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BANK/QUOTATION
RECORD
nca.
O.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
OCTOBER IN RETROSPECT
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Pag*
p«f*
Cotton
....
1
Hides and Leather
—V -
Commercial and Financial Events.
8
Iron and Steel Trade-.---..
14
Course of Stock Market..
7
.......
Money Market...
7
,16
___
Dividend Declarations
11
New Security Issues
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans
16
Petroleum and Its Products
9
Rubber....
8
Foreign Affairs
4
...
Foreign Exchange
16
— -
Grain—Coffee—Sugar.
.
8
—
Securities Called for
Textiles
11
...
...
...
Financing.... 11
Redemption..Ill
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
Page
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Exchange
67
J..— 68
Exchange
8
......
United States Treasury
Page
New York Curb Exchange
41
New York Stock
19
Exchange—Bonds
Chicago Stock Exchange
64
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks...
31
Cleveland Stock Exchange
69
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
61
Detroit Stock
60
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
66
64
San Francisco Stock
62
Los
Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange.
Exchange...
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Page
Banks and Trust
—102
Domestic.
Canadian
-
Page
Municipal Bonds—
Companies—
..111
—...
Domestic
92
Canadian
94
....
Public Utility Bonds
73
92
Public Utility Stocks
78
93
Railroad Bonds
67
81
Railroad Stocks.
71
85
Real Estate Bonds
Exchange Seats..
84
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Foreign Government Bonds—
Industrial Bonds
Industrial Stocks.
......
Insurance Stocks
—
-
—
Investing Companies Securities
100
72
84
85
Stocks.
...
.
...
United States Government Securities. 92
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks..
85
Textile Stocks
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Joint Stock Land Banks—
Securities.
101
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks...
86
United States Territorial Bonds
../
92
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of
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1
the
legislative agenda
in the
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the
Spruce Street, New York
OF
OCTOBER—COMMERCIAL
AND
a
developments in the international situation,
con¬
pre-election
and
under review
the next
move
by
of
activities
recesses,
Congress
overshadowed
were
prior
during
to
the
by presidential politics and the draft.
For the first time in
superseded
the
months the Nation's
some
in the
European drama
speculation
both
who
on
was
speculation
temporarily
be chosen
would
President at the Nov. 5 election and what number the vari¬
ous
desire
from
being fulfilled.
Oct. 14 and then the Senate
gentlemen's
would
lottery which
An element of
tial
race
convene
uncertainty
Oct. 25
on
was
when John
injected into the presiden¬
L.
Lewis, President of the
keep his labor promises and openly declared him¬
self in favor of the election of Mr. Willkie.
ether.)
ing for
reelection
to a
third
their
may
He made his appeal
presidential
election
Nov.
on
5
nominee,
resulted
Franklin D. Roosevelt for
in
elected.
not
was
the
The
of
Drawing of Draft Numbers Under Selective Service and Training Act
16,000,000
Selective
the
last month
for
and
to the
order
Training
in
determination
be
would
bered
drafted
of
order
made
was
capsules were
bowl.
the
drawn
Act
which
year's military training at
a
The
Service
as
Oct. 16 under the terms of
on
in
which
Oct.
on
of
out
enlightened
were
they would be called
salary of $21
a
29
the
organize
month.
a
Another
defense
num¬
chasers
Recent
history
proves
President
of
the
vides
the
most
mustering of
In
Oct.
an
16,
service
fense."
Congress
with
short
a
of
democratic
am
freedom and
the
as
United
well
as
States
the
to say,
eorry
in
In
peace.
this
most
that only the
the
selective
efficient
considered
service
means
the
our man-power.
the
He
that
registration
"keystone in the arch of
added
"the
our
for
on
work
but
Day,
this
on
Oct.
10.
survey
de¬
The draft will be
Dykstra, President
Dr. Dykstra
was
nominated
States
National
the
lend
equipment
to
these
on
Oct. 21.
measure
authorizing
the
housing for workers in
new
are
not
now
available;
the
was
110
yet been
this
lowing
the
on
been
ordered
by
foreign
pur¬
exported; the House completed
Oct. 2 and the President signed
an
executive order
determine whether any material to be
not
authorizing
measure
Oct. 15 for
on
of equipment needed for the national defense to
action
airplanes
States
and
exported—should
President
the
which
War
which
Sweden
on
had
exported—but which
be
requisitioned.
Oct.
22
ordered
Fol¬
requisitioned
were
in
awTaiting shipment.
the
United
Department explained,
are
These planes,
needed
for
advanced
training purposes.
Excess
The
"Second
Revenue
received
University of Wisconsin.
replace
Acting under the terms of the last-named
to threaten the whole world with war."
the
bill
measure
on
under the direction of Dr. Clarence A.
on
been
law7
has
the
was
have
military
national
day
bill
which
imposed upon us from without" by "those who have dared
this
the early
completed by the House
was
have not
excess-profits
of
in
requisition machine tools needed in national
the
duty
to
Department to
defense
to
been
that
passed
bill permitting the
a
troops
this bill
bill, the President issued
a
the
President said
the
also
were
was
pro¬
for
earlier speech, delivered early on Registration
was
on
has
all too clearly, I
strong may continue to live in
opinion
lottery
War
defense
third
A
draft
said:
One
Oct. 8 and the President signed it on Oct. 14.
War
or
measures
vital industries where such facilities
World
the
the
provides
the Senate and House completed action on this measure on
num¬
of the other first 1,500 numbers to be drawn, officials
opened
As signed
measure
Measures—Airplanes Ordered by Sweden
expenditure of $150,000,000
9,000
Registrants holding this number
President
the
when
said, will probably be called for service during the next 12
which he
this
Oct. 14 and the President signed it on
it
The
3.
Oct.
on
8,
Selective Service Act.
home-guard
action
action
in
Oct.
on
Guard wrhich has been called into Federal service and per¬
Government officials.
months.
defense
part of the month.
registrants
Secretary of War Stimson drew out the first
address
Con¬
$1,482,-
Requisitioned
ber, 158, in the presence of President Roosevelt and other
any
completed
was
Other Defense
on
Other
between the ages of 21 and 36 who
men
the
was
Deficiency Appropriation bill upon which
called under the
Action
mitting
compelled to register
This
funds to pay, maintain and train National Guardsmen and
units;
The
adjournment status,
defense bill.
President Roosevelt
President
history of the country.
were
technical
passed the final
000,000 Defense
to
reelection
third term for the first time in
a
developments which
any
Deficiency Appropriation Bill
its
congressional action
by declaring
one
that he would resign his labor posts if Wendell L. Willkie,
Republican
so as
opportunity to campaign for reelec¬
"T
Defense
The labor leader
personal
a
can
time be able to assemble in Washington
same
occur.
gress
(Neither House
days without the consent of the
moment's notice to consider
a
by
important business unless
This plan will hold good Until about Nov. 18
tion and at the
at
bodies
respective
dictatorship by ask¬
a
term.
for the defeat of Mr. Roosevelt
new
Instead, first the House
up any
than three
more
to give the members an
men
charged Mr. Roosevelt with seeking
the
third day and adjourn for
every
taking
Before assuming
Workers of America, criticized President Roosevelt for his
the
for
recess
held in Washington on Oct. 29.
was
Congress of Industrial Organizations and of the United Mine
failure to
on
the following day reached
on
whereby
agreement
officially
registrants under the Selective Service Act would draw
in the
time
the
and
three days without
on
gradu¬
items
let the President handle
now
notice had been given to the members.
Balkans,
month
abqjA
the last
as
Congress assembles in January, the opposition of the rightwing Democrats and most of the Republicans prevented
on
EVENTS
real sense of the word and
sisting primarily of Axis military and economic penetration
its
of considerable
state
a
in
the
the
on
through for final action.
put
were
country's affairs between
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Congress from
state of virtual adjournment came
a
ally during the middle of the month
this
REVIEW
The
Oct. 14
Although the Administration desired Congress to adjourn
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Senate
the
Congress Observing Three-Day Recesses
the United States
within
per annum
by
following day.
of the companion publication
one
NO. 11
Profits
Act
of
tax—plant
Tax
Bill
1940," known generally
amortization
bill,
Oct. 8 when President signed the bill.
final
congressional
of
Senate and the House
as
drafted
approval
on
The
Oct.
adopted the compromise
by its conferees.
1
as
became
a
measure
when
measure
the
as
The House had adopted its ver-
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MONTHLY
z
of
sion
In
29 while the Senate took
The new legislation, it is esti¬
legislation on Aug.
the
Sept. 19.
similar action on
$525,009,000 on 1940 income «and approxi¬
thereafter. Under the new
added to the normal income
tax rate for corporations earning more than $25,000, increas¬
ing the rate from 20.09% to 24%, and a graduated tax of
from 25% to 50% is imx>osed on earnings defined as excess
profits.
This tax applies to all corporations, not specifi¬
cally exempted, and it ranges from 25% on profits not ex¬
ceeding $20,000 to 50% on all over $500,000. The new legis¬
lation
permits corporations with earnings of less than
mately $1,000,000,000 annually
law a flat addition of 3.1% is
their credits
excess-profits
tax exemption of $5,000; permits amortization over a fiveyear period of the entire cost of new facilities completed
for defense purposes after June 10, 1940, and suspends
operation of the profit limitation on ship and aircraft
Vinson-Trammell Act during
imposed by the
manufacture
activities of Congress were:
Supplemental Civil Functions Appropriation Bill—Carries $228,132,013
in cash appropriations and $10,258,001 in contract authorizations, more
than half of which goes to defense agencies.
The President approved it
on Oct.
9, after a conference report had been agreed upon on Oct. 4.
Bill far Labeling Woolen Products—Signed by the President on Oct. 14
after congressional action had been completed on Oct. 2.
Its terms are
Other important
Federal Trade Commission.
Service to 200,000 Workers—Still awaits final
action as a result of the House's decision on Oct.
7 to return it to
conference.
The Senate approved the conference report on Oct. 3.
The
measure
would permit the President to put about 200,000 employees of
to
enforced by the
be
Extending
Bill
the civil service if they passed
agencies into
Government
"temporary"
bill which revises the
makes them a more comprehensive code was signed
by the President on Oct. 14 after it received final congressional endorse¬
ment on Oct. 4 when the Senate and House approved a conference report.
Bill to Permit Use of Government Contracts as Bank Collateral—This
laws and
nationality
permits
which
measure,
Government
to assign
contractors
their claims
security
against the Government to a bank or other lending institution as
for advances made for plant expansion and purchase of materials,
congressional action
final
It
amendments.
'
Oct. 3 when the House adopted minor Senate
on
In
protest of Montgomery Ward & Co. against a
of the Wage and Hour Division commanding
bill extending the Sugar Act of 1937 to
signed by the President on Oct. 15.
The measure,
which reenacts restrictions on importations of refined sugar from Puerto
Rico and Hawaii, was finally passed by the Senate on Oct.
4.
It had
Dec.
1941,
31,
was
approved by the House on June 22.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of
been
armed forces who may find
promiums and other
completed on Oct. 7 when both
a conference report.
The Senate
conscripts and other members of the
assist
unable
themselves
rent,
pay
to
and
Senate
was
approved
House
the
insurance
taxes,
action
Congressional
obligations.
the
1940—President Roosevelt on
Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940 designed
17 signed the
Oct.
to
passed its bill on Sept. 30 and the House took similar action on Oct. 3.
Registration of Certain Organizations Active in United States—Legisla¬
organizations advocating the con¬
United States or any
political subdivision thereof was signed by the President on Oct. 17. * This
bill passed the House on July 1 and the Senate, in amended form, on
Sept. 30.
The measure was sent to conference and the conference report
was adopted by the Senate on Oct.
4 and by the House on Oct. 7.
tion
requiring the registration of certain
trol
by force or overthrow of the Government of the
United States
after
not
its
summer
Term
in previous
as
of the New Deal
years
is still some important legislation
be adjudicated, particularly as to the national defense
Administration,
to
Convenes for New
Court reconvened on Oct. 7
Although the cases before it are
Supreme
recess.
momentous
so
Court
Supreme
States
United
The
there
The court will be called
program.
for instance, to
upon,
determine what is the fair profit for a
manufacturer sup¬
plying the Government in time of war.
Various tests of the
National Labor Relations Act were presented to the court,
other cases seeking
declared invalid
were presented.
The court was also asked to determine
the constitutionality of laws giving the Federal Power Com¬
mission power over certain waterways.
The court's initial
meeting on Oct. 7 was brief, being concerned primarily with
but
only
was
one
Fair
the
have
to
granted a review;
Standards
Labor
The
real
business of the session
court made
Act
to review.
cases
called
Oct. 14 when
on
public its decisions regarding admission of
At that time the court granted what was
victory"
"total
a
began
the
to
National
Labor
Relations
by refusing to review four cases which the Board
had won in the lower courts and by granting a review to
Board
one
which
case
the
Board
had
lost
in
courts.
lower
the
case
chal¬
lenging the constitutionality of the Wage-Hour Act.
The
The
court
on
Oct.
14
also
agreed
to
the Kansas City
employees at
2,000
of
The company contended that in
as much as specific complaints had not been made, it did
not feel that it should submit to the unwarranted search
the Wage-Hour Administration sought to make. ,
■
The court, also on Oct. 28, handed down two decisions
affecting the National Labor Relations Act.
It refused the
of
branch
the company.
.
request of the NLRB to compel a lower court
Board order directing the Sterling Electric
a
California
to withdraw
Motors, Inc.,
withdraw recognition from an
to
employees'
Lalior Board order direct¬
ing reinstatement of workers for the Continental Oil Corp.
of Wyoming was upheld when the court declined to upset
In the other case a
association.
The corporation
had quit work
to be transferred to New Mexico.
commanded to reinstate men who
they were
because
President
Circuit Court.
Tenth
of the
verdict
the
had been
Order Requiring Priority of
Roosevelt Issues Executive
Contracts Over Deliveries for Private Account
—Approves Priority Board and Administrator to Handle Matter
Army and Navy
President Roosevelt issued on
Oct. 22 an executive order
approving the establishment of a Priorities Board by the
Council of National Defense and the Board's designation of
an
Administrator of Priority; the
the
authorized
order,
executive
trator, in accordance
President, also under the
Board and the Adminis¬
with the Act of June 28, 1940, to grant
priority for deliveries of all Army and Navy contracts and
orders over all deliveries for private account and for export
sen,
members of the
William S. Knud-
the following
consist of
will
Board
The
National
Defense Advisory Commission:
industrial production adviser, as Chairman; Edward R.
industrial matters adviser, and Leon Hender¬
price
son,
review
a
Donald M. Nelson, the
has been named
adviser.
stabilization
purchases,
of
coordinator
Commission's
Administrator of Priorities.
In
Priorities will
Oct. 23 said, in part:
tasks
immediate
The
the objectives of the Board, Adminis¬
statement on
a
trator Nelson on
the
of
Priorities Board
the Administrator of
and
be:
policies governing operation of the priorities system.
establish
1.
To
2.
To adjust
differences that cannot be settled by contractors
themselves
officers of the War and Navy Departments
and the Priorities Committee of the Army and Navy Munitions Board.
3. To handle such priority problems as may arise outside the jurisdiction
of the Priorities Committee of the Army and Navy Munitions Board.
through
dealing
President
procurement
House
White
The
Export
Extends
Roosevelt
Military Equipment
System
Licensing
to
Cover
Containing Optical Elements
announced on
further
1 that to
Oct.
President Roosevelt, in a
proclamation dated Sept. 30, has placed under the licensing
system
"fire control instruments, military searchlights,
aerial cameras, and other types of military equipment con¬
taining optical elements."
The statement added that "a
study recently completed by the War and Navy Depart¬
ments disclosed that the rapidly expanding national defense
effort has made urgent the control of exports of these vital
articles of equipment."
national
strengthen
defense,
Navy Department Orders 35,091
Reservists to Active Duty—Brings
of 239,281
Navy Personnel to Peace-Time Peak
Navy Department on Oct. 5 ordered the Organized
Corps into active service.
The
Reserves of the Navy and Marine
These
reserves
and men, of whom
consist of 35,091 officers
7,500 of the fleet reserve are already on active duty.
Their addition to active duty brings the Navy's strength to
about
239,281 officers and enlisted men, which is the highest
World
the admission of new lawyers.
the
records
payroll
blanket order
production of
Stettinius Jr.,
signed by the President on Oct. 9.
was
Extending Sugar Act—A
Bill
received
Efforts to have the court pass upon this question
made by Fresno County, Calif.
an action on Oct. 28 the court refused to review
the
were
.
,
Code—This
Credit Corporation under its current loan
Commodity
the
Civil
non-competitive examinations.
Bill Establishing New Nationality
refused to review a
State and local
Oct. 21 the court
on
lower tribunal holding that
a
program.
of
the emergency.
by
governments have the right to levy personal taxes against
farm commodities held as security for advances made by
mated, will yield
$25,000 to carry over any unused portion of
for one year ; grants all corporations a flat
ruling
a
decision
that
men
and to
The
War
the
man
move
days.
men
since
It was explained by the Navy Depart are needed
to meet fleet requirements
auxiliary vessels now being acquired.
the many
parallels the action of the Army in mobilizing the
a measure of increased preparedness.
National Guard and is
Ruling of Attorney
General
on
Labor Act
Violators and Defense
Contracts
In
an
informal opinion,
made public on Oct. 3, Attorney
General Jackson ruled that companies which in the
of the National Labor Relations
Board
are
opinion
regarded as hav¬
the National Labor Relations Act or Wagner
defense contracts. The Attor¬
Opp Cotton Mills, Inc., of Alabama, and other concerns are
ing violated
testing the validity of the Wage-Hour Administrator's order
Act will be denied Government
fixing
a
32%c.-per-hour minimum wage for employees of
industry, which had been sustained by the Fifth
the textile
Federal
Circuit
Court
of
Appeals
at
New
Two
Orleans.
important rulings were also handed down at this time.
One granted a review on the Government's suit against the
other
Bethlehem
Shipbuilding
Co.
concerning
a
profit
of
$20,The
$120,000,000 World War ship contract.
decision in this case is expected to have an important bear¬
000,000
ing
Act
on
to
on
a
the Government's power under the Selective Service
requisition
industrial plants
Government orders at
one
declining
strict ban
on
"fair" prices.
which
refuse
Government request to relax the
the use of wire-tapping evidence?
a
to fill
The other order was
court's
ney
General
stipulated,
however,
that
in
cases
where
a
conviction of the Labor Board was reversed by the courts,
the ruling would
tained in
a
not apply.
letter to
Mj> Jackson's ruling was con¬
Sidney Hillman, labor member of the
National Defense Advisory Commission, who had asked the
Mr. Jackson, in appear¬
on Oct. 8, under¬
took to clarify his opinion, saying that it was not intended
to mean that companies found to have violated the Labor
Attorney General for an opinion.
ing before the Committee of the House,
Act would be denied Government contracts.
eral
Jackson
informed
in the law which
from
the committee that
Attorney Gen¬
there is
nothing
prevents the War and Navy Departments
negotiating contracts with Labor Act violators.
Federal
Court
Appeals
The
Circuit
Oct. 8 handed
Motor
down
Co.
of
Appeals in Cincinnati on
decision sustaining the
distribute
pamphlets
right of the
its em¬
among
ployees giving the company's opinions on labor unions.
At
the same time the company lost other contentions in its
dispute with the National Labor Relations Board over the
alleged dismissal of 29
from
men
Ford
the
Rouge
River
plant.
I.
Cincinnati dispatch of
the Associated Press said, in part:
quoting from
Oct.
8
In
to
decision
decision,
the
a
States
Supreme Court by both sides, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals set forth
'.
a
these
regarded
to the United
certain to be appealed
as
judgments:
The
1.
Wagner
liberties
Labor
"sanction
does not
Relations Act
invasion of
an
the
United States Constitution, and set aside a provision of a board order
forbidding "dissemination of propaganda" by the Ford Motor Co. among its
guaranteed
to
citizens
all
by
the
of
Amendment"
First
employees.
2.
The
company
responsible
was
May 28, 1937, and the riot
3.
Reinstatement
charged
One
for
Emil
moved
...
4.
is
and
away
riot
a
workers
22
alleged
Automobile
Five
others
have
of
America.
jobs
other
found
as
held
was
to
dis¬
been
have
to
Workers
or
"overstepped the
the case,
conduct
reaches
clearly
such
no
impropriety
prejudicial
invalidate the decisions of the Board"
in
expect,"
other
cases.
The Oregon
Supreme Court on Oct. 22 declared unconsti¬
tutional Oregon's anti-picketing law.
The decision reversed
an earlier ruling of a three-judge Circuit Court in Portland,
which
held
low
the
constitutional.
The
laAv
had
been
ap¬
proved by the voters of Oregon at the 1938 general elections
was
statutes
regarded
of
the
country's most stringent
for the regulation of union activities.
one
as
York
metropolitan
Trucking Strike Ended by
began
Two-Year Pact
of the
local
settled
area was
Oct. 8 in the New York
on
on
two-year contract negotiated by the Mayor for
new
8,800 striking members
trucks,
of
Local 807
of
the
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, American Federa¬
tion of
Labor,
tion.
A
Sept.
their demand for
won
1,
similar
clause
covering 5,000 members
which did not join the strike.
Newark,
Short-haul trucks
area
tied
Oct.
on
up
21
local
N.
J.,
began
into
written
was
week's paid vaca¬
one
Locals
of
282
signed
816,
and
sphere
fense
be
it
can
endeavors
moving in
the
Newark,
N.
operations for 20 days.
Oct. 20 to terms of a settle¬
previously had been ratified by long-haul own¬
ers and striking members of Local No. 478, Teamsters and
Chauffeurs Union, American Federation of Labor.
The
settlement provides for a
ment of
holidays
operators'
700
$2 weekly wage increase and two
for drivers, and the establish¬
year
three-man mediation board
a
hundred
a
representatives and
members of
the
union, 500 long-haul drivers
originally
short-haul,
comprising union and
neutral member.
Twelve
a
went
increase will be retroactive to
out
on
The
strike.
and
wage
Sept. 1.
seemed
to
toward
involvement
Greyhound Bus Lines
announced
was
Nov.
on
1
by
Charles Johnson Post, Commissioner of Conciliation for the
Labor.
New York "World-Telegram" ad¬
vices, Nov. 1, said Mr. Post said the union's demands had
been
met
of
by the company.
According to leaders of Local
1202, Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Employees of America
(American Fed¬
Strong
aroused
for
tailed
by
coordination
of
Greyhound
business
and
was
New
cur¬
England
H.
Brown
Resigns
Member
as
Nomination
Thad II.
for
of
FCC—President
the
on
the President
on
the
terminated
was
as
Coipmission,
same
of
Oct.
pointed Mr. Brown to the FCC
acted upon it.
14.
on
Mr.
than
the
President
by
out
ever
foreign
electioneering
be
will
never
ever more
manifest that the distrust
earnestly desired every effort to be made
regardless of cost, was indicated in
days of October by Congress, quite as it had been
during previous debates.
The vast outlays for
increased naval, land and aerial
armaments were aug¬
made plain
mented
still
of
costs
Oct.
On
so-called
is
voted
was
conscription,
8.
the
early last month.
more
,$1,482,000,000
the
excess
An appropriation of
by Congress to defray the initial
Mr.
and
Roosevelt
bill
the
signed
following day the President signed the
profits tax bill, which adds still more to
overburdensome
taxes
corporate profits and
on
which
complicated that eminent members of Congress apolo¬
gized for their own lack of understanding of the bill which
so
Immense contracts for the construction of
warships, airplanes and guns promptly were let, and
by the end of October the governmental machinery was
turning millions of dollars into the industrial stream for
such
an
ous
most of the
purposes,
addition
main
to the deficit
reliance
of
the
necessarily representing
money
financing which long has been
Roosevelt
a
One curi¬
Administration.
circumstance of the defense program was the purchase
by the Navy of
number of luxurious yachts from private
a
action
this
owners,
contrasting
with
sharply
the
transfer of 50 overage American destroyers to Great
because
they
not
were
recent
Britain,
American
to
necessary
Conscription Begins
Perhaps the most prominent aspect of the defense
ments of the last
effected
tion,
month
through
16,000,000 American
and
the
drawing
the
start of
registration
of
arrange¬
conscrip¬
approximately
of ages from 21 to 35, inclusive,
men
of
the formal
was
numbers
which
will
in
determine
a
national lottery the order of their appearance for one-year
terms of training.
The registration for "selective service"
was
accomplished quietly
velt
marked
maintained
the
that
the day
Oct. 16, and President Roose¬
on
occasion
by
a
was
radio address in which he
one
of "deep and purposeful
meaning in the lives of all of us."
to be called
into service in the
1,000,000
world
with
Some 800,000 men are
first year of the
draft, and
in every succeeding, year, the President
men
"Those who have dared to threaten the whole
war—those
who
have
created
the
name
and
deed of total war—have imposed upon us and upon all free
peoples the necessity of preparation for total
To the 16,000,000 registrants
said.
defense," he
the President extended
that they were acting in the cause of democracy
and the cause of youth.
The next step in the conscription
assurances
plan was taken Oct. 31, when numbers
bowl
in
were
drawn from
a
Washington to determine the order of service of
registrants.
Mr. Roosevelt
referred
and
which
have
to
the
occasioned
sad
the
once
again spoke
events
on
conscription
other
moves.
the
over
continents
He
also
States Government will devote all
thought and energy to the maintenance of the dignity, the
Crises and Pledges
Oct. 14 to with¬
day acceded to the request
"with reluctance and with very real regret."
The appoint¬
ment
held
were
in
prosperity and the peace of our country.
for reappointment to the
on
more
States
subject could not easily by allayed.
Brown, member of the Federal Communications
draw his nomination
and
Withdraws
Reappointment
Commission, asked President Roosevelt
inclined
United
assurances
asserted that the United
Trailways services to New England.
T.
tlie
adequate defense,
the
when
made,
the early
radio
laid off
observers
of
however, only made it
of
were
toward real de¬
but it is
been
called upon to serve in any foreign war, unless the country
is attacked.
The very fervor of the presidential assurances,
eration of Labor), the strike was caused by dissatisfaction
employees who
and general satis¬
Roosevelt, in the course of his third term
effort, to the effect that American youths
pointed out.
Greyhound Bus Lines Strike Settled
Department
close
many
conflicts.'
about
Settlement of the strike of 250 drivers and ticket-takers
of the
Administration
the
progress
have
to
seems
of
great
any
Remarkably little actual
arrangements
J.,
company
Short-haul companies agreed on
with
possible that the heat of the election campaign served to
emphasize some of the delinquencies without weighting the
strong naval force of the country.
The foreign policy
strike that had
a
results
that
defense.
ment which
additional
said
viewed
were
ostensibly
Truck Strike Ends
following settlement of
trucking
contracts
any
new
|
Oct. 9 through the efforts
Mayor LaGuardia of New York City.
Under the terms
of
preparing for the
possible aggres¬
Debate also raged continually through¬
in
out the month
regarding the foreign policy pursued by
President Roosevelt and his New Deal advisers.
In neither
they approved.
New
A trucking strike which
Government
States
That the Nation
who heard
examiner
Oregon Supreme Court Declares Invalid State Anti-Picketing Law
and
United
the
sion from abroad.
dead.
trial
bounds of that judicial propriety which contestants have a right to
"injudicious
plant
Rouge
at the River
unfair labor practice.
United
excepted.
is
one
Lindsay,
of
the
with
is
for
an
was
ordered
activities
Tomkow
John
but
by
East continued
relief, during October, the course adopted
military defense of the country against
faction.
Ih
Policy
War developments in Europe and the Far
to throw into high
Court
a
to
American Defense and Foreign
Give
to
Unionization—"Intimidation" of Any
on
Group Is Prohibited
Federal
Ford
Right of Ford Motor Co.
Upholds
Opinions
Employees
Labor
3
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 1940]
Roosevelt
reap¬
June 5, but the Senate
International
cession
crises
followed each other with rapid suc¬
October, and each brought its peculiar reaction
in
the Roosevelt Administration
in Washington.
The
exigencies of the election campaign occasioned still other
declarations, all of them designed to emphasize peaceful
from
The result of all these
intentions.
occurrences
and declara¬
never
•Commander
The
L.
H.
Senate
Vickery Made Member of Maritime
on
Sept.
Commander Howard
a
member
of
tions
the
24
confirmed
L. Vickery, United
United
States
Commission
the
appointment of
States Navy, to be
Commission for
Maritime
the
unexpired term of five years from April 16, 1937, suc¬
ceeding Edward C. Moran Jr., resigned.
President Roose¬
velt sent
day
the
shortly
allowing
nomination
to
after
the
approving
Commander Vickery
Congressional authorization
mander is
on
a
to
was
Senate earlier
bill,
serve
in
necessary
the active list of the
passed
Navy.
by
the
that
same
Congress,
civic
post.
since the Com¬
can
only be described
as
thoroughly confusing.
Steps
along the road to war unquestionably were taken early in
October, as in previous months.
So ominous was the situa¬
tion
for
a
time that the gravest fears were entertained
all quarters
of
moves
in
that might plunge the United States
into the cauldron of
war.
The Berlin-Rome-Tokio pact of
il made it evident that embroilment of the United
States in any quarter of the globe promptly would mean
Sept.
involvement in
all the wars currently in progress.
It can
argued, indeed, that the totalitarians made their agree¬
ment out of fear that the United States soon would take
be
warlike
measures.
No doubt existed
in
any
mind that the
MONTHLY REVIEW
4
Axis-Japanese
pact was aimed at the United States, and
that Mr. Roosevelt promptly took
all the evidence indicates
lip the challenge.
Fortunately, the decisions of the potential
opponents of the United States were for peace.
The principal crisis involving the United States was cre¬
ated with respect to the Far East, and it is to be noted
spokesmen contributed a full share to the
said in Japan to be the inevitable
end of further "challenging" by the United States of the
that
Japanese
difficulties.
War was
Axis-Japanese dictators. These comments were
on the same day Secretary of the Navy
and
stated in Washington that
British
and
"if
a
fight is forced upon us we
After obvious consultations between the
be ready."
shall
made Oct. 5,
Frank Knox
United
States
Prime Minister
the London House of Com¬
Governments,
Winston Churchill announced in
Oct. 8, that the Burma Road would be reopened
18, after expiration of the existing Anglo-Japanese
mons,
Oct.
agreement to close the avenue of supply for China during
trial period of three months.
The expectation that Japan
would reach an agreement with China had been unfulfilled,
a
Churchill
Mr.
said,
and
the road thus would
be thrown
At the same moment when Mr. Churchill was
making this momentous declaration in London, the State
Department in Washington disclosed that advice had been
given Americans in Japan, China and similar areas to
return
rapidly to the United States.
Somewhat osten¬
tatiously, Lord Lothian, the British Ambassador to Wash¬
ington, indicated concurrently that he was delaying a vaca¬
tion trip to London because "they think there may be a
general crisis in the Far East."
Under-Secretary of State
Sumner Welles conferred hastily with the Soviet Ambassa¬
dor, Constantine Oumansky, giving rise to the assumption
that improved relations with Russia were sought as an
offset to possible involvement in the war.
Secretary Knox
disclosed on Oct. 9 that 4,200 recruits were being sent to
the Pacific Coast to bring to full strength the Main Fleet,
which remains in the Pacific.
In London it was announced
formally that conversations are in progress looking toward
Anglo-American cooperation in the Pacific.
The impression in Tokio,
frequently expressed by the
Japanese press, was that American influence had induced
London to reopen the Rurma Road, and a corresponding
antipathy for the United States was aroused.
The Amer¬
ican embargo on the exportation of scrap iron and aviation
gasoline, which was made progressively more effective and
sweeping, confirmed the Japanese in their suspicions.
It
was also apparent,
however, that the Japanese were far
open
again.
from anxious to take on the United
States and Great Britain
issued. Mr. Roosevelt en¬
Park, on Oct. 20, the Earl of Athloner
Governor General of Canada.
bomb-sight, and no denials were
at Hyde
tertained
apprehensions aroused by this obvious lack of genuine
in Washington were augmented for a time by
official statements which seemed to reflect a leaning toward
Great Britain which might readily involve the United States
The
neutrality
Oct. 12 that
will continue to pile up arma¬
ments in its own behalf, but would "continue to help those
who resist aggression, and who now hold the aggressors far
from our shores."
This statement of official policy gained
additional emphasis when Mr. Roosevelt disclosed at Boston,
Oct. 30, that British authorities already had contracted for
14,000 airplanes in the United States and were seeking
priority for 12,000 additional airplanes.
Mr. Roosevelt
stated that he favored such prior deliveries to Great Britain.
The
Treasury
Department in Washington revealed on
Oct. 31 that conversations had been held with British agents
for the construction in the United States of large numbers
of standardized freight ships.
These and other measures
President Roosevelt asserted on
conflict.
in
the
United States not only
repeated calls for
provoked
clarification of the foreign
for
policy being pursued by Mr. Roosevelt, but the demands
frank explanations were ignored in Washington.
The
re¬
sult, however, was a decided general apprehension of war
involvement, and in the electoral campaign Mr. Roosevelt
of the clamor.
President in the course of
the electioneering were invariably general, and they failed
to carry conviction to those best informed on the real sig¬
nificance of foreign events.
That the intentions of the
Roosevelt Administration are pacific was stated on Oct. 21
by William C. Bullitt, our Ambassador to France, and on
Oct. 29 by Joseph P. Kennedy, our Ambassador to Great
Britain.
Both speeches were made in the. United States,
and both were simple election documents.
The speech by
Mr. Bullitt was disregarded as of no importance, but some
attention was paid to Mr. Kennedy, who is highly regarded
in some circles.
Assurances were extended by the Bostonian that no commitments had been made regarding entry
into the war.
Mr. Roosevelt began a series of campaign
least some note
statements made by the
finally took at
The
speeches at Philadelphia,
outset that the
This note was repeated again and
foreign Power.
with any
Oct. 23, and he declared at the
Administration has no secret understandings
the President in his subsequent campaign adr
dresses, but it failed to carry conviction, since his per¬
formance with the exchange of 50 American destroyers for
by
again
a
in the Western Hemisphere
number of British base sites
of this nature by Mr.
doubt upon any assurances
jointly, in addition to the Chinese.
lias cast
Road, accordingly was
without
immediate
repercussions.
Roosevelt.
Reopening of the Burma
permitted to pass by the Japanese
The
aviators
of
the Chungking
to
Nationalist Government of China.
This
brought about a modest decrease of the tension with respect
to the Far East, but other moves were in store.
British
authorities on Oct. 22 warned their nationals in Japan and
Japanese-occupied areas of China to depart immediately.
Federal Loan Administrator, made it known
in Washington that fresh advances might soon be made
to China, over and above the $85,000,000 previously pledged
to that country.
Parts for American submarines were re¬
the
Jesse H. Jones,
ported on the way to Hongkong, and no denial was issued
in Washington.
Pressure obviously was brought to bear
upon
The Netherlands East Indies Government to prevent
enlargement of the oil supply to Japan from that region,
and Mexico canceled a contract to supply oil to Japan.
But
the
Japanese authorities merely resumed their campaigning
against the Chinese, and for the time being these incidents
failed to involve the United States in conflict.
European
war
developments
Roosevelt Administration
The most
conflict.
note to the French
prompted
actions
Latin America
the
Empire promptly bombed the terminus of the road
in China, and later on they bombed a number of bridges,
all with the aim of rendering the supply line inadequate
Island
by
the
which also carried the seeds
of
indicative step was the dispatch of a
Government at Vichy, Oct. 24, in which
the United States was officially stated to have warned the
French against military collaboration with the Rome-Berlin
If such collaboration develops, it was indicated, the
Relations
between
the
States and the 20 Latin
United
republics remained highly
American
amicable during Octo¬
occasional indications available of Washington
influence beyond anything common in recent years.
The
Mexican Government, for instance, cancelled an oil contract
with Japan just when
it seemed quite in accord with
Washington policy to have the incident occur.
There was
no official connection, of course, but the inescapable infer¬
ence
was
that Mexico was bowing to the wishes of the
Roosevelt Administration.
Whether any promise of a loan
to Mexico from the $500,000,000 fund voted by Congress was
involved is not yet clear.
It is well known, however, that
Mexico would like to receive some $50,000,000 of the money.
Cuba is an aspirant for a like sum, and is officially on
record as hoping that Uncle Sam will extend such a loan.
The Argentine authorities were rumored to be in the mar¬
ket for a loan Of $100,000,000 from the Export-Import Bank
of Washington, which is the agency for extension of funds
from the $500,000,000 fund.
Only relatively small loans
actually were made in October, however, with Brazil therecipient of a contract for $20,000,000 on Oct. 30, in ad¬
dition to the $20,000,000 advance to that country announced
in September, for construction of steel plants.
Warren Lee
Pierson, President of the Export-Import Bank, toured Latin,
America from Oct. 3 to 21, and announced on his return
that he had found no desire on the part of responsibleber,
with
Mili¬
tq incur unnecessary obligations.
Axis.
officials anywhere
military occupation of Martinique, French Guiana and other
tary missions from almost all the
French
possessions in this hemisphere would follow.
Such
action, according to Secretary of State Cordell Hull, would
be
taken
by the American republics as a group, operating
convention.
Assurances promptly were
20 republics appeared in
Washington during October, and after receptions by Presi¬
dent Roosevelt they toured American armaments and other
plants.
Aerial Blitzkrieg
under the Havana
by the French Government that no military col¬
laboration was involved in conversations being conducted
extended
Intensified fighting was continued
Britain
Great
aerial
Administration an application of the
Neutrality Act, and the Treasury Department refrained
from "freezing" Greek balances.
Italian airplanes bombed
some American-owned
oil properties in Saudi-Arabia, and
Britain, with
bring
from
State
the
immediately protested to
Italy.
Small steps, designed to irritate Germany, were announced
from time to time.
But it was widely rumored that the
United States had released to Great Britain many of the
so-called "flying fortresses" and also the famed American
the
Department
the
throughout October byAxis Powers, with*,
Rome-Berlin
activity of first importance, while sea fighting and
by French officials with the Rome-Berlin authorities. When
German troops appeared in Rumania the Treasury Depart¬
ment in Washington on Oct. 10 ordered the "freezing" of
about $100,000,000 of Rumanian funds in the United States.
The Italian invasion of Greece on Oct. 28, however, failed
to
and
diplomatic activity ranked about equally after the struggle
in the air for direct and immediate conquest.
It cannot be
said
that
struggle,
man
anything like a decision was reached in the sky
which
ports
Italian
was
over
cities almost every day,
Immense
destruction
occasion.
on
wrought, however, in London and other British
German
erally
bombers,
and
in
occurred,
and
was
cities by the
German centers gen¬
Two incidents of major im¬
Berlin
by the British fliers.
portance
Great
British air forces raiding Ger¬
industrial
and
points
principally
conducted
fliers of the
meanwhile,
and
which
may
well
exert
a
major influence upon the eventual outcome of . the conflict.
Rumania
was
placed
completely
under
the
heel
of the
German-Italian conquerors of the European Continent, and
was invaded
by Italian forces.
The apparent aim
of these Nazi-Fascist maneuvers was to obtain supplies
an
from all of the Bankan
to be
Greece
and
Spain
in
against
campaign
a
Great
Britain,
October.
up
affected
activity represented a continuance of the
bombing attacks that began on an "all-out" scale on Sept. 7,
so
far as the German bombing of Great Britain is con¬
cerned.
British bombing of German centers was started
the United
German
certain
in
comrades
reports,
aerial
the
in
assault
upon
Kingdom, and all the indications pointed to ever
greater raids of this dire nature.
Official accounts of the fighting were made available in
October only from the British side.
Prime Minister Win¬
ston Churchill reported to the House of Commons on mili¬
authori¬
was
discern
to
joined their
aerial
several months earlier, and for a time the Berlin
ties endeavored to assert that mere "retaliation"
British
The
number of occasions that they had
concentrations of German forces which seemed
a
preparing for an invasion effort.
ties
like nature, but this aim was unrealized at the end of
The
shores.
British
against
on
The London authori¬
at one time,
that the Germans had made an invasion effort on Sept. 16,
but it was later admitted that nothing was known officially
in London of any such Nazi attempt.
British fliers dropped
bombs occasionally upon Turin and other Italian towns, and
at the start of November they reached Naples with a heavy
cargo of bombing missiles.
But the Italians late in October
Success in such endeavors
mean, of course, that Berlin and Rome would have
important objectives within their grasp, with British fight¬
ing rendered comparably more difficult.
To all appear¬
ances, efforts were made by the Axis partners to enlist
a
attack
reported
broken
would
France
eventual
fliers
Peninsula and to drive the British
fleet out of the Mediterranean.
of
5
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 194:0]
the
tary and diplomatic matters
on
were
An
nature
some
Churchill
attacked
September episodes, hundreds of German airplanes
the British Isles at times during October.
The
assaults
were
especially heavy whenever weather con¬
Churchill
ditions
to
aim in the
bombing of London.
abandoned
as
of
But such contentions
German attack progressed.
the
As in
the
were
favorable, and it is unfortunately necessary to
record that the weather did not interfere greatly with the
lethal attacks during the early part of October.
Late that
month fogs spread a protecting blanket over
England, and
they diminished the German attacks at times.
But such
intermissions were only occasional.
Day after day the dis¬
patches, although highly censored, told of the dropping of
explosive and incendiary bombs over much of the London
area, and especially over the wharves in the great U-bend
of the Thams River below the Tower
Bridge.
Immense
fires resulted, and it is hardly to be doubted that destruc¬
tion
widespread and costly.
was
times
lighted
all
up
of
The warehouse fires at
London
though
as
daylight
had
returned, and the glare made the targets of the German
easily visible.
The Nazi fliers attacked in day¬
light early in the month, usually in great squadrons which
attackers
the British fliers
of
account
to
the
general
a
Oct.
on
French
21,
in the
that
10
of continual
years
London
the
waste,
the
able
British
defense.
In
as a
place of the
daylight squadrons, single airplanes or groups of twos and
threes appeared over England while
daylight lingered, and
larger attacks then were made at night.
The obvious aim
was
to
keep Great Britain
edge, with continual air-raid
on
warnings, and prevent production in factories from proceed¬
ing according to schedule.
Varying their tactics continu¬
ally, the Germans sometimes appeared over the British
Isles in great force during
daylight hours, even during the
latter days of October.
The greatest attacks,
however,
usually were made at night, and all accounts indicate that
the dark hours were hideous
throughout October.
In the
final week of that month the Germans
began to attack Bir¬
the Midlands in force, and
mingham and
raids
also
heavy
bombing
made against Liverpool and other
ports.
Wharves and warehouses were bombed
repeatedly, with a
view not only to terrorization of the
populace, but curtail¬
ment of armaments and other
production and the destruc¬
were
tion of port facilities.
The censors prevented any
adequate
military and industrial damage from reach¬
ing the United States.
They permitted long and detailed
reports to go through, however, of the bombing of British
churches, hospitals and historic buildings in the London
accounts of the
The
area.
their
people
living
of
the
conditions
British
great
increasingly
metropolis
more
found
precarious,
and
the shallow air-raid shelters
occasionally crashed into ruins
heavy bombs fell on the structures.
Toward the end of
October fears were entertained of
epidemics, if prompt re¬
lief were not forthcoming.
That the
as
Germans
to
modify
British
airplane manufacture
Mr.
Oct.
on
8
Mr.
400
airplanes flew over
the average, but he affected
attack
German
the
on
Minister
scale
declared.
to
lay
He
empha¬
won by British fighter aircraft
the numerically superior German forces, and asserted
over
that
British fliers hold the mastery of the air over Great
Britain.
In
his
report of
Oct. 15 Mr.
Churchill
was
less
explicit, possibly because German airplanes intensified their
raids in the meanwhile.
Pressed by a Member of Parlia¬
ment to outline the British war aims, Mr. Churchill
merely
said that
winning of the war is the first consideration and
that other problems can well be deferred until that aim is
accomplished.
In his general appeal to the French people,
them not to help Germany if they
cannot aid England.
After vilifying Herr Hitler roundly,
Mr. Churchill declared that the British aim is to "beat the
Mr.
Churchill
urged
life
and
soul" out of the German leader.
He claimed that
to take the aerial
superiority of the
Germans
began to vary,
mid-October, owing to the heavy losses experienced
of
statement
nearly
Prime
tions
consequence
by
radio broadcast
sized the brilliant victories
succumbed to intense anti-aircraft fire.
The methods of attack by the Germans
in
of a
Oct. 15.
see a decided
waning of the German attack.
Although
property losses in London had been huge, it would require
England would be able
and
his
on
rendered
was
course
British territory every day, on
promptly attacked with their speedy Spit¬
Hurricane airplanes.
Large numbers of German
airplanes were shot down in this manner, and many others
fire
In
people.
admitted
Oct. 8 and again
was
able
were
admitted
by
the London authorities concerned with that
phase of British
The Reich superiority of
aircraft, in a numerical
sense, was conceded even in London.
During the
away in 1941.
This address followed conversa¬
between Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Premier Benito
Mussolini, which obviously concerned the
next steps to be
by the Axis dictators in the conduct of the war.
On the high seas the
fighting began to reach an intensive
stage late in October, owing to greatly increased submarine
taken
activity by the Germans.
that
ample food stocks
British spokesmen made it clear
held in the United Kingdom,
are
and that
no danger exists of a real
shortage.
These assur¬
probably were intended to offset the growing discon¬
in England with the small available butter and
bacon
ances
tent
supplies, and to counter
fears of wharf destruction by
the discharge of
ship cargoes almost impossible.
The accuracy of the of¬
ficial British statements is
hardly to be disputed, but a
the Germans
on
any
scale that would make
a
good
deal of uneasiness prevailed,
nevertheless, owing to
heightened German submarine activities of late October.
the
In
the
the
single week ended Oct. 21
sinking of
Great Britain admitted
less than 32 British merchantmen
totaling
no
146,528 tons, and 13 neutral and Allied ships also were
lost, raising the total tonnage destruction to 198,030 tons.
Berlin advanced the claim
Oct. 26 that the great British
on
luxury liner Empress of Britain, of 42,348 tons, had gone
down under aerial and submarine
attacks, and London ad¬
mitted this loss two days later.
German aerial bombers
in
said
were
Berlin
to
have created havoc among British
in the final days of October, and all the indica¬
tions thus pointed to severe destruction of British
convoys,
which
is
vital
shipping,
to
the
continuance
of
the conflict
by Lon¬
Government, on the other hand, now
50 American "overage' destroyers which are said
be useful in convoy
work, and it may be that German
don.
The
British
possesses
to
destructiveness will tell less against the
otherwise be the case.
English than might
defense.
early
days of October each side continued to claim the
downing
of about three to four
adversary fighters to every home
airplane lost.
But in the latter weeks of the month
these
disparities
no
longer
were
great.
so
The British bombing airplanes flew over
Nazi territory
almost every night during
October, operations being halted
only when fog, snow or ice hampered the fliers.
Great
damage
was
caused
to
Berlin
power
according to
plants and factories,
the London authorities, who based their
ports not only on the direct statements of their own
but
also
on
Hamburg
ing
was
works
Ruhr
while
in
accounts
bombed
the
industrial
some
received
re^
fliers,
through
neutral
sources!
periodically, and the great shipbuild¬
chief
plants
German
were
flights finally
ports
attacked
suffered
again
were made to
oil works in East Prussia and
even
similarly
and
again]
the great synthetic
to the Skoda
armaments
plant at Pilsen, in Czechoslovakia.
All raids of the
long¬
variety were conducted at night by the
British
bombers, but some daylight activity was noted in
distance
called
,
"invasion ports"
German
the
across
barges and ships
the English
were
so-
Channel, where
reported concentrated for
France and Spain
That
new
arrangements
Europe during
France
made
and
October,
of
under
respect
on
Oct
21
by
Prime
consideration
to
Spain in the great conflict
evident
Churchill
were
with
in
the
of
now
positions
raging,
Minister
was
Winston
England.
The speech of the British
official,
the French people, coincided
with a sudden increase of
diplomatic activity between the
Berlin-Rome Axis authorities and the
highest officials of
designed especially
to
reach
the French and Spanish Governments.
Mr. Churchill
ap¬
pealed to France at least to refrain from hindering
England
if she cannot help her.
He declared that Chancellor Hitler
has resolved on "nothing less than the
complete wiping out
of
the
French
nation
life and future."
and
the
This address
disintegration of its whole
was
tion of extensive conferences which
the first formal intima¬
developed
on
the Con¬
tinent, between German and Italian authorities on the one
hand, and French and Spanish officials on the other.
The
precise nature of these discussions has not been
disclosed,
but it is easy to surmise that the Axis
endeavored to per¬
suade French and Spanish spokesmen to
ally themselves
with
the
against
Nazi-Fascist
the
British
combination, with a view to action
Navy in the Western Mediterranean.
EEVEEW
6
subsequent march of the
The
Italians against Greece ap¬
be aimed primarily against British naval strength
in the Eastern Mediterranean, and that incident bolsters
the initial impression spread in neutral circles by the talks
pears to
France, according to the brief
Somewhere in
nouncements,
official an¬
Oct. 22 with
Chancellor Hitler conferred on
Laval, who is second in command to Marshal Philippe
Henri Petain in the Vichy regime of France.
This led to
Pierre
negotiate
a
complete French participation in the Axis war against
England.
Nor were the portents unfavorable to the Ger¬
man cause, for the British shelling of the French fleet at
assumption
the
that Berlin was endeavoring to
of September had aroused a
and the Dakar incident
Gran
degree of French antagonism toward the former British ally
of France.
After the initial conversations between Herr
Hitler and M. Laval, which
occurred at Paris, Marshal
subsequent disclosures indicated
Petain met the German Fuehrer
Oct. 24. It was widely rumored that perma¬
terms were under discussion, and there is no
to doubt these reports.
It would seem, however,
in person on
nent peace
reason
that
overtures for full French participation
against England gained anything but a sympa¬
German
any
in the war
Assurances
hearing.
thetic
extended
were
French
by
no
such development was likely, and that
the German-French
conversations concerned matters of sup¬
authorities
for
ply
that
German Foreign
The
France.
"free"
Minister,
attended the Paris conferences,
M. Laval conferred also with the Italian Foreign Min¬
Joachim
and
von
Count
ister,
Ribbentrop,
These talks occasioned an
Galeazzo Ciano.
French Cabinet, for Foreign
Minister Paul Baudoin resigned his post on Oct. 28, and
M. Laval took over the Ministry.
Benefits to French war
obvious
within
conflict
the
prisoners, reduced army of occupation costs, and a return
of the French Government to Paris finally were said to be
But it is obvious
talks far transcended these questions, important
discussion
matters under
the
that
the
at Paris.
though they are.
The
Spanish position in the war plainly was explored in
the Franco-Spanish border,
the course of an official talk on
Chancellor Hitler and the Spanish Gen¬
eralissimo, Francisco Franco.
Herr von Ribbentrop at¬
tended Herr Hitler, while Foreign Minister Ramon Serrano
Oct.
23, between
official of the Spanish regime,
Suner, the newly-appointed
accompanies General Franco.
Little was made known as
to the course of this conversation, but the Spanish press
speculated on the "great events' that were to follow.
No
such events actually occurred, leading to the surmise that
German
the
Spanish
and
authorities either failed
to see
to eye, or else decided that the time is not yet ripe for
Spanish action in the European war.
In most informed
circles the assumption was that General Franco was urged
eye
to
British stronghold of
wishes to regain
undertake an attack against the
Gibraltar, which the Spanish Government
in
any
event.
subsequent Italian attack
The
Greece
on
provides a virtual guaranty that such was the substance
of the talks, but the Spanish hesitation introduces elements
suggesting aloofness despite the debt that Fascist Spain
unquestionably owes to Italy and the Reich.
Herr Hitler
and Signor Mussolini met in Florence on Oct. 28, obviously
for an exchange of views on the general situation, but
nothing was made known of the discussion, other than the
usual comment that it was "most cordial."
Balkan Peninsula
fell
Rumania
completely
under
German
domination
in
indi¬
the Western European battle-
October, and Italy began to war against the Grecians,
cating that the stalemate on
front finds no parallel in the
highly
important
Balkan
the equally significant Mediterranean
region.
That the Germans and Italians are making a dual
thrust into the Eastern regions was evidenced by the events.
Peninsula,
or
in
denying, moreover, that these measures contain
drastic threats to the security and even the continuance of
There is
the
no
British
The
Empire.
Italian
campaign against the
desultory man¬
British forces in Egypt was conducted in a
last month, owing to the difficulties of transportation
and the lack of water.
But the Egyptians carefully re¬
ner,
frained from declaring war against the Italians,
which sug¬
Rome-Berlin Axis which doubtless exists
Near East.
British airplanes bombed
Italian positions from time to time, and Italian airmen
retaliated.
The aerial conflict wks carried to Greece when
that country finally was involved in the struggle, and from
Grecian bases the British were able to bomb Naples.
