ms July 2 1945
,_
Some extl
1
JAJ
Jan 15 195.
Jan 15 1942
JAJ16
July 16 1958
-JAJ
Apr 1 1961AAO
June 1 1967...... JAD
Apr 1 1935
-A AO
Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48.JAJ 15
6s Apr 25 1954
AAO 25
4%s 1935 1946
JAD29
4MB 1947-1956
JAD29
« Use f deb Jan 23 '69 JAJ23
4 Ms deb 1936
FAA15
Calgary 5s 1935....-.JAD 15
5s July 11945---..--JAJ
Edmonton (C) 5s 45A 50 AAO
5s 9 1 1955 A I960—AAO
Halifax N 8 4s July 1945
92
to
,
4%s Drainage 1944—FAA 5 3.00
112%
110%
6s Munlc ImD '35 '50—JAJ
-
Lima (Olty) Peru—
Extl ■ f 0%s 1958 ..MAJ
Certificates of deposit...
111
'41MAN15
Ontario (Prov) 6s
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s *45 MAN
Frankft (Ger)
s
15
Deb 5s 1960
MAS
Deb 4 %s Sept 15 62 MAS15
Deb 4%s I960
MAN15
Danalg Port A Wat Ways Bd
Extl
'36MA
Vorth Vancouver 5s '60—JAJ
97 H
FAA
5s 1953
fc *37 -JAD
to 2
to 4.10
to 2.90
.
113
107
Harbor Commissioners—
93%
90%
Loan
MAN
l%s 1955
~
4%s
4%«
4%o
|%s
«%■
4s
96%
96%
%
30-yrsf 6a 1954...
1C6%
112%
109%
104%
to 2
48 Pav A Sew '35 to i9_JAJ 5 3.00 to 2.85
Marietta 5s W W 1939..-FAA 5 3.25 !to3.10
Pulaski Co 5s 1935 4«
..JAJ 5 3.25 to 3.10
Rome4sMunlcbldg 85 '39 AAO 53.10 to 2.90
Savannah—4%s ref 1943.JAJ 5 3.00 to 2 85
106%
103%
Hamilton—
88
84
103%
112,"
1952../-..-MAN
Vict Ln D
Serv Nov 1
5s Jan 1951
Buenos Aires. Argentine Rep.,
Bxten 6Ha 1955 ser B.JAJj
Extl a f 6s 1900 Ser 02 AAO
106
.AAO
4%s Feb 1 1936
FA A
6b refdg Oct 15 '43-AAO 16
5s Mar 1937—t
MAS
&
Ask.
to 2
Cordele 6b WW *36 '38— -JAJ 5 4.30
nlbb Co 4Mb 194»-49
MAN 5 3.00
risp Co—
87
Hydro-Elec 5s '36 '57-PAA
Oougherty Co 5b '35 '48 MAc* 5 3.25
vlacou 4%a W W 1935 36.JAJ 5 3.00
«>*>
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
AAO
48%
98%
73%
84%
Jomlnlon af Canada—
5a May
Bid.
Bonda.
Augusta—4 %s Flood '42MAN 5 3.00
Jlarke Co 5s 193 6 41
JAJ 5 3.10
Columbus—6b 1935 44
JAJ 5 3.00
Quotations)
Alberta (Prov of)
15
/
/
/
MAN /
8 f 7s 1952seir A...
(American Dollar
Km N Serv Nov 1
/10214
»s ell 1»40—_FAA
f 6s I960
MAN
f 6s 1964
82
89.05
87.91
June 1935 coupon on
Uruguay
1961—JAD
5
j—
Extl
•kwhama extl 6s
30-yr 4s Oct 1 I960..
Upper Austria (Prov> 7b'46JAD
u
73%
or
Net.
Canada
74
tXJnion of Soviet Soc Republics
Gold 7s 1943
Gold 10s 1942
47%
90
1958—FAA
Ask.
35
m
,vlAN / 11%
*ucuman(OIty)Argentlne Rep
Secured 7s 1051.
---JAD
ienna (O) extl 6s
52--MAN
farsaw (City) 7s
—
"ow-r
Biectrie
See Public Utility
Bid
Bonda.
Net.
■:-r:.ypr-
Yield
To
or
To
or
Bonds
97
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Road 5s 1949-53
90
100
5 3.10
to 2.95
Atlanta—4 %s Jan 1 1940. JAJ 5 3.00
5s Water 1936-'37
JAJ 5 3.00
6s Water 1938-'51
JAJ 5 3.20
4%S
1935-1956
JAJ 5 3.00
%
to 2.90
Athens—4%a June 30 1943—
to
2.50
4 Ms Sept 1 1945
MAS
4Mb 1944
4s Sept 11945
MAS
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39—AAO
Fremont Co 6s 1935 ....JAJ
115%
2.75%
111 33
2.25%
Marshalltown Ind 8 D—
5s City Hall 1935-39--MAN
to
2.25
to 3%
to
2;90 %
1
k Last sale,
n Nominal, o Tax-exempt under a law approved March 9
5 Basis.
/ Flat price,
1903 and which went into effect
terbhat date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt, t Quotation per 100 gold rouble bond equivalent to 77.4234 grams
bonda issued aft
April 23 1903
of pure gold.
■
..
,.N-:
state
98
Quotations for all
Yield Basis
Net
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Bonds
of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
bonds
municipal
and
securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Bid.
Ask.
*39-'49-JAJ
Bonds.
11
or
Net
Ask.
Bid.
Bond*.
Net.
New Orleans—
M ursnaiitown—
Ika Water
(Mi Water
Ottumwa 44a
1935-42---A AO
6--
1943**44--AAO
Jane 1930--
-
90
92
JAD
90
92
44b 1936-89
JAJ
95
96
1940-49
—JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
93
92
95
93
91
92
AAO
91
92
5a Pub Belt RR
.75 to 2.75
3%
104
1034
6
6s Pub Belt 1950-59
—
.76 to 3.75
b
Olty 0» 36-'46--F*Alo
0s Kef Aug 15 1940
p*Al6 b
44 s Sewer 1935-47 -.-MAN
b
Stoux Olty 8 D 5s 1941—JAJ
BNuz
1950-59
■1960-67..—
a
1164
115
76
a
3%
to
2.60
....
.
61.00
IHf Soldiers Oompen 35 52 6 3.15
is Soldiers Osmp 1963--J*J
6 3.15
Is Soldiers Osmp 1964--J*J
63.15
Crawford Co 4Hi 1939--Butchinson—
6 4.50
44a Pub Blag *01 op *81J*J
6 3.00
44* 1939..
—svi
Kansas Olty 5s 1942-----FAA
4 k s Wat * Light 1944-J*J
44a Wat Plant Pur 89 JAJ
July 11
1948-AAO
1942-JAJ
4b Public ImpC 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)
JAJ
4s Pub Impt *4? not 'di.JAl
44s serial 1935-1940
44s serial 1940-1980
FAA
6
6
44a 1935-1963------J
6
Sch DIst 44* 1936-54—JAJ
Leavenworth—
44s Water 1935-1947—JAJ
Leavenworth Co 5s 1936
McPherson 44» 1946
Reno Oo 6s 1941
Saline Co 4Hs 1945--Sedgwick Oo 44» 1940Shawnee Oo. 44s 1944
Topeka 44s 1948—-------Tspeka 8 L) 44s Mar 1 35-46
44s!l935 46
JAD
Wyandotte County—
44s Bridge '36 to '41--***
4.4s 1936 1939
JAJ
Wichita
44s
to 3.25
to 2.75
to 2.75
2.80
2%60
2.65
■•■v
1.90
Orleans Parish Scb Board
5s 1930-1944.—JAD
5# 1946-1907
JAD
2.90
J&J
1940-1946
.50
.60
to 325
6 1.25
to
6 3 25
to
6 3.25
to
Pentchartraln District—
to
6 3.20
to
6 3.20
to
to
3.10
to 3 .00
1.00
I960————-JAJ
Ashland—6s 1935-37
44s S I '42. *47 A '52Bowling Green—5s
Otvlcgton—
6s W W Jan
MAS
-MAS
1024
.
_
...
44s Fdg 1935-48——-FAA
4 k» 1935-1950---——AAO
44s WW 1935-61-----JAJ
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42—-FAA
44s School Jan 1 1936-69—
Crittenden County—
54s Fdg Feb 1 *39-'49-*AA
Henderson County—
44s RAB Oct l'35-'56 AAO
Hickman—6s Fdg 1949--MAS
Lexington—4s 1946-^rdFAA
5s 8 D 1938—-ylJ*v
Livingston Oounty—
54b RAB Fdg Marl'49AAC
Beuisvllle—5s Sch 1982-AAO
44s Hospital 1961 — -MAS
44s Bridge Rev '48- -MAN
44s Kef 1965
J AD
44s Jan 11970
JAJ
44b Sewer 1969
JAA
4s Ref July 1 1937——JAJ
4s Sewer 1947
FAA
4s Lou W Oo 1959—-FAA
4s Sewer 1965
-.FAA
4s Jan 1 1970
JAJ
34b Kef 1943jaj
3s Sew A Park 1941...JAJ
Owens boro—5s Sewer
J AD
—
-
to
105
6 3.75
6 4.00
to
3.50
95
104
70
6 3.20
6 3.20
to
75
3.35
80
to 3.10
6 3.15
to 3 -10
6 3.15
to 3.10
63.10
6 3.15
to
6 3.10
6 3.10
to
%
105
3%
to 3.10
3%
to 3.10
6 3.10
6 3-10
to
6 3.00
to 2.90
3%
3%
Oomrn'h 1936-37.. JAJ
99
to
to
2.50
MAS
MAS
MAS
1.00
1.00
to 2.50
1.25
1.25
to 3.20
97
3.30
3.30
.50
to 2.30
%
.50
to 3.20
%
to 3.45
90
100
MAS
100
1968
#
JAJ
6'2.90
to3 40 %
'to 2.50
to 3.2 5
to 3.60
to
44a 1937 (tax-ex)
to 3.70
to 3.40
si
mmmmrnm
FAA
3.20
to
3.70
to
4.25
.50
4» '35- 39 (tax-exiupt). MAN 6
4» 1940-51 (tax-exmpt>MAN 6 2.40
.50
Maiden 4s *35-'44(b*x-ex) FAA 6
Lynn—
Dist—
6 4.50
to
4%
2.75
3.25 %
to 2.20
101
99
44s High 1940-45
44s High 1946-49
JAD 15
JAD 15
97
100
99
98
95
97
q*;
97
448 High 1950-55
-.JAD 16
Capital 44s 1935— FAA15
4 4B 1935-1937 —.FA A16
44s 1938-1941 —.FAA16
44s 1942-1952... FAA15
Atchafalayr Levee DIst—
6s Sept 1935-1972—MAS16
6s DIst ref A Imp '49—MA8
5s 1936-1969
FAA
Baton Rouge—6s *35 '64-MAS
Bossier DIst Levee 5s '64-AAO
98
6*4.60
6*4.60
6*4.60
6*4.60
Milton—
JAJ 63.00
JAJ 6 3.90
to
4s O H '35-*45 tax ex.AAO 6 100
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem. 6 1.00
1935 1939
1952-1958
Portland Bridge DIat
to
to 3 15
; ....MAN 6 1.75
to 3.20
Sewer
4e
1935-41
FAA
4s 1935-l937tax-ex..JAJ 16 6
6
to
4* July 11935.........JAJ
to 3.80
4b July 1 1948-50
JAJ
Sprrngfleld
4s 1935-'44 (tax-**) —FAA
Waltham 34« 1935-45.-FAA
4s 1935 1960
FAA
to 3.60
to 3.75
to 3.60
3.25 %
to
3*55
Somervillt—
to 2.90
Watervlll»*34» 1936
.MAS 6 4.15
6 3.80
Westbrook 44* 1935-48
%
%
%
%
Warren
6*3.40
to 2.40
.50
to 3.20
.50
to 3.50 %
to 2 .40
6 2.50
to 2 .40
Winchester 4a
6 4.15
to 3 95
6 3.05
6 3.05
to 2 .95
93
90
88
90
102
4s 1956-1905
93
4b 1935-1957
to 2 .95
JAJ
6s 1960 opt 1940
6b 1952 opt 1942
JAJ
6 3.15
to 2 .95
6 3.15
6 3.15
6 3.15
to 2
.
6fl Oct 15 1962 op *52—AAO
6b Oct 15 1963
AA016
90
92
90
92
AAOlfi
FAA16
90
92
90
92
90
92
1944—JAJ
1928—JAJ
88
91
91
94
6fl 1966-1970
AAO
Lake Borgne DIst Levee—
88
Vo
6 3.15
6 3.15
to 2 .95 %
6 3.15
to 2
6 2.60
6 3.15
to 2
to 2
■ii
•2o;%
to 2 .95
44s Highway Impt 1937 AAO
4a Highway Impt 1942
AAO
Ann Arbor
6i Dec 1952 opt 1942—JAD
86
!to
104
90
100
44b 1936-1986
Montgomery Oo
44b 1939-1968
AAO
MAN
Washington Sub San DIst—
44s Sewer g 1973
JAJ
5b 1969.
2 .95
to 2 .95
104
104
107
6 4.00
to 3.80
1004
102
to
2.75,%
to 3 75 %
6 3.00
to
3.75
FAa 6 3.00
to
3.50
FAA 6 3.00
FA A 6 3.00
4s Sept 1935
to 350
AA(
4s City
to
'
3%
,
J A,' 6 3.00
to
3.75,
6 4.00
to
4.25
4
y0
r0
44s.—.——.——.—
44B
5s....;......ta..
934
954
98
1014
:'448.................2. 1034
44s-—...
■ 107
Water 4s.................
Street railway
3.50
to
MA5 6 3 50
General 3M*—89
•4s....
...
92 C
102
100
103
%
to2.75 %
2 25
Battle
Dearborn 5a 1930
4%
2.25
Ann Arbor School District—
Detroit—
6 3.15
6
6
(Olty) 4s 1936.... & 3.00
to
MAS
o)
JAJ16 6 2.25 to 2,75 %
AAOU ? 2.25 to 2.75 %
to 2.75 %
JAL 6 2.25
to 2.75 %
JAD 6 2.25
to 2.75 %
FAA 6 2.25
to 3.40 %
-
..AAO 6 3.15
91
6a 1959-1969
6s 1972
Lafourche Basin Levee—
.95.
to 2 .95 %
to 2 •95 %
15 1941
64s Oct 15 1941
64b Highway 1941
6b Bi^hway 1940
44a Highway 1943
HagerstowD—
5a Water 1938-1937—AAO 64.15
95
99
UICH1GAN (See foot note
64B July
%
6 3.15 ,to 2 .95.%
6 3.15 ,to 2 .95%
MAS 6 3.15 to 2 .951%
84b Impt 1940
JAJ
84s Mar 1945....
MAS
84* Refunding 1962...JAJ
95
JAJ
1972-1975
1
3.00
3.50
3.00
Creek—
Hal 11935*36
Battle Creek S D—
44a 1936-1937
44s 1938-19*9
Bay City —
54s W W 1935-1951
Bay City Union S D-—
00s 1930..
4s
to 2.25
1930-1943 AAO 6 2.00
%5D
MBX1CO
See Foreign Govts, page 96.
84b Sewage Impt '80-AAO
Oumber'd 44* W W "41-AAO 63.80
6s 1951 opt 1941
Fifth District Levee—
%*
Dlntr'ct—
Water
to 2 .40
88
Oaddo District Levee—
.50
%
.50
to 3.30
44a 1936 1953
...F&A 6 .75
1935
JA>
Wellealey (Town)
to 2.80
4s Mar 1 1935 1946—MAS 6 1.00
90
101
90
%40
to 1.90 %
to 2.25
,50
.50
Qulncy 34s "35 to -39—AAO
i6-'64 tax-ex. 61.00
3.30
to 2.50
1948
JAD 6 3 10
Saco 4s April 1939
AAO 6 4.00
Soith Portland Sewer Dlst4s 1935 1950.
MAN 62.50
%
(tax
Salem 4s Jan 1
4s Funding
%
—
exempt)..
Newton 4s 1935—
PIttsfleld—
3%
to 1.50
(taxable)
.50
3%
New Bedford—
3.60
to 4.10
348 July 1935 to 1939.MAS 6 3 00
Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1938——-JAD 6 2.80
to 1.50
44» '35-43 (taxexmp) AAL 6
to
4s July
4s July
to
.40
4s 1935 1937 tax-ex...FAA &
NTeedhan<
1034
102
.50
34a 1935-1942 tax-ex. MAN 6
Portland—
--.
%
%
to 3.10
to 2.90 %
Medford—
to
MAN
44a 1935-1942
JAJ
Annapolis 44s W W *42-AAO
Baltimore—5a 1935 1946 MAS
5s 1935 1961
AAO
6s Gen. Imp, 1943-45--LIAS
5s Water 1901
AAO
5s registered 1946
MAS
44s Marl 1935-'56—MAS
44s Mar 1 1965
MAS
4s Aug 1 1951
FAA
4s Annex 1954.
JAD
4s Parks 1955
-MAN
4s Mar 1 1901
MAS
4s Aug 1 1901
—FAA
4s School 1935 1939...MAN
4b 1945-1971
MAS
4b Regla'd stk 1946-57.MAN
4s 1935-1944
—AAO
100
44s High 1935-36
44s High 1937-39
1
3.10 %
Water town—4s
92
99
36-'6P--JAJ
$15
2.70
FA»
Lewell—
MARYLAND
99
100
6s Jan 1954 opt
5s Jan 1937 opt
2.50
103
JAJ
JAD 15
JAD 16
5s 1967-1967
,%50
to
b 3.90
6 4.50
3*40
......3.30
44s 1935-1937
MAS
44a 1938-1941
MAS
1.50
4s 1935 '65 (tax-ex)....MAN
Franklin (Town)
.50
44s 1935-44
MAN 6
Holyoke44a '36 '50 itax-ex). -FAa 6 1.50
44a "35 '41 (tax-ex).._JA# 6 1.50
2.50
2.50
1.00
1.00
100
102
3.50
3.50
to
.50
6 1.75
6 2.75
2.40
to
to
3.50
Fall
2.10
to
.
107
6s Highway Dec 16 '35-49 JAD
1938——
MAS
%
3.30
!930__aAC
4s July 1 1941-1950
River—
'
2.85
2.70
to
-
105
LOUISIANA.
6s Dec 31
1.00
to 2.50
44« Rd A Bdge 35 '40 JAD15 6 2.50
44s 1935 1942
—.JAD15 6 2.50
44s w w 1935-1970—AAO
Warren Oo—44b '36-'59-JAJ
6s Port Oomm'n
to
.50
175
to-2-%
Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1940-1949....AAO 6 3.20
34a May j. 46 <regj.M<*i>
Everett—
to
3 70
.50
a&O 6
tax-ex
Hs Bridge 1941
Ohelaea—-4s Park
;■
<tery Water District—
6s Jan 1936 to 1938
JAJ
Old Town Water District—
to 3 25 %
6 3.15
4s 1935-1947
4«Sept1
1.00
1.00
2.10
3.75
3.50
Brockton—
Kennebec Water District—
4s Ref May 1 1959—MA N 6 3.50
3.10
to 3.10
i
90
83
1,00
High Sch
44s 1935-1945.
6 3.20
6
104
to
mains
Brewer
to 3.10
i
JAJ
4s 1935 A 1940
3.50
to 3.25
102
65
4.50
tax-ex-JAJ
Augusta 4* Oct' 51935-65*AO
4s Wat-Wks Sept 1 1936-40
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex. jao
Belfast 44* Ref 1935 1950—
3.50
90
4.40
to
1
Auburn—*
to
6 3.75
to
4.60
34s 1938-1939
348 1940-1951
to 3.75
to
4.00
34s 1936-1937
to 3.75
6 4.00
3.75
4.40
64-JAJ
34sl935
107
6 4.00
0
4.60
to
to 4.60
Iks W WA 8ew*35-
2.40 %
-
'
4.50 %
.75
44a July l 1935
JAJ
34b June 1 1943
JAD
34s June 1 1944
-JAD
34s July 1 1946
JAJ
Bralntree—4a 1935 1941JAJl/ 6
4.80
gt%\;
Paducab—
6s Port
90
—FAA
to
'1.00
6
MAS b
34B 1935-1951
5s Hway « Bdge '35 '54-AAO
4s Sept 1 1935 1953
MAS
4s Hlghw A Bdge '35-89 MAN
4s Hlghw A Bdge '40-44 MAN
4s State Pier 1935-1942-MAf
_
'
90
44« May 3 1935-07-MAN2
to
6 4.50
1966. JAJ
15'36-'01 JAJ 16
90
88
•.
.50
2.40| %
? 8ab 1»40.JAD
88
Shraveport—
to
4t Sub 1957 tax-ex....AAO
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex....JAJ
is Tub A Sub'59 tax-ex.JAJ
88
5b Jan 1957
1034
4%
4%
6 4.50
90
83
Tensas Basin Levee District—
KENTUCKY
04s Bridge
984
97
(tax exl-MAN
44s Dec 1970
J&D
4fi July 1930
.»J
la Apr 35 '37 (tax-ex).AAG
4b 1935-1939 (tax-ex)..JAJ
100
98
1.80
12.00
.50
44b Sept 11981
MAS
44s Tun 1900 tax-ex.. AAO
AAO
*
to 3 00
6
84
95
5s Dec 1 1935 1909—JAD
5s Wot Wks Riv "35 '40MAS
to 3.00
6 1.00
89
82
90
1943-MA8
5S 1930
to 3.25
6 1.00
83
.
FAA
2.25
MAt*
1936
4s 1935-1946
Boston—
95
6b 1950 Series B
March
Baverley48'35- 30(taxcx)AAC
91
5b Mar 1953 opt
sb 1905 Series D
2.75 %
1.00
95
93
90
3%
3%
6 1.00
86
89
1944
2.15
11.00
Attleboro—
34s
70
.40
97
88
to 2.60
1.25
99
98
95
to 2.50
2.50
July 1 1939
JAJ
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941. JAJ
Arlington 4s35-"42(tax ex)JAJ 6
man
0s
.50
.50
§• gold Sewerage 1930—MAS
Met
3b
994
994
98
5b July 1968
JAJ
Red River A A B B District—
l)
%
to 3%
6 3.00
1942—AAO
sb Oct 1952 opt
1%
3%
3%
b 3.25
1014
Plaquemine Parish B Bank-
3%
to 3%
.75 to 3%
to
6 1.75
6
1935-1939—JAJ
1940-1949
JAJ
5fl July 1950-1959
JAJ
4ks 1985-1961
AAO
44t Sept 1 1935-1908.MAS
5s July
5b July
to 4%
to
96
95
1004
Orleans Distric»—
to 2.75
49--JAJ
Education—
4Kb 1936-1963
1935-1977—
4s Constitutional
KANSAS.
44s Imp
Board of
_s
4e Floating debt
f
MASSACHUSETTS
,
1935-52 (tax-exempt)—Vai
4s Water regiscd 1935 58_JAJ
34s gold July 1 1936
JAJ
34« 1950 ref (tax-exem).JAJ
34b 1937 reg (tax-exem).JAJ
34s Water 1942--.
JA.l
34» gold July 1944
MAS
4b
44s..99
904
934
94 4
964
984
1024
105
108
100
I
after^thftt date hmfin^lnRi^' 0 Ta*-e*empt under a law approved March 13 1909. and which went Into effect Seut I 1909
Hat/ oy municipal corporations
tax-exempt.
(Lessl.
•iter
tnat
are
Bondsjsa.-er
Quotations tor all securities are as near
Bid™
As*.
Bond*
Net.
5s
SchoofDlst—
1935-1954—-.--.MAS
11935-1939
Brand Rapids—
6r4.50 to 4.75
6r4.50 to 4.75
..
b
4
4 00 to 4.25
4.25 to 4.50
4.25 to 4.50
6
4.25 to 4.50
b
1957-—....
b
1937-1945——M&N
H*
.|n«lng—•
4*
3.00, to 3.50
- -- - JAD
1935-44—J&J
1937-1946-
4H»
Muskegon 4 >48
4.00 to 4.50
4.00 to 4.50
FAA
4a 1939-1961-FAA
Muskegon 8 D 6s 1943—-July
4s
1935 1938
P*ntlac—4Hs
4*
.
444s
4.00 to 4.25
89
80
89
80
89
80
*35-'47—M&8
194l-1957v-—- vto
454* 1946-1951..
MAS
554s Sewer 1935-1943 FAA
6s Wat Irapt 1935
J&D
3s Wat Impt 1936-50—JAD
Port Huron 4Mb 1942
Saginaw 4Hb 1935-1949- FAA
4>4sSewer 1935 IP51—JAD
4H»Wat Jan 2 *36-*39.JAJ
Wayne County—
Covert road*.
Voted honds...
80
89
80
80
89
3.00
444a
4 44b
444*
4448
4)48
444"*
444*
4%
3.00 to 3.75
4%
444s 1940 1950
444s 1936 1950
444* 1937
444 a 1946
3.50
151943
1939
Dulutli 4Hi 1935 1947-
-JAJ
454b 1935-1942
MAN
4*Water A Light 1936. AAO
Duluth Ind
School Dlat—
5H* 1936. 1933.