But
gests a fear of the
throughout
this
sort
the
of activity
is of relatively minor importance, as
against the great and grave issues involved in the GermanItalian diplomatic and
military drive eastward.
problem in the Mediterranean and the Near East is
only one of supply, but of diplomatic and military pres¬
The
not
tige
and
prowess.
In
the background stands the
Soviet
Fnion, of course, and the effect of recent moves upon Mos¬
cow is not to be discounted.
The drive southward by the
probably convinces Russia that her own ter¬
ritory will not be threatened immediately, which means, in
turn, that the Axis may well be left unhindered by the
Russian power.
If the apparent aim to gain control over
Axis partners
the Mediterranean
is realized by the Axis it will
mean
not
only vastly improved communications for the Germans and
Italians with African and Near East supply sources, but
from which
•
peoples of
Powers of
transfer of
even portions of Africa might readily reflect
These matters suggest that a desperate game
for high stakes, when the Germans and Italians
Empire would not readily recover.
The
Arabia, Mesopotamia, India and the warring
China and Japan hardly could fail to note the
the
and
power,
in France.
Great Britain in the Far East
also a setback for
change.
was started,
decided to challenge Great
any
Britain in the Mediterranean.
upon the British fleet,
of the Middle Sea, but
rather upon countries that looked to England for protection.
Rumania fell under the Nazi sway early in October, in a
manner that seems hardly reasonable, in view of the Ger¬
man insistence upon partition of the Balkan State.
It was
largely at Reich insistence that Rumania gave up Bess¬
arabia to Russia, the southern Dobrudja to Bulgaria, and
assult
The
was
Transylvania to Hungary.
much of
reduced virtually to
was
control
proud
holds
still
which
immediately
not
Although Rumania thus
pre-World War frontiers, the new
regime headed by Premier
Ion Antonescu decided on
Oct. 5
wholeheartedly as a fascist organization, allied
the Rome-Berlin Axis.
Premier Antonescu donned the
to come out
with
that day, and thus
group in his own
country.
A German military contingent promptly began to
move down the Danube, and British business men and oil
experts literally were expelled from Rumania.
First re¬
ports indicated that no less than 50,000 German military
men
were
moving into Rumania, but it appeared subse¬
quently that only relatively small groups of technicians
actually were involved in the first troop transport.
Late
garb of the Rumanian Iron Guard, on
indicated his allegiance to the fascist
contingents
German
the
October
in
reputedly
in¬
were
creased, in preparation for a march against Greece in the
event that British troops were landed at Salonika, Greece.
But
Italian military
available.
expedition against Greece began
after pro-forma exchanges of notes
Italian ultimatum.
Attacks by Italian warships and
dawn
an
official reports were
no
The
Oct. 28,
on
planes against Grecian ships last summer
move
of any element of surprise, but it
owing to the implications.
perturbing,
emanated from
at
and
air¬
robbed the latest
remained highly
Reports suddenly
Italy that Greek troops were
moving over
This was fol¬
lowed on Oct. 26 by the presentation of an Italian ulti¬
matum to Greece, but just before the ultimatum expired,
early on Oct. 28, the Italian mountain regiments swarmed
over the border and started an invasion
which may well
have
historic
repercussions.
Aided by airplanes, the
Italians moved swiftly into Greek territory, at first, but
more and more slowly as they encountered the opposition
of the main body of Greek troops.
A two-pronged invasion
was
attempted, one fork leading to the populous portions
of southern Greece and the other straight eastward toward
Salonika.
It was indicated in Italian circles that no real
desire to make war against Greece existed in Italy, the
real aim being to defeat Great Britain in the Mediter¬
ranean.
Broad hints were thrown out that matters might
be adjusted if the Grecians dethroned King George II and
replaced Premier John Metaxas, who are known to be
friendly to Great Britain.
Greece was accused by the
Italians of having made bases available to England, and
the impression was fostered that the Italian attack was
designed to gain bases for an attack on the Mediterranean
power of England.
But the Grecians fought back valiantly,
and at the end of October the signs pointed toward a full
war between Italy and Greece, with German forces hover¬
ing to the north and the British fleet on the southern flank
the
frontier
into
Italian-occupied Albania.
Greeks.
of the unfortunate
The
it
was
problem of aid to the Greeks arose immediately, for
clear that Athens could not hope to resist the Rome-
Berlin
Axis
without
indefinitely
alliances with Great
were
invoked immediately.
ance
of
naval
ample
aid.
Britain and with Turkey
support,
The Greek
presumably
From London came the assur¬
which promptly was
implemented
waters around Hellas.
Early in
November the British were reported officially to be landing
mining of
through
the
troops in Greece, but it
the island of
Crete.
on
appeared that the landings were
The essential requirement, of
is a strong British force at Salonika, for the Greeks
otherwise to repulse a German thrust south¬
ward from Rumania and Bulgaria, but there were no indi¬
cations of British aid to Greece in this sphere.
The Turkish
course,
could not hope
Government
was
subjected,
according to
all accounts, to
from Berlin, and consulta¬
tions were reported to be taking place between Ankara and
Moscow.
The immediate upshot was that Turkey decided
not to take a hand in the conflict, although the alliance
with Greece was specifically for the purpose of mutual
action in the event of an Italian attack.
Athens excused
the Turkish attitude by claiming ability to meet the Italian
attack unaided, but this declaration did not delude anyone.
The fact appeared to be that Turkey withheld action be¬
cause
Great Britain failed to come to the full assistance
immense
diplomatic
pressure
the possibility thus arose of still another
by the German-Italian combination, in a
sphere that must be regarded as vitally important.
of
Greece,
cheap
and
victory
Indian Nationalism
exist in October regarding the
Nationalists, headed by Mahatma
Some uncertainty began to
attitude
of
the
Indian
Gandhi, to the European conflict
and to the endless con-
between
versations
British
Indian leaders
authorities and
regarding the status of India in the British Empire.
ing the early months of the current European war
effort
made
was
"which
every
by the adherents of Mohandas K. Gandhi
friction with the London Government,
resolutely
Indians.
proved
Dur¬
needless
avoid
to
The
has
refused
British
workable
a
one
make
to
principle of
until October.
to
concessions
the
avoiding discussions
The Nationalists in¬
dicated, indeed, that they might engage in a full-scale war
support of England, in return for definite assurances of an
early accession to full Dominion status. But the patience
of the Indian Nationalists apparently wore thin, for on
Sept. 17 Mr. Gandhi was placed in full charge of the
Nationalist Congress, and a decided change in sentiment
developed thereafter.
A determined pacifict, Mr. Gandhi
insisted that non-violent anti-war propaganda
must in¬
crease,
without carrying civil disobedience to the point
where it might endanger the British war effort.
This
brought up the problem of freedom of speech, which Mr.
Gandhi began to discuss with the Marquess of Linlithgow,
Viceroy of India.
Agreement proved impossible, for Lord
Linlithgow insisted .that anti-war agitation would not be
tolerated.
mitted
and
The
the
venerable
Indian
leader
thereupon
per¬
of his associates to engage in such propaganda,
some
agitators .promptly
The
authorities.
7
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 1940]
strain
British-Indian
in
by
arrested
were
British
the
relations
waxed
throughout October., with results that are beyond prediction.
Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
Steel
The steel trade reported that orders continue to accumu¬
highest level since June, 1929, when an identical rate was
attained), and compares with 94.9% for the week beginning
21, 1940; 94.4% for the preceding seven-day period;
94.2% for the week beginning Oct. 7, 1940, and 92.6% for
Oct.
the week
beginning Sept. 30, 1940. At the close of October,
operations were reported to be at the rate of
91.0% of capacity; in the corresponding period of 1938 at
56.8%, and in the same week of 1937 at 52.1%.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets"
during the month under review reported in substance as fol¬
lows:
Consumption of major non-ferrous metals continues
1939,
on
a
steel
high plane, with consumers still anxious for forward
material because of the
mounting volume of defense orders.
Demand for copper was in good volume, sales for the week
ended Oct. 29 amounting to 21,316 tons, as compared with
39,349 tons in the preceding week, 34,438 tons in the week
ended Oct. 15, 17,764 tons in the week ended Oct. 8, and
19,239 tons in the week ended Oct. 1.
Sales of domestic
for the month to Oct. 29 totaled 117,828 tons, which
254,976 tons for the full month of September,
copper
compare with
said
be
to
remained
the
firm
highest
at
record.
on
12.00c.,
The
Connecticut
mand for lead continued in
price
Valley
Oct.
16,
copper
De¬
good volume, sales for the week
ended Oct. 30 totaling 10,598 tons, as against
the preceding seven-day period, 10,882 tons
ended
of
basis.
14,964 tons in
in
7,220 tons in the week ended
16,701 tons in the week ended Oct. 2.
the
Oct.
week
9,
and
The domestic
price
of lead was increased from 5.00c., New York, to 5.25c., on
Oct. 10, and further to 5.50c. on Oct. 16, or to the highest
late in a volume much above shipments, with deliveries
lengthening .and backlogs increasing, steel production rising
to the highest rate in over 11 years and scrap prices reach¬
level since Jan.
ing
compared with 3,993 tons for the preceding week, 9,718 tons
high levels for the current year.
In its issue of
Oct. 31 the "Iron Age" stated in part:
"Announcement of a
new
presidential decree setting up the machinery for a priority
system over all private industry and the appointment of a
Priorities
mission
Board
hitherto
not
future
National
Defense
Advisory
Com¬
immediately followed by a fresh rush of orders,
from those consumers and distributors who
was
particularly
had
the
of
provided
ample
protection
against
the
possibility
of restricted supplies for non-military
Even though the voluntary system of preferen¬
tial rating of defense orders has been working satisfactorily
purposes.
in
the steel industry
to come,
defense
and may be continued for
some
time
the
lengthening
products have
given
commercial
among
of
rise to
deliveries
greater
users
of
concern
of steel.
many
amounting to 10,671
over
future
October business
A few com¬
panies have doubled their September volume, while others
gained from 15% to 30%.
Some companies have thus far
booked
forgetting
much
as
business
in
as
all
of
1939, not
the
heavy ordering in September and October
Most of the steel companies are not accepting
any blanket commitments for the first quarter, insisting
upon complete specifications and dates of shipments.
An¬
other important development was an advance in
pig iron
prices announced by the Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co., apply¬
of last year.
ing only to
Youngstown, Ohio, land
Sharpsville, Pa., and
foundry, malleable and bessemer grades and $2
on basic grade.
This was followed
by the calling of conferences of producers with the price
amounting to $1.50
stabilization
division
Commission
ton
a
similar
of
to
on
the
National
those
Defense
Advisory
held
was quoted on the same basis.
fairly active, sales of common grades
tons for the week ended Oct. 26, as
for the week ended Oct.
12, 11,463 tons for the week ended
5, and 9,180 tons for the week ended Sept. 28.
Un¬
Oct.
filled orders for zinc totaled 104,857 tons at Oct. 26, the
quotation for that metal holding at 7.64c., New York, and
7.25c., St. Louis, throughout the month. Buying of tin was
on
a
modest scale, with
buyers showing virtually
no
inter¬
est at the close of the
month, and the price situation under¬
went little change, closing at 51.25c., New York, on Oct.
31,
as
against 51.50c. at the end of September.
The oper¬
ating rate of the tin-plate industry
capacity.
rose
from 40% to 44%
of
Lumber Movement
According to reports to the National Lumber
steel
has been the largest for any month this year.
1940
was
the growth in the volume of business for national
and
supplies
in
27, when it
Demand for zinc
Manufac¬
Association from regional associations
covering the
operations of hardwood and softwood mills, lumber produc¬
turers
tion
during
the
week
ended
shipments 5% greater, and
in
the
week
preceding week.
of
Oct.
26,
1940,
was
3%
less,
business 10% greater than
Compared with the corresponding
new
1939,
production, shipments and new business
of 2%, 6% and 45%,
respectively.
The
industry stood at 76% of the seasonal weekly average of
showed
increases
1929 production
and 91% of average 1929 shipments.
Reported production, shipments and new business for the
43 weeks ended Oct. 26, 1940, were,
respectively, 8%, 6%
and 7% in excess of the same figures for the
corresponding
period of 1939.
For the 43 weeks of 1940 new business and
shipments were 9% and 5%, respectively, above output.
The ratio of unfilled orders to gross stocks was
32% on
Oct. 26, 1940, compared with 25% a year
previous.
Unfilled
orders were 23% greater than at the same time last
year;
recently in connection
with scrap iron and steel.
Nearly all major steel-using
industries, with the exception of oil and can companies,
are
contributing heavily to current buying, the railroads
buying steadily but not in heavy volume. Automobile pro¬
294,000 feet.
duction
follows:
for
for
the
Nov.
the
last
year."
week
The
of
October
magazine
reached
"Steel"
a
high
Cleveland on
of
new
stocks were 3% less.
During the week ended Oct. 26, 1940, a total of 499 mills
produced 255,452,000 feet of softwoods and hardwoods com¬
bined, shipped 283,662,000 feet, and booked orders of
gross
297,-
4
said, in part:
"No signs of slackening demand,
specifications or shipments in the steel industry for many
weeks to
come are
sales volume and
of
the
yet visible, with evidences of still greater
extended
more
deliveries
before the end
Consumers,
realizing the possible dangers
ahead, are cooperating more closely with producers by an¬
ticipating needs more thoroughly, specifying on contracts
more promptly and
refraining from mere speculative buy¬
ing. Consumers, too, wish the steel industry itself to ration
steel
year.
without
Prices
of
are
coke
the
issuance
of
priorities
the firmest in many years.
pig
iron
is
estimated
by
Washington.
October production
at
4,384,194 net tons, as
against actual September output of 4,172,551 tons, or
141,426
tons daily compared with 139,085 tons
daily for
the latter having been a record for
compiled.
were
at
to
September,
September since figures
A total of 196 stacks
in active service
close of the
were
Oct. 31, a gain of four over the
The "Iron Age" composite
month."
was
increased from
$20.62
level
on
since
Oct. 8, and
Oct.
31,
preceding
price of steel scrap
ton to $20.54 on Oct. 1
to $20.67 on Oct. 15, the
$20.29
1939,
a
gross
highest
and
$1.83
below
established early in October of that year.
reported
steel and
$22.61
a
in
the
"Iron
the
1939
No change
high
was
Age"
composite prices of finished
pig iron, which remained at 2.261c. a pound and
gross
ton, respectively.
rate of steel companies
The
operating
the
American
having approxi¬
mately 97% of the steel capacity of the industry,
according
to
at
Revised figures for the five preceding weeks
Iron
and
Steel
Institute, was scheduled
95.7% for the week beginning Oct. 28, 1940 (or at the
No. of
MUls
Production
Shipments
(Feet)
(Feet)
(Feet)
19,1940...
608
12, 1940
610
263,311,000
269,072,000
255,651,000
269,542,000
278,086,000
270,556,000
279,474,000
271,334,000
298,978.000
276,097,000
295,116,000
313,760,000
■l
Week Ended
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
ft,
5, 1940....
600
Sept. 28, 1940....
Sept. 21, 1940
514
506
288,847,000
294,690,000
311,128,000
Orders Received
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of
Boston, in its "New England
Letter," under date of Oct. 30 comments upon these mar¬
kets
as
follows;
"The fall shoe
season has
progressed favorably and out¬
put for the second half of tbe year is expected to be mod¬
erately above the first six months' total of
192,527,000 pairs.
Although production in September declined more than
sea¬
sonally below the peak output of August, some
improve¬
is estimated to have taken
place in October.
Most
of the distributor buying of fall and
winter footwear has
been completed, however, and so orders
from now on will
ment
consist principally of fill-in
requirements.
Production, ac¬
cordingly, is expected to decline seasonally in
November.
"Prospects point to an early start on the
spring shoe run.
Retail sales of footwear for several
months have compared
favorably with production, notwithstanding an
appreciable
slackening in public buying during September.
Stocks are
in a healthy condition and
thereby form a sound founda¬
tion for the spring season.
The growing interest of
many
manufacturers in Government shoe orders
and the
strength¬
ening tendency of footwear prices under the
influence of
rising hide and leather quotations
accordingly
may
draw
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lines
be
to
83%c.
on
Oct.
1.
closed
on
Oct.
31
delivered
late
assure
the
in
usual.
At Winnipeg the October wheat option
70%c. as compared with an opening
1.
December corn in Chicago closed on
mail
earlier
market
tributors aim to
than
Some
already have placed specifications for staple
the
into
buyers
order houses
other
while
year,
dis¬
71c.
of
themselves of prompt deliveries by
at 59% c.
Oct. 31
placing initial orders for spring in the next few weeks.
"Sole leather and all grades of upper leather have sold in
good volume, with many buyers anticipating a substantial
Oct.
Oct.
on
at
as
opening of 31 %c. on Oct. 1.
December rye closed at
as compared with an opening of 46%c. on Oct. 1.
portion of their spring requirements. Prices have registered
strong advances with side leather rising 25% over August.
Calf
leather
month
earlier
usual.
than
of
Stocks
leather
sole
43%c.
Sugar
>
A
generally firm undertone prevailed in the market for
sugar "futures" during the past month.
Expectations that
the Senate would act favorably on the Cuxnmings bill and
is
approximately at the peak level of last
Patent leather is beginning to move about one
October.
compared with an opening of 58c. on
compared with an
December oats closed at 34%c.
1.
have
important purchases by Russian interests.
Tanning operations all along the line have increased sea¬
sonally and the industry is sold well ahead.
"The domestic hide market has continued the rise which
began late in August.
Quotations have advanced roughly
the President was the chief sus¬
that it would be signed by
Senate passed the
benefited through
taining influence during the early part of the month.
normal
relationship
traders
attracted
between
the
to
Chicago
date wins it was
Aires
steer
domestic
12%e. per pound as com¬
pared with 8*4c. in August. During the summer the Argen¬
tine packers depended upon England and the United States
for 90% of their hide exports, whereas those countries
during the past 10 years accounted for an average of only
29%. While Russia has made small purchases recently in
have followed the
prices
so
long
trade channels with
our
as
South
in
domestic
again
were
take advantage
wheat
for
loans.
brief periods of
Aside from the Government
easiness due to profit-taking.
loan there
was
little in the general news to account for the
situation
is
the
Southwest
was
a
mills
were
How
stocks.
reserve
obliged to draw
this situation would
long
matter of considerable
speculation.
No.
dle
winter
hard
wheat
before
Even
should
the
price of 90c.
farmers
can
it
duction in
to
main
the
sole
due in part to increased pro¬
was
more
Committee scheduled to take place in London,
19, would
discuss steps
calculated
United
liveries of crude rubber to the
to
accelerate de¬
States.
During the
closing week of the month another rallying movement got
under way,
partly in sympathy with the friendlier reports
from the security markets.
Ribbed
withdraw
smoked
sheets
for
spot delivery were quoted at
20%c. asked Oct. 31, against 19%e. asked Sept. 30; 19%c.
asked Aug. 31; 21%c. asked July 31; 21%c. asked June 30;
211,4c. asked May 31; 19*4c. asked April 30; 18%c. asked
March 30; 18 9/16c. asked Feb. 29; 18%c. asked Jan. 31;
19*4c. asked Dec. 29; 20%c. asked Nov. 30, and 20%c. asked
pointed
be getting under way will result in still
However, should the statistical position re¬
price-making influence, it is very unlikely
Oct. 31.
Textiles
The
that this hope will materialize.
spring wheat production as
by the Rubber Reserve
liberal shipment offerings, also
that the meeting of the International Rubber
rumors
Nov.
ex¬
to
appears
the continued purchases
Malaya, and
Regulation
from the loan in the hope that the rearmament boom which
higher values.
Dominating
showed marked advances.
month,
were
second half of the month
out that farmers might still defer withdrawing their wheat
now
upward trend during most of
Co., and growing nervousness over a possible grave turn in
Far Eastern situation.
The mild reaction during the
their
continue
was
an
the
and still have a profit.
be reached,
the
of
factors
well above the loan rate. It is now believed
prices will have to reach 90c. for ordinary quality
2
31;
and quotations at the end of the period, although
somewhat below the highest point reached during the mid¬
rent prices are
their pledged wheat, pay all costs,
quoted Oct. 31 at 6%c., the same as on
the month,
rapidly as did prices, and this despite the fact that cur¬
that
Another factor which
Rubber
pectations, the amount of wheat going into loan increased
as
was
Crude rubber followed
on
Contrary to
until after election.
April 30; 5%c. March 30; 5%c. Feb. 29; 5%c. Jan.
5%c. Dec. 29; 5%c. Nov. 30, the same as on Oct. 31.
loan program.
reported
anticipations of an
Sept. 30; 5%c. Aug. 30; 5*4c. on July 31, June 29, May 31
If the
present rate continues, upwards of 250,000,000 bushels of
wheat will be put into loan before the privilege expires
on Dec. 31.
The reduction in the "free" supplies that this
will make is already being reflected in the price increases,
and in the tightening of supplies which mills in some sec¬
tions of the country are experiencing.
It was reported, for
instance, that the pinch of a scarcity of "free" supplies
forced some mills in the Northwest to purchase grain for
shipment from terminal markets, while in sections of the
crop
on
and
estimated to amount to 20%, is not expected
to have any influence on this country's statistical position.
Instead, the almost exclusive factor bearing upon the domes¬
now
statistical
buying
30, against 5%c.@6c. Aug. 30; 6*4c. on July 31,
June 29, May 31 and April 30; 6%c. March 30; 6%c.@6%c.
Feb. 29, the same as on Jan. 31, against 6%c.@6%c. Dec. 29;
6%c.@6%c. Nov. 30, and 6%c.@6%c. Oct. 31.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on Oct. 31 at 5%c., against 5c.
The Axis Powers' economic and political
penetration in the Balkans will no doubt serve further to
deplete European supplies of wheat, but in view of the
current rigid blockade around the Continent, the European
tic
speculative
Sept.
price movements.
shortage,
temporary
being held in Washington although nothing definite
expected
No. 7 Santo
however,
were,
on
buy cautiously pending developments.
to
of Government offers by pledging their
There
Oct. 8 October shipment at 1.85c.;
helped the market was talk of a curtailed Santos crop as a
result of the recent drought.
Roasters, however, continued
arti¬
ficially firm during the past month as farmers continued
to
on
agreement on quotas for producing countries at the confer¬
was
markets
from
scattered
was
open
wheat
On Oct. 3 October ship¬
all exclusive of duty:
1.88c.;
Coffee
ences
for
this was inter¬
reactions, the market for coffee
"futures" ruled fairly steady during the past month. There
Aside
Grains
Prices
and
shipment at 1.95c., and on Oct. 29 November
shipment at 1.97c.
The wholesale price for refined, imme¬
diate delivery, was quoted at 4.35c. throughout the month.
and the important European Conti¬
nental market is closed by the British blockade."
kept
Congress,
in
Oct. 24 prompt
expect that the pressure of imports be felt in the domestic
are
at
ment
that market, it seems logical after so sharp a price rise to
America
Republicans
the following,
market with recent sales priced at
price structure
of
number
No matter which candi¬
predicted that there will be an increased
preted as meaning "improvement" in the next Sugar Act.
Sales of Cuban raw sugars during the month consisted of
have changed hands.
"Buenos
the election became one of the
Cummings bill settled,
the
dominating factors in the market.
and futures has
packer market in com¬
spots
and substantial quantities of hides
petition with tanners,
to be more optimistic,
producers appeared
among
they were not pressing offerings, while an improved
demand was noted for refined sugar.
With the question of
and
50% and in some cases are the best since last December.
The hide futures market also has spurted after having
lagged behind the spot market for several weeks.
This
more
Oct. 16.
on
timent
The
bill, and it was signed by the President
Thus sugar control for 1941 was assured.
Sen¬
The combined winter and
of Oct 1 was estimated by the
the
textile
trades
continued
their
improvement during
past month, due in considerable measure to the further
Department of Agriculture to be about 792,332,000 bushels.
This would give the country total supplies of 1,076,000,000
bushels during the current season, of which 700,000,000
effects
bushels
industrial areas, caused consumers to adopt a more liberal
attitude in covering their seasonal requirements.
Unusually
are
required for domestic needs.
account as
With exports ex¬
pected to amount to about 16,000,000 bushels, there would be
a
surplus of approximately 360,000,000 bushels, or 76,-
high
of moisture.
supplies of wheat, not only because the old
being disposed of to make way for the
because
corn
farmers
of higher prices
were more
new
crop,
corn in
resulted
crop
ment in the security markets,
the open mar¬
expanded
Rye developed a downward tendency, while oats ruled
comparatively firm.
In Chicago the December wheat
neglected.
ket.
prevailing during the middle of the
mild setback, but subsequently sales
a
the reappearance of cooler weather and a marked
but
option closed on Oct. 31 at 8414c. as against an opening of
in
filling
to an¬
ticipate future needs of staples, and place additional orders
for holiday goods.
Reflecting the mild letdown in retail
trade, wholesale orders, too, slackened somewhat, but with
inclined to take advantage
by disposing of loan
improved employment conditions, notably in the
fearful of threatening delivery difficulties due to the
of defense requirements, displayed more willingness
Although corn followed the trend of wheat, it did not dis¬
play the same strength at times because of the supply situa¬
tion.
"Free" supplies of corn were relatively more adequate
was
purchases in connection with the
Retail business again gave a satisfactory
again increased, especially in apparel lines, as the previous
hesitancy engendered by the selective draft law showed
signs of wearing off.
Wholesale trade turned quite active
during the first part of the month, and retail merchants
quate during recent weeks, with many sections of the belt
than "free"
governmental
temperatures
month
000,000 bushels above the surplus of last year.
The new
winter wheat crop has been largely seeded, and according
to reports the early planted grain is mostly up to good
stands.
Rainfall, however, is said to have been inade¬
in need
of
defense program.
moderately, whereas other divisions remained
Raw cotton in October continued to move within
narrow range.
After early steadiness, prices sagged mod¬
erately, but late in the month, in sympathy with the upturn
a
I
improve¬
business in some lines again
in
Adverse
record of
the export movement, and scattered Southern liquidation
and hedge selling, were fully counteracted by increasingly
favorable reports concerning the domestic cloth markets,
the further operation of the Government loan program and,
late in the month, by reports predicting substantial takings
of the staple by both Russian and Japanese interests.
The
advance in the security markets taking place during the
Jast week of the month, substantial purchases by Bombay
interests, and scattered showers in the cotton belt which
flowed down picking operations, also served to improve
eentiment.
Spot cotton here in New York was 9.69c. Oct. 1.
After reaching a high of 9.75c. Oct. 5, the price receded to a
low of 9.48c.
Oct. 14, but subsequently rallied to 9.64c.
Oct. 31.
Business in the gray goods market was active
during most of the month, and mills were able to add to
their substantial backlog of orders assuring them sustained
operations at current rates during the balance of the year.
An accelerated movement of finished goods in distributive
security prices,
such
factors,
fair-sized rally got under way.
a
the
as
continued
extremely
poor
channels, but, most of all, the growing volume of Govern¬
buying for defense purposes, were the paramount fac¬
tors in the market's activity.
'Prices for most constructions
scored further moderate advances.
Print cloths at Fall
ment
64x60's
River for 28-inch
rose
further from 3%c.
Sept. 30
cloths 60x64's ad¬
Osnaburgs rose to 8%c.
Oct. 31 as against 7%c. Sept. 30.
The report of the Census
Bureau, issued Oct. 14 and covering the month of Septem¬
ber, while showing a smaller margin of advance over last
year than during the two preceding months, nevertheless
demonstrated that domestic consumption of the staple is
4%c.
to
vanced
Oct. 31.
from
The
3%c.
to
price of 27-inch
4c.,
while
The quantity consumed
in September was given at 629,252 bales of lint and 94,395
bales of linters, against 654,503 bales of lint of 85,951 bales
of linters in August, 1940, and 624,183 bales of lint and
81,709 bales of linters in September, 1939.
The woolen goods market turned increasingly strong and
active, due again primarily to the growing effects of huge
Government buying for the defense program.
Pending fur¬
ther upward price adjustments, many producers withdrew
from the market as existing order accumulations were said
to be sufficiently large to absorb the output for a period
extending well into next year.
Women's wear fabrics
shared in the activity, though to a lesser extent, as gar¬
continuing at
ment
the
a
active pace.
very
manufacturers
showed
reluctance in
some
following
rapid price advances.
$2.58@$2.63 against $2.55@$2.60
Sept. 30;
$2.47@$2.51
Aug. 31; $2.53@$2.55 July 31; $2.65@$2.68 June 30; $2.72@
$2.79 May 31; $2.58@$2.64 April 30; $2.87@$2.90 March 30;
$3.00@$3.05 Feb. 29; $3.10@$3.15 Jan. 31; $4.50@$4.55
Dec. 30; $3.43@$3.48 Nov. 30, and $3.55@$3.60 Oct. 31.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
quoted at $2.40@$2.45 Oct. 31 against $2.38@$2.43
extra was
Sept. 30; $2.41@$2.45 Aug. 31; $2.44@$2.46 July 31; $2.56@
$2.58 June 30; $2.04@$2.81 May 31; $2.53@$2.59 April 30;
$2.82@$2.85 March 30; $2.91@$2.96 Feb. 29; $3.03@$3.08
Jan. 31; $4.43<£>$4.48 Dec. 30; $3.41@$3.46 Nov. 30, and
$3.47@$3.52 Oct. 31.
Petroleum
and Its
Products
Highlight of the developments in the domestic petroleum
industry during October was the winning of the first round
to recover damages
from oil companies convicted in the Madison, Wis., anti¬
trust trials by the oil companies.
Second in interest to
the industry was the bitter attack upon the Texas Railroad
Commission at the annual convention of the Independent
Petroleum Association held in Dallas late in the month.
the
in
fight
Midwest distributors
by
directed verdict by order
Federal District Court Judge G. H. Nordbye, in Minne¬
Oil Co. was given a
The Pure
of
apolis
Co.
on
of
Oct. 15, in the suit brought by the Twin Ports Oil
Duluth
in
in
the Midwest
of
anti-trust
the first of
the many actions
scheduled
courts against the oil companies convicted
law
violations.
The suit asked for damages
$183,917 to the business of the company as a jobber
during 1935 and 1936 because of the price-fixing "con¬
of
spiracy" of the Pure Oil Co. and the other convicted com¬
panies.
The suit originally named Standard of Indiana,
Sinclair, Skelly, Shell, Phillips, Socony-Vacuum, Continen¬
tal and Cities Service, but the action against all but Pure
Oil
was
motion
dismissed
of
the
by the
defendant.
prices and did not permit the jury to determine whether or
not
the
the
damages asked in the suit.
court on the first day on the
lake all other suits pending
against these companies, the Twin Ports action asked triple
"conspiracy" had reduced margins to the extent of
The Twin Ports Oil Co. announced through
Michel
est
Judge
the
the directed verdict handed down by Federal
Nordbye.
The
companys
will contend
appeal
Counsel Ern¬
day following the court's action that it
the
on
would appeal
the
that
announcement said that
United States Supreme
Court in upholding the conviction of Pure Oil and
oil companies at Madison, two years ago, said
the other
effect
in
that
plaintiffs would not have to prove actual pecuniary
damages since evidence of the price-fixing was sufficient
to
show
that
the
selling prices
plaintiff's
reduced.
was
margin
between
and
buying
In ordering the directed ver¬
dict, Judge Nordbye ruled that proof of specific damages
was necessary and that such proof was not offered.
Since
Pure Oil-Twin
the
Ports
to trial in the
come
for both sides
Oil
action
was
the first
case
to
expected widespread litigation, counsel
present in large numbers at the Minne¬
were
apolis trial.
After
bitter
a
almost
struggle
within
the
in
the
which
organization
precipitated a split within its ranks, the Indepen¬
dent Petroleum Association
final
Texas
of America passed a
day of its convention
Railroad
Commission
with
in
resolution
Dallas charging
the
of
the
flagrant
abuse
State's conservation laws, fostering of selective buying and
condemning
Commission's
the
policy of granting special
public hearings.
Members of the Asso¬
ciation who fought against the resolution held that it was a
allowables without
tacit admission of the collapse of State oil control and
placed invaluable ammunition in the hands of Government
officials who have been seeking for some time to
place the
Federal control.
Iln addition, they
argued that since the organization was national in scope
oil
industry
under
and included members from other
oil-producing States whose
interna^ affairs were in worse order than Texas, that such
members
should
not
be
allowed
Texas Railroad Commission.
argued
upon
abuse
that
to
overproduction
Texas
publicly censure
the
Proponents of the resolution
was
a
vital
influence
the national price structure of crude oil and also that
of the conservation laws in Texas might spread to
other States if left unchallenged.
Other
action
taken
by the Independent Petroleum Asso¬
ciation of America included passage of a five-point program
for the
coming year, asking the limiting of imports to 4.5%
of
total current
the
domestic
demand, including ship
sup¬
plies, and urging the balancing of supply with demand by
the
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Oct. 31
at
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 1940]
States.
oil-producing
It also
asked for correction of
inequities of present tax laws and the discontinuance of
excessive drilling.
The Association made known its deter¬
mination to work for
voluntary agreements within the indus¬
try, subject to the approval of the proper Federal agency.
It denounced the Department of State for its continued
refusal
oil
to
known
make
to
its
"determination"
to
present to
petroleum importing companies a 50% rebate on
American
import levies."
The Association demanded the return
Congress of the control over the import situation assumed
by the Department of State.
delegates heard a forecast that
will have increased demand for petro¬
leum and its products by next spring to the point where it
will take up most of the "slack" caused by the virtual "loss"
of our export markets made by Dr. R. E. Wilson, petroleum
Early in the convention
the defense program
adviser
the
to
National
Defense
Oommissiom.
Advisory
predicted that demand will reach levels hitherto
in the industry's history.
He praised the fine
Dr. Wilson
unknown
of the
work
that
was
able to
without
proration movement in the industry, pointing
producing end of the American oil industry
meet any demand that might be made upon it
the
out
useless
drilling of
thousands
of new
wells,
thus
taking steel and other products needed in the national de¬
fense program.
"You may well guess," he continued, "that
locating new refineries or industries based upon petro¬
in
with conservation programs will be favored
which have squandered their assets, and have
States
leum,
those
over
only a declining production to look forward
to."
Delegates to the eleventh annual convention of the Asso¬
ciation also heard an attack upon the movements of the
Department of Justice in the recently-filed anti-trust suits.
B. Brown, general counsel of the Association, told
convention that various statements and reports from
Russell
the
thet
Department of Justice on the recently-entered anti¬
the Nation's major oil companies showed
trust suits against
a
willingness to effect a philosophy of government through
administrative powers rather than through a legislative pro¬
"Surrounding the present suits, there has been so
publicity emanating from the Department of Justice
that there seems to be a significance beyond that which
damages in line with the provisions of the Sherman Act.
gram.
in granting the defense motion for a
directed verdict, ruled that the Twin Ports Oil Co. had
failed to prove actual pecuniary damages as a result of the
"conspiracy."
He pointed out in his decision that the
margin between the jobbers' buying and selling prices had
not been narrowed by reason of any increase in the tank
much
Judge
Nordbye,
prices of gasoline set up by Pure Oil. Counsel for Twin
Oil had argued that the "conspiracy" had set up a
differential of 2^4c. a gallon between tank car and retail
car
Ports
prices, and that a floor was put under spot market prices
compelling the plaintiff to pay an unreasonable amount for
his gasoline.
It was argued by Pure Oil counsel that the
testimony during the trial showed that in the period of
""conspiracy"
retail
prices
accurately
reflected
tank
car
ls>e inferred from the petitions filed in court," he
pointed out. "If the various statements and reports which
have been issued are given the credence which their author¬
might
ship should deserve, then these indicate that there
more than an effort to enforce the anti-trust laws."
is here
Technological progress in every branch of the petroleum
industry,
at the
leum
future trends and problems, and economic and
affecting the oil industry will be discussed
factors
other
twenty-first annual meeting of the American Petro¬
in the Stevens
Institute scheduled for Nov. 11 to 15
Hotel in
Chicago.
The preliminary program calls for two
general sessions, eight group sessions, and nearly 100 com-
MONTHLY REVIEW
10
Scheduled to speak at the two general
Axtell J. Byles, President of the Institute;
T. H. Barton, President of Lion Oil & Refining; W. J.
Cameron of the Ford Motor Co.; Congressman Martin Dies
meetings.
mittee
meetings
are
H. A. Prentis Jr., President of the National
Manufacturers.
Announcement was made
of Texas, and
of
Association
office of Sinclair Refining Co.,
York
mittee to
as
Nominating Committee which
the divisional general com¬
of
20 members
nominate
will
Marketing
of
Division
the
E. Dyer of the
Chairman of
York City of the appointment of J.
in New
New
November
in 1941, and to be elected at the
serve
convention.
Industry
Petroleum
American
The
is
both
willing and
capable of serving the national defense needs of the United
States without compulsion, and the 12 points laid out for
and will be met by the industry without any "control
or
compulsion,''' George A. Hill, Vice-President of the
American Petroleum Institute, told oil men gathered at the
can,
the East Texas Chapter of the Institute's
Production in Kilgore on Oct. 9 at the cere¬
of
Division
of
commemorating
monies
discovery
the
of
the East
Texas
President of the Houston Oil Co. of
Houston,' Tex., listed the 12 policies and principles laid
down by the National Defense Advisory Commission and
explained how the petroleum industry could adjust its
operations to meet these requirements.
Pointing out that
the industry should carry on "operations as usual," Mr.
Hill proposed that the American public and industry be
supplied with petroleum products and services necessary to
Mr.
who is
Hill,
porarily
their
and
year, and that exploitation rights will be returned to
companies which lost their properties in the expropria¬
tion seizures.
Reports that a five-year lease on oil wells
in Vera Cruz giving exploration rights to a Japanese-con¬
trolled company had been given by the Mexican Govern¬
ment were followed by reports that the contract had been
gasoline be
increased
and pro¬
storage and delivery of all
of exploration for oil was suggested as a means
undeground supply of proved petroleum
18,000,000,000 barrels.
Unless the industry is restrained it can continue its
efficient
operation at low cost under its present organiza¬
tion, without divestiture of essential elements, Mr. Hill de¬
clared, adding that "the maximum of service to the national
be rendered without resort,
experimentation and to the development
defense and to preparedness can
time,
to
of
employment
new
constitutional
the
under
controls."
system
He explained that
there has been evolved a
body of law which is in furtherance of conservation, elimi¬
nation of waste and other desirable ends.
"These laws
cooperation of the industry," he continued, "have
continuity and serviceabil¬
the
served to maintain the integrity,
ity of this great, free American enterprise, which is sus¬
ceptible of prompt, adequate and effective mobilization of
all of the essential requirements of national defense with¬
the
There is
control.
imposition of any authoritarian
phase of service, to the most exact
of the
necessity
no
requirements of national defense and national prepared¬
ness, useful for the quick, faithful, efficient and patriotic
discharge of the highest obligations of citizenship that
be
cannot
the voluntary service and co¬
supplied through
operation of the oil industry under the leadership of the
President
of
the
United
States
and
his National
Defense
Advisory Commission."
The
United
November
average
market
demand
on
Oct. 18 released
forecast,
placing the daily
domestic market demand at 3,570,000 barrels, which
10,600 barrels under the October estimated market de¬
mand of
3,580,600 barrels, but
was
3% above actual demand
for crude oil in the home market last November.
The Fed¬
ber at 3,900,000 barrels, against
from
exporters, it
5,323,000 barrels
was
reported,
a year ago.
alteration
149,650
barrels below
the
of
crude
oil
prices in
Louisiana and Arkansas, was posted on Oct. 17, "on ac¬
count of the very low gasoline price structure," by the
Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana.
The new schedule, which
became effective immediately, raised prices for crude oil
high in lubricating and fuel oil content and lowered prices
crude
rich
in
gasoline
content.
Announcement
of
a
State-wide tender system for Louisiana, to become effective
Nov. 1, was made in Shreveport in mid-October by C. B.
Smitherman, director of the North Louisiana Conservation
Department.
Texas
and
due
The system will be similar to that used in
Arkansas.
/
a
in
barrel.
the
posted
readjustment of
a
crude prices
of high gasoline content crude
cutting prices
oil by
followed.
Other companies
major consuming areas throughout the
major
Contra-
structure during October.
price
conditions
weather
favorable
to
tightening
plus
bolstered prices in the Eastern area.
port market
Reflecting the pressure upon the Nation's gasoline price
resulting
structure
from
top-heavy
the
supply
situation,
retail prices for gasoline in 50 cities throughout
the country eased off during September.
Reports compiled
by the American Petroleum Institute disclosed that the
Oct. 1 posting was 12.30c. a gallon, against 12.33c. a month
earlier and 13.52c. a gallon on the comparable 1939 date.
Including State and Federal taxes, the average price to the
consumer was 18.10c. a gallon on Oct. 1, against 18.23c. on
Sept. 1 and 18.94c. a gallon a year ago.
Domestic demand for motor fuel during November was
placed at 49,900,000 barrels in the regular monthly market
average
demand
made
with
of
forecast
the
United
States
Bureau
Mines
of
public in Washington in mid-October.
This compared
53,000,000-barrel forecast for October.
Slight im¬
the
the export picture
provement in
seen,
was
with November
being placed at 1,700,000 barrels, against
1,600,000 barrels a month earlier.
Stocks of finished and
unfinished gasoline were 80,891,000 barrels on Oct. 26, off
demand
export
approximately
28,
Sept.
1,500,000
barrels
American
the
from
Petroleum
the total held on
Institute figures dis¬
closed.
Seasonal
in
strength
kerosene
prices
during
developed
October/with the New England market moving
0.3c. a
gallon early in the month, some sections of New York State
also being affected by this mark-up.
Late in the month
similar advances
out the State.
were
up
made for New York City and
through¬
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey on Oct. 15
announced the 1941 price policy for bunker fuel oil, stat¬
ing "the maximum price for bunker fuel oil at North At¬
lantic xmrts for the first six months
$1.35
of 1941 will be $1.25 a
The
top price for the second six months will be
barrel.
In addition to naming these very attractive
a
prices for 1941, for the balance of this year the company
is revising the maximum price to $1.15 a barrel.
At the
United States Gulf, the maximum price for bunker
for the first six months
of 1941 will
be $1
a
fuel oil
barrel.
For
the second six
months, the top will be $1.10 a barrel."
Representative price changes, showing the trend of the
Nation's refined markets during October, follow:
Oct.
line
3—Cocony-Vacuum lifted tank
l/10th
to
2/10ths
cents
a
and tank
car
gallon
in
the
wagon
New
prices of gaso¬
England
York-New
market, effective Oct. 7.
Oct.
gallon
12—Standard
of
New
York
cut
retail
gasoline
prices
0.4c.
a
cut
retail
gasoline
prices
0.4c.
a
in metropolitan New York.
Oct.
readjustment
Louisiana
of
Arkansas,
while lifting prices of high fuel oil content crude
of the tanker rate structure in the Gulf Coast-Atlantic Sea¬
barrels.
comprehensive
some
seasonal declines in stocks of finished and unfinished gaso¬
line
of crude oil for the week ended Oct. 26 of
3,640,300 barrels
Sept. 28 total of 3,799,950
and
Gasoline prices in
indicated that
off-shore shipments cf American crude oil during November
will be at the iowest point in years.
Daily average output
upon
country showed sectional changes, but there was no
agency's estimate placed the export demand for Novem¬
Forecasts
17-—Standard
barrel.
Bureau of Mines
States
cancelled
be
Representative price changes follow:
Oct.
underground storage, aid in
devise
ingenuity to
would
and
"abeyance"
in
9c.
which now exceed
this
held
technicality.
as
100-octane
of
the
much
program
for
Washington
however, reported during the month that only a
face-saving agreement remains to be worked out with the
new
Administration coming in in Mexico at the turn of
as
reserves
A
early in 1938 during the month.
ministration
payments of royalties and rentals to
be continued; that the industry's
that
of maintaining the
was
of the expropriation
settlements
gossip,
11c.
transportation system, and so adjust the allocation of Gov¬
ernment contracts that normal economic relationships and
services shall not be disturbed.
Promotion of a reasonable
eral
further
no
were
as
the manufacture of toluol and synthetic rubber, expand its
was
There
problems arising out of the seizure of some $500,000,000 of
American and British oil properties by the Cardenas Ad¬
Louisiana
petroleum products required b.v the military machine.
He
recommended that the industry employ its research facili¬
its
is not limited to Mexico.
much
visions made for the satisfactory
out
property, makes it mandatory than an embargo be imposed.
Like the bill already rejected, however, the new measure
in
landowners
and
production
and
Sumners
as
price structure be neither increased nor distorted; and that
the general contribution of the industry to the national in¬
come and prosperity be maintained.
He also proposed that
and
bill
new
readily reemployed upon
be
service
military
in
return;
farms
at
which the House killed early in the month.
bill, instead of leaving it to the dis¬
cretion of the President to embargo imports of confiscated
The
that employees tem¬
business;
of normal
maintenance
ties
further developments in
to
the
field.
the
addition
in
original
National Defense Advisory Commission
the industry by the
meeting
the industry was in¬
the Mexi¬
can-United
States oil controversy included the renewed
drive to obtain congressional approval of industry demands
that confiscated American oil from Mexico be denied entry
into the United States which are cornered around a new bill
introduced in the House and reported in mid-month by the
House Judiciary Committee.
The proposal, sponsored by
Chairman Sumners (D.-Texas), is more stringent than the
Washington developments in which
terested
15—Standard
of
New
York
gallon in metropolitan New York.
Oct.
17—Cocony-Vacuum increased kerosene prices
heating oils 0.2c.
of
the
New
York
a
0.3c.
gallon,
a
and
gallon throughout New England and certain sections
market.
Unaffected by the price changes was the
State
metropolitan New York City area.
Oct.
21—Socony-Vacuum
advanced
gasoline
prices
0.4c.
gallon
a
In
Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens.
Oct.
prices
25—Standard
0.3c.
of
New
York raised
metropolitan
New York kerosene
gallon, the New York harbor price moving up
a
to
5.1c. a
gallon.
Oct.
26—Socony-Vacuum
advanced
the
price
of
Mobilgas at
its bulk
plants in New York and New England, with the exception of western New
York and
effective
areas
Oct.
where retail prices are
29.
unsettled, by l/10th cent a gallon,
30—Socony-Vacuum
Oct.
cut
0.4c.
gasoline prices
Bills
STATES TREASURY
start on that
large volume of defense financing that must be done be¬
fore the armaments program is completed.
The market
deferred again in October the
The Treasury
$100,800,000 of securities from their
portfolio to check
persistent effort of prices to rise into new
record high
Of the sales out of the Federal open market
account, $60,600,000 were Treasury bonds and $161,400,000
ground.
Treasury notes.
the weekly rolling over
Aside from
of maturing discount
the
bills, the only financing in October of the Treasury or
Government agencies was the offering by Secretary of
Treasury
the
behalf of
Henry Morgenthau Jr. on Oct. 24, on
States Housing Authority, of $100,000,000,
United
or
notes of the Authority.
Desig¬
nated *4% notes of Series E, the obligations were dated
Nov. 1, 1940, were to mature on Nov. 1, 1941, and were
not subject to call for redemption prior to maturity.
The
notes
are
fully and
unconditionally guaranteed by the
United States as to the payment of both interest and prin¬
thereabouts,
of
one-year
"If plans which the USHA are working on material¬
capital may be enlisted to
provide permanent financing to local housing authorities of
the whole cost of their projects.
Consequently, the USHA
cipal.
ize, it is expected that private
funds for longer than one year to
assist such projects, in which event the notes will be paid
off in cash when they mature," said the announcement.
Subscription books were closed at the close of business
on Oct. 24, the day of the offering.
On Oct. 28 Mr. Mor¬
genthau announced that subscriptions to the $100,000,000
USHA issue were more than I8Y2 times in excess of the
not
need
these
while
$1,859,727,000,
Subscriptions aggregated
6% basis.
offering.
allotments were on a
spite of sales by the Federal Reserve banks, Treasury
Ms point for the long-term and
In
bonds fluctuated only about
%
point for the intermediate-term obligations in
October.
Oct. 11 as German
troops moved into Rumania, but as the month closed the
average yield oh Treasury bonds not callable within 12
years was 2.18% as against 2.20% at the end of September.
The average yield on three- to five-year Treasury notes
closed at 0.40% compared with 0.45% at the end of Sep¬
A
temporary setback took place around
tember.
The
discount
on
market again
bill
Treasury
jvas
distorted by
demand stronger than the supply.
development of a
while
bills dated
Oct. 2
were
the
The
all awarded on par bids,
the four succeeding issues accepted bids
were at
prices slightly above par and at par.
Subscriptions to the
weekly bill offerings ran from about four to five times the
amount available for purchase.
A special report on the
public debt as of Sept. 20, issued by the Treasury
on Oct. 3, showed that there was $112,516,000 of Treasury
bills outstanding on which interest had ceased.
With new
gross
better, there is a
bills for use
in personal property tax avoidance purposes or, with the
cooperation of depositors, in the avoidance of Federal De¬
posit Insurance Corporation assessments.
Secretary Morgenthau announced on Oct. 1 that reports
from Federal Reserve banks indicated that $724,847,960 of
bills going at a par yield or
Treasury
to hold matured Treasury
growing tendency
Treasury notes of Series C-1940, maturing on Dec. 15, 1940,
had been exchanged for the new 2% Treasury bonds of
Thus $12,313,700 of the total
1953-55.
note issue of $737,-
161,600 were left to be paid off in cash on Dec. 15.
Sales of United States savings bonds for the month to
totaled
$52,220,676
$49,831,656 in the
corresponding period of 1939, while sales for the fiscal year
to Oct. 30 amounted to $225,698,289 compared with $259,400,539. The Treasury's statement showed that for October
the
excess
of expenditures was $536,982,427 as against
$442,946,297 in October, 1939, and for the first four months
of the fiscal year the excess of expenditures totaled $1,347,248,522 as against $1,419,006,599 in the previous year.
Ex¬
penditures on the Navy for October totaled $149,924,377 as
against $63,024,755, and for the fiscal year to Oct. 31 were
$492,248,613 as against $254,924,080.
Expenditures on the
War Department for national defense were $133,931,587 for
the month as against $52,097,088, and for the fiscal year to
date were $386,582,741 compared with $191,443,881.
31st
the
The
are
Sept. 27 1940
Price
$372,466,000
Maturing
Averag*
Accented
Issue of—
Yield
*100.00
of
details
given
in
Treasury
as
bills
against
sold
on
a
discount
basis
the following tables:
Bills
Bills
Offered
Dated
4 1940
500,748,000
$101,450,000
101,944,000
11 1940
475,559,000
100,544,000
a
18 1940
100,500,000
alOO.OO
Oct.
25 1940
413,289,000
383,907,000
a0.000%
<70.000%
fl0.000%
100,907,000
alOO.OO
aO .000 %
Oct.
30 1940
236.436,000
100.136.000
ft99.999 + 60.001 %
Jan.
Subscrip¬
Offering
tions
Sept. 27 1940
Oct.
Oct.
4 1940
Oct.
9 1940
Jan.
8 1941
Oct.
11 1940
Oct.
16 1940
Jan.
15 1941
91 days
18 1940
Oct.
23 1940
Jan.
22 1941
91 days
100,000,000
100.000.000
475,559.000
Oct.
Oct.
25 1940
Oct.
30 1940
Jan.
29 1941
91 days
100,000.000
383.907.000
Oct.
30 1940
Nov.
6 1940
Feb.
5 1941
91 days
100,000,000
236.436,000
2 1941
100,098,000
100,407,000
100,424,000
100,372,000
*
All of the accepted bids were tendered at par.
a The
accepted bids were tendered at prices sllghtlylabove par
b The accepted bids were tendered at prices ranging from slightly above
and at par.
par down
to 99.999.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
IN OCTOBER
flotations in October were the
largest on record for any month since June, 1937.
Financing
to meet the needs of refunding operations were mainly the
reason for this rise in volume, while offerings undertaken for
new capital purposes were substantially below the volume of
the previous two months.
Southern California Edison Co.,
Ltd., led the list as to size of issue with an offering of
$108,000,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds.
Next in order was the
$45,000,000 issue of 1st mtge. bonds of the Youngstown
Sheet & Tube Co.
We present below the principal issues to
come
upon the market in October, together with issues
privately placed and financing in the form of bank loans:
Total domestic corporate
RAILROAD
FINANCING
$27,333,000 New York Connecting RR.—A group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co., Inc. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and including 63
sub-underwriting houses publicly offered Oct. 4, last, a new
issue of $27,333,000 1st mtge. 3H% bonds, series A, due
Oct. 1, 1965, the first public financing operation of this
transportation unit since 1926.
The bonds, which are un¬
conditionally guaranteed by endorsement and by agreement
as to principal and interest and sinking fund payments by the
Pennsylvania RR. and the trustees of the property of the
New York New Haven & Hartford RR., were priced at 102
>s
.•.
and
interest.
20,000,000 Great Northern Ry.—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Dick &
Merle-Smith, and Stroud & Co., Inc., purchased from the
RFC and reoffered on Oct. 1 $20,000,000 4% coll. trust
bonds, consisting of $7,000,000 serial bonds and $13,000,000
term bonds.
The serial bonds were offered at prices to yield
from
0.50% to 3.60%, according to
bonds
at
103
7,300,000 Southern
trust
maturity, and the term
and interest.
Ry.—An
issue
of $7,300,000 serial
equipment
certificates 'was awarded Oct. 3 to Drexel & Co. and
Marks & Co., whose bid of 100.568 for 1^%
Laurence M.
obligations topped those of six other banking groups.
The
winning bid represented an average cost to the road of
approximately 1.77%.
Offering of the certificates was made
Oct. 4 at prices to yield from 0.35 to 2.20% for maturities
-from 1941 to 1950, inclusive.
The certificates are due at
the rate of $730,000 annually.
3,000,000 Southern
trust
Ry.-—An
issue
of $3,000,000 serial
certificates, series HH, was
equipment
awarded on Oct. 21 to a
banking group comprised of Mellon Securities Corp., Lazard
Freres & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co. and E. W. Clark & Co.,
on a
bid of 100.57 for IV%% obligations.
Offering of the
certificates was made at prices to yield from 0.30 to 2.15%
for maturities from 1941 to 1950, inclusive.
All certificates
maturing in the last five years have been already sold.
The
certificates, issued under the so-called "Philadelphia Plan,"
are due at the rate of $300,000 annually, Dec. 1,1941-Dec. 1,
1950, both dates inclusive.
3,000,000 Buffalo
RR.—Morgan
Creek
Stanley &
Co., Inc. and
& Co. offered on Oct. 30, at 101
and interest,
$3*000,000 1st mtge. 3%% bonds, series A, due Nov. 1,1965.
Proceeds from the sale of bonds ($3,000,000 exclusive of
accrued interest), together with funds provided by company,
will be deposited with the respective trustees
under the
mortgages and be used by such trustees for: (a) payment at or
before maturity of the $1,000,000 (first) mortgage 5% bonds,
due Jan. 1, 1941, with interest to Jan. 1, 1941 and (b) re¬
demption on or before Jan. 1, 1941, at 105, of $2,000,006 1st
ref. mtge.
5% bonds due Jan. 1, 1961, with interest to
Jan. 1, 1941.
Drexel
2,758,000 Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—A banking group
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., were successful bidders
Oct. 9 at the sale of $2,758,000 2% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series U.
The winning bid was 101.802.
Reoffering of the certificates was made Oct. 11 by the purchasers,
subject to
Interstate Commerce Commission and court
approval, at prices to yield 0.20% to 1.75%, according to
maturity.
The remaining members of the purchasing group
included Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.
Otis & Co.; Central Republic Co., and Gregory & Son, Inc.
2,200,000 Pere Marquette
Ry.—Solomon Bros. & Hutzler, Dick &
Oct. 31, were awarded
Merle-Smith and Stroud & Co., Inc., on
on a
bid of 101.425 an issue of
$2,201,000 2% equipment trust
equal amounts in one
There will be no public offering, the cer¬
tificates having been disposed of privately.
225,000 Tampa Union Station Co,—The ICC on Oct. 19 authorized
the company to issue not exceeding $225,000 1st mtge. 4%
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1958, and to be sold at par and accrued
interest to Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States and the proceeds used to retire a like principal amount
of outstanding 1st mtge. 5% bonds, due Nov. 1,1940.
certificates, dated Nov. 15, 1940, due in
to
ten
years.
PUBLIC
$108,000,000 Southern
UTILITY FINANCING
California Edison Co., Ltd.—A Nation-wide
irst
froupBoston underwriters and banking firms, headed by The
of 142 Corp. and Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.), on Oct. 9
offered $108,000,000 1st & ref. mtge.
bonds, series of 3s, due
1965, at 104 and interest.
The financing represents the
major step in the redemption on Jan. 1 at 105 of the company's
1st & ref. 3^% bonds due 1960, aggregating $108,000,000.
The balance of the funds needed for such redemption will be
raised by bank loans, through unsecured short-term notes.
Associated with The Fist Boston Corp. and Harris, Hall &
offering were: Morgan Stanley & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; E. H. Rollins &.Sons, Inc.; Blyth &
Co. (Inc.) in the
Inc.;
Co.,
& Co.;
Mellon
& Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; White, Weld & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Stone &
Webster and Blodget, Inc.; William R. Staats Co.; Pacific Co.
of Calif., and other underwriters located in all sections of the
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres
Smith, Barney & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.^Inc.;
Securities Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Dean Witter
country.
29,000,000 Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—An issue of
$29,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, SH%, series, due 1970, was
interest.
The issue has been oversubscribed.
intends to apply the net proceeds from the sale of
bonds (estimated at $30,260,000, exclusive of accrued
interest
and
after deducting underwriting discounts and
estimated expenses) to the redemption of its outstanding
bonds (exclusive of $64,000 principal amount to be redeemed
through the sinking fund) which, exclusive of accrued interest,
will require $29,142,880; the remainder of such proceedings is
initially to become part of the company's general funds.
and
accrued
Company
these
2 1940
100.00
Eubliclyby Dillon, Read & 22 throughbonds were priced at 107
eaded
offered on Oct. Co. The an underwriting group
Amount of
Mature
$100,294,000
100,384,000
*0.000%
GlOO.OO
Oct.
the Treasury, per¬
continued firm to a marked degree, but
haps for campaign reasons, chose to dip into its balance
instead of applying to the market for new money.
The
demand for outstanding Treasury issues held up so well
that the Federal Reserve banks found it necessary to liqui¬
may
Amount
Hons
Oct.
OCTOBER FINANCING OF THE UNITED
the
Subscrip"
Oct.
Tennessee.
were
•
Offered
gallon throughout
Virginia, West Virginia, and North and South Carolina, effective Nov. 4.
Standard of Louisiana made a similar cut in Louisiana, Arkansas and
a
To Redeem
Man¬
gallon in
a
hattan, Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens, effective Oct. 31.
Oct. 31—Standard of New Jersey cut gas prices %c. a
date
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92 days $100,000,000 $372,466,000
91 days
100.000.000
500.748.000
413.289.000
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12
19,100,000 Central Maine Power Co.—Public offering of $18,100,000
1st & gen, mtge. bonds, series L 334s, due 1970, ahd 20,000
shares of preferred stock 5% dividend series (par $50), was
made Oct. 16.
The bonds were offered at 10734 and accrue
interest from Oct. 1, 1940,and were oversubscribed. 925,000
Preferred Stock offered at $46.25 a share flat.
The First
Boston Corp. and Coffin, & Burr, Inc. headed the banking
group offering the bonds, which also included Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Harris. Hall & Co. (Inc.); Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone &
Webster
and Blodget, Inc.; White, Weld &
Co.; Glore,
Forrgan & Co.; Kidder, peabody & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Arthur Perry &
Co., Inc.; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Whiting, Weeks &
Stubbs, Inc., Bodell & Co., Inc.; R. L. Day & Co., Estabrook
& Co., Jackson &
Curtis; Paine, Webber & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Starkweather & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
H. M. Payson & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Newton, Abbe & Co.;
Maine Securities Co., and Charles H. Gilman & Co.
The
banking group offering the preferred stock was headed by
Coffin & Burr, Inc. and included The First Boston Corp.;
H. M. Payson & Co.; Arthur Perry & Co., Inc.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber & Co.; Maine Securities
$45,000,000 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Smith, Barney & Co. headed a list of 80 underwriters who
publicly offered Oct. 29 a new issue of $45,000,000 1st mtge.
fund 3 34% bonds, series D, due 1960.
The bonds,
priced at 103% and interest have been sold. This offering is
part of a refunding program in connection with which the
company recently arranged for the private sale to 12 com¬
mercial banks of $10,500,000 of one to seven-year serial
debentures at 100% and interest, such debentures carrying
interest rates of 0.40% to 2.10%.
Other members of the
offering syndicate included:
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
The First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone &
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.; Lehman
Brothers; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee, Higginson Corp.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; white, Weld &
Co. Union Securities Corp. and W. E. Hutton & Co.
sink,
Co., Chicago—Formal offering was made Oct. 24
of $10,500,000 10-year 234% sinking fund debentures, by
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., and associates.
The debentures
were priced at 10134, to yield about 2.08% to maturity and
about 2.05% to the first date on which they are callable at par.
10,500,000 Crane
16,500,000 San Antonio Public Service Co.—Mellon Securities Corp.
and associated underwriters offered for public sale on Oct. 24
new issue of $16,500,000 1st mtge. bonds, 334% series due
a
1970.
and
The bonds, dated Sept. 1, 1940, were offered at 10734
interest.
Company will apply the total net
(approximately
$17,542,285,
exclusive of accrued
interest but after deduction of expenses in estimated amount
of $112,715) substantially as follows:
(1) Redemption on or
before Dec. 2, 1940 of $16,500,000 1st mtge. bonds, 4% series
due 1963, at 105 requiring, $17,325.
(2) For general coporate
purposes,
$250,000
103,199 shares of
of
Public Service Co.—Public offering
was
made
Oct. 17 of $3,500,000 1st mtge. bonds, $750,000 of serial
debentures, and 85,000 shares of common stock of the com¬
pany.
The underwriting group offering
debentures was headed by Otis & Co. and
the bonds
and
Halsey, Stuart &
The underwriting group offering the stock was
Co., Inc.
headed by Otis & Co.
The common stock was purchased by
the underwriters from
Leonard
S.
Florsheim
as
trustee
for
Inland Power & Light
Corp., of which the Michigan Public
subsidiary.
In consequence of the sale of
the stock, Michigan Public Service Co. will become an in¬
dependent operating company.
The 1st mtge bonds are
series A, bear interest at 4%, mature Oct. 1, 1965, and were
offered at 10234.
The debentures bear 4% interest, mature
serially from 1941 to 1950, and were offered to yield 1.08%
to
4.25%, according to maturity.
The 85,000 shares of
Service Co.
common
was
stock
a
were
offered at $14.25 per share.
4,200,000 Alabama Water Service Co.—The SEC on Oct. 4 issued an
an order granting the apllication of the
company to issue and
sell $4,200,000 1st mtge. bonds, 3%% series, due 1965, to
three insurance companies,
viz.:
The Northwestern Mutual
($3,000,000), John Hancock Mutual Life
($800,000), and Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co. ($400,000) at 101 and interest.
Proceeds will
be used to redeem $4,200,000 1st mtge. 5s due 1957.
Life Insurance Co.
Insurance
Co.
4,000,000 Connecticut Power Co.—Stockholders of record Oct. 1,
1940, are given the right to purchase 1-83 of a bond in the
principal amount of $500 for each share of common stock held,
said rights to provide that upon 83 of said warrants being
surrendered with $500 in money by any holder thereof to the
company, between Oct. 11, 1940 and Oct. 30, 1940, inclusive,
such holder shall be entitled to receive a 1st &
gen. mtge.
334% series C bond in the face amount of $500.
Bonds so
offered will amount to $3,967,000.
The balance of $33,000
plus any amount of bonds equal to the amount not subscribed
to by the stockholders will be sold at public or private sale.
The
issue
has
not
been
underwritten.
The
$4,000,000
series C 1st & gen. 334% mtge. bonds are dated Nov. 1, 1940
and mature Nov. 1, 1975.
2,070,000 South Pittsburgh Water Co.—Mellon Securities Corp.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, and Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Pittsburgh, and H. M. Payson & Co. of Portland, Me., on
Oct. 7 announced the oversubscritpion of 20,000 shares of
4 34% preferred stock (par $100) at 103.50 per share and div.
Of the 20,000 shares approximately 12,000 were subject to the
exchange rights of holders of the company's 6% and 7%
preferred stocks.
The exchange offer expired Oct. 11.
3,750,000 Coast Counties Gas & Electric Co.—Public offering was
made Oct. 3 of the unsubscribed portion of new
5% 1st pre¬
ferred stock (par $25) at $27 per share and divs. by a banking
headed by Dean Witter & Co. consolidated with Wm.
Cavalier & Co.) and associates.
The offering followed the
group
expiration on Oct. 2 of a 10-day period wherein holders of the
6% preferred stock were given the right to exchange their
shares for the new 150,000 shares of
5% preferred stock. All
but approximately 58,080 were issued in exchange for the
6%
preferred stock.
1,200,000 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—The company recently sold
privately to two insurance companies an issue of $1,200,000
1st mtge. 434% bonds due May 1, 1956.
Proceeds are to be
used to expand company's natural
gas facilities principally
in
Montana.
1940, due June 1, 1965.
Proceeds will be used to redeem at
104 and interest $1,153,000 4% bonds due 1960.
Issuance
approved by the New York P. S. Commission.
The new
was
bonds
were
sold at 101 and interest to the
following insurance
$700,000 to Mutual Life Insurance Co.; $250,000
to Home Life Insurance Co., and $200,000 to State Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of
Worcester, Mass.
companies:
100,000 Lincoln (Me.) Water Co.—Bond & Goodwin, Inc., Portland,
Me., recently offered (to residents of Maine only) at 10234
and interest $100,000 20-year 1st
mtge. 4% bonds, due on
Oct. 1, 1960.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
10,500,000 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Frank Purnell, President,
announced on Oct. 18 that arrangements have been
completed
for the private placement of $10,500,000 of one to
seven-year
serial debentures of the company as
a
first step in a refunding
program designed to bring about a further substantial reduc¬
tion in the company's mortgage debt.
It is understood that
all sales of the deben\ures were made to commercial banks and
that interest rates rim from 0.40% to
2.10%.
common
common
on Oct. 16 announced that the
stock (no par) offered to the holders
stock in the ratio of
exception of a few scattering odd lot shares.
subscription rights expired Oct. 11.
The
subscribed.
3,740,000 Hygrade
Sylvania Corp.—Public offering of 434% cumul.
Sref. stock (par headed by Jackson & was madeOf total of
$40) at $44 per share, Curtis. Oct. 16 by a
anking
group
a
new stock 52,317.5 shares were offered by the
in exchange to holders of the present $6.50 conv.
pref. stock on the basis of 2 34 shares of new pref. for each
share of $6.50 pref. surrendered.
The balance of 32,682.5
shares, plus any shares of new stock not taken up in accord¬
ance with exchange offer, were included in the public offering.
In addition to Jackson & Curtis, the offering group included:
White, Weld & Co.; Lee, Higginson Corp.; Estabrook &
Co.; Merrill Lynch, E. A. Pierce & Cassatt; Putnam & Co.;
Graham, Parsons & Co.; Mackubln, Legg & Co.; Stein Bros.
& Boyce; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, Inc.; Yarnall & Co.;
Minsch, Monell & Co., Inc.; Brush, Slocumb & Co.; Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Wyeth, Hass & Co., and Herbert W.
85,000 shares of
company
'
Schaefer
&
Co.
3,162,000 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Merrill Lynch, E. A. Pierce &
Cassatt, and Riter & Co. offered on Oct. 22, at $102, 31,000
shares of 5% cumul. pref. shares ($100 par), represented by
interim certificates, subject to an
exchange offer by the
corporation to holders of presently outstanding $7 cumul.
pref. stock.
conv.
2,270,000 Reynolds Metal Co.—Company has issued $2,270,000 of
4% serial 1st mtge. bonds.
The underwriters of the bonds
were
the RFC and the First & Merchants National Bank of
Richmond.
The proceeds were used to retire a bank loan of
$1,464,500, held by the Bank of the Manhattan Co. and one
of $816,000 held by the Society for Savings.
By a loan
agreement dated Aug. 3, the RFC agreed to lend the company
not more than $15,800,000.
An indenture of mortgage and
deed of trust dated Aug. 1 between the company and the First
& Merchants National Bank of Richmond, as trustees,
pro¬
vided for issuance of an aggregate principal amount of $18,000,000 of the 4% mtge. bonds, secured by a lien on all fixed
assets of the company and the stock of wholly-owned subsi diaries
$1,600,000 Lekoosa-Edwards Paper Co., Port Edwards, Wis.—Com¬
pany
has placed privately with two insurance companies
$1,600,000 1st mtge. 434 % sink, fund bonds due Oct. 1, 1955.
It was
also announced
that
the
company
had obtained
$400,000 bank loans due in one to three years from two banks.
The financing was arranged through Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.),
Chicago.
1,500,000 Merchants
&
Manufacturers
Securities
Co.—Smith,
Burris & Co., Chicago and New York, and a Nation-wide
group of investment houses made public offering Oct. 10 of a
new issue of $1,500,000 10-year
434% debentures of this com¬
pany, priced at 101 and accrued interest.
The debentures
carry warrants entitling holders to purchase shares of Domestic
Finance Corp. common stock, which is all owned by the
Merchants
& Manufactuers
Securities
Co.
1,400,000 Parker
Appliance Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Offering was
made Oct. 14 of an issue of 100,000 shares of common stock of
the company by a syndicate headed by Paul H. Davis &
Co.,
Chicago; Hornblower& Weeks, New York, and Schwabacher
& Co., San Francisco.
The offering price was $14 a share.
1,285,000 Auto Finance Co., Charlotte, N. C.—A group headed by
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
McAllister, Smith & Pate, Inc.,
and Bond & Goodwin, Inc., made public offering on Oct. 23 of
20,000 shares of 534 % cumul. conv. pref. stock (par $50), and
10,000 shares of common stock (par $10), subject to subscrip¬
tion rights of stockholders of record on Oct. 23.
The pre¬
ferred stock was priced to the public at $50 per share and the
common stock at $28.50 per share.
Stockholders had until
5 p. m. (EST), Nov. 2 to exercise their rights to purchase the
preferred stock at $50 a share and the common stock at
$28.50
a
share.
•>
952,500 Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp.—An underwriting
group headed by White, Weld
& Co. on Oct. 30 offered
60,000 shares of capital stock.
The stock was priced initially
at $15.8734 a share, based on closing
quotations for the stock
on the New York Curb
Exchange.
Other members of the
offering group were Carl M. Loeb; Rhoades & Co.; Cohu &
Torrey, O'Brian, Mitchell & Co.; Paul H. Davis & Co.;
Kay, Richards & Co., and Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
The
1,150,000 Orange & Rockland Electric Co.—The company recently
sold privately $1,150,000 3% 1st
mtge. bonds, dated June 1,
with
5,250,000 American Airlines, Inc.—An issue of 50,000 shares of $4.25
cumul. conv. pref. stock (no par) was offered Oct. 30 by a
group of 23 underwriting houses headed by Emanuel & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Lehman Brothers.
The stock,
offered at $105 per share plus accrued dividends, was over¬
expenditures.
4,250,000 Michigan
Associatedd
one share for each ten shares
held at $100 per share, had been fully subscribed and paid for
in short-term notes payable to banks; and to re¬
company's treasury, in part, for construction
2,901,795 Cumulative preferred stock—Public offering of an issue of cumul.
preferred stock, 5% series ($20 par), representing the unex¬
changed portion of an issue offered to 7% preferred stock¬
holders, was made Oct. 4 through an underwriting group
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. and including 15 California
investment houses.
The offering price was $23 per share,
exclusive of accrued dividends.
Of the 314,625 shares of 5%
preferred stock offered about 59.9% or 188,460 shares were
accepted in exchange by the holders of the 7 % preferred stock,
oversubscribed.
with the
the
imburse
been
10.319,900 Dow Chemical Co.—Company
$217,285.
16,000,000 San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—The SEC on Sept. 30
exempted the company from the provisions of Section 6 (a)
of the Holding Company Act in connection with the issuance
and sale of $16,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, 3V%% series due
July 1, 1970, to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States.
The debentures were sold at 107.38% of the
principal amount and accrued interest and the proceeds
applied to the redemption, at 107% and accrued interest, of
$15,500,0004% 1st mtge. bonds, due 1965; to the retirement of
has
investment dealers distributed the issue.
accrued
proceeds
issue
The
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. in the underwriting were Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair, Bonner &
Co.; Central Republic Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); The Illinois Co. of
Chicago; Lee, Higginson Corp.; Smith, Barney & Co. and
Stern, Wampler & Co., Inc.
A selling group of about 170
Co., and Charles H. Gilman & Co.
issue
has been
oversubscribed.
500,000 Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Murdoch, Dearth & White,
Inc., Des Moines, la.; George F. Ryan & Co., Chicago, 111.,
and Kalman & Co., Inc., St. Paul, Minn., offered at
$5 a
share 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
404,540 Gisholt Machine Co.. Madison, Wis.—A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Merrill Lynch, E. A. Pierce &
Cassatt; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp. on
Oct. 21 offered at $17.75 per share 71,208 shares of common
stock (par $10).
Of the shares offered 22,791 shares were
offered in behalf of the company and 48,417 shares were sold
by certain stockholders.
400,000 Central Newspapers, Inc.—City Securities Corp., Indian¬
apolis, recently offered (to residents of the State of Indiana
only) $400,000 434% 1st lien & coll. trust serial bonds, due
semi-annually ($20,000), Aug. 1, 1941-1951, at prices ranging
from 100 to 101, according to
maturity.
170,000 St. Rita Parish of the Augustinian Society of
Chicago.—
An issue of
$170,000 1st ref. mtge. serial bonds, series A, was
recently offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., at
10034 for the 1941 maturity and at 101 for all other maturities.
Dated Aug. 1,1940; due serially Feb. 1, 1941 to
Aug. 1,1951.
Bonds
are
in coupon
registerable
as
to
form in denoms. of $1,000, $500 and $100,
principal, interchangeable.
,
157,500 Fleming-Wilson Mercantile Co.—Estes, Snyder & Co., Inc
Topeka, Kan., recently offered 3,500 shares of 5% cum. pref
stock (par $100) at 105 per share.
Of the stock offered 2,000
shares were offered in exchange for the 2,000 shares of 6%
pref. stock on a share-for-share basis at $103 per share.
135,000 Doyle Machine & Tool Corp.—Public offering was made
Oct. 25 of 113,004 shares of common stock of the corporation
at $3.75 per share.
Burr & Co., Inc., New York, headed
the underwriting group which includes, O'Melveny-Wagenseller & Durst, Los Angeles; Brown, Schlessman, Owen & Co.,
Denver, and Sidney S. Walcott & Co., Inc., Buffalo.
Of the
total number of shares offered 36,000 were for the account of
the corporation. The remaining 77,004 shares were for the
accounts of stockholders.
MUNICIPAL
$60,000,000 New
York,
awarded to
N.
a
Y.,
FINANCING
Aqueduct
Delaware
3%
at
a
Bourne Mill—Dividend
water bonds
Bank of
syndicate headed by the National City
jointly,
price of 100.41, a basis of about 2.9735%.
Due serially
1941 to 1970, incl.
Reoffered to yield from 0.30% to
3.10%, according to maturity.
on
the common stock increased from
to 50c. a share and became
20c.
a
share
payable on Nov. 1.
Buckeye Steel Casting Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock,
payable Nov. 1, 1940. This compares with 50c. paid on Dec. 28, 1939.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
creased from 10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Dec. 5.
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
a snare and was paid on Oct. 26, last.
Cherry-Burrell
20c.
a
share to 25c.
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—Initial interim divi¬
dend of 5c. a share on the common stock, payable in Canadian funds
Dec.
on
14, next.
Chrysler-Corp.—Dividend
share to
New York and the Chase National Bank of New York
from
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MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 1940]
$1.75
a
on
the common stock increased from $1.25 a
share, payable Dec. 12.
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share was paid Oct. 1*
last on the no par common stock and compares with 20c. paid on July 1»
last.
Colorado Fuel
& Iron Corp.—Dividend of 25c. on the common stock,
payable Nov. 28.
This will be the first payment since March 31, 1937»
when $1 a share was distributed.
a share on the no par capital stock,
A dividend of lc. a share was paid in each of the three
Commoil, Ltd.—Dividend of lMc.
42,592,000 Los Angeles, Calif., Department of Water and Power electric
plant refunding revenue bonds purchased by a syndicate man¬
aged jointly by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lehman
Bros., both of New York, at a price of par and accrued interest
for $20,592,000 2M» and 2Ms, due serially from 1941 to 1976,
incl., and $22,000,000 3s, due Oct. 1, 1976.
This offered
figured a net interest cost of about 2.8614%.
The serial bonds
were reoffered to yield from 0.25%
to 2.85%, according to
maturity, and the term obligations were priced at 102.75,
to yield 2.88%.
9,650,000 Washington Toll Bridge Authority, Wash., 3% and 3M%
bridge revenue refunding bonds purchased by A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc., of Chicago, and associates.
Due Sept. 1, 1960,
with provision for redemption prior to that date.
payable Nov. 25.
preceding quarters.
Coniarum Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 2c. a share in addition to a
regular dividend of 5c. a share on the common stock, both payable
Dec. 5.
Consolidated Lobster Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and
a regular
quarterly of 5c. a share on the common stock, both payable
Oct. 31.
Container Corp. of America—Dividend on the common
from 25c. a share to 75c. a share, payable Nov. 20.
stock increased;
Corp.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the $3 prior
This payment will clear up all accruals
Cooper-Bessemer
preference stock, payable Nov. 22.
the issue.
on
8,245.000 Mobile, Ala., 3M% refunding bonds awarded to account
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., of New York, at a price of 100.75,
a basis of about 3.45%.
Due serially from 1944 to 1970, incl.,
and containing a call provision.
Reoffered from a yield of
1.50% to a price of 102.
Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Co.—Extra dividend of $3 a share and a
regular quarterly of like amount on the common stock. The former was
paid on Oct. 25, last, and the latter on Oct. 10, last.
5,284,000 Port of New York Authority, N. Y., 1.10% series G special
refunding bonds sold to J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc., New York,
at a price of 100.089, a basis of about 1.07%.
Due serially
Curtis Manufacturing Co. (St. Louis)—Dividend of $1 a share, payabl®
Nov. 20, next on the common stock.
The last previous distribution on
this issue was made on Nov. 18, 1939 and amounted to 25c. a share.
from 1941
to
1945, incl.
3,688,000 Knoxville, Tenn.,3M% refunding bonds sold to a syndicate
headed by R. S. Dickson & Co. of Charlotte at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 3.39%.
Due serially from 1942 to
1958, incl.
•
3,500,000 Harris County Flood Control District, Texas, bonds sold
as follows:
$3,000,000 series A remission bonds to an account
headed by Moroney & Co. of Houston as'lMs at a price of
100.216, a basis of about 1.70%, due annually from 1941 to
1949, incl., and $500,000 flood control bonds due from 1941
to 1950, incl., awarded to Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., New
York, and associates as 1.40s at a price of 100.08, a basis of
about 1.38%.
This loan was reoffered to yield from 0.25%
to 1.55%, according to maturity.
2,900,000 Consumers' Public Power District, Neb., electric revenue
bonds purchased by John Nuveen &
Co. of Chicago and
associates as follows:
$1,800,000 North Platte Division 2Ms,
due serially from 1941 to 1965, incl., and $1,100,000 3Ms,
maturing from 1943 to 1965, incl.
Each issue contains a
call feature.
2,798,000 Volusia County, Fla., 4% special road and bridge and
county commissioners districts bonds sold to R. E. Crummer
& Co. of Miami, at a price of 99, a basis of about 4.10%.
2,600,000 St. Louis County, Mo., 3M% toll bridge revenue bonds sold
to a syndicate headed by Bitting, Jones & Co., Inc., of St.
Louis.
Reoffered at a price of 101 and accrued interest.
Due Oct. 1, 1965, and containing a call provision.
2,500,000 Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power
District, Ariz., corporate issue No. 2 bonds awarded to a
syndicate headed by Shields & Co. and Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., both of New York, as 4Ms at 96.023, a basis of
about 5.01%.
Due from 1946 to 1960, incl., and containing
a call provision.
Reoffered from a yield of 3.75% to a price
of par.
2,450,000 Kansas City, Mo., public hospital and trafficwayimprovement
bonds awarded to Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., New York, and
associates, as lMs. 3Ms, and 4s, at a price of 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 1.64%.
Due serially from 1941 to
1960, incl.
Reoffered to yield from 0.20% to 1.75%, according
to maturity.
publicly offered by
and associates at a
Dec. 1, 1968, and
purchased by the
bankers from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Bend,
Inc., 1% funding bonds awarded to Halsey,
Co., Inc., New York, at 100.261, a basis of about
Due serially from 1942 to 1947, incl., and reoffered
yield from 0.15% to 1.20%, according to maturity.
Stuart &
0.95%.
to
1,614,000 Minneapolis, Minn., various purposes issues were sold to an
account headed by Phelps, Fenn. & Co.; Inc., New York, as
follows:
$1,277,000 1.60s at 100.125, a basis of about 1.58%.
Due from 1941 to 1960, inch, and reoffered to yield from
0.25% to 1.80%., according to maturity.
An additional
$337,000 was placed as lMs at 100.252, a basis of about
1.45%.
Due from 1941 to 1950, incl.
1,075,000 Davenport, Iowa, 2M% bridge revenue bonds purchased by
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, and associates.
Due from
1941 to 1960, incl.
1,000,000 South Dakota (State of) various interest rates series AA
refunding bonds publicly offered by a syndicate headed by
Lehman Bros, of New York at prices to yield from 2% to
2.30%.
Due from 1950 to 1959, incl.
DIVIDEND
CHANGES IN
Dividend declarations in October
OCTOBER
FAVORABLE
25c.
a
a
share to 50c.
a
CHANGES
on the common stock increased from
share and became payable on Oct. 31.
American Arch Co.—Dividend
a
on
the
common
stock increased from 25c.
share, payable Nov. 30.
American Rolling Mill Co.—Dividend of 25c.
a share on the common stock
payable Dec. 18.
This will be the first to be paid on the common shares
15, 1937, when 40c. a share was distributed.
since Dec.
American
on
Steamship Co.—Dividend of $5
the common stock.
1, last, and $10
on
a
share to 75c.
a
share to 50c.
a
share
on
the
share, payable Dec.
American Stove Co.—Dividend
a
a
was
paid Oct. 1, last,
This compares with $1 paid on July 1 and April
Dec. 21, 1939.
American Steel Foundries Co.—Dividend
from 25c.
on
the
share, payable Nov.
common
common
stock increased
16.
stock increased from 25c
was
It
was
increased from 25c.
of America—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a
5% preferred stock (par $100), payable Nov. 20.
Co.
new
Douglas Aircraft Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
$3 a share to $5 a share, payable Nov. 20.
Eagle Picher Lead Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Dec. 16.
Ewa Plantation Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
20c. a share to 60c. a share, payable Nov. 15.
Exolon Co.—Dividend
a
on
share to 30c. a share,
the no par common
payable
stock increased from 25c.
Nov. 15.
'
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Dividend of $1 per share on the common stock,
no par value, payable Dec. 2. Dividend of 25 cents was paid on Sept. 3,
last, and each three months previously.
Frick Co.—Dividend
$2
on
the common stock increased from
$1
a
share to
share and was paid on Oct. 25, last.
a
Fuller Brush Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a regular quarterly
dividend of 12Mc. a share on the common
A stock, payable Nov. 1, 1940.
Bottlers, Inc.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock, both payable
General
Nov. 15.
Corp.—Dividend of $1.75 a share was paid Nov. 1, 1940 on
7% preferred stock.
This was the first dividend distributed on this
1937, when $7 a share was paid. •
General Cable
the
issue since Dec. 17,
Gorham Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par value common
from 50c. a share to $1 a share, payable Nov. 15.
stock increased
(The H. W.) Gossard Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock In¬
creased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Nov. 18.
Hat Corp. of America—Dividends on the class A and B common stock
increased from 30c. a share to 50c. a share and were paid on Oct. 25 last.
regular quarterly
stock, both payable Dec. 2.
Inland Steel Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share and a
dividend of $1 a share on the no par value
Harvester Co.—Final dividend of 80c.
International
share was paid
a
paid Oct. 23 last on the common stock.
This distribution
of $2.40 for the current fiscal year as against $1.60 paid in
makes a total
the preceding
year.
Jantzen Knitting
was
paid
when
Jonas
a
on
Mills—Dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock
This was the first paid since May 1, 1938,
Nov. 1, 1940.
distribution of 25c. a share was made.
Naumburg Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased
a share to 70c. a share and become payable on Oct. 24 last.
&
a share on the common stock,
also reported that the regular quarterly dividend
to 40c. a share effective Jan. 1, 1941.
Bethlehem Steel Copr.—Dividend on the
$1.25 a share
common
stock increased from
^o $1.50 a share, payable Dec. 2.
Electric Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock. Both dividends
were paid on Nov.
1, last.
Birtman
Kansas Pipe
from 10c.
a
Line & Gas Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
share to 15c.
a
share, payable Nov. 15.
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 50c. a share to 60c. a share, payable Dec. 2.
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share was paid Oct. 15
last on the $1 par, common stock.
This represents the first distribution
on these shares since Oct. 22, 1937, when
15c. a share was paid.
Latrobe
Electric
Steel Co.—Initial dividend of 30c.
share was paid
a
1 last on the common stock.
Oct.
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from $1 a share to $2 a share and became payable on Oct. 24 last.
Life Savers Corp.—Special dividend of 60c. a share and a regular quarterly
dividend of 40c. a share on the $5 par common stock, both payable Dec. 1.
Lincoln Telephone &
Telegraph Co. (Del.)—Extra dividend of 25c a
on the class B
share together with a regular quarterly of like amount
stock.
Both dividends were paid on Oct. 10 last.
Lock Joint Pipe Co.—Three dividends of $1.50 a share each were declared
on the common stock, the first was paid on Oct. 31 last and of the re¬
mainder one on Nov. 30 and the other on
lar
Dec. 31 next.
Previously regu¬
monthly dividends of $1 a share were disbursed.
Lone Star Gas Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
a share to 30c. a share, payable Dec. 21.
increased from 20c.
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of
funds (less Canadian dividend taxi in addition to a
of 50c. a share on the common stock.
The quarterly
made on Dec. 2 next, and the extra declaration on
extra of $1 was also paid on Jan. 2, 1940.
Nov. 1.
$1 a share in U. S.
quarterly dividend
distribution will be
Jan. 2, 1941.
An
Managed Investments, Inc.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both payable
Nov.
15.
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both
payable Dec. 2.
Massachusetts Plate Glass Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a
share
50c.
paid on Oct. 22, 1940.
A regular semi-annual dividend of
voted payable Jan. 2, 1941.
was
was
Matachewan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 2c. a share
was
declared payable Nov. 30, next on the common stock.
Mengel Co.—Dividend of 62He. a share on the 5% cum., 1st pref. stock,
par $50, payable Nov. 9.
Last previous distribution was a semi-annual
dividend
of $1.25
paid
on
Dec. 31,
1938.
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse Co.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from 40c. a share to 80c. a share and became payable on Nov. 1.
1.
Auto Finance Co.—F)xtra dividend of $1.10
payable Dec. 2.
the
terly of like amount on the common stock, both payable
a
Inc.—Dividend
share to 50c.
Steel
on
McGraw Electric Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular quar¬
largely of
were
favor¬
able nature.
The following list, divided into two sections,
namely "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes,"
gives the more important of the changes:
Allen Industries,
share
from 10c.
2,058,000 Natchez, Miss., 4% bridge revenue bonds
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., New York,
price of 107 and accrued interest.
Due
containing a call provision.
Bonds were
1,650,000 South
Crucible
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
creased from 15c. a share to 20c. a ghare, payable Dec. 20.
Middle West Corp.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the capital stock,
payable Dec. 2, next.
Morse Twist
$1.50
a
Drill Co.—Dividend
on
the common stock increased from
share to $2.50 a share, payable Nov.
Mountain Fuel
15.
Supply Co. (Utah)—Dividend on the $10 par, commo
stock increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Dec. 6.
MONTHLY REVIEW
14
dividend of 56 He. a share
Narragansett Electric Co.—-Initial quarterly
was paid on the common stock on Nov. 1.
Racing
Narragansett
increased from
stock
common
Association,
50c.
Inc.—Dividend
a
share toiOOc.
$1
the
on
par,
payable
share,
a
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—An extra dividend of 13c. a
share in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 2c. a share was
paid Oct. 30, last, on the common stock.
increased from
Jersey Zinc Co.—Dividend on the common stock
50c. a share to SI a share, payable Dec. 10.
New
York Auction Co., Inc.—Dividend of 25c. per share was paid on
common stock Oct.
15, last.
Last previous distribution was the
15c. dividend paid on Dec. 27, 1937 (not 1939 as erroneously mentioned
in last month's Bank and Quotation Record, page 13.)
New
the
*"
Northwest Engineering Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid Nov. 1,
1940 on the common stock and compared with 25c. paid in the three
preceding quarters.
increased from 25c. a
Otis Elevator Co.—Dividend on the common stock
share to 40c. a share, payable
Dec. 20.
•
quarterly dividend
Nov. 1.
Outlet Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a
75c.
share on the common stock, both payable
a
Rust-Proof
Parker
"
Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
a
Nov. 30.
both payable
Petrolite Corp., Ltd. (Del.)—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 60c. a share to SI.60 a share and became payable on Oct. 24.
Plymouth County Electric Co.—Dividend of 72He. a share was paid
Oct. 1, last, on the common stock and compares with a distribution of
share made on March 31, 1938.
a
Rath Packing Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share was paid Oct. 28, laston the common stock.
The above distribution was in addition to the
regular quarterly payment of 25c. a share
made on Oct. 1, last.
Raymond Concrete Tile Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable Nov. 1, 1940.
This represents the first distribution on
these shares since Aug. 1, 1939, when a regular quarterly of like amount
paid.
was
"
Rayonier, Inc.—Dividend of $1.50 a share was paid Oct. 25. last, on the
$2 cumul. preferred stock on account of accruals.
The above payment
cleared up all back dividends on the issue.
Copper & Brass, Inc.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on the 7%
preferred stock and a dividend of $1.31 H a share on the 5H% preferred
stock, both were paid on Nov. 1 and marked the resumption of dividends
Revere
on
these shares.
a
_
Paper Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 15c.
payable Nov. 15, next.
Rolland
share to 30c. a share,
Saco-Lowell
Shops—Dividend of $1.25 a share was declared on the com¬
Previously quarterly dividends of 25c. a
stock, payable Nov. 20.
were distributed.
mon
share
San
Ltd.—Extra dividend of 3c. a share and a
7c. a share on the common stock, both
Gold Mines,
Antonio
regular semi-annual dividend of
payable Nov. 5.
Savage Arms Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 50c*
a share to $1.50 a share, payable Nov. 12.
Co.—Dividend
on the common stock increased
share and became payable Oct. 31, last.
Schwitzer-Cummins
from 25c. a share to 37 He. a
Louis—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
was paid on the no par common stock on Nov. 1, last.
An extra of 25c.
in addition to a regular quarterly dividend of 50c. were paid on Oct. 1. last.
Securities Investment Co. of St.
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both
payable Nov. 8.
Silex Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. and a quarterly distribution of 30c. a
share on the common stock, both payable Nov. 10, next.
A dividend o
15c. a share was paid on Aug. 10, last, and a regular quarterly of 30c. ifl
addition to
Smith
extra of 5c. on May 10. lasc.
an
Chemical Co.—Dividend on the no par common
Agricultural
stock increased from 25c. a share to 75c. a share and was
last.
paid on Oct. 29,
Spicer Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
$1 a share to $1.50 and became payable on Oct. 15.
of 50 stocks compiled by the New York "Times," the
level for any month since the previous April.
"The briskest advances of the whole month came on the
age
best closing
Following an upturn of 1.34 points on
of the month, prices on Oct. 3
worked up to the best level since the middle of last May.
On the last day of the month the stock market came sud¬
first and last days.
time
a
1,000,000-share level since the first week of September.
Dealings on the New York Stock Exchange amounted to
14,489,085 shares in October compared with the September
aggregate of 11,940,210 shares, and with the October, 1939,
volume of 23,734,934 shares.
It was the slackest October
business in stocks since 1921, but it was, at the same time,
the best month's turnover since June.
For all of the appearance of firmness which the stock
market manifested in October the strength was by no means
the several groups of equities.
direct bearing on the
movement of stock prices during the month, the one which
made definitely for inequality of strength among the stock
groups was the excess profits tax bill, which was signed
by President Roosevelt on Oct. 9.
This measure, following
the stepping up of the normal income tax rate earlier in
the year, bore down less harshly on heavily capitalized com¬
panies whose business has not been good in recent years,
such as the steel companies and the railroads.
On the
other hand, the new excess profits taxes, calculated to yield
$500,000,000 in the current .year and $1,000,000,000 in the
next year, dealt a severe blow to those companies whose
earnings have been reasonably stable, such as the store
evenly
distributed
Of
various
the
This compares with 25c. a share paid on Feb. 8, last.
aole Nov. 8, next.
Union Wire Rope Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share was paid Oct. 5, last, on
the common stock and compares with a quarterly dividend of 15c. dis¬
tributed
previously.
ing to one average, was 7.64 points, or
that
$10
exceed
(Conn.)—Dividend
stock increased from 50c. a share to
80c. a
the no par common
share, payable Nov. 7.
on
increased
Vanadium Alloys Steel Co.—Dividend on the common stock
from 75c. a share to $1 a share, payable Dec. 2.
Walkerville Brewery, Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock
2J^c.
a
increased from
share to 5c. a share, payable Nov. 25.
preferred stock,
payable Nov. 15.
The above declaration, covering a period of a year and
a half, clears up all arrears on this issue.
Co.—Dividend
Walworth
of
90c.
a
share
the
on
6%
Foundry & Pipe Corp.—Extra dividend of $1 a share and a
regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock, both
payable Dec. 2.
Warren
Wilson-Jones Co.—Year-end dividend of 50c.
a
share on the common stock,
payable Nov. 9.
Dividends of 25c. were paid on May 1, last, and on
Nov. 6 and May 1, 1939.
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Special dividend of $1 a share on the class
common shares, payable Nov.
9.
UNFAVORABLE
B
CHANGES
Bandini Petroleum Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased from
10c.
a
share to 5c. a share, payable Nov. 15.
Continental Cushion Spring Co.—Dividend on the common stock de¬
creased from 5c. a share to 3c. a shareD payable Nov. 15, next.
Electrolux Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 30c. a
share to 25c. a share, payable Nov. 15.
General Trust of Canada—Dividend on the 6% non-cumul. preference
stock decreased from $1.50 a share to $1.25 a share and was paid Oct. 15,
Hawaiian
Pineapple Co., Ltd.—Dividend
on
the common stock reduced
31, last.
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, and became payable Oct.
Monotype Machine Co.—Dividend on the common
creased from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Nov. 30.
Lanston
New Bedford Gas & Edison
Light Co.—Dividend of 95c.
a
stock de¬
share was paid
Oct. 15, last, on the common stock and compares with $1 a share pre¬
viously distributed.
San Carlos Milling Co.—Dividend on the $8 par, common stock reduced
from 20c. a share to 15c. a share, and was paid on Oct. 15, last.
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Dividend of 40c.
a
share
was
Nov. 1, 1940.
of $1 on
Stouffer
On Aug. 1, last, a distribution of $1.20
Dec. 23, 1939.
Corp.—Dividend
share to 25c.
a
declared, payable
was
paid and one
the class B stock reduced from
share, payable Nov. 1.
on
Technicolor, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock decreased from 50c.
a share to 25c. a share, payable Nov. 15.
OF
THE STOCK
MARKET
DURING
OCTOBER
Up until the last day of the month the stock market was
Prices did go through a brief sink¬
unexciting in October.
themselves
second
Rumania
son,
was
week
when
succeeded
by
the
one
regime
of
headed
according
operations,
to
the
at 95.7% of theo¬
were
at that rate was in
owing to the substantial additions
history of the country,
capacity during the past decade.
directions the reports
In various other
from industry bespoke a speeding up
activity as work progressed in the defense program. By
Oct. 26 the rise in automobile production from the low point
of
had been in progress for 11 weeks, as against
for the year
comparable qdvance of seven weeks last year and of five
in the 1937 upturn.
"Automotive News" estimated
that October assemblies of cars and trucks would aggre¬
a
weeks
gate 519,472 units, the peak October in the
dise
industry's his¬
In the four v'eeks ended Oct. 26 loadings of merchan¬
tory.
miscellaneous freight increased
and
usual
loadings
with
amount,
for
the
by more than the
week of the
final
837,651 cars, rising to the highest level since
The stock market was given a further fillip
at
the
month-end, when it was announced that Great
Britain had entered the market here for 12,000 more air¬
period,
Oct.
at
21, 1939.
planes and
large number of cargo vessels.
a
Commodity
prices generally were firm with the Bureau of Labor Statis¬
tics daily index of
the
28 basic commodities rising 2%% during
month.
The bond business, as measured by
dealings on the bond
Exchange, improved
Bond sales totaled
$150,981,000 par value as against $125,965,000 in September
and $170,089,000 in October, 1939.
It was, incidentally, the
smallest
held
York
Stock
October.
October volume in bonds since 1917.
generally
States
United
New
of the
that in stocks in
along with
to
firmer
a
Government
course
issues
Bond prices
than did stocks, with
consistently firm, high-
obligations at their best level on record,
and the Baa grade obligations at their highest point since
grade corporate
Best-grade municipal obligations extended
February, 1937.
their
advance into
the
bonds,
pattern
which
foreign
Oct.
new
of
sank
bond
month, reaching
a
high
rising
afresh
average
Oct.
on
ground.
The sole departure
prices came in foreign
new
record low ground.
bond
to
declined
1.78 points during the
closing level of 38.04 and a new low, on
15, of 35.79.
As to the fluctuations in
closed
in
the
steel
Steel Institute,
Iron and
capacity, the best rate since mid-1929.
Production
reality the greatest, tonnagewise, in the
retical
King Michael, and the Iron Guardist, Premier Ion Antonescu.
But by the end of that week the market had
Carol
in
closed
month
the
ical &
spell
in
crafts, utilities and oils.
Steel was the bellwether of all industry during the month.
King
by his
ing
Other stock groups to give a good account
October included coppers, motors, air-
turn of the year.
The
COURSE
Meanwhile, the steel com¬
panies are reported to have sufficient orders on their books
to keep them working at capacity
until well beyond the
from
62Hc. a
It is estimated
States
profits tax will begin to apply.
department
last.
share on
a
16%.
Steel Corp. will have to
the common stock before the excess
United
of
earnings
to basic
United Gas & Electric Corp.
These two stock groups moved into lower
during the month, but the steel shares were phe¬
nomenally strong.
The advance in six steel stock®, accord¬
ground
American
,
among
influences having a
and food stocks.
As
22.
rising
turnover
Nov.
Trunz Pork Stores—Dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock, pay-
the advance amounting to 0.97 point
to 1,344,060 shares, marking the
day's transactions had climbed above the
life, with
to
the
first
day
trading
initial
the
Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 2c. a share and a regular
quarterly of similar amount on the $1 par, common stock, both payable
Toburn Gold
rise 3.07 |>oints above
and to achieve, at 98.02 for the aver¬
their mid-month low
of
'
on
siderable strength, enabling prices to
and
...
Italian
Oct. 28 gave the market scarcely a tremor.
On the last three trading days the market generated con¬
denly
o
share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common shares,
40c.
The long-awaited invasion of Greece by
point.
one
armed forces
Nov. 15.
'
regained its equilibrium and settled down anew to its now
familiar dull plodding movement within a range of about
Dye opened
10,
advanced
on
perceptibly
Oct. 31 at 171.
Oct.
individual stocks, Allied Chem¬
Oct. 1 at 164%, fell back to 161% on
to
171%
American Tel.
1, declined to 160%
on
on
& Tel.
Oct.
18,
and
opened at 163
Oct. 15, recovered to 16534
Consolidated
26% Oct 1 and touched its
hign pomi at 2( on uie same day; its low point of the
month was reached on Oct. 14, at 23, and it closed the
month moderately improved at 26% on Oct. 31.
General
Electric opened at 35% on Oct. l; rose to 36% on Oct. 3,
then reacted to 33% on Oct. 10, and ended the month higher
at 35% on Oct 31.
United States Steel opened Oct. 1 at
58%, dipped to 57% on Oct. 8, then advanced to 60% on
Oct. 31, and closed fractionally lower the same day at 69%.
Steel preferred sold at 122% on Oct. 9, moved up to 125%
on Oct. 30, and closed Oct. 31 at 125 ex-div.
Westinghouse
Elec. & Mfg. opened Oct. 1 at 109, advanced fractionally to
109% the same day, then receded to 103% on Oct. 8, and
ended the month substantially improved on Oct. 31 at 108%.
In the railroad list, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe opened
Oct. 1 at 16%, rose to 18 on Oct. 3, dropped back Oct. 15
to 16, and closed with modest improvement on Oct. 31
Oct. 31, and closed on that day at 165%.
on
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
Edison Co. of N. X. opened at
at
17%.
Baltimore & Ohio's initial sale on Oct. 1 was at
4%, advanced Oct. 2 to 4%, reacted to 4 on Oct. 8, and
Closed
Oct. 31 at 4%,
Chesapeake & Ohio opened at 40
1, sold off fractionally to 39% on Oct. 15, then
moved forward to 42% Oct. 31, and closed fractionally lower
at 42% the same day.
Delaware & Hudson touched its
on
Oct.
on
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 1040]
a
OCTOBER
Another large increase in excess member bank reserves,
substantial rise in commercial borrowings, and a sharp
advance of loans and investments of weekly reporting
banks
beyond the previous high record of October, 1939, were" the
outstanding features of the money market during the past
month.
Excess member bank reserves, largely because of
heavy Treasury disbursements and a further material ac¬
to the gold stock, reached a new peak of close to
cession
notwithstanding the persistent increase in
and the continued upturn in foreign
other non-member deposits at the Reserve banks.
The
$7,000,000,000,
circulation,
currency
and
further rise in commercial borrowings was a
result of im¬
proved business conditions in general and the growing effect
of the national defense program
enactment
sible to
ments
of
use
as
included
Claims
the
in particular following the
law making it pos¬
Assignment
assigned claims for Government contract pay¬
five
Government financing
bank loans.
security for
bill issues of $100,000,000 each, to
similar amounts, and on Oct. 24 a
weekly
replace maturities in
heavily subscribed offering of $100,000,000
of
notes
United
the
%%
one-year
Gold im¬
Housing Authority.
States
ports, as reported by the Department of Commerce, totaled
,
lowest
point Oct. 8 at 12% after opening the month on
Oct. 1 at 13%; its peak of the month Was reached on Oct. 2
at 14%, and it closed Oct. 31 somewhat above its opening
level at 13%.
New York Central reached its top figure
Oct. 3 at 15%, its low point of the month Oct. 9 at 14, and
it closed on Oct. 31 at 15%, improved from its opening sale
of
14% on Oct. 1.
Southern Pacific opened Oct. 1 at 9%,
advancing Oct. 3 to 9%, only to later react on Oct. 9 to 8%and finish the month a trifle improved at 9%.
Northern
Pacific, after opening at 7% on Oct. 1, reached its peak
Oct. 2 at 7%; it later declined to 6% on Oct. 9, and closed
higher at 7% on Oct. 31.
Union Pacific declined from 85%
Oct. 3 to 89% on Oct 15, and then recovered to 82% at
the close
In the
on
Oct. 31.
following table
we
indicate the
rent month of 10 each of the
range
sum $221,500,000 came from Canada,
$17,800,000 from Portugal, $16,500,000 /from Argentina, $14,i>00,000 from Japan, $14,800,000 from Australia, $5,700,000
from Russia and $5,000,000 from South Africa.
After tak¬
ing into account an increase of $115,000,000 in the amount
of earmarked
gold, the gold stock of the country rose about
$255,000,000 to a new peak of approximately $21,500,000,000.
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve banks rose from
$4,582,000 Sept. 25 to $7,985,000 Oct."9, but subsequently de¬
clined to $3,999,000 Oct. 30.
Total member bank reserves
continued their steady rise, from $13,703,112,000 Sept. 25
to $14,176,535,000 Oct. 30.
Money rates showed no im¬
portant changes during the month, although yields on giltedge securities indicated a further moderate downward
trend from the
for the
cur¬
active foreign, railroad
more
$307,000,000, of which
and industrial bonds:
previous extremely low levels. On the Stock
Exchange the rate for call money was unchanged at 1%.
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Oct. 1
Bonds
Range During October, 1940
Low
Oct. 31
Opening
Low
Renewal
High
Closing
Highest
Price
J
Foreign Governments—
1
Oct. 18—
1
1
Oct. 19
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
Oct. 20—
1
Renewal
High
1
Oct. 17..
1
Oct.
Lowest
Oct.
Oct.
Price
1
'
Saturday
Sunday
Oct.
4
60
Oct.
Prazil 6Xs of 1926
1957
11H
10X Oct.
125* Oct.
24
125*
Oct.