4.00
1940-AAO
Hennepin County—
6* Bridge 1935-40
3.50
to
2.75
3.30
2.75
1942. J AD
-AAO
3.30
2.75
3.30
3.50
3.50
2.75
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.20
JAJ Sewer July 1 '43—JAJ 6
Water Aug 1 '43-FAA b
3.20
JAJ b
JAJ b
AH* 1938-1959—-—JAJ b
la 1936
AAO b
4a 1936-1939
..AAO b
4a 1940-1961
AAO b
3.20
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
3.20
2.75
3.20
3.20
3.20
2.75
2.75
3.20
2.75
3.20
4 Hi July 1935
4 Mr July 1 1955
AH* 1936-1937
3.20
3.20
2.75
MISSISSIPPI
MAS
Impt 1935-1946
(s May 1 1939-50
S*
to 3%
to
3%
to
3.40
to
3.40
.75
.75
to
3.35
to
3.25
6 4.15
to
3.80
6 4.15
to 3.80
JAJ
6 4.15
to 3.80
AAO
6 4.15
!6
6 4.15
to 2.90
to 2.90
to
4.40s
3%
2.40
.75
to
6 i".50 ".50%
-
Flood 1935- 53
-
[■
6 4.15
70
77
to 4.90
Jackson—
514s 1935-1954
AH* Jan 1 1936-1952
AAO
—
4 Hs 1935-1962
MAN
Jones Co 6* 1935-1942—MAN
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939—JAD
4Hs School House 1941 JAJ
Mississippi Levee District—
6* May 2 1944
MAN
5* July 11953
JAJ
Vicksburg—
5* Pub Imp 1935-48
FAA
Taaoo-Miss Delta Levee Dlst5* 1935-1954
MAN
AH* July 1949..———JAJ
4* 1952 optional 1922..JAJ
4.65 to 4.25 %
4.65 to 4.25%
4.65 to 4.25 5.00 to 4 75
5.25 to 4.80
5.25 to 4.80
4.50 to 4.25
4.50 to 4.25
b 4.40
6 4.25
to4%
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 4.10
6 4.25
to4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
1.75
2.25
2.25
2.40
2.40
2.40
2.60
to
3%
to 2.90
to 3.90
to
3%
3%
to
2.25
%
%
to 2.70
%
1.25
to 2.90
to 2.70
64
64
58
58
64
64
58
67
70
67
70
67
70
70
67
67
67
70
70
70
67
70
70
74
AAO
70
J\
70
67
74
75
to 2.50
Bella villa 8 D
to 2.60
Bjrgeu O*
AAO
>7
to
to
to 3.50
'35
—
to 2.70
to 2.80
to
J&D 6 4.25
to 4.15
to 4.15
to 4.15
H 8 Dec:J
Ah
to 2.40
1936-1Q t2
4*^8
4HB Auft a935-1938♦*
Court Hs«>
35 '38
to 4.15
.F&A 6 3.80
-A&O 6 4.00
I
Bl<»oinfI«ld —
.50
FAD
3.60
to 3.50
AH* 1935 to 19o9..JAD Ifi
Bridgetoa vOityi—
4Kb 1935
JAD
AH* 1936-1942
JAD
JAD
ah* 1943-1949
3.60
to
"I (935 64
ms bfe*
to 2.50
JAJI 5 6 2 40
4J4B 1942-1949
to 2.70
MONTANA
>Ha BdncatN
6 3.50
1944-
a Vt«
to 3.30
J&J $3.70
to 3.50
1935-1941.. J Jt J
4Hs Educational
1936
J&J
93
6B 1941
—J* J
Daniels Co 6* 1936 -1942.. J&J
95
'to
9544
Great Falls—
644a Sewer *10 to 39--J&J 6 4.25 to 4%
444s W*t&8fw '35 '60 J&J 6 4.25 to 4%
J
Phillips CoSnDxc '3o «p
98
Camden
NEBRASKA
5s Highway 1942
AAO
HoldregeS O 6s 1939-62--JAD
Lincoln School District—
AH* 1935-1963
MAN
McCook Fund 58 '35-43-FAA
Norfolk AH* ret 1945*ptM&
North Platte Sch Dirt—
3
JAJ
444s 1946-50
Omaha
to 3.50 %
6 3.50
6 4.00
to 3.10
6 2.25
6 3.75
to 3.60
to 3.80
to
%
4.10;%
100
6 3.60
444b Wat wks Dec 15 *41 JAJ 6 2.50
444s May 1 1956
M&N 6 300
5s 1948.
JAD
Omaha 8D 4
May! *65 MAN
to
to 2.90
to
—JAJ
6 3.50
-■
-
.
-
-
4Hs
58 Sewer
J&J
.50
.50
to 2.30
.50
to 2.40
Manchester—
4a 1935-1940
4fl 1941-1945
M&S 61.00
-M&S 6 3.00
75
80
75
so
90
90
3.80
3%
%
AJuly 1938—
444s series B July 1939—
444s series O Jan.1940
ser
444s series D July 1940
44ts series E Jan 1941
95
75
4.10 'to4%
4.50 to4.25
4.75 to 4.50 %
4.75
to 4.50
to 4
to3.30 %
to 3.60
1944...
4^s*35-66JAD
2.00
to3.30 %
to 3.30 %
t<-3.30 %
/ 70
80
80
Co—
AH* BldgARd*35-*45JAD20 6 4.35
Hackensack—4Hs 1942. FAA
AH*Imp 1986-1942
JAJ
6* 1935-1954
F&A
to 4.20
JAJ 6 4.75
5* School 1936-1954
JAJ 6 4.75
Hudson Co—4Hs 1948—AAO b 4.10
AH* May 1 1950
-M&N 6 4.10
to 4.50
5.00
5.00
5.00
to 4.50
to
A\
to
A{
2.25
2.40
2.40
4 Hs 1935-1978
&&N15 6 4.10 to4«
4a g Park 1954 & 59—M&N 6 4.10j to 4(,
4* gold refunding 1985-F&A 6 4.10 to 4«
2.60
AH* July 15 '8fir'74
~
&J15 6 4.10
to4«
after*thitdit/irI"i"eIZp,,'ndf lL'?7H?''rOVed M"°h 13 1909, **d Wh,C" Wm* ,nC° etfec' Stpl* 1 1909' Bonds
%
50 %
t€3.30 %
to3.30 %
6 3.75
6 3.40
6 3.40
Hoboken—4Hs 1940
NEW JERSEY
Bridge 444s
95
to 3
6 3.40
Gloucester
to 3.10
to 3.15
99
99
95
6 3.40
6 3.40
5Hs Water 1967-1955
to 275
to
93
Engiawood—as Sept '36-MA8 6 4.75
AH* Road '85
FAA 6 3.40
Gloucester City
6 2.40
6
.75
99
97
1935-1960
Fairvlew—5s
to 1.90
.50
1935-1938
97
97
MA815
AH* 1936-1949
MA815
4H« 1950-1960
MAS16
I 4Hb Road 1935-1936—FAA
4s Hospital 1946
FAA
Essex Fells (Boro; 5s July 28
to 2.60
JaD
M&S
444b Highway 1935-43—J&D
Concord 444 s 1942
J&D
444s *38. '40. *42. '44-M&N
Keene 4 44b 1935-1942—M&N
July 1935-1948
100
Essex Co
,
4s Highway 1935-43
95
98
to 3 75
«
AH* 1935
4* June
95
6 3.80
1036 I960-.,-.JAJ « 0.0^
EUa^heth—4H- 1955
JAJ 6
4Hs 1935-1957
AAOi6
1935 1948-JfcD 6
6s 1936-1972
JAJ 6
3 60
NEW HAMPSHIRE
4a
(
to 3 75
3.70
%
%
95
95
JAD 6 3.80
a935 I9rt9
%
3.201%
to 3.90
to 4.10
Co—
4Hs 1935-1957
JAJ
4I4s 1935-1964
.FAA
4 H 3 1J3j A 1936
JAJ
AH* 1937-1970...-, .JAJ
4« 1944-JAJ
Cape May—
4Hs School 1935 1951-MAS
4HS 1935-1952
MAS
Cape May Co—
5n 1935
MAS
5s 1936-1940
MAS
East Orange 4Hs *35 '4K-FAA 6
3.85j %
District—
444* 1936-55
■,
.
Beatrice 9 D 5a 1935-54—F 9cA 6 2.90
Douglaa County—
vork School
JAD
90
AH* 1935 1946-JAD
Bound brook AH* *35-*42 J&D 6 4.25
92
Camden 6H° 1935-bl
F&A
4va3 School 1943
A&O ■V 92
92
4H9 Water '35 to 60.M&N
4 H* 1942-1869
92
J&J
-
%
3.50 %
5.25
5%
5.25 to 5%
5.25 to 5%
5.25 to 5%
5.25 to 5%
JAD
_
100
■■■,
1950-1954
ah* 1965-1958
Bogota—
■
93
Butte ft*
4
%
%
to 3.75
%
to 3.75
to 3.75
.
6^
2.60
%
5%
to 5%
i94t
&D 6 4.25
15 1935 19A5_JAD If 6 4.25
1935
A AO 6 3.80
*
2%
t
to
MAN 6 6 00
44MAN 6 6.00
44
»
3.50 %
3.50
to 3.50
5Hs Dec 15 1935-60.JAD15 6 4.25
2.60
MAN16 2.25
MAN'6 2.45
FAA 6 1.90
%
64
58
58
67
Oeiinvlllf 6a i«:-5
2.70
to
%
2.50 %
to
—-
to 1.50
to
or
.75
0.50
.50
75
l'35-'55
b 3 .85
Bayonne 5s 1936-1949.
4Hs 1935-1955
...FAA b 3.85
b 3.85
4Hs Funding 1945
AH* School «9'J6 rtd-. FA A 6 3.85
to 3 80
6 5.10
1.50
1.75
School District 4Hs
2.75
.50
to 3.80
196<
2.70
2.75
2.70
Audub'n(Boro)6s July l'35-'44
2.80
to
2.70
2.70
to 2.70
J&D
„M&8
—F&A
F&A
F&A
i.948-1968
Atlan Co. 4H» 1935
4Hs RrHg*
to 2.80
to
2.60
to 2.70
1935-66
1935 1954
5* 1936-1938
MAN, 6 1.25
3* School 1940-54
1
2.40
2.60
to 2.60
.
June
to 3.80
6 4.15
.*
I nipt
2.25
2.40
0.75
1.00
-
—MANL
4* 1941-1945
to 3 80
July 1 1935-1935
JAJ
i* July 1 1936
J&J
„A* State 1935 opt 1914—JAJ
Slloxl 614* 1935-1943—AAO
Greenville 5* fund '43- 50 FAA
|a
Wet.
^
-
5*
1940-——-———-6 3 25
Public Bid* M
imp 1935 1943
J&J 6 .75
4 V4s 1936-1939
F&A.6 .50
444s 1940-1953
_F&A 6 2.00
.50
4MS W W 1935-1945-AAO 6
144* 1935-1948.
MAN 6 .50
144* 1941-1948
MAN 6 2.00
2.75
2.75
3.20
3.20
W 1935-42.-AAO
Ask.
6 0.75
5* 1940-1947
35-'45—MAS 6
4* 1936
4s 1937-1940
I.
-
e Gen'l Impt 1936-62. JAJ
School July l 1951—JAJ
4Kb
3%
3%
to
J&J1
2.75
3.30
to
.50
.75
.75
.—.—JAJ 6
JAJi
444b ref 1951
Joseph 8 l) 444s 1935
2.75
2 75
3.30
2.80
2 75
3.30
3.30
to
4*
2.75
3.30
1938-1939..-AAO
V4* KdABdge '35-'48 JAD
aulSo July l '51.J&J
*>*«
-
2.75
2.75
2.75
3.30
3.30
to 3 %
St. Louis 444a
2.75
3.30
to 3 .60
.50
.50
50
.50
.50
.75
.75
6
April 1936-69
5s May 1935 to 1941
6
444s Nov 1935 to 1941
,6
344s Mar 1936 to 1942
'&
344s May 1935 to 1942
'6
244 Jan 1936 to 194316
Ed Aid 444s ser A Jan 1936-42 6
A*bury Fark lOityj—
AH* 1935-1939—
MAN
AH* 1935-1953
MAN
♦ H«
1936-1946
MA8
*H«
IWAl-ifldO. ,.MAfl
4449 1935 1970
MAN
Allan Oicy 4%* 1935 38- JAJ
*♦4" i 938-1 v58_.
JAJ
4>4b Paving 1938
JAJ
♦ Ha Jan 1 '945.
J&J
lAJi
Joseph 4 vis
Sr.
3%
3%
3%
3%
3.30
3.25
.50
6
JAJ 6 2.50
J&J 6 2.50
4*1946-1951
354a 1935-1941
MAN
Ramsey Uo 454* '35-'50_F&A
454b Dec 1 1935-1950.JAD
454* KdABdge 88-'44 MAN
igs KdABdge '35 -37 MAN
4Mb W
to
2.50
to
4s series C
St Joseph
3.40
3.30
la Apr 1940-1952—AAO
454* 1935-1937
AAO
454 s School 1935-1941—-—
4KB 1935-1940
AAO
♦■1944..
to
3.50
Minneapolis—
5a 1935. '86. '41. '43. '45.
•46. '47. '48. '49. '60-JAD
5a Rt Imp May 2'37-'41 M AN2
454* 1936
■
I* Apr 1935
-AAO
[a Apr 1936 A 1937-AAO
4a Improvement
to
3.50
3.50
..-MAN
1935-40-MAN
4H*Sanltortum '35 '42.JAJ
454b Hospital '85-'41.MAN
6H« Bridge
C* Apr
to
St
4.00 to 3.40
'30.-FAA
4H* Feb 1 '40 op
3.25
4.00 to 3.40
4.00 to 340
—-J&J
4* 1935-1946
to
4.00 to 3.40
4.00 to 3.40
to 3.25
Emergency Relief—
344s Jan. 1936-41
394* 1941-1951
to 3.25
3.50
-J&D
to3".25
1.50
D—
48 1941-1951--
5s 1941
l\l* Dec 1
to 3.25
to 3.25
1.50
6
6
1940.
JAJ
Varloua May 9 *35-72
Jan A July 1942—JAJ
Kansas City B
MINNESOTA
I Hi * July
,75
_
to 3.25
1939
JAJ
1939-- — -..--JAJ
4.00 to 4.50
to
.75
.75
1935-1954—
JAJ 6
1935 1943
JAJ 6
1935-1955
AAO 6
1935-1947
1-JAD 6
Atrpurt 1935-'64 - _AAO 6
4s Airport 1936-1951. . .6
4s Auditorium Nov 1 *35-71 6
4s Various 1935-1970-MAN 6
354
1936-1974
JAJ 6
344b 1936-1974
FAA 6
300 to 3.75
3.00 to 3.75
3.00
to 2.30
5s water
89
to
to 2 75
to 2.50
1.25" tol'90
444* 1949
JAD
444a Road 1937-52
444a Court Houae 1937-32 .
Joplin Sch Dlat 444a 1943-'48.
Kansas City 4 44b 1935—JAJ
4b 1935
JAJ
5s 1935
JAJ
444«
to 2.75
2.40
2.30
—JAJ
J&J15
444s 1936-1950
4.00 to 4.50
4 00 to 4.50
F&A
1935
to 2.50
to 2.65
1.25
_
1935- '47.AAO 16
4 Hs Gen Impt 35- 54 MAN
lackson Un 8 JO—'
.90
2.30
AAO
MAN
1 1948-1952
444s 1936-50
Jackson 4 Hi"
f
RoSd1944-1948
to
2.40
2.40
3% Road 1953-57
-J&D
3% Bldg 1939-41 -——.J A J
Jackson Co 4s 1935- 51—JAJ
3.50 to 4%
b
4* 1943-1947
1%
3%
to
.50
344* 1948-1952
444* Road 1938-42
3.50
MAS
AH 1935-1943
Highland Park—
4*
3.50
3.50
Bid.
Bond*
444s series D Jan 1940
444s series E July 1940
444s series F Jan. 1941
——
444s series G July 1941
4s series H July 1942
—
48 series I July 1943
4 44s series A of '27 July 1944
4s ser B of '27 July 1950—
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941--'——
Highway extension—
I
5s ser A of'20 July'51 opt'36 --—
444s B of '20 July '52 opt *37
444s C of '20 Jan '53 opt '38
44as D of '20 Jan *54 opt '39
444S E of '20 July'54 opt '39 ——
444s F of '20 Jan '55 opt '40
444s A of '24 Jan '55 opt '40
AH* B of '24 July '55 opt '40
4 44s O of '24 July '56 opt '41 7 — .50
4 44s ser B of '30 July '35-'67 b
.75
3 44s ser C of '30 Nov '39-'69 &
.50
Inst const 344s A July 1935-66 &
.50
444s series B July 1935-67-- &
1.25 to 1.50
AAO
MAS
MAS
AH* 1938 A 1939
AH* 1943-1946
4s Nov
2.90
-A AC
3.50
3.50
3.50
AH* 1936-1943—
1935-1953
F&A
4J
1943-1960
—-FAA
854*1935 1937
FAA
354* 1938-1941
FAA
854 s 1943-1961.
-FAA
Grand Rapid* SchooiDiatrict—
04H* April 15
AH*
to
.50
11935-1937— — Road 1948-1950—-MAS
5s March
3.50 to 4%
3,50 to 4%
3.50 to 4%
^
.-A&O
F&A
F&A
Tt
or
Net
MISSOURI
AH* 1935-1937
„
4H* Oct 1 1935-1938
4k» 1935-1953
AH* 1936
:v
Ask.
Road 444s series C July 1939-
br 500 to 5.25
AH* 1935 1937-...- J&D
6r5.00 to 5.25
05* (Mar 15 & Apr 1) 35 50
4 Ha Mar
Bid.
Yield Basis
,
To
or
To
'35-'54—M&S15 6r5.Q0 to 5 25
oFlinfe 4 H*
Flint Union
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
YUld Basis
Bond*
as
99
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
MAR., 1935]
%
J
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
100
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Yield Basis
Hunterdon County-to
b 4.25
& 4.15
to 4.05 %
to 4.05%
b 4.15
b 4 90
101
6s 1935-1969
AAO 6 4.75
434* School 1935-68—JAD 6 4.60
4 34* School 1940
JAJ 6 4 40
t 434* Water 1961
AAO
97
4 34* 1935 1966
JAG 6 4.40
4s Refunding
id 4.60 %
to
SCeansburg 634s
Wearny 434* 1930^^ --JAA
4 34s Water
MAN
4 34s Water 1936-70-JAD15
4 94* Scb Impt *35-52-JAD
'
534* 1935-1949
JAD
v 534*
1960-1970
JAD
Lodi-5* 1936-1947
--JAJ
to 4 35
99
to 4 25
'
75
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 4.30
6 4.40
6 4.40
1935q$&2
6
6
6
6
4.40
5.25
5.25
5.25
to
to
to
85
§£
§9
85
70
65
834s April 1941
534s July 1 1937
Middlesex Co—
.
~
__
3.00
3.00
Sept 15 1937—MAS 15
15 1938-MAS 16
4)4s 1942
MAS
434s Oct 15 1935-'52_/
43is Road A Bdge'35-47 FAA
434* Park 1935
JAD15
434s Park 1936- 87—JAD15
4s Oct 1 1942
.-AAO
15
to 3.25
.
to 3.25
0_
to 4%
6 4 25
6 4.25
434s Fund July 1935-1939—
434s Road 1936-44—FAA2
Msnmouth Co—
434* Mar
■
„
^
to
4%
4s Park 1935-1937
Union
100
9834
35- 50—MAS
89*s 1935-1938----JAD 16 6 3.40
JAD 15 6 3.40
'35-'42--JAD 6 3.90
>
North
(Borough)
534* Impt 1935
6s Impt 1935North Bergen 5s 1941—JAD
6s School 1935-58
MAS
Nutley S D 434* '35-'42- FAA
434« 1943-1907
FAA
634* Nov 15 1935-89-MAN
Ocean City—6s 1944
FAA
434o Impt May 15 1938-'60.
Ocean Co 434* 1935-1950J AD
Orange—
4 Ha School 1943—JAD
Sewer 1935-1964 AAO
Passaic 4)4* 1935-40
HAS
614s Gen Imp '35-*44—JAD
614s Gen Imp '45-'51--J AD
6s Imp 1935-1948
MAN
b 3.90
6 3.90
%
to 4.25 %
6 4.40
to 4.25 %
6 4.30
__
to 4.20 %
&4.00
6*3-90
6
to 3.90 %
.
I
to 3.80 %
to 3.80 %
_
to 3.80 %
6 3.9,
6 3.90
to 3.80 %
6 3.85
to 3.80
%
to 3.80 %
to 3.80 %
to 3.80 %
6 3.8;
6 3.8,
6 3.81
6
6
6
6
to 3.80
to
4%
to 4%
to 4%
70
60
60
60
70
61
61
4s
6 4.50 to 4.20
6 4.50 ,to4 20
6 4.50 to 4.20
80
80
98
6
1935 1968
4.00'to3.85
to 3.85
4s Hlghw Imp Mar *01—MAS
4s Palisade Park 1961
MAS
to 4.30
Is Canal Jan
6 4.75
to 4.50
4s
6 4.75
u •*., u
to -i.uu
w 4.50
4s
93
3s Canal 1057-59
93
93
.
.
to 3.50
97
99
70
to 3.90 %
to 3.90
JAJ
MAN
Sea Isle City 5s 1942-—-FAA
Somerset Co 4 34s 1935-49 JAD
434s 1935-1952
JAJ
Beuth Jersey Port District
434b Marine Term 1935-73-
6 3.90
6 9%
to 3.90
to 8%
6 4.05
to
3 Basis
f Flat price.
4%
to 4%
92'
120
-
%
334o Fund 1935-1941
MAN
Albany 4 4s 1935-39
MAN
434s 1940-1969
MAN
434s 1935-1954
JAD
434* 1935
JAD
434* 1930-1970
JAD
4s Munlc A Sch '36-'63-JAJ
3)4* 1936
JAD
8)4* 1936-1939
JAD
34* 1940-1971
JAD
Alb Pt Dlst 4s'35-71
FAA
4s 1935-1972
MAN
to 3.50
6 4.00
to
3.70
6 4.35
b 5.00
to
4%
—
to 3.15
to 3.25
to 3 80
to 3 80
to 4.50
6 4.00 to 3.65
6 4.00 to 3.80 %
b 4.00 !to3.80 %
6 4.00
jtO 3.80: %
4.25'%
b 4.50
to
& 3.75
to 3 50
6 4.00
to 3.75
b 4.10 ,to 3.80
b 3.75 , to 3.50
& 4.00 to 3.75
b 4.00 to 3.75
4s 1938-1951—.
MAS 6 4.00 to 3.75
Irvington 4.10a '85-"86--AAO b 4.00 to 3.80
Ithaca—434s Water 1942.JAJ b 3.00 to 2.75
to 2.75
to 3.25
AAOIS 6 3.50
to 3.25
Jamestown S D 5* 35-*39 JAD b 3.50
Johnstown 434* Dec 1935-'87- b 3.75
JKlngs Co 4s May 1,35-,44._. b 4.25
to 3.25
to
35 *86—AAO 6 2.50
Lackawanna 4 34s'35-'54 MAN b 4.75
g
b 4.00
5 4.00
Lockport 434 s 1935-1944
434s
1943-1949
434s Sch 1935-1944
b 4.00
4.40s
1943-1949
MAS b 4.00
5s 1935-1942
MAS 6 4.00
Long Beach 534s '35 '00-MAN
80
5)4* 1935-1940
JAD
80
to 3.50
to 4%
JAD
Mamaroneck(T)4j4*'35-64JAJ
80
6 4.25
2%*
to 4.25
to 3.25
to 3 25
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 3.25
90
90
*
534s 1941-1960
90
to 3.90
to 2.35
Mamaroneck Un F S D No 1—
634s May I '35 '52
MAN b 4.10
«.90t 1935-1930
JAJ b 4.10
3.90s 1937-1939
JAJ b 4.10
3.90s 1940-1964
JAJ b 4.10
to 1%
Mlddleport 4.35s *35-'42-JAD 6 4.25
to 4«
to 2.60
4.35s Sewer *35-'39
JAD b 4.25
Mtneola (V) 4.4Uo 1935-68 JAJ 6 4.00
Monroe Co 4s 1936-44—FAA b 3.80
to
to 1.60
to 1.55
to 1.55
to2.80
111
111
111
111
to 1.75
to
3%
to 2.35
to 2%
6 .75
6 .75
6 2.25 to 3%
6
.75 to 2.85
%50
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 3%
6 1.00
to 1.90 %
6 2.15
to 2 80
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 3 .50
to 3.50 %
to 2.90
to 3.85
to 3.85
to 3 85
to 3.85
to
4l.
3.75
to 3.60
3.90 Co Bldg '36 '60—FAA b 3.80
MU Vernon 434s '35 -43—AAO b 4.10
to 2 80
-
6 .50
6 2.00
b 3.75
to 3.45
1.25
3.50
Kingston 3 H*
I40
120
123
120
123
120
123
120
123
6 2.85 to 2.75
6 2.85 to2.75
6 2 85 to 2.75
6 2.85 to 2 75
6 2.85 to 2 75
6 2.85 to 2.75
6 2.85 to 2.75
6 .50
6 2 00
to 3.80
to 3.80
434* 1935-1940
123
JAJ
Albany Co 434s 1936-38.Man 6 1.25
434* 1935-1960
MAS 6
.75
to 3.50
to 3.90
88
Park 1907—MAS
93
93
to 4.30
to 4.30
_
64.05
Imp Mar '07—MAS
3)4* Mar 151935
MAS 15
334* Mar 16 '36-'39.-MAS 15
334* Mar 15 '40-'81—MAS 15
3 34s Mar 15 1935
—MAS 15
3 34s Mar 15'36-*39.-MAS 15
3 34* Mar 15 '40-'*>
.MAS 15
3s g Canal Jan 1 19 >0
-JAJ
3s g Canal July 1 1954
.JAJ
3s g Canal Jan 1 19ow
.JAJ
6 3.90
120
MAS 6
.50
MAS 6 2.00
4* Grade Cross Ac« '35 30 MAS 6
.50
%• Apr 16 1940-1956— AA015 6 2.00
to 4.50
90
97
434* 1935-1936
65
Ramsey 5s Water 1935-1940—
Red Bank (Borough)—
434* 1935-1953
MAN 6 4.00
Rldgewood 434s 1935-62-MAN 6 3.90
Palisades
to 2 50
to 3.50
3.60
434s 1°40-1954
J&J 6 3.00
lamest'n 4s Mar 20 1943 AAO b 3.50
114)4
114)4
123
4* Bldg constr '35-'39
is Bldg constr *40-'49
JAD 6 3.80 to3.75
434s School 1935-1960.AAO
90
434 a School 1936
90
5s Feb. 1936-1977
FAA
90
Plalnflold 4s School 1959 MAN 6 3.60
434* 1935 1902 various.—.. 6 3.60
*
Rahway—
95
434* 1935-1936
Hlghw
4s
to 4.40
.JAJ 6 3.80 to3.75
1935-1959
MAN 6 4.75
434s Feb 1 1945
FAA 6 4.35
434s 1935-1967
AAO 6 4.35
Perth Amboy 434* Apr 1944._
90
JAJ
1902
Hlghw Imp Mar '02—MAS
4* Canal Imp Jan 1967
JAJ
6 4.60 to 4.40
6Us
—
112)4
112)4
JAJ
4s High Imp Mar 1960—MAS
Paterson
634* 1935 1939
434* 1935-1908
AAO
1942
6 4.00
6 4.35
MAN 6 4.60
434* Water 1935-64-MA82
Canal Term
4s Canal Imp July I960—JAJ
4s Canal Imp Jan 1901-—JAJ
Is Canal Imp July 1961—JAJ
I 100
414> Refunding 1944—MAN 6 4.35 to 4.30
434s Water 1939-70
JAJ 6 3.80 to 3.75
Passaic Co 434a 1935-1936 JAJ 6 3.80 ;to 3.75
434*
128
131
125
128
125
128
JAJ
113)4 11534
AAO 6
.50 to 1.60
Is g High Imp Mar 1951 MAS
4s g High Imp Sept 1953 MAS
85
85
1
& 1-00 >^2.35'%
6 2 35 to 3.10,%
128
131
4s Canal Term Jao 1946.-JAJ
1%
Garden City 4 4s
NEW YORK.
MAS
JAJ
JAJ
MAS
.50
to
to 2.60
to
4.00
1935-52.JAJ
Greenburgh (T)—
4a 1935 1951
JAJ
Greenburgh U S Sch Dlst No 9
4.40s 1935-1905
JAD
Oroton 6s Wat '35-'50—MAN
Harrison (T)
434s 1930-1980
FAA
Haverstraw 4.12s '35 *37 MAS
Hempstead(T)434s'35 '59AAO
Hempstead 434s 1935-65 MA8
Hempstead (JoFBO No 1—
6s 1935-1954
MAS
tilornell 4)48 1936 1947..FAa
Hudson RW Regulating Dlst—
434s 1936 1905
—JAJ
4.70* 1935-1905
JAJ
Huntlngton(T)4s 'ZQ-'52.J8cJ
Isllp (T)4s 1935
MAS
4s 1936-1937
MAS
6
6
6
6
6
to 3.50
4.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
...
4s Highway 1936-1940
JAJ 6 4.00 to 3.50%
5)4* Highway 1936-1940.JAJ 6 ~
^
99
100
1)4* Ret 1953 opt 1933—JaJ
100
99
1)4* Dec 16 1962 opt '22. JAD
1* Fund 1939
100
99
opt 1919.-MAS
100
104
Albuquerque 5s W W 1962JAD
99
102
4)4s 1935 I960-.-.
JAJ
102
4)4* 1935 1950
JAJ 100
Middle Rio Grande Conser70
Dlst 534s '85-7375
FAA
Secorro Co 5s 41 op '21—AAO
90
95
434s Barge Canal 1945
I34« Bonus 1935-1939
434* Bonus 1940-1949
.75
—MA8
Essex O# 4s 1935-1960—. MA8
Franklin Co 434* '35-40-MAS
Freeport 4.20 8er'35 45MAN
4.20 sewer 1946-1960-MAN
4k's 1935-1951
MAN
4.40s 1935-1950
MAN
—MAS
134 s Highway 1903
I34« Canal 1904
134* Canal 1905
134* Highway 1965
2.00
—
4)4s
4s 1945-1953
90
80
5s Jan A Mar 11936-1945....
5s Jan A Mar 1646-1970
to 3.80
3.85
4.10
4.10
4.10
60
—
434s 1937-1946
,
to 3.80
6 3.85
6 3.85
Arlington
6s Water 1935
3.00
MAN
NSW MEXICO
to 3.80
FAA'&
MAS 6
1935-1958
Water 1935 *45—AAO 6
75
Erie Co 434s 1936
JAD 6 1.25
434* 1936-1938
JAD 6 1.50
434S 1939-1959
JAD 6 2.75
6 3.90
6 3 90
6 4.40
4.4*
r:f-
MAS* o 1.25 to 1.75
MAS b 2.25 to 2 75
MAS 6—__
2.85
Elmlra—4s 1935
3.00
-.JAJ
1935-1950--
1935-1937
3.00
99
100
434* 1935-1966
—AAO 6 3.60 %
West New tfork 5S 1936.-MAS
85
I—
West Orange (T) 6s *38- MAS 6 4%
534s
394* 1939-1949
-
3.00
4s
4s 1938-1946
4s 1947-1954
East Chester—
3.00
Westfleld fa June 15*35 -'60 J A D
Morrlstown 434*
MAN
4s 1937-1940
MAN
MAN
4s 1941-1969
Newark-434* 1944
FAA
6s 1935
MAS
6s 1936-1972
MAS
634*Oct 15 '35to *59 AA015
5s 1935-1958
--JAJ
434* 1935-1969
MASlo
434* Dock 1959
FAA
434* Apr 15 *35-'01-AAO15
434* School Dec 1 '45-JAD
4s Sch House 1959 opt 1949
4s Pa* Val Sew*81 op'Sl JAD
4* 1935
JAD
4s 1930-37
JAD
4s 1938-42.
JAD
4s 1943-70
JAD
834s Track Elev 1954 FAA
New Brunswlck434*35-57FAA
434* Sch A Wat '3&-*69 JAD
4348 1935-1907
JAD
3 00
Ventuor city—
5 )4s Mun Bldg *35-58-AAO
Vtneland (Boro)—
Mentclalr
4s 1935-1936
3.00
Township Sch Dlst—
4)4s 1935 1968
100;
4H? RdARdg *35-'51FAAl5
9834
434" Sch 1941-AAO 6 3.50
434* High Sch Bldg '44-JAD 6 3.50
Morris Co—4s '35 opt '96-JAJ 6 3.40
434s 1942 opt 1922.
JAJ 6 3.40
To
Net.
4*»
6s March
AAO 6 3.40
JAJ 6 3.40
Ask
-350
6s
to 3.25
JAD16 b 3.35
Bid.
Allegany Co 434s'35-'3B MAS 6
3.50 Amsterdam 5s Wat
MAS
1935 37-. 6
.75
3.50 Blnghamton—4f 1936--.FAA 6
1935 1969
JAD
.50
3.50
434s Oct 1 1935-71
4J4s 1935-1967
JAD
var. 6
.50
3.50
4)4* [1935 1963-8)4a Bridge iw«5
FAA 6
JAD
SummltU^M Son 1941
Brooklyn
..FAA 6 3.60 to 4.25
JAJ 6 3.00
8 4s gold 1936
4 He Imp A Sch'35-'38-JAD 6 3.60 to4.25 '
.JAJ 6 3.00
Buffalo 634» 1944
4 He Imp A Sch '39-'60_JAD 6 3.60 to 4.25
JAD15 6 3.60
Sussex Co 4)4s '37-'44—MAS
5s 1935-1950
MAN 6 1.00
4s Impt 1935-1955
434sJune 15 1904—JAD15 6 3.50
-MAN
Teaneck iTwp)
100 H
98
434s 1935 1908
'35 38JAD 6 1.00
5%
Tenafly 4)4* 1935-1903-FAA
434* 1935 1938
JAJ 6 1.00
6.75
Trenton 54" 1935-1951-AAO
434s 1938-1967
AAO 6 2.75
3.75
5s School 1935
18 1935-1948
AAO
AAO 6
.75
3.75
5s School 1936-1937—AAO
4s June 15 I960
JAD 6 3.50
3.75
iB 1935-1958
5s School 1938-1939---AAO
—JAJ 6
.75
3.75
5s School 1940-1965—AAO
4)4* Water 1935
MAS 6
3.75
4)4* Water 1943
434*1935-1904.
—.AAO
..MAN 6 1.00
375 Columbia Co 434* 1935-.AAO 6 1.25
4Hs 1935-1939
FAA
3.75
4)4s 1940-1966
FAA
4)4s 1936-1959 ..—.AAO 6 1.50
3.75 Corning 6)4* 1935 "00—MAS 6 1.00
4)4* 1935-1960—
FAA
3.75 Cortland Co 4)4* '35-'51-JAJ 6 1.00
4s City Hall 1939
JAD
Onion City 4)4s '35 *04—JAD
Delaware Co 4.20s'35-'52 AAO.6 1.00
90
Uulon Co 4)4* 1937—.
3.00 Dutchess Co—
-MAS
ioo
4, 1MM7."".
Mercer Co—
; v-'
or
Bonds.
.
80
75
Long Branch 6a 1948
**£[
4s June 1 1935Lyndhurst 6s 1935-1957-JAJ
5%
5%
5%
Yield Basis
Net.
0s 1935-1962
'
.
to 4.25
]0
.
4"50 %
to 4.50
FAA 6 4.40
1949
4.15 %
to 4.05 %
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
9eu Orange—4s *35 ta '44-JAJ
4 Mb road A bldg 36- 46 JAJ
Irvington 5s School 63—JAD
4H« 1935 1939
4H» 1940-1959----J4;D
Jersey City 5 4« 1942-63. A AO
6s Aug 1 1935FAA
of Issue.
To
or
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
the month preceding the date
Yield Basts
To
or
%50
S
to
5)4* 1935-1941
AAO
434s School 1962-73—MAN
4s Sewerage 1950-55—MAN
6s Jan 2 1931
.JAJ
Nassau Co—5s '35-'89--MAN
5)4* 1937
MAS 15
4)4s 1935
AAO
434s 1935-1944
AAO
434i 1935-1946
MAS
4s 1935-1939
.—MAN
31944-1950—;
JAJ
3kr 1951-1901
JAJ
Newburgh
4 Wat Imp 1942-62
JAJ
4)4* Was Imp 1935-41-JAJ
New Rochelle 6a *85-'5u MAN
4)4» 1935-1930
MAN
4Hs 1937-1944
MAN
4)48 1946-1965
.MAN
434* 1935-1903
MAN
to 3.90
3.60
to 3.90
b 4.10
6 4.10
b 4.10
b 4.10
to 3.90
b 3.75
to 3.50
b 3.75
6 3.00
b 3.90
b 3.90
b 3.75
to 3.50
b 3.60
b 3.60
to 3.50
6 3.50
to 3.25
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 2.75
to 3.70
to 3.70
to 3.60
to 3.50
& 3.60
b 4.50
to 3.30
b 3.50
6 4.00
to
b 4.25
b 4.25
to 4.25
3%
to 3.75
to
to
4%
4%
%
Quotations for all securities
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
are as near as
Schenec Oo 414®
Jan25'30 JAJ 25
104
10494
5s Dec 15
6s Oorp stk Jan25'37 JAJ 25
107
5s Dec 15
6s Oorp stk
4 fis June 1066..
108 fi
4 fis
,
108>i
107..
10714
10914
10914
10814
107 %
109
108
109
4 fis
4lie
Ilia
ifis
a
ilis
JAD
1963
MJtS
May 1957
MAN
Not 1957
MAN
Oorp stock 1967 —TAJ
Oorp stk 1971...JAD16
Oorp stk 1935 ..—JAD
109H
100
J&J 10614
s Sch A Vm '35 '89-JAD 6 1.00
101 fi
s 1960 opt 1930.. .-MAS
[■ 1960
MAS 105 H
s Mar 1 1962
MAS 1059*
[■ Mar 1 1984
MAS 10594
Jan.
in
1 1977
(s April 1935
10594
10614
s
_Jb
4l Not 195S
4s May 1959
4s 1935-1937
MAN
MAN
MAN
81is g exempt 1941—MAN
exempt 1942....MAN
R T 1948-1950.-MAN
g exempt 1952..MAN
li
10714
to 3.10
%
10294
10614
10614
10614
6s
6^.25
10614
10614
10394
10394
to 3.90
10394
b
.50
98
99
1955—..MAN
8 lis stock Apr 1 1954-AAO
Niag Falls—5lie *41-'48 MAN
4.16s Sewer 1965-70-MAN
4.10% Sewer 1936-60 -JAJ
ilis Wat Mayl'4l-'4I MAN
4lis Sew '39-*46 reg—MAN
98
99
g
exempt
8.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-MAN
8 lis 1942-1945
MAN
8s May 1 1935
..MAN
NIagFalls8 D-4 !isl935-.FAA
4 lis 1936-1960—*FAA
No Hempstead S D No 7—
41is 1935 1942
JAD
North Tarry town—
4fis Water 1935-45.—AAO
4lis Water 1946-64—AAO
4 lis 1947-72
JAJ
Oneida—4s Water '40 '45-JAJ
4lis Water 1930-89.. -JAJ
Onondaga Oo-4fis '35 47AAO
3.70s 1935-1951
AAO
Ontario Oo 4« 35 *51--MAN
98
99
3.35
3.35
3.25
to 3.10
to 3.10
to
3%
3.30
to 3.05
3.35
to
to
b 3.35
to
b 3.75
4.40
4.75
5lis highway
1935-1942
4 lis 1942
4 ^s 1935 1953
to 2.50
to 2.40
to 2.65
to 2.40
to 2.80
to 3.75
4%
3 lis 1952-1980
3 lis 1935-1945
6 2.80
to 2.60
6 3.75
to 3.50
104
11094
10114
FAA 6 3.50
6 2.50
6 3.25
lb
to 3.40
6 3.10
6 2.50
6 2.25
2%
3%
to 2.9C
to 150
to
4s
6s 1935-1938
to
6 3.00
4.15s
1935-1939
1940-1960
3.85
4.00
4.00
4.25
4.50
6 4.00
bo 4.60
6 4 00
to 4.50
6 4.00
to 4.25
:o
%
4.00
4.25
to 4.25
64.10 to
725
%00
%
to 4.10
?10
6 3.90
JAJ 6 3.90
6 3.90
6 3.90
to
is 1935-193Q
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.50
to 1941-1954..
6 3.90
to 3.35
to 3.35
to 4%
is 1907-1968
Ashevllle—
6 3.90
6 4.25
6"1.00
to
6 1.00
to 3.10
6s 1936-1909
5 lis 1936-1957
3.50
JAD 6 2.00
AAO 6 1.50
AAO
to
to 3.10
to 2.50
3?00
to
6 0.00
AAO / 33
Buncombe Oo 5s'35-'40
to 5.25
6 5.75
to 5.25
80
80
85 •/:
85
80
85
/ 28
JAD
42
47
42
/ 42
47
.
S
47
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.60
6 3.90
to 3.60
6 3.90
to 3.60
6 3.90
to 3.60
to
6 4.60
6 4.60
to 4.35
...JAJ
6 4.60
to 4.35
6 4.15
6 4.15
to 3 90
102
99
»uiou
are
to 3 90
to 3 90
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.60
to 3.60
6 3.90
6 4.20
to 3.60
6 4.20
to 4.80
6 4.20
to 4.80
6 4.20
100 fi
103
102
100
05
to 4.30
%
93
AAC
90
88
AAO
88
90
MAS
A&O
88
88
90
AAO
♦Ifis 1935-1937
♦4 fis 1938-1956
AAO
*Aj
AAO
90
90
90
90
87
97
93
Ashland *5 fis 1935-44-AAO 6 4.20
Canton—*5s Sew 1963—MAS 6 4.30
•5fis Fund 1935-37—JAD 6 3.50
•6s Water 1944-1959—AAO 6 4.20
•Canton 8 D 6s 1954—.AAO? 6 4.20
•4f4s Dec 5 1939-42—JAD 6 4.20
•4.40s I960
6 4.20
Cincinnati—»5 lis
1941-MAS 6 3.00
•5fis Imp Feb '40. *51 FAA 6 3.10
•5s July 11905
JAJ 6 3.30
•4fis July 1943
JAJ 6 3.00
•4fis Sewer 1955
AA( 6 3.10
•4fis Sew Sept 3 '37.MA83 6 2.50
4s
1935-1956
—MAS 6 3.00
3.65s g Feb 1937
FAA 6 2.50
3fis Water *45 rp '25—FAA
100
3s
93
88
87
4s Water Works f942—AAO
•Allan Oo 5fis 1935 '50.AAO
Water
1939 op '19.FAA 6 2.50
Oinc S D4f£s 1935-1962.MAS 6 3.00
4s 1936 opt 1900
.MAS
100
3 fis 1940 opt 1912—AAO
100
Cleveland *5fis 1940-70.JAD 6 4 80
90
99
97
to
4%
to 4.10
to 3.20
to
4%
to 4.10
to
%
4%
to 4.10
to 2 80
to 2.90
to 3.10
to 2 80
to 2.90
to
2%
to 2 80
to
2%
101
to
2%
to 2.80
101
101
to 4.60
to 4 60
W W 1930-1908—JAD 6 3.60
AAO
99
AAO 6 4.50
•4fisGrad Oros '35-*54 AAO 6 4.50
to 3.40
*4fis March 194u
MAS 6 4.40
•4fis Fire Dep '35 '65. AAO 6 4.40
Ifis Olark Av Bdg '42-AAO 6 4.40
to 4.20
....
jfis Park 1938
•4
fis 1935
•4 fis 1930-1950
•4s
1935-1955
♦3«s 1935-.1950
100 fi
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.15
99 fi
100 fi
MAS 6 4.30 to 4.15
AAO
97
99
AAO 6 4.30
MAS
AAO
95
97
Cleveland 8 JLi—
♦6s 1935—.—
JAD
Cleveland Heights S D—
„
^08 1935 1959
Columbus
99 fi
to 4.40
6 4.10
6 3.50
to 3.30
6 3.50
to 3.30
6 3.50
to 3.30
6 3.50
to 3.30
4« Wat W *45 opt *20—MA8
Columbus
^
100
S D—
*5s
100 fi
AAO 6 4.60
*68 1949-57—MAS
•4fis 1935-1935
MAS
•4fis 1936-1938
MAS
♦4 Vis 1935-19534fis 1936-1955 »-a
FAA
1943-1952
J&D19 6 3.70
OuyahogaOo *0s '35-*39.AAO 6 5.70
•5s 1936-1939—
AAO
97
•4 fis 1935
AAO
96
•4 fis 1936-1944
AAO
96
*lfi 1935-1943
AAO
95
♦ifis Road 1935-1930. AAO
95
♦tfis Road 1937-1938. AAO
95
♦4fis Road 1939-1941.AAO
94
4> 1935-1941
AAO
94
to 3.80
101
to 3.50
to 5.50
99
98
98
97
97
to 4.80
to 4.80
6 4.20
97
97
97
to 4.80
6 4.20
to 4.80
th«UaJS i™U.f.w'r.:,b/.!e.;,™Dameut 1,0 1116 Constitution or Ohio, adopted
suhlect to taxation.
1913 by municipalities in that State
4.35
to 4.35
(See footnote *)
.
6 3.90
35
6 4.60
•4HS1940-1962
38
38
38
38
ilis Funding 1939...MA8
6s Bridge 1935-37
AAO
Charlotte 614a '35-'48—MAN
4148 1935-1970
MAN
4 lis 1935
MAN
4 lis 1930-1941
MAN
4 lis 1942-1940
MAN
4lis 1947-1955
MAN
4 lis 1950-1979
MAN
Durham 414s 1935-1940..JAJ
4lis 1942 to 1900
5s Water 1936 to 1945.JAJ
Durham County—
4 lis 1935-1937
JAD
414s 1938-1939
JAD
4 lis 1940-1951
JAD
to 5.25
6 5.75
•4 fis 1935-1939
to 3.35
38
....
to
6 3.90
38
,
/Flat price.
to
—JAJ / 33
4 lis 1935-1902
3%
3.50 %
3.50
to
........JAJ / 33
5148 Street 1936
FAA / 33
5 lis 1935-1909
MAS / 33
4 «s 1935-1905
MAN / 33
3~25 %
3JOO
6 1.00
to 5.25
to 5.25
•4 fis 1936-1955
•4 fis 1935-1946
to 3.35
to 3.25
to
6 3.90
—
4.75
6 6.00
•6 fis 1938-1951
•4 fis 1935-1947
3.35
3.35
3.35
3.35
3.35
3.35
to 3.65
to
FAA
to
3.75
6 6.00
♦5s 1936-1940
6 4.00
to 2.60
to
to 4.75
Akron 6s 1935-1940——AAO
92
•5s Water 1935-1953—AAO 6 4.50
•6 fis 1936-1937
—..JAJ
90
•5s 1935
6 3.85
6 3.50
to 2.25
6 1.50
6 2.00
to 4.75
5.25
6 5.25
...
AAO
5s
to 2 .70
6 2.75
6 2.90
4s Oct 151935-1944 .AA015 6 "2.00" to 3%
6 Basis.
after Jan. 1
4 00
July 1901.
4 Vis 1936-1902
llio 1935
Ilis 1936-1939
ilis 1940-1954
ilis 1967-1968
is 1935
6 2.90
to
5.25
♦6s
Schenectady—
4.15s
OHIO
*
NORTH CAROLINA
Rockland Oo—
4lis '35-'38 (reg)
FAA15
4 lis 1935-1940
MAS
Rockvllle Centre (V)—
4.15s
1935-1952
JAD
Rome 5lis 1935-1941...AAO
Rye(V)5s Mar 10 '35-'S8 Mas
Rye A Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s
1935 1953
FAA
Saranac Lake 4.45s'36-'39FAA
Saratoga Oo 5s 1935-1941
4 lis 1935-1955
MAS
4s Sept 11945-1954
MAS
Saratoga Springs—
4lis Park 1935-40
AAO
Bcarsdala 414s 1935-45 ..JAD
6
*5fi« Pub Hall 1970—JAD 6 4 80
to 2.75
5 50
to 4.75
to 4.75
107 fi
3%
to 1.50
to
6 5.00
6 5.00
102
to 2.75
6 3.00
to 5 50
10114
lOlfi
to 1.75
6 3.25
6 2.00
6.00
b 6 00
100
3.50
FAA 6 4.00
1936-1958
to 5 50
106
3.50
3.50
3.50
6 4.00
84
6 00
5fis 1W46 A 1U40 ser O
Jol
4fis July 1951 A *55
JAJ
4fis Jan 1957
JAJ
irand Forks 6s
May '35 *38
3.90
3.75
3.75
.AAO
AAO
AAO
5H« Jan 1936-1961...AAO
6s 1935-1961
AAO
ilis July 1 1935 62...AAO
4lis Feb 1936
AAO
4lis Feb 37- 49
AAO
4lis Mar 1 *35-'50_—AAO
4 lis Feb 1935-1930—AAO
4 lis Feb 1937-1946—AAO
78
5s Farm Loan 1935
JAJ
5s Farm L'n 1940-45A'50 JAJ
J°50
">.C
6a Feb 1 1936
11094
to
3%
3.25
425
6s Feb 11940-1952
Rensselaer County—*
4lis Highway 1935-36 FAA
4lis Highway 1937-58 FAA
Rochester 6a 1936-1951 .FAA
5s 1930
FAA
5s 1937-1938
FAA
5s 1939-1902
FAA
6s 1935
MAS
4lis Pub Imp '35-*58..FAA
4 lis 1935-1959
-MAS
4s imp Sch Ao '36-'47..JAJ
to
to
?olcottilis Jly 15'35 '42JAJ
104
to 3
3.90
2.60
3.75
3.60
Yonkers—
Inland Terminal—
lis Ser E 1935to'60MAS 10914
35-'51.AAO 6 3.50
3%
JAD
JAD
3148 1946-1951
3 lis 1952-1903
84
"
NORTH DAKOTA
2~. 40
White Plains—
106 X
103
to
3.60
3.70
3.50
1940-1951
6s Feb 11937-1939
4 lis Ser D 1936to'60MAS
Holland Tunnel—
to
JAD
JAD
JAD
JAD
1935-1939
/ 78
to 2.75
3.60
Oct
JAJ
.75
JAJ 6
-JAJ 6 1.00
MAN
to 4.25
89
inston-Salem—-
to 2.75
ilis 1935-1969 (reg)..MAS
6 lis Sch 1935-1936...AAO
3.90a 1936-1954
-FAA
to 2.65
109
to 2.75
1.50
6 1.50
6 4.75
1935-1947- .MA8
1935-1958MAN I. 6 4.15
4fis July 1 1942
JAJ 64.15
4fis July I 1952
JAJ 6 4.15
4 fis 1935 1973—.-.--JAJ 6 4.15
to 2.75
1.75
to 475
4 fis
to 2.75
1.75
84
6 5.00
.
5s 1936
5s Sept
3.75
3.50
to 3.85
10094
to 2 .75
1.75
1.75
89
89
89
89
4.00
Transylvania Oounty—
1
Road A Bridge 6s 1949-50—
Wumiugton—
5s Ref A Impt 1955
AAo
4fis 1935-1962
AAO
ifisg Wat A Sew '48_i 4AC
4 fis Pub Imp 1936-1960JAJ
to 3.10
1.75
1.75
84
84.
84
84
Rutherford Oo 5s *35 '52.-JAJ
Salisbury 0s Impt '35 '35 JAJ
0«1935 1941
.—MAN
-
Ask.
to 3.75
MAfi
4fis 1948-1959.
w
to 3.10
JAD
Iy59-1964
to 3.60
4lis Ser B 1939to'53MAN
Bayonne Bridge—
4s Ser O 1938 to *53. JAJ3
to 3 10
1.50
3.90
6 4.00
6 2.85
103
1.50
1.50
JAD
JAD
4fis San Sew
36-'82—JAJ
ilis Parkway 19P2-80.JAD
4
Oo Bldg 1935-44 .AAO
4 lis '44. *45, '50 A '09 JAD
4s Oo Bldg 1935-59
Mas
4s 1935
FAA
JAJ b 8.75
Dlst
4s Ser B 1936 to '50.JAD
to 3.10
5s 1939-70
5s June 1 19*5-54
George Washington Bridge
5s Dec 15 1935-1941
4.30s 1935-1948
1935 1946
is May 1938
Westchester County—
to 3.90
105
FAA
to 3.10
1.50
1936-'53-FAA
ilis
to 3.90
4lis Ser A 1935 to'46MAS
1.50
Warsaw Union Fr 6 D No 10—
Arthur Kill Bridges—
4
MAN
.MAN
1935
3 lis
3 lis
..