5
1
1
1
Canada gold 4s
Cuba 4^s
1960
1977
91H
90H Oct.
95
Oct.
5
925*
Oct.
6—
Oct. 22...
1
1
1
Oct.
7—
1
1
1
Oct. 23—
1
1
1942
34 H
13 %
645* Oct.
365* Oct.
28
Denmark 6s
53X Oct.
29X Oct.
365*
Oct.
8
1
1
1
Oct. 24...
1
1
1
Oct.
9
1
1
1
Oct. 25—
1
1
1
1
1
Oct. 26—
1
1
Argentine 4s
German
...Feb. 1972
stamped
Italy 7b
Japanese 6Xs..
Norway 4}*s
jPeru 6s——
-
63X
56 J* Oct.
65
Oct.
13
25
25
58
Oct.
76
Oct.
4
48 5*
63
325* Oct.
37
Oct.
28
6X
-I960
145*
38X Oct.
155* Oct.
495* Oct.
4
45
67 X
33 X
-1965
1951
1954
1965
5X Oct.
7
Oct.
8
Oct. 10—
1
Oct. 11;
1
—
.
21—
Oct. 28--.
Oct. 29—
Chic Mtlw St P A Pac 5s..-1975
5X
2H
54 %
Chic & North Western 4£*s-1949
Delaware & Hudson 4s
1943
Erie. 5s series 1930-
55* Oct.
25* Oct.
4X Oct.
1X Oct.
52X Oct.
1975
15 H
15
105 X
57 X
105
57
Oct.
3
17
Oct.
New York Central 4**s—- .2013
N Y Chicago & St L iXB
1978
1
Oct.
31
10654 Oct.
Oct.
Great Northern 4s series G..1946
2
5
45*
15*
525*
57 X Oct.
60.J* Oct.
3
59
585* Oct.
615* Oct.
3
595*
66 H
10
625* Oct.
685* Oct.
2
Oct.
3
Southern Ry 4s
58 X
565* Oct.
105* Oct.
595* Oct.
635*
95*
3
5756
9
1
1
Oct. 30...
1
1
Oct. 31...
1
1
1
Amer & Foreign Power 6s
2030
49 X
Amer Tel & Tel 3**s
Dethlehem Steel 3>*s
Columbia Gas & Elec 5s
1961
1952
109 X
1085* Oct.
1961
ioi%
1045* Oct.
Commonwealth Edison 3}*s.l958
Internat Tel & Tel 5s—.... 1955
122K
23 H
106 J*
Oct.
120
225* Oct.
Philadelphia Co 5s
1967
Oct.
47
5154 Oct.
31
Time
71X
Youngstown Sheet & Tube 4s 1948
102 H
loan
previous
4
30 1055* Oct.
17 1225* Oct.
1
16
265* Oct.
5
1065* Oct.
1
1065* Oct.
14
715* Oct.
175* Oct.
1
31
9
755* Oct.
195* Oct.
1025* Oct.
1
1045* Oct.
3
1
ous
of
older
Rates on Mixed Collateral
Oct.
1...
1
755*
185*
1939
Railroad and
m
14,489,085
$
lscell...
129.460,000
Oct.
2...
31
1045*
Oct.
3...
4...
IX
Oct.
6...
1937
Foreign government
U. S. Government
19,025,000
2,496,000
23,734,934
41,558,470
$
51,127,611
$
155,698,000
21,808.000
14,203,000
7,673,000
S
184,201,000
28,825,000
14,476.000
150,981,000
170,089,000
185,179,000
227,502,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
168,315,780
225,031,150
242,052,358
351,787,564
Bond sales (par value)—
$
$
$
$
Railroad and mlscell— 1,085,078,000 1,210,565,000 1,168,261,000 1,799,584,000
Foreign government
179,896,000
206,551,000
201.715,000
294,365,000
U. 8. Government.....
bond sales
8...
34,221,000
1.299,195.000
116.412.000
328,089,000
1,718,298,000'1.486,388,000
2,422.038,000
301,182^000
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
CURB
..
1938
1937
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Sun day
Oct. 14...
IX
Oct. 15.—
IX
Oct. 16__.
Oct. 17...
IX
IX
IX
IX
'
IX
IX
Oct. 24...
IX
Oct. 25—
IX
XX
..
Oct. 23...
IX
IX
IX
Oct. 30.
—
IX.
IX
IX
IX
IX
.
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
*
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
.
Satur day
Sun day
_.
—
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
,
Oct. 26—
_.
IX
Sun day
IX
IX
IX
IX
—
IX
IX
<■
.
IX
Satur day
Oct. 20—
Oct. 22.
IX
IX
IX
IX
XX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Oct. 19...
Oct. 31
IX
IX
IX
Oct. 13
Oct. 28.
1939
IX
IX
Satur day
Oct. 29—
1940
6 Months
IX
IX
IX
Oct. 12
Oct. 21
5 Months
IX
IX
IX
IX
Oct. 27.
EXCHANGE
1
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
9_..
Oct. 18.—
Total bond sales
Total
7_._
Oct.
Oct. 11...
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
IX
IX
Sun day
Oct.
Oct. 10.
4 Months
90 Days
5...
1938
134,816,000
21,070,000
60 Days
IX
IX
IX
Month of October—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
loans.
30 Days
Oct.
1940
With security trading
DAILY RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES
1215*
245*
1065*
STOCK EXCHANGE
1
months, transactions were largely confined to the re¬
Oct.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
1
1
remaining inactive during most of the month, little or no
occasion for new accommodations existed and, as in previ¬
1095*
1065*
1045*
Oct.
1
'
on
security collateral remained at the
figures of 1%% for 90-day loans, and
1%% for loans running 180 days.
Oct.
19
rates
nominal
5154
9 109J* Oct.
14 1075* Oct.
106
Portland General Elec 4 Xs-- 1960
Third Ave Ry adj 5s
1960
14
1
1
newal
Industrial—
\
1
1
1
1
Oct. 16
17
1055*
585*
Northern Pacific 6s series H. .2047
St Louis-San Francisco 4 >*s. 1978
1956
1
Oct. 15
V
1
1
Oct. 14
Railroads—
<'
1
Sunday
Oct. 13—
1
Saturday
Sunday
Oct. 27
Saturday
Oct. 12
~6~~
Oct
Saturday
Sunday
IX
IX
XX,
D*
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
,
Month of October—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
2,468,798
$
Domestic..
23,245,000
408,000
$
31,549,000
6,691,100
S
651,000
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales....
1,178,000
40,909,000
808,000
647,000
24,304,000
Foreign government
„
3,967,065
33,087,000
42,364,000
360,0b0
10,110,870
$
35,701,000
37,506,000
940,000
865,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
Stock sales (No of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
34,238,262
$
Domestic..
248,712,000
37,553,535
$
38,284,843
93,035,527
S
Foreign corporate.....
284,227,000
5,962,000
5,582,000
360,840,000
2,097,000
5,674,000
372,582,000
3,659,000
5,681,000
Total bond sales....
256,483,000
381,922,000
295,771,000
380,280,000
Foreign government
10,668,000
8.772,000
Commercial paper was in slightly increased supply,
however,
was
which,
active
The prevailing rate for average grade
promptly absorbed
investment demand.
by the persistent
prime four- to six-month paper remained at the previous
range of %% to 1%, with especially choice names again
being sold at %%.
Under date of Oct. 11 the Federal Re¬
serve
Bank of New
from
commercial
York
announced that returns received
dealers showed a total of $250,700,000 of open market commercial paper outstanding at
the end of September compared with $244,700,000 on Aug. 3i
and $209,800,000 at the ciose of September, 1939.
paper
16
MONTHLY EEYIEW
RATES FOR
Reserve accounts
Week Ended
to
all of these items
MONEY AT NEW YORK
was
member bank
Oct. 5
Oct. 12
Oct. 19
Oct. 26
Nov. 2
1@1
1@1
1@1
1@1
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
1@1
reserves
total
of $1,931,000,000.
The net of
increase of $473,423,000 in actual
to a record high at $14,176,535,000.
an
Taking up certain of these items in
more detail, one finds
$333,000,000 rise in the gold stock was the smallest
a comparable period since
March, that is, since
that the
Range for week (mixed & Indus, coll.).
Week's average (mixed & Indus, coll.).
Time loans (mixed & Indus, collateral):
a
increase for
1
1
1
1
I
Thlrdy days
Sixty days
Ninety days
IX
before the German invasion of Denmark and Norway.
The
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Treasury,
cer¬
IX
IX
tificates with the Federal Reserve banks,
IX
IX
IX
Five months
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Four months
IX
Six months
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Prime 4 to 6 months
X@1
X@1
X@1
X@1
Good 4 to 6 months
X@1
X@1
X@1
X@1
X®1
X@1
IX
IX
Commercial paper:
Double and single names:
Trading
in
bankers'
acceptances
continued
inactive,
mainly because of the reluctance on the part of accepting
banks to release bills for the open market.
Outstanding
acceptances, according to the monthly survey of the Accept¬
Analysis
ance
Unit
of the
Federal Reserve
Bank
of
New
York, issued Oct. 10, totaled $176,614,000 Sept. 30 against
$181,813,000 Aug. 31, and $215,882,000 Sept. 30, 1939. Import
bills alone increased from $79,585,000 Aug. 31 to
$80,361,000
Sept. 30, while export bills declined from $24,272,000 to
$21,762,000; domestic warehouse credits from $29,262,000
to $26,249,000, and bills based on goods stored in or
shipped
between foreign countries from $28,907,000
Bills held by accepting banks amounted to
which
of
$100,031,000
sum
others.
Rates
for
to $28,430,000.
$141,760,000, of
bills and $41,729,000 bills
were own
bankers'
acceptances remained un¬
changed at Yz% bid and 7/16% asked for 30-day, 60-day and
90-day bills, at 9/16% bid and %% asked for 120-day bills,
and at %% bid and 9/16% asked for bills running 150 and
however,
deposited
due to conversion of December notes into
In
the matter of commercial loans,
total
reached
"The bill market remained
very
inactive, owing pri¬
marily to the tendency of acceptors to keep new bills for
Nov.
24, 1937.
their
end of October extended over
account.
own
follows:
Dealers'
quoted rates for bankers'
ac¬
loans
to
of
$74,000,000.
On "the Tatter date the
$1,827,000,000 mark, a new high since
the
The rise in reporting New York City banks'
and
industry
commerce,
agriculture
had
by
the
eight consecutive weeks, dur¬
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and investments
only $177,000,000—a
on
Sept. 30,
low for at least 20 years—was
new
3% smaller than a month previous and 18% under
figure for a year ago.
Decreases in outstanding bills
PRIME
BANKERS'
a year
ago."
ACCEPTANCES
Call Loans
Oct.
30 Days
90 Days
60 Days
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
Accept' ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid 4c Ask
Secured by
1
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2
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6
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Sunday
27
28
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.....
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OF
THE FEDERAL
LOANS
RESERVE
IN NEW
YORK
BANKS-
ingly
was
demand for commercial loans.
Of somewhat lesser interest
the increases in currency circulation and gold to new
and
substantial
decline
in
the
Government
security holdings of the 12 Federal Reserve banks.
As for surplus reserves of all member
banks, the increase
in the five weeks from Sept. 25 to Oct. 30 amounted to
$280,000,000, raising the total to $6,930,000,000.
The record
high of $6,940,000,000 for excess reserves was established on
the
other
and
securities
respectively.
and
declined
Demand
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE DURING
former
high
of
York
New
"free"
October, so far as the bank¬
concerned, were the rise in excess reserves
to the highest level yet reached and the acceleration in the
23,
notes
$39,000,000,
and
market
official
$6,880,000,000
of
last
July
quiet
during
market which
the
for
registered
or
CITY
The features of the month of
levels
$258,000,000,
up
Xa'it
BROKERS'
high
were
$11,000,000 to a total of $290,000,000 in the five weeks from
Sept. 25 to Oct. 30.
Street loans, as compiled by the New
York Stock Exchange, decreased $9,760,762 during October
to $348,925,800 Oct. 31 from $358,686,562 Sept. 30.
A year
ago on Oct. 31, 1939, the amount of these loans outstanding
was $534,228,504.
Xa'it
RETURNS
were
conversion)
note
$275,000,000
deposits—adjusted
were up $659,000,000 to a record high at $21,643,000,000.
Reporting New York City banks' loans to brokers and
and
The
ing position
the
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.....
30
Xa7it
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.....
29
indus¬
dealers in securities—the so-called brokers' loans—decreased
Saturday
Sunday
20
21
commerce,
Government-guaranteed securities increased $34,000,000, but
Treasury
.....
.....
Loans to
$7,000,000.
up
746,000,000—the best level in three years.
Holdings of
bills increased $29,000,000, Treasury bonds (re¬
Xa'it
15
18
was
Treasury
14
17
volume
Xa'it
Saturday
Sunday
\
ing which time the total
try and agriculture increased $168,000,000 to a total of $4,-
.....
1.8—
Oct.
30
Oct.
to
Xa7 n
acceptances outstanding
larger portion of the decline from
<
weeks
the weekly reporting
Xa7it
Xa7 it
bankers'
drawn to finance exports and in those based on goods stored
in or shipped between foreign countries accounted for the
l
New
in
Xa7 it
of
about
the
bonds in the
was lifted $136,000,000.
The loan
$119,000,000 below the 1937 peak.
Total loans and investments of the reporting New York
City banks increased $82,000,000 to a total of $9,678,000,000
in the five weeks to Oct. 30, with loans up $61,000,000 and
investments $21,000,000.
The banks showed decreases of
$51,000,000 in Treasury notes, $7,000,000 in Treasury bonds,
and $31,000,000 in other securities, and increases of $40,000,000 in Treasury bills, and $70,000,000 in Governmentguaranteed issues.
Demand deposits—adjusted increased
$346,000,000 to a new record high at $10,031,000,000, but
time deposits were $11,000,000 lower at $710,000,000.
Weekly reporting banks in 101 cities showed an increase
of $205,000,000 in total loans and investments in the five
weeks from Sept. 25 to Oct. 30, with loans up $198,000,000
ceptances held largely nominal at previously quoted levels.
The total
at
new
York City showed an expansion in the four
bankers'
as
gold
exchange operation carried out by the Treasury.
banks
acceptances
more
indicating that it
dipped into the free gold supply to the extent of $104,000,000.
Treasury disbursements were in rising volume last month,
As for non-member deposits, foreign deposits
\ increased
$SO,507,000 to a total of $1,091,831,000, and other deposits
were $53,952,000 higher at a total of $567,597,000.
Foreign
deposits in the Federal Reserve banks were built up both by
sales of gold to the Treasury and by transfer of funds
from the market to the Reserve banks, as reflected in the
decrease of $24,000,000 in foreign bank deposits of the re¬
porting New York City banks. The $53,952,000 rise in other
deposits was partly ascribable to cashier's check transac¬
tions by the Reserve banks, of the sort usually resorted to
in connection with refunding operations.
Of the $91,000,000 reduction in Federal Reserve credit,
$3,583,000 was attributable to a decrease in bills discounted
for member banks, bringing the total down to $3,999,000.
The reduction in Government security holdings of the Re¬
serve banks amounted to $100,800,000, with Treasury bonds
up $60,600,000 and Treasury notes lower by $222,600,000.
The rise in Treasury bonds in the System's portfolio was
.days.
The ..New York-Federal.. Reserve Bank, in -its.
"Monthly Review" discussed conditions in the market for
180.
$436,999,000
October,
OCTOBER
pound sterling, both for
became increas¬
sterling,
largely
an
of
extension
the
prevailed during September.
The New York
virtually disappeared
market for free sterling seems to have
since
the
Aug. 1
supply
the result of the progressive drying up of
as
of
sterling
balances
which
had
held
been
in
American accounts before the restrictive British regulations
became effective
a
on July 18.
The dollar was in demand at
practically everywhere, and nowhere more in
premium
demand
than
in
the
countries
in
the
sterling area.
The free pound-dollar rate, which had appreciated
August
to
parity
with
the
rate
of.$4.03^,
during
which the
British authorities made sterling available against dollars,
at
advanced
rather sharply during September to a high of
In view of the vanishing supply and demand during
October the free pound became steadily easier, but was fre¬
finally being supplanted.
The several sources from which
member banks gained reserves during this five-week
period
included the following: the $416,825,000 reduction in the
$4.05.
Treasury's deposit balance in the Reserve banks to a total
of $375,707,000, the $111,000,000 decrease in
Treasury cash
rate.
to the
$2,187,000,000 mark, the $333,000,000 expansion in the
a new record high at $21,499,000, and the $15,000,000 rise in Treasury currency to the $3,056,000,000 level.
gold stock to
The factors which reduced the supply of bank reserves in¬
cluded the $91,000,000 decrease in Federal Reserve credit
to
total of
$2,381,000,000, the $175,000,000 rise in currency
a record high of
$8,265,000,000, and the $136,000,000 increase in non-member deposits and other
federal
a
circulation to
quently
on a
The
parity with
for
or even
above the London official
free
sterling cable transfers during
$4.02 % and $4.05.
Throughout the month the Bank of England's official
rate continued at $4.02 y2 buying and $4.03 y2 selling.
Of¬
October
range
was
between
ficial rates quoted by the Bank of England during
continued as follows:
New York, $4.02y2-$4.03% ;
$4.43-$4.47
States
October
Canada,
(Canadian
dollar);
3.2280-3.2442.
official, 90.09c.-90.93.c. per United
Australia,
3.2150-3.2280;
New
Zealand,
American commercial bank rates for official
sterling continued at $4.02 buying and $4.04 selling.
,
as in
September, exchange in London
Germany, Italy, Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, or France.
On Oct. 10 Rumanian exchange ceased to be quoted in
New York, as the President had issued a freezing order
October,
During
not quoted on
was
with
respect
Rumanian accounts here,
to
previously had
been adopted
the
invaded
European
Britain
likewise
froze
all
with respect
In New
balances.
which
of
11 Great
course
thereafter
and
in previous months, the
nominally quoted around 40.05 for the
gold mark, and around 12.00 for the regis¬
or
mark.
Italian
The
nominal market, con¬
There were no
quotations in New York for the currencies of the countries
invaded by Germany.
The foreign exchange market was on the whole so lim¬
ited and the rates so firmly fixed by the sterling-dollar link
that interest was centered chiefly on Great Britain's efforts
be quoted
tinued to
lira,
in
a
in New York at 5.05.
increase
to
production and sustenance and to enlarge its
overseas trade, and on the effects of these activities upon
the solution of the country's vast and complex financial
problems.
It
officially disclosed in October that Great Britain's
expenditure had reached the enormous sum of
£9,000,000 a day, representing almost the peak of expendi¬
tures at the close of the World War in 1914-18.
Approxi¬
was
national
On Oct. 7 the United States Senate passed a
bill authoriz¬
$2,500,000,000 of foreign funds
on deposit in this country to payees certified by accredited
foreign representatives recognized by the United States
State Department.
The measure would bar recourse to the
courts by persons seeking to contest the payments.
Most
of the foreign funds on deposit in the United States was
recognized as for the account of banks in invaded European
On Oct. 18 the New York Bankers Foreign Exchange Com¬
mittee reported the receipt
effect
that
interest
Oct.
of
as
of advices from London to the
London
15
sterling
banks
would
aUow
not
The
ruling, it
was
said, was made pursuant to an agreement with the
Bank of England entered into by the London banks.
The New York committee was also advised by the British
on
registered
accounts.
authorities that banks in London must not do business in
United States dollars with Brazil unless confirmation
was
first received from the Bank of Brazil by Brazilian import¬
ers of British goods that reimbursement
in dollars would
mately £7,500,000 of this daily outlay was for the fighting
be forthcoming.
posing to
On
some
countries.
forces.
i
stocks and bonds
$1,180,000,000 represented
ing banks to deliver
was
so-called free
tered
Oct.
accounts
as
ish investments here at the end of
to accounts
a
London.
York during October,
000,000, about $700,000,000 more than the European holdings
at the outbreak of the first World War.
Of the total Brit¬
May, 1940, approximately
and was, be¬
cause of its ready marketability, an important part of poten¬
tially liquid dollar funds supporting the primary dollar
assets which were already
held in the form of bank
On
countries.
Rumanian
the unit ceased to be quoted in
German mark
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov., 1940]
In other words, Brazilian importers pro¬
goods in United States dollars
for British
pay
Oct. 15 a supplementary vote of credit for £1,000,000,000 for British Government expenditures arising out of
must have the sanction of the Brazilian central bank.
the
in repeated declines in the Bank of
made
A vote of credit in a similar
—amount was-approved by. the. House, of Commons on July 9,
while a previous credit of £7,000,000,000 was approved in
March.
British returns in early October showed that Great
Britain had spent about £36,000,000 a day during the first
six months of the fiscal year and had incurred a deficit
of £4,822,304,000.
It was shown on Oct. 15 that expendi¬
tures since April were listed as £1,681,125,532, while rev¬
enues for the same period were £457,549,328.
Despite the huge proportions of Great Britain's war
effort, it was declared in mid-October that the country's
was
war
far from
were
resources
public.
exhausted.
It
asserted that
was
its monetary
position in the United States was acknowledged
to be as good as, if not better than when the Empire entered
the conflict.
At the end of 1939 the United Kingdom was
United States securities of
£2,800,000,000, and according to informed circles this po¬
have holdings of
reported to
tential
chest had hardly been encroached upon.
war
This total
into
was
account
Dominions
regarded as a minimum and did not take
balances
cash
States
United
or
in
the
United
securities
States
held
of
the
Canada,
in
London
tion
during October.
discover
steps to print
a reserve of notes of small denominations.
The smallest notes then currently in circulation were those
of
10s., the "Bradburys," the fiduciary issue which
troduced during the World War of 1914-18.
Earmarked
gold
ish funds
New
in
York
during
October
about
was
was
the Empire's gold output, most of which came
of South Africa
from the mines
and Canada.
The annual
meet
to
Great
by
Britain into further dollar balances,
needs.
war
to bring paper currency into more general use and
may not
be put into effect unless enemy action interrupts the mint¬
ing of coins.
was
printed
During the last war a supply of small notes
a precautionary measure, but it was not
as
found necessary to issue Ihem.
Throughout the month London open market maney rates
with call money against bills almost invari¬
continued easy,
ably
1
in supply at %%, while two months' bills were
1/32%; three months' bills, 1 1/16%; four months' bills,
3/32%, and six months' bills, 1%%.
Canadian exchange during October was marked
by greater
steadiness
of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce, was reported
"general business in Great Britain shows
to have stated that
material
no
It
balance
nor
effort
It
despite
the
difficulties
of
the
war.
intimated that in his view neither the adverse trade
was
war
decline"
was
the
was
Government
control
necessitated
by
the
likely to impede British trade development.
disclosed
cluded deals for
in October that Great Britain had
the entire wool crop
con¬
of Australia and for
supplies of leather, wheat, and grain from Argen¬
tina.
The largest'meat contract in the history of the Argen¬
tine packing industry was negotiated between Argentina
and Great Britain, amounting to approximately $100,000,000
enormous
for
one
year.
A spokesman for the
that
Great Britain
Argentine Embassy in London said
seeking to purchase approximately
wheat, butter, hides, and other staples,
to be paid for with Argentine bonds held in England.
Be¬
cause
of Argentina's pressing financial situation, it was
£40,000,000 of
was
corn,
understood, payment was preferred in this form rather than
to have Argentina's trade balances in England blocked until
the
end of the
The
war.
publication of the United States Department of
Commerce, "Foreign Commerce Weekly," which appeared in
new
October, showed that British-owned dollar balances
end of May,
at the
1940, aggregated $319,000,000, or approximately
the same as at the beginning of the war.
British invest¬
ments of $2,803,000,000 constituted more than 40% of all
European holdings in the United States at the end of 1939.
Such European holdings had been then estimated at
$6,698,-
and there
was
decline in the discount
a
on
the
The discount had narrowed
considerably after mid-September.
Montreal funds during
October ranged between a discount of 15^% and discount
of
12%%.
In
commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
October, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
"Monthly Review" for Nov. 1:
said in its
"Possibly the most significant development in
very dull foreign exchange market during
wise
month
On Oct. 15 James W. Young, Director of the United States
Bureau
in¬
series
England for minting the shilling or large silver pieces. The
plan projected in October, it was understood, was intended
output of such gold is estimated to be $750,000,000 and is
converted
was
new
proposed to be for five shillings, or the "crown"; two
shillings and six pence, or the "half-crown," and two shil¬
lings, or the "florin."
There is no shortage of silver in
An added source of replenishment for Brit¬
$1,750,000,000.
The
was
unit in the unofficial market.
held for the British Treasury or the Bank of England.
as a sign of. the...
The Bank of England's
Word was received 'in New York on Oct. 23 that the
London authorities, as a precautionary measure, had taken
chiefly in the large New York banks, it was asserted that
the largest share of the earmarked gold for account of
was
of satisfaction
on Oct. 30 to £591,571,000, hav¬
ing declined from the August peak of £613,907,000. '
1
foreign nations in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
source
England's note circula¬
note circulation had receded
trade of the latter is
being directed from London.
Aside
from the actual bank balances of Great Britain concentrated
a
This was regarded
general confidence of the people.
South Africa, and Australia.
Continual addition was being
made to these British resources through the purchase by
the United States of many strategic materials originating
in British possessions or The Netherlands East Indies, since
inclined to
was
the
was
movement
of
certain
foreign
an
other¬
the past
funds from
this country as a
particularly
the United
in
result of fears that the situation abroad,
the Balkans, might lead to extension of
States' "freezing" regulations to additional for¬
eign accounts.
"Swiss exchange continued in demand during
October,
accompanying a further substantial repatriation of funds
from this market to
franc
Switzerland.
The rate for the
Swiss
permitted to appreciate gradually from $0.2296
to $0.2323, a level 81 points above that
prevailing in midJune and the highest since March, 1938, prior to the Ger¬
man
was
absorption of Austria.
The free rate for the Argen¬
after having reacted temporarily to $0.2285 dur¬
ing the previous month, recovered to as high as $0.2386
during the first half of October, reportedly stimulated by
the transfer of European capital from New York to
Argen¬
tina.0
By the end of the month, however, the rate had
tine peso,
receded
to
$0.2320.
month at about
The Mexican peso, which
opened the
$0.2032, firmed to about $0.2062, and held
near
this level throughout the second half of the month.
The strength in Mexican exchange is reported to have re¬
flected primarily an improved outlook for
political sta¬
bility in Mexico.
Among the other Latin American cur¬
rencies, the discount
on the Cuban peso narrowed to
7%%
Oct. 7, accompanying reports of negotiations for a siz¬
able Export-Import Bank credit to the Cuban
Republic, but
on
subsequently widened to around 9% for the remainder of
the month.
"The Chinese dollar advanced
the
pound
October.
sterling and the
substantially against both
United
While the announcement
on
States
dollar
during
Oct. 8 of the British
the Burma Road apparently lent con¬
Chinese exchange, the accentuated
Eastern tension may also have caused some accumu¬
intention
to
siderable
Far
to
Chinese
of
lation
reopen
strength
lar
Chinese funds
The Shanghai dol¬
6c. at the end of the month,
quoted at slightly over
was
that
fear
for
currency
become unavailable.
held abroad might
against 5%c. a month earlier.
as
desultory trading, little
In
change occurred in the free
held within a
narrow
range of $4.02%-$4.04^.
The unofficial discount*
on the Canadian dollar also showed relatively little fluctua¬
pound, the fluctuations of which
rate for the
tion
New York
follows in the "Monthly
Bank of New York for
gold movement at the Port of
of the
during October were outlined as
Review" of the Federal Reserve
Nov.
"During October the volume of imports of gold into the
States declined further from the peak reached last
United
June, and at the same time the amount of gold held under
earmark at the Federal Reserve banks for foreign account
$115,000,000 to
about
increased
total of approximately
a
$1,775,000,000.
Consequently, the increase of about $255,000,000 in the gold stock of the United States which oc¬
curred during the month was the smallest for any month
since March
$78,400,000 in the week ended
Sept. 25, of which $50,400,000 came from Canada, receipts
during the four weeks ended Oct. 23, as reported by the
Department of Commerce, totaled $307,600,000, of which
$221,500,000 came from Canada, $17,800,000 from Portugal,
$16,500,000 from Argentina, $14,900,000 from Japan, $14,800,000 from Australia, $5,700,000 from Russia, $5,000,000
from
South
Africa,
$2,200,000
from
the
Philippines,
$1,700,000 from Spain, J$l,300,000. from.the United Kingdom,,
and $1,100,000 from Peru."
of
imports
CONTINENTAL AND
which
franc,
and firmness in the
resumption of
September.
On Sept. 28
experienced
had
commercial demand since early in
some
to raise the
the Zurich authorities had found it necessary
relation to the dollar
Swiss franc in
official rate for the
equivalent
to increasing the New York price for the Swiss unit from
22.83c. to 22.8814c.
No less than four other increases in
approximately 4.38 francs to 4.37 francs,
Zurich during October,
the value of the franc were made by
bringing the dollar equivalent finally to 23.24c.
The parity of the Swiss franc was changed on Sept. 28,
1936, and no new value has since been determined.
Just
before the beginning of the war the Swiss unit was quoted
Swiss deposits and the proceeds of
sales of American securities by Swiss nationals continued
with but slight interruption throughout the month.
It was
understood that operators in the Swiss franc were also
withdrawing funds from the United States, to be sent to
Buenos Aires and other Latin American centers, and it was
repatriation of
believed
these
that
operations were for account
than Swiss nationals in
to
was
funds, resulting in a further tightening or freezing
of
European funds in the United States.
It was
asserted in banking circles that Switzerland is falling
and
in
completely
more
the
Oct.
following the invasion of Greece by Italy,,
Executive Department took under con¬
28,
States
United
the
sideration
of freezing Greek accounts in the
question
the
States, as had been done previously with the funds
of other
European countries invaded by Germany.
No
action had been decided upon when the month ended.
of
event
and the
under German
closer economic
a
Swiss cantons
domination
union
there might
be
a
between
also
more
and that
Germany
freezing of Swiss
However, according to statistics of the United States De¬
Commerce, Swiss accounts on this side are
$1,100,000,000.
Accepting these figures
and considering the comparatively light market for Swiss
francs at all times, less than 1% of withdrawals of capital
of
estimated
at
but
war
fluctuations
Sept. 3
on
about
been
have
which
Swiss
National Bank
was
In
tions resulting therefrom.
was
progressively
that in
The
some
pointed
Department
out
Swiss
investors
to
obtain
less in terms of francs for their American balances, in order
to retard the homeward trend of Swiss funds.
Every time
that the pressure of dollar
obstacles to United States
shortage was offering increasing
exporters.
market continued
The
to
display great interest in what
might be done by the increase of $500,000,000 in. the lending—,
of the Export-Import Bank for the purpose of assist¬
power
ing Western Hemisphere countries.
credit
nounced
by
30.
Oct.
.
$25,000,000 to the Bank of Brazil was an-.
the Export-Import Bank at Washington on
of
On
the
same
date
Venezuelan
the
bolivar
fell
sharply and fluctuated widely in the New York market as
the result of Venezuelan 1 action tightening control of im¬
ports with relation to available foreign exchange.
It
suggested in October that the United States Treas¬
was
ury's $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund, which had been
virtu¬
ally discontinued since the outbreak of the European war,
its normal transactions in
when
European currencies were
stopped, might be brought into play to prevent fluctuations
in the dollar values of the South American currencies, but
nothing had
The
come
of this in October.
Argentine unofficial
or
free market peso was 23.00
Oct.
on
1, and 23.30@23.35 on Oct. 31.
Brazilian milreis
5.02@5.15 on Oct. 1, and 5.02@5.15 on Oct. 31.
Chilean exchange was
Peru
was
31.
Oct.
on
20.85
on
much
The Mexican
on
the
same
on
Oct. 31.
peso
was
20.85
on
Oct.
1, and
course
during
as
previous
months.
in
Europe nor advance of Japanese troops
Indo-China, nor the closer Japanese alliance
war
French
these
Oct. 1, and 5.17
the Far Eastern countries continued to fol¬
the
Neither the
with
on
Oct. 31.
Exchange
low
5.17
nominally quoted at 16.00 on Oct. 1, and at 16.00
Axis
Powers
The
units.
seem
Indian
have
to
had
currencies
steady owing to the firm London
any
control.
effect
on
exceptionally
were
The Hongkong
dollar and the Shanghai yuan fluctuated widely throughout
the month
tended
as
political events in the Far East and in Europe
to restrict trade in these
areas.
The London
23%d.
on
price for silver was 23 7/'16d. on Oct. 1, and
Oct. 31.
The Hongkong dollar was 23.47@23.75
Oct. 1, and 23.0G@23.30 on Oct. 31.
The Shanghai yuan
5.38@5.62 on Oct. 1, and 5.91@6.25 on Oct. 31.
Yen
checks were 23.44@23.50 on Oct. 1, and 23.44@23.50 on
was
Oct. 31.
RATES OF
EXCHANGE
a sharp rise.
reportedly opposed to the
The Swiss central bank, it was
forcing
bounds only by
within
of exchange control in Latin America, indicated
instances these hindrances might be multiplied.
in a survey
ON
LONDON
FOR
POUNDS STERLING
*
Bankers' Bills
Commercial
Bills
Sight
Cable Transfer
Sight
advance of the franc in the dollar market and to the fluctua¬
said,
kept
exercised by their central banks.
October the United States Department of Commerce,
the rigid control
funds from this side could account for
The
The failure of their European
a year ago.
export markets was largely responsible for the South Amer¬
ican situation.
All these countries are undergoing exchange
on
accounts here.
partment
Latin American countries showed sub¬
in the free markets during October,
this had been the case ever since the outbreak of the
Exchange on the
stantial
into
States might be forced into the
responsible for this movement of
extent
some
of other
Europe.
The fear that the United
Swiss
month.
On
were
at 22.59c. in the New York market.
war
The
trading, ruled around 23.85, with
infrequent fluctuations and hardly changed from the previ¬
Swedish krona, in limited
A
European exchanges was centered during
the
Interest in
OTQER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
October entirely on the steady advance
The
quoted at 22.99^ @23.05 on Oct. 1
was
23.22^ @23.23 on Oct. 31 for cable transfers.
at
difficulties
of this year.
"Following
from
The Swiss franc
and
the
was
United
1:
Swiss
unit,
European
ous
October."
during
Details
Swedish krona, the only other
held steady in nominal trading.
Regarding the financial situation of the other Continental
European countries, nothing of a reliable or helpful char¬
acter occurred during October which might interest the
market.
The spread of German autarchy throughout the
continent became more apparent.
October
Throughout
free
4.00
4.03 ?*@4, 04?*
4.03?* @4 03?*
@4. 03?*
Oct.
Oct.
4.03?* @4, 04
4.00
4.03 ?*@4, 04
4.00
4,03?* @4 04
4.03 ?*@4, 04
Oct.
4.03 ?*@4. 05
4.03
Oct.
Oct.
4.03 ?*@4, 04?*
4.00
4.03?* @4. 04?*
4.00
SUN DAY
Oct.
the Swiss central bank has to
Oct.
4.03 ?* @4 ,04
4.03?* @4, 04?*
4.00
in
Oct.
4.03?* @4 04?*
4.03?* @4, 04
4.03 ?*@4, 043*
4.00
Oct.
4.00
Oct. 10..
4.03?* @4 ,04
4.03?* @4. 04?*
4.03 h @4. 04?*
Oct. 11..
4.03 X @4 03?*
4.03?* @4, 04
4.00
buy a large amount of dollars
exchange for Swiss francs the balances of Swiss nationals
in the
United
Government
increase
in
States diminish, but the funds
here
of the
Swiss
increase, the operation amounting to
Government
dollar
balances
at
the
expense
an
of
private dollar balances.
The Swiss National Bank charter specifies what percent¬
age
of foreign exchange and gold coverage shall be main¬
Oct. 12..
Oct. 13..
4.00
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
Oct. 14.,
Oct. 15..
Oct. 16..
Oct. 17..
4.03?* @4, 03?*
4.03 ?*@4, 04
4.00
4.03?* @4 03?*
4.03 ?*@4 04
4.03?* @4. 04
4.00
4.03 ?*@4. 04?*
4.00
4.03?* @4, 03?*
@4, 03?*
4.03?* @4, 04
4.00
4.03?* @4, 04
4.03
@4. 04
4.00
4.00
Oct. 18..
4.03
an¬
Oct. 19..
4.02?*@4, 03?*
nounced that it had ceased to buy gold because of its
Oct. 20..
gold
large
dollar notes for
Oct. 21..
4.02 H @4, 03?*
4.03
Oct. 22..
Oct. 23..
4.02?* @4, 03?*
4.02
@4, 02?*
4.02 ?*@4. 03?*
4.02?* @4. 03
Oct. 24..
4.02 ?* @4, 03
4.02?* @4. 03?*
4.03
@4, 03?*
4.00
4.00
tained
for
note
circulation.
In
It had
stocks.
September
the
Bank
also ceased to buy
large market in the Swiss centers.
The hoarding of United States dollars was held account¬
which there
was
a
Oct. 25..
4.02 H @4, 03
Oct. 26..
Oct. 27..
4.03
centers
for
4.00
@4, ,04?*
4.04
4.00
4.00
@4 03?*
At the end of October total United
4.03
4.02 5* @4, ,03
SUN DAY
04?*
of
States circulation was reported at
$8,065,000,000.
A very
large part of these notes was held by hoarders in Europe,
and they had been finding a ready market
through the
Swiss
4.00
@4, 04
the Fed¬
able for the great increase in note circulation
eral Reserve Bank here.
SUN DAY
months
past.
Oct.
28.
Oct.
29.
Oct.
30.
Oct.
31.
For
daily
4.025* @4 ,04
4.03 H @4 04?*
4.03 3* @4 .04
4.03
@4 ,03?*
rates of foreign
4.03 ?*@4 04?*
4.03?* @4 04
4.00
4.00
,
4.00
4.00
exchange usually given here see page 112.
New
York
Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING OCTOBER
1940
Bond Sales
1940
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
NOTICE—Cash
1939
$150,981,000
1,299,195,000
October
$170,089,000
1,718,298,000
Stock Sales
*
1940
October
Shares-
1939
14,489,085
168,315,780
Jan. 1 to Oct, 31
and deferred
J fj
23,734,934
225,031,15q
in
delivery sale3 are disregarded In tne month's range unless
outelde of the regular
they are the only transactions of the
monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month in waicb
month, and when selling
they occur.
No account is taken of such
range for the year.
sales in
computing the
The tables on pages 19 to 40 furnish a
complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock
October 1940, and the
Exchange during
range for 1940.
They need no extended introduction, as they are
embrace every
self-explanatory. The tables
security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification
The italic letters in the column headed
adopted in the official list.
"Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all
quotations for interest-paying bonds'
are at a
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income
bonds and bonds on
interest lain default.
which
This method-of
quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2,1909.
Quotations after decimal point
sent one or more 32ds of a
repre¬
point.
•
Sales in
BONDS
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
October
Value
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
U S GOVERMENT BONDS
34,000 Treasury 4Hs
1947-1952 A
3,000
Registered
—
28,000 Treasury 4s
Registered
7,000 Treasury 3Hs
O
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Oct.
Bid
Ask
119.31 Sale
Oct.
D
II3.2_7 113730
114.28 Sale
1946-1966 M
S
1941-1943 M
S
104.21 Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
3 121
Oct.
29
120.9
Oct.
14 121
Oct.
31
117
113.27
Oct.
10 121.6
June 10 121.4
Oct.
18
111.18
June
Oct.
28
114719 114722
115
4 114.2
Registered
115.3
114.7
Oct.
4 114.31
10279" Oct7~21 102713"
D
109720 lib"'
108711 108714 10878
Sale"
1941 F
A
105713
10378
103712
10877" b"ct7~15
107,000 Treasury 3Hs
8,000 Treasury 3s
108.8
Oct.
15 108.6
Oct.
108.2
9 103.8
Aug.
109.21
Oct.
Mar.
4
103.3
Oct.
105.17
Jan.
4
108.14
Oct.
2 108.21
Oct.
107.12
108.15
June
Oct.
14 108.17
110.1
Oct.
Jan.
4
107.11
109.10
June
Oct.
1 109.21
109.30
Oct.
Jan.
11
June
3 109.18
2 112.10
110.21
Oct.
107.30
107.29
Apr.
6
June
110.14
Mar. 29
108.23
June
112.13
111.2
111.29
Apr.
4
Mar. 23
109.14
Aug.
May
113.10
Apr.
Iii7i2rii'.iB nI7i6 i~ii".i9 11178" Oc"t7"2 111717" Oct7"l8 10876"
June
111722
Apr.
2
103.9
D
111727 112*74"
109.8
IiI7io iii7i3 111727 llV.30 11276
D
/
116718 Sale"
D
1951-1955 M
S
il57lO Sale"
Il2~21 112725
Oct.
111.26
112.9
Oct.
11179"
113".3
113
112.21
11
1955-1960 M
8
167730 Safe"
108729 Sale" 109" Sale"
S
loo's
109712 Sale" 109720
Sale"
1948-1951 M
8
D
..........
10878
108*.16
107712 Sale"
109""
Sale" 166715
1956-1959 M
S
D
106721 Sale"
166726
Sale
5
1949-1953 J
D
1950-1952 M
1951-1953 J
1954-1956 /
1947 J
1948-1950 J
S
D
105.17 Sale
102.31 Sale
D
D
D
104.18 104.23
103
103.6
Registered.
Treasury 2s...
Registered
2548 Series G
1942-1944
1 Ha series M
1945-1947 /
J
D
104.17 104.22
101.15 101.24
28
Apr.
8
Oct.
11 109.3
Oct.
7
104.20
Oct.
11 108.23
3 109.21
May
May
109.16
Oct.
11
104.28
Apr.
June
Oct.
108.28
Oct.
26
106.20
June
Oct.
5 109.6
109.26
Oct.
Sept. 24
Apr.
2
5
106.20
June
Oct.
1 109.6
109.12
Mar.
Oct.
8
4
105.24
May
109.19
Apr.
1
Oct.
8
161716
May
108730
Apr.
4
Oct. 24
10877* Oc"t7"ii
108.22
108.6
Oct.
24
107.24
Mar.
Oct.
11 108.5
108.14
Oct.
7
103.24
May
May
May
107.28
Mar. 18
108
Apr.
2
Oct. 16
107.14
103.13
107729 Sale""
103.14
107.13
Oct.
11 108
Oct.
108722 108725 108731 10971"
108.24
Oct.
106.16 106.19 106.31 Sale
106.15
104.12 104.21 104.24 104.5
103.25 Sale
104
104.3
103.22
104.8
8 108.24
8
Oct7~24
108.22
June
108.1
Apr.
107.29
Apr.
4
106.18
June
109.13
Apr.
5
Apr.
4
Oct.
11
165713
Oct.
YORK CITY
Transit Unification Issue—
3,851.000
3 % corporate stock
1980 J
D
Apr.
Oct.
14 106.24
Oct.
103.2
May 24 168731
May 28 107.2
11 106.5
Oct.
103.3
June
Oct.
10 106.21
Oct.
103.4
Oct.
14 104.20
101.7
Oct.
102.2
May 24 107.3
May 24 104.23
July 23 104.4
103.26
Oct.
Oct.
114.4
Oct.
22 103.30
Oct,
105.16
Oct.
104.20
Oct.
106.6
11 104.27
Oct.
10275
102'i'|i6I72"5" o"c"t7"ii
108.6
108.10 107.29
107.8
2
Apr.
Oct.
6 106.5
102.8
101.13
Oct.
3 108.6
Oct.
102.28
Oct.
Oct.
22 103.30
June 10 106.6
June
101.14
106.5
104.16 104.20 104.29 105
107.5
107.21
3
103.15
Oct.
103.26
107.30 108.2
June
Apr.
Oct.
106.5
107.24 Sale
108 12
107.29
108.16 108.20 108.28 108.31 108722
106.18 Sale
106.24 Sale
106.8
106.2
3
107.23
Oct.
105.18 Sale
Mar. 23
24 108.14
Oct.
Sale
111.1
Oct.
_.
Registered
Jan.
111.30
11 107.31
16 107.21
108723
107.18 107.24
105.13 Sale
110.17
June
Oct.
166713 l"06~.20 107722
1948 M
Jan.
107.20
Oct.
D
Registered...
7
107.13
D
108.28
110.17
Oct.
107.21
1945 J
0
108.14
107.19 107.22 107.31 Sale
1960-1965 J
Sept. 10
108.21
109.6
109.18 109
108711 108714 180722 Sale"
107730 Sale" 10873"
7
103.9
108.23
109.23 109.7
..
.1958-1963 /
Oct.
108
...
1951-1954 /
11&31
Sale" ili7l8 Sale" 11179" Oc"t7"i
111720
1945-1947 M
-
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
May 23 104.8
101.25
Oct.
105.22
2
4 104.27
June
Mar7l6
3
Apr.
3
Oct.
8
Oct.
30
Oct.
28
Oct.
28
Mar. 16
11 102.8
Oct.
8 108.24
29
Apr.
Apr.
•
|107.24
Oct.
103.22 Sale
103.16
103.20,103.17
103.21 103.25 103.16 103.20
103.16
1 108.5
Oct.
105.20
Oct.
14 103.24
Oct.
103.16
Oct.
25 103.16
May 24 108.21
May 15,105.15
Jan.
9
Oct.
103.9
May 23 105.2
Jan.
24
May 31 108.12
Apr.
107.15 107.18 107.28 107.31 107.14
103.17 Sale
102.9
103.15 103.18 103.14
102.12 102.16 102.19 102.7
Oct.
2 107.31
Oct.
26
105.4
107.17
Feb.
Oct.
9 103.18
Oct.
22
103.1
June
23 107.17
4 104.25
Oct.
9 102.16
Oct.
26
100.6
June
4 102.17
NEW
9,000
1,000
15,000
2,000
9,000
4
l6s7l9 108722
1953-1955 / D
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
5,000
3548
1944 1964 M 8 108.11 108.16
12,000
3s
1944-1949 M N 108.8
Sale
14,000
3s
105.7
1942-1947 /
105.12
J
1,000
2548
1942-1947 M S 105.2
105.8
Home Owners Mortgage Corp—
43,000
3s Series A
1944-1952 M N 107.24 108
iY.665
Jan.
109719 1~09~.§2
......
28,000 Treasury 2s
52,000 Treasury 2s
1,000
10,000
109.30
Sale
1946-1948
135,000 Treasury 2 Ha
39,000 Treasury 254s
90,000 Treasury 254s
21,000
Registered
12,000
May
Sale
.....
Treasury 2Hs...
99,000 Treasury 2 Ha
40"666
107716"
108717
Registered
1,000 Treasury 2 Ha
132",606
5
109710
Sale
Registered
5,000
Jan.
21 104.24
Oct.
.........
"2",000
Oct.
109727 Sale
-
128,000 Treasury 2548
2,000
Registered
263,000 Treasury 254s..-
102.9
3
116712
Registered.................
25,000 Treasury 254s.
Registered
225,000 Treasury 254a
22,000
Registered....
191,000 Treasury 254s
30
O
1946-1949 /
Registered
Jan.
O
1949-1952 J
Registered
Apr.
Oct.
....
251,000 Treasury 2H8-—
23,000
Registered
98,000 Treasury 2548
9
June 10 115.9
Aug. 2 114.8
5
114.1
Oct.
May 29 115.3
111.16
A
1943-1945
...
Registered
51,000 Treasury 3s
8
8
4
Apr.
Apr.
103.3
.....
Registered
26,000 Treasury 3Hs
Apr.
Apr.
10 115.6
1944-1946 A
-
2,000
Registered
50,000 Treasury 3Ha
4,000
Registered
June
108.4
103711 10378
.....
121,000 Treasury 3 H s
117.2
111.21
102710 102713 102712 Sa'le"
1943-1947 /
Sale
Sale Prices
Oct.
Sale
-
-
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
120.7
113.30 Sale
1
Lowest
121.4
—
2,000
Registered
15,000 Treasury
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
120.11 121
121
114.25 Sale
114.22 114.28
_.
31
Ask Bid
120.7
119.29 Sale
.
1944-1954 J
Registered
27,000 Treasury 3 Ha
Registered
9,000 Treasury 3Ha
1
96?^ Sale
99
Sale
96X Oct.
1
99X Oct.
8
14
Oct.
8
21X Oct.
31
23
88 H May 21
8
4
Feb. 23
Mar.
7
Sept. 25
99X Oct.
23
FOREIGN GOVT & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Colombia)—
AGtd sink fund 6s
....1947 F A
iGtd sink fund 6s
1948 A O
Akerabus (Kingdof Norway) 4S.1968
M 8
27 H
lAntioqula (Dep tof) Col 7« A..1945 J
14
14
^External s f 7s series B
1945
^External s f 7s series O..
1945
4External s f 7s series D
1945
47s 1st series...............1957 A
47s 2d series
1957 A
47s 3d series
1957 A
"9,666 Antwerp
(OIty( extl loan 5s
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
8 f external 4 H>
154,000
211,000
Sinking fund external
8 f external coav lean
536,000
4s_Feb
8 f external conv loan 4s..
265,000
Apr
For footnote*
tee page
30.
1958 J
J
30
27
20
20
94
14
H
O
13
O
O
13
13 X
D
66 H
17
18
17
17
151
161
Sale
69
9H
9X
9X
9%
23
25
33 X
11
11
11
11
21
21^
21M Sale
25
Sale
9
Sale
8*4
10
8H
Sale
8M
10
21 %
24
9
Oct.
Oct.
7
9X Oct.
22
9
Oct.
25
16
9X, Oct.
104
9
Oct.
16
10
8H
11 Vs
8% Oct.
8X Oct.
8X Oct.
17
15
26
9X Oct.
8X Oct.
814 Oct.
7
29
8M
20
18X Oct.
15
21X Oct.
3
94 H
Sale
79
88
Sale
Sale
79 X
68 H
63 X
Sale
Sale
66 H
60
Sale
63
Sale
60
Sale
80 X
79 H
Sale
81H
20
Sale
Sale
20
June
7
28 X Feb.
75X
63 X
56H
5734
21
Oct. 29
Oct. 15
Oct. 30
Oct-. 30
80
Oct.
Oct.
65
Oct.
6534 Oct.
71
1
20
Oct
14
29
40
9X
1948 MN
O
Oct.
Oct.
9
8X
8H
8X
8X
8X
17 X
1971 MiV
1972 F A
1972 A
20
20
31
Apr. 10
66
8
May 23
7X May 22
15X
16
16
Feb. 15
Mar. 13
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 14
Feb. 14
Feb. ' 1
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
7 H May 24
7 H May 24
7 H May 31
7X June 17
7H May 28
18 X May 29
15X
15 X
14 X
14 X
14 X
77
Apr
70X July 16
61X June 12
54 H July 15
65X July 15
96 X Mar.
95
Mar.
87X Mar.
87 X Mar.
4
C
7
7
7
Sales in
October
$
S3
BONDS
n. t. stock
Value
96,000
120,000
203,000
31,000
44,000
24,000
21,000
10,000
83,000
70,000
254,000
255,000
198,000
150,000
14,000
10,000
20,000
(Continued)—
1925—-July 15 1955
External loan 5s of 1927
External g 4%s of 1928
1956
AAustrian Govt 8 f 7s
—1957
ABavaria (Free State) ext 6%s—1945
Belgium 25-yr external 6%s
1949
J
5s of
M S
MN
1955
External sf 6s
s
f 7s
Sale
Sale
79
8
53)4
4854
Ask Bid
22
ABrazil (U S of) external 8s
AExtl s f g 6 %s of 1926
AExtl s f 6%s of 1927
1941
7
10
35
Sale
1
1
26)4
26)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
75
90
Sale
50
40
60
52)4
62
Sale
i
7,000
12%
1254
12)4
47
47
55
7
f 7s
Oct.
40% Oct.
19% Oct.
20
Oct.
14
Oct.
10% Oct.
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
12%
Oct.
50
50
49
47% Oct.
60
63
55
46)4 ~49~"
46)4
4734
47)4 Sale
J
J
57)4 Sale
5654
58
56)1 58)4
56)4 Sale
38)4
40
4534 Sale
45%
48%
45% Sale
46
49 34
3254
36
J
J
MJV
Oct.
2
10
11
22
15
30
14
7
21
50
Oct.
1
26%
26%
15%
12%
12%
Oct.
Oct.
13
53
Oct.
Oct.
53
Oct.
63
Oct.
8
8% Oct.
4
F
A
A
O
MN
1154
11)4
14)4
20
47
Sale
31
40
10 %
9)4
_
-
12
14)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
8354
92%
81)4
Sale
8
32
15)4
M S
O
A
30
Sale"
D
AfN
J
Sale
11)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
11)4
1154
11)4
Sale
13
10)4
12
10)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
82% Oct
9234 Oct
7954 Oct
15
79
Oct
15
8
Oct
3
27
24
Oct
36
20
Oct
22% Oct
18% Oct
23% Oct
9
1254
Sale
13
11
1334
1254
1154
1254
1154
1254
1154
1254
1154
1254
1154
1254
1154
11%
24% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7054
18%
14
Jan.