3.75
4148 1935 1950
.AAO
444s Feb 16 1936-1957 4 fis 1935-1970
JAD
4 lis 1935 1906
JAJ
3 lis Water 1935 30—-JAJ
Utlca—4 lis 1935
MAN
4 lis Pub Imp 35- 45.JAJ16
4.20s 1936 1937
FAA
4.20«
1908-1949
FAA
4 15s 1935 1950
MAN
4 10fl 1935-1940
AAO
3.90s 1936 1948
FAA
4s June 1
Port Jervls 4 lis 1937-1966
Port of N Y Authority—
4.40
4.40
3 lis May 15 4A 51
Warren Oo 4 lis 1936-'50
to 3.80
to
3.90
414-
of)
6 4.00
MAN
MAN
5s Fund June 1959
JAJ
Raleigh 5s Muni Bldg '39JAJ
5« Impt June 1 1944—JAD
4fis 1935-1907
—AAO
Randolph Oo 4 lis '36-'47.FAA
„
JAJ
5s
b 2.50
b 3.00
2°30
2.50
Vis Water 1935 1950—JAJ
Tro/ 6s 1935-1940 reg.. AAO
to 3.50
b 2.65
b 2.50
to 2.25
-JAJ
3 lis May 15
1%
3%
b 4.10
b 2.75
6 2 00
6
.50
b 4.00
b 4.10
Pitt Oo 6s 1935-'30
4 Hi s 1943-1947
1935 1953-JAJ
to 3.25
Psughkeepsle 41i«1935-52JAD
4s School 1935**59
MAS
Putnam Oo 4 lis
4s 1935-1954
lOlty
Water town
Osslnlng4fi* 1935-42—MAS b 4.00
414s Water 1935 1969.AAO b 4.15
Oswego—6 lis 1935-40.-MAN b 3.50
Oyster Bay wat Dlst—
4s 1936-1950
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch
No 1 4.00s 1944-1966
J&J15
6s Ref Nov 1950
^
2.25
to 2.80
1.50
to 2.30
to 2%
7.75
to 3.10
1.00
to 2.40
to
to 3.10
3.35
3.15
to
to
1.50
-
99
to
1.00
1.50
1.00
1.50
1.50
Sewer
%
to
1.50
2.50
3.25
2.75
2.75
J&Jjf
5s Water 1935 i960
99
98
to
1.00
6 1.50
2.00
3%
J&J15
3s 1937-1940
J&J15
3s 1941-1951
JAJ15
3s 1952-1971
JAJ15
Tijonderoga S D No 6—
JAJ
4V4a July 1954-58
3 lis 1941-1951
1936 1942
99
98
6
to 3.10
to
Tf»nawanda
3.25
98
g
to 3.50
JAD15
J&J15
314s 1937-1940
99
exempt 1953.-MAN
exempt 1954..MAN
Water ex '54..MAN
g
to
6 2.00
3s 1935-1930
3 25
"98 "
b 2.00
6 2.00
2~50
6 2.00
%
10314
10314
10494
10314
10414
«N-—
to 3.75
to
19:^5'940
10714
10714
10414
10414
to 2.25
MA8
MAN
b 2.50
1935-'44--JApi6
4s June 16
3 lis 1935-1930
2.00
10214
10214
10394
10214
May 15 1935-1938-—--
*
10614
10714
10714
Forsyth Oo 4 fis ^-TO-JAD
Granville Oo 4 fis "39—MAN
Greensboro fis 1942 W..FAA
4 fis 1936-1903
JAJ
4fis 1936 1905
FAA
4t Water Works 1954—JAJ
Greenville 5s W W '58—FAA
Guilford Oounty—
4Kb 1935-1957
MAN
iigh Point 4 lis 1936'48 .JAJ
5s Wat Serv 1935 1969 JAD
Iredell Oo 5s Aug 1 '42. FAA
4 fis 1935 1939
AAO
4 fis 1940-1950.
AAO
Lincoln Oo 5s 1943 A '48-JAJ
5s Bridge 1937-1951—FAA
vtecklenburg Oo—
to 3.25
67.50
or
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
1936-!40---JAA
5 lis 1935-1900
lis 1935-1944
4.20s Dec 15 1935-71
V-
b 1.00
Ask.
435- 53-MAN
Southampton 5s '30- 43-MAN
5s 1944-71----MAN
Steuben Oo 414s '36-'37..FA4
Suffolk Oo 4fis 1935-57-AAO
3*i 1935-1951- -——f&A
Hulllvan Oo 4lis 35 *45.AAO
Syracuse 4fis
1935 Various
1.00
AAO
April 1 I960—*,-AAO
Apr 15 1972—AAOlfi
4lis Rap Tr A Wat 74 JAD
4lis Feb 15 '41-1900-FAA15
4lis Feb 15 1976.. F&A16
4lis Nov 15 1979--MAN15
4s Oct 1 1980
-AAO
4s May 1977
MAN
4s Various 1936..
MAN
4s Not 1955
MAN
4s Various 1956
MAN
4a Various May 1957.M it N
Vomers <11
'42-'58—JAJ
1935-1943
1944-1948——-
Jolvay 414s
110
100 li
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
New York City—
To
or
To
Ask.
Yield Basts
Yearly Basis
I
Yield Basis
Bid.0T
Bonds
101
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
Mar., 1935]
Sept. 3 1913. bond. is.ue,
STATE
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near
as
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
I'lelo
nasi*
Yield Basis
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Dayton—
•6 mb W W Imp 1944-J&D
•6b W W Imp 1946.. F&A
•4Mb Bdge 1935-1951. M&8
•4M» W W Imp 1940. J&L
•4Mb Bdge 1935-39- A&C
•4MB 1935 1940—
M&g
4 Ms 1941
(<61
M&S
Dayton 8 D 5Ms ;41-'0lM&8
•5h Mar 10 85-*40~m&8R
East Cleveland—
•6b St Impt 1935 -----A&O
East
6 3.90
5b Harb Dev 1935
6 3.90
4Mb Dock 1943—M&N
4Mb Oct 1935-47
A&O
4Ms 1935-1960M&N
4b Water 1937
M&N
4s Water 1936-1955
M&N
4a Water 1939-1958
J&J
6 3.80
6 3.70
6 3.80
6 3.70
6 3.70
6 3.70
6 3.70
6
•4Mb 1935 1952
M&S
6
•5s W W 1935 1946— J&J
Fostorla *5s W W '35-'40 m&S 6
99
4.60
4.20
4 30
4.00
410
3.00
2.75
1943.F&A 6
6
•4Mb Oct 1 1939.-. A&O
6 3 00
•4Mb Sewer Oct. 1 1935-'47
100
4s O H June'30 op '16. J&D
100
Ironton *4Ms W W '30.. J&i
99
Lskewood • '4M« '35 39A&O
99
•4Mb Oct 1945
A&O
Hamilton Co *4M«
.
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BONDS
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Quotations for all securities are as near as
JAJ
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Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
as near as
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
tutions they are the latest
National Banks
Slate
ALABAMA
Dec. 31
institutions
Surplus A
Dec. 31
CALIFORNIA
rv
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
National Banks
Dec. 31
Surpius A
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Birmingham—
Birm'ham Tr &
Common
Preferred
$
1
S
Per
share.
Sav
600.000 I
113,510
20,016,618
100
21,250
95,846
513,341
100
1,037,593
100
44,056,755
J 25
20
2,000,000
Ensley Bank 8c Tr Co
$
300,000
100,000
225,000
Western Tr 8c Bar Bk
175.000
Industrial Sav BankFirzt National Bk—
Long Beach
Calif First Nat Bank
Farm A Merch Tr Co
30
125,000
c
—
mm
mmmmmrn
3,500,325
None
1.849,547
2,500,000 12,698,566
7.500.000
North Birm Amer Bk
a200,000
Woodlawn-Amerlcan
National Bank—
a
uoo
72,830
100.000
100
Los
•mmmrnrn
20
21
351,232
——
Common
100
90
100
2,500,000 12,238,482
4,000,000
1.000,000
California Trust Co.
Citizens Nat Trust &
Savings Bank
Farmers 8c Mer. NatSeaboard Nat Bank-*
Common
Merchants Nat Bk—
1,000,000
Amer Nat Bk&Tr Co
350,000
1,090,027
1,130,000
70,618
16,615,074
13,431,911
100
'20
1,753,373
70
mmmmmrn
-----
731,566
5,000,000
3.000.000
74,117.831
481.981
9,022,503
300,000
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Common
24,000,000 124278274 501,885,367
Preferred
125 *20
20
750,000
500,000
J 566,692
100,000
100,000
J
..
..
154,350
Union Bk & Tr Co—
2,969,142
30,223,585
1,425,752
300.000
166,874
36,124,698
7,877,095
300,000
267,245
3,312,207
100
250,000
750,000
580,269
12,256,600
125
170,000
300,000
20,000
805.000
2,522,880
100
-——
Oakland
7
7H
Central Bkof Oakland
Farmers 8c Mer Say.
1,444,490 J7 X
15
75,453
-----
Preferred
Selmfr—
Pasadena-Fisrt N Bk
City National Bank.
People's Bk A Tr Oo_
Salma National Bank
400,000
120,000
200,000
Belma Tr 8c Sav Bank
350,000
c
157,824
14,382
204,360
153,982
2,386,449
1,039,838
1,559,238
1,419,608
100
100
Security Nat Bank..
125
249,493
N
100
re cent
100
>a
les
100
Sacramento-
Dec. 31
share
3,670,592
200,273
406,576
139,003
Valley Nat Bank—6
Common
260,000
1,240,000
Preferred
J 350,027
400,000
250.000
100
100
136,546
273,642
383,702
21,546,230
426,825
9,681.108
Per
78,968
407,317
509,754
First National Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
100
United States Nat Bk
100,000
4,891,810
1,526,448
167,800
57,073
31,157
2,439,882
667,102
300,000
200,000
205,765
6,150.911
125,000
300,000
250,000
247,354
Common........
Preferred
A
Preferred B..
5,384,288
9,000.000
1.225.000
13
mmmmm
f
mmmmm
25
1,758,087
200,156
25
19,363,193
3,686,435 100
13,793,061 100
7,332,920 120,502,144
100 "246**
8,064,942 153,410,745 1000 9,700
9,900
216,544
80
7,190,326 100
m mm m
m
474,620
c
8,394,668 194,307,560
472,965
3,965,532
10C *240
P
mmmmm
7,500,000 [5.187,500 217,404,651 1100
7,500,000
1,125
......
San Jose—
First National Bank-
600,000
500.000
757,520
144,624
8,344,964
2,423,759
100
200.000
39,704
1,154,295
25
500,000
500,000
192,342
200,000
1.000,000
461,024
870,815
3,579,934
9,062,121
100
375,000
89.797
2,071,123
10C
San Jose Nat Bank
Santa Ana—
N
o
re
cent
Commercial Nat Bk.
■a
les
First National Bk—
25
:■
''
9,449,929 /100
1100
N
O
re cent
sa
les
StocktonFirst National BankStockton 8 8c L Bank
Union Safe Deposit
Bank ...........
•
50,000 1
50,000
200,000
21,722
1,225,141
702,914
10,022,595
100
Sale price.
? Moated
Pine Bluff—
Nat Bank of Comm..
Common.
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
4,200,000
1,000,000
1,300,000
6,000,000
6.000.000
1.000.000
*
20
100 *147
50,000,000 47,164,341 978,332,802
Preferred
share.
4,326,504 160,362,052
6,644,784 97,266,697
None
30,000
100
9,197,959
Nat'l Bank-
Preferred
W B Worthen Co—
eoo.nnn
........
Twin City Savs Bk—
Union Nat Bank—
Common
500,000
Common..
Preferred
Little Bock—
Commercial NatT Bk
Peoples
2,526,598
6,070,434
7,899,786
les
125
125
68,482
24,480
Common
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Nom inal.
fort Smith—
Olty National Bank
cent
100
250,000
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Oo__.
7,460,470
5,706,173
ARKANSAS
N 0
re
sa
100
100
1.500.000
Yokohama 8pecie Bk
American Tr CoNational Banks
Dec. 31
100
Common...—.,.
Preferred.....
Security Tr & Say Bk
8c Savs Assoc
Bank of America
Tucson—
Oonsolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk & Tr
2,342,439
San FranciscoAnglo California
National Bank
15,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A._
8,500.000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300 000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
Phoenix—
300,000
500.000
250,000
55,812
San Diego Tr & 8 B
Per
118,032
150,000
First Nat T 8c 8 Bk.
Nomi nal.
250,000
145,000
436,947
98,564
57,375
49,157
San Dieg
State Institutions
Bisbee—
50.000
250.000
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank.
ARIZONA
1,000.000
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
National Ranks
Capital Nat Bank...
Citizens Bk of SacraMerchants Nat Bank
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenlx 8av Bk & Tr
78
Pasadena-
Common——...
Miners & Merch Bk_
-----
100
100
Citizens Coral Tr & 8
First Tr & Sav Bk—
35**
i00
4.146,400
mmmrnm
10
*
125
1,530,367
100
17,459,591 1734
15
*24**
J25
Common.........
500,000
Common-..
Preferred-
mmmmm
....—
100 *360
12,000.000
2,500,000
Montgomery*—
Alabama Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank—
«••••»
,125
None k oo
4,309,508 92,110,287
5,018,893 108,274,611
1,200,000 I
........
Preferred.........
tmmtmmm,m
Union Bank 8c Trust.
Dec. 31
les
Angeles-
Preferred........
mmmmm m
803.549
13,423
1,000,000
-
re cent
•a
mm
MobileFirst Nat Bank
-
Per share.
N 0
20
100
California Bank—
Common
Preferred-.;.——
Preferred.
Ask.
Nomi nat.
the FIrst'National Bank of Birmingham, Ala.
b Effective Feb. 11 1935 the
Valley Bank & Trust Co. of Phoenix, Ariz.,
changed its title to the Valley National Bank of Phoenix;
capital of new
institution consists of
c
Oct. 17 1934.
/Par $40
81,240,000 of pref. stock and $260,000 of
Hong Kong
money
Jt: All owned by the California
I Last sale price.
p
Par value 100 yen.
Bank. Los Angeles. Calif.
com.
stock.
See
j
CANADA
\Paoe
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Mar., 1935]
National Banks
v
115)
COLORADO
Dec. 31
State
Profits.
Gross
o»
Bid.
Par.
Deposits
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per
^.Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank.
Colorado Spga Nat B
Common
$
,
Wilmington—*
Preferred class A
1,436,187
1,796,971
210,000
315,041
500,000 2,374,176
1,000.000
754,648
725,235
203,175
586,922
1,000,000
1,500.000 2,554,534
690,792
672,600
4,000,000 10,249,849
^industrial Trust Go.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington
6,370,476
loo
50
25
25
100
Ask.
100
215
107
225
12
15
8ft
80
25
145
70
60
120
125
60
195
210
155
73
iOO
7,060,504
1,525,845
18,610,830
1,635,024
2,619,052
6,602,765
10,768,670
7,828^047
40,366,685
Bid.
Nomi nal. Per share.
(100
301,845
365,313
300,000
share.
1 *■'
106
38,246
100
,
300.000
National Bank.
Par.
Deposits.
$
?
.
110,490
50.000
100,000
100,000
..
Exchange Nat Bank
First
*
sf
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
r
„
Capital.
Institutions
Dec. 31
Institutions
Dec. 31
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
Surplus A
State
DELAWARE
Dec. 31
Capital.
National Banks
105
COMPANIES
1100
"'S'r' DIST.0FCOLUMBIA
DenverAmerican Nat Bk—
250,000 I
300,000
Common........
Preferred
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
354,126
34,259,304
Nomi nal.
Washington—
100
75,139
1,000,000 L
1,500,000
Preferred
1,076,818
100
50,000
Per
2,085,134
49,785,989
100,000
18,738
4,655
1,940,955
1,535,804
567,118
254,084
22,353,933
14,552,294
1,043,144
130,993
80.157
19,152,772
1,381,727
1,661,343
re cent
sa
I 50
100.DUO
U 8 National Bank_.
International Tr Oo_
50
26,053,284
1,600.000
m
,1.187.980
550,000
500.000
o
les
luo
loo
500.000
30.000
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav A Tr Co
100,000
250,000
loo.oon
1,000,000
500,000
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Nat Bank of Wash.
400.000
350.000
1.050,000
200,000
800,000
Capital Bank
Metropol Bank.
100
Nat
100
100
Common
VPreferred
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
1,214,369
4,857,991
4,325.921
1,932,838
16,421,265
4,485,939
7,423,528
2,926,015
9,406,135
2,287,198
100
100
24,420,655
share.
100
1L
100
10
20
100
100
50
100
100
100
N
Riggs National Bank
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Columbia Nat BankBank of Co mm A 8av
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Nat
31,783
127,053
481,621
174,520
365,891
268,438
678,995
95,230
500,000
169,405
1,495.703
150,000
485,000
City Bank
N
700,000
700,000
-
__
5,484,129 f 50
I 50
2,973,095 luo
Anacostia Bank..
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
'*>■
m'tg m
First National BankNational City BankUnion National Bk
-
56.932
350,000
...
«
197,933
o
re cent
Sa les
3,368,521
75,593,962
272,106
186,426
3.000,0001
6,235,734
5,554,790
38,895,459
100
100
1.500.000/
600,000
600,000
3,400,000
3,806,256
100
100
100
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
60,510
100,000 Itc
200,000
Common........
Preferred........
3,844,073
(100
Common
1100
.
....
..
15,660,838
{100
4,676,566
Too
8,906,557
19,604,558
1,000,000 11,369,199
1,000,000
1,187,358
699,476
2,000,000
1.000,000 2,009,499
.
Capital Notes
Munsey Trust Co
100
2,000,000
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
CONNECTICUT "'ST
National Banks
Institutions
.stare
FLORIDA
Dec. 31
100
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal
Per share.
Bridgeport-
Jacksonville—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1,000.000 1
1,000,000
Preferred
417,100
100.000
Common..
Bridgep't City Tr Co
2.000.000
23,546
921,892
Fairfield Trust Co.
North End Bk & Tr
200,000
131,946
Black Rock Bk & Tr
14
Per
Atlantic Nat Bank— d3.000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1.500,000
625,652
822,893
34,409,768
19,387,536
Florida Nat Bank
12
18,577.637 f 20
i 20
40
1,023,490
25
19,337,361
100
1.812,389
01.500,000
580,752
20,251,020
100,000
77,618
1,564,267
25
1,200,000
loo.oon
20.935,863
100
180,207
inr
*24*"
22
Lakeland-
......
Florida Nat Bank
25,000
125,000
25,000
Common
1st preferred.....
2nd preferred.....
West Side Bank—
(25
J
38,344
0
Miami-
947,694 uoo
First National Bank.
First Trust Co
Preferred.........
_
uoq
......
(25
}
187,545
814,458 1100
300.000
150,000
1.150.000
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
100.000
4.000.000
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
165,905
956,625
642,163
101,430
3,885,749
267,781
2,215,281
116,800
4,242,732
148,832
136,639
105,087
100.000
1,600.000
100,000
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
4.000.000
Park Street Tr Co...
Riverside Trust Co..
100,000
250.000
Slmsbury Bk A Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co—
125,000
50,000
Common........
Preferred........
50,000
500,000
200,000
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co...
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr A 8 D Co
Puritan Bk A Tr Co
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Co.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Prior preferred...
Conv preferred
(
J
43,706
925,842
232,598
117,642
100,000
25
450
100
50
90
60
22
10
12
300.000
151,441
t
3,168,698
25
6,374,592
100
N
"70"
~
170
15
25
"61"
25
17
25
595,384 / 25
1100
'
11
;
800,000
200,000
239,581
"50"
40
4,121,266
2,521,495
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk h
50,000
200,000
11,018
14,923
261,545
1,383.424
100
100
St. PetersburgFlorida Nat Bank... 0
200,000
165,266
4,230,261
25
1,250,000
1,500,000
500,000
386,286
502,424
136,387
11,163,741
12,590,120
1,327,219
100
100
West Palm Beach At¬
d
lantic Nat Bank..
100,000
Cent Farmers' Trust.
250,000
33,706
216,375
1,740,346
3,448,774
100
100
15
16
Augustine—
115
lou
100
"95 ** 105""
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank-
25
First Sav A Tr Co...
'
100
1,
329,455
59,356
82,899
33,133
190,922
20
20
40
150
160
25
20
30
100
90
45
1,978,916
630,000
West Palm Beach
100
40
5,190,058
1,202,468
5,722
1,387,405
250,000
25
50
loo
( 50
600,000
250,000
100.000
150.000
1
25
339.263
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
200,000
750.000
862,110
40
6,765,537 f 50
45
I 50
10,034,890 loo "67" "75"*
-
National Banks
100
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
Dec. 31
45
Dec. 31
[100
920,000
Bk
170,000
54,062
180,000
1.458.700
683,548
12,806,431
100
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
300.000
501,007
4,923,059
100
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Co..
325.000
300,000
287.500
2.132,045 (100
100
135
98
102
Nomi nal.
Atlanta—
Per
r
200.000
Oitls A So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
First Nat Bank
5,400,000
American Sav Bank.
120,724
2,391,667
3,921,404
311,040
62,922,923
88,448,670
540,144
25,697.731
(100
172,520
2,013,526
2,195,354
16,335,439
Common
1,000,000 I
Preferred
tlO
"I Ik
10
23 H
500,000
1,000,000
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Oo-Trust Co of Georgia. 62,000,000
1100
ion
25
3d
100
305
31o
N o
62,102
172,936
28,544
2,593,060
1,302,998
655,352
100
100
100
re cent
sa
les
•
Sale price.
t Branch of Savannah.
NorwichThames Bk A Tr
550.00C
200,000
217,256
114,226
2.931,899
1,675,703
25
100
17
95
20
100
Nov. 30 1934.
c
,
.
/
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida.
Stamford—
#
First-Stamford Nst'l
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TltleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
1.000.000
200,000
700.000
1,265,575
628,773
1,016,243
9,361,113
100
5,211,446
6,861,465
100
100
110
115
~iW 125"*
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
0
Member of the Florida National Group,
h Affiliated with the
Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
1 Oct. 17 1934.
Waterbury—
Oltii A Mfrs* Nat Bk
600,000
694,451
10,118,965
100
125
4,330,657 1 50
I 32
100
7,367,335
22
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Common......
_.
Preferred
Colonial Trust Co.
-.
Waterbury Trust Co
500,000 L
126,000
400,000
1,000,000 2,713,806
300.000
167.367
2,751,511
ion
share
100
Fulton Nat Bank—
1100
New London-
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
'
• ■
800,000 I
Winthrop Trust Co.
les
100
138,085
Clt A People's Nat Bk
St.
New Haven Bk NBA
Common
Common
85,891
cent
65
24,432,143
Preferred
Un A N Ha yen Tr Co
0
American Nat Bank.
25
9,901,193
1,828,427
1,275,068
-
2,666,741 1 20
/ 20
3.595,570 100
Pensacola—
ion
25
Preferred
Florida Bank
69,377
24
100
33,678,114
1,529,418
34,111,050
2,294,306
2,347,450
1,606,920
100.000 1
100,000
100.000
o
re
sa
First Nat Bank—
Common
855,506
Nat
363,567
62,013
195,685
First National Bank.
;•
630,000
9
30
2,278,575
6,194,072
15,597,917
1,369,374
54,663,801
•
Trademen's
400.000
Orlando—
Hartford—
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
Conn River Bkg Co
First National Bank.
•
Florida Nat Bk A Tr 0
Miami Beach First
National Bank...
165,000
100,000
Common
share
100
25
10
I Last sale.
p
r
"325" 350*"
30
In process ot reorganization,
Combined statement.
tTrust funds.
t Ex-dividend.
1
•;
BANKS
106
National Banks
•
National Banks
Cross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
750,000
Common
8,019,396 J100
512,289
170
62,922,923
2,750,144
2,391,667
118,168
tie
176
loo
1P*
82
Cross
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
100.000
300,000
100.000
First Nat'l Bank.—.
$
52,839
560,597
157,114
60ft .000
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank...
Union Nat'l Bank...
Debentures
500,000
Oitiz & So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
Nat Exchange Bank. e 400.000
Dec. 31
Strplun A
Profits.
Capital.
All
State Institutions
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Per share
L
COMPANIES
Dec. 31
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
Institution
State
GEORGIA
Dec. 31
AND
620,400
Per
$
1,078,639
5,022,350
1,334,797
shars.
100
100
100
i 4*
95
Peoria—
font Nat Bk & Tr Co
50
8,601,678
Com Mer Nat Bk&Tr
ColumbusColumbus Bk & Tr_Home Savings Bank
Merch & Mech Bank
First Nat Bk of Ool_.
5,306,258
1,586,020
1,098,339
1,972,696
1,411,196
777,011
114,000
24,509
300,600
90,979
850,000
300,000
160,000
200,000
200,000
Fourth Nat Bank
Common
N
100
100
10C
100
o
re cent
1.500,000
Preferred
100
500,000
660,000
First National Bank.
J 987,202
19,018,113 /
15
(
20
1,188.783
12,159,825
70,718
1,422,105
{ 20
66,564
706,627
100
10,635
656,823
100
20
Jefferson Tr &Sav Bk
sa les
200,000
100,000
150,000
Common
Capital notes
South Side Tr & Sa B
|
Macon—
110,000
City Bank & Tr Co..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
500,000
0
62,922,923
1,062,760
6,109,417
2.391.667
66,126
167,015
Cltli & So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
MO
133*
100
143*
100
N
Quincy—
100.000
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
10
sa
200,000
200,000
Common
Debentures
Savannah—
Cltls & So Nat Bank.
2,391.667
3,767,760
10
62,922,923
151,674
r5,000,000
143*
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Common
0300,000
300,000
700,000
Preferred.
Savannah Bk & Tr
1
111.711
2,823,330
67.778
1,211,059
{ 8
100
3
5
Mercantile Tr & 8 Bk
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
)
32,005
ent
lee
loo
5,583,951
2,321,404
5,249,493
100
168,270
7,622,796
100
95,041
3.782,154
J 50
250,108
300,000
50.000
4,733,818
421,888
399,186
1,288,551
157,191
44,982
174,159
100.000
o
2,371,879 1100
113,254
27,696
16,125
92,356
200.000
State St Bk & Tr Co.
13 SA
rec
8,582,967
100
100
"50*" "50*"
Rockford—
Citizens Bk & Tr Co
Common
200,000 1
150,000
Debentures
Illinois Natl Bk 8c Tr
Co.
Swedish-Am Nat Bk
Third Nat'l Bank
1100
200,000
250,000
500.000
LOO
100
Springfield—
National Banks
Dec. 31
First National Bank.
State Institutions
IDAHO
500.000
Common
......
^Preferred
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
First NatBk of Idaho
Common
Preferred
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Co
Per
146,048
9,945,373
100
N
709,839
21,825
500,000 \
300,000
1.235,000
20,325,347
62,721
100
sa
share.
Springfield MarlneBk
First State Tr & S Bk
*
150,000
150,000
500,000
200,000
ILLINOIS
160.000
400.000
400.000
32,181
64,804
107.369
N
100
1,292,739
2,908.626
2,063,172
200.000
Nomi nal.
Per
100,000
700.000
125,000
10,661,602
901,778
406,745
8,976,017
1,164,055
Common
500.00ft
222,664
10,008,879 / too
Preferred
650,000
re
cent
100
sa
les
Lamasco
Bank
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
1,886,243
733,364
1,849,692
3.677,972
100
100
100
250
2,035,207
/100
150
100
500,000
100,000
ehare.
325
100
100
100
125
100
225
24U
250
260
100
Old National Bank—
100
85
100
100 1300
520,306
170,891
14,188
308,555
14,324
100
147,051
loo ooo
Dec. 31
Evansville—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
o
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
57,025
16,096
304,857
253,559
160,000
300.000
Institutions
State
INDIANA
Dec. 31
Belleville-
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
too
les
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Belleville Nat Bank.
uu
Institutions
ttate
Aurora-
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
I 50
38,075
100
Dec. 31
Old Second Nat Bank
g
0
National Banks
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
j
re cent
150.000
National Banks
Dec. 31
c
Illinois Nat Bank-
Dec. 31
1100
275
Bt Clair Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred A
150,000
60,000
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
1100
State
Bank—
200,000
27,048
1,085,970
451,440
26,168,446
4,000 000
30,387
15.743
1,313,564
2,198,490
1,373,601
97.091,262
25,000.000
50.000.000
J14606219
100
Am Nat Bk & Tr Co-
Common...
Preferred.
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sat Bk
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Oont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
.....
Preferred
1,000,000
750,000
.
.
... ...
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank
(
200.000
150.000
District Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
500,000
700,000
Common
Preferred
ChicagoAetna
100,000 \
100,000
450.000
1,000.000
1100
120
130
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Dime Trust & Sav Bk
Common
331,077
11,502,073
20
320,000
500.000
210,129
10,441,045
20
40
100
80
90
824,483,600 / 33l3
1 33is
45
People's Tr & Sav Co
30,634
5,588,731
762,334
les
20
712,490
15,657
100.000
7,107,038
cent
20
928,932
200.000
Debentures
716,142
o
re
20
200,000
50,000
300,000
Gary Tr & Sav Bk..
25
N
sa
GaryGary State Bank
lot"
20
100
46
C30.406
20
820,498 /
t
IftO
30
40
13
20
too
75
85
25,000,000 U6450 506 745,277,452 1100
Preferred
25,000,000
1100
First Nat Englewood
200,00(1
756,772
6,657,163 100
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
100
200.000
28,560
3,967,487
Hamilton State Bk
2on.nnn g
25,153
774,907 100
Kaspar Am State Bk
250,000
50,000
1,063,000
99
102
Common
Class A preferred.
1,000,000
1,800.000
873,392
21,328,585
135
160
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank
Live Stock Exch Bk.
100.000
96,587
998,345
3,000.000
200,000
50.000
1,250,000
450.000
3,052,547
145,661
19,347
1,904,590
181,115
500,255
196,777
71,894,356
861,123
301,102
20,645,979
1,799,613
2,453,581
1,465,479
701,930
27,872,891
jlOO
1,228,111
10,877,261
160
120,123
690,488
3,910,870
20,020,269
....
50
60
20
30
Marlon Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk..
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common.........
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
.
Live Stock Nat Bank
Main State Bank
Merchants Nat Bk__
Metrop State Bank
Mld-Cltv Nat Bank
_
250,000
350,000
300,000
1,000.000
200,000
200,000
200.000
400.000
Milwaukee A v N't Bk
200,000
Mutual Nat Bkof Cb
300.000
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
500.000
500.000
National Security Bk
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
200.000
1.000.000
2,000.000
750.000
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Sears-Com State Bk.
200.000
Security Bk of Chic.
700,000
Skala State Bank.
State Bk of Clearing.
200.000
Terminal Nat Bank.
Unlv St Bkof Oblc..
200.000
120,000
Uptown State Bank.
300,000
200,000
300,000
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank
200,000
Upper Ave Bank....
Amalg.Tr A Sav Bk.
Banco dl Napol Tr.
Chic City Bk & Tr.
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
East Side Tr&Sav Bk
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
100,000
| 135,041
6,361,586
17,914,710
2,177,680
694,076
1,402,386
6,423,274
659,293
4,748,911
4,740,496
10,602,746
3,618,093
4,622,207
3,136,111
7,736,923
5,184,072
14,129
1,441,256
1,436,254
3,452,688
3,359,742
3,190,735
4,204,477
294,687
1,145,942
450,000
300.000
800.000
650.000
200,000
6,000,000
Howard Ave T&S Bk
Common
200.000 \
Capital notes
100,000
200,000
800,000
I-O Bank & Trust Co
Lake Shore Tr & S Bk
Lakevlew Tr & 8 Bk.
Mercantile Tr A Sav
Merchandise Bk A Tr
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
500.000
600,000
500,000
8,000,000
300.000
10
7,220,965
236,820
867,088
34,436
48,839
65,444
86,278
c
30,679
143,510
170,283
350,000
76,086
130.337
1,314,369
399.338
114,588
g
377,258
37,705
21,373
106,454
110,048
125,000
144,886
27,943
92.532
7
9
10
100
200
.....
100
*65"* *65*"
Common........
Debentures
Too
"56"" *60*"
Indiana Trust Co
100
100
500,000
185,000
10
10
I
10
100
100
170
100
92
200
105
100
100
176"
183"
100
100
"80"" 166""
1,500,000
1,000,000
1
100
125
110
156'
176"
466"
566"
Security Trust Co—
7""
120
Common........
50
15
100
*37*" *44*"
Preferred
Union Trust Co
1.000.000
200,000
200,000
I
3,398,213 flOO
1100
294,359
600,000
2,001,429
14,384,973
250.00)
73,173
152,164
175,061
59,993
68,083
2,232,676
2,603,428
5,461,699
2,432,147
2,095,004
100
160
100
100
25
93
100
100
30
40
25
29
32
100
LOO
100
1,000.000
35
45
100
100
70
80
......
200,000
500,000
......
55
100
60
"165
185
500,000
500,000
3,712,018 1100
96,518
272,976
(100
13,667,116
70
195~~
20
Sale price
t Branch of Savannah.
c
100
Oct. 17 1934.
d New stock.
50
10
14
10)
135
50
150
e
'
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga,
Sept. 29 1934.
60
g
45
55
{Last sale.
LOO
417
422
100
160
r
Combined statement,
x
Ex-dividend,
20
10
65
*
no
o
cent
sa
First
Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
100
100
100
re
Preferred
Terre
Haute
100
1
100
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk.
Common
100
22,375
813,837
51,649
6,391,858
1,079,224 13,161,125
275,000
11,058,598
279.339
6,874,883
8,761,387 245,204,448
217,272
5,172,205
10
100
100
N
~io""
100
100
600,000
800.000
250.000
lea
......
20
100
South Bend-
City Nat Bank
Citizens Tr 8c Sav Bk
First Bank & Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
St Joseph L & Tr Co
100
1,292,754
23,342
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
I
Fletcher Trust Co—
20
-
61,393
3,722,499
127,253
2,533,290
930,261
12,446,678
310,791
6,211,091
61,602
381,319
8,465,723 157,471,996
Indianapolis—
American Nat Bank
First National Bank
Common
National Hanks
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Burlington-
Par
Cedar RapidsMerchants Nat Bank
500.000
250.000
50,000
People's Sav Bank..
_
37,360
39,335
_
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
1,060.753
41.667
c
27,447
1,418,454
2,009,965
24,213,368
3,190,597
479.056
100
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common
20
2,674,890
3,811,512
100
20,176
1,461,528
/100
86,854
i.iqrf.688
100
16,990,742
Whitney Nat Bank..
467,348
N
o
B
Cap City State Bank
549,349
c
Ask.
3.900,177
10
6,435,145
J100
80
I
351,391
12,352,710
57,329
1,290,838
259,125
19,460,291
1,200,000
1.500,000
19,393,744
100
45
35,837,267
20
J 494,897
18
20
20
432,267
1,200,000 \
1.500,000
58,002
208,000
2.800.000 4,822,088
30,633,125
20
14
15
482,063
96,621,845
20
18
20
25
55
1.000,000
246,678
283,941
20,244,308
12,823,336
6,277,104
10P
1.000,000
950.000
20
Shreveport—
re cent
sa
250.000
650.000
100,000
150.000
A
Preferred
....
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
Preferred
Louisiana SB A T Co
1100
000.000
.....
Preferred
Bid.
100
Common
DavenportDes Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co Bk—
Common
Par.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
j 264,352
New Orleans—
American Bank A Tr Jfcl.000.000
Hibernia Natl Bk
100
90,504
151,656
Gross
Deposits.
j 101,624
300,000
300,000
Preferred..
Dec. 31
$
.
300,000
300,000
...
100
50,000
100.000
Davenport Bk A Tr.
$
JIty National Bank
Common..
50,000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
Baton Rouge—
100
100
150.000
150.000
Ooun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Common
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
50.000
100.000
First National Bank.
Ask
Bid.
Institutions
State
LOUISIANA
Dec. 31
Gross
4P
Farmers & Merch S B
National Banks
Dec. 31
Deposits
107
TRUST COMPANIES
Institutions
State
IOWA
Dec. 31
United States Bank
AND
BAMS
MAE., 1935]
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Co
les
100
25,216
10C
100
10(
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
250,000
850,000
Common..
Preferred
Iewa- Des Moines Nat
Bank &
/100
1100
National
Common..
/
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
University State Bk.
Valley Sav Bank
.....
Banks
Institutions
State
MAINE
Dec. 31
Trust Co:
Dec. 31
35,763.195 f ioc
1 000.000
689,589
3.500.000
150.000
50.000
150.000
29,889
22,396
186,001
1,693,786
2,330,020
2,915.469
385,091
25,000
6,501.532
2,488,518
166,093
157,110
319,347
132.479
25,000
10
6,246,029
5,746,255 liUO
101
7,188,636
100
4,158,629
1or
1,448,736
[>nr
Nomi nal.
100
Per
Augusta—
100
First Nat Granite Bk
300.000
250.000
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
400.000
400,000
200,000
250.000
VV oodburv Co Sav Bk
100.000
i
National Banks
Dec. 31
7,027,349
5,397,766
Merchants' Nat Bk.
1,000,000
100
200,000
234,574
914,896
8,911,091
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
7,712,685
100
600,000
2,000,000
274,801
12,589,541
600,000
Oasco BkA Tr Co...
First National Bank-
200.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
400,000
410,388
118,052
150,175
144,074
100
25
30
40
Bangor—
10C
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
J 20
1100
Portland—
Institutions
State
KANSAS
156,709
341,541
Depositors' Trust Co
Sioux CityFirst National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
share
100
1,100,000
611,425
Canal National Bank
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A 8av Bank
100
Dec. 31
60
SO
"35"
"40"
20
18
21
[ 50
400,000
30
40
100
25
7,285,597
2,313,614
3,915,992
5,193,870
40
Portland Nat Bank—
Per
American Nat Bank.
51,533
91,000
153,604
150.000
Bxcbange Nat Bank.
150,000
250.000
First National Bank.
100
1,396,710
2,465,000
5,109,758
N
425,000
850,000
150,000
Common...
Preferred A
Nomi nal.
Hutchinson—
share.
o
Preferred B
!
12,834,946
40
I
228,862
50
-
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
National hanks
Dec. 31
Kansas City—
Institutions
State
MARYLAND
Dec. 31
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
300.000 I
450.000
182,686
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank-
Common
200.000
121,592
Common
Preferred
River view State Bk.
100,000 1
100,000 J
Preferred
11,954,115 f 10
I 10
2,104,465 100
6X
9X
100
7H
10
115
Nomx nal
Per
Baltimore—
500,000
311,418
3.715.223
10
500,000 1
1,000,000
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
614,598
23,470,960
55,915
233,185
100.000
3,192,250 flOO
uoo
100
2,943,771
120
125
150
175
Common
Preferred
Calvert Bank
Canton Nat Bank..
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
150,000
100
1,978,949
2,791,065
840,000
119,671
183,082
c
150,00C
50,000
21,500
Garrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank.
100
100
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank—
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank
Central Trust Co...
Citizens State Bank.
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
276,117
230,766
7,450
68,752
200.000
Western Nat Bank..
12,476,060 \ 101
1,002,068 f
100
548,348
3,330,799 100
20,000
500,000
400,000
115.000
975,000 flOO
Colonial Trust Co—
A
w
N
50,000 1
150,000 J
Common
Preferred
Raw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
28,911
113,798
395,562
34,865
19,823
200,000
500.000
100,000
100.000
589,650
5,702,696
10,280,704
1,337,134
1,315,385
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
O
Common
re cent
UOO
50,000
Tepeka State Bank..
sa
les
tuu
10
Safe Den A Trust Co
iU"
20
80,000
300,000
4.000,000
400.000
600.000
750.000
400.000
1,250,000
1.000,000
1,000,000 11,192,407
2,000,000
3,625,985
1,500,000
166,804
600,000
2,000.000 4,145,560
30,051,134
1,154,958
632,837
1,000.000
1,000.oon
100,000
200,000
jl.754,727
30,803,018
400,000
311,192
Union National Bank
Common
18,730
91,726
100.000 I
100,000
Common
lot
Capital notes
Union Stock Yds Nat
First Nat Bank...
iO'
15,980
Common
100
...
Capital notes
lO"
Second Nat Bank...
Common
Capital notes.
■
Dec. 31
KENTUCKY
Institutions
Dec. 31 4
Farm A Mecb N Bk
Nomi nal.
Per share.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
...
Preferred
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Co
OovlngtonTrABkgCo
367,436
200.000
100
3,971,087
200.000
65,370
3,619,931 f
i
181,106
40,053
?
Common
Preferred
Fr'k Town Sav Tnst
20
25
30
18
33
32
100
25
67
u?
Preferred
re
J e 153,327
200,000 1
350,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank A Tr Co
Security Trust Go
Louisville—
Bank
c
73,000
10
sa
9
11
215
ion
45
60
U0
565
580
862,138
308,161
150.000
500.000
115.001
Citizens' Union NB.
1.000.000
2.000,000
First National Bank.
1.000.000
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr 2.000,000
300,000
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co 01,000.000
Lincoln Bank A Tr_.
1,250,000
100.000
Stock Yards Bank...
Louisville Trust Oo.
2,000,000
525.000
Unlted States Tr Co.
Fidelity A Ooluin Tr.
m
100
500,00U
35
150,000
300,000
J
95.724
30
35
30
2,596,042
100,000
200,000
125,000
75,000 1
75,000
150.000
952,783
115,473
417,651
35
101
7,769,946
1,698,151
3.780,148
20
2t
254,096
21,519
1,212,803 [
15
I
73,559
15
100
3,210,951
445,287
10
Nationu■ Binks
Dec. 31
MASSACHUSETTS
iu
istiiuiions
Dec. 31
1,814,127 1100
1100
70
100
1,100,000 f
25
245,953
110,559
2,621,256
1,658,912
2,004,529
257,692
49,897
1,298,242
258,471
84,220
772,633
98,663
11,198,699
2,901,705
1,984,058
4,318.825
60
50
60
iOu
275
300
10<
140
10
250
150
275
10
1,339,453
47,699,798 lOul f
7,487,230 lonj
31,710,850 100
10
18,102.162
100
2,106,766
100 a—
4,037,315
100
9,380,220
100
175
902,627
10
9,663,759
1.332,978 100
400
300
64
Per
BostonFirst National Bank. 44,500.000 30,067,915 575.607,436
3.000.000
5,294,662 73,550,089
Merchants' Nat Bk.
20
500,000 1
Preferred
*
340
20
48
50~
18%
104
25
18
25
101
10,251,804 J
50
27
(
50
500,000 /
355,119
31H
100
1.500,000 2,822,775 25,090,925
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank. 20,000,000 10,501,178 170,379,817
2.000.000 4,349,647 67.454,410
Second Nat Bank—
Web A Atlas N Bk
Common
nai.
share
31K
29
•
Sale price.
c
Oct. 17 1934.
e
June 30 1934.
/Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
g
200
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
Northwest Bancorporation.
h Member
of the American Bank A Trust Co. of New Orleans, La.,
bank's articles of incorporation to permit the
$1,000,000 to $2,500,000, which increase will
become effective about April 1 1935.
•
•
•
k Stockholders
305"
on
Feb. 20 1935 amended the
increase of its capital from
NewportAmerican Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank.
5H
4K
les
100
1100
1.000.000
150.000
100,000
of Commerce
10
m
207
Nomi
300.000
150,000
Common
73
cent
Citizens Bk A Tr Co.
Preferred
15"
-
50
LexingtonBank of Commerce—
Common..
14
o
10
100
4,989,076
1,424,386
52
150
31
5,896,324
100,000 1
100,000
100.000
N
200,000 I
250.000
050,000
51 y2
135
3C
Frederick—
Oomm'l Bank of Md
State
Covington—
Oitlsens' Nat Bank..
"~3X
Liberty Trust Co—
Citizens' Nat Bank
National Hanks
lo
Peoples Bank—
inn
2,163,294 f 62b
I 62b
50
750,729
59,679
100.000
Preferred.
10
10C
727,480
205,072
45
60
4,798,531
36,437
38
35
10
Union Trust Co—
lot
23,040,795
18,422,200
734,089
1,603,356
50
22.807,493
i;201,413
8,458,918
Cumberland—
Kansas State Bank..
SoutUwest Nat Bank
7
125
338,206 1 6,654,999
40,187
3,148,481
83,997
1,044,724
537,284
192,566
6,537,004 150,275,864
519,011
5,679,438
5,383,495
586,492
490,232
13,301,411
2,092,748
275,088
1,175,362 22,358,162
664,197 15,218,748
400.000
350.000
2,500,000
500,000
.....
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co...
Real Estate Tr Co..
IOi>
WichitaFirst National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank...
share
4^
Baltimore Nat Bank
.
Central Sav Bk A Tr
100.000
100,000
190.OOO
126,806
384,727
50,000
1,271,022
3,447,576
1,200,000
too
100
.
I Last sale.
100
t
Ex-dividend.
.
.
BANKS
National Bank*
Dec. 31
MASSACHUSETTS
Surplus <Jfc
Capital
Profits.
Stale
AND
TKUST
COMPANIES
institutions
National Bank«
Dec. 31
Qros*
Deposits
State
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31
Capital
Surplus <*
Profits.
Institution«
Dec. 31 f '.
Qross
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Boston-
Per
share
Detroit—
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
Boston 8 Dep & Tr.
Columbia Trust Co.,
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
State
........
Preferred
Detroit Savings Bank
Common....
Preferred—.
__
.
.
..
....
Mfrs National Bank.
Nat Bank of Detroit-
State Street Tr Co..
Union Trust Co
U S Trust Co-
Common—
Preferred
-
Common
Preferred
Bank—
Common
Day Trust Co.
Fiduciary TrustOo
New Eng Trust Oo.
Old Colony Trust Co
Pilgrim Trust Co...
...
.......
........
United Savings Bank
Common........
Preferred.
........
Winthrop Trust Co.
.
......
Bankers Trust Co...
BeverlyBeverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co.
Equitable Trust CoCommon
..
........
Class *■ A" pref...
Class "B"
pref
Detroit Trust CoCommon
Preferred
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank....
........
Highland Park Trust
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk & Tr Co.
cent
Harvard Trust Co...
les
Un Guardian Tr Oo.
Flint—
Oil Com & Savs Bk.
Genessee Co Savs Bk
Bait Cambridge
Lecbmere Nat Bank.
Nat Bank of Flint
Common
Fall RiverFall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Oo
Fall River Trust....
.... .
Grand RapidsCentral Bank
Fttohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
....
....
Preferred
Peoples Nat Bank—
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
...
Common
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces 8 D & Tr Oo
Preferred........
Haverhill—
cent
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
lee
Old Kent Bank—
Common
Preferred
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
Michigan TrustOo..
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Common.
Saginaw-
....
Saginaw State BankSecond Nat Bank &
Preferred
Park National Bank
Common
Preferred
...
Preferred
TrOo...........
........
Hadiey Falls Tr Co..
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
National Banks
MINNESOTA
Dec. 31
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
State
Institutions
Dec. 31
Union Old Lowell
National Bank....
Nomi nal.
.
Duluth—
Central Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
Common
Preferred
.
.
Per
Bank of Comm & Sav
City National Bank.
Duluth Nat Bank...
First & Amer Nat Bk
Lynn—
Common.
Preferred
Minnesota Nat Bank
.....
..... .
of Duluth....
Northern Nat BankPioneer Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Essex Trust Oo.
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Oo
Security Trust Co...
New Bedford-
Minneapolis—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred....^...
Blooming*n-Lake NB
Central Nat Bank...
Fifth No'west'n N B.
First Nat Bk& Tr Co
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Common
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
Preferred........
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk.
Peabody—
N'western Nat B & T
Warren Nat Bank
Common...
Common
Preferred
Produce State Bank.
2d Northwest State.
Third N'weet'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
....
.
..
Preferred........
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
.
.
.
... .
.
.
.
.
Naumkeag Tr Oo—
Common.
Preferred A
Preferred B.
....
.
Rochester-
..
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
.....
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
DrovExchState Bank
SpringfieldSpringfield Nat Bank
Common........
Preferred
Third Nat B&T CoCommon.. ......
...
_
.
.
.
.
.
First National Bank.
First State Bank
EmpireNatBk&TrCo
Preferred........
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Springfield
8 D & Tr.
Union Trust Co.
Midway Nat Bank—
West Springfield Tr.
Common
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
*
Sale price.
t No
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
a
!
par.
Oct. 17 1934.
6 First National Group,
Preferred
Guaranty Bk & T Oo
Worcester Co
Common
Class A
.....
Preferred
First Trust Oo
Taunton—
e
Tr Co
Includes savings deposits.
g Trust
balances.
h June 30 1934.
^
-
i Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale,
National Banks
Dec. 31
MICHIGAN
State
Institutions
n
Dec. 31
March 5 1934.
o
Nomi nal.
day CityBay City Bank
Natl Bk of Bay City.
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank...
Per
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
share,
r stock has to
s
t Affiliate of
z
be offered to board of directors.
New stock.
First,National Bank of Boston.
Ex-dividend.
snare
National Ranks
MISSISSIPPI
Dec. 31
;U-
Nationa
Institutions
State
Deposits
Per
.
665,000
45,691
300.000
Depos Gu Bk A TrCo
Jackson-State N Bk.
Meridian—
1
$
279,335
300,000
400,000
250,000
2,581,801
6,240
.
100
2,581,657
2,323,302
47,076
73,000
Mer A Farmers Bank
100
100
3,665,429
1,820,604
2,273,950
100
661,192
10,271,580
100
re cent
16,715
784,000
100
sa
652,726
8,806,710
0...
419,090
300,000
100,000
800.000
600.000
9,136,732
a—
N
.Butte-*
0
First National Bank.
cent
ea
les
Miners Bk Tr Co
Metals Bk A Tr Go. 0
:
'ti I?*"?
Helena—
50
flirtt Nat Bk A Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr G<*—
122,234
700,000
300,000
March NatBkATr Co
National Banks
230,142
Common-..
20
4,893,071
4,379,395
MISSOURI
Dec. 31
National Banks
Institutions
State
100,000
400,000
*
...
Preferred
100
6.191,967 (100
56,623
(100
State Institutions
NEBRASKA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
J
Dec. 31
Nominal
Per
Kansas CityBaltimore Bank
City Nat Bk & Tr Go
Columbia Nat Bank.
34,742
874,831
61,914
34,228
100,000
600.000
600.000
100,000
Community State Bk
600,000
200,000
2,000,000
a
500,000
100,000
200,000
Drovers' Nat Bank.. a
Bast Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk A/Tr
Common
368,608
41,164
3.290,840
c
666,631
28,978
133,355
1,184,297
13.838,264
4,228,826
644,248
11,444,413
1,143,308
113,278.155
22,639,518
684,091
2,600,066
262,648
200,000
6.325,665
100
100
190
40
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
80,000
120,000
50,000
200,000
100,000
-----
Preferred.
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Produce Exch Bank.
Common
*200,000
300,000
333,618
336,794
16,963,352
100
9,484,755
100
250,000
Preferred
111,124
850,000
300,000
* ...---
-
674,526
26,722.686
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
"80"
390"+
360
150
80
180
Common..-
200
UOO
-
40,000
::
8,715
39,336
122,033
1.021,413 J100
\100
843,067 100
20
100
195,090
10,221,886
1,250.000
1.195,000
360,176
36,600,811 (100
Common
100,000
33,198
Preferred
100,000
Live Stock Nat Bank
N
1,444,130
2,118,735
80
100
110
100
Preferred
102,476
32,061
7,510,190 62>4
780,844
100
5,136,735
100
200
900,000 L
1,350,000
505.669
23,466,711
100,000
155,449
1,252,071
10U
West Side Bk of Com
100,000
100,000
University Bank
100,000
38,481
607,264
109,980
825,611
6,842
287,609
3.168,791 127,834,690
100
Union Av Bk of Com
cent
les
45,165
*250,000
211,045
2,539,126 (100
1100
25
806.485
f 10
I 15
"Westport Ave Bank.
25,000
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
50
60
262,669
o
re
sa
Uoo
Packers' Nat Bank:
80
100
Common
150
130,
200
20
20
1,000,000
500,000
450,000
Preferred B
Omaha Nat Bank—
,
125
100
150
Omaha—
Preferred A_.—..
150
share.
7.743,862 (100
First Nat Bank—
100
City
Gate
Per
Lincoln—
Cont Nat Bank-
50
65
200,000
Capital notes
Nomi nal.
share.
75
210
67
Missouri Bk A Tr Co
Traders'
-u.
0
les
100
▼ioksburg—
First Nat A Tr Co...
Common
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
41,677
175.000
N
First National Bank.
Bid.
Par.
■
100
6,490,656
150,000
Sec Tr A 8avs Bank.
125,165
125,261
200,000
Montana Nat Bank.
re
Citizens Nat Bank.
$
Billings-
share.
5,405,607 I 30
[ 40
6,547,501 100
115,061
Gross
Deposits.
Midland Nat Bank..
150,000 V
200,000
Dec. 31
Surplus A
Profits.
Nomi nal
Jackson
Capital National BkOommon ——
Institutions
State
MONTANA
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
%
S
<
Preferred
hanks
Gross
Profits.