29
15
Apr. 11
5
7
69
83
23
72
June 26 107
Jan.
June
6
96% Jan.
May 28 101% Jan.
61
May 28
78
June
7
26
Oct.
7
Oct.
8
17
10
16
10
4
27
24
27
24
Oct.
17
10
29
13
Oct.
29
12
2
Oct.
5
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
1-111 UK Qrt" 26
1
13% Oct.
3
58% May 31
59% May 31
6
Mar.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
June 15
27
Oct.. 16
Sept. 20
24
Oct.
17
June 13
17
Jan.
2
JLL—July
30
28
12
2
June 13
10% June 12
12
Oct.
25
12
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
10% June 13
12
June 17
10% June 12
Oct.
Oct.
26
1
1
11
3
Oct
12% Oct
2
1
29
3
28
Oct
5
Oct.
26
11% Oct
11% Oct
11% Oct
25
13
Oct.
10
11%
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
10
1054
10
1054
10
Oct
11% Oct
11%
16
2
3
11% Oct
11%
Oct
15
10
1054
Oct
3
25
June 14
Oct.
June
28
13
28
June 11
5
10% June 13
9% June 10
11% July 16
23
29
25
15
25
10
71
12
6%
27%
27%
42
(Republic) 7s—
1967
40
external 6s
1945 M S
11)4
1953 MN
54,000 AFrankfort (City of) a f 6)4®
French Republic 7 %s stamped—1941 J D 101)4 104
33,000
7)4s unstamped
—..1941
External s f 7s stamped-——1949 Yd 108
"4",066
105)4
7s unstamped
1949
German Gov't International—
854 Sale
A3 5-year 5)4s stamped..——-1965 j D
645,000
Estonia
Finland (Rep of)
9
Jan.
8
Mar.
Jan.
9
May
8
16
Jan.
5
16*
Apr. 25
4
13% Jan.
25
Jan.
11
Apr.
1
8% July
5
Mar.
8
3
5
17
25
25
Oct
3
26
Oct.
16
12% Apr. 10
13*
26*
34% Mar.
June
14
Oct.
28
15 % May 22
11
Oct.
Oct
3
28
3
20
Oct
11
Oct.
Oct.
16
Oct.
15
25% Oct.
24% Oct.
16
30
30
Oct
3
72
Oct.
1
15% Oct
10154 Oct
23
18
Oct.
29
30 101% Oct.
30
71
Sale
15% May
May
20
Aug.
20% Aug.
16
Apr.
15% Apr.
65% June
13
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
31
13
Oct
22
12
9954
5334
100%
74%
jig
11%
11%
36% Sale
May
2
Oct.
11
Oct.
31
25
13% Oct.
22
12
Oct.
4
25
14
4
15
27
Oct
15
32%
25
Oct
56%
22
1
Mar.
7
Apr.
6
27
73
57% Oct.
22
52
Oct.
65
Oct.
2
65% Oct.
3
50
50
51
Sale
51
Oct
66
1
51
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
31
31
31
50
58
Sale
63% Oct
7
63% Oct.
7
52
20
4954
8%
Oct
31
31
7
31
Oct
2
7% Oct
Oct.
63% Oct.
65
Oct. 31
11% June 18
52
Oct.
Oct.
15
14
8% Oct.
8
7
40
40
26
25
45
Oct
14
49% Oct.
21
2954
20
Oct
2
26
Oct.
26
73
53% Oct
2
74
Oct.
17
69%
68
Oct.
14% Sale
7%
9%
13
Oct.
2
7% Oct.
25
16% Sale
9%
10
14% Oct.
8% Oct.
23
21
11% Oct.
8
27
25
Oct.
22
26% Oct.
30
11%
11
28
28
15
13
28
68% Oct.
-----
17
Oct.
17
15% Oct.
4
11
Oct.
4
Oct.
8
68
Jan.
17
Mar. 13
63% Mar. 13
55% Mar. 13
31
51
Mar. 13
85
13
Jan.
81% Apr. 22
14% June 27
13% Feb. 26
30
68
49
Feb.
104
Oct
70
Mar. 13
June
May
8% Sept.
8% Aug.
20
Apr.
18% Apr.
17% Apr.
Oct
60
52
July
Aug.
Oct
20
Feb.
93
50
29%
49%
Feb.
26
27
26
98
70
28
Oct.
36% Oct.
35% Oct.
34
Oct.
Oct
29% Oct
Sale
100
54% Oct.
23 103
75
2
50
7%
4
21
9
34
102% Mar. 13
103% Apr.
5
101% Jan. 26
62
Apr.
5
52
8%
16
June
97% June
Sale
52
Oct.
21
22
28
19
8
19
15
17
Sale
70
71
Apr. 17
100
102
74
33
Oct.
30
3
6
June 11
9
20% Oct
19% Oct
19% Oct
24% Sale
24%
71%
75
4
5
50
50
Mar.
23
50
21
Jan.
Jan.
51
52
17
14%
16%
14%
16%
13%
Oct.
20
9
9
Apr. 22
10
6
20
10
Jan.
67
10
Jan.
Jan.
67
70
Sale
46%
Jan.
14% Mar.
16
30
7)4
Mar.
25
25% Oct
26% Oct
20
15
90
Sale
19)4
2
9
14
Sale
10
13
9
Jan.
Oct
8
2
Mar.
June 11
9
34
65%
65%
If*
}fH
Jan.
6
9% Oct
sii*
75
14%
66
17
11% June 26
14
10%
8%
7
8
17
14% Apr. 27
5
10% June 15
12% June 26
10% June 11
26
10
June 15
12% July
29
11
9
10
23
24
12%
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
13%
11%
3
Oct.
26
3
Oct
11%
27
4
12% Oct
93% Jan.
96% Jan.
89
Jan.
88% Jan.
9
3
10
2
3
14% Aug.
7
May 29
9% June 11
Oct
Oct
10
29
8
Oct.
19
Oct.
3
14
95
Feb.
7% Oct.
Oct.
9% Oct.
Oct
11
99% Sale
5454
52%
10154 103
34% Sale
32
3554
74
71
O
14
8
1
10054
72
7054
O
67% Mar. 14
45% Apr.
4
6134
6134
71
71
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July 25
23
5
101
74 '
66
June 26
31
2
12% Oct
101% 103
107°&
June 12
40
11
10%
101
53%
41
5
8
12% Oct
25
99
8
Oct.
21
Oct
11
21
17
65
July 31
65% Feb. 17
63% Mar. 13
Oct.
Oct
10
87% Feb. 13
10% Mar. 18
Oct.
11% Oct
10
May 29
4% June 13
Oct.
16
11%
10
24
6
86%
94%
83%
83%
11%
14
12% Oct
13%
Sale
13%
Sale
13%
Sale
13%
1154
13%
Sale
13%
Sale
21
25
1654
25
10054
100)4 103
A
MN
15 100% Oct.
1
93% Oct.
21
Sale
47)4
M S
Oct
21
72
58
O
Oct
91
30
10
O
15
98
20
2754
2734
10
A
90% Oct
27%
28
26%
2554
23
67)4
A
9254 Sale
99% Sale
92)4
93
26%
30
Jan.
12
22
6
75
57)4 Sale"
100 % 102)4
74
75
M S
29
80)4 Sale
11%
12%
Jan.
78
12
June
June
5
33% Oct.
17
10)4
42)4
70)4
99
"7" 600
4%s external loan
1949
653,000
4)4s external debt-.-—.——-1977
30-year s f 5%s
—
35,000
APublic Works 5%s—June 30 1945
17,000
7,000 ACzechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s—1951
ASink fund 8s series B—— —1952
1,000
100,000 Denmark 20-yr external goldJ6s_ 1942
External g 5%s
1955
55,000
External g 4%s
1962
125,000
Oct
"
20
O
A
1951 MN
24,000 ACosta Rica (Rep of) 7s
M S
1,000 Cuba Rep of) 5s of 1904— —-—1944
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949 F A
14,000 Dominican Republic s f 5)^8——1942
1st ser 5%s of 1926
1940
19,000
2d series sinking fund 5 Ms
1940
17,000
Customs Adm 6)48 2d series—1961
3,000
5)4s 1st series
1969
2,000
5)4a 2d series
1969
8,000
28,000 ADresden (City) extl sf 7s—_—1945
El Salvador (Rep) 1st • f 8s A—1948
ACertificates of deposit—
21,000
Sale
26
J
J
29
8
20
30)4
MN
F
7% Oct
11
J
-
5
11341-1134 —lli4
IU-10*
32,000 ACologne (Germany) s f 6)48---1950
Colombia (Republic of)—
a6s of 1928
Oct 1961
123,000
a6s of 1927
Jan 1961
157,000
5,000 AColombia Mtge Bank 6%s_—-1947
3,000
ASinkingfund 7s of 1926
1946
6,000
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
1947
52,000 Copenhagen external 5s
1952
Gold 4%s
32,000
-----—1953
10,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argentina 7s—-1942
17
81
79
June 12
June
Oct.
29
Oct
83
94
June 12
11
65
July 31
38% June 12
39% June 11
33
734
8%
Oct. 30
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Jan. 25
10
5
Oct
7)4
7)4
26% Oct.
26%
23%
18%
18%
18%
June
June
4
Oct
29
June 18
Oct.
45
46
24
June 28
"
Oct.
30
14
20)4
51
50
50
52
44% Oct
45% Oct
Jan.
6% Feb. 13
Oct. 10
12% Jan. 30 26
July 15 102% Mar. 19
30% July 16 100% Apr.
5
Mar. 19
May 17 108
4
7
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7
32
5
30
3
24
1
55
M S
Oct.
7
60
MS
9154
285,000 Canada (Dominion) gold 4s.
JRGOfA O 101)4 Sale
9854
517,000
30-year gold 5s
1952 MN 10654 Sale
91
96)4
9654
125,000
10-year 2 %s
Aug 15 1945 F A
82)4
75,000
25-year 3 %s
--}961 J J 93)4 Sale
9154
140,000
7-year 2)4
J J 96)4 Sale
80)4
127,000
30-year 3s
1967 J J 88)4 89
80)4
102,000
30-year 3s
1968 MN 88)4 Sale
15)4
7,000 ACarlsbad (City) s f 8s--1954 J J
15
32
14,000 ACent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s——-1950 M S
14
41,000
AFarm Loan s f 6s
July I960 J J 1254
10
9
a6s Jan 1937 coupon on—— I960
6,000
14
13)4
14
AFarm loan s f 6s
Oct 1960 A O
165,000
10
9
a6s Apr 1937 coupon on
2,000
1960
Sale
12)4
2,000 AChile Republic ext s f g 7s
1942 M N 17
MN
541111
13
13,
27,000
a7s assented.
—--.-1942,
Sale
[2%
^OTOOC
Of AExternal sinking fund g6s—-~1960|/r O IT
11
13)4 Sale
103,000
a6s assented
—---I960
12)4
1654
17)4
AExternal s f gold 6s
Feb 1961
5,000
13
Sale
1154
a6s assented
—Feb 1961
36,000
16)4 Sale
12)4
7,000
ARy ref extl s f g 6s—
Jan 1961
11
13
13)4
a6s assented—
-Jan 1961
50,000
12)4
1654
17)4
AExtl s f 6s int ctfs
Sept 1961 M S
2,000
11
13
Sale
a6s assented
Sept 1961 M S
36,000
12)4
1654 Sale
AExt sinking fund 6s
10,000
—1962 M S
11
13
Sale
a6s assented
1962 At S
29,000
12)4
1654 Sale
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1963 MN
13,000
11
13
13)4
a6sassented-1963 MN
49,000
11)4
14)4
16)4
18,000 AChile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6)48-1957 J D
10
55,000
a6%8 assented
1957 J D 12 3 Sale
11)4
14)4
17)4
AGuar s f gold 6 54s
1,000
—1961 J D
12
Sale
a6 54s assented
7,000
—
1961 J D
AGuaranteed s f gold 6s
8,000
-J961 A O 14)4 17
10
12
a6s assented
——1961 A O
48,000
11)4
14)4
20
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s—1962 MN
2,000
10
12
13
*6s assented
—1962 MN
28,000
15
Sale
iOhilean Munlc Loan 7s
1960 M S
9)4
9)4
15
a7s assented
1960 M S
~8~OO6
7
13
4)4
1951 J D
1,000 AChinese Hukuang Ry 5s
13",660
15
1968
^Stabilization loan 7 %®
8% Oct.
40
Sale
1967
8,000
84
12
Oct.
1977
1976
1976
1975
1984
1961
a6s stamped
—
Readjustment 4%-4%s
Refunding s f 4%~4%s
Extl readjust 4%s-4%s
Extlsf4%-4% $ bonds
3 %s external s f $ bonds
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
June
Oct.
'20
8
34
12
14)4 Sale
1154 Sale
1254 Sale
5554
8
50% Oct.
50% Oct.
75
9)4
50% Oct.
26
A
Sale
30
2
M S
87
7
Oct.
2
13
D
D
24
44
17
31
23
2
Sale
J
90% Jan.
Oct.
12
J
June 11
Oct.
Sale
F
15
38
36
35
50
22
1354
17% Sale
13 % Sale
14% Sale
Jan.
3
20
Sale
11
91
Oct.
Sale Prices
27
10354
J
Sale Prices
39
June 12
56
39
102)1
J
7
30
36
50)4 Sale
50)4 Sale
J*
56% Oct.
Oct.
Sale Prices
25
11)4
100
94 %
Sale Prices
30
48
10)4
Sale
1
Highest
49% Oct.
Ask
20
Sale
J
Sale"
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
31
4954 Sale
49)4 Sale
47
Sale
8%
9)4
Sale
A
(Germany) s f 6%s
1950
AExternal sinking fund 6s——1958
s
55
F
ABenin
Secured
Bid
Oct.
1
J
1955
——
87
83 %
75
7
Oct.
M S
—-
External
J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Ask
Bid
FOREIGN GOVT
Australia
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
exchange
1957
--1957
ACent Ry 30-year g 7s
1952
Brisbane (City) s f 5s
1957
Sinking fund gold 5s
1958
20-year s f 6s
———--1950
27,000 ^Budapest (City of) 6s—1962
Buenos Aires (Province of)—
283,000
33,000
69,000
25,000
9,000
STOCK
N.
20
Aug. 30
May 17
Jan.
2
75% Apr.
13
75
Apr.
75
Mar. 15
1
75% Mar. 18
75% May
1
75
Mar. 23
15
26
Oct.
16
Feb. 23
53% Feb. 14
80
9% May 27 26
40% July 12 105
92
Apr.
9 92%
45% July 12 118
106
Jan.
3 109
Mar. 13
Oct. 26
Jan.
18
Apr. 16
Apr. 19
Apr. 24
—
a5)4s unstamped
1965
A5%sstpd (Canadian holder) .1965
658",660 AGerman Republic 7s stamped--1949 A O
a7s unstamped
1949
68,000
German Prov & Communal Bks—
a(Cons Agric L'n) 6)4s ser A-1958 J D
30,000
AGreek Govt secured 7s
-—1964 MN
42,000
20",666
28,000
12,000
35,000
18,000
1,000
a7s part paid----—-——-1964
AS f secured 6s
—1968 F
of) 6s series A
——1952 A
778.000 Italy (Kingdom) extl ■ f 7s—-.1951
49.000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s B—1947
340.000 Altallan Public UtUlty • f g 7i—1952
526.000 Japanese Govt extl ■ r 6)4®——-1954
Extl sinking fund 5%»—.-1965
363,000
For footnotes see page 30.
Sale
11
754
10
j
7*
A
25%
24)4
90
6)4
654
9
10%
70
8%
12
64%
Oct.
10% Oct.
65
Oct.
8%
30
20
19
61
50
—~
42"" "SO"
51
8%
8%
7
7
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9%
6%
6%
a
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25
7%
9%
9%
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57
60
"36""
s
53%
M S
91
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70)4
75
J
53
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79)4 Sale
60)4 Sale
27
Sale
48% Sale
33% Sale
31% Sale
67
Sale
63
51
Sale
48% Sale
F
A
MN
j
F
D
A
MN
2254
29
45
60
Sale
32
Sale
8% Jan. 23
5% Feb.
8
20% June 17
10% Jan.
2
6% Apr. 29
25%" June 18
18% June 24
June
3
July 18
7% June 13
10% Aug. 24
65
Aug. 13
7
May 27
10
May 22
22% Jan. 19
26% Oct. 30
22
Aug.
2
20% Mar. 16
21 % Apr. 24
12
27
9
6
10% Mar. 18
9% Mar. 15
9
Apr. 18
9
Apr. 18
32% Apr.
9
9
18
15%
15
"16)4
30
/
27
11%
10%
6854
8%
j
j
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15
20)4
_
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11
17% Sale
10
23
18.
84)4
A
13% Sale
25
12
16
Haiti (Rep
AlianiDurg (State) 6s
1946
AHeidelberg (City) extlsf 7)4®—1950
Helsingfors (City) ext 6)4«
I960
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
ASecured s f g 7 )4s—
1945
16,000
ASecured s f g 7s
Sept 1946
7,000
1,000 AHungarian Land Mtge 7 %® A—1961
AS f7%s series B
-.1961
1979
*"8.600 Hungary 7 )4s ext at 4)4 to
1.000 Irish Free State external 5s—...I960
8
6
Sale
Oct.
16
50
2
Oct.
Oct.
16
4
4
9
23
9
27
Oct.
15
28% Oct.
57
Oct.
24
57
38% Oct.
27% Oct.
23% Oct.
14
58
22
22
2
14
Oct.
9
44% Oct.
10
16
Oct.
8% Oct.
8% Oct.
7% Oct.
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
7% Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
28
2
27
26
Oct.
,
Oct.
Oct. 24
49% Oct. 25
33% Oct. 31
31% Oct. 30
76
Oct.
4
56
Oct.
4
5% June
6
May
6% May
5% June
20
Apr.
45
July
34% June
15
15
12
25
June 13
23
June 13
58
Oct.
9
44% Oct.
10
17
June 24
90
Jan.
27
26
Oct.
Oct.
18
28
16
75
Apr.
2
92
Jan.
9
72
Jan
3
78% Mar. 9
54% Jan.
3
91% Apr. 13
70
July
6
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1940]
Sales in
October
n. v. stock exchange
a Lower
Austria (Prov) 7 He
iMedellin (Colombia) 6%s
49.000 Mendoza (Prov) 4s read]
114,000
138,000
13,000
346,000
70,000
70,000
10%
70%
1954
1954
1943
1899 £-1945
^
1
ASec extl
s
O
1952 J D
7s
ANational loan ext
*
"14,000
12,000
1,000
79,000
113,000
63,000
7.000
6,000
39.000
86,000
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s
7%
a4%s
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.
_
90%
75
72%
71
MX Sale
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46)1
46 Vs
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33% Sale
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Sale
Sale
MS
27%
52
45% Sale
29 Ys
ARio de Janeiro (City
AExternal sec 6%s
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7% Sale
A
O
J D
MN
D
A O
F A
J
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s r
aVA
60
8
a
Sale
Sale
10
.
7
351-4-4%% ($ bonds of 1937)
External readjustment— -1979
3%-4-4%% ($ bonds of 1937)
-
External conversion
5
(City) external 7s
8
MJV
7% Sale
_
M S
J
J
4%
3%
J
D
4
7%
■7%o
10%
9%
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2
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32% Sale
8
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8% Sale
42
12%
A
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P A
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70
Sale
50%
50 % Sale
37
Sale
37
34%
34%
27%
36%
71
61 %
6
6%
6%
8
6
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6% Sale
6%
9%
5
5%
13%
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3%
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3%
4
-
7k
10%
8% Sale
6% Sale
6H
7
7%
9%
8%
30
6
10
6%
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10
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10
9
7%
7%
6%
6%
10
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9
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9
10%
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7%
6%
8%
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22
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12% Sale
10 % Sale
38 % Sale
55
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48
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47
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51
104
102
53
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83
60
30
47
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MN
J
J
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A O
J D
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41%
59%
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50
43
Sale
42
40
60
52
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
89
Jan.
30
28
28
28
6
4
29% May
23% May 4
20% June 12
97% Apr.
97% Apr.
28
20
63
4
3
8
Oct.
26
16
8
5%
6%
5k
5k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
29
31
6% Oct.
7% Oct.
29
5
Oct.
18
29
29
10
3% Oct.
Oct.
30
4
Oct.
7% Oct.
10% Oct.
19% Oct.
15
.
3
15
10
14
26
31
18
28
24
30
3
Oct.
30
June
8% Oct.
10% Oct.
31
15
6% July
18
7
Oct.
Oct.
8
8
5
Oct.
18
14% Oct.
29
5
Oct.
29
22
Oct.
Oct.
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
8
1
15
9% Oct. 24
7k Oct. 14
9
Oct.
9% Oct.
27% Oct.
5% Oct.
9
3
15
61
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29
31
7% Oct. 24
6% Oct.
3
10%
8%
9%
9%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
34
Oct.
14
58% Oct.
Oct.
14
39% Oct.
1
10
25% Oct.
10
15
7
10%
J*
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45
60
39%
41
22%
24
43 k Sale
50%
58
47%
47%
Sale
1
1
1
2
Oct.
26
6% Oct.
3% Oct.
30
7
15
5% June 11
4% June 11
June 18
June 11
June 24
June 12
11
26
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Oct. 30
Oct. 30
Oct.
10% Oct.
10% Oct.
3% Oct.
3
3
11
25
Oct.
22
55
Oct.
25
35% Oct.
22% Oct.
9
39
Oct.
58% Oct.
9
9
11
25
60
Oct.
22
Oct.
16
47% Oct.
1
25
Oct.
3
50% Oct.
58% Oct.
11
29
43% Oct.
Jan .
8
11
Feb.
14
Mar. 29
Mar. 19
Oct.
Oct.
18
30
Feb.
7
Jan.
27
Oct. 31
Mar. 9
Mar.
8
1
11% Feb. 20
Mar. 9
13
Apr.
12
12
61
Mar. 9
Mar. 15
7% Feb. 27
Sept. 27
53% Aug.
2
9
22
80
Mar. 25
June 12
June 14
Sept. 27
12
Apr.
10% Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
26
25
30
30
4
10
12
21
13
12
24
18
11
24%
16%
15%
14%
40%
25%
Oct.
26
6% Oct.
3% Oct.
30
11
15% Mar. 23
14% Mar. 19
13% Jan.
6
May
4% June
4% June
20% May
12% June
8% June
7
June 17
9
June
5
40% June
35% Oct.
22% Oct.
39
Oct.
53
42
Jan.
18
Aug. 26
June
8
26
Mar.
15
7
5% Apr. 16
Oct. 22
Jan. 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 11
62% July 17
65
Apr. 15
Mar. 20
63
Mar. 20
63
25
87
63
41
3
32% June 26
55% Apr. 15
2
33
June 11
31 % June 28
34
June 27
53
Mar. 18
51% Mar. 11
56% Apr. 16
36% Sept. 30
24
Aug. 17
8
May 14
56
May 23
51
Feb. 24
30
3% Oct.
50% Oct.
18
5
41% Oct.
1
60
Oct.
10 100% Oct.
16 101
Oct.
10 ids
Oct.
21
31
Oct.
30
Oct.
1
Oct.
25
36% Oct.
24
41% Oct.
42% Oct.
40% Oct.
2
28
Oct.
16
29
24
11% Oct.
4
36
38
11%
11
13
27
26%
103
98
27
11.
10)
Apr.
Mar. 19
Apr.
8
Apr. 10
48
36% Oct.
10% Mar. 11
11
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Feb. 26
Mar. 28
Feb. 17
10%
10%
8%
10%
16%
9%
7%
7
12
10% Oct. 29
8% Oct. 29
24%
16%
15%
14%
65
Mar. 13
Jan
13
Oct.
9
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. 26
14
3
40
26
3% Oct.
41% Oct.
18
46
43 k
""3%
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
100 %
Sale
107% Sale
39
53% 30%
110% 111
110% 111
107% 108
107% Sale
106%
55
'57%
"94" Sale"
52
82
58
54%
86
94% Sale
77% Sale
54% Sale
79%
56%
Sale
66%
Sale
154%
45% Oct.
100% Oct.
100% Oct.
107% Oct.
30% Oct.
Oct.
13% Oct
.
49% Sale
103% Sale
48)1
Sale
105lI«Sale
109 % Sale
109
Sale
"96
100
109
Sale
13% Oct. 30
Jan.
82
Oct.
2
95
Oct.
Oct.
80
Oct.
49% Oct.
10
56% Oct.
17
31
31
64% Oct.
16
64% Oct.
92% Oct.
76
104% Oct.
Oct.
14 104% Oct.
16 102% Oct.
16 100% Oct.
4 108% Oct.
4
26
Oct.
14
51% Oct.
16
15
25
31
June
Aug.
68% May
69
58
June
Jan.
99
23
Feb. 28
18
17
31
31
16
107% Apr. 13
102% Oct. 25
100% Oct. 31
104% Oct.
June
89
Apr. 23
Jan.
Oct.
95
Oct.
80
56% Oct.
64% Oct.
June
16
8
Jan.
2
Feb.
2
June 18
87
26% May
59
Oct.
Feb.
Apr. 27
Jan.
60
61
June
3
Mar. 26
60
May
30% Oct,
16
9
16
24 108
9
56
7% Jan.
69
104%
104%
108%
80%
110%
108%
46
June
11
Feb.
111
8
106% May
4
17% Jan.
31
44
Aug.
7 100% May
105
21
91
105% Apr.
1
28 105% Oct.
9 109% Oct.
3
105
104
28 109% Jan.
2
Oct.
22 109% Oct.
10 101% Oct.
3
28
108% Oct.
3 110% Oct.
23
103
Sale
103
100
104
98% Oct.
105
Oct.
108% Oct.
108% Oct.
96
Sale
9
June
5
14
Oct.
Oct.
110
28
98
100
25
47
100
28
June 17
27% June
97) July
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
51% Sale
109% Sale
"8% Sale
10
52% Oct.
54
52
81
Oct.
105% Sale
16
3
30
107% Oct.
26
15
9
109
105
45
100% 102% 101% 102% 101% Oct.
Sale
93% Oct.
99% Sale
Oct.
108% 107
107% Sale
108% Sale
108 % Sale
106
107% 108%
7
25% Oct.
19
Oct.
36
Sale
Sale
6
8
June 12
7
June
May 11
3% Oct.
28
34
63
109
4i%
5
7
27
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104 % 104% 104%
Sale
Sale
14
5% June 12
21%
13%
12%
10%
-
7
106%
103
104 %
17
Aug. 22
12
Jan. 12
3
11% Jan.
7
6% Oct.
54% Oct. 30
13
9
59
80
80
26
10 58
13 75
28 105% Jan. 24
Apr.
5
13 82
26
74% Jan. 23
Sept. 16
Sept. 16 53
4% June
5% June
4% June
4% June
8% Feb.
3% May
9% June
4
May
3
Sept.
7
24%
15%
17%
15%
16%
14% Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
10
6
Mar. 13
80% Mar. 13
Oct.
June
June
Aug.
June
6
14% Oct.
4% Oct.
3% Oct
13
50
74%
"43"
39% Oct.
37%
19%
96%
59%
90
40
40
79%
June 11
21% June 25
9% May 13
102k Oct. 14
67)1 Oct. 30
29
9
45
110% Sale
31
13%
63% Sale
105)1
36
58
68
106
100
96
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
3
8
101
"107" 107%
O
O
28
Feb.
9
4
17
— ...
47% Sale
7
6
59
A
A
49
47
Oct.
Mar.
May
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 8
Apr.
3
Mar. 20
29
Oct.
9% Sale
38%
34%
23%
108% Sale"
M S
A O
37
26
5
12%
12%
71%
71%
90%
22
8% Oct. 23
41
D
F
76%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
Oct. 17
Oct. 22
Oct. 22
Oct. 18
Jan .
3
June
10%
9%
10Vs
8%
38
J
J
D
Oct.
Oct.
51
37
37
20
9
Jan.
2%
2%
2%
2%
53%
35
"5% "7"
39%
38
J
Oct.
11
8
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
33% June
Oct.
52
June 12
22
59%
43%
85
33
8
11
65
2
Sale
38
O
A
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
57% Oct.
60
60%
37%
35%
A
F
46%
46%
32%
32k
28
28
1
27
41% Sale
52
Oct.
Oct.
1
4% June 12
4% June 12
21
2% Oct .
'
% Feb. 13
k Jan.
23
40
52
57
26% Oct. 30
85% Oct. 22
9
Jan.
Oct.
15% June 24
% Apr. 18
44
27
40%
60
18
31
1
48%
67
Oct.
Oct.
3
44%
D
32% Oct. 31
2
86
43%
D
10
11
14
7k Oct.
7% Oct.
39%
Sale
39
37%
26%
28% 26k
103% 104% 102
MN
M S
% June 14
43% Sale
.—-
J
22
22
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
*vys
J
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
2k Oct.
1%
1%
1%
25%
21
56
55
MN
D
July 22
% Jan.
Oct.
Sale
"52""
6%
14% Feb. 15
82% Apr.
9
June
17
17
Sale
45%
10
7
53
2% Oct.
11
76% Oct.
50
88
Sale
O
MN
30
2% Oct. 21
83%
if if
A
8
17% Jan
26
2% Oct. 21
£8%
41
53
50
19
MN
40%
2
80
75%
60% Sale
17
Sale Prices
7
May 28
12% Mar. 14
12
Sept 23
1 % Oct.
2%
ik
lk
ik
J D
MS
8% Oct.
70% Oct.
9%
26% Sale
26%
14
16
A
Sale
15
MN
a4 %b assented
"i",666
-—1958 F
141,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s
1961 J
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
AAbitlbi Pow & Paper 1st 5s..1953
191,000
Adams Express coll tr g 4s—..1948
2,000
Collateral trust 4s of 1907....1947
7,000
19,000
4%s stamped
—1946
7,000 AAdriatic Elec Co external 7s—1952
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A
1943
First cons 4s series B
.1943
"11",555
3,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Pap 6s. 1948
6s with warrants assented..—1948
4,000
43,000 Albany & Susq 1st guar 3 %b
1946
503,000 Allegheny Corp cou tr conv 5s.. 1944
Collateral and convertible 5s.. 1949
295,000
a5s stamped
.......—...1950
834,000
1998
60,000 Allegh & West 1st g guar 4s
.1942
36,000 Allegh Valley gen gu 4s
1950
2,000 Allied Stores Corp deb 4%b
4%b debentures
—....1951
314,000
1952
128,000 Allls-Chalmers Mfg conv 4s.
1955
2,000 a Alpine Montan Steel 7s
483,000 Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s—2030
152,000 American I G Chemical 5%s...l949
64,000 Amer Internet Corp conv 5%s-.1949
American Telephone A Telegraph—
20-year sinking fund 5%b—.1943
635,000
3%s debentures-... ........1961
274,000
3)68 debentures
.1966
314,000
6,000 Am Type Found s f debs 2 %-5s 1950
68.000 Amer Water Wks A El 6s ser A..1975
4%
5
21%
8% Sale
7%
8%
7% Sale
24
14
_
A
For footnotes, see page 30.
Sale
13
_
F
1958
8
8
4%
MN
1979 MN
48,000
3%-4%-4*u% extl coi
78,000
4-4%-4%s external readj—.1978
3,000
3%s external readjustment- . -1984
3,000 AVenetian Prov Mtge Bank 78—1952
19.000 a Vienna (City of) 6s_.—.....1952
Sale
6% Sale
6% Sale
5%
9%
53%
.
203.000
80,000
147,000
361.000
ASec s f g 7s
.1940
2,000 ASaxon State Mtge Inst 7s
1945
4,000
ASinking fund gold 6%s_Dec 1946
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
69,000
a8s secured external
1962
67,000
a7s series B sec external......1962
1,000 ASilesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s.1958
a4%s assented-.
——.1958
r2~,555 ASilesian Landowners Assn 6s...1947
1955
3,000
1971
152,000
1952
25,000
Externals f 5%s guar
143,000
1961
1,000 AUruguay (Rep) external s f 8s_ .1946
AExternal sinking fund 6s_.—1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1964
8
28
22
(City of)—
—.—1952
a6%s extl secured s f
1957
San Paulo (State of)—
♦
a8s extl loan of 1921...—.—1936
a8s external
—...1950
a7s extl water loan
...1956
a6s extl dollar loan..........1968
a8s extl secured s f
aWarsaw
Sale
7% Sale
7%
9%
7%
J
1964 M S
4s
9
66
Oct.
Oct.
16
91
8)1
APebruary 1937 coupon paid
(City) s f os——1953 J
ASaarbruecken
6%
19%
\iH
99% Sale
of) 8s...-1946
1953
of)—
67
1%
8
10
53
5%
11% j
90
65
6T~
7
6
A *50
8%
Oct.
Highest
Sale Prices
10% Oct.
26
49
6% Sale
9%
10
9% Sale
9% Sale
1966
ser
7%
65%
53%
a Prague
ARhine-Main-Danube deb 7s
Sale
102
6% "9%
12% .....
6 %.
11
6 % —8
(Greater City) 7%s
1952
APrussia (Free State) ext s f 6%s 1951
ASinking fund gold 6s.
1952
Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s—1941
25-year extl s f 6s_.
Feb 15 1947
21
Sale
27
80
A O
71
J D 103X 106%
MN
70
Sale
MN
72
1961
8s
35
46"
17)
58 )_
52%
57 %
MN
Sale
34
Sale
10
Sale
63
80
PA
assented.----------1963
50
70
44
9l
1968
APorto Alegre (City of)
AExternal loan 7 He
40
Sale
1947
assented
8%
8%
475A
79%
AExternal sf 8s-______i-_—-1950
a4%b
Sale
A O
P A
P A
M S
A O
F A
J D
1940
—1958
a4%s assented
AStabflization loan 7s
39,000 Santa Pe extl
399.000
TVs
28% Sale
52% Sale
38
80
1961
f 6s
6s
...1946
84,000
a6s extl sinking fund gold— -1968
35,000
a7s extl loan of 1926
1966
20,000
a7s Municipal loan
1967
271,000 Rome (City) external s f 6%s_-1952
15,000 ARoumania (Kingdom of) 7s—1959
11,000
1%
1963)
Rio Grande do Sul (State
35,000
a8s extl loan of 1921
18,000
51.000
"II
YA
"% ""1%
1?
8.
7)
—-
11
1
MJV
F A
34,000 APernambuco (State of) 7s
1947 M S
40,000 APeru
(Rep) Seesfg7s
1959 M S
253,000
ANational loan ext s f 6s..-.i960 J D
151.000
10%
80%
a
%
J
1958 MS
......1959 MS
f 6%s
ASec extls f 6%s
AMontevideo (City)
20,
Sale
^
ACtfs of deposit (series A
2.000
15%
75
a4%s stamped assented.
-
10,000
16,000
15
8
68
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8% Oct.
Oct.
Lowest
Highest
20
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
13
20
ljH
lAssenting 5s of 1899
1945
iAssenting 4s of 1904
1954
AAssenting 4s of 1910...-----1945
*ATreas 6s of '13 assent.
1933
Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6%s_1952
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
A6s series A
1959
91,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s—1957
67,000
External s f g 5s
1958
24,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s__
1943
32,000
20-year external s f 6s——.1944
45,000
External sinking fund 4%s—1956
56,000
External sinking fund 4%s—-1965
66,000
4s sinking fund extl loan-....1963
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s—.1970
71",555 ANuremberg (City) external 6s—1952
481,000 Oriental Development 6s
..1953
220,000
External deb 5%s
1958
34,000 Oslo (City) 4%s extl sink fund—1955
22,000 APanama (Rep) external 5%s_.1953
14,000
AExtl s f 5s ser A—May 15 1963
142.000
AStamped (assented)-.
1963
T.655
10
Mexican Irrigation—
iMexfco (U S) extern 5s
Oct. 31
Ask Bid
8
12
Bid
Ask
20
1950
"4", 6o5
68,555
Oct. 1
1940
(Concluded)
11,000 ^Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 78-1957
te
47,000 iLeipzig (City) external s f g 7s—1947
FOREIGN GOVT
5,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2,
BONDS
Value
21
EXCHANGE—BONDS
23 104% Oct.
1 100% Oct.
4
26
June
Oct.
May 22
103% May 28
93% Sept. 11
96
May 22
Oct.
If
|4
Apr.
3
Mar. 18
110% Apr.
110% Apr.
107
Jan.
110% Oct.
8
8
11
23
22
N. Y. STOCJK
Sales in
October
BONDS
Value
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
_
_
412,000
113,000
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
Jan
Q J
M S
F A
J
J
D
D
D
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J
J
M S
J
D
J
J
J
3034
44
37 M
% Sale
95
98 M
10054 Sale
99 M Sale
HP
95
M S
Sale
Sale
10234 Sale
100
10034
10934 Sale
10834
Rp
99
10334
76
Sale
Sale
M N
62
6434
Sale
J
J
32
J
65
Sale
7134
10534 106
J
J
80
86
A
O
70
Sale
Sale
3034 Oct.
29
3234 Oct.
Sale
43
Oct.
10
45
983u
103 34
10434
9934
103
Oct.
Sale
Sale 10334 Oct.
10534 Sale
90
85
87
92
Sale
9534
9434
9534 Sale
96
9534
103 34 Sale
103 34 Sale
Sale
100
100
10034
11034 11134 11034
10834 10934 10934 Sale
96
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
3034
45
Sale
92
61
J
99 34
99
19
Oct.
3
Oct.
5
8834 Oct.
7
1 106
10
88
Oct.
17
9434 Oct.
9
9634 Oct.
11
10434 Oct.
10034 Oct.
11134 Oct.
11034 Oct.
10834 Oct.
16
110
103 34 Oct.
100
Oct.
Oct.
21
4
7
97
Oct.
7
114
92
Mar.
25 114
97
5
9834 Oct.
4
9934 Oct.
30
93
June
18
4
Oct.
30
Sale
5234 Oct.
6634 Oct.
Sale
66 34 Sale
6434 Oct.
36
36
Oct.
29
36 34 Sale
31 h
25
3134 Oct.
3234 Sale
7234 Oct.
7534 7434 Sale
7234
10434 Oct.
10634 Sale 10534 106
95
Oct.
97
9634
96
9434
30
57.34 Oct.
3
Sale
17
71
23
23
68
Oct.
Oct.
25
3834 Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
66
Sale
65
69
3334
7434
16 10634
9
9634
9
Oct.
Jan.
24
31
22
29
May 24
3
6434 May
May
6134 May
55
May
4
28
7
24
1
9
5
55: ?
96 34 Oct.
54
67
10134 May 21 i0734 May
Oct.
88
7734 June 11
7634 June 11 89
Jan. 23
92
9634
9034 June 12 11* May
95
Jan.
2
96
Apr.
100
May 22 10534 Apr.
99
May 21 100 34 Feb.
108
May 24 11134 Oct.
Oct.
10434 May 28 110
9934
7034
6534
6734 Sale
5534 Sale
Apr. 20
2734 July 30 41
Jan.
3
May 22 50
9934 May
3
9734 Apr.
9
9534 May 28 10434 Oct. 19
95
May 28 10434 Oct. 23
32
96 34
41
Jan,
13
25
,4
5
16
21
25
77
May
9
Apr. 25
Jan.
4
62
Jan.
76
Jan,
4
Feb. 20
Feb.
7
70
41
2334 June 11 3434
6234 May 22
10234 May 14 10734
Jan. 12
82
9634
Feb.
3
9
Apr. 30
Oct.
24
25
6934 Sale
7234
Sale
67
Oct.
11
7234 Oct.
31
5634 June 10
7234 Oct.
31
Sale
68
7234 Oct.
25
Jan,
A
O
6934
Sale
7234
Oct.
15
31
55
7234 Oct.
31
J
D
33 34
Sale
3634 Sale
3334 Oct.
9
37
Oct.
18
1534 May 21
37
Oct.
18
J
D
3934
Sale
4034
Sale
3834 Oct.
9
41
Oct.
3
18
41
Oct.
3
Sale
33 34 Oct.
9
3634 Oct.
16
1534 May 21
3634 Oct.
16
Sale
1534 Sale
33 3% Oct.
13 34 Oct.
9
3634 Oct.
18
1534 May 21
3
-7 34 May.. 21
3634 Oct.
1534 Oct.
18
JLMUQct.
5834 Oct.
23
6134 Oct.
2
40
June
6134 Oct.
2
Oct.
1
4834 Oct.
3
32
June
5334 Oct.
4634 June
M S
3434 Sale
3534
Af S
33 34
36
F
Sale
1334 Sale
A
45
Sale
4634
Sale
Sale
97
J
J
56
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A—_ 1959 J
J
J
J
1960 A
gtd g 3 34s—1943 J
First & ref 5s series C
O
10034 101
70
A O
ADebentures 6s
Sale
11534
irA
Sale*
133
Sale
35
3 102
13
City Electric deb 6 34s.-1951 J D
sinking fund 634s
1959 F A
1955
Undgrd Rys—
1956
Bethlehem Steel 334s conv deb._1952
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser F
1959
Consol mtge 3s series G
1960
Consol mtge 334s series H
1965
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
1944
23
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
102
May 25 10734 Feb. 23
99
S'western Div 1st M (interest at
3 34 % to Jan 1 1947) due. 1950
iDeb
9 10434 Oct.
1 1043a Oct.
1
Highest
95
6034 Sale
^Berlin
19
112
"9634
Sale
cons
3
Oct.
10534 Oct.
8634 Oct.
86
1
96
112
75
J
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Ask
10334 Oct.
2 10434 Oct.
10434 Sale
86
95
96
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Highest
Ask Bid
10534 Sale
9934
92
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M S
98
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Lowest
31
60
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34,000
32,000
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81", 000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B—1948 J J
44",000
Ask
A O 10634 Sale
Oct.
Pgh L E & West Va System
Ref g 4s extended to
1951 M N
48,000 Bangor & Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 1943
Con ref mtge gold 4s
26,000
1951
4s stamped
23,000
1951
1989
13,000 Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s
88,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
S
98,000 Anaconda Cop Mln sf deb 4 34a-1950
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate—
46,000
ASinldng fund Income deb
1967
36,000 iAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
July 1995
Ark & Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5s '64
352,666 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del).-1955
180,000
1st M s f 4s ser O (Del)
1957
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
442,000
Gen g 4s
1995
4,000
Adjustment g 4sJuly 1 1995
50,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955
Conv g 4s of 1905
28,666
—1955
Conv g 4s of 1910
1960
121* 000
Conv deb gold 4 Ms
1948
41,000
Rocky Mtn div 1st 4s A
-1965
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
32,000
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4 348 ser A_ 1962
47,000
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s.
1946
*2",000 Atl & Char Air Line 1st 434s A..1944
82,000
1st 30-year 5s ser B
1944
July 1952
312,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
General unified 4 34s series A. 1964
219,000
340,000
10-year coll trust 5s—May 1 1945
L & N collat gold 4s
247,000
Oct., 1952
41,000 Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s
1948
Second 4s
1948
17,000
45;000 Atl Gulf & W I SS Line coll tr 5s. 1959
67,000 Atlantic Refining deb 3s—_ —1953
5,000 Austin & N W 1st g 5s guar
1941
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
1st mtge gold 4s
508,000
July 1948
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (interest at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
376,000
July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (interest at 1 %
to Dec 1 1946) due
1995
1,077,000
Ref & gen ser C (interest at
759,000
11-5% to Dec. 1 46) due.1995
Ref & gen ser D (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
575,000
2600
Ref & gen ser F (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
750,000
1996
AConvertible due. ...Feb 1 1966
1,437,000
"270,006
EXCHANGE—BONDS
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96
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62
64
63
65
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67
114
84
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6
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7
60
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7
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4
97
89
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63
54
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2
31
3
2
101
70
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28
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26
59 34 Oct.
59
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54
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72
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13
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7
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45
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16',000
243,000
Alst
634s
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67,000
145,000
183,000
4,000
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1956
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19^7
1962
22,000
Oct.
15
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25
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10234 Oct.
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11534 Apr. 20
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11234 Jan.
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10934 June
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634 Jan. 12
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Apr.
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For footnotes
Sale
10734 106 34 Sale
-
1967 M S
1st mtge 5s series II
1955 MN
1st g4Ms series JJ
1961 A O
1st mtge 4s series RR
1960 J
J
Inc mtge. 434s series A.-July 1970 M N
t ABoston & NY Air Line 1st gu 4s '55 F A
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3 Ms
1966 AfN
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
1950 F A
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s 1945 AfN
1st lien & ref 6s series A
28,000
1947 AfN
Debentures gold 5s
1950 J D
100,000
1st lien & ref. 5s series B
1957 AfN
64,000
15,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 434* ser B
198 IF A
32,000 Buffalo Niagara Elec 3 Ma ser C.1967 J D
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsb'gh Ry—
Stamped modified (Interest at 3 %
to Nov 1 1946) due
1957 AfN
198,000
7,000 *tABurl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s..1934 A O
5,000
ACertlficates of deposit
8,000 Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s
1952 A
47,600
Consolidated 5s
1955 J
54,000 Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
1960 A
56,000 Calif-Oregon Power 4s
1966 A
166,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
1962 A
78,000 Canadian Nat gold 4Ms
1957 J
259,000
Guiranteed gold 5s
July 1969
198,000
Guaranteed g 5s
.Oct 1969
22,000
Guaranteed g 5s
-.1970 F
42,000
Guar gold 4Mb
June 15 1955 J
74,000
Guaranteed gold 4Mb
1956 F
128,000
Guaranteed gold 4 34s
1951 M S
J
110,000 Canadian Northern guar 634s
1946 J
J
J
479,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
89,000
Collateral trust gold 434s
1946 M S
J
108,000
5s equip trust ctfs
1944 3
187,000
Collateral trust g 5s
1954 3 D
153,000
Collateral trust 4Mb
1960 3 J
3
J ACarollna Central 1st gu g 4s
1949 J
120,000 Caro Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
1965 M S
29,000 Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950 MN
8,000 Carthage & Adir 1st gu g 4s
1981 3 D
62,000 Celotex Corp deb 434s w w
1947 F A
194S J D
8,000 ACent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
t ACent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s. .Nov 1945 F A
13,000
*AOonsol gold 5s
1945 MN
26,000
ARef & gen 534s series B
1959 A O
64,000
ARef & gen 5s series 0
1959 A O
5,000
AChat Div. pur money g 4s
1951 J D
AMobile Div 1st g 5s
1946 J 3
9,000 Cent Hudson G <fc E 1st & ref 334-'65 Af S
1966 A O
4,000 Central Illinois Light 334s
212,000 t ACentral NewEng 1st guar 4s..1961
194,000 j ACentral of N J gen g 5s
1987
126,000
35,000
29,000
301,000
324,000
13,000
87,000
1,000
87,000
109
27
10634
10534
103
10434
10734
9934
5
Jan,
2
334 Jan.
4
Feb.
16
8
434 May
109
Jan.
1
5
11134 May 16
54
Apr. 13
4
2034 Jan,
Jan.
3
18
110
Jan.
5
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1940]
BONDS
Value
n. y. stock exchange
Jan. 2,
1940
~Ask
%
1949
1954
Cent Pac 1st ref guar g 4s
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
Guaranteed 5s
1960
1,000 Central RR & Bkg of Ga 5s
1942
13,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s—1941
198,000 Certain-teed Prod sfg 53*s A. -1948
Champion Paper & Fibre-^10,000
S f deb 45*s (1935 issue)
1950
10,000
S f deb45*s (1938 issue)
1950
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
56,000
General gold 43*s
_---1992
147,000
Ref & impt mtge 33*» ser D--1996
184.000
Ref & impt mtge 33*s ser E-.1996
68,000
Ref & impt M 33*s ser F
1963
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
1946
R & A Div 1st con g 4s
1989
2d con gold 4s
---1989
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s_l941
54,000 AChic & Alt RR ref g 3s
1949
107,000 Chic Burl & Q 111 Div 33*s
1949
134,000
Illinois Division 4s
1949
498,655
251,000
75,000
110,000
2,000
General 4s
1958
1977
__
1st & ref 43*s
series B
1st & ref 5s series A
AChic & E 111 1st cons g
1971
6s—-1934
175,000 UChic & E 111 Ry g 5s.
-1951
69,000
ACertificates of deposit
- - 22,000 Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s.
1982
405,000 t AChic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s. 1959
33,000 t AChic Indianap & Louisv rf g 6s 1947
ARefunding gold 5s ser B
1947
~9",OO5
a Refunding 4s series C__
1947
69,000
Alst & general 5s series A_ —1966
32,000
Alst & gen 6s series B—May 1966
11,000 Chic Indiana & Sou 50-yr 4s_-_1956
559,000 t AChic Mil & St P gen g 4s ser A. 1989
179,000
AGen g 3 3*s series B_--May 1 1989
453,000
AGen 4 3*s series O
May 1 1989
217,000
AGen g 43*s series E.u.May 1 1989
77,000
AGen 45*s series F.-_May 1 1989
983,000 X AChic Mil St P & Pac mtg 5s ser A 75
921,000
AConv adj 5s
-Jan 1 2000
48,000 J AChic & No West gen 33*s —1987
-73,000
AGeneraI4s
__1987
38,000
AStpd non payt Fed inc tax-1987
33,000
AStpd gen 45*s non-pay inc taxi987
62,000
AGen 5s stpd non pay inc tax.1987
F
A
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112 3*
M S
Sale
M S
23,000
143,000
339,000
200,000
ARefunding gold 4s
ACertificates of deposit—
mtge 33*8
70
67
465* Sale
50
545*
815*
435*
503*
Sale
85
127
Sale
1015*
1015*
Sale
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Sale
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1015*
1063*
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For footnotes, see page 30.
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127
Oct.
3
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50
Aug.
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65
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3 1035* Oct.
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10 1023* Oct.
14 1023* Oct.
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21
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May 22
isH
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
193* Apr.
1
3
16
Feb.
26
213*
115*
115*
115*
Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
Oct.
2
3
4
2
Jan.
3
183* Apr.
4
3
193* Apr.
4
18
Apr.
3
83* Apr.
4
7 5* Apr.
4
85* Apr.
1
73* Apr.
3
23* Jan.
2
80 5i Apr. 18
67
J%n.
4
513* Apr. 12
633* Feb. 26
54
Apr.
3
51
Aug.
103
May 17 1073* Mar. 11
July 17
104
May 22 110
6 1063* Feb. 23
100 3* June
993* July 23 1013*
Oct.
95 3* May
953* Mar.
23
3
Oct.
87
June
11
87
June
1
4
27
105
6
Oct.
9
135* Apr. 27
4
May 25 1103* May
Apr.
4
July 23
Aug.
8 105
Aug. 8
1043*
June
June
Feb.
Oct.
22
10
22 1093* Oct.
3
105
109
Aug. 29
59
9
Apr.
Sale
U1^
1045*
1043*
1
76
Oct.
51
June
Oct.
17
84
Oct.
70
June
84
Oct.
29
583* Oct.
37
May
583* Oct.
54
Oct.
26
57
June
57
693* Oct.
1065* Oct.
2
Sale
895* Sale
815* Sale
743*
733*
86
Sale
763*
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
1043* Sale
1043*
103 5* Sale
110
1113*
1093*
81
'
109 5*
Sale
1283*
Sale
92
Oct.
17
8
Oct. 17 1065* Jan.
104
1093* Feb. 24 109 3* Feb. 24
Oct.
25
107
Oct.
25
Oct.
21 1065*
81
9
Oct.
22
Oct.
31
107 3* Aug. 21 1073* Oct.
103 3* Aug. 23 1065* Oct.
66
May 28 83 3* Jan.
21
106
18
86M Oct.
3
25
77
Oct.
4
30
705* Oct.
7
1073*
Sale
---
1053* Oct.
Sale
1045* Sale
1125*
1083*
1053* Sale
Sale
843*
86
Sale
793*
18
1043*
1053*
1043*
803*
Sale
Sale
8SS
79
Sale
Oct.
133* Oct.
Oct.
104
105
Oct.
1043* Oct.
25 106
Oct.
31 81
26' 24
31 1055*
1 1055*
30 1053*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
23
1 1058jj Oct.
16
1
113
111
1053* Oct.
285*
293*
1093* 110
1223* Sale 1213* Sale
98
1003* 913*
Sale
1085*
114
109
109
273* Oct.
1093* Oct.
120
Oct.
993* Oct.
21
293* Oct.
5
28 1105* Oct.
17 1223* Oct.
1093*
1033*
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
1083*
1035*
1043*
Sale
1033*
1033* Sale
1075* 107
1083* 1093* 107
109
Sale
1055*
1075*
1053*
Sale
Sale
20
20
14
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
1053*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1053* Oct.