•
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Surplus &
Capitol,
109
TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS, AND
MAR., 1935]
550,000
100,000
300,000
Nat'IBank
Southeast State Bk..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
Common
-
Preferred
6,000,000
Commerce Trust Co
ion
150
100
125
75
100
6.504,007 (100
Uoo
1.000.000
Preferred
720.877
*1,100.000
(J 8 Nat Bank
National Banks
25,583,914
100
10.973,930
100
NEVADA
Dec. 31
"80"
100
100
Common
80
"85'
95
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
RenoFirst Nat Bk in Reno d
250.000
285,517
St. Joseph—
275,729
166,325
371,831
128,219
27,133
212,850
81,070
56,761
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank
First National Bank-
First Trust Co
First StJosSt'kYdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk
Empire Trust Co
250,000
200.000
200,000
140.000
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
8,298,449
3,401,121
7,013,540
2,800,494
3,945,433
7,004,670
1,944,080
906,914
100
100
N
100
100
re
cent
s—
sa
lee
o
NEW HAMPSHIRE s"""^!Tor"
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Manchester-*
2,541,503
100
100
2.874,712
100
4,956,741
100
5,133,738
6,132,010
100
re cent
100
sa
200.000
150,000
200.000
823,577
502,432
115,967
4,327,135
Indian Head
200.000
Nashua Trust
400.000
312,167
428,526
290,634
imoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
St. Louis—
Amer Excb Nat Bank
Nashua—
39,760
107,500
Common
Preferred
—
(20
2,072,654
'
_
Nat Bk
Co—
SecondNat of Nashua
120
415.000
Baden Bank.
1,131,138
92.500
,
100
900.000
U
N
0
les
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common.-
2,000,000
-
500,000
Preferred
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
I1
114,000
124,243
700.000
Cass Bk & Tr Co
,029.202
600.000
33,331,688 ( 20
\100
4,932,000
4,626,450
100
25
27
"45"
Common
-
10,200,000 14,365.964 189,174,164
2,000.000
[M
86,657
250.000
Preferred
- - - ~
Mew Hamp Nat Bk.
-
19
250,000 1
Common...------
100
First Nat Bank—
Preferred..
Jefferson Bk & T Co-
PortsmouthFirst National Bank-
36,114
200.000
2,909,927 (100
1100
1.056,634 100
20
200,000
Common
Jeff-Gravols
2,142,082
150,000
100,000
640.242
Capital notes A
Capital notes B
Bank
28,011
50,000
50.000
^ 28,901
4.364,171
p
156
National Banks
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Common
-
-
Preferred--—.—
Manufacturers
& T Co—Common
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk A Tr Co.Plaza Bank
733,370 r 100
Nomi nal.
uoo
(The).
.
416,926
70,774
72.773
600,000
600,000
200,000
200,000
141,370
8,289,561
3,552,266
3,100,407
2,685,445
20
10
Bankers Trust
Common. .
100
50
.
Common........
350,000
Preferred
301.224
I
500,000
425,000
-
14,310,002 (100
2,837,060
100
111,559
4,628,071
10,036,734
8,036,271
500.000
136,206
Tower Gr Bk A TrCo
800.000
United Bk A Tr Co..
1.000,000
378,728
258,681
Chippewa Trust Co.
340.000
300,000
.
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
Llndell Trust CoMerc Com B ATOo-
^ioo
Asbury
100
130
100
50
150
55
merce
100
100
no
100
100
100
85
86H
Nat'l Bank-
138,526
3,703,440
100
86
88
.000,000
500,000
200,000
500,000
^1,935,068
78,218,510
(100
95
96
52.774
161,981
Capital notes
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Northwest'n Tr Co..
WebsterGroves Tr._
—
Seacoast Trust Co. —
yf:H
(1°
I 10
1.120,671
■
(100
\ 10
N
86,206
133,346
1,415,587
2,972,704
6,155,101
1.906.055
O
re cent
les
189,419
600.000
33,486
100
4,231,159
1,208,746 ( 20
1
prf300 000
100,000 h
10
50,022
117.427
5
141,165
807,606
8,632,285
100
7,237,561
25
158,065
1,534,392
100
315,262
113.476
4,558,376
1,354,659
100
Bayouue—
Oo.„
Mechanics' Trust Co
Bayonne Trust
400,000
500,000
u
Bridgeton—
100.000
Brldgeton Nat Bank.
Oumberland Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Nat Bk.
*
20
"I5"
"ioo
"50""
-
nm
100.000 O
600.000
100,000 &
60,000
1,300,000
9,736,889
100
51,385
1,532,652
250.000
rnmmmm
20
Sale price.
The Inter-State National Bank of Kansas City, Mo., absorbed
Drovers' National Bank in Kansas City, effective Feb. 9 1935, under
100
253,346
250,000
600,000
a
c
Southern Missouri Tr
j/2278.727
Grove Bank-—— cm600,000 \
Springfield-
j/6197,709
2,115,124
Park—
6 Nov. 5
Union Nat Bank
1,342,337 (100
I 10
Asbury Park A Ocean
title of the former
Citizens' Bank
66,407
100
,050,000
350,000
Miss Val Trust Co—
Common
225,000
1,184,612
Asbur y PaNatBk A Tr
Mercantlle-Com'
J
sa
3,722,164 125,736,378
136,680
2,356,562
Common
100
350.000
,000,000
9,201
58,609
500,000
Preferred
Preferred
1,960,751
1,396.642
2.708.054
...
share
100
3,399.036
Co-
Equitable Trust Co—
2,681.307
400,000 [
300.000
----
Common
125
1UO
South Side Nat Bk—
Common..--.-..
Preferred—.
Telegraphers Nat Bk
120,000
343,550
-- -—
Guarantee /Trust
\100
72,314
644,180
400.000
Co—
Preferred
20
Sec Nat SavsATr Co
South'n Com A Sav.
Per
Atlantic City— ;
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bank
100
Feb.
institution.
'
,
/
the
the
"
1934.
11
1935.
d Owned by the
e
<
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
Member of Northwest
Bancorporation.
f Includes reserves.
Member First Bank
17 1934.
0
<
h Oct.
Stock Corp.
'
1 Last sale.
0
June 30 1933.
s
Member of the
u
Dec. 31 1933.
Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc.. Detroit. Mich,
'
BANKS
110
Vtti»»nu< Hank
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
State
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Capital;
Ask.
State
Institutions
■■:X:~Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
-V.,
Nomi nat.
Camden—
FlrstOamNatB&TOo 2,250,000
1,200,000
Camden S D & Tr Co
Merchantville
Nat'J
225,000
Bank & Trust Co
West Jersey Trust Co
825.000
East OrangeAmpere Bank & TrCo d 300,000
$
514,807
847,519
a
Per
12 J*
1,015,654
6,247,263
10
10
101,459
436,234
1,687,540
8,901,458
100
100
share.
13
12 X
25
25
115,000
560,127
500.000
Essex Co Trust Co
$ :
20,165,533
20,856,486
133*
15
10
20
15
100
"l40~~
Sav Inv & Trust Co:
Common.
300,085
1,500,000
1,374,575
...
Preferred A
Preferred B
251,090
■
19,728,480
2
f 25
? 4
25
I
$
Trenton—
$
753,999
527,637
300,000 <
237,247
200,000
48,350
1.000,000
1,077,114
5 400.000
762,365
Prospect Natl Bank.
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co—
Per
share.
100
250
275
50
15,725,181
34,804,193
2,154,851
432,670
21,080,613
19,018,156
10
12
100
mm■
100
12
18
50
85
90
60
10
12
Woodbury—
farm &
Mechanics'
Bank.
National
100.000
482,914
200,000
100.000
_
first Nat Bk & Tr Co
Voodbury Trust Co
25
$
l.ooo.ooo
5,200,000
Broad St Nat Bank.
First-Mech Nat Bk.
H'nover CapitalTrOo
Ask.
Nomi nal
395,400
2,270,321
2,733,292
1,436,911
468,618
60
45
10
50
to
mm
.......
mmmmrn
Elizabeth—
120,593
252,895
37,069
166,512
Nat'l State Bank—
700,000
500.000
Central Home Tr Co d
Elisabeth Trust Co__
1.024,298
Union Cty Tr Co—
4,933,980
14,114,043
3,367,595
2,630,460
529,767
500.000
Elixabethport BkgOo
8,313,310
300,000
Common
(4%)—
450,000
Preferred........
1,000.000
Preferred
Hoboken—
800.000
C
500.000
Seaboard Trust Co..
"30"
""so""
Vnti'iual
1,141,669
2,487,928
1,273,501
100
100
10
"5"
""~2"
33*
957,616
43,265
39,934,511
3,124,764
100
100
52
400.000
first Trust Co
1,250,000 1
273,457
28,663,237 I 25
1 30
713,413
f; 7
25
1,500,000
200,000
3.400,000
2,035,000
150,000
.
_.
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr Co.
86,266
4,123,057
1,360,943
33,282
60,168,147
23,496,680
685,386
Auburn—
9
Common
Preferred
7
51,435,349 I
5
1
2,026,097
5
25
156,695
2,333,809
100
359,415
228,489
44,548
421,041
5,609,098
250.000
200.000
600.000
200.000 t
100.000
433,181
149,205
2,387,895
1,229,983
.
396,375
2b
226,654
4,758<946
2h
9,616
300.000
250,000
6,712,129
100
102,618
5,130,189
100
200,000
500,000
6
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
H.5
Common
J 323,933
<500,000
300.000
...
Capital notes
......
American Trust Co..
Morriatown Trust Co
Bensonhurst Nat
.....
150
80
6,357,262
450
ns
date Dec.
mmmmrn
100
I 50
150
31 1 934.
1,444,700
1,755,798
1,585,600
3,124,600
2,154,700
3,243,100
5,079,500
100
8.200,000 15,323,740
2.000,000
500,000
6,053,327
99.025,940
{100
30,962,512
100
47,192,717
{ 25
1,786,560
10
500,000
Fort Greene Nat Bk
1
125
400
/100
1 80
60,100
24,089
54.000
55,900
230,300
135.300
118,200
200.000
250.000
300.000
Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank
o.
J Of
50
325""
Nat. banks Dec. 31 *34
125
25
6,520,821
1,288,994
8,087,693
Mt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Oo_.
......
9,149,128
} 352,352
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tru st Co. retur
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Co
Morriatown—
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
100
too
8,005,548 /100
1100
j 457,083
600,000
500.000
-
Common
50
12,959,276
400.000
Preferred A
Preferred B......
West Bergen Tr Oo__
1.880,547
257,510
700,000
750.000
.—
25
100
First National Bank
9
100
t
2,850.000
3,000.000
2.000,000
57,220,425
77,231,053
30,827,285
475
310
165
City National Bank:
Trust Co of N J—
Common........
100
,
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auhum Trust Co
Binghamton—
""25 ""38"" "4l"
25
2,884,505
5,021,796
2,310.000
389,138
3,500.000
3,500.000
ST Y State Nat Bank
58
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
-
Nomi na<
Per share
1,176,766
250,000
1.500,000
Ylecb & Farmers Bk.
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
18
2,225.000
Preferred-
Dec. 31
Albany—
Jersey City-
Commercial Tr N J
Institutions
State
YORK
5
First National Bank-
Bergen Trust Co
NEW
25
Franklin Nat Bank..
Common
Hnnk$
Dec. 31
f 10
25,000
504,647
584,888
u
60
25
L10
V
100,000
Columbia Trust Co..
Jefferson Trust Co..
■
100
100
10
500.000
Klngsbnro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People'* Nat Bank
1 000.000
550,000
30
100
100
"25" "35"
70
100
"55"
100
100
"48" *58""
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Newark—
600,000
884.000
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Co d
Marzano State Bk &
Tr Co.
Mt Prospect Nat Bk_
Nat Newark & Essex
150,000
225.000
79,893
21,218
Banking Co
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Co
3,000.000
500.000
1,227,222
1,002,470
37,304,892
19,688,192
Common
Preferred
Clinton Trust Co
Columbus Trust Co.
D'Auria Bk & Tr Oo.
Federal Trust Co
42,451
50,000 U
50,000
528,170
776,979
400.000
67,846
34,165
100.000
1,622.500 1,162,800
10<
872,495
850,868
29
y -
2
4
Common
32
Capital notes
Kings Co Trust Co
Common
_
West Side Trust Co.
93
1725
125
10"
40
m
10
98
Buffalo—
105
m mm m
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
10»
300
Debentures
Lincoln-E Side N Bk
1100
25
25
15
10
200,000
36,379
5,000,000
5.000.000
|4,223,512
<8.000,000
6.000,000
J6,278,121
Capital notes
Marine Trust Co:
Common
10
10
c5,500,000 15,061,566
3.000,000
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
Common
250,965 /1211,969,566
560.858
1,105,655
30,062,487
Common
""13 y* "143*
IW
193*
4,000,000 13.896,831 127,800,108 J 10
183*
7,000,000
25 "26"" "30~"
2.500.000 2.188,589 16,999,060
lUu
3,009,005
40,166
375.000
17*" 22
25
2,617,433
553,045
600,000
19
2f b 17H
7,686,100
259,520
1.075.000
,
_.
Capital notes
Fidelity Un Tr CoPreferred
Merch & Newark Tr.
Union National Bk
United States Tr Co.
88
1680
.
"
18
{<32
t
9,896,709
11,714,241
3,601,818
2,057,945
6,543,422
100
311,044
10,997,176
f"
250.000
200.000
400.000
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
100
20
342,731
224,236
306,851
1,237,50"
IthacaFirst National Bank.
1,480,203
739,360
800.00''
first Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
6>*
5X
Elmira—
Jhemung Can Tr Co
(thaca Trust Co
New Brunswick
1 —
89,707,450
151,642,586
13
9**
25
......
90
too
io5"
25
Nat'l Bank of N J—
Common
Preferred
f 25
250,000
750,000
500.000
A
Preferred
B
Jamestown—
•
235,747
9,363,920
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
\ 15
I 50
Common
Preferred-....
New BrunswTrOo
.
Common
..
200,000 1
250,000
300,000
472,489
......
Preferred.
.....
Preferred...
Hamilton Nat Bank
.
The First Nat Bank
Nat Chautauq Co Bk
Common.
f 10
2,208,989
|
126,903
5,135,218
10
30
20
I 50
I 50
}
18,527
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg.
Merchants TrUnCity
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
10
1,239,824
25,351
340,731
93,840
95.550
222,380
20
725,896
20
5,623,963
20
5,493,534
lo<
2,471,982
1,256,809 M0<
113,048
450.000
100,000
1,200.000
600.000
100,0JU
PkTr Co Weehawken h
350.000
1,677,961 M00
10
6,428,309
25
27,283,785
900,573 100
sey.
West NY
PassaicPassaic N Bk&Tr Co
People's Bk A Tr Co.
^200.000
400,000
1.000,000
145.000
1,729,038
25.575
2,750.000
1.000,000
294,108
104,384
25
20
3
6
5
10
100
"""9" *14~"
45
55
5
10
Plainfleld Nat Bank
MId-Olty Trust Co.
Plainfleld Trust Co..
State Trust Co
220.000 t
175.000
100.000
1,400.000
262,500
21,029
99,949
110,666
158,251
77,330
N
0
re cent
25
LOO
sa
les
100
tor
Paterson—
Common
>
Common
Preferred
Second Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred
Paterson Sav Inst
.
J 284,256
31,224
50,nni»
200,000
600,000
1,000,000
11,010.817 flOO
1 60
874,382 100
\
90
100
125*"
1,500,000 1
543,637
250,000
1,000,000 1,800,742
12,130,607 / 50
28
:::::
1 20
16,330,391 / 50
1 50
25
28,010,578
40
Common..
100,000
75,000
J 141,298
2,588,587 f 50
1 50
Common
Preferred
flerurity Trust Co...
U S Trust Co—
Common
Preferred.
600,000 V
600.000
1,325.000
100,000 t
650,000
9,457,112
/ 25
ll2*i
412,159
36.059
4,020,795
Kingston Trust Co..
350 000 <
450,228
100
125
35
10
20
255,070
j 386,546
13,106,212
f
100
1
50
476,719
{<50
25
20
.
T
100
719,173
69,808
1,635,846
1,145,108
3,200,507
6,542,275
N
-
New York City- Deposits N ew York Ci
are
of
Mar. 2 1935. Sur plus and pr
for National and Dec. 3119 34 for Stat
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
foundinour "Rai Iwav
Secti on. pages
650.000
Imalg Bank of N Y
30,659
Bk of the Manhat Co
Common
20.000.000 125431681
10
0
re cent
100
sa
lee
100
549,000
1.000,00"
100
ty banks are
repi
r'ed mt
ofits
of
late
Dec. 31
e
A
are
banks.
den d
City and Broo klyn
150, 151, 1 52 1 53.154
v
5,621,425 100
347.288,000
Capital notes
First National Bank
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
200,000
13.55 1
100
925,000
23
38
23 K
142
25
148
25
{100
1,279,400 026,105,000
685,406
39,033 0
131,342 v 1,899,313
39,700 v 2,298,500
207,100 v 5,519,400
500.000
Nat Bronx Bank
be
20.00 f
100
lo.ouo.uuo 89,218,068 431,896,000
1.500.000
200.00"
400.000
*34
ay
33
66 !j
45,348.000
and
ecord
21 J*
I.1.?
6,024,000
v
Common
100270000 168839363 1504479000
Preferred
50,000,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7.000.000 7,644,658 58,456,000
Dunbar Nat Bank..
500.000
234,300 v 2,078,600
Fifth Ave Bank—
500.000 13,329,588
r
rk
3,000,000
Capital notes
a
1010
1060
1745*" 1785"
100
i
25
100
100
50
"35" "40""
15
20
Sale price.
Jan. 15 1935.
6 Includes security stock,
c In process of reorganization,
c N. Y. State Banking Dept. on Jan. 30 1935 approved the plan of the
Liberty Bank of Buffalo, N. Y., to reduce its capital stock and par value
from $5,500,000, par $25 a share, to $2,200,000 of $10 par a share.
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
e Units—1 share preferred, 1 share common stock.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey City.
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
J Last sale.
600,000
750,000
3,695,331
85,288
373,847
*
"80" "85"
Citizens Trust Co—
Hamilton Trust Co—
25
60
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Preferred
150.000
150 000
Harbor State Bank..
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of Yorkvllle.
20
| 728,179
275
e
*
Common
680,000
750,000
NatUn Bk in Pat'son
Paterson Nat Bank—
250.000
Bank of Ybrktown..
Chase Nat Bank:
First National Bk—
Preferred
Halert«»n Nat Rank
200.00-
Bank of Kingston
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
_
10
4,116,115
1,387,748
874,660
16,115,769
3,251,918
:f
irst N Bkof Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
.....
25
Plainfleld—
First National Bk
\
J 228.394
20
150
25
27^773,090
3.663,284
100
3,009,333 f
j 332,477
400,000
200,000
Union Trust Co:
Common
6,550,158
367,568
10
Kingston—
25
15
Trust Co of New Jer¬
Weehawken Tr Co..
Huds Tr Co U n City
Woodcllff Trust Co.
200.000
Preferred
110
9
■
250.000
625.000
Capital notes
100.000
50.000
150.000
of Weehawken
4,973,504 J100
1100
l
North & West Hu dBon—
IstNat Bk of Un City
300,000
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Common
243,689
500.000
1,000,000
300,000
Debentures "A"__
Debentures "B"._
Peoples Nat Bk—
125
< Oct. 17 1934
i
u
Dec. 31 1933.
1 Marine Midland Corp.
v
Dec. 31 1934.
1
•
'v'
AND
BANKS
MAR.,11935]
National Hanks
Dec. 31
NEW
Capital.
State
Par
Deposits
38,273,298 1222508000 / 12*s
120
455,200 t 8,083,200
50,000,000
1,014,300
NatSafetyBk&TrCo
121*0
85,495 t 1,676,360
25
5,148,500 93,033,000
1,702,645 112,375,727
'25
1,004,917- *19,387,833
181,476 t 4,255,469 12V
1934
100
535,275
3,691,700
100
3,082,555
292,615
inn
8,082,954
1,105,463
100
6,372,754
720,487
330,000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo 8.260.000
6.000.000
Schroder Bkg Corn
1.500.000
Sterling Nat B & T.
456 250
Trade Bank o IN Y
Trust co. returns rtu te Dec. 31
1.000.000
Anglo-South Am Tr.
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
500,000
Banca Com It Tr Co
2.000,000
Peon Exchange Bank
1.000,000
Banco dl Nap Tr
Co.
Bank of Sicily Tr Go.
9,522,472
20
6.000.000 10,298,117 200,470,170
100
25,000,000 62,018,798 882,988,031
257,500 10,577,524
County Tr Co 2.722.400
10
1.800,000
444,670
20 V
8V
TVs
Bronx
Cent Han Bk&Tr Go
Common
21.000.000
__
61.512,764 738,625,248
7
'■ 20
12"
377
63
61
4V
Common---...
20.000,000
5.000,000
J48104410
476,498,916
10.000,000 12,223,690
750,000
352.469
Trust Co..
873,199
2.000.000
Trust Co
Clinton Trust Co...
Colonial
u?
100,000
61,190
2,138,124
prices
Per
share.
100
100
1,345,781
2,199,915
Chester—1st
J 385,000
475.000
35,728
4,989,185
2,700,000
2,934.690
1,860,176
545,458
{
2,340,613
98.028
23.461
5,521
102,991
{:::
6,401,170
10
-
100
'mm
mm
—
—
—
.....
------
N.
Bk & Tr Co
o
i»e—ttge Nat Bk
Tarrutoton N B&TrCo
White Plains—
Bank..
100.000
579.590
.
Oitixens
4,244,818
500,000
-
B&TrCo
Mutual Trust Co.
200,000
400.000
..
c
10
10
15
20
25
40
7
10
100
£ 40
60
100
35
45
20 i'i
.
Peoples N B & T Co:
30,466
200.000 1
200,000
500.000 1,423,699
Preferred
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First
2,501,738 f 25
8,916,470
100
300.000
Common
4.636.205
10
7,743,681
J20
25
------
.....
Natl
Bank in Yonkers..
Yonkers Nat Bank
42
40
Ask.
Bid.
v
118,024
550,000
Preferred
Pleasantville—
Chemical Bk & Tr Co
Capital notes
Oity Bank Farmers'
$
176.350
100,000 V
100,000
Common
5V
124
120
Par.
Nom.
250,000
200,000 /
Preferred
Westches Co Nat
Common
Port
368
Cross
Deposits.
Peekskill N B&TCo
8 Vs
150
"16"
Dec. 31
Peekskill—
Mt Pleas
140
'■
!
& Trust Co...
Ossining Trust Co
9X
13 V
12
Institutions
State
(Concl.)—
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
22
~20H
Bankers Trust Co:
Common
Westchester Co.
32
30
Surplus
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
BankofN Y&TrCo
Common
NEW YORK
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
N. Y. City (Concl.)
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
National Oity Bank:
77.500,000 V
Common...Preferred
YORK
111
TRUST COMPANIES
313,846
......
& Trust Co—
Common
20
45.656,182
3,528,405
6,417,647
50
"40"
25
9V
400.000
400.000
Preferred
47
J
16,302
i2°
------
UH
Continental Bk & Tr:
53,307,684
10
11V
13
Common........ 15,000,000 16,124,857 237.557,793
20
47
48
72,554
IUU
17 H
18V
3,608.859
4,000,000
Common
CornEx Bk & Tr Co
500.000
Corporation Trust Co
Empire Trust Co:
Common
Capital notes—,—
Federation lik&TrCo
.
184,795
r
3,000,000 12,421,162
2,700,000
775,180
825,000
62,588.513
7,275,596
U
Common
2,000,000
1.000.000
2,692,462
1,317.948
Common........ 90.000,000 177294720
Hellenic Bk Tr Co
1.000,000
205,259
17.217,086
11,548,934
1.260,064,445
2,651,964
100
Common
50,000,000 57,819,840 482,555,114
683,323
9,371,922
1,000.000
2,000,000
Common
1,987,760
240
255
312
317
100
Irving Trust Co:
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers Co Tr Co—
10
100
25
33.501,236
14V
15V
38
40
22
23 V
Mfrs Trust Co:
32,035,000 110297483 500,316,730
Common
25,000,000
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co:
Common
5.000,000 7,503,239 84,741,003
New York Trust Co:
334,157,758
12,500,000
Common
2,500,000
Capital notes
Title Guar & Tr CoCommon
10,000,000 18.160,355 18,006,232
3,000.000
Capital notes
226.668
4,467,962
950,000
Trust Co of Nor Am.
8,718,338
810,860
1.000,000
Underwriters Tr Go_
U S Trust Co of N Y 2.000.000 27.704,868 63,261,322
Jamaica, L. I.—
248.200
1.874,700
Jamaica Nat Bank..
J21361490
RochesterFirst Nat Bk
Tr Co
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
Capital notes
Central Trust Co—
Common
Capital notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Roch Trust & 8 D Co
1.000.000
567,085
2,000,000
3,500,000
J 517,418
600,000
1,500,000
2.750,000
1,000,000
J 134,697
716,295
3,632,946
| 20
{.??
| 20
15,310,566
Commercial Nat Bk
Union Nat Bank.,
American Trust Co..
...
Capital notes..—.
33,117.225
300,000
1.000,000
j 1,571,595
3.000,000
2,000,000
j 495,312
400,000
381,212
8,973.479
300,000 1
260,275
150,000
750,000 1,119,269
5.613.669
{100
1,041,513
12,309,236
1,288,924
1.851.521
50
50
60
100
110
125
100
100
IR1
171
180~
100
30
25
71
DurhamJltizens*
Nat
Bank
150.000
500,000
400.000
100.000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
960,868
115,136
89,207
45
75
20
25
114,000
100.000
27.337
100.000
100.000
57,825
1,359,591
318,000
282.000
215,249
7,725,148
2J0.000
WUm 8av & Tr Co.
300.000
46,108
467,311
40 "
*35
1,069,714 I 25
1100
Preferred
5H
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common
65
10
10
Security Nat Bank—
Common
1760
Preferred
10
10
N
10
12
15
17
cent
sa
25
2,216,337
6,634,271
o
re
les
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Common
400,000 L
400.000
>2
77
Preferred
100,447
Nat Bk of Wilson
-AU
82
....
453,541
100.000
........
10
17,678,158 /100
1160
25
2,548,883
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
Security Trust Co—
Common
36,086
300.000
1.200.000
Preferred
55
*26
20
Jharlotte Nat Bank
Greensboro—
4%
( 20
14.898,765
38,003,946
3,638,477
7.541,486
5,231,351
37,825,657
20
Charlotte—
102
50
J 20
223,728
368,205
387,658
1,235.897
share•
20
1,909,216
Wilmington
People's 8a v Bk & Tr
99
too 1710
25
58,474
600.000
500.000
Preferred
Mech & Farmers BkCommon
io5
100
Per
150,000
150.000
Home Savings Bank
<20
8,326,829
57.262,424
Nomi nal.
First Nat Bk & Tr..
Common
100
100
Dec. 31
Asheville—
^
.'.Mi
Fulton Trust Co—
Fiduciary Trust Co_.
Guaranty Trust Co:
NORTH CAROLINA
Common i,
-
4 090.onn
Preferred
53,183
1,253,614
60,028,041
15
10
1,365,914
100,000
100,000
Wachovia Bk &Tr
550
100
1
10
Union Trust Co:
Common
—
Capital notes.
39,509,967
{<30
VQtienat
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
Capital notes
Schenectady Tr Co..
I0t
{100
to"
13,871,563
Hanks
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 31
250
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Fargo—
300"
Dakota
Nat
50.000
Fargo National Bk
Syracuse—
1,500,000
Common..
300,000
J 732,895
12,984,330
{ 20
22
750,000
300,000
Preferred-
100
N 0
J
81,006
7,069,274
Preferred
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
7
{:
150,000 1
600,000 /
Common
24
Merch Nat B & T Co
Common--...
86.493
100
1,944,543
1,312,895
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Lincoln Nat B & TCo
Preferred
163,612
225 000
Bank..
■#
120,765
86,552
56,927
250.000
re cent
iioo
.
250.000
n
Nor & Dakota Tr Co
6,238.842 rioo
2,897,872
482,243
n
•a les
25
100
First Trust & Dep Co
1,620,000
8,000,000
Common
Capital notes
j 714,969
47,717,013
u
5
6
9
10
National Banks
Syracuse Trust Co..
Common
2,500,000
Capital notes
1,800,000
jl,518,413
<2.000.000
National City Bank
600,000
d700,000
Union Nat Bank...
dSOO.OOO
Troy Trust Co...
1,025,602
301,985
75,255
169,385
26,361,443
{ 25
OHIO
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk.
25
25
30
Ol
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common
Capital notes
ioo
Goodyear State Bk_.
1,000.000
784,650
35,159,329
4,000,000
Capital notes
52,343
2.866,922
100
...
..
600,000
200,000
8,568,704 I
20
1
388,119
N
420,440
12,383,479
First National Bank.
fioo ono
Geo D Harter Bank.
1,800,000
905,074
432,435
12,887,833
8,110.005
104,601
25
10
11
100
1,061,003
131,024
140,623
8,815,404
2,663,755
100
195
100
1,442,120
10
70
Vi7
200,000
210,000
Preferred
81,275
500,000
400.000
Common..
Atlas Nat B*nk_—.
Olnn Bk & Tr Co.
260,848
3,495,654 f 35
\ 40
Capital notes
400.000
200.000
8,554,555
550.485
633,198
11,120,692
5,415,553
340.000
4,266
165,332
83,905
393,862
1,213,450
3,107,834
1,084,729
12,979.895
too
9
10
80
120
2H
3%
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
—
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr_.
300,000
850,000
1,650.000
"■
On Feb. 8 1935 the N. Y. State Banking Dept. approved a
23
30
"45"
50"
d Capital structure
>•
;
'
,
•"
1
in process of revision.
f March 5 1934.
of liquidation.
< Controlled by Marine
n
20
20
Dec. 31 1932.
g In process
20
20
210
80
9
each.
{<25
c
1,000,000
3.000,000
500,000
reduction
value of the shares of the Mutual Trust Co. at Port
$300,000 of $100 par a share to $120,000 of $10 par
a
Westchester CoAlt. Vernon—1st N__
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
<400
100
Chester, N. Y., from
of the capital and par
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common
{100
Cincinnati—
Columbia Bk & S On
101
5,434,400
les
Oanton—
Watertown—
500.000
o
re cent
200,000
750.000
Capital notes
.
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk-
share.
100
sa
Common
|2K
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
First Nat Bank
9,332,826
Firestone Bk Tr&S B
First Citizens Bk & T
Preferred
71,362
200.000
500.000
100.000
...
Utica—
Common
Per
Akron-
25
21,961,028
7,851,518
5,327,614
3,388,899
I Last sale.
Midland Corp.
Member First Nat. Bank Stock Corp.
o
Oct. 17 1934.
s
June 30 1934.
'
.
t Dec. 31 1934.
v
New stock,
x
Ex-right®
:?■
J*
;
•;
112
BANKS
'
National Banks
State
Dec. 31
Capital.
ISurplus
Profits.
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
PENNSYLVANIA
Gross
Surplus
Deposits
Capital
Nomi nal.
Per share,
120
Cincinnati (Con,)
First National Bank.
117
Norwood-Hyde Park
Profits.
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Lincoln Nat Bank.
Northslde Bk & Tr Co
_
People's Bk & Sv Oo
Proy 8 Bk & Tr Oo.
Second Nat Bank—
Altoona—
First Nat Bank-
Bo Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Oo
Common.
Western Bk & Tr Co
Preferred........
Central Trust Oo—
Common..
Altoona Trust CoCommon........
Capital notes
Preferred
Fifth-Third-Union Tr
Common.... .
Central Trust Go...
..
Capital notes
Cleveland—
.
Common........
.
.
.
Marine Nat Bank—
...
.
—.....
First National Bank
Lawrence Park N Bk
Preferred
Clev Sav & Loan Co.
.
Erie—
Bank of Erie
Amer Sav Bank Co..
Central Un Nat Bk—
Nat Bk & Trust Co..
Security-Peoples Tr-
Lorain Str Sav & Tr.
Common
National City Bank
Common.....
Preferred-.U..-.
..
Union Trust Oo
Preferred-—..—
North Amer Bk Oo.
Cleveland Trust Co
Common.........
Capital notes.....
Union Sav & L Co..
Harrisburg—
_
Allison-East End Tr.
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co....
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrlsburg Trust Co
Columbus—
Brunson Bk & Tr Oo
City Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Columbus Saving Bk
Lancaster—
Conestoga Nat Bk_.
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
Huntington Nat Bk.
Fulton Nat Bank—
Market Exch BankNorthern Sav Bk...
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Farmers' Bk&Tr Co
Ohio National Bk
Dayton—
/Common..i......
Preferred
Merch N B & T CoCommon
—-
Northern Bk & Tr Co
Preferred
Third N B & Tr Co..
Philadelphia—
Winters Natl Bk—
Common
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
....i.i.
Preferred
Toledo-
City National Bank.
...
Corn Exch Nat Bank
& Trust Co......
Commerce Guard Bk
Common
Erie National Bank.
First National Bank.
Capital notes..
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Common
.
_
_
.
.
.
.
GImbel Bros Bk & Tr
Kensington Nat Bk.
.
Market St Nat Bk..
Preferred........
NatBkofOer&TrOo
Spitaer-R T & S Bk.
Ohio Citizens Tr Co.
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Common
......
Toledo Trust Oo—
Preferred
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Common....—.
Capital notes
Northeast Nat
Youngstown—
Common.
.
......
Preferred
Capital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav & Tr.
Philadelphia Nat Bk
Roosevelt Bank..
Second Nat Bank—
Common
Union Nat Bank....
City Tr & Sav Bk—
Common—
Capital notes,)
_. ..
Bank
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Dollar Sav & Tr CoCommon—
Preferred.
..
.......
South Phila Nat Bk-
Oommon
.......
.
Preferred
±
Tioga Nat Bk & TrOo
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
...
National Banns
Dec. 31
.
.
.
Bank A Trust Co_
OKLAHOMA
State
Institutions
Wyoming Bk & Tr_.
Dec. 31
Banca Com It Tr Co.
Broad Street Trust..
Nomi nal.
Guthrie—
Per
First National Bank.
First State Bank
share
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Fidelity-Phlla Tr Oo
finance Co of Pa
Frankford Trust Co.
Germantown Tr Co.
McAlester—
Girard Trust Oo
Industrial Trust Co.
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of Mca
Integrity Trust CoCommon
Muskogee—
1st
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
Common
.
Ninth Bank & Tr Oo
....
Preferred—.
preferred
2d preferred
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Mitten Bk & Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
-
Oklahoma City-
Penn Oo for Insur on
Lives & Grant Ann
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common...
Tr & Safe Dep Oo.
Penn W'h'g & S D Co
Provident Trust
Preferred.
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Real Est Tr Co
Real EstL'nd T&TCo
_
Common........
Preferred.
Security Bk & Tr Co.
Common.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Tulsa
...
First Nat Bk &Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Common.
Preferred
Nat Bk of Oora'erce.
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Preferred
PittsburghAllegheny Valley Bk.
Araenal Bank.
Common
Preferred
.
...
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank.
City Dep Bk & Tr Oo
National Banks
Dec. 31
OREGON
State
Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Eugene—
First
Per
National Bank
share
c
Member of the BancOhto Corp;
United States N Bk.
1
Portland—
,
First National Bank.
Portland Tr & Sav Bk
United
Bk
States
Nat'l
——-—
Institutions
31
Dec
Gross
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Allentown—
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Bk & Tr Oo
A
State
V
In
process of reorganization
Per
share,
140
145
40
45
20
150
16
Dec. 31
NatiDei!zink9 SOUTH CAROLINAStatejlnstituti0ns
mogniBanu PENNSYLVANIA
Surplus
Pittsburgh
'
<Concluded.)
f
Farmers Deposit
Nat
6,000.000
6.000.000
300.000
650.000
First National Bank.
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Homewood Bank at
Deposits.
200.000
100.000
84,747
419,403
Mellon Nat Bank....
Miners A Merch Bk.
South Caro Nat Bk—
Preferred.
,
,
50——
125,000 V
125,000
Preferred....
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
-
Greenville—
......
First National Bank
—-
Peoples Nat Bank...
1,153,751 i 25
48,213
/
7,577,272
25,336,637
27,711,669
2,789,468
50
100
10C
50
10C
100
100
50
100
749,583
7,069,196
1,562,560
1,838,648
105,539
27,651,090
14,443,084
1,802,303
1,098,714
8,779,943
301,406
13,987,332
108,630
664,805
43
130
- —
92
1,885,222
1,812,128
50
76,960,117
20
/ 20
share
20M
500,000 1
406,683
4,657,944
750,000 J
150,000
187,878
857,937
125,000
322,344
1,564,868
1,500.000 70,922,201 203,928,395
500.000 1,255,541
4,981,285
200,000
143,241
1,507,276
125.000
116,844
1,419,878
Per
Sioux Falls—
45
Citizens Nat Bk & Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk A Tr.
Security Nat'l B A Tr
;
Preferred-South Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Washington Tr Oo„
West End Bank
William PennTr Co.
Workingman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
1,519,321
100.000
\%} ----100 6000
50
=><
Preferred...
507,932
Preferred
2,699,640
1.170.300
Co..
«
170,230
Knoxville—
Uoum ) Bk & Tr <Jo
10
TamntonNationamk
Preferred.Green Kldge Bank
North ScrantBk&Tr
Bank—
Memphis—
Nat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
25
50
2,155,609
934,944
200.000 V
300,000 /
107,635
759,784
4,202,072
NashvilleAmerican Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
175
25
Third Nat B & T Co-
1,000,000 \
300,000 /
Common
Preferred........
West Side Bank—.
601,054
/
385,317
250.000
14.853,686 / 25
I 25
2,463,629
77,775
250.000 1
200,000 /
Preferred
......
*5
1 25
300,000
800,000
Common
Preferred
1,788,141 / 25
Wllkes-Barre—
3,000,000
4,000,000
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
Penna Trust Co—
Common
3,500,000
Bank A Trust Co.
(50..
2,059,538
400,000
Common
Preferred....
,
1.000,000
1,000,000
50.000
FlrBt National Bank.
/ 25
\ 25
745,862
50
Scranton Nat Bk—
South 8ide Bk A Tr.
1,000,000
26
916,406
o
First Nat Bank?—
Common
*00 OHO
Park National Bank.
18
74,981,674
200.000
R. Scranton State Bk
35,000
2u0 000
Bank of Knxoville
45*
10
12,899,278
5.000,000 13,069,799
1,500,000 J
.
200.000
143,509
500,000
242,783
200.000
91,073
Hamilton Nat Bank.
6
I 15
^
300.000
200
250,000
400,000
2.000.000
Common
t
1,326,974^ 12,141,284
317,305
2,805,523
1.500.0(H)
Berks Co Trust Co..
City Bank & Tr Co..
shore
190
625.000
<
Commercial Nat Bk:
240
/ 10
4,719,949
Per
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr & Bkg Co
-----
50
8,949.995
Nomi nal.
68
um,
,
1,000,000 \
500,000 /
Institutions
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
aOU
Beading—
Common...
State
National Hank*
1100
Union Nat Bank:
Third National Bank a
......
500,000
1,000,000
600,000
'
1,306,657
750,000
First National Bank.
100
8,506,859
225
Hanover Bk & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Miners Nat Bank
17
Nomi nal.
68
387,865
Provident Trust Co.
Providence
SOUTH DAKOTA3'0" Oct.
Dec. 31
...... .
26
398,8 04
Common
Reading Trust
Scranton—
Institutions
National Hants
79
60
50
50
250,000
..
Preferred.
— --..
6.000.00011,767,479
Manchester
Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
People's—Pittsburgh
Tr Co
Potter Title & Tr Co
Com! Nat Bank—
Common
876,435
379,112
3,225,200
3,966,131
378,997
700,000
Union National Bank
2,000.000
Union Savings Bank. ,1.000.000
Western 8 & D Bank
500.000
Allegheny Trust Co.
700.000
Colonial Trust Co.._
2,600.000
Com'wealth Trust Co
1,500,000
Dormont 8 & T Co.
125.000
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1.320.000
Fidelity Trust Co
2.000.000
HazlewoodBk ofPitts
200,000
Hill Top Bank
200.000
Spartanburg—
25.
I
106,680
200,00
__
—
„
Common...
...
Columbia-
1UU
Nat Bank of America
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank-
Per
Common ........
200,000 1
103,447 r 2,262,887 J. 50
200,000 j
1-60
7.600,000 18,424,103 243,346,104
101
......
!
100
3.767,986
Ask.
Bia.
Par
Charleston—
6<
,
Oommon........
'
180
160
Grose
Deposits.
Citizens A Sou Bank
Carolina Sav Bank..
■
iOC
100
100
1,288,365
172.700
Pittsburgh
Keystone Nat Bk—
Preferred
Id)
Capital.
Nomi
Nomi
Per i
$
46,748,910
72,677,157
75,749,732
6,036,318
2,868,033
1,071,970
;
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Ask.
Bid.
Par
;Vy-yy
$
4,546,336
8,918,145
5,321,757
445,194
136,291
970,098
y
Dollar Savings Bank d
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
A
Profits.
Capital.
113
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
AIar., 1935]
—
Becona Nat Bank...
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank-
250.000 *
213,022
250,000 /
2.500.000 5,371,229
l.OOU.OOU
3,017,439
500.000
970,224
500.000
892,450
National Banks
1,052,461 / 50
I 50
50
100
25
50
23,057,501
14,152,203
3,534,469
7,400,361
40
103
450
20
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
105
First National Bank:
Per
share
Capital Nat Bank—
250.000 1
192,000 /
156,353
WUliamsport N Bk
250.000
301,519
3,562,823
West Branch Bk&Tr
225,000
356.561
3,701,113
Common.
Institutions
State
Austin—'
American Nat BankAustin Nat Bank..
Willlamsport—
Preferred
TEXAS
Dec. 31
...—
1,863,760 /
10
•t
\ 10
20
10
Capital stock...—
Preferred stock—-
20
245*
BeaumontAmerican Nat Bank.
York—-
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
First National Bank.
158,501
250,000 1
250,000 J
Common
Preferred
Drov A Mech N
Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
150.000
100,000
First National Bank.
600.000
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
Guardian Trust Co..
125.000
225.000
300.000
500.000
500,000
York Trust Co
750.000
York Co Nat Bank..
YorkNBk&TrOo
1,854,430 f
\
344,717
23,486
449,437
214,186
501,024
761,526
484,026
764,254
1,134,088
2,567,704
440,049
5,569,728
1,447,116
3,172,765
4,255,628
3,490,276
3,397,733
5,217,517
10
Secur St Bk A Trust
5
10
100
10
100
100
20
2C
2f
10
18
Dallas—
First National Bank.
15
190
160
33
25
605*
15
Liberty State Bank:
Common
.....
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common......
-
National Banks
Dec
.
31
RHODE ISLAND
—
Preferred
Republic Nat Bank A
Trust Co: ;
Common.—.—
Preferred
-—Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Bank A Tr Co
Oak Cliff Bk&Tr Co:
State Institutions
Dec. 31
-
-
Common
Nomi nal.
Per snare
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Bank
25
Common
Capital notes
Texas Bank & Tr Co:
Common.....
32
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
*
Providence—
Blackstone Can NatColumbus Nat Bank:
Common.—..—
Preferred
a
955,224
V
Common.*......
54,630
\
202,193
Sale price.
Third National Bank of
Nashville, Tenn., at present engaged in the
process of increasing its capital structure from $600,000
the sale of 4,000 new common shares of the par value of
offered at $125 a share,
to
267,801
High 8t Bk A Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
Preferred
—
Capital notes
Preferred
$250,000.
.
to $1,000,000 by
$100 each, to be
thereby raising the surplus of the bank from $150,000
-
,
-
b Member of First Security Corp
c
In process
,
'
of reorganization.
........
NatBank of Oom&Tr
Phenlx Nat Bank...
Providence Nat Bank
735,039
889,425
2,054,032
9,368,032
155,059
2,689,319
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Co
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
ol1950 096
Union Trust Co.——
987,589
_
.
.
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust Co
Common.........
Preferred
—
d A mutual savings
g
bank.
Affiliated with the Citizens & Southern National Bank of Atlanta, Ga*
k Stock
all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
/-Last sale,
o
x
Ex-iividend.
-V
Oct. 17 1934.
\
'
•
'
X-.-';.
..
.
,
'
•
t Sold at public sale on March 2 1935 20 shs. of Union National
$2.75 a sh.; 8 shs. of City Bank & Trust Co. at $9.25 a sh., and
Reading Trust Co. at $10 a sh., all of Reading, Pa.
Bank at
1 sh. of
0
114
BANKS
National Banks
National Banks
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital.
COMPANIES
TTJTJRT
Statu Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
Dec. 31
ANl)
Par
Deposits.
Surplus
Bid
Ask.
Capital
State^Institutions
i
A
Cross
Profits.
Deposits
Par
Bid
Nomi not.:
s
300,000
El PagoEl Paso
Nat Bank.
Per
248,619
896,165
300.000
State National Bank
100
share.
150
First National Hank
100
5.935,193
15.667,094
500
»
Lynchburg
7,475,672
100
600,000
500,000
413,087
259,385
4,204,983
2,993,213
100
g
80,413
673,028
5
75,000 I
150,000
300,000
352,789
3,688,949
350,000
250,000
2,000.000
70,596
385,787
600,000
3,059,389
2,540,736
100
75
100
100
475
500
26,585,159
100
80
85
1,500,0001
Preferred
500.000f
Southern Savings Bk
175,000
493,132
12,623,230 /100
60
65
825.000
675,000
26,910,958
[■ 501,338
1,000,000
15,420
10 >,000
-
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank A Tr Co
I
20
34.064.866 I 20
486,628
579,624
28
.vocnourg
10
Mer A Mec Sav Bk
,
Merch A Planters Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
200.000
300.000
248,450
247,244
750.000
1.000.000
370,337
250,732
250.000
Olty National Bank
First National Bank.
16,926
9,348,458
.01/
3,786,653
iOO
N
6,812,550
100
sa
8,652,923
2.065,542
100
les
"
'h
100
1
46,338
80
424,126
100
Citizens Nat Bank
300,000
300,000
3,000,000
2,500.000
..... --
Preferred
First Nat Bank—
* .....
_
Preferred-..-—..
Houston Nat Bk—
| 122,003
5,156,022 I 20
1100
18
,1,011.413
42,572,159 /100
110
22
Common....
200.000 1
200,000 J
515,000
...—...
L
168,427
9,864,612 /100
100
tioo
500,000
2,000,000
3,500,000
1,000.000
.-
.
745,426
2,225,287
172.432
1,050,000
1,000,000
24,807,900
27,874,933
6.046,898
22,070,052
125
too
mercial Nat Bank
1,600,000
Federal Trust Co...
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co..
Houston Land A Tr
1,250,000
400,000
200,000
600.000
1.750.000
38.874.995
350"§66
Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
150
Preferred
Bank of Comm A Tr
600.000
Central National Bk.
First A Mer Nat Bk
Mech A Mer Bank..
1,000,000
200.000
v
Poll'd ABagby TrOo
State-Planters Bank
154.500
v
225
210
.00
100
449*972
100
5,098,192
4,095,210
IOO
100
120
100
83,488
3,636,306
(100
100
IB5"
100.000
100.000
502,538
32U.760
3,449,829
2,738,387
too
200,000
102,445
300.790
32,021
369,139
2,584,230
994,864
5,058,702
1.000,000
1.000.000
800.000
Mountain Trust Bk.
465,710
40,388,873
200,000
1,200,000
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
500,000
1,000,000
N
o
re cent
sa
les
305,779
1,201,189
324,102
21,177,678
2,772,036
20
20
22
20
19
20
20
56
100
50
58
-----
100
l
12 H
82b
13 H
1100
25
70
15
9
50
48
11
Roanoke—
8an Antonio-
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
Preferred.-
853,132
200.000
Southern Bk & Tr Co
650
7,847,327
12,112,603
53,529,644
1,445,951
463,897
1,250,000 I
2,000,000
Sav Bank A Tr Co
100
70,261
115,471
375,426
615,596
2,435,441
65,642
102,764
3.000.000
& Trust Co:
Common
150
1100
7
5
10
_
Richmond-
Virginia Trust Co
Port ArthurFirst National Bank.
Merchants Nat'l Bk
5,512,626 f 50
1 50
655,698 100
2,156,877 100
75
724,735
131,756
,
75,240
150
Preferred
300.000
350.000
—
10
150
San Jacinto Nat Bk......
J 10
2,289,356
125*
'00
100
'
Trust
1,548,339
62,730
125
.00
Com¬
Texas
Citizens
110,127
250,000 I
250,000
250,000
450,000
Preferred
Petersb Sav A AmTr
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank:
Common..
Preferred
lioo
500,000
Common....—
Preferred
Second Nat'l Bank.
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
Union National Bank
Common
'*>
les
5
Common
50
City National Bank
South
647,044 /
cent
sa
Petersburg-
Houston—
-
55,230
100
o
re cent
Citizens State Bank
-
N 0
•
Seaboard Citz N Bk~
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank—
U 8 National Bank.,
200,000
Norfolk—
1UU
Galveston-?-
Common.
Common.
Preferred
Tr A 8 B
'
30
60
re
p
..
20
t
2,378
22,571
Corp
Com'l Tr & Savs Bks
I 20
1,500,000 11,283,940
Common,
—
Citizens' Mutual Ind
I .oan
Oomraon
Preferred
100
10,719,896
$
430,615
People'o Nat Bank
340,497
750,000
■:
1,000,000
A Trust Co
Port Worth—
Continental Nat Bk
First National Bank
Common........
Preferred..-,-.--.
Ft Worth Nat Bank
ft.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
Ask.
Nomi hat
Per share
11,313,167 /100
5,164,778
101
65
150
100
mr
70
\100
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon
.....
Preferred........
Commonwealth BATr
300.000
Vattonal Ranks
1 50
1.200.000
Bank
53,059
934,239
350,000
Frost National
1,925.172 f 50
200,000
t
43,874
583,499
24,080,430
Dec. 31
100
Groos Nat Bank—
3,518,914 /100
1100
13,392,343
100
150,000
....
Nat Bank of Coram
600,000
537,083
Sain Houston...
San Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat BkComrnon.
100.000
500,000
18,966
26,916
200.000
Preferred...—...
150,298
661,569
3,609,834
les
First National Bank.
250.000
1,000,000
National City Rank.
1(10.000
100
100
University Nat Bank
1100
231,272
350,733
61,030
9,331,856
10.611,215
710,946
P"
8.000.000 2,114,921
2.600,000 2,053,103
Pacific Nat Bank..
2 500.000
888,898
People's Bk & Tr Co r 600.000 k
828,890
Seattle Trust Co..
175
150
60
100
50
100
insittuttons
,s/arr
UTAH
Dec. 31
Nomi nat.
Per
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security Bk NA
300.000
share.
152,459
553,575
4,649,271
15,089,236
255,738
627,380
584,277
10,428,950
(Hi
40
100
100
65
124
755,637
14,056,990
99
175,554
1,948,235
1,500,000
750,000
353,565
22,937,176
750.000
.ill
m
Nat Bank of Tacoma
{100
National Banks
loo
*80"
90"
{100
57
60
VERMONT
354,337
115,000
157,978
200.000
205,000
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
State Institution•
Dec. 31
Central Trust Co
3,272,055
512,500
600,000
150,000
2,354,877
1,816,635
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montp'r S B A Tr Co
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—
Common.—......
Preferred
Clement Nat i lank—
Common
...
Preferred-...-..
Klilington Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
Common....
Preferred..
Rutland Trust Co...
mmt
8
20
30
100
38
45
11
109,186
11,384,752 1100
\ 100
N
58,368
360,501
303,142
969,039
100
23,820,858 elOO
sa
799,287
178,879
13,937,305 <100
3,563,552
100
4,941,134
o
re ceni
lee
100
1,000.000
600.000
5,526,244
4,879,126
646,017
4,063,179
407.500
341,809
3,530,684
1,062,500
750,000
137,735
2,329,960 /IOO
19,663,549 1 25
J 832,412
500,000 1
112,586
250.000
1.000,000 1.273,608
200.000
36,466
600,000
230,976
1
40 1 1 • f i
1
4,046,354
100
376,051
100
1
Tod
2,073,829
1 t
{100
17,879,075
1
s
.....
::z:;
......
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Mutual Tr
103.000
74,342
1,168,305
10
600.000
388,749
4.514,022
10'
449,605
823,860
3,803,854
4,416,537
1,054,000
3,829,193
26
10<
15,994,078
------
75
Trust A
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
600.000
500.000
100,000
Security
300.000
36,532
463.407
468,178
145,500
550,677
1,795.300
1,500,330
Nat Bank of W Va._
Nat Exchange Bank.
"80" "
100
150,000 I
235,400
25
3,250,826
Citizens
Half Dollar
100
1,090.000 h
618,593
332,867
73,008
32,934
First National Bank:
Common.......
Preferred...
m
20
Co.—.