Sale
135* Oct.
155*
"If"'
613*
1083*
1085* 1093*
1095*
1065* Sale
3
Oct.
16
073* Jan.
103 3* May 20
104 3* May 15 1083* Apr.
103
May 21 1073* Jan.
1055* May 15 1095* Oct.
265* Oct.
9 1063* Oct.
24
153* Oct.
17
2
4
15
Oct.
2
12
183*
12
183*
5
15
Oct.
28
Sale
135* Oct.
683* Oct.
1
75
Oct.
23
Sale
1083* Oct.
30 110
3 1083* Oct.
Oct.
30
11 1113* Oct.
24 1093* Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
July
Oct.
2
1103* 1093*
1085* 109
11103*
1085* Sale '1085*
1105* Sale
110
1105* 1093* 1103* 110
40
24 111
Oct.
10
18
1115* Sept. 26
May 21 1305* Apr. 13
Oct. 16
1 100
May
Apr. 26
May 28 119
May
4
May 23 110
22 1103* July 12
May
14
107
Oct.
110
25
July 23
Apr. 19
Apr.
8
Apr. 27
Jan.
3
1
15
111
Sale
4
Oct.
106
5
18
111
Sept.27
3
2
19
22
343* Jan.
Oct.
883*
1153*
1083*
13
11
"3
1055*
1053*
1143*
1105*
1 1095*
2
Jan.
Oct.
12
110
22
21
29
1
4
22
May 15
Oct.
12
1083* 1085* 1083*
26
Jan.
211103*
18 1055*
14 1073*
24 1055-4
29 1095*
15
75
Oct.
273* Oct.
1093*
17
Sale
105
25
22
23 745*
29 108
13 1063*
24 83
16
12
683*
64
903* Jan.
823* Jan.
Oct.
12
17
11
M»y
May
563* May
106 5* May
1025* June
65
May
133* Oct.
993* May
99
May
973* May
113
July
110
May
72
25 107
17,100
109
Sale
Oct.
106 5* May
109
Sale
5
17 104
Sale
105
17
29
25 107
Sale
Sale
Sept.
Oct.
»g
Sale
713* Oct.
1075* Oct.
1083* Jan.
June
21
7
3
Oct.
1075*
Sale
1103*
50
106
Oct.
Oct.
104
106"" 1055*
185*
1053*
29
713* Oct.
1075* Oct.
107*
793* Oct.
Oct.
75
Oct.
68
Oct.
Sale
70
8
Oct.
107
81
1073*
1053*
5
1103* Feb.
2
1115* May
86
Aug. 21
Oct. 16
76
55
Sale
80
335*
22
82
713*
78
1055*
25 1093* Oct.
723* Oct.
11073*
1065*
1045-4
1033*
845*
105
Oct.
90
106
583*
11
76
Sale
106
11
Jan.
Apr.
195* Sept.
Sale
54
1073* 105
11
6
Mar. 15
20
75
1085*'108
753*
835*
563*
104
1053*
15
1
83
83
104
102?*
11
3
21
107
10
1083* Oct.
1083* 1095* 1085* 109
109
1093*
1055* 1063*
105
—
110
109 3*
1063*
1065*
1063*
1083*
Jan.
67
16
5
18
16
Oct.
30* Apr.
May 21
103*
45* Oct.
78
8
193* Jan.
19 1053*
Jan
2
Sale
10
?86
2
Sale
25
Sk*
12 123 3* Oct.
195* Jan.
June
103* May 23
10
May 21
363* May 24
93* May 22
7
12
10
3
Oct.
125* Oct.
53* Oct.
133*
73
Sale
2
3
"3
17
Sale
115*
55*
55*
23
17
14
106
-1950
MN
M N
MN
M N
MN
313* Oct.
55* Oct.
15* Oct.
163* Oct.
"I73*"~0'ct7
173* Oct.
25
Sale
1063*
80
24
423* Oct.
Sale
'106 5*
109
Oct.
11
8
4
/
Sale
80
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
423*
11
Sale
106
23
24
Sale
1
105
Oct.
303* Oct.
313* Oct.
13*
55*
63
9
5
10
103*
93*
103*
15*
Sale
63*
Oct.
263* Oct.
273* Oct.
273* Oct.
275* Oct.
43* Oct.
13* Oct.
143* Oct.
Tojroet.
153* Oct.
153* Oct.
155*- Oct.
19
Sale
10
133*
Oct.
165*
11
Sale
2
27
30
Sale
455*
22
66
-153*- Said"
163*
153*
155*
183*
Oct.
2
153* May 21
163* May 22
18
May 22
17
May 23
153* May 21
31
Sale
19
4
May
98
103* Mar. 13
103* Mar. 14
Oct.
Sale
10
Jan.
11 1023* Jan.
Apr.
May 22 93
June
6
May
Jan.
May 24 90
June
67
31
67
66
10
■
1083* Sale
1083* 109
75
60
643*
Jan.
Jtine 25
3
66
Sale
"453* "56"
109 3*
15
53
4
7
63
1083* 109
3
Feb.
29
9
Oct.
7
Sale
Jan.
May 21
May 21
73* Oct.
8
65*
53*
Sale
Sept.19
May 21
1
113*
23*
89 3*
49 3*
21
Sept. 19
193*
123*
12 3*
12 5*
35*
3?*
31
113*
1005*
913*
923*
345*
2
Oct.
16
Sale
21
65* Oct.
165* Sale
153*
2034 Sale
113* Sale
90"
23
175* Oct.
15
1083*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
19
545*
9
19
Sale
Sale
43
11
29
65*
16
76
Oct.
1013* Oct.
255* Oct.
193* Oct.
2
7
17
53*
75
117
Oct.
18
M N
MiV
J*
4
18
145*
143*
1053*
275*
193*
19
Sale
1063* 1063*
107 H Sale
1013* 1053*
Oct.
14 1173* Feb. 15
Sept. 6
22 111
May 21
903* May 31
Oct.
15
20
Sale~
12
9
2
21
ll*
135*
5
5 1233* Oct.
Oct.
13
Sale
265* Sale"
17"
43
823* Oct.
1235* Oct.
13
105
MiV f~1375"
1967
1
955* Oct.
92
2
193*
Sale"
MiV
Oct.
Sale
113* Oct.
19
73*
63
MiV
106
125* Oct.
935* Oct.
973* Oct.
11
20
Sale
Sale
7
J
J
1283*
1023*
1023*
1073*
May
May
May
May
94
18
4
25
98
A
113*
J
10
20 623* Jan.
21 112iuJan.
Oct.
21 87
113 3* June
104
98
1934 A O
1965
1967
1970
1966
1969
103
29 473* Oct.
16 543* Oct.
21 1073* Oct.
Oct.
8 87
109
M S
3
lien & unif mtge 3 3*s
mtge 33*s—mtge 33*s
mtge 33*s
1st mtge33*s
Oct.
Sale Prices
73 5* Jan.
5
66
Apr.
4
54
Jan.
3
31
—
43*8 series B-1981
1st
1st
1st
1st
Oct.
Sale Prices
57 3* June 26
59
July 17
Oct.
15
116
1163*
1085*
73,000 Clev Short Line 1st gu 43*s._--1961
111,000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 53*8 A-1972
148,000
1st s f g 5s series B guar
1973
216,000
1st s f 4 3*s series C
--1977
Coal Riv Ry 1st gu 4s
—1945
3o",66o Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen a f 5s—1943
a5s income mtge
--1970
75,000
673,000 Colorado & Southern 43*8 ser A-1980
219,000 Columbia Gas & Elec deb 5s May 1952
Debenture 5s
-—Apr 15 1952
19,000
Debenture 5s
..-.-Jan 15 1961
284,000
Columbia & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s '48
Columbus & Toledo 1st ext 4s.. 1955
11,000 ^[Columbus Rv Pow & Lt 4s
1965
ACommercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb reg w w
.Apr 1 1969 May
122,000
Commonwealth Edison Go—
74,000
1st mtge 33*s series I........1968
Conv deb 3 3*s
—1958
483,000
10,000 Conn & Passum Rivs 1st g 4s—194
Conn Ry & Lt 1st g 43*8—-—195
Stamped guar 43*s
-—1951
23,000 Conn River Power s f 35*s A—1961
166,000 Consol Edison (N Y) deb 33*8.-1946
228,000
33*s debentures
1948
90,000
33*s debentures
1956
45,000
33*8 debentures
1958
AConsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
7,000
Wuerttemberg 1st 7b
1956
135,000 ^Consolidated Oil conv deb 33*81951
32,000 1 AConsolidated Ry deb 4s
1954
5,000
ADebentures 4s
J&J 1955
7,000
a Debenture 4s
1956
155,000 Consolidation Coal s f 5s
1960
Consumers Power Co—
40,000
7,000
43,000
38,000
121,000
Oct.
Oct.
1043* Oct.
1273*
Sale
Sale
4s
1942
Terminal—
1st mtge guar 3 3*s series D—1971
1st mtge guar 3 5*8 ser E.—-—1969
Clearfield & Mahon 1st gtd g 5s_i943
70,000 O C C & St L gen g 4s
1993
General 5s series B—-1993
4,000
560,000
Ref & impt 43*8 series E
1977
21.000
Cin W &M Div 1st g 4s——1991
31.0001
St Louis Div 1st coll trust g 4s-1990
548,000'Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
---1970
Clev & Pitts gen gu 45*s ser B—1942
Series B gu 33*8.------—---1942
Series A gu 43*s
4,000
—
1942
Series C gu 33*s—
1948
"5",666
415*
543*
106%
813*
Sale
Sale Prices
70
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
j
Sale Prices
663* Oct.
67
Sale
103
Cincinnati Union
Series D gu 33*s—
General 45*a series A——
Ask
Sale
1045* 1063* 1055* Sale
1035* 1033* 104
125
28,000
"i~,666
Lowest
31
107
1075»s
99 J*
995*
1073*
A
3,000
Guaranteed 4s
—1944
100,000
1st mtge 35*s series E
1963
20,000
3 3*s guaranteed
1951
191,000
1st mtge 33*8 series F
---1963
472,000 Chicago <& Western Indiana 4S--1952
495,000
1st & ref mtge 43*8 »er D
1962
119,000 Childs Co deb 5s
1943
8,000 tAChoc Okl & Gulf consol 5s—1952
82,000 Cine Gas & Elec lBt mtge 33*8-1966
Cin Leb & N 1st con gu g
Sale
124
F
Chicago Union Station—
1st
67 5*
M S
357,000
♦ASec gold 4 3*s series A
1952 M S
131,000
ACertificates of deposit — —
288,000
AConvertible gold 43*8------1960
16,000 Chic S L & N O gold 5s
---1951
Gold 33*s--_June 15 1951
11,000
Memphis Div 1st 4s
1951
36,000 Chic T H & S east 1st & ref 5s-_1960
48,000
Income guar 5s
—Dec 1 1960
„
Ask Bid
Bid
ilf N
ACertificates of deposit
*
Oct.
104 3* 1045*
105
102
stamped
.-1987 mN
*a 15-year secured 63*s—- —1936 M S
Alst & ref g 5s
May 2037 J D
Alst & ref 43*s stamped-May 2037 J
D
Alst & re 43*sserC
May 2037 J D
AConv 45*s series A
--1949MJV
*X AChicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
i
Feb 1 1938 25% part paid—1927 F A
jAChic R I & Pacific gen g 4s—1988 j
J
2,000
1
M S
^General 43*s
73,000
75,000
252,000
298,000
445,000
Oct.
67
Sale
AfN
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Sales in
October
231,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
5
4
6
16
265* Oct. 17
102 3* May 15 1065* Sept. 17
19
Apr. 17
11
June 14
183* Apr. 15
13
June 25
11
June 14
183* Apr.
9
Oct. 23
553* Feb. 29 75
14
Jan.
1043* May
105
May
106
May
21 1023* May
15 1043* May
5
28 1093* Jan. 27
Aug. 22
21 111
21 1113* Sept. 24
22 1093* Oct. 21
Oct. 15
22 111
stock
S.
24:
Sales in
October
bonds
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
ii
Is
Oct. 1
1940
Ask
10854 Sale
104M Sale
MN 105
105 M
IfCrown Cork & Seal s f 4s.... .1950
J 102 M Sale
.1948 3
IS f 4)4s debentures. — ...
103 M
103
Crucible Steel 4Ms deb ser A... .1948
29 M Sale
iCuba Northern Rys 1st 5)4s-- .1942
Sale
.1952
iCuba BR 1st 50-yr g 5s.
38.
4454 Sale
a7Ms series A extended to... .1946
.1946
3254 Sale
a6s series B extended to
Continental Oil conv deb 2 54®- .1948 J
.1951 J
Orane Co s f deb 3 )4s_—
D
D
203,000 Dayton Pow & Lt 1st mtge 3s-- 1970
1943
654,000 Del & Hud 1st & ref 4s___
73,000 Delaware Pr & Lt 1st M 4)4s—- 1971
1969
1st & ref 4 Ms
1,000
1969
1st mtge gold 4)4s
1,000
277,000 t*ADen & Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s.. 1936
♦
1936
AConsol gold 4Ms
24,000
---—
98,000 t iDenv & R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
iAssented (subject to plan).
54,000
1978
ARef & imp mtge 6s ser B
179,000
t ADes Moines & Ft Dodge 4s— 1935
Certificates of deposit—- - 8,000
J
Sale
3
F
A
A
Ry 3 Ms
32,000
.—27,000 t* aDu! So Shore & Atlantic g 5s. 1937 J
1965 J
184.000 Duquesne Light 1st M 3 Ms
1
10 M
Sale
3
Sale
O
O
3
D
O
MN
A
104
3M
55M
110
110 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
106 M 107 M 106
108 M Sale
107M Sale
111M 1HM 111M 112
31
21M
98
M S
3,000
J
J
iN Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s.._1947 MN
*A3d mtge 4 Ms
—1938 M S
AErnesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s_ _ 1954 F A
fFairbanks Morse deb 4s
..1956 J D
Federal Lt & Tr 1st s f 5s
1942 M S
5s International series.
1942 M S
First lien s f 5s stamped...—-1942 M S
1st lien s f 6s stamped—.—1942 M S
9,000
30-year deb 6s series B——1954
2,000
129,000 Firestone Tire & Rubber 3 Ms.-1948
AFla Cent & Peninsular 5s.—1943
...1959
66",000 Fla East Coast 1st 4Ms
Alst & ref 5s series A
.-1974
386,000
iCertiflcates of deposit——
185,000
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv RR—
'
59M
—57
5454
24 M
23 M
19
Sale
Sale"
J
M
--—
Sale
Sale
24M
21
17 M
17 M
53 M
49
Sale
Sale
55M
55
107
103
101
10354
D
A
J
101
-----
Sale
101M
Sale
27 M
24 54
35
40
2,000
5,000
AGood Hope Steel & Iron sec
69 M
13
15
18 M
Sale
19M
14",000
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1950
34,000 Gulf
Mobile & Ohio 4s series B_ 1975
107,000
Gen mtge inc 5s series A
.2015
79,000
Gulf & Ship Island 5s stpd—.1952
Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4Ms..l961
_
I4b",666
I
33.000
9,000
15,000
28,000
22,000
53,000
a Harp en
IfiHousatonic RR con g
Houston Oil 4 Ms debs
5s
For footnotes, see page 30.
1937
69
Sale
80 M
Sale
103 M
103 M
101
104 M
35 M
55 M
8
7M
1M
1
100
35 M
25
8
9
Sale
Sale
15
15
2M
2M
102 M
40
Sale
78 H
,95
Sale
-----
Sale
107
105 M
100 H
93 H
93 M
105 M
Sale
97M
Sale
84 M
60
Sale
Sale
1M
M
1M
1M
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
20
18
36M
72M
75
33
102 M
72
64
3
85 M
99
108M Sale
3
15
J
119
O
MN
1954 MN
Sale
46
Sale
97 M
98 M
78
104
110M
6M Oct.
18
14
3M Oct.
14
26 107M Oct.
7
30 109M Oct.
8 112M Oct.
15
8
Oct.
3
18 108M Oct.
29
20
Oct.
28 108
Oct.
11
8 100
22 108
3
97
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
24
2H Jan.
4
Apr.
9
May
3M Sept. 24
49 M June 22
105M
107M
108 M
30M
20
88
78
107 M
106 M
101
26
30
22
15
1
May 25
Oct.
Oct.
May
July
Aug.
Mar.
110m Jan.
2
111m June 21
Feb. 20
113
40 m Mar. 12
25h Apr. 12
101
Jan.
Oct.
2
106 M May 21 109)4 Jan.
1
105
22
7
Oct.
31
77 M
37M
32M
32M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
30
17
17
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3
163,000
.1973
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90 M
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325,000
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.1976
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196,000
Gen 4mb series E
.1977
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465,000
.1946
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423,000
.1946
Gen mtge 4s series H
J
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772,000
Gen mtge 3 Ms series I
.1967
3
73 H Sale
418,000
AGreen Bay & West deb ctfs A..
Feb
64
58
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Grand R & I
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59
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Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s w w. .1946 M S
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33
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100
1940 J D
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Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Ms w w_ 1949 J J
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108
Oct.
104
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122
104
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1945
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104
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2
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2M
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1941 J~3 10054 103 M
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53M
22,000
39,000
49,000
15,000
23,000
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730,000
11,000
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1955 J
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1H
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1962 A
641,000
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52 Vs
107 M
104
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Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
485,000
389,000
11,000
2,379,000
1,959,000
141,000
150,000
18
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1995 J D
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19
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J
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110,000
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108
-
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43,000 Eastern Tenn Va & Ga 1st g 5s. 1956
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
—1995
62.066 Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s. 1952
58,000 Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3 Ms A1970
1965
17,000 El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s
1
1
28
Sale
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110
106
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54
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5
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1
Jan.
4
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Oct.
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6 U0H Jan. 11
5
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.1955
Curtis Publishing 3s
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2,
Bid
375,000
72,000
44,000
95,000
36,000
358,000
102,000
72,000
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222,000
53,000
10,000
2,000
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368,000
73,000
167,000
120,000
846,000
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Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A.
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Feb 1957
Illinois Bell Telep 3 Ms ser B
1970
Illinois Central 1st g 4s__
1951
1st gold 3 54s1951
Extended 1st g 3 Ms
1951
1st gold 3s sterling
..1951
Collateral trust gold 4s
1952
Refunding 4s
1955
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1952
Coll trust gold 4s
1953
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1955
40-year 454s
1966
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1950
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1164 1174 11554 Oct.
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65
Sale
103% Oct.
104M Sale
123 4 Oct.
1234 124
129 % 130M 128% Oct.
96 4 Oct.
96M
97 4
Sale
June
Mar. 27
19
29
10754 103 4 1074 1074
89 4
82
914
70
May 21
May 28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
Sale
13
31
Oct.
107"
38
1
2
June
79% June 181
2
31
103 %
104
40 M
32 54
151 July 20
80
18
314 Oct.
32
75
Feb. 15
100% May 21 106
June 25 10554 Oct. 28
Oct.
26
1
1
9
9
11
15
16
9
2
51
50%
22%
20%
23%
22%
25^
25%
58%
55%
11754
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
104 4 Oct.
103 % Oct.
29
Oct.
107 4 Oct.
82
Oct.
Oct. 19
May 24
12
20% Apr. 15
24 4 Feb. 27
20% Apr. 15
Jan.
9
21
49% Jan.
23
18
30
June
3
23
30
30
84
8%
9%
8%
10%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
21
14
28
10
June
5
40
June
1
4
28
1
28
1
26
5
25
.
101
43% Oct.
46
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
4 108 % Aug.
7
May 22 168
105% May 26 108
59% Oct.
58M Oct.
16
46
6
1
25
39%
38%
69%
70%
June 11
May 31
13 4 Mar.
107
103% Oct.
21
68
2
Jan.
2
14M Jan.
14M Jan.
-sa
30
30
Oct.
July 10
7
Oct.
Sept. 23
14 Jan.
May 21
Oct.
May 22 58
May 18 1034 Oct.
24 M June
5
50
May 28
Oct.
70M Oct.
3 109
3
13
18
2
2
5
74 % Jan.
76% Feb. 19
2
103 M Jan.
104 4 Sept. 4
95
Apr.
9
14
June
16
6
23
16
16M Jan.
6
25
11
14M Oct.
15M Oct.
June
864 Oct.
25
30
4
374 May 28
16
Oct.
90
64 June
30
29
Oct.
Feb.
36M
9951
69%
174
31
May 15
4
1
50M Jan.
47
6
May 13 105M Mar. 19
3
May 29 106 % Oct.
4 June 25 106 % Sept. 7
May 28 100 M Apr. 25
96 M Oct. 31
May 2i
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
56% Oct.
100M Oct.
1
3
31
23 10654 Oct.
5 1064 Oct.
29M Oct.
104 4
102 M
53
50
4 4 Apr. 10
974 Sept. 18
94
Oct.
7
59H Sept. 11
59
Sept.11
494 Oct. 31
50
Oct. 30
85
Oct.
2
66% Oct. 23
91
Oct.
31
3954 Jan.-
5
Oct.
31
63 54 Oct.
93 54 Oct.
31
31
Oct.
30
64
41
Sept. 28
ny< Jan. 20
Jan. 20
§3oH Sept. 11
3154 Oct.
31
31
Oct.
29
31
Oct.
25
70
Oct.
1
6954 Oct. 21
2
4854 Feb.
51
Oct.
23
22
5054 Oct.
14
21
22 54 Oct.
28
22
2054
2354
22 54
2554
2554
5854
5554
21
22
22
19
31
Sept. 24
Oct.
28
Oct.
1
Oct.
28
Oct.
25
Oct.
26
Oct.
12
25
109
Jan.
16
4 105
Oct.
28 124 4 Oct.
10
Oct.
99
June 11 105
121 % May 22 12754 Jan.
10
3
7 13054
15
97
Oct.
21
Oct.
15
12
9
12
16
454 July
June
4 118
1205^ May 23 13154 Mar. 26
Feb.
2
90
May 23 101
104»ii Sept. 27 110
104
MN
A
Oct.
30 M O#,
30
Oct.
34%
68
63%
41%
MN
J
65
60%
59M
88M
35M
28 M
28 M
1955
1944
May
Sale
28M
1965
56
64
62
29 M
O
11
27
32
Sale
O
Oct.
Sale
33
O
53
Sale
97
31
A
11
28 4
87
31
A
Feb
Oct.
Apr. 23
Sept. 26
54
53
Sale
85
32
MN
21
-
Sale
MN
15
Oct.
157
29 M
MN
Aug.
30
85
29
J
17
Oct.
75
80
58
49 M
49 %
5
634 Oct.
2
5
4
15
43
Sale
82
Sale
Oct.
Apr.
•
65 M Feb.
7
43
Oct. 30
21
90
61
79
65
Oct.
Oct.
30
6154
5
42
84% Oct.
92% Oct.
89
Oct.
87 *4
32
30
15
Oct.
3
4
8
35
J
79
8
4
10
3
Mar. 13
93
3
5
25
564 Jan.
Feb.
10554
4
46% Jan.
June
30
J
17
Feb.
4651 Jan.
80
17
MN
30
31
30
50
45
27
5
23
21
22
80
2654
J
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
344 May
31 % June
40
May
284 May
70
July
68
A
A
40 4
49M
354
78%
424 Oct.
44% Oct.
53M Oct.
444 Oct.
90
A
26 M
Oct.
1
484 Jan
Apr.
32 M May 23
34
May 22
Oct.
48
29
30
Oct.
70
A
FA
46
Oct.
40M Oct.
40M
40
95 M
90
92%
Aug.
87 M Oct.
6
70
90
105
May
86
Jan,
87
78
90
F
F
25
Jan.
'if*
...
F
"3
87 M Oct.
108 M May 22
86
July 30
83
May 27
21
90
150 54
107
20
...
1024 103
106M
70
80 M
8154
Sale
F
,7
23
105% Oct.
Sale
1054 105% Oct.
99
Oct.
Sale
894 Oct.
Sale
7 4 Oct.
Sale
154 Oct.
14
6M Oct.
8
7 54 Oct.
10
51 % Oct.
Sale
65M Oct.
Sale
Sals— -102 54 Oct.
102M Oct.
Sale
76
Oct.
90
85M Oct.
86 %
214 Oct.
Sale
234 Oct.
Sale
34 M
S ale
Sale
65M Sale
69 M Sale
Sale
109
Sale
108
70
78 M
82 M
8254
127
127 M
12954 13054
93
Sale
103 M
73
75
80
O
For footnotes, see page 30.
1M
6M
64
5354
674
85
71
43 M
A
Little Miami gen
Sale
28
38
F
"l",666
15M
"68 M
51 %
29 4
A
1951
30
45
37
1941
7s
100 M
44
A
27,000 Liggett & Myers Tobacco
5s debenture
52,000
1
57
39
40
36 54
50 M
M 5
23%
103 M
48
A
85 54
22 4
10754
M S
A
2003
90 M
87 M
J
A
10
11
A
F
41
66 M
10244- 103-102 4
76
34
J
1942 F
—1942 F
54
Oct.
■
82
A
1M
Sale
88
Sale
23
104 % 105M
Sale
69 4
107M
80
F
Sale
16 M
Sale
65 *4
J
O
-----
105 M 105 % 1054
Sale
105 %
106
99 % 1004
99 54
98 %
89 4 Sale
Sale
9
7 54
Sale
J
O
1554
31
29 M
Oct.
98
69
Sale
J
94,000 Libby McNeil & Libby 4s
\%
8
A
98
8
10154 104'
J 106 M
A
7154
66
M S
M S
61
53
Sale
65
J
9,000 Lexington & East 1st gu 5*
„
87
48
Sale
68 M
8
J
7154
51M
-
23
2
92 M
43
88 M
29
J
5s
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94 54 Sale
53
J
a
"
96 M
J
Gen coasol 5s
5s assented..
53,000
32,000 JLeh Va 1 Ter Ry 1st gu g
5s assented
8,000
Sale
Sale
73
A
70
39 %
154
854
154 S ale
F
55 M
92 M
M
Sale
54 Sale
18M
41
Sale
1
Oct.
59
44
4654
89
14
63
a*
44
105
11
Oct.
68
104
M S
a5s stamped
—
1974
14,000
ASec 6% notes extend to
1943
2,000
a6s stamped
1943
11,000
1954
197,000 Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s
42,000 t*ALeh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4Ms--1940
*A4Msas?en ed
1940
117,000
2003
641,000 t a Leh Vai (Pa) gen con g 4s
a is assented
-2003
461,000
a Gen cons 4 54<
2003
346,000
a
70
60 M
100M
61
13 M
—1943
4Ms assent d
48
50
15M
95
126,000 Lehigh Coal At Nav 4 Ms ser A—1954
Cons sink fund 4 Ms ser C
1954
57,000
1965
41,000 I/ehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
1945
95,000 Lehigh &N t lstgug4s
Lehigh Valley Coal—
a 5s stamped
1944
1,000
Alst & refunding 5s
1954
3,000
A5s stamped
1954
30,000
A'st A refunding 5s
1964
A5s stamped
1964
22.5o6
AFirst & re sinking fund 5s...1974
4,000
a
40
Sale
Sale
55
10
Lake Erie & Western RR—
5s 1937 extended at 3% to
1947 J
20,000
2d gold 5<
1941 J
62,000
J
168,000 Lake Shore & Mich Sou g 3 Ms.-1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
a 1st mtge Income reg.Dec 31 1975
166,000
204,000
146,000
49
57
1961
Kings Co Elec Lt & Pow 6s
1997
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1954
1st & ref 6Ms1954
Koppers C ^ 4s series A
1951
Kresge Foundation 3% notes—1950
X Kreuger & Toll class A—
a 5s Uniform ctfs of deposit..1959
*
ALaclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
1939
Ref & ext mtge 5s
1942
Coll & re 5Ms series C
1953
Col & ref g 5 Ms ser D
1960
Collatera. trust 6s series B.
59
42
Oct.
June
41M
784
79
5854
76
—1961 J
Coll tr 6s series A
3854
Sale
57 54
4 Ms unguaranteed
78,000
95,000
Sale
60
stpd (par $925)
1943
a With warrants (par $925) —1943
17"666 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
1946
1987
3,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4 Ms.-1961
Stamped
1961
42,000
Sale
63
ww
Plain
41M
49 M
Sale
60
45
42 M
Sale
Sale
•
22
120
15
1
70
Sale
45
Sale Prices
8
May 22 37 M Jan.
Apr. 30
June 10 127
504 Jan. 24
36 4 June 10
16 4 Feb. 21
9 4 May 22
2
Oct.
86 M
Sale
78
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct.
12
17
28 111 54 Oct.
9
89 M Oct.
86
Highest
31% Oct.
9 126
30
454
89
Sale
Sale
70
49
43% Oct.
104 Oct.
1094 Oct.
Sale
M
85
1990 A O
2,000 Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s
115,000 1* aK C Ft S & M ref g 4s_
1936 A O
a Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
28.000
1950 AO
98,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
J
Ref & Imp 5s
April 1953 J
228,000
J
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1960 J
65,000
75",000
Sale
A
Sale
40 4
g*
Sale Prices
Oct. 24
29
124 M Oct.
42 4
Sale
M N
Ask
Sale
129
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
43 %
52 M
43 54
M N
172,000 Jones & Laughlin St'l 1st M 4 Ms 1961
Ctfs
68
31
84
Sale
Termg3Ms—1953
Omaha Div 1st gs 3s
1951
St Lou Div & Term g 3s
1951
Gold 3 Ms
...1951
Springf Div 1st g 3 Ms
1951
Western Lines 1st g 4s
1951
A
Sale
44 M
45
Sale
12
1054
11154 112M 109 %
91%
88M
"87"" 86 M
83
O
A
Div &
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
a Ctfs w w stpd (par $645)
29
125
83
O
M S
-
12,000
91
J
111 Cent & Chic St L & N O—
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser A
1963
550,000
123,000
4Mb series C
1963
1948
16,000 Allseder Steel Corp 6s
♦ilnd Bloomington & W 1st 4s__ 1940
2*6",666 Indiana 111 & Iowa 1st gold 4s__1950
10,000 X Alndianapol & Louisv 1st gu 4s.1956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Ref & impt mtge 3 Ms ser B—1986
—191*
59,000 Industrial Rayon 4 Ms—
149,000 Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F—1961
90,000 Inspiration Consol Copper 4s—1952
192,000 Interlake Iron conv deb 4s— —1947
68,000 Ja Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
1952
a Adj mtge 6s series A.July 1 1952
94,000
a 1st mtge gold 5s series B
53,000
1956
a 1st gold 5s series C
21,000
1956
206,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
1944
.23 9.000 Int.Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
1941
78,000 Intern Faper conv 5s series A™ .1947
221,000
Refunding 6s series A__
1955
9,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B—1972
First lien & ref 6 Ms
1947
37,000
1952
588,000 Internat T & T deb g4Ms
Deb gold 5s
1955
646,000
5,000 t Alowa Central Ry 1st & ret 4s. .1951
74,000 James Franklin & Cleart 1st 48-.1959
2,000
2,000
11254
O
-
Louisv
Sale
129
M N
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
1949
Hudson & Manhat 1st & ref 5s A 195/ F
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
Bid
30%
34
D
1962 J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
5"r*
25
BONDS
EXCHANOL
23 1044 Oct.
2 104
Oct.
16
33
Oct.
29 107% Oct.
7
90
Oct.
Mar. 28
30
11
104 4 Mar. 20 10454 Mar. 20
Mar. 21
100 % May 15 105
284 June 15 7354 Feb. 29
10
105
23
18
May 22 110
63% Feb. 26
90
Feb.
4
Oct.
18
26
N. Y. STOCK
October
BONDS
8?
Value
h. y. stock exchange
•5 A.
Seles in
M S
1945
1st & ref 5s series B
2003
108,000
1st & ref 4Kb series C
213,000
2003
1st & ref 4s ser D
—2003
40,000
1st & ref 3 %s series E
2003
160,000
Unif mtge ext 3 %s series A—1950
77,000
Unif mtge ext 4s series B
132.000
1960
Paducah & Mem Div 4s
1946
162,000
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s
1980
10,000
Mob & Montg 1st g 4%s
1945
1,000
South Ry joint Monon 4s
1952
25,000
Atl Knox & Cin div g 4s
1955
3,000
4,000 aLo wer Austrian Hydro-El 6 % s -1944
74,000 McCrory Stores Corp deb 3 Ms.-1955
402,000 1 iMcKesson & Robbins deb 5 %sl950
31,000 Maine Central RR 4s series A—1945
Gen mtge 4Mb series A
1960
43,000
Feb 1 1957
63,000 Manati Sugar 4s s f
•
Ask
Sale
M S
87%
89
O
M S
Sale
110
Sale
107%
Sale
83
J
"77%
MN
106%
A
O
J
D
76%
J
D
52
Sale
Sale
MN
78
40%
86
50
1953
Lt 1st 5s
1 AMan G B & NW 1st gu 3%s._1941
1947
14,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s
Stamped.
20.000
7,000 ♦^Market Street Ry 1st 7s.Apr 1940
(Stpd mod) 5% ext to
1945
73,000
1955
4,000 Mead Corp 1st mtge 4%s
J
J
O
Sale
92
Sale
67,000 Metropolitan Edison 4%s ser D.1968 M S
Met Water, Sewer & Drain 5%s_1950 A O
♦J iMet West Side Elev (Chic) 4s 1938 F A
1977 M 5
1,000 a Mex Internat 1st 4sasstd
4,000 a Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s—1956 J D
Michigan Central RR—
Jack L & S gold 3%s
1951 M S
2,000
1st gold 3%s
—1952 MN
4,000
Ref & Imp 4%s series C
1979(,/ J
53,000
208,000 Michigan Consol Gas 1st M 4s__1963]M S
27,000 t*A Midland of N J 1st ext 5s—1940 J D
J Milwaukee & Northern RR—
;
*
a 1st ext 4%s
1939 J D
*
a Con ext 4%s
1939 J D
97,000
_
Sale
27
"88%
51%
111% Sale
*82
23
92% June
18
83
June
97
Oct.
7
78
May
93
Oct.
Oct.
4
3
30
89%
1 104%
1 105%
10 106%
111%
Oct.
3
15
78
June
87
26
112
Feb.
113
7
73% Jan.
87
9 106
Oct.
28
29
104% July
15% Apr.
107
Oct.
105% Oct.
25
102% Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
31
81
4
70
29
Oct.
25
101
78% Oct.
51% Oct.
25% Oct.
25
81
22
54% Oct.
7
27% Oct. 26
85% Oct.
2
14
29
29
11
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
111
Oct.
2 111% Oct.
26
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
33
Oct.
8
4
30
Oct.
Oct.
84
80
63
1
1
3
23
18
7
Oct.
4
Oct.
18
Aug. 13
Oct.
3
Sept. 30
Oct.
26
Sept. 28
Feb. 21
Oct. 29
25
5 105% Oct.
May 22 101
Apr.
25
2
July 11
39
May 27
25% Oct. 14
81% Sept. 25
55% Jan. 19
46
Apr. 23
15% May 18
64% Jan. 11
22
8
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
32
Oct.
8
4
29
27
15
Sale
June
66
19
Apr.
4
92% Oct.
91% Oct.
29
29
17
31
52% Jan.
4
83
Mar. 20
57
Sept. 14
77
Oct. 17
100% May 28 106% Sept. 23
109
----.
58%
Sale
Sale
73
7
1%
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
1%
54%
•
89%
104%
106%
106%
Oct.
75
Sale
91%
65%
101%
9%
21
72% June
103% Aug.
104% Aug.
101
May
Oct.
67
Oct. 11 67
75%
-96'— —93-%-Oct-.—7 94 H
64% Oct. 16 67
67
2 106
Sale 104% Oct.
22%, Oct.
I 29
28%
67
65
18
Oct.
103% Oct.
18
87
26 113
16
87
66%
Sale i—92%—96—— ■94%
"•
65%
74
66% Sale
104
104% 105%
Sale
24
12%
22% Sale
88
Oct.
106
73
3
8
6%
%
15%
!3H:::::
106
Sale
85
45
47
86%
7
6%
Oct.
Oct.
1
29
31 126% Jan. 24
23 129% Mar. 25
28
86% Apr.
4
June 17 110% Oct. 14
June 14 111% Mar. 9
108
92% Oct.
91% Oct.
8
82% Oct.
1
77
Oct.
31 106% Oct.
93%
Sale
7l"
106%
&
96
92
80%
106%
112
91
Sale Prices
94% May
1 103% Oct.
Oct.
97
Oct.
93
15
Oct.
97
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
72
91
Sale
63
123%
127%
86%
7 110%
15 109%
18
86%
Sale
75
55%
Sale
40
24
82%
78%
52%
85% June
87
May
120% May
120
May
75
May
Oct.
96
105% 104% Oct.
100%
76%
50%
27%
85%
20
"70"
M S
"e'.ooo
105
81%
54%
20
84
Q J
Q A
Sale
Sale
85%
68
Oct.
102
95
Oct.
96% Sale
91
Oct.
92% Sale
85
84% Oct.
84%
104% 104% 103% Oct.
Oct.
105% 105% 105
40
83%
15
A
Oct.
Oct.
102
104%
98%
80%
50%
MN
M S
Manila El Ry &
Oct.
106
Oct.
105% 106% 106% Sale
90
83% Oct.
80%
84%
Oct.
112% 113% 113
110%
Sale
83
Oct.
85
87
85%
105% Oct.
106
105%
25
Oct.
15
15
Sale
M 5
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s—1959 MN
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
105
A
Sale Prices
Jan.
10
295% Oct.
1
Highest
89
Sale
103% Sale
F
Sate Prices
Sale Prices
94% Oct.
94% Oct.
87
Sale
M S
Sale
95%
90%
102
100%
92%
86%
81%
95%
Sale
95
95% Sale
123% 123
123% 123% 123
126
126
127% 129
83%
84% Sale
84% Sale
Sale
109%
109% 110% 110
109%
109% 112
110% 112
125% 127%
83
Sale
95
127
126
100
J
Lowest
Highest
96%
89
88 %
A
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
M S
5s debenture
1951 F A
J
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s series A_ -1969 J
Louisville Gas & Elec3%s
1966 M S
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
Louisville & Nashville RR—
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
1949
1949
1949
1944
Long Island unified 4s
Guar ref gold 4s
4s stamped
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s.
193,000
71,000
26,000
17,000
182,000
33,000
1,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
June 21 112% Jan.
90
Feb.
1
35% July
5% May 22
% Mar. 28
18
June 24
67
Oct.
9
21
7% May 27
1% Sept. 27
33
Oct. 30
11
67
Ocfrr-2 2— 90—May 31
94
% Oct. 22
July 10
67
97
May 22 106
9% Jan. 15 30
Aug. 15
Oct. 31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
3
31
15
37% May 21
15% June 19
8
May 25
Oct.
55
11
Mar. 14
.
32,000 t
Mil
Spar & N W 1st gu 4s.... 1947
1 AMilw & State Line 1st gu 3%s 1941
1934
69~666 tAMinn & St Louis 5s ctfe
a 1st & refund gold 4s
1949
3.000
a
a Ref & ext series 5s A
1962
1,000
267,000 J*aM St P & S S M 4s stpd guar. 1938
*Alst cons 5s
1938
45,000
♦Alst cons 5s grd as to int
1938
131,000
a 1st & ref 6s series A
1946
M S
J
J
MN
M S
Q
25-year
129.000
2,000
472,000
J
J
J
§8
5%
6%
j
J
2%
3
9,000
7.000
1965 F
deposit—
1975 MS
1977 MN
4s
1st & ref 5s series F
1st & ref g 5s ser G
a Certificates of deposit
1978
a
Convertible gold 5 £28
1st ref gold 5s series H
a Certificates of deposit
1949 MN
1980 A O
1st & ref 5s series I
1981 F
a
a
a
Certificates of deposit..
Certificates of deposit
a Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4% J aly
1938 j
JMobile & Ohio RR—
a Montgomery Div 1st g 5s—1947 F
*
Gen & ref
s
f
4%s ser C
Gen &refs f5s ser D
Morris & Essex 1st gu 3 %s
303,000
Constr M 5s ser A
147,000
Constr M 4%s ser B
T,6o6
300,000
Mountain States T & T3%s
19,000
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
2,000
Mutual Union Tel 5s
2,000
a
a
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
14%
14%
13%
3% Sale
14% Sale
13%
14%
14%
13%
2% Sale
14%
14%
13%
14% Sale
13%
j
a
76,000
g
4s
Newark Consol Gas 5s
cons
5%
5%
1%
6%
2%
6%
1%
%
6%
6 %
6%
50%
80%
23%
Sale
1%
%
52%
Sale
78
Sale
22% Sale
14%
11%
12%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12%
1
5
\**
83
Sale
10%
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
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17%
Sale
17
Sale
15%
1%
16%
16%
Sale
16
Sale
17
Sale
16%
Sale
16
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1%
Sale
Sale
15
16
Oct.
Oct.
26
15
6% Oct.
1% Oct.
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5% Oct.
4% Oct.
5% Oct.
50% Oct.
80% Oct.
19
Oct.
Sale
7
28% Oct.
22
31
16% Oct.
3
Oct.
16
9
25
31
31
31
10
9
25
23
23
8
7
1% Oct.
% Oct.
7
Oct.
6% Oct.
6% Oct.
5
1% June 13
% Aug.
1
3% May 23
3% June 11
3% May 24
1% May 17
% June
1
4% June
Sept. 30
20
61
Jan.
32
16% Apr.
8
8% Apr.
4
2% Jan.
4
2% Apr. 24
7
Apr.
4
6% Oct. 31
7% Apr.
8
2% Apr. 16
2
MTar. 7
1
54
Oct.
June
88
Oct.
5
17
43
1
55
May 21
59% Feb. 28
88
Oct. 17
24% Oct.
2
19
Oct.
32% Mar. 20
25
28
15
Oct.
25
11% Oct.
12% Oct.
2
1
2
2
16% Sale
16
16%
26%
M S
33%
Sale
43
S
31
16
28
2
25
18
25
17% Oct.
17% Oct.
17
Oct.
26
30
23
23
16
Oct.
16
Sale
16
Oct.
25
16
Oct.
23
"77""
73% Oct.
24
26% Oct.
34% Oct.
14
4
25
28
Sale
Sale
35
18
Oct.
9
41% Oct.
14
41
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
55%
59% "56" Sale" 56
105% Sale
105% Oct.
105% Sale
59
105% 106
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
44%
7% May 21
8
May 23
8% June 10
3
Oct.
13
6
19% June
1% Oct. 28
May 21
May 21
May 28
May 21
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12% June ll
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12% May 22
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Oct.
16% Oct.
18
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17
Oct.
75
Oct.
18
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Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
43% Oct.
58% Oct.
105% Occ.
26%
36%
36%
41%
29
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60
18
1
2
14
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14
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15
15
71
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5% Oct.
25
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16%
36%
35%
29
Oct.
15
73
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15% Oct.
16%
15%
1%
16%
15%
16%
29
16
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16%
16
71
10% Oct.
8% Oct.
9% Oct.
3
Oct.
Sale
Sale
1%
17
Sale"
June
11
June 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21 %
Apr.
2
4
2
4
4
20% Mar. 28
Jan.
3
21% Apr.
21% Apr.
21 % Apr.
4
4
3
21% Apr.
3
2% Jan.
2
4
21 %
Apr.
4
20% Mar. 28
21 % Apr.
4
21 % Apr.
3
79
May
1
27% Sept. 11
28% Sept. 17
36% Sept. 20
Sept. 16
Sept. 20
44% Sept. 16
20% May
20
May
20
May
25
May
24
May
Aug.
48
Oct.
14
Jan.
25
17
31
28
17
9
14
14
June
103
19%
15%
16%
8%
107
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100
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60
72
41%
40
A
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Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
May 27 ll'0% Feb.
May 22| 112% Oct.
95% May 22 104% Oct.
Jan.
62
86
Sept. 4
Oct. 14
44
56% Jan.
14
44
Oct.
14
44
25
43% Oct.
43
Oct.
25
5 110% Oct.
1 112% Oct.
3 104% Oct.
3
Oct.
70
14
45
Oct.
29
105
31
103
28
26
104%
Sale
66%
Oct.
Oct.
44
%
%
1%
B
%
%
1)
Sale
68
73
123
124
33%
J
35
Sale
24 109% Oct.
30 116% Oct.
30
14 101n3iOct.
14
60
Sale
65%
102%
106%
105%
66%
65% Oct.
Sale
102% Oct.
Sale
106% Oct.
104
Oct.
Sale
11
1
10
41% Oct.
38
Oct.
3
24
17
7
Oct.
23
23 102% Oct.
28 107% Oct.
23
1 105% Oct.
24
23
67
17
21
% Oct.
4
1% Oct.
% Oct.
% Oct.
106% Sale
104% Oct.
104% Oct.
104% 105% 105% Sale
65
62
75
122
122%
39
Oct.
40%
36%
39% 38
37%
48
38% Sale
38% Oct.
% Oct.
1% Oct.
21
%
%
%
%
%
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1%
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1%
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105
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
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21
21
21
8
%
%
%
1%
10
21
21
21
10
4
Apr. 18
Feb.
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
25
Sept. 21
Feb.
Apr.
14
8
7
3
% Oct. 21
Apr. 30
% Apr. 26
1% Oct. 21
% Apr. 26
% Apr. 29
B
%
S
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Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Aug.
Feb.
100% May
102
May
May
Apr. 30
1%
%
%
23
1%
15 106%
14 105%
9
36
39% Oct.
16
31% May 24
63
Oct.
21
Oct.
21
31
28
11
31
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
71
June 19
7 124% Jan.
June
Jan.
8
25
26
119
1
30
Oct.
41
11
21
21
31
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Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
9 106% Oct.
3 105% Oct.
28
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
%
%
%
%
21
5
Sale
Mar. 16
% Aug.
7
% Apr. 22
4
21
70 %
64
June 19
102
May 18 103
103% May 21 107%
99% May 24 106%
21
1% Oct.
43% Oct. 25 56%
34% June
7 47%
27
44%
May 21
24% May 22 39
104% May 24 109 %
112% June
6 120
100% July 16| 101%
21
%
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Oct.
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%
102
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%
%
%
8
0
67%
103
%
%
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Sale
110
.—
104
O
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40%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10117ijOct.
M S
O
65
43%
42%
108% 109
116%
107
1954 MN
1948 J
D
44
101"«
42%
39%
35%
108%
Sale
O
44
79
101173»
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Sale
A
64
45
116
Sale
106
j
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43%
41%
39%
35%
108%
116%
67%
102%
A
43%
43%
65
MN
A
70
64
75
61
79
101%
D
110% 109% Oct.
110% 110
Sale 112% Sale 111% Oct.
Sale 104% Sale 103% Oct.
44
' Sale
1941 MN
F
111%
103%
68
51
36%
108%
116%
J
110
40
1955 M N
1968,/ D
1947 M N
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1945 J
For footnotes, see page 30.
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a
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6
Sale
2000 J
4s April 1914 coupon off
1951
a Assent warr & rets No 4 onl951
76,000
National Steel 1st M 3s
1965
102,000
Nat Supply 1st mtge 3%s______ly54
t a Naugatuck RR 1st
16
6%
1%
4%
28%
coupon off
1977
Assent warr & rets No 5 on 1977
7,000 t a New England RR
a Cons guar 4s
13,000
73
22%
April 1914
a
Ik**
70
66
a Assent warr & rets No 4 onl957
4s April 1914 coupon on
1977
4s
26%
15
c,
64
56
Sale
6%
1%
%
A
Nat RR of Mex prior lien 4%s—
♦a Assent warr & rets No 4 on. 1926 A
6,000
a 4s April 1914
coupon on
1951 A
"i",66o
A
1955 a O
1955 a O
Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A.. 1978
49,000
4,000 HNational Acme 4 %s extended 1 .946
H National Dairy Prod deb 3%s ww '51
416,000
Nat Distillers Products 3 %s
1949
149,000
National Rys of Mexico—
a 4%8 Jan 1914
coupon on_1957
3,000
a 4%s July 1914 coupon on. 1957
3,000
a 4%s July 1914
coupon off. 1957
8,000
16,000
24%
15%
m S
A
1965 a
6s debentures
Montana Power 1st & ref 3%s_.1966
380,000
20,000 Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series A. 1941
General & refunding 5s A
. -1955
6,000
Gen & ref 5s series B
1955
1,000
"3",000
MN
a
A'Jertifieatts of deposit
2,000
a Refunding & Improv't 4%s_1977
36,000
a c ertificates of deposit
262.000
*
a Sec 5% notes
1938
5,000
ACertificates of deposit..
55,000
Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991
12,000
6,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A -1960
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
1st mtge 4Ms
1960
89,000
49,000
A
a
102,600
214,000
87,000
181.000
181,000
2,000
449,000
50%
63%
29%
14%
16%
7%
a
778,000
AV
Sale
19
1962
1978
adjust 5s series A Jan 1967
Certificates of
Sale
_
-.1962
t AMissouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & refund 5s series A
a
li*
26
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Prior lien 5s series A
a General
2
j
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Pr lien mtge 4%s ser D
ACiim
Sale
6
57
18
6%
j
g
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
297,000
92,000
66,000
169,000
73
30%
5%
1%
F
5%s
--1949 M S
Alst ref 5 %s series B.
1978 J J
22,000
89,000 j AMissouri-Illinois RR 5s ser A. .1959
Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s
1990
268,000
a
49
4
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43% May
13
7
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1940]
Sales in
go
October
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
g5>
14,000 New England T & T 30-yr 5s A.1952 J D
17,000
1st g 45*s series B
1961 MN
26" 666
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s
N J Pow & Light 1st 45*8
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser
1986
F
7,000
50,000
10,000
50,000
189.606
_
1955
1st & ref 5s series B
1954 A O
549,000
Ask
Bid
*70"
345*
1956
Alst 45*s series D
ACertificates of
1956
F
A
32 5*
Sale
305*
375*
"40"
34
18
1945
J
J
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1998 F
_
A
10-year 3 5*s secured s f
1946 A O
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2013 A O
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MN
Conv secured 3
1952
5*s
J
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8
28
35
Oct.
32
Oct.
28
35
Oct.
Oct.
23
32
Oct.
665* Oct.
295* Oct.
55
June 12
21
May 21
25
24
2
25
23
33
Sale
305* Oct.
1
33 5* Oct.
34
Oct.
1
37
Oct.
19
17 33
25 113
Oct.
Oct.
26
25
32
38
315* Oct.
107
113
635*
Sale
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89
Sale
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645* Sale
625* Sale
605* Sale
61
78M
J
86
59
F
A
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79%
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575*
835*
965*
Oct.
655*
60
62
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89
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%H
2
.
Jan.
23
May 24
May 24
24
3
285* June 18
26
June 20
235* May 23
29
27
25
111
Feb.
1285* Oct.
605* July
9
15
Jan.
30
109
785* Feb. 23
61
Sept. 24
105 5* July
1065* Jan.
715* Feb.
33
Mar.
30
Jan.
395* Apr.
375* Mar.
375* Mar.
37
Apr.
365* Mar.
325* Apr.
10
18
8
14
13
Mar. 14
May 21
40
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Jan.
31 113
15
25
Oct.
52
115*
4s.
J Y& Putnam 1st con guar 4s..
N Y & Queens El Lt & Pi* 3 Ms..
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102
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65
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16
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20
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62
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22
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60
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28
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4
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18
65
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74
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3
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1095* Oct.
3
3
106%t Oct.
16
17
28
1
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5
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16
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18
71
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30
80
Oct.
25
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16
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4
11
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20
1
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1
14
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9
16
Oct.
4
8
Oct.
Oct.
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Oct.
Oct.
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Oct.
Oct.
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115* May
11
May
10
May
10
May
125* May
195* June
25* May
12
May
58
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3
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85
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27
25
25
28
21
10
15
21
31
22
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16
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27 5* Oct.
8
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165*
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185*
305*
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19
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28
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103
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9
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11
545* Oct.
1
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1
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1055*
19 106 5* Oct.
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9 5* Oct.
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8
10
11
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54
60
Sale
111
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92
96
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105*
Oct.
9
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1105* Oct.
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94 5*
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15
685*
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104
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7
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16
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14
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24
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11
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15
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5 109
21 104
31
Oct.
15
Oct.
2
Oct.
11
31
31
9
14
Oct.
8
14
Oct.
5
Apr.
6
Apr. 13
8
8
6
8
13
Apr. 16
Apr.
8
May
6
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
May 16
Sept. 25
Sept. 20
105
May 21 1085* Jan. 23
1005* May 23 1065* May
9
101
9
Apr.
Jan
Mar. 14
Mar.
8
15
8
15
11
965* June
8
May
75* May
Mar. 14
Mar.14
Apr.
21
4
28
22
14
29
11
21
21
107
8
May 22
55* Jan
55* Jan.
395* Jan.
106
May
805* Sept.
78
May
3 5* May
107 % May
May
5
Oct.
11
Oct.
15
Jan.
8
Feb.
7
Sept. 13
May
6
Apr. 27
Apr. 27
31
135* Oct.
31
1354 Oct.
31
Oct.
10
135* Oct.
735* Oct.
31
Oct.
31
54 5* Jan.
22
Apr. 27
725* Oct.
31
69
10
7254 Oct. 31
1265* May 1ft
107 5* Apr.
8
106 5* May
2
1085* May
70
Sale
1255*
105?*
106
1065*
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
28 1065* Oct.
8 106
Oct.
3
30 1065*
Oct.
3
118
17 118
5 109
Oct.
Oct.
17
114
Jan.
5
107
May 18 109
45
69
10 126
16
108
1125* 108
70
68
Oct.
1
725* Oct.
30
715* Oct.
30
15
755* Oct.
455* Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
55
Oct.
3
2
30
685* Oct.
2
30
60
Oct.
Oct. 30
60
Oct.
1
31 1105* Oct.
24
-
Oct.
Oct.
1245*
1045*
1045*
1055*
Oct.
Oct.
1155*
8
Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
245* Apr.
365* Apr.
May 24
Sale
Apr. 25
Jan.
8
Feb. 23
20
Mar. 15
Oct.
54 5*
1105*
30
18
8
Oct.
23
19
25
18
8
24
Sept. 26
15
31
8
Oct.
8
Oct
Oct.
16
85* June 17
97
May 21 100
60
435* June
7
64
50
July
1
795* Oct.
3 88
65
Feb. 26
865*
145* Oct.
155* Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 25
21
Oct.
Oct.
Apr. 12
Sept. 17
30
80
145* Oct.
Oct.
3
22
22
3
Oct.
61
7
14
Oct.
555* Oct.
605* Oct.
88
Oct.
86 5* Oct.
Oct.
72
Oct.
1135* June 11 1185* Feb.
9
3
14
74
70
Oct.
735* Oct.
615* Oct.
885* Oct.
455* May
W* May
73
May
805* June
66
May
101
May
1045* June
465* June
46
May
1045* May
18
15
175* Sale
8
Sept. 24
61
Oct.
155*
5
66
98
795* Oct.
865* Oct.
20
Sale
855* Sept. 24
535* June 18
485* June 19
18 1205* May 29 1265* Jan.
Oct.
102
545*
555*
60 5* Sale
75 5*
88
855* 105
775*
89
1055* 117
M S
Oct.
1
Oct.
31 1068sj Oct.
3
55
Oct.
1
60
Oct.
30 1105* Oct.
28 Ill
Oct.
11654 Oct.
-
15
100
106
1065*
515* Oct.
505* Oct.
109
1095* 10954
1065* Sale
~ —
Sale
1245*
Sale
1165* 1175* 117
Oct.
106 5* Oct.
Sale
123
100
106
Sale
Sale
1055* Sale
106
1974
22
91
905* Sale
885* Sale
IOO^j Sale
725*
126/
Sale 125 5*
106 M 1065* 1045*
104 5* Sale
104 5*
1225*
M S
Sale
Va
O
A.. 1974
3
59
155* Sale
155* Sale
13 5* Sale
155* Sale
42
1105*
86
885*
45*
1105*
1095*
1035*
Sale
Sale
3
A
A
735* Oct.
615* Oct.
885* Oct.
109
165*,
165*'
$5*
A
F
30
Sale
255*
m
F
FA
Oct.
Sale
705*
1065* 1085*
5
M S
69
107 5* 1065*
Sale
75
1045* 106
J
D
7
2
54
J
J
Oct.
10
A
J
61
25
1095* Sale
F
J
28
Oct.
83 5*
J
MN
Oct.
585* Oct.
O
1951 MN
59
885* Oct.
86 M Oct.
55* Sale
605*
M
A O
Niag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A__
34,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5Ms.. 1950 MN
184,000 ♦{ ANorfolk South 1st & ref 5s A. 1961 FA
1,000 North Cent gen & ref 5s ser
Gen & ref 45*s series A.
2,000
155*
155*
155*
195*
325*
MN
1958 J
ACtfs of dep (issued by reorgan¬
3,000
1961
ization manager)
1941
49,000 ♦{ANorfolk & South 1st g 5s
ACtfs of dep (issued by organ¬
28,000
1941
ization manager)
120,000 Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g 4s_ 1996
1949
38,000 North Amer Co deb 3 Ms
1954
Debenture 35*s
61,000
-•
1959
Debenture 4s
62,000
15
185*
1993 A O
1965 MN
101,000 New York Steam Corp 35*8-.-.. 1963
48,000 { * AN Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5s. 1937
♦
1937
ASecond gold 4 M s
12,000
1940
♦AGeneral gold 5s
7,000
—
ATcrminal 1st gold 5s—--— 1943
11,000
1967
23,000 N Y Tel ref 3 34 s series B
1946
6,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
6s stamped
54,000
149,000 {•aNY Westches & Bos 1st 45*s 1946
20,000 Niagara Falls Power 35*s_-_--- 1966
1955
9,000
16
D
J
59
85:
75
15
J
2
Sale
1255* Sale
1175*
MS
O
655* Oct.
Sale
86 5*
90
1105* Sale
63
MN
21
88
61
J
1940 A
Oct.
Sale
85
Sale
J
1957
1967
1954
1992
1955
1942
1
64
59
110
MN
J
965* Oct.
855* Oct.
98*
655* Oct.
4
915* Oct. 1 4
605* Oct.
3
665* Oct.
3
645* Sept. 23
68 5* May 28
85
June
3
Oct.
Sale
655*
64
Sale
885*
865*
106 5*
1065*
515*
505*
*
975*
705*
595*
83 5*
77
Saia
64
Oct.
Oct.
83 5* Oct.
Sale
Sale
ATN
MN
9
28
23
21
21
21
445* May
74
May
38
May
43
May
425* May
Oct,.
Oct.
Sale
705*
495* Sale
1973
1942
1943
1941
J
14
655*
915*
605*
665*
85
Sale
109
535*
625*
J
30
58
105%
105 M 107
100 5^
1955
1956
1956
1948
-
Sale
Sale
MN
1947 M S
1947 A O
9
28
575* Oct.
625* Oct.
605* Oct.
Sale
65
AfN
J
645* Sale
895* Sale
58 5* Sale
645* Sale'
635* Sale
595*
585*
35*8---—.--- 2000
A.. 1973
N Y Lack & Western 4s ser
Sale
Sale
109
1st lien & ref 3 Ms series E—1966
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR. ~
aN Y Prov & Boston gen
76.000
30
4
19
325* Oct.
315* Oct.
.33
Oct.
Sale
A
5|s— 1954 A
2,000
15,000
18 1055* Oct.
24
Sale
1998
46,000
Guar 45*s series B_------•
•
6.000 aNYLE&W Coal & RR 55*s.
1,000
A Dock & impt 1st 5s
14,000 N Y & Long Branch gen 4s....
{aNY New Haven & Hartford—
27,000
ANon-conv debenture 4s
2,000
ANon-conv debenture 3
46,000
ANon-conv debenture 3.
58,000
ANon-conv debenture 4s.
110,000
ANon-conv debenture 4s
63,000
AConvertible debenture 3 Ms..
532,000
AConvertible debenture 6s
*
305,000
ACollateral trust 6s
ADebenture 4s
49,000
465,000
Alst & ref 4 Hs ser of 1927. — .
24,000
{iHarlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s.
131,000 {aN Y Ont & West 1st g 4s
AGeneral 4s
4,000
14,000
7
23
61
F
1,000 *aN Y & Greenwood Lake 5s.. 1946 M N
51". 000
3
Oct.
645* Oct.
74 h
55
1998
1942
St Louis—
Refunding 55*s series A
1974 A O
Refunding 45*s series O — ...1978 M S
4s collateral trust
1946 F A
N Y & Harlem g
Oct.
11
15
"
20
23
11
28
RR—
32,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5s...1948 J D
93,000
Purchase money coll tr g 4s. .1949 FA
5~2~666
715* Oct.
61
21
43
Sale
FA
169,000
47,000
1st mtge 3 5*s extended to
1947 A O
461,000
3-year 6% notes
..1941 A O
152,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 45*s A..1953 F A
11,000
1st gtd 5s series B
1953
115,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s..—
1951
30,000
Convertible 5% notes
1947
129,000 N Y Edison 3Ks series D___ —1965
j 49,000
2
28 105
28 5* Oct.
335*
30
New York Chicago &
1,406,000
1045* Oct.
32
157'" :::::
Oct.
June
July
Mar.
June
45
May
102 5* Jan.
1015* May
Oct.
29
30
20
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
122
May 15 1285* Jan. 10
1225*
605*
105 5*
64 5*
305*
A
O
Oct.
60
Sale
1954
Alst 55*s series A.
ACertificates of deposit
70
1045* Oct.
3 107
Sale
20
—
273,000 N Y O & H R g mtge 3 5*s
230,000
Debenture 4s of 1912
50,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 5*s
62,000
Mich Cent coll g 35<fs
437,000
70
Sale
33
—
deposit
1065* Oct.
1
Highest
Lowest
1255* Oct.
1275-4 Oct.
105
Sale
37
35% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
'
Sale Prices
18 12654 Oct.
10 1285* Oct.
9
126 h 125
1285* 1285*
70
615*
107
1065*
1275*
615*
1065*
685*
605*
1045*
1045*
655*
255*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
31
Ask Bid
126
—
Alst mtge gold 5s series C
ACertificates of deposit
New York Central
540,000
343,000
Oct.
129 M
28
ACertificates of deposit
iFirst 5s series B
ACertificates of deposit
5,000
5,000 Npt & Cin B gen gu g 45*s
2,634,000
1,209,000
1
127
125 y»
107M Sale
69
745*
56
52 5*
105 M 106
105 M Sale
67
685*
29 M
34 5*
73,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar—1953
22,000 {*aN O Tex & Mex income 5s—1935
117",660
Oct.
1940
A
1960
6,000
A 1983
35,000 N O & N'eastern ref 45*s ser A.1952
57,000 New OrleansP S 1st & ref 5s A. .1952
63,000
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2,
Bid
S
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
1175* June 5
1025* May 15
101
May 28
1025* May 24
29 118
Oct.
Oct.
17
5
725* Oct.
30
{Northern Ohio Ry—
7,000
Alst gtd g 5s—
Alst mtge g 5s (stamped
lation of guarantee)
—.1945
cancel¬
ACertificates of deposit
—.
554,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s. -1997
Gen & lien ry & Id gt 3s_.Jan 2047
308,000
Ref & impt 434s series A
245,000
2047
Ref & impt 6s series B
2047
1,380,000
Ref & impt 5s series O
127,000
2047
Ref & impt 5s series D
131,000
2047
88,000 Northern States Power 35*8 -..1967
N'western Teleg 45*s extended.1944
—
_
_
1,000 { AOgden & Lake Ch 1st guar g 4sl948
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
1943
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s
1965
1st mtge 4s
23,000
1967
1st mtge 3 54s
85,000
1972
1966
33.000 Oklahoma Gas & Elec 35*s
4s debentures
1946
35,0,00
1943
44,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s.
1945
1,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1946
23,000 Oregon RR & Nav Con g 4s
66,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s. .1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped
9,000
1946
103,000 Ore-Wash RR & Nav 1st & ref 4s 1961
1962
266,000 Otis Steel 1st mtge 45*s A
1946
15,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
1964
135,000 Pacific Gas & El 4s series G
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series H..1961
80,000
1st & ref mtge 3 Hs series I—1966
76,000
see page
30.
-
35
.
98",000
For footnotes
68
Sale
Mar.
1
1945
685* Sale
42
Sale
46
Sale
49
745* Sale
44
Sale
54
Sale
415*
73 5* Sale
43 5* Sale
50
525*
63 5* Sale
56 5* Sale
555* Sale
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
1095* Sale
95
75*
1085*
1085*
1085*
1065*
1065*
110
Sale
106
Sale
107.9
108
665* Sale
595* Sale
59 5* Sale
110 5* Sale
110
101
57
49
Sale
Sale
1055* 1175*
1105* Sale
116
117
1185*
1055* Sale
765* Sale
59
Sale
113
Sale
1125* Sale
108 k 1095*
525*
625*
545*
545*
1095*
101
95*
Sale
405* Apr. 29
43
1085*
107 5*
1095*
1095*
1095*
105 5*
Sale
Oct.
3 5*
45* Oct.
1085*
Oct.
1085* 1065* 10654 106
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
109
109
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
1095*
1095* Sale
1085* Oct.
106
105
105
103 5*
Sale
103
1005* 1175* 1005* 1175*
1115* 1115*
1115*
1165*
1165*
1175* Sale 1175* Sale
102 5*
Oct.
1025* Oct.
101
Oct.
765*
Sale
Sale
1115* Oct.
1165* Oct.
1175* Oct.
106k Oct.
765* Oct.
55
113 5*
60
65
595*
Sale 1125* Sale
1125* Oct.
112
Sale
106
107
1105* Sale
1065* Sale
83
59
Oct.
111
Sale
111
1105*
Sale
1095* Oct.
Oct.
1
405* Apr. 29
3
595* June 10 755* Oct.
315* May 21
455* Sept. 23
55
Oct.
2
335* May 21
45
May 21
685* Oct.
2
Oct.
1
405* May 23 60
40
60
Oct.
1
May 21
1055* May 28 1105* Sept. 25
95
May
8 95
May
8
Oct.
4
11 110
Oct.
24 1095* Oct.
24
1
35* May
1075* July
May
1045* May
1015* May
1075* May
17 1055* Oct.
1 103
Oct.
11 101
Oct.
8
103
May
107
15
90
93
June
Iff5* Oct.
10
1085* Jan. 11
2
1055* Feb.
1115* Mar. 4
4
45* Oct.
4
29
1085* Oct.
2
29 110
3
2 Il7
Oct.
14 11754 Oct.
2 1065* Oct.
11
29
1
9
23
105
July
May
1125* June
113
May
104
May
68
May
108
85* Jan.
1085* Jan.
1095* Jan.
110
Apr.
110
May
1105* Jan.
Feb.
23
2
5
-
3
2
11
9
118,5* Mar. 26
119
Mar. 18
1075* Apr.
83
Oct,
5
23
605* Jan.
27
1
83
Oct.
2
60
Oct.
2
22 113 5* Oct.
31 1125* Oct.
Oct.
9 111
1
109 5* May 28 1135* June 24
2
108
24
53
May 31
May 22 1125* Jan. 10
1055* May 28 111
Sept. 5
N. Y. STOCK
38
Sales in
Value
N. Y. STOCK
Jan. 2,
Ask
Bid
32,000 ♦iPacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s..1938 F A
5,000
*A2d extended gold 5s
1938 J J
18,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 3 %s series B..1966 A O
23,000
Ref mtge 3%s series C
1966
5,000 Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4%s—1955
37,000 Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A -1952
Paramount Broadway Corp—
34,000
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs
1955
Paramount Pictures Inc—
114,000
3 Me conv debenture
1947
15,000
J
109M 109 M
110M 110M
101%
104M 105
D
J
J
M S
F
80
A
48 M
M S
83 M
6s
1944 A O
G & E 5s—1949 M S
iPaulista Ry 1st & ref 7s ser A. .1942 M S
84M
44
41M
125
124
Paterson & Passaic
67 M
Sale
Pennsylvania Co—
A 102 M
Guar 3Mb coll tr ctfs ser B...1941
D 104 %
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs ser C
1942
J
D 105% 106
Guar g 3^s tr ctfs ser D—__-1944
M N 104 M 104 %
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s ser E—1952
224,000
Sale
28-year 4s
1963 F A 103
J D
Penna Glass Sand 1st mtge 3 %s 1960
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
75,000
97 M Sale
1st & ref gold 4%s series A...1977
100
94
4%s series B
—1981
160,OOu
108 M Sale
Pennsylvania Power & Lt 3%s—1969
„
8,000
3,000
1.00U
69,000
67,000
4Ms debentures
8,000
Penn RR consoi gold 4s
55,000
Consol gold 4s
26,000
1974
1943
1948
Stamped dollar bonds. _ - - -1948
Gen mtge 3 Ms series C._
1970
Consol 4%s issue of 1915----I960
General 4 Ms series A
1965
General 5s series B
1968
Debenture gold .4 %s
1970
General 434s series D_
1981
Gen mtge 4 Ms series E
1984
240,000
23,000
762,000
143,000
466,000
508,000
205,000
822,000
Conv deb 3 34s
2,000
109
1C9M
113% 114M
MN
113% Sale
O
A
88 M
118
Sale
J
101M
Sale
J
108
Sale
A
%Vi
A
J
308,000
76,000
44,000
5,000
20,000
55,000
243,000
271,000
265,000
299,000
34,000
1st g 4Ms
5sseries.A,~1956 J—J
—--1956 J
4s
General g 4Ms series C
General 4Ms series D__
Phila Co secured
gold 5s
ref 3 Ms
Phila Electric 1st &
1 APhila & Read O & I
AConvertible deb 6s
J
1943 M N
1974 F A
1977
J
J
1981
J
D
J
D
1967
1967
ref 5s—1973
M S
J
—1949 M
J
J
S
Pgh Cine Chicago & St LouisCon 4 Ms series B guar g
1942 A O
Con 4Mb series C guar g
1942 M1V
Con 4s series D guar g
1945 M N
"
Y.666
9,000
3,000
53,000
72,000
156,000
2,000
62,000
114,000
278,000
Con 3 Ms series E guar g
Con 4s series F guar g
-7
1953 J D
Con 4s series G guar g
1957 M N
Con 4s series H guar g—-—1960 F A
Con 4 Ms series I g
1963 F A
Con 4,%s series J guar
1964 MN
Gen guar 5s series A
1970 J D
General g 5s series B
1975 A O
General 4 Ms series O
1977 J J
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s
1943 MJV
Pitts & West Va 1st 4Ms ser A.1958 J D
1st mtge 4Mb series B
1959 A O
1st mtge 4Mb series C
---I960 A O
Pitts Y & Ash 1st gen 4s ser A. .1948 J D
1st gen 5s series B
1962 F A
1st gen 5s series O
1974 J D
1st 4Ms series D
1977 J" D
J
nnR t APorto Rican Am Tobac conv 6sl942 J
J
108 % 109%
108
116
115
107 M 108 M
103 M 108
95
99
108
43
~45%
44 M
44 M
Sale
Sale
110M
106
80 M Sale
106%
62 M Sale
J
J
17,000 PotomacElecPower 1st M3%s_1966
J
J
109
1951 J
J
80
61M
64M
ACertificates of deposit
,
4,000: t AProvidence Secur deb 4s gu—1957 MN
60
t AProvidence Terminal 1st 4s—1956 M S
iO.OOO public Service El & Gas 3 Ms-—1968 J
J 110M
Sale
84 M
4M
------
1,000
1st & ref mtge 5s
1st & ref mtge 8s
46.000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 3%s_
J 146
2037 J
2037 J D 219
1968 A O 109
52,000 Purity Bakeries Corp sf g 5s—1948 J
60,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s—1951
409,000
Gen & ref 4%s series A
—1997
145,000
Gen & ref 4Ms series B_
--1997
223,000 Remington Rand deb 4 Ms w w.1956
14,000
4 Ms without warrants
1956
Rensselaer & Saratoga 1st gu 6s 1941
713,000 Republic Steel Corp 4%s ser B__1961
93,000
Purch money 1st 5%s .-onv.. 1954
379,000
Gen mtge 4Ms series O
1956
57,000 Revere Copper & Brass 1st 4
1956
1,000 ARheinelbe Union s f g 7s
1946
10,000
a3 Ms assented
--1946
------
_
ARima Steel
s
J
Sale
J
77 M
Sale
M S
M S
99 M
MN
100 %
Sale
A
Sale
MN
Sale
MN
J
100 H
J
19 M
1952 MN
1953 F A
-1955 A O
1952 M S
1955 F A
f 7s
4,000 J ARutland RR 4%s stpd--
1941
_
40
76
June
8
47
Oct.
31
36
31
Oct.
31
100% Oct.
105M Oct.
105M Oct.
105M Oct.
100M Oct.
105M Oct.
105M Oct.
23
Oct.
25
Oct.
105M Oct.
28
Sale
Sale
42M Oct.
100% Sale
105
105M
105M
Sale
107
105M 105M 104
104
103 M
Oct.
60
Sale
100M
105M
105M 107
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
109 M
Sale
108 M
Sale
Sale
107 M
Sale
113
107
103
Oct.
10
Sale
109M
31
110M Oct.
16
109
Oct.
10
107M
113M
113M
94M
121M
105M
112M
93M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
101
Oct.
25
101
Oct.
26
89h Oct.
109M Oct.
107h Oct.
107M Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
92%
Sale
99 M
Sale
99 M
Sale
M
100 M
100M
Sale
Sale
Sale
87 M
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
89
Oct.
92
Sale
94
121M
105M
113 M 115
120M
103M
109M
92M
99M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
99M Oct.
87M Oct.
113M ®ct.
105M 106
105M 106
107 M 108
110% Sale
14
96
May 21
1
97 M Feb.
104 M May 22
100
May 22
104
110
110M
105
119
109M
117M 122
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25
4
Sale
12*
D
49
J
J
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A
O
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12M
M S
17
7
9
23
5
7
109
103 M
58
71M
Sale
Sale
91M
98
100
90
Sale
M S
A
O
J
J
20
Oct.
5
112
Aug. 31 118
Oct.
24
106
June 10 112
Oct.
24
7
104 M May 311108% May
May 28 106% Aug. 22
100
111% Mar. 12
June
108
18% Sept. 24
9M May
Sept. 21
5
2M May
8% Feb. 21
May
4
Sept. 23
Sept.
14
2
7
8
11
30
112% Feb.
9
Oct.
31
108
Feb.
108% Feb.
28
112
Jan.
4
104M May
110
Aug.
2
Feb.
110
Oct.
8
108 M July
105
May
111
Sept. 25
Sept.
103
15
30
105M Aug.
107 M Sept.
1
109
22
Oct.
Oct.
16
26
31
31
1 103M
8
9
Oct.
Oct.
63M Oct.
63M Oct.
31
8 108M
9
64
Oct.
2
2
2
108
Mar.
115
July
114M June
99 M May
99 M June
92
June
108 M Aug.
40
May
40
May
102
28
Aug.
8
119% Sept. 24
110
9
118
May
111
Oct.
31
8 111
Oct.
31
5 103% Oct.
19 108% Oct.
31
8
63% Oct.
63% Oct.
2
Oct.
2
64
2
40
May
102
June
4'106% Apr. 23
110M
Mar.
7 117
Sept. 23
90
Sale
90M
100 M
71M Oct.
75M Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 100Vs Oct.
31
100
Il2M
90
90
100
■91"
90
111M 112M 111M Oct.
147 M Sale
147M Oct.
215M
109
Oct.
109M Sale
104 M 104
Sale
63 M
1 109M
1
26
31 147%
31
8
7 104% Oct.
22
8
99 h
Sale
101M
Sale
99 M
100
101
101M 100
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
107% Feb.
23
Jan.
100% Oct. 31
91
Aug.
9
100% Oct. 24
91
Aug.
2
110% Mar. 30
94% Oct. 31
81% June
58% Jan.
81% June
106% June
79
Jan.
5
2% Oct.
1
3
64% Oct.
78% Oct.
21
Oct.
21
Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
29
79
1 101%
14 100%
21
140
113
May
May 28 150
Sent.
108
Jan.
5
63% Mar. 16
Apr. 19
Mar.
214
Oct.
10
78 M
78
17
25 110% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
31
Oct.
3
23
58
62
Sale
Oct.
94h Oct.
26 112% Oct.
74M Oct.
74% Oct.
99M Oct.
Sale
10
7
5
Jan.
59
64% Aug.
63%
Oct.
75
Sale
8
24
2
104
74 H
Sale
90M Oct.
2 100M Oct.
1
90M Oct.
81% Jan.
104
75M Sale
106M
100 M
62 M
4|226
May 13
May
3
8
May 28 110% Oct.
106
Mar. 27
99% June 10 105
64%
50
May 23
60% May 22 78%
62% June 11 79
89% June 11 102
90
June 10 100%
Oct.
3
Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
100
100
103
July
31
26 117 M Oct.
1 Ill
Oct.
17 Ill
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
109M 109M 108M Oct.
94 M Sale
Sale
90
Oct.
2M
2M Oct.
2M
4M
75
147 M 153
215M
110M Sale
101M
106M
101 %
Feb.
24
93 M May
31
7
31
8
19
Aug.
3 -65"- "Octrr™"3"
7
67% Oct.
May 28
May 28 111% Jan. 10
45
23 119
•
14
22
99 M
106 M
100
104
May 24 118% Oct.
July
71
Aug. 26
Mar. 26
108M Sept. 16 110%
117
111M
26
107
105
66
Oct.
7
22 109
Oct.
25
May 22 101
2
Oct.
62 M
103 M
25
4
Oct.
24
8
Sale
M
Oct.
Lp June
45
3
Oct.
58
Sale
26
Oct.
70%
Aug. 30
10
3M May 21
106 M Jan. 24 110%
75
27
May
8 110
54
101M
108 M
62 M
21
Oct.
43 M
Oct.
Sale
111
30
Oct.
43
4
110
Sale
111
25
Oct.
7
23
62
Sale
108
19
Sale"
104
101
105M 105M 105M Oct.
104 H Sale
101 % Oct.
103 H 102 H Sale
102H Oct.
Sale
Sale
9 104
30 106% Oct.
1
Oct.
25 103% Oct.
25
Oct.
18
1 104%
9
5 104
90% June
103
May 21 109
Jan. 26 104%
92
6 103%
98% June
Oct.
29
Mar. 25
Oct.
38
Oct.
18
32M Oct.
24
34% Oct.
29
Oct.
10
31
29 M
22M Oct.
17M
23
"27" Sale
22M Oct.
17 M
25
Oct.
26M Sale
17 M
106M Oct.
106 M 107M 106 M Sale
12
9
9
12
36
49
36
Oct.
30
36
Sale
34
26M Oct.
26M
27
8
7M
7M Oct.
7M
8
2
2
26% Oct.
26% Oct.
27
Oct.
3
27% Oct.
26M
17
130
Sale
132
26
130
Oct.
38
May
25
6
18
24 107
Oct.
30
16
4
11
Jan.
38
Oct.
14
May
15
23 M
Jan.
34%
19%
26%
26%
29
June 27
27
Oct.
26
15% Jan.
12% May
13
May
14% Feb.
103% May
Oct.
Oct.
27% Oct.
109
Jan.
10% Jan.
June
31
30
16
4
9
20
Mar. 11
Sept. 10 40
Oct. 21
May 281 36
8
5% May 23 12% Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
18
30
21
20
8% Oct.
21
18
36
2
36
9
Oct.
18 130
16 130
Oct.
18
130
18 109% Oct.
9 109% Oct.
18
108% Jan.
8 111 ;
105
May 22 110%
9%
5
May 24
Mar.
7 21
21
Oct.
Oct.
18
109"" "--- 109M
M S
M S
M S
Mar. 25
89
Oct.
58
108 M
107 M
6
16
Mar. 27
89% Oct.
75 H June 11
Jan.
1,0* May 29 116
23 110
Sale"
117
31
7 115
94%
81
May 21
3 121%
115M June
94 M May 21 105%
100M May 21 112%
93%
May 28
79
26
Oct.
109
Sept.
89 M May 22 101
30
21
110M Oct.
Oct.
101
6 115
31
1
105
June
111
110
118M Oct.
117M Oct.
Sale
108M Oct.
Sale
108M Oct.
Sale
101M Oct.
108M Oct.
Sale
58
Oct.
58 h
58M Oct.
2M
25
28
110M June
3
15 105M Oct.
119
90
10
27
28
107 M Oct.
16
23
110
108 h
20
110% Oct.
109% Apr.
7 109% Jan.
30 107M Oct.
105M Oct.
107M Oct.
110M Oct.
106M
110M
90
Feb.
100% Oct. 31 102^ Feb.
Apr.
105 M Oct. 23 106
102
May 24 107 M Mar.
Oct.
99M June
6 107
99
May 21 105Oct.
7
Oct.
15 105
113
Oct.
113M 115
113M H3M 113M Oct.
Sale
92 M
12U%
103 M
Apr.
Mar. 15
May 23 126
56M Sept.24 72
103 H
109%
107 M
107 %
113M
47
19
2
105
105
Sale
101
92% Oct.
6
121
60
60
55
1
51M May
June 13
60
75
June 11
19
23 H
J
1950 MN
75,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4 Ms. -1966
3,000 St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s. 1947
St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s_. 1996
2d gold 6s
1996
Sale
J
J
1,000 t*iRio Grande June 1st guar 5s 1939
232,000 t*ARio Grande Western 1st g 4sl939
44,0001
Alst con & coll tr 4s series A. .1949
10,000 Rochester Gas & El 4Ms ser D.-1977
Gen mtge 3 Ms series B[
1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series 1
2,000
1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series J
1969
5,000
27,000 *1 ARock Is Ark & Louis 1st 4 Ms 1934
Altuhr Chemical 6s
1948
t ARutland-Canadian 4s stpd
1949
For footnotes, see page 39.
103 H 104
J
1953 J
ARhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
149
O
J
—
5,000 a Rhine-West Elec Power 7s
ADirect mortgage gold 6s
65,000
52,000
ACons mtge 6s
35,000
ACons mtge 6s
13,000 Richfield Oil 4s conv deb
3
lliM
223
Sale
A
F
2
92M Oct.
91M
117 M
98 h
106
1942
117.000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
48 M Oct.
4
122
122
115
105
ACertificates of deposit
a6s stamped
11
Oct.
91
47
Sale
46 M
Oct.
46M Oct.
48 H
108 %
J!81^
105
J
7.000
47 M
91 h
45
6
May
Jan. 24
4
103 M May 21 110 M May
Apr. 19
104 M May 21 112
102 M Apr
8 103 M Aug. 22
Apr. 15
103
Oct.
8 105
74
Oct.
5 103
8 104
85
June 10
Mar.
8
71
3 Illh Oct.
111M Oct.
111M
Oct.
103 M 105M 103
103
Oct.
Sale
110
107 M 109
526,000^Portland General Electric 4Ms—1960 M S
£•000.
Sale
108 M
-1949 F A
1st 5s extended to 1950
103 M
49%
Oct.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8
%
J
t*APhilippine Ry lst30-yr s f 4s_l937
ACertificates of deposit
593", 666 Phillips Petroleum conv 3s.--—1948 M S
92,000 Pitts Coke & Iron conv 4Ms A—1952 M S
4,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
Sale
110
——
Sale Prices
79
Oct.
75
Oct.
10
2 110M Oct.
31
Oct.
-
.---—.1980 Af S
deb
1952 J D
series O
Phelps Dodge conv 3 Ms
Phila Bait & Wash 1st g
General 5s series B.
Sale
74
113M Oct.
113M 114
115M Sale
Oct.
118M Oct.
117
117M 117
117%
115
116%
51
Oct.
48M Oct.
50
Sale
46 M "Bo"
69 M Sale
50% Oct.
49
Oct.
50
Sale
46%
5M Oct.
4M Oct.
6
4M
4M
5M
7%
9..
110M Oct.
107 % 110M 108
110M 110M Oct.
106 M 110M
75
Oct.
71
Oct.
72 M Sale
72 M Sale
6o""""*Scil 0
Sale" "63" "Sale"" ~^07rUcCr-29 65 " GCtr.
r ~6 2
58
Sale
Sale
63 ~ Oct. 23
67M Oct.
65
64 % Sale
59 M Sale
107
Oct. 26 108M Oct.
108M Sale
106% Sale
110M Sale
Sale
108M Oct. 22 109M Oct.
109
109M 109
109 M HO
Oct.
117
Oct.
3 118
115M U8M 116M
110M 115
112
Oct.
110
Oct.
110M
1U8M 110
106 h 107
108H Oct.
107H Oct.
108 M Sale
106% 109
106 M
106M Oct.
106M Oct.
106 M Sale
1U6M Sale
106
Sale
Sale
111M Oct.
110
108M Oct.
110% Sale
110M Sale
17 M
16M Oct.
17H Oct.
16M
17 M Sale
11%
12 M
5
Oct.
Sale
3M Oct.
4% Sale
3%
3M
4M Oct.
4M
4M Oct.
4%
4M
6%
7M
4M
3M
4M
3M
6
104M Oct.
103M Oct.
104 % Sale
104M Sale
110
110M
102
Oct.
Sale
101
Oct.
Sale
102
101
96 M
98
A
P&WMaratiette 1st
79,000
1st 4s series B
Sale
95 M
85 %
A
Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s __ —1943
55,000
Refunding gold 5s
—1947 M 5
85,000
"
APeoria & East 1st stmp 4s. _ 1940 A O
36,000
^Certificates of deposit
13,000
Alncome 4s (flat)
—1990 Apr
1,000
Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 5 Ms A.-1974 F A
...307,00.0!
Sale
F
1952
—
Sale
108
MN
MN
74M Oct.
110M 110
109% 110M
111
111M
101M
103% 104
48
50
Sale
74 H
72
75
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
80
60%
1
Highest
Lowest
Higtiesi
Lowest
Oct. 31
1
Bid
73
80
75
68
Parmelee Trans conv deb
"4", 660
Oct.
1940
EXCHANGE
*
RANOE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
I|
BONDS
October
EXCHANGE—BONDS
109 M
105M 107M
7%
10
16 M
109
109M 109M
108M
-----
7
Sale
J
J
8
A
O
97
13
9M
Sale
J
J
J
J
94
A
O
80
109M
4M
4M
109
4M
108M Oct.
8K
9
5M
4M
4M
Oct.
26
7% Oct.
8
3
6
5M
86 M Sale
89 M
108M 111
108M 111
55
70
55
70
53
65
53
65
88
6
23
21
-
8
109M Oct.
6
4M Oct.
85
Oct.
109M Oct.
5
5% Oct.
11
88% Oct.
7
Oct.
10
110
4
May 14
May 23
Jan. 29
Apr. 18
Feb. 21
Mar.
7
Jan.
2
9% Jan. 23
9
May 29 98% Feb. 15
Mar. 18
108% Aug. 30 112
68
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1940]
Sales in
October
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
BONDS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Bid
Ask
Oct. 1
Bid
Oct. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
JAN. 1
RANGE SINC
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
408,000
A*River & Gulf DIv 1st g 4s—1933
21,000
ACertificates of deposit
34,000 t ASt LPeo&NW 1st 5s—
1948
48,000 St Louis Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s._ 1959
4,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stamped.-1955
t ASt Louis-San Francisco Ry—
APrior lien 4s series A
265,000
--1950
107,000
ACertificates of deposit
APrior lien 5s series B
113,000
1950
50,000
ACertificates of deposit
ACon M 4 %s series A
443,000
1978
292,000
ACertificates of deposit stamped
MN
61M Sale
j"J
21M
61
Sale
25
M S
"63"
J
3
58%
J
J
11M Sale
11M Sale
3~'j
12
Sale
11M Sale
11M Sale
10 M
11M
M S
132,000 } ASt Louis Southwest 1st g 4s—1989 M N
J
43,000
A2d gold 4s income bond Nov 1989 J
*
Alst terminal & unif 5s
194,000
1952
AGen & ref 5s series A
98,000
1990
,
73
3H
5%
114 %
66%
1057 3i
107%
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix 1st 5s*42 M S
Co guar 6%s
1946 J J
a6s series B ctfs of
Oct.
9
Oct.
8
70
0
O
32
32
Sale
43
A
F
A
115
1%
5
8
Sale
Sale
7M Sale
m'B
14
A
F
2M
4M Sale
m'S
F
——
13 M
16
15 % Sale
16
122
8%
8M
1M
3%
2M
4 M
3%
9
A
3M Sale
2%
,
48%
27
70
54
101% 102 M 101M
102% 103% 103 M
105% Sale 106
116
117
J
106 M
Sale
J
D
97 M Sale
F
A
A
O
J
D
M S
M
S
MN
MN
J
J
106 M
47
50
48 %
48 %
48 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56 M Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
61
Sale
Sale
91M Sale
58 M Sale
A
J
A
3
A
O
170,000 Texas Corp 3s debs ...........1959
3s debenture
........1965 MN
J
Texas & N O cons g 5s_;
—.1943 J
-2000 J D
6i".6o6 Texas & Pacific 1st g 5s—
Gen ref 5s ser B
1977 A O
89.000
Gen A ref 5s series C
1979 A O
62.000
Gen A ref 5s ser D
1980 3 D
143,000
75 M
80
71
110%
imi
70
Sale
69%
72
69M
73M
96
99
61% Sale
90
43.000 United Biscuit 3Ms debs...... 1955 A
25.000 United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s. 1952 A
Sale
90
122
125
106 M 110M
12
...
11
Sale
Sale*
59M Sale
129
113M 114
111
90
89
106 M Sale
104 M Sale
75
107"" Sale
67 M Sale
68
66 M
67 M Sale
90 M Sale
123
37 M Oct.
47 M Oct.
74 M Oct.
107 M Sale
Sale
73
63
108
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
66M Oct.
66 M Oct.
89 M Oct.
55 M Oct.
17 M Oct.
100 M Oct.
9
9
6
28
Jan.
8.
Jan.
3
Jan. 11
Jan. 31
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
43
Oct.
17
98
67
May 15
55
14 M Feb. 29
27
93K Mayl4
25
5
ill
Sept.25
Mar. 15
18
16
30
May
1
Oct. 17
Apr.
6
July 18
July
Oct.
16
29
26 111
11 108
1
24M
14 105 M
9 105 M
10 106
4
101M
8 105 M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22 71
25 102%
22 103%
21 106%
June 27 119
12M May
94
May
99 M May
102 M May
17
Oct.
May 23 110% Oct.
4
101H May 15 106% Sept. 26
104% Sept. 27 109% Aug. 12
107•« Sept. 24 111
Feb.
2
Jan. 31
May 23 106
97 M Jan.
2 102% Apr. 26
107 % Feb.
48% Jan.
53
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
30M May
35
May
June
IBS
IB*
IBS
June
June
42 % May
63 M May
52
June
83
42
53
57
June 11
May
May
May
Apr.
63
May
4 108% May
18 102
May
15
21
May
5 101% May
3 100% May
81
29
May
100
122
21
21
21
18
21
15
21
24
15
22
21
Sept. 18
2j 103% Oct.
95%
61%
79%
84%
8
3
4
8
3
3
4
5
4
Oct. 26
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
Oct.
76% Oct.
26
80
1
112
Mar. 14
109
24%
106%
106%
113%
101%
8 106%
Sept. 24
Oct. 21
Apr.
Apr.
5
6
Feb. 15
Oct. 17
Apr.
6
June
128% Feb. 17
5 106 M Oct.
9 105
Oct.
111% June
104% June
76% June
102
May
103% Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
104% June
53% May
115% Mar. 25
111% May
8
92
Feb.
5
106% Apr.
6
105
Oct.
3
74
July 19
110% Jan. 11
72% Jan. 10
72
Jan. 11
72
Jan.
5
8
97% Jan.
62% Apr.
8
25% Apr. 8
100% Oct. 31
Oct.
1
91
Oct,
3 107
28
68 M
25
68 M
21
68
24
9
im June
Aug.
it* May
May
uHJan.
Oct.
9
10
9
2
51
67 M Oct.
1
72
Oct.
98
15
1 123
7 108
25
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
21M Oct.
3
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale 107
26 M
25
Oct.
30
21M Oct.
67
Sale
96
123
60
107
Oct.
Oct.
IO7I&
109""
Sale
104 M
Sale
Sale
96%
Sale
Sale
96M Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98 M Sale
9*M Sale
104 M Sale
107
107H 107M 106 M Oct.
113
72
11
3
6
Jan. 25
.3%
55
109""
70M
26
3
2
2
1
26
1 113M Oct.
Oct. 22 111M Occ.
Sale
Sale
Sale
95 M Oct.
59 M Oct.
Oct.
79
84 M Oct.
Oct.
80
76 M Oct.
4
Oct.
114"
67
Jan.
15% Jan.
IV Jan.
Oct.
30
30
30
11
3
29
1
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct. 25 127
114 M
112%
102%
3
Apr. 12
Apr.
6
Apr. 11
Apr.
6
4
40
Oct.
66% Mar. 20
82% May 18
92% Oct. 31
25
55% June 26
72
17
96
18
25
104
92M Oct. 31
fOct. 25
-----
98
122
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106 M Oct.
66 M Oct.
90
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
125 M
113
110 M
90
105 M
104 M
40
-----
Sale
Sale
29
57 M Oct. 29
Sale
106 M 107 M 108
15
15
May 22
July 12
1M May 22
104
92 M Sale
97 M
3
9
16
95 M
57 M
77
82
78 M
76
57
m
100
June 18
2M May 2i
2M July 24
2M May 21
Oct.
105M
105M
15
89 M
Sale
If*
47
3
4
Feb. 26
11
Sept. 13
3
24
2
16
Mar. 15
101
29
25
25
38M Sale
70
"94"" "99"
8
3
Oct.
Apr. 23
ll
6M May 21
Oct.
Sale
O
O
Sale
25
16
4
22
10
Oct.
Oct.
67 M
Sale
208.000 Union Pac RR 1st A land grg 4s. 1947
34-year 3 Ms debenture
197<
131,000
35-vear 3 Ms debenture
1971 MN
229,000
Ref mtge 3 Ms series A.......1980 J D
275.000
68
67 H
89
Jan.
6
114M June 12 124% Oct. 22
Oct.
Oct.
104
29
65M Sale
57 M
♦jAUnion Elev Ry Chic 1st 6s.. 1945
A May *42
3s debentures
............1959
154.000
106M 107
67
68
M
Mar.
May 21 108
Aug. 21 111
Aug. 24
18M Jan.
28 M Jan.
29M Jan.
9
6
8
104
25
42 M
D
D
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser
Sale
95
107
21
115
no*!
Sale
Sale
69
4
1
Oct.
106 M 106
Oct.
Sale
36 M Oct.
44
Oct.
45 M Sale
38 M Sale
37 M Oct.
38M Sale
37M Oct.
75 M
2
May
Apr.
Apr.
5% Mar. 26
8
22
Apr.
2
Apr. 12
29 118
11
4
29
13
82
3
14
4
Oct.
6
Jan.
1
13% Apr.
68
29
22
26
24
23 110M Oct.
105M Oct.
9 106 M Oct.
108
106
38
Sale
90
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)—
1st M 6s $ series
June 15 1953 J
663.000
34.000 Tol A Ohio Cent ref A imp 3 Ms. 196c J
25
24
Apr.
15% Apr.
14% Apr.
June
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
49
4
6
6
16
May
7M May
65 M July
3M July
4M May
110M May
8*
16
30
17
17
26
11
45 M
86 M
Sale
98 M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
89% Sale
95
26
26
124M Oct. 22 124M Oct. 22
101M Oct.
Sale
14 M
J
42,000 Ujigawa Elec Power sec 7s.....1945 M S
J
1962 J
72.000 Union Electric (Mo) 3 Ms
42
20
Oct.
2
Sale
27
73 M 41
Oct.
2 71
Sale 101M Oct. 30 102M
103 M 102 M Oct.
9 103 M
Sale
105 M Oct.
1 106M
108 M Sale
105 M Sale
56 M
19
100 M
O
Tor Bam A Buff 1st 4s
1966 J D
..1949 M 8
1.000 Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 6s
J
Tri-Cont'l Corp conv deb 5s ser A '53 J
12.000
1.000 ATyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 Ms.-1955 MN
AGuaranteed sec s f 7s
.1952 F A
1,000
42
40j Oct.
16
14% Apr.
14% Apr.
June 10
54
105
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
62% Jan.
69
26
127
110M
"50"" "69"
J
"2".666
32
32
Sale
A
1950 A O
17,000 Tol St L A West 1st g 4s_.
Tol W Va A Ohio 1st guar 4s C.. 1942 M S
125
28
Oct.
29 M Oct;
125
113
110M Sale
69
6
64M June 11
107 M Oct.
Sale
IZ&
83
466.000
M 5
J
J
105% Oct.
Sale
88
89 M
105 M Sale
8
2
107M Oct.
114 M
126%
16M Oct.
9M Oct.
1057s« Oct.
14
6M May 28
29
23
38 M Oct.
~46%
7
Oct.
Oct.
33
Oct.
6M May 28
8M June li
7M June 10
3M Oct.
6M Oct.
114 M Oct.
108
106
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9M Oct.
68
66% Oct.
65% Oct.
26% Apr.
June 10
7
10 M
9M
10 H
10 M
10 M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
106M
1*U
17 M
104% Sale
Sale
105
Sale
99
...
34 %
Sale
29
8M Oct. 21
105
105 M
101M
99 M
105 M
111M 112
107 M 107%
gen 6s ..1951 J
12.000 Term RR Assn of St Louis 5s...1944 F
Gen ref s f gold 4s
1953 J
38.000 Texarkaha A F 8 Ry 5Ms A guar 195< F
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
91M
Sale
56 M
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
Sale
82 *
Sale
79 M
79
76 M
73
72M
HIM 110M Sale 109 M
108 M 107 M
108 M 107
24
20 M
21M 22
Sale
Sale
104
104
105 M 104 M 104 M 104 M
102 M 105 M Sale
100 M
100 M 100 M 100 M 100M
Sale
103 M
105 M Sale
76%
79M
82 M Sale
72 M
78
73
71
12,000 Tenn Coal Iron A RR
10
22
104 M 106
104% Sale
Sale
101M 101M 102
63
MN
63 M Oct.
32
Oct.
14 M Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
28
28
28
28
May
48 M May
15
May
55 M
May
33
June
104»s« 104 M
107% 107M
80
'
20.000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5Ms A-1964
196ft
126.000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
AAdjustment income 6s..Jan 196(
407.000
*
AThird Ave RR 1st gold 6s
1937
2.000
-----
Sale
J
124
15
110
J
14
40
49 M
45
108M 109
105
105
108
108
109
109 M
105 M Sale
30
9
69
Oct.
9M
10 M
9M Oct. 14 10
9
Oct.
2
10 M Oct.
9M Sale
1
Oct. 18
1M Sale
1M Oct.
3M
3M Oct. 10
3M Oct.
3M
3
Oct.
2M Oct
15
2M
4
5
Sale
4M Oct.
1
5M Oct.
4M Sale
4M Oct.
4M Oct.
4
13
12
Oct.
8
13
Oct.
11M
13 M
2%
2M Sale
2M Oct.
9
2M Oct.
1M
2M
1M Oct. 28
1M Oct.
•97M'SaiB~
i~9TM_Oct.~ll "98—Oct.
Oct. 17 51M Oct.
52
.45 M 47 M 43
A
A# 8
8M Oct. 30
66 M Oct.
65 M Oct.
26 M Oct.
9%
9%
3%
Sale
3
Sale
4M
49
13M
30
Oct.
43
125
Oct.
8M Oct.
105%
107 %
108 M 107% 108
A
O
O
A
O
9
3M
3M
3%
6
5M
5M
114 M Sale
114 M
Sale
68
65 M
1946 A
MJV
8M Oct. 28
Sale
34
30
32
A
24
Sale
9
30
Southern Natural Gas—
1st mtge pipe line 414s
91,000
1951
437,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug *49
1st 4 %s (Oregon Lines) ser A.1977
650.000
Gold 4 Ms
1968
488.000
Gold 4 Ms
May 11969
1,413.000
Gold 4 Ms
982.000
1981
347.000
10-year secured 3 Ms
1946
San Francisco Term 1st 4s...l95t>
82,000
834,000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s... 1955
?
4s stamped
-.1955
659,666 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
1994
837.000 1 Devel A gen 4s series A
1956
Devel A gen 6s series A
185.000
1956
Devel A gen 6 Ms series A
298.000
1956
9.000
Memphis Div 1st g 6s—....1996
St. Louis Div 1st g 4s
...1951
60.000
115.000 Southw Bell Tel 3 Ms series B-..1964
1st & ref 3s series C
...1968
21.000
137.000 lASpokane lnternat 1st g 6s...1955
.1961
179.000 Standard Oil N J deb 3s._.
184.000
15-year 2 Ms debs
1953
139.000 ^tudenaker Corp conv deb 6s..194 5
76.000 Superior Oil 3%s debs
1950
I960
82,000 {swift A Co 1st M 3 Ms.—
40
Sale
9M
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
dep......1935
page 30.
43
9M
8%
10%
10%
9%
28
38 %
40
60,000 Southern Bell Tel & Tel 3%8._.1962
3s debentures
....1979
157.000
{Southern Calif Gas 4%s.
.1961
H 1st mtge A ref 4s
1965
30.000 Southern Colorado Pow 1st g 6s_ 1947
34,000 Southern Kraft Corp 4Mb
1946
see
67
28
~—
For footnotes
116
Sale
21
Sale
20M
■
"s'ooo
6%
16
68 M
39
25
3%
6
—95 M—Sale-,—870,000 ShelLUnion-Gil2-i4s-debs.-1954
•81,000 ishinyetsu El Pow 1st 6 %s_
62M
1952 J D
ASiemens A Halske deb 6%s-...1951 M S
25
10 M
12,000 ASilesia Elec Corp 6%s
.i—1946 F A
24%
43,000 Silesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
29M
99 M Sale
102,000i8immons Co conv deb 4s
1952
81,000 Skelly Oil 3s deb
.1950
128, COO Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs..... 1964
105% Sale
South & Nor Ala gu 5s
...1963
27.000
6
65 M
25
Oct.
63 M Oct.
63
16
2
1
66 M
85
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
J
J
2,000 Scio Vail & N E 1st guar g*s—1989
JSeaboard Air Line Ry—
8,000
* Alst g 4s unstamped...
1950
172,000
* AStamped 4s...
195U
19,000
AAdjustment 5s
.Oct 1949
111,000
*ARefunding g 4s
-.1959
61,000
ACertificates of deposit
427,000
Alst & cons 6s series A
1945
92,000
ACertificates of depositl*AAtl-Birm Div 1st g4s May 1933
15.000
37,000 % ASeaboard Air-Fla 6s A ctfs
1935
4.000
56
22
Sale
~7"OO6 X AScbulco
AStamped
AGuar sinking fund 6%s B
AStamped
65
nH 3|M
21,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972
159,000 San Ant & Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. 1943
4,000 San Antonio Pub Serv 4s.
1963
1,000 San Diego Cons G & E 4s
1965 MN
8,000
6,000
6,000
9M
10 M
9M Sale
10 M
11
10
10%
10
Sale
9 % Sale
65'
St Paul & Duluth 1st consol 4s.. 1968
t ASt Paul E Grand Trunk 4 %s- -1947
I ASt Paul &KO Short Lgu4%s 1941
10",000
V 19,000
Sale
65
Sale
26 % Sale
66 M
67 M
40
Sale
66
73 M
107 M Oct.
103 M Oct.
113
Oct.
98 M Oct.
Oct.
98
103 M Oct.
70
Oct.
75
18 108
23
14
14
24
29
16
108'
104
113!
99!
§91
104 M Oct.
8 107 M Oct.
7
73 M Oct.
Oct.
15
99% Mar. 27
125
121% Aug.
May 25 108
14% Apr 13 25
13% Feb 16 21%
60
Oct.
105% May
8
July
107% Oct.
100% May
110
May
92% May
92% May
101% Aug.
104% June
58% June
Jan.
Jan
23
5
Oct.
25
3
Oct.
Aug.
1
Jan.
10
20
Feb. 15
May 9
Feb. 13
Oct.
5
Jan.
Apr. 26
Oct.
Oct.
7
16
Apr.
3
BONDS
October
N. T. STOCK
Value
i'l
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2,
i
,50s
.625s
.75s
.875s
3,000
6,000
1.00s
1.125s
1.25s
1.375s
1,000
4,000
6,000
6,000
10,000
13,000
8,000
32,000
17,000
4,000
2,000
4,000
2,000
1.50s
1.625s
1.75s
1.80s
1.85s
1.90s
1.95s
2.00s
2.05s
2.10s
2.15s
2.20s
2.25s
2.30s
2,000
7,000
2,000
19,000
17,000
9,000
7,000
31,000
.,1,000
20,000
16,000
13,000
37,000
183,000
190,000
2.35s
2.40s
2.45s
2.50s
2.55s
2.60s
2.65s
AUnited Steel Wks g 654 s ser
1941 MN
1941 MN
1942 MN
100
100
100
MN
MN
MN
MN
MN
MN
1946 MN
1947
1947
1948
1948
1949
1949
MN
MN
MN
MN
MN
MN
1950 MN
1950 MN
1951 MN
A
a35£s ser A assented
a654s series C
a3 54 s ser C assented
ASinking fund deb 654s ser A
a3 Ms ser A assented
United Stockyards 4 Ms w w—
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ret 5s_
Utah Power & Light 1st 5s
6,000 Vandalla consol g 4s A
Consol 4s series B
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
*
2,000
a4 Ms assented
22,000 Virginia Elec & Pow 3 Ms ser B_.