100
100
100
/
lowardNatBk&TrCo
Montpelior—
Capital S B A Tr Co
.
m
Nomi nat.
Per share
Preferred
Nomiinal.
Per share.
310.00U
Dhlttenden Co Trust
Burlington Trust Co
m
CharlestonCharleston Nat Bk:
Common...
Sav Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
r
20
N%TsTk' WEST VIRGINIA sw"w
Common
Burlington—
100
| 314,226
KanawhaBkg&Tr Co
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk & Tr Co
100
70
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Barro—
Granite S B A Tr Co
24
^05
98
500,000
500,000
25.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
*222?.
Eton's Sav Bk & Tr:
Dec. 31
100
102
900,000
Bank &1 .Ouu.ouu
Utah State Nat Bank
Common
.....
Capital notes.....
shore
21H
26
Tacoma—
130
1,000,000
250.000
3U0.UUU
c.
50
14,544,204
11,760,953
1.000.000
Salt Lake City—
Dontl Nat BkATr Co
Utah Sav & Trust Co
400.000
550.000
Security State Bank
Spok A East Tr Co.. el ,750,000
Washington Trust Co
200.000
Dec. 31
Ogden—
91,827
120,502
177,591
313,166
300,000
i 20
500,000
Preferred
National Banks
200.000
84,725,272
42,244,939
17,607,183
14,326,245
1,679,908
1,548,335
3,869,023
3,052,845
Spokane—
65
100
Common
Capital notes
Institutions
Dec. 31
Seattle—
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
2,611,677 /100
150,000
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Common.....
•
Nomi nat.
re cent
sa
National Bank ofFori
First National
Stutt
N
Common
Preferred....
WASHINGTON
uo
100.000
40
Trust Co..
A Trust Co...
♦
1,231,862
1,233,701
20
lu.
N o
110
""§5""
10<
200
100
100
re cent
sa
les
«
Sale price
Member of the Marine Bancorporation
d March 5 1934.
Member of the Northwest
g
Dec. 30 1933.
i Member
Bancorporation
h June 30 1934.
First National Corp
860,255
flOO
lioo
k Includes proceeds of $475,000 debentures sold to the RFC.
2,538,000
I 10
o
p
In
r
J 117,870
Member People's Corp.
s
Trust funds.
I Last sale
100,000 I
205.000
235,313
100.000
131,393
476,166
101/
100,000 I
105,207
2.468.727
/100
30,710
1,356.174
125,000
257,500
115
b Member of First Security Corp.
e
100,000
55,000
10
10'
Wheeling Dollar Savs
100
1100
35,171
241,138
.
619,954
100
I
10
1100
1UO
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests.
process
of reorganization to be completed on or about Mar. 1 1985.
t In process of
liquidation.
v
Oct. 17 1934.
X
Ex-dividend
MAR., 1935]
National banks
Institutions
State
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital
La Crosse—
■■■
Bxchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
.
500.000
50.000 b
550,000
e
100.000
Par.
Deposits.
|
Batavian Nat Bank.
Returns
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
all of Dec. 31
20
Bank...
Badger State Bank.. d
City Bank A Tr Co..
last Side Bank.... d
N
0
les
■A
iu;
840,361
4,545,378
1,670,488
1,708,650
100
5.522.264 163,474,846
200,000
55,549
112,025
12,047
85,394
not per share.
re cent
20
Halifax-
70
53
$
Rank of Nova
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
te
Prices are per cent
30
20
100
e
Milwaukee—
Amer 8t
1934.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$.;$
3,907,636
669,381
4,692,354
2,028.244
264,960
114,345
164,141
125,436
are
Ask
Bid
Par.
Deposits.
Bid
Per
1
Rent,fa 12 000.000 24.000.000
Ask
cent.
10.000.000
Home Savings Bank.
500.000
Kllbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank:
135.000
J
300,000
2.200.000
Capital notes
92,273,859
100
230
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20,000.000 467,991,094
Dominion Bank
7.000,000 7.0OU.O00 98,023,886
100
155
161
100
100
195
195M
207
100
195
100
130
198
132
100
86
100
100
168
169
a
;::;9 lit
d
774,622
677,613
295-
543,784
100
26,664,297
20
;,vj 'v
fyxiv"
20
55,167
ONTARIO
""16""
TorontoBank
915,092
216,440,394
""47M "50""
lOt
In
85,294
20,716
100,000
Common
Marine Nat Exch Bk
290
Bank of Montreal..
g
o
100
Banaue Oanadlenne.
First Wise N Bk
200,00'
450.000
200.000
33
20
Marshall A Tlsley Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
Park Savings Bank..
3.000,000
600.000
200.000
1,461,790
5,462
36,546,062
1,273,162
859,014
10'
State Bank of Mllw.
TeutonlaAveStateBk
550.000
475,000
400.000
300.000
1.000.000
38,882
694,131
961,512
3,042,337
2,238,064
2,364,248
0.001 »< ion
6,000,000
7 noo.onn
g ann.ntH)
104,740,066
c*m.
235
10<
9,20}
Imperial Bank nf Can
16
14
Per
of Toronto...
West Side Bank.
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
424
763,552
226,151
0
587,214
ioo""
5
20
20
"16"
13
155
10
2
""20""
10'
Montreal—
Per
36,000.000 38,000,000 607,897.941
7.000.000 5,000.000 101,605,429
750.000
Barclays Bk (Canada)
9,391,903
1,500.000
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000.000
1,000,000
36,933,545
35 000.000 20.000.000 593,391,123
Royal Bk of Canada
•
8&le
eem
100
price.
t Wisconsin
Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
6 Dec. 30 1933.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
National Banks
# Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon
WYOMING
Dec. 31
g
Capital of the First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee.
to be
Per share.
Cheyenne—
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
250.000
300,000
206,3411
218.254
100
4,795,843
4,878,178
Bid.
/Bast sale,
JAD
86
89
98
99
5s
1965 opt
J&D
MAS
MA8
1957 opt'37
1935
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s 1953opt 1933
Burlington 4Mb
414s Feb 1957 opt *37
-
FA A
5s
Feb 1953 opt 1933...FAA
5s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5 Ms Nor 1951 opt 1931..MAN
Chicago Joint514s 51 opt'31MAN
5 s 1951 opt 1931
MAN
6 s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
4Ms 1952 opt 1932
MAN
[s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
Is 1952 opt 1932
MAN
is 1964 opt 1934
MAN
js 1965 opt 1935
AAO
las—5s 1953 opt 1933..-MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934——
5s 1963 opt 1933
58 1965 opt 1935—
5s 1966 opt 1936
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
JAJ
JAj
AAO
5Ms 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934.-JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936.
FAA
5Ms Nov 1951 opt 1931--MAN
Des Moines—5s '52
opt '32.MAN
6* May 1953 opt 1933—MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
5Ms Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
First Oarollnas—5s 52 opt'32MAN
5s 1964 opt 1934—
AAO
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
5s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s June 1956 opt 1936
JAD
lstofFtWayne5Hs'31opt'51MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933—.MAN
4Ms May 1957 opt 1937.MAN
4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
97
97
99
97
99
94
97
96
96
99
99
99
25 M
25 M
25 H
101
2634
2634
5s Dec 1955 opt
92
90
90
92
99
101
99
99
99
101
92
92
92
92
92
99
98
97
97
84
84
101
101
94
94
94
94
94
101
100
99
88
90
93
is 1953 opt
94
94
97
434s 1956 opt
5s Nov 1951
5s
5s Jan
4Mb Feb 1958 opt 1938
FAA
4Ms Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4hs July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
5s 1952 to 1957
90
5s
93
93
1956
90
88
88
88
99
99
99
99
99
92
90
90
90
100 M
100M
100 M
100M
100 M
95
97
100
97
100
96
96
98
98
96
98
96
93
93
98
93
94
94
93
91
5s 1954 opt 1934
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
89
91
5s
1957 opt 1937.
5M8 *51 op* '31
MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1964 opt 1934
MAN
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1930 —.MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
6s Aug 1955 opt 1935
FAA
CJnlon (Det) 5s '54 opt '34.-MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935—-MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957
95
5« Sept 195? ,>ih
C
Salt
os
1952
95
os
Flat price
it
95
>
60
58
58
58
60
6(K
60
60
60
58
58
58
98
98
100
100
100
98
100
98
98
100
98
/
/
/
/
-
31
31
31
31
100
33
33
33
33
84
86
84
86
97
99
93
95
93
93
93
95
95
95
JAJ
JAJ
91
91
93
JAJ
91
93
MAN
opt 1932.
99
101
101
101
93
1934—MAN
FAA
99
'33-MAN
95
97
FAA
1937—MAN
FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931—MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
95
97
95
97
97
5s Nov 1954 opt
1957 opt 1937
Vlrginia-Caro 5s *53 opt
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
os
5s May 1957 opt
5s 1950 opt 1930
91
STOCKS
99
97
99
99
99
99
95
97
97
97
Par
4
11
100
31
11
Des Moines................100
: 42
.....
..
..
...........
Denver
97
97
95
95
95
100
Atlanta——.
Atlantic
Dallas
-r
First Oarollnas
100
4
Freemont..
100
3
101
5
................
*33 JAJ
101
Lincoln
North Carolina.
101
Pennsylvania
99
101
Potomac
99
101
-4ati Antonio
99
101
99
101
99
101
.Vl.fe?
33 J
Juiy luob ops 1936.—JScJ
I vl'-i 7
...JAJ
opt 1937
4Mb 1955 opt 1935
4Mb 1950 opt 1930
4Mb 1957 opt 1937—
Onion Louisville. Ky—
99
99
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937..MAS
95
Tennessee—
97
San Fran—5s *53 opt *33..-JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934'—MA
97
97
97
97
95
MAN
MAN
JAJ
JAJ
MAS
1933
JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt
103
95
MAN
May 1953 opt '33
94
89
89
-.
102
94
94
94
os '52 opt *32.MAN
Oct 1953 opt 1933
.AAO
First Trust of Dallas—
opt 1936
5s 1953 to 1958
5c
92
93
94
95
r
92
Jregon-Wasfi
98
93
92
90
86
86
96
FAA
90
93
96
1937
92
95
94
93
5s
So Minn
100
MAS
AAO
5s Feb 1957 opt
JAJ
JAJ
opt '33.MAN
98
101
San Antonio—
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
100
opt 1934—
1937
1957 opt
94
100
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937..
AAO
Ohio-Pennsylvania of Cleveland
..MAS
92
MAN
Lafayette—5s 1953
434s Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Lincoln—6s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
6s 1943 opt 1928
MAN
5s 1942 opt 1927.
man
4 Ms 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
4Mb 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
4 Ms 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s^55 opt *35-MAN
5a 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5a Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5a Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35
FAA
5 Ms Nov 1951 opt '31—-MAN
New York 5s *52
opt *32
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAN
No Garo—5s '53 opt '3B
MAS
5a 1952 opt 193 I
MAN
5s 1955 opt 193J
FAA
9334
91
MAN
93
96
96
1954
1935-...AAO
FAA
1936
opt 1931
4Mb 1956 opt 1936
98
96
99
.MAN f
JAD /
MAS f
MAS /
JAJ f
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1956 opt 1936
99
86
86
92
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935-—
91
91
9934
9934
99 34
9934
92
92
100
86
9934
90
100
..
: 98
98
96
1953 opt '33—JAD f
5b 1952 opt 1932
5s 1943 opt 1928
88
98
98
90
99;'
99:
100
St Louis—5s
86
98
9934
10034
100
1954 opt 1934
5s 1Q55 opt 1935
MAN
IU of Monticello 5s 1951 A 1952
5s
2534
2534
2534
99
98
99 M
99 M
1936—
JAD
1937
...FAA
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938.-.
..-JAJ
Ask
90
96
5s 1956 opt
5b 1957 opt
88
26
26
26
98
101M
101M
86
'33-AAO
-JAD
Kentucky—5s '52 opt '32
98
98
98
MA8
—
op
26
84
-
JAJ
MAS
2534
84
Sept 1954 opt 1934
96
5s 1965 opt 1935
1957 opt 1937
lovfa 1/ais 1956 opt
98
100
96
5s
5s 1968 opt 1938
Ill-Midwest—5s '53
99
100
JAD
1934. AAO
26"
26
26
98
man
99
33 AAO
op
1935
25 M
25 M
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
6s Apr 1967 opt 1937
*.AAO
5s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
First New Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32-MAN
5* 1943 opt 1933
MAN
5s
....
lreensboro(NO)5s*53
99
101
.
Ireenbrler 5s 1964 opt
99
101
1932
1965 opt 1935
4 Ms 1966 opt 1936--.
97
94
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt *34
5s 1965 opt 1935
5S 1066 op# 1936
Plrot Trust of Chicago—
opt 1934 man
4 Ms
1952 opt
Bid
Stocks
-AAO
98
97
5s
and
Potomac 6s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
96
99
Bonds
89
MAS
.MAS
MAS
-JAJ
434s 1955 opt 1935
man
434s Nov 1957 opt 1937.man
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
man
534s Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
Fremont—5a 1953 opt '33. J ad
99
100 M
100 M
100 M
90
98
99
Ask.
90
98
96
96
97
99
86
96
JAJ
MAN
97
Ex-divldend.
87
1932-JAD
.
x
87
1952 opt
5s 1956 opt 1936
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1954 opt 1934
Oct. 20 1934.
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
6s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 4Mb "61 opt *41—..JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937...
5s 1955 opt 1935
98
o
preceding the date of Issue.
Bid
Fletcher 4Mb 1954
Atlanta—5s
reduction in the par value of
a
outstanding common stock from $10,000,000 to $5,000,000 will be effected.
Bonda
Ask.
BFO, and at the same time
+'mmm
100
Quotations are for the last day of the month
Bonds
Wis.,
increased by $5,000,000 through the sale of $10,000,000 of preferred
stock to the
Virginia Carolina--.--....
..**•
....
iO-
2
ll
27
40c
4
15
35
15
"<T"
5
7
4
17
30"
7<)C
STOCKS
INSURANCE
116
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
Premium
1933.
Reserve.
Capital.
NetSurplus
Par
Ask
Bid
Per
„
10
65A
67 A
47 a
49 A
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Amer Colony (NY)..
Amer Equitable (N Y)
(Wash'ton)
Home Fire(N \)
Amer Fire
Amer
Amer Insur (Newark)
AmerReinsur (N V>
Y).
Y)_
Automobllelns (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston).--..
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
Oalifornlar West. States
Life (Sacramento).
Camden Fire (Camden)
Amer
Reserve (N
Amer Surety (N
8,756,651
3,000,000 7.605.046
16,140.779
7,600.000 15,078.767
III lA.OIIII.iNIII
9,031.705 364,929,873
4,848,487
26 3.000.000 1.754.923
1,545,062
10 3.000.000 2,054.829
5
200.000
tll2,932
1384,744
6
1.000.000 2.558.062
4,109,190
+64,654
100 000
100
t400,278
360,963
10
767,772
1,000.000
2H
3.343,740 5.582.938 12,993,359
1»
701,558
1.000,000 2,680,033
1,911,169
10
1,000.000 1,006.642
26
7,280,886
7,600.000 2,145,391
10 5.000.000 4,996,387
4,504,948
449.175
2,082,198
1.600.000
2A
25
949,200
2,314,241
1,000,000
100
4,599,582
3.000.000 8,149,390
100
2.062.698
1,000.000 1.830,627
10
6
10
10
10
500.000
11,000.000
507,225
'"lVA
inn
Conn Oeri I.lit- (Hartf
in
Consol Ind A Ins (NY)
175
mk "9A
5
6
(Hammond. Ind1*
Continental InB (N Y) 2H
OontlnentH' Llfe(St U
60
Corcoran (Wash'ton)
Ooomopoi n Fire (NY'
10
2H
Eagle Fire (Newark)
EmployeroRe-lns(KC) 10
20^
33 A
26
0
City)
Fidelity & Dei> (Bait).
Fldelltv-Phenix (Nv>
iok
1,500,000
-
953,307
23A
1,760.000 2,964,987
7,199,804
4.873,989 32,335,352 20,619,050
ftOD.lMMI
t533,361 +15.054,842
100.000
t31,800
t342,373
200.000
t590,136
815.000
199,543
l,30l",413
1,691,033
1,500.000 1,457,999
750,020
919,828
1,041,684
2.000.000 9,088,761
1,518,888
2.400.000
6,082,452
1,322,849
3.464.825 24,228,788 16.491,942
10
20
2H
3
1
f;;;.:
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207 ;
199
2.000.656
4,817.199
8,187",906
20
25
200,000
7.500.000
t217,070
1,859,678
+216,560
1.651,954
York)
"6
6
X
...
10
5
6
25
5
Halifax (Halifax,N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
10
25
Hanover Fire (NY)..
Harmonia Fire (Buff).
10
"28"
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
10
(Hartford)
Home (New York)—.
Home F & M (S F)—
Home Fire Security._
10
5
20
rj\
1100
9,397_, 690 6,321,473
3.000.000
4,762,009
13,995,657
5,114,255
3.200.000
1,571.448
500,000 1,458,1031
712.018
500,000
23.432,967
462,102
5,512.521
1.000.000 1,101,254
2,642,395
2,000.000 t7,458,200 tl9,100,961
2.500.000
4,910,600
4A
6A
4
1,347.930
503.415
831,638
1.000,000
706.429
1.306.637
624,943
1,000.000
5.000.000 +1.245,341 tl32934 599
750,000
498,007
500,000
5,000.000 13.708.048
14,182,715
6,410,052
4.000.000 3,481,120
1.000 000 3.000,000
4.107,807
100.000
+102,306
+289,075
1.100.000 3.272,299
6.116.881
5
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'
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60 A
9A
6?g
A
111*
114""
2,500.000
10
2,795,275
5,808,727
7A
8A
1.000.000
942,057
1,160.504
25 A
26 A
England Fire
14
16
10
400.000
1*259,294
10
3.000.OOO
5,927.671
4,313,419
20
1.000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
1.477.877
1,953,075
5,914,550
3,673.646
+369.162
■
15
18
42 jA
45
32
25c
75c
2A
543.690
18
20
25
Minneapolis)
North westernNatlona'
(Milwaukee)
85
584,141
5,859.908
1,392,101
762,286
4,990,781
116
119
Northern Ins Oo (NY) 12*2
Northwest Fire 8c Mar
32
29
79
1.000,000
1,000,000
5
1
"Va
40 A
15
24
10
>forth River Ins (N Y)
90
S*
22 A
500,174
1,575,292
7,883,094
2,728,960
STew York Fire
31A
14
15
Occidental Ins (8 F).
10
2,000,000
1.000.000
70 A
43 A
75
•
A)
100
1,000.000
46
Old Line Life (Milw).
Pacific Fire (NYU
"24""
25
58 A
25
60
Pan-Aiuer Juifb iN *Ji
(Phila).—
10
79 A
80 "
Pnlla Nat (Phila)—.
10
Phoenix Ins f Hartf)
10
25
4A
5A
26 A
2,690,313
1,000"060 1,053,688
5.082,000 12,409,589 166,226,590
1.000.000 2.001,460 24,722,183
700.000
+377.901 +11,709,654
1.000.000
+529,570
+745,001
6.000.000 17,826,321
8,103,451
1,244,999
12
10
3.000,000
21A
4M
"
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peridental T.lfe tl
Pac Mut Life
Phila Life
Preferred
(LA)..
741,355
18,780.708
25
10
875,000
(New York)
-
8
23
"87"
""2" "§"
14
15
75 A
77 A
1.328,112
11
12
33 A
Washing
ton (Providence)—.
2.647,154
4,048,531
Reliance Ins (Phil) new
Reliable Fire (Dayton.
10
1.000.600
325",843
250~784
36 A
10
27
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)
Rhode Island (Prov)
20
250.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
780,785
1,931,662
310,489
1,603,668
711,927
1,247,457
1.000,000
786,177
1.500.000 1,352.632
4.000.000 11,248,871
500,000
558,864
1.000.000
259,256
2.000.000 2.403,880
1.000.000
772,135
627.600
2,523,555
9.061,533
727,112
336,868
3,840,226
651.234
Puritan Life
m*a
83
24 A
Accident
23"
"21
23^
"~~12A
10
(Prov)
—
50
10
5
750.000
1,528,190
8.150.000 13,104,070
2.000,000 1,133.987
100,395
500.000
4.000.000 3,652,071
1.000.000
804,915
12.000,000 26,198,623
2,600,834
13,775,091
902.258
90,659
6a
21 a
18
15
7A
22 A
19 A
20
4,303,873
34 A
752,528
22 A
36 A
24
5
25
SeaboardF&M (NY)
seaboard Surety tN Y
Security Ins (New Hav)
in
10
60 A
62 A
Southern Fire
74A
28 A
76 H
29 A
37
38
Springfield Fire 8c Mar
(Springfield, Mass).
Stand Accident (M Icf
Stuyveeant Fire (N Y)
2861441
439*372
10
s.ono.oon
500.000
1,000.000
t214,432
A
20
1A
21A
t26.791
—
5
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25
20
10
15
57
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22 A
63
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10
1.000.000
398,336
t533,490
4%
6A
(Philadelphia) 100
1.000.000
10 12.000.000
1,260,468
1,158,711
21,034.463
54
33,168.159
55
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ion
Mo)
5
Knickerbocker (N Y).
l,nno.onn
1.000.000
0,089,717
1,016,785
59,803,145
1,435.609
380
425
8
10
1,571,779
1.000.000
+584,597
5,951,751
1,940,903
#
32A
6A
14 A
34 A
20
22
106
109
"~2 H "4 H
335
414
401
405
U « Fire
3.342.547
2
2.non.noo
4
(New York).
2.000.000
5,278.105
9,840.096
12.183.684
9.387.467
West no»it Life (8 F)
6A
46 A
70
10
8
i.oobCooG
524,989
306",947
8
10
1.000.000
274,355
177.233
; ;; 9
25
t
500.000
726,666
298,305
5,482,412
702,839
18.866,726
5,883,770
new
Westchester Fire (NY) 2
A
8A
44 A
65
10
Virginia F & M (Rich
Wisconsin Nat Life
750.000
1.000.000
11
50
4.05
53
4.75
29 A
31 A.
12 A
11
c Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at $2,000.
0 All stock owned by North British 8c
t New stock,
v Ex-stock dividend,
v Ex-rights.
* Includes $2,000,000 1st conv. pref. to be financed oy RFO. + Dec.
X No par value
Holding company,
'10 A
164
320
mond)
Kansas City Life (Kan
1,356,680
11,107,301
4,755.529
10 A
404
UnlversallniH Newark
Victory Ins (Phila)
150
6,885,081
17 A
158
532,953". 545
U S Guarantee Co
Insur Oo of Nor Amer
400,000
.
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
2,000.000
10,774,326
Travelers Life (Hartf 100 20.000.000 16,288.985 579.307.653
U S Fidelity & Guar-
Sun Life A*«'nce (Can 101
antv (Baltimore)
Insurance Go of State
(Philadelphia)
10
(Rochester)
Rossla Ins (Hartford)
8t Paul F 8c M (St P)
0,627,478
35,789,411
2,046.547
(N Y)
Importers 8c Exporters
(New York)
son
!
115
Fire
30,509.531
10
k. Last sale,
W
33
Ua»
-
Brunswick
5,132.682
5 12.000.000 27,492,598
1.000.000 1,151,531
10
10 4,932.000
10
Homestead Fire (Bait)
Hudson Incur
Hud
a
in
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H).
>few Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J).
30 A
Hartford Steam Boilev
tile Oo.
/
Rochester American
1
-.
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
figures.
10
2
(Plttsfleld. Mass)—
indemnity
(New York).
16A
>few
Insurance
(Glen Falls. N Y)_.
Globe 8c Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
10
(N Y).
Amsterdam
Providence
L)—
Georgia Home
to
(New Bruns. N J)_
100
90
2A
15 A
80
4.080,460
+1,963,252
2,148,554
3.706,869 1
10A
10
(Wash'ton)
Flremans Fund (« F)_
Gen Am Life (St
60
National Surety (N Y
^afl Union (Wash).
STew
2.000.000 1.054,067 34,895.369
2,064,330
1.000.000 2,702,091
3.000.000 3.812,762 135,117,903
800.000 tl,336,511
1*1,382,779
Fireman's
of Pa
Vat'l Liberty
New
1.051,725
t419,527 f14,504,624
812,127
1,453,359
10
Firemen's Ins (Milw)_
Flremans Ins (N e w ark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Alliance (New
1.000.000
t
National nas (Detroit
National Fire (Hartf),
19 A
22 k
30
1A
Insurance
Mo Mtate uife iht l..
18
■
(Newark. N J)
Merchants
(Providence)
Michigan F 8c M (Det)
10
65 ;
Merchants 8c Mfrs Fire
77
170
27
ft
561
551
155
511,243
8.108.402
1.098.961
.
Yat Union Fire (Pitts)
Fidel & Guar (Balt)_
Fire Assoc of Phila
Amer
85 A
27 A
6 A
5A
74
1,253,879
3A
25
4A
(N Y)
Federal Ins (Jer
Gr
14 A
51A
22 A
12A
1.000.000
1 *2,500.000 4,256.027
Maryland Cas (Bait)
Bonding "A In>
25 4.000,000 1.402.145
(Boston)
Mechanics Ins (Phila)
25
600,000
t739,475
Mercantile Ins (N Y)- too
1.000.000 2,584,227
lerch Fire Assurfcom
750,000 [4.782.778
(New York)-.\pref
1.000.000
.
49 A
20
25
97,181,013
1.618,006
Mass
Casualty
Continental
Falls
22 A
512,896
4,176,987
Oas t>
(Phila)
Lif»
»
(Boston).
Commonwealth (N Yj 100
Glen
Manufacturers
412.468
2.500.000
1.000.000
10
19 A
69
22^
W*
2A
800,000
Wayne
Ind)
Lumbermen's (Phila).
(Baltimore)
City of NewYork(NY) 100
Exoees Ins
627,171
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—.
Nac'l Life (F<
21A
1,741.656 tl ,000,000 1*38,594,008
2.000.000 2,490,162
4,314.879
snnono
Louis)
Columbian Nai
Ask.
Per Share
67
Carolina (Wilmington
N.O.)
Central Fire (Balfco)—
Voting trust c
—
Central States Life (St
Bid.
Reserve.
Lincoln
10
Premium
share
Aetna Oasualt
(Hartford).
Aetna InBur (Hartf)-.
Unearned
Dec. 31
1933.
Capital.
Merc&n
31 1930
@FedFRASER