11,000 Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s...
6,000 Va & Southwest 1st guar 5s
73,000
First cons 5s
86,000 Virginian Ry 1st & ref 3 Ms ser A
MN
MN
1955 F A
1957 MN
78,000 X AWestern
56.000
a
J
110
M S
31
55
61
108
J
J
A
O
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36.000
20,000
365,000
172,665
56,000
77,000
F
48
76
Sale
61
Sale
90
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ale-
F
8154 84
4554 Sale
D
J
J
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J
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D
J
J
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O
J
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6854 Sale
67
Sale
12
15
5054 Sale
44
Sale
1965, entirely,
1951, partially, Dec. 1.
Cork & Seal 454s. 1948, entirely, Nov. 29
Consolidated Oil 354s,
103.
104.
Dec. 1
Liquid Carbonic 4s, 1947, entirely, Oct. 10, at 104.
Nat'l Acme 4 His, 1946, entirely. Dec. 1 at 10154.
Nat. Dairy Products,3 54s,1951. partially, Nov. 1.
100
July
10
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
July
Aug.
July
July
102
Sept.
25
9
Oct.
10254 Oct.
103
Oct.
103
Oct.
10354 Oct.
10354 Oct.
102
Oct.
102
10254
10254
10254
10254
10254
10254
10254
Aug.
Aug.
9954 July
10054 July
101
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
3
2
Oct.
10
Oct.
1
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
14
Oct.
26
21
10
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
23
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
24
26
26
26
18
103
Oct.
103
Oct.
11
103
Oct.
103
Oct.
Oct.
20
May
[ay
July
36
Oct.
34
Oct.
20
July
33
Oct.
Oct.
33
Oct.
30
Oct.
3454 Oct.
3654 Oct.
23
17
29
29
22
29
24
Oct.
31
102
Oct.
10054 July
100
July
103
30
Oct.
Oct.
18
30
30
Oct.
2054 July
20
Apr.
86
Oct.
84
June
10254 Oct.
10254 Oct.
96
May
May
95
35
9354 Jan. 23
Apr. 25
10454 Oct. 31
104
Oct;- ri095f Oct: 31
Sept. 30 109
Sept. 30
109 109
169—Oetr~T
49
90
45
80
78
6654 Sale
10754 Sale
61
41
29
"45""
9
Sale
654
854
10954 Sale
10954 HO
754
10954
110
554
J
Oct.
31
June
31
30
June
15
44
24
23
45
17
46
8
Oct.
14
14
Oct.
454 Oct.
454 Oct.
454 Oct.
454 Oct.
104
Oct.
7154 Oct.
29
854 Oct.
42
Oct.
Oct.
3
554 Oct.
554 Oct.
22
554 Oct.
3 10554 Oct.
3
8
aVA
Sale
Sale
40
83
18554
86
44
Sale
^32
84
43
28
6
9
90
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
2
86
Oct.
9
4554 Oct.
19
1
2
16854 "OctI
4
Apr. 24
Jan.
2
21
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
Jan.
Jan.
2
9
Oct.
31
Oct.
23
5
Mar. 27
Sept. 13
May 10
May 18
June 22
Feb.
Apr.
3
Feb.
20
Apr.
18
8
6
May 28
Oct. 21
May
Mar. 15
Tan.
17
29
9154 Oct.
7
May 27
Oct.
7
1
96
Oct.
18 10754 Oct.
18
1454 Oct.
24
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
1
Oct.
10
10
70
Oct.
22
Oct.
3
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Oct.
Oct.
29
3
Oct.
24
Oct.
18
Feb.
7
June
11
Feb.
7
Jan.
7
1
4
June
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
May 21
May 22
31
June
10
Oct.
Oct.
31
May 22
Oct.
31
31
31
27
Oct.
16
3
June
11
Oct.
26
June
5
Oct.
May 23
Oct.
3
3
5454
10
5054
16 11454
1 10554
Oct.
48]
11354 Oct.
10354 Oct.
3
1454
70k
7554
7554
11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
30
15k Oct.
31
3
Oct.
June
1554 Sale
10554 10654 10554 Oct.
10154 10054 Oct.
11254
2654 Oct.
2954 Sale
Sale
Oct.
1654
3054 27
28
754 Oct.
Sale
754 Sale
754 Oct.
954
754
854
11054 10954 11054 10954 Oct.
10954 Oct.
Sale 11054 Sale
554
Oct.
25
1 10654
29
Oct.
8
Jan.
May 28
May 29
May 28
9
16 10154 Oct.
10054 101
May 14
July
16
1354 Oct.
12
Jan.
99
Sale
Sale
17
11
21
Oct.
1 10254
Sale
10554 Sale
7
27
Jan.
May 15
May 31
Sale
114
Feb.
May 22
5
June
15
11
21 11654 Oct.
16 Ill
Oct.
May
9
13
May 28
Sept. 5
22
14 126k Oct.
30 10954 Oct.
12554 Oct.
10854 Oct.
19
June
■
10854 Oct.
11
30
May 15
May 23
May 17
26
31
Oct.
10854 109
Oct.
11454 11454 115
Oct.
110
11054 110
10154 Oct.
10254 Sale
WA
3
Oct.
4
Jan.
Oct.
21
June 11
7
80
2
42
65
L51H Sale
47
4954
3
29
30
Apr.
5
30
July
July
Sept.
May
May
May
13
Sale
6
21
Jan.
1554 Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
May
6
Apr.
5
Oct. 30
Oct. 24
Sept. 30
Jan
18
70
8
Oct.
6854 Oct.
Oct.
30
1
9 109
30
Sale
J654
40
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
107
1
1354 Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
10354 10454
97
Sale
7
7 Ill
48
3
8054
Oct.
Sale
Sale
21
Oct.
21
10654 Oct.
Sale
154
54 Jan.
6
June 10 111
Jan. 23
5154
70
May 29
8054
5454 June 19 6854
102
May 21 109
154 Oct.
Oct.
22
Oct.
Oct.
67
105
18
18
-----
98 54 Sale.
101"i»
Oct.
30
10
31
Apr.
4
Feb.
9
3054
2954
854
9
7k
9 10954
9 11054
7
10
Apr. 27
6
Sept. 16
May 21
Oct.
24
June
10
Oct.
24
June
Oct. 24
Oct. 24
2
Oct.
3
Oct.
oat. 15
Oct. 31
10
Apr.
Apr.
May
5
5
2
Apr. 12
Apr. 12
May 29
May 15
June 10
Sept. 9
a
Southern
for
21
14
23
Oct.
Oct.
66k Oct.
11354
10354
9954
1354
10554
9954
11254
2854
114
10254 Sale
105
Sale
1961
Bond* telling flat.
Aug.
July
July
July
Oct.
9 10254
10254 Oct.
8854
9054 Sale
8854 Sale
9254
9554 Sale
9254 Sale
107
107 54 Sale
10754il08
1354
1454
1354
13 54 -1454
1354
13 54
1354
13 54
14
5154 Sale
4854 Sale
1948 MS 10954 Sale
MN 10554 Sale
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Oct.
July
10054
10054
10054
10054
1
23 10254 Oct.
Oct.
7154
7154
13 54
1854
1754 Sale
66
J
J
10454
116541117
11054
10154 Sale
1754
S
9 102
Oct.
28 10254 Oct.
4754 Oct.
mil 12654" HI"
104
Sale
8854 Sale
168
Sale
O
J
12454
84
A
J
F
Oct.
154 Oct.
56
5554
65
10854 10954 10854
12654 HHI
10854 109 54
11851 Sale
10854 109
M S
70
30
A
J
103
1554 Sale
2754
108
A
M
Oct.
11054 Oct.
11054
44
75
Q M
F
J
Sale
54
1
11054 111
34
A
1951
...I960 M S
4s, due 1950, entirely, Nov. 29 at
Fairbanks Morse 4s, 1956, partially,
104
Sale
36
85
34
F
Nov. 25 at 105.
at
Sale
.
M S
tAWorces & Conn East Ry 4Ms.1943
Crown
103
10254 Sale
54
Sale
45
83
6254
54 Sale
M S
Registered
2361
Wheeling & L Erie RR 1st con'g 4s '49
Wheeling Steel Corp 4 Ms ser A. .1966
White Sewing Machine deb 6s-_1940
X* AWilkes-Barre & East 1st gu g 5s'42
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s ser A—.1955
Conv debentures 3 Ms
1947
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
1960
Lt. 4s,
Sale
103
5
2361
&
8854
454 Sale
5
454
10554 106
Sale
.80
J
Pow.
8754
554
J
Ry.
Sale
35
A
J
Columbus
3754
30
42
t AWisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s__1949
ACertificates of deposit
17,000
*
MN
ASup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s .1936
33,000
ACertificates of deposit
5,000
1968 A O
32,000 Wisconsin Elec Power 3 Ms
1961 J D
64,000 Wisconsin Public Service 4s
A
"8754
*89
6s-..__1953
<| The following bond* have been called
redemption, either entirely or partially:
4754
86
M S
579",666
•
37
754
1977
1943
Tube-
25
M S
1952
series O
Oct.
11
J
1st mtge s f 4s
10254 10154
10154
10254 10254
10254 10254
43
Pacific 1st 5s ser A..1946
Youngstown Sheet &
Convertible deb 4s
26
Oct.
100
10154
10154
10154
10154
10154
10254
10254
10254
33
Sale
D
298,000
9 10254 Oct.
9 10254 Oct.
Oct.
101
3554 Oct.
Sale
J
[490,000
10
Oct.
10054 July 19
10054 Aug. 12
July
July
July
.....
A
Assented
-
16
4 10154 Oct.
11 10254 Oct.
T0T54—-- 109;
109
108
MN
MN
274,000 Western Union Teleg 454» gold.1950
Gold 5s
422,000
Gold 5s505,000
68,000 a Westphalia Un El Pow
195.000 West Shore 1st 4s guar
9 10154 Oct.
Oct.
23
108
M S
65,000 Warner Bros Pictures 6s "debs—1948
107,000 t a Warren Bros Co. deb 6s
1941
Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3 Ms—2000
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
1948
1945
18,000 Wash Term 1st guar 3 Ms
1st 40-year guar 4s
1945
24",665 Westchester Light gold 5s
1950
Gen mtge 3 Ms
63,000
1967
6,000 West Penn Power 5s series E—1963
1st mtge 3 Ms series I
9,000
-1966
67,000 West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
1954
705,000 Western Maryland 1st g 4s
First & ref 5 Ms series A
290,000
18,000 Western N Y & Penn gen 4s
Oct.
2354
2
2_
Sale
10254 Sale
10354 Sale
F
10
30
14
1951
1944
1944
214,000 t*AWabash RR 1st gold 5s
1939
104,000
♦ASecond gold 5s
1939
A 1st iien 50-year gold term 4s
1,000
1954
23,000
ADet & Chi ext 1st g 5s
1941
*ADes Moines Div 1st g 4s—1939
m7~ 65o
AOmaha Div 1st g 3 Ms
1941
aToI & Chic Div 1st g 4s
1941
17,000
41,000 tAWabash Ry ref & gen 5 Ms A-.1975
ARef & gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B '76
111,000
ARef & gen 4Ms series C__._.1978
218,000
ARef & gen 5s series D
102,000
1980
43,000 Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 4 Ms 1945
1955
196,000 Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
9,000
6s debentures
1955
2
16 10154 Oct.
9 10154 Oct.
Sale
23
90
J
10154 Oct.
Oct.
10154 10254
30
2254
1947
1934
1968
1949
2003
1958
1966
Oct.
103
14
1947
10054 July
10054 July
10154 10154
10154
10154
10154 101
10154 101
10154
102
101 54
Sale
10254 10154
Oct.
10254 102
10254 10254 Oct.
2254
1951
100
100
102
102
14
1951
3
100
102
2254
D
1951
Oct.
101
Oct.
10254
10254 10254 10254 103
10254 10354 102
10354
102
10354 102
103
10254 104
MN
19
10154 101
103
102
MN
10054 Aug. 12 10054 Aug. 12
Oct. 19 10054 Aug. 12
10054 Aug.
7 10054 Oct. 19
19
100
23
24
100
Oct.
10054 Oct.
Oct.
10054 10054 Oct.
1015a 103
MN
1951 J
102
*i8g
1951 MN
1952 MN
1952 MN
1953
1953
1954
1954
1955
100
10054 10054 10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054 10154 10054
101
10154 10154
10154
10154 Sale
10054 10154 10154
10054 10154 10154
101
10154 10154
102
10154
Sale 10254
102
10254
102
10154
10154
10154
102
I6254" 10154
MN
June
108
100
MN
1942
1943
1943
1944
1944
1945
1945
1946
Sale Prices
9054 Oct.
1 11054 Jan.
7554 May 21
23
9954
9954
9954 10054
9954 10054
10054
9954 10054 100
1940
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
.May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
.May
Nov
May
Nov
May
—Nov
May
9054 Oct.
Oct.
10754
10954
Serial debentures—
.375s
85
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
89
8554 Sale
Sale
80 54
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Bid
.1953 M S
421,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s
M to
U N J RR & Canal Co gen 4s_- 1944
Unlted States Steel Corp—
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
1940
$
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Sales in
.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
;to
10454 Sale
10454 Sale
10254 Oct.
10454 Oct.
a
Deferred delivery
current
r
77
by
sales, only transactions of
month, and not
4
10154 May 28 10154 Jan.
101
May 20 10654 Apr. 26
ransactions ef the
included in year's rang*.
Under the rule sales, only
Cash sales,
only transactions
of the surreal
month, and not included in year's range.
reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section
•f the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed
such companies.
the
2
current month and not
t The price represented la the dollar quotation
per 200 pound unit of bond*.
Accrued Interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484.
range.
31
n
California Gas—
454s, 1961. entirely, Nov. 1 at 104.
1st & ref. 4s, 1965, entirely, Nov 1 at 107.
Swift & Co. 354s. 1950. partially, Nov. 15.
X Companies
1 10454 Oct.
21 10554 Oct.
included In year's
x
e
Ex-interest.
The
during
following
the current
cash sales were transacted
month and are set included
in the monthly er yearly range.
None.
*
The
following
deferred
transacted during the current
delivery sales were
month and are mat
included in the monthly or yearly range.
None.
York Stock Exa
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING OCTOBER 1940
.Shares.
b
rule or bha Sbock
a
October.
23,734,934
225,031,150
14,489,085
168,315,780
194
Bond Sales
1939
1940
\es
$150,9*
1,299,15
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
fficcnaaga. effactlva Oio. -3. 1915. allacoalci are aow ijuobed dollars par snare.
small way.
$1
1,1
Prlc
»asle
of
ol
in c<
of stocks which sell only in a
i
disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions
monthly range are shown In a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken
ind deferred dall very sales are
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
SIN
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
and
1940
Oct.
Par
68* Sale
...100
preferred
conv
Abraham & Straus
Sale
.....—*
Acme Steel Oo..........
Adams Express
...
--
25
*
*
Adams-Millis
Addressograph Multigraph-.lO
144
42*
48
Air-Way EJec Appli Oorp
Vicksburg JRy Co
50
Sale
Sale
*
1
Sale
13
Sale
—
Pref series A $30
er-war_100
$2.50 prtor conviJref'
Alleghany Ludl'm Steel Corp
11* Sale
-
Alleg & west Ry 6% gtd
Industries
Allen
.1
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Oo
*
5
*
Allied Mills Co Inc
Allied Stores
Corp......
*
5% preferred
.......100
Allis-Cnalmers
14 *£15*
21* Sale
Mfg.....—.*
Sale
54
116
5Vs
Sale
21
Sale
15)4
Sale
41
Sale
%
X
4* Sale
* Sale
11* Sale
10* Sale
20* Sale
22* Sale
m*
42
"lO" ~10*
176* Sale
12
13
Sale
Sale
67
6854
40* Sale
14
8*
28
Oct.
24
5
Oct.
31
15
Oct.
Oct.
3
3
10
21
8
2
28
2
3
21—Oct.„ 1
24* Oct. 31
1
11
11
18
10
Oct.
21
4* Oct.
9
2?*
1
15
36*
51*
6*
*22*
15*
43*
*
9
Sale
9*
%
10*
8*
1 7*
21*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
15
15
—
a
13
Sale
7*
69*
34*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
171
7*
70
Sale
73
9
Oct.
8
161* Oct.
9* Oct.
12* Oct.
3
3
7
Oct.
69* Oct.
10* Oct.
13
4
23
Oct.
24
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
1
10
17
25
2
Sale
52
Sale
Oct.
8
20* Oct.
113*
Ill
133
18
8
21* Oct.
24 112* Oct.
31 130* Oct.
119* Oct.
15
Sale
——.20
Oct.
Oct.
62
9* Oct.
47* Oct.
7* Oct.
38* Oct.
133
Oct.
1* Oct.
101* Oct.
176* Oct.
30
Oct.
63* Oct,
29
52
24
Oct.
Sale
4
10
1
81
14
2
6
Sale
Oct.
1
Sale
14
Oct.
9
Oct.
Oct.
2
21
Oct.
Oct.
9
Sale
4*
1*
16*
3*
11
Am Hawaiian Steamship....10
Hide & Leather
1
Sale
3*
11*
30*
3*
50
Sale
30
Oct.
8
Amer Home Products
1
Sale
*
54
Oct.
1 * Oct.
28
American Ice............
6*
Sale
.....*
S tie
American
$
....100
3% preferred....
International Corp.—.*
5% conv pref
Amer
14* Oct.
Sale
68
Oct.
9
Sale
13
Oct.
1
Metals....*
Sale
Machine &
American
Metal.......
*
100
3% preferred..
Sale
Sale
.....
16
8
10
8
Sale
7
Oct.
9
......100
155
Sale
147
Oct.
1
11* Oct.
67* Oct.
1
American
Rolling Mill......25
4*% conv preferred.... 100
Amer Safety Razor
.18.50
American Seating Co........*
American Ship Building.....*
Amer Smelt & Refining
....*
Foundries
American
Stores
•
*
...*
.......
American Stove Oo
American
Sugar Refining.. 100
........100
Amer Sumatra Tobacco.—..*
Preferred..
Amer
Talep & Tel eg
Sale
13*
71* Sale
15
14*
81
Sale
14*
15
Sale
163
S ile
85*
Sale
76
S ile
77
S ile
Sale
S ile
Amer
Zinc,
.
Sale
Sale
Lead &
Smelt
1
Wire
a
(J a Die
•
Glass Corp 12.50
$5 div preferred
*
.....
40.
95
97
Sale
Anchor Hock g
pags
4*8
*
$5 prior conv pref
.26
Anaconda Copper Mining...50
Anaconda
Sale
...100
Woolen—.....
Preferred
14
S ile
Sale
19*
87
$6 1st preferred...........*
Sale
13*
149
...»
25*
12*
Sale
.25
Sale
153*
4*
8*
92*
9*
48*
6*
39
Sale
40
30*
Sale
22*
37
39*
20*
21*
15
28
21
28
24
21
21
6
13
31
22
25
3
18
7
31
28
11
15
3 1
29
11
Oct.
31
15
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
156
Oct.
16* Oct.
71* Oct.
7
Oct.
22
21
24
21
3
21
30
31
12 1
15
8* Oct.
Oct.
3
15
31
5
21
1
1
22
31
21
14
22
34
11 146
144* Oct.
16
6% preferred—
100
American Type Founders—.10
1
31
17
Oct.
22 145* Oct.
31
58* Oct.
150
Class B
American
17
18
21
30
22
4*
55*
48*
7*
4
69*
Tobacco......—.25
23
18
21
4
Sale
American
28;
25
15
144
100 171*
Wat Wka & El
Oct.
10*
3214 Sale
12*
12*
21
28
21:
31
1
15
10
Sale
6% preferred—.———.100
Amer Steel
6
,Sale
.........25
28
9 *44 * Oct.
70
100
Preferred
American Snuff
Oct.
Oct.
3
Radiator & Stand San...*
Preferred
Am
Oct.
15
17* Oct.
1 101* Oct.
50* Oct.
43* Oct.
25
Sale
Light..—
.*
$8 preferred...——..—...*
$5 preferred
*
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
120
Amer Power &
16* Oct.
85* Oct.
13* Oct.
15
2*
15*
100*
22*
Sale
American News Co..——.*
Am
Oct.
4* Oct.
12* Oct.
Sale
2
27 :
23
22
9
*
24
21
23
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
........100
21
21
Oct.
Foundry........*
Preferred
10
26
31
5
23
24
23
23
17
2
17
12
18
Oct.
50
Amer Locomotive
Am Macb &
37*
4*
31*
56*
22
21
7
20* Oct.
3* Oct.
12* Oct.
Sale
Amer Invest Co of Illinois..-.1
13
1
28
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
31
3
10
15
28
Oct.
29
Oct.
9
Sale
30
31
10
11
1
3
8
31
31
3
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
75*
1*
4*
1*
10
6% 1st preferred....—.100
Amer Encaustic Tiling
1
Am European Securities.....*
Am & Foreign Power.—.—..*
$7 preferred
*
2d preferred A........
.*
24
23
31
2
18
31
28
17
3
31
21
2
11
24
2
6* Oct.
4* Oct.
15
31
17* Oct.
1* Oct.
17* Oct.
48
Oct.
3
22
5
9
Oct.
178*
*
21
21
3
1* Oct.
z93* Oct.
174* Oct.
26* Oct.
Sale
N J.25
21
1
30
26
Oct.
130
Oolortype.......-10
4
10
21
1
32* Oct.
56*
7*
40*
6*
35*
5% conv preferred......100
Amer
10
Oct.
15
.......
3% eonv preferred
22
7* Oct.
72* Oct.
37* Oct.
9
21
1 * Oct.
Oct.
42
Oct.
37* Sale
Pay.—._.*
preferred-..—.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10* Oct.
10 171* Oct.
13
American Chain & Cable..—.*
$3
22 ]
22
10*
10
164* Sale
J*
% Sale
11* Sale
10* Sale"
ie~
"19 *"'Saie
24* Sale
4*
*
12*
10*
14
5*% conv preferred.... 100
1
American Can.....—......25
Preferred
.—..—.100
Amer Oar & Foundry.—.
*
Preferred
.100
Amer Crystal Sugar Co..
31
Sale
Sale
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
Am Com Alcohol
25
Oct.
4* Sale
Sale
Oorp. ......1
American Chicle—.....
31
1
22
6% preferred-.....—.50
Am Coal Oo of Alleg Oo
28
Oct.
14 X Oct.
39'' Oct.
22)4
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American
Oct.
Oct.
15
American Airlines inc
Am Brake Shoe &
21
Oct.
Sale
47
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1
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31
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Amalgam Leather Cos. Inc
1
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Amerada Corp
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Am Agric Chemical (Del)—..*
American Bosch
Highest
Sale Prices
76
74
100
Inc
Sale
118 * 135
Sale
36
47* Sale
58 X
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Ask Bid
21
6)4 Sale
Pref series A $30 warr'ts.100
Allegheny Corp
Oct.
1
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1
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100
Alaska Juneau Gold Min—10
48
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18* Sale
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Air Reduction Inc
Ala &
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Abbott Laboratories
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28
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N. Y. STOCK
32
AGQREQATE
SALES
In
Since
October
400
1940
2,500
2,200
37,000
8,500
Shares
Andes Copper Mining
W Paper Co lnc
A P
Archer
Armour
1,000
1,700
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200
1,100
400
1,110
42,800
7,000
15,900
2,500
2,700
20,500
1,000
16,000
2,800
1,500
240
3,600
900
350
51,300
83,700
18,200
8,600
1,100
420
10,600
1,800
290
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700
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5,800
500
2,700
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6,600
2,100
1,900
26,000
2,100
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5054
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22 54
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967,600 Baldwin Loco Wks vt tr
268,600 Baltimore & Ohio
99,400
4% preferred
34,400 Bangor & Aroostook
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55,700
9,700
18,700 Barker Bros3,340
554% preferred
224,200 Barnsdall Oil Co
101,900 Bayuk.Cigar lnc
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50
-
260
600
2.700
3,200
19,200
52.400
200
2,900
22.100
76.400
700
7.200
200
10,400
20,700
360
31,200
8.200
58,500
13.900
4,200
14,400
28,900
13,500
2,930
4,100
2.400
6.700
7,900
1,750
6.200
7,200
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19,600
10,300
17,800
700
210
240
4.300
6,100
390
20.600
28.100
1,600
11.500
310
2.700
5.900
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106 54 Oct.
7% pref
100
iu
6% conv preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
Lyers (A M) Co
Partie preferred
Byron Jackson Co
Calif Packing Corp
5% preferred
Callahan Zinc-Lead
3o
5
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4
1254
80
81
15
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2354
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52
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10
3954
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Borg-Warner Corp
boston & Maine RR
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1
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100
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5,000
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29.020
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88
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108
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7,190
26,300
106,900
1,000
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252,600
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283,900 Bridgeport Brass Co
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382.600 origgs Manufacturing
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295.200 Brooklyn & Queens Transit. .*
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150.900
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88,800 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp..*
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1254
Pref ex-warrants...——-*
450 Beech Creek KK Co.
-50
300
854 Oct.
52
26 >3
72,000 Beatrice Creamery.
2,300
21,300
33,000
3054 Oct.
Sale
854
554
Sale
100 11354 114M
2754 Sale
25
preferred..
5
31
Oct.
51
Oct.
Sale
Sale
1654
4 54
554
Sale
8
23
554 Oct.
109
454 Oct.
43
32
1754 Sale
554 Sale
7 54 Sale
13)4, Sale
100
10
10,510
5% conv preferred
72,500 Barber Asphalt Corp
1.330
934,800
86,200
4.730
Sale
109 54
834 Sale
4754 Sale
65
63 V*
123 54 123 54
6 54
ly*
2
254
20
1654
754 Sale
ctfs.13
-100
100
50
'
Sale
854
554
Sale
*
*
3
1154 Oct.
254 Oct.
3254 Oct.
Oct.
36
2054
*
Sale
Oct.
74
108 54
100
109
11
2854 Oct.
105 54 Oct.
51
Sale
Austin, Nichols & Co
$5 prior A
- - - 1,267,600 Aviation Corp (Del) The
Sale
40
1454
2154
5% conv preferred
Atlas Tack Corp
Sale
2
95
11
*
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
-•
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
_.-_-25
6% preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
2
1154
108
5
Sale
Sale
lOo
Ask
3254
Sale
454
45
16
18
Atlas Powder
980
2854
106
A—100
-5
50
Atlas Corp
58,200
33,200
35,900
204,500
13,900
u
is
95
800
2,700
254
Sale
Sale
- —
4% conv pref series
$5 preferred
7754
3654
100
1
5% preferred
Atlantic Refining
-
75
12 54
2
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
30
Sale
58
52
100
RR
Atl G & W 1 SS Lines
T-,300
Sale
100
5% preferredAtlan Coast Line
1st
Sale
100
5% preferred
Atchison Top & S Fe
620
"2,966
32
117,800 Armstrong Cork Co
5
21,700 Arnold Constable Corp
*
40,700 Artloom Corporation
140
7% preferred100
1
126,600 Associated Dry Goods
6% 1st preferred
100
3,700
7% 2d preferred
—100
8,600
5,600 Associated Investment Co...*
12,120
426,800
40,800
146,300
30,400
27,300
288,400
6,000
281,300
59,400
17,500
3,110
35,500
65,620
10,610
11
Sale
10654
5 54
47 >4
*
100
*
prior pref.
13 X
Sale
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
Bid
1254
3H
Co—20
-5
Daniels-Midland
(Del) 7 % preferred. 10
$6 convertible
7% preferred
Ask
Bid
Armour of Illinois
500
"7,766
Oct.
Par
10,800
21,200
20,600
14,700
729,800
73,800
I
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
6 54
Oct.
254 Oct.
95
Oct,
14
7
3
15
5
June
10
Oct.
29
2854 Apr.
15
85
29;
24]
2551
2]
1254 May 21
1
May 18
26
May 22
23
Mar. 27
7
3
Jan.
4
May
37
454 May
8
May
13 54 May
27
May
38
May
154 Jan.
1354 Jan.
Apr. 25
Jan.
8
Mar. 15
21
1354 Apr. 29
22
2554 Oct. 31
1
3954 Feb.
5
5354 Apr.
22
23
5
Oct.
4
28
24 54 Sept. 11
7
3 116 54 Oct.
49
Jan.
4
13 54 May 21
2554 Jan.
27
May 21 37 54 Apr. 30
14 51 May 21
2954 Apr.
6
1054 Oct. 30
654 May 23
97
May
7
May 28 111
5
3
654 Jan.
May 23
21
May 21 6654 Oct. 31
30
3 54 May 22
Jan. 19
1754 May 21
20
12 54 May 22
3
754 July
2
May 21
554 May 21
454 May 21
1754 May 28
2 54 May 24
654 May 22
39
May 22
9
May 21
14
May 21
5054 July 25
1
100
June
4254 May
20
May
10554 May
5
May
48
June
106
29
Oct.
31
Mar.
1654 Oct.
754 Jan.
23
23 54 Apr.
3
5
Jan.
40
22
654 Mar.
4054 Jan.
6
Apr.
45
May
91
Aug.
32 51 May
354 Jan
28
23
1
3
21
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
13
21
21
Apr
Apr
Apr.
18
3
17
Mar
Feb.
Jan.
75
10 11854 Jan.
15
5654 Jan.
21
35 54 Apr
23
22
21
15
4
Sept.
16
21
7
2154 Jan. 10
3
1254 Jan.
554 Apr. 22
21
21
Aug. 15
154 May 15
17
8
33
1354
8154
1654
2654
5254
154
854
1954
2354
May 21
454 May
11
May
1154 May
34
July
2 54 May
2954 May
354 May
3654 Aug.
7554 June
22 54 May
2
May
39 54 May
Oct.
36
6
3
4
1
1
9
3
4
5
4
29
11954 Sept.28
15
1254 Feb
72
May
1
26 54 Apr. 22
3
354 Jan.
June 12 11454 Mar
9
254 May
Apr.
5
4
May
10
18
554
1154
May 21
6
254 Oct. 15
88
Sept. 4 100
Mar.
Apr.
7
16
33
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Nov., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
October
1940
Oct.
Par
165,600 Cerro de Pasco Copper
142,600 Certain-teed Products.
6% prior preferred
83,410
11,500 Chain Belt Co
Champion Paper & Fibre
6% preferred
1,820
Common
41,500
26,400 Checker Cab Mfg
220
1,500
2,000
27,100
55,200
400
2,800
1,700
1,800
6,500
27,200
3.000
1,100
1,400
900
2,100
"l",666
95,100
4,400
50
20
260
3,000
20
50
2,700
-800
3,100
120
2,600
7,100
2,600
13,300
400
22,400
400
26,900
131,800
15,000
74,200
700
6,800
700
400
7,200
2,300
50
170
52,900
106.600
4,400
2,700
4,200
4,700
52,200
1,100
4,000
1,600
1,700
32.000
3.400
4.000
1,100
17,500
200
4,900
6,900
49,600
38.200
5.800
26.200
1,100
1,090
22,300
400
48,000
9.400
43.000
3.230
3.100
3.100
9,000
-
700
119.400
6.400
31.300
350
9.600
1.430
1.600
1.300
48,100
4.800
4.800
106.500
17,400
"""210
15.700
300
800
4.500
280
Ask
Sale
Sale
19*4
2034
101
103,
25 34
26
16 34
17
4 V9
41
100
100
102
22
Sale
1634
4X
Sale
40
2
234
Sale
Sale
3534
3334
49
46*4
%
34
% Sale
8«
ll'i
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9"'
Sale
Sale
31
36
90
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
50
60
3*4
SIX
9X
4433
3
3334
34
137
110
-----
A——.2.50
24 X
24
6 J4
88
10934
2134
Sale
Stile
c——*
•
v t
Columbian Carbon
100
100
A
6% preferred series
5% preferred
Columbia Pictures Corp
$2.75 conv
*
preferred
10
Commercial Credit
4X%
Comm'l
conv.
preferred—100
Trust—*
Investment
$4.25 conv. pref ser of
1935-'
*
Commonwealth & Southern.-•
Commercial
Solvents
$6 preferred
*
*
Commonwealth Edison Co—25
Coude Nast Publications
75*600 Congoleum-Nairn Inc
40 400 Congress Cigar
9 600'
Certificates of deposit
290 700 Consul Aircraft Corp
1834
4 34
2!040i
1% preferred
74 X
93
7
19 34
46 \
$4.50 prelerred
9 .200
70 '700|Continental Diamond
I
77
72
*200 Corn Products Refining
25
Preferred
100
*300 Coty luc
1
129 .300 Coty International Corp
1
£
25
268 200iCrane Co
5% conv preferred
-100
16 870i
24 700
rea'
of Wheat Corp (The).-2
29 70Q Crosley Corp (The)
*
4
,120
12 .500
Crown Cork & Seal
conv pref w W—.—*
I referred ex-warrants..
*
$2.25
470 .500 Crown Zellerbach Corp....--5
$5 conv preferred
•
11 .520
*
362 .200 Crucible Steel of America
30 .400
31 .300
100
Preferred
ov/r
couv
pref
9 .670
100
1
udatiy t acking Co
36 .400
29 .300 Cuneo Press Inc
171 .500 Curtis Publishing Co
1'referred
78 .300
t
Sale
14
12 34
334
1334
1234
2234
1034
9
1
34 Oct.
Me Oct.
1334 Oct.
31
8
39
Oct.
18
7
4834
Me
Me
X
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
1
3
9
16
18
4
4
15
40 35
3 X
23 34
28 34
Sale
115
7 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
29 -i
61
64 34
172
434
Sale
Sale
180
Sale
Sale
23 X
103
Sale
105
3194
734
27 34
Sale
Sale
27 X
38
98
9834
Oct.
29
4034
1
71
7
3
14
1
32
Oct.
1
27*4
June
23 34 Jan.
Jan.
48
99
Oct.
10
95
June
10834 Feb.
32
June
56
97
June
113
1
8
26
Oct.
9
18
17
3034 Oct.
1
3
334 Oct.
25
30
1734 Oct.
1334 Oct.
12 34 Oct.
2134 Oct.
9*4 Oct.
Oct.
83
Oct.
_
Oct.
60
1
20
4
13 34 Oct.
12 34 Oct.
4
Oct.
87
334
4
7 34 Sale
Sale
44 34
88 34
31
Sale
9734
85"
81
134
4634
Sale
88
.
42*4
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24 34
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Sale
Sale
48
8X
2834
42
434
18
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111
2034
334
18
634
11134
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9
17
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3834
3 34
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2534
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Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
60
Oct.
2 *5234 Oct.
28
53 34 Oct.
18 17634 Oct
29
Oct.
3,6 Oct.
2234 Oct.
1
9
1
June
2 34
7;
8*4
9334
934
734
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May
May
May
May
May
May
70
June
24'
22
1
3
16
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31
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1
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165
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4
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23
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26
2
29
6
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2
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29
27*4 Oct.
43 X Oct.
22'
4034 Oct.
14*4 Oct.
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31
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14
15
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3
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2834 Oct.
31
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20
Oct
26
23
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4
3 34
Sale
3 4 Oct
Oct
23
17
5 34 Oct
Oct
'
•
634 July
21 X May
42
110 X
June
? 1 H
55
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
'0
31
Sale
Sale
June
1
8
29'
3
29
.
91
Feb.
3
24
24
24
24
10
4
10
9
26
9
5
5
8
8
3
4
8
8
5
3
5
5
2
3
26
4
May
4
May
9
May 10
Oct.
Cnt
Jan.
7
16
6
May 10
24
9134 Feb
17
Apr
22
24
29*4 Feb
4
434 Jan.
51
May
4
35 H rvt
11*4 Mar
32*4 Mar
Mar
92
42
Sept
May
3
May
13*4 May
3*4 May
60
May
14 *4
23
Oct.
June
4
4
9
Apr.
June
107
3
8
Apr.
2534 May
70
May
6134 Jan.
65 34 Jan.
May
179
734 Apr.
134 Apr.
24 X Jan.
Jan.
105
32 X Feb.
7X Jan.
3834 Apr.
45
July
43 X
3034 June
2134
12
May
95 34
75
May
43 34
25
May
64
May 21 10934
75 X
5
25
2
36
75
3 34
1834
16
6 34
5 113
13
2
80
5
June
1934 Sept. 27
3*4 May
31
22
Oct.
28
5
2
31
3
_
June
3
1134 Oct.
24*4 Oct.
9
75
Sept
IX May
u't
'AX
60
May
934 May
19K June
134 Oct.
2
31
9
.3*'
31!
4 34 Oct.
4 34 Oct.
75
Oct.
2
Oct.
21
33
2
1'
3
17
24
8
15
8
9
5
4X Feb.
Jan.
25
1834 May
1534 Mar
47
May
41
May
3
Oct.
1 10934 Oct.
llii pi
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4034 Mar.
June
311
21
1
49 34 Apr.
11634 Jan.
9X Apr.
33
May
10634 May
4
May
27 34 May
18.
2
1
May
3
10
24
Oct.
6X Jan.
24*4 Feb.
13*4 Sept.
1234 July
3134 Apr.
Apr.
29, 16
29
92
Apr.
Apr.
29, 95
2l!
934 Feb.
21
3234 Apr.
21 11034 Mar.
o
1
134 Jan.
22
1034 Apr.
23
4 34 Apr.
22
834 Apr.
61
234 Tan.
21
4*4 Sept.
22
1934 Sept.
22 105*4 Oct.
194 Apr.
15*4 Jan.
Apr.
97 34 Jan.
30
Oct.
Oct..
Oct
31
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u
li
9
14
June
17*4 June
7*4 Jan.
63
May
75
May
4*4 May
23
May
97 X May
534 May
234 May
534 May
4
Oct
Oct.
40
10
Jan.
2
17
OX8
2 101
2*4 May
May
14
23
3
134
80
SH
Oct.
4
May
X May
42
May
2534 June
8
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24
47
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
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Oct..
Oct.
Sale
21
7 34
11234
9
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43
334
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4X
17*4
8
Oct.
1134
42
4*4
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24 34
75
60
16*4
23
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Oct.
4034 Oct.
8 11534 Oct.
2
7*4 Oct
Oct.
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Oct.
Oct.
3X
4 34
663a
10*4
234
434
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15
6*4
3534
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16*4
9734 Oct.
68
20 34
Sale
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"1034
37X Oct.
11434 Oct.
19
2054 Sale
Sale
59*4
5834
534
48
50 34
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4934
43
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4534 Sale
178 34 17534 176 34 175
176
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4X
5
434 Sale
Me Sale
34 Sale
Sale
22
19*4
2134 Sale
97 X
99
Sale
10034 Sale
1934
1934 Sale
2034 Sale
4 34
Sale
434
4X
4X
24 34
26 34 Sale
2734 Sale
Sale
Oct.
4
Sale
Sale
29
3
21
Apr.
8
Mar.
6
16*4 Apr.
5
IX June 28
73 X Jan.
8
33
Apr.
8
2
3
74
4034 'Sale
1534 Sale
Mar. 12
98 X Apr.
4
834 Mar. 15
May
May
May
3734 Oct.
80
Sale
une
2 103 34 Oct.
8
1054 Oct.
1
134 Oct.
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Sale
38
3934 Sale
118
116
11334 115
6 34
734 Sale
634
3834 Sale
3634
3534
3 34 Sale
354 Sale
17 34 Sale
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82
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4 X
31
3
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16
2934 Oct.
334
1234
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534 Oct.
2034 Oct.
83
78
4
434 Oct.
zl934 Oct. 311
10
3034 Oct.
31
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9
8
8
31
1534
3
26
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3
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16
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78
Oct.
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90
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u
Apr.
79
3
86
41
50
59
Oct.
86
43
Oct. 18
2
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39
18
85
77
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5
5
8
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Apr.
1
Sale
41 X
40 X
4
31
Oct.
77
1
Sale
24
Mar. 12
31
11
Sale
37 X
17
Oct.
2 34 Jan.
1234 Jan.
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X Jan.
14 X Jan.
26*4
26 X
734
93 34
30
75
25
Oct.
May
May
May
6734 May
31
1034 Oct.. 28
Sale
Oct.
May
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
16
Oct.
24
1954
5954
22
10
15
1
9
2034 Oct.
634 Oct.
Oct.
534 Oct.
Sale
14
30
29
15
24
34
1134 Oct.
234 Oct.
634 Oct.
734
734 Oct.
Sale
27
Oct.
25
Oct. 14
2634 Sale
Sale
106
Oct. 21 10734 Oct.
10634 Sale
10634 Sale
1
34 Oct.
X Oct.
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34 Sale
o
,7/s
1
834 Sale
734 Oct.
834 Oct.
7X Sale
4
2 54 Oct.
234 Sale
2J4 Oct.
2%
234
6
Oct.
5*4 Oct. 16
534 Sale
534 Sale
134 Sale
134 Oct. 21
134 Oct.
134
134
9
4 34 Sale
414 Oct.
334 Oct.
434 Sale
1934 Oct.
1734 Oct. 10
1834 Sale
183-4 Sale
2 10534 Oct.
10134 102M 104 34 10534 10234 Oct.
1
Sale
14 34 Oct.
18 34 Oct.
18
14 >4 Sale
8
Oct. 30
9*4 Oct.
834 Sale
954 Sale
8
Sale
34 Oct.
34 Oct.
..J4»'L %
83
82
Oct. 30
85
Oct.
83
"Sale
8134
42 X
11
21
28
28
15
21
41
May 22
34 May 20
X July 23
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634
34
34
834
2334
21
17
28
x6 34
26 34
4134 Jan.
8*4 Feb.
36*4 Feb.
9934 June 22 106
May
17
May 22 30*4 Apr. 1
June 10
10
29 34 Mar. 23
Oct.
15
2
4*4 Apr.
3
30
May 28 42X Oct. 31
84 34 Mine 17
9734 Jan. 16
234 Jan.
3
34 May 15
10
1
19
76
Sale
20
90
3
1
1
2 34 Oct.
3X
82
40
7
Oct.
21
55
9634
655 Cushman Sons 7% pref-.._ 100
$8 preferred
————.*
360
*
89 500 Cutler Hammer Inc
...
5
7 700 Davega Stores Corp
see page
34 Oct.
Sale
9934
27 34
68
For footnote*
16
14
1934 Oct.
2034
Sale
80
30
134 Oct.
7334 Oct.
Sale
7234
Oct.
9
4
3034
+
5% preferred..
25
42 900 Davison Chem Corp (The)...l
2 220 Dayton Pr & Lt 4 34% pref. 100
9934
Sale
8a le
(Conv
27
3134
140
Sale
30
4 500
48
11134 11034
20
Sale
134
134
134
134
2 34
134
134
134 Sale
85
97
15
Sale
24
...
33
8334
142
2034
634
2
31
2
31
59
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('lass A
I
10734 Sale 106
60-34—6-1J4 6034
1034
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1
530 .800
234
33
83
8534
4834
50
2734 Sale
32 X Sale
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3034
Sale
1
834
47
7034 Sale
66
11334 11434 112
140
22?4
2QX
434
42X
15
Sale
Sale
*
7734
85
Sale
55
Sale
11
28
Sale
4
nor
21
3734 Sale
33
1
56
13*4
....
800
2X
Sale
Sale
3
4
2234 May 24
334 May 22
1534 May 21
15
May 28
Mar. 28
May 21
May 21
Apr. 15
.' ug. 28
Mar. 25
20
AUg. 16
Apr.
3
Oct. 21
25
Oct. 30
8
53 M May 28
Apr.
8
84
Oct. 31
Oct.
Jan. 26
2
28
10
Oct.
8*4 Oct. 28
Oct.
Feb.
6
85
Sept. 26
1
Oct.
8734 Oct. 29
Jan. 30
44
Sept. 16
Oct. 21
Oct. 21! 47
2
434 Apr. 26
1
May 15
5
Oct.
3
Oct.
24
May 21 40 34 Apr. 18
Oct. 10
3734 Oct. 31
8
124
July
8 124
July
June 19
56
7034 Oct. 31
2
Oct.
7034 Oct. 31
May 21 11434 Jan. 10
8 114
Oct. 19 108
Oct.
43 X Mar.
8
26
May 21
Oct. 23
3534 Oct. 18
74
May 16 8334 Oct. 21
83 X Oct. 21
Oct. 21
Mar. 26
4654 May 16' 48
7
7
48
Oct.
Oct.
1
1
2534 May 22 4134 Apr.
9
Oct.
30
Oct.
1
4534 Apr.
4
2534 May 21
Oct. 29 3434 Oct.
Feb. 14
May 22 142
2 142
Oct. 14 131
Oct.
Mar. 30
1
9934 May 21 131
Oct.
Oct. 25 110
63—Febr-27"
-56"—May ~24
-3
61—-Get; 21
Oct
20
Feb. 21
10 34 May 21
Oct. 16
1134 Oct.
...-102
-94-—-June-10
-Sept; 24©ct.-28-t01—Oct-;
-24
16.34..May.21. ..35 34 -Apr.*_ .8.
2 108
May 23 112 34 Feb.' 10
2 11034 Oct.
Oct.
24
May 10
3
1234 May 21
8
Oct.
2234 Oct.
4 X Apr.
1
1
4
Sept.17
2
Oct.
Oct. 18
2
5*1 Apr. 4
134 Sept. 26
234 Oct.
Oct. 25
5
4
Apr.
4
134 Oct. 24
2X Oct.
Oct. 24
1034 Oct.
234 Oct.
Sale
8734
44 34
31
1
1
7\
10 %
nx
8334 Sale
9
3234 Oct.
534 Oct.
3334 Oct.
Oct.
14
26
pref
2,514 .400 (Curtiss Wright Corp
A
JX
25
Sale Prices
Oct.
Sale
Sale
37
3534 Oct.
10534 10234 104 34 10234 Oct.
Sale
1034 Sale
954 Oct.
Sale
134 Sale
134 Oct.
5
30
_Me
1034
11x
Highest
Lowest
22
24
1034
134
37
(The)--*
10
100
Me
X
,
Lowest
22 102
3
334
4 34
66 34
1034
Preferred
Oct.
Oct.
102 34
100
3 .530 Cuba RR 6% preferred
306 .100 (Cuban American Sugar
4834
34
34
Sale
95
75
Sale
5 700'
Sale
47
32
73
163
38
Sale
83
Bank Trust Co.-20
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
--5
50
1334
534
Sale
5
8
X Oct.
834 Oct.
34 Oct.
34 Oct.
1134 Oct.
3234 Oct.
4634 Oct.
34 Oct.
Me Oct.
34 Oct.
8X
zl9 34
32
1034
1
834
Sale
24
2.50
\dl
Oct.
21
Sale
Sale
1
9
29
Sale
Sale
1
321
223 .600
Sale
4X
Sale
Prices
2834 Oct.
4 X Oct.
Sale
20
Sale
*
7
pref 5% series
Exch
74
83
78
9434
Sale
13*4
12 34
113
320 ,700 Coppei weld Steel Co_18 .450 Corn
1934
534 Sale
18
*
322 .800 Continental Oil of Dei
53 ,600 tContinental Steel Corp
34 .500
234
*
*
Fibre..5
Continental Insurance
'300
1,401 'a/NA Continental IMotorsI
^tlll lllillltul
Yl I
l»f
(.Conv
Sale
234
20
208 ,900 Continental Can
98 700
Sale
1934
1934
Sale
Stile
10334 105
52 X Sale
107 34 11034
14
Sale
1 X Sale
70 X Sale
32 X Sale
Sale
100
—
3134
2134
Sale
"111 34 110
Sale ' 22
134
134
Sale
% prior pref_
620.900 Conso Coppermines Corp.—5
888 500 Consul Edison Co of N Y Inc.*
54*700
preferred
*
23 000 Consolidated Film Industry-. 1
50*500
$2 partic preferred
*
57 100 Consul Laundries Corp
--5
7.34 400 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
16 500 Consul KR of Cuba 6% pf-100
51 400 Consolidation Coal Co v t c.25
11 200
6% prelerred v t c
100
12 800i^OU8uri,er8 Fow Co $4.50 pref-*
225 800 Container Corp of America. .20
120 700 Continental Baking Co class A *
117.600
Class B
--*
19.600
8% preferred
100
b
Sale
100
Consolidated Cigar
3,840
Sale
140
Sale
2
5
14,300
134 800
32 X
5
Highest
Sole Prices
Lowest
Ask
iliOO34-Sale-i00:r~101-34
110
Sale
2.50
--*
«
1134
"3334 Sale"
19*4
Sale
Class B
Sale
59
5
Columbia Gas & El
Sale
84
80
4734
2934
Sale
6634
Sale
113
6-2-34~-0^
1834 Sale
118
4J4
System Inc class
Sale
Sale
6534
-
55
34
32
113M! 114 X
35 34 Sale
76
77 X
4534
39 X Sale
35 34 Sale
130 %
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
3,510 Colorado & Southern------100
4% 1st preferred
100
13,230
4% 2d preferred
—100
2,190
Columbia Broadcasting
98,500
64,100
1,087,100
33.300
1,490
25,300
53,700
17,600
179.600
5.900
205.820
6,200
793,100
1,496.500
90.300
1,048,400
Sale
79
31
101
Sale
10134 10034 Oct.
Oct.
22 X
2134
2234 20
1734 Oct.
19
2034 Sale
3
234 Oct.
334
434
Sale
4234 Sale
3934 Oct.
9534
97
96
9534 Oct.
134
134
134 Oct.
IX
X
8% Sale
34 Sale
y8 Sale
ux Sale
33J4 Sale
45
4734
X
*4
X
934
1134
234 S ile
24
2134
134 Sale
lih Sale
*4
X
14 h
I
9434
134
95
93
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
28*4
534
32 X
2134
Sale
1
Ask Bid
Bid
6 34
32 X
12^
Claws A
,6,-200
397,900 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..
3-,6-OQ _._$-4.25- preferred
66,600. Collins & Aikman— .—.——-*
aVo conv preierred
.100
2,890
84,600 Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp--'
550
1,100
19.800
25
—§
230
21,300
8,500
6,200
5,500
94,900
*
—
Special gtd 4% stock
50
206,100 Climax Molybdenum Co----*
—
286,200 Cluett Pea body & Co
Preferred--.....—100
1.350
*
48,100 Coca-Cola Co (The)
20
430
5
o
22,400 City Stores
73,800 Clark Equipment
100
80 CCC&StLRy Co
5% preferred
-100
200
3,970 Cieve Elec 111 $4.50 ser pref-.*
70,100 Cieve Graphite Bronze (The)-l
730 Cieve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd-50
800
6,600
2,270
1,450
Childs Co
1,196,700 Chrysler Corp
57,200 City Ice & Fuel-634 preferred
8,160
220 City Investing Co
990
14,900
100
Co—100
1,260 Chile Copper—
140
114,400
6,800
50
38
--1
136,400 tChesapeake Corp
-.
431,400 Chesapeake & Ohio_
Preferred series A
--100
8,300
East ill itR 6% pf-100
6,800 IChic
tChicago Great Western—
4% preferred
—100
33,700
21,500 Chicago Mail Order Co—-..5
50,300 tChic Milw St Paul & Pacific *
$5 preferred
100
99,900
*
110,200 Chicago Pneumatic Tool
$3 conv preferred
*
13,200
Prior pref ($2.50 cum divsj *
5,700
100
21,500 tChicago R 1 & Pacific
7% preferred—
100
9,300
6% preferred-100
11,400
- *
8,900 Chicago Yellow Cab
10
58,100 Chickasha Cotton Oil
900
12,100
-1,000
-6-v200
Bid
*
Shares
21,900
6,900
6,100
1,000
1
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
534 Mar
1834 Oct.
8*4 Apr
13 113 34 Apr.
28
8
14
9
10
4
7
29
4
12
N. Y. STOCK
34
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
October
Shares
36,100
3,000
1,400
19,900
15,000
300
2,610
960
2,500
1,700
3,700
16,400
1,600
1940
Oct.
80
970
210
8,000
29,200
5,100
400
23%
25%
16%
22%
5%
%
291,700 Deere & Co
37,800,
Preferred
20
23,300 Deisel-Wemmer-Gilb Corp . _ 10
224,800 Delaware & Hudson
100
174,900 Del Lackawanna & Western.50
7,400 JDenver Rio Gr & West pf_100
22,910 Detroit Edison
100
22,710 Devoe & Raynolds A
*
33,000 Diamond Match
.*
20,300
8,200
31,400
22,100
121,400
8,000
2,100
1,600
800
Bid
Par
*
163000
12,700
12,290
12,760
99,400
169,600
474,700
112,400
441,400
250,600
98,500
5,500
124
21%
33%
41%
8%
2,100
17200
...
230
—42,TOO!
-800
900
200
4,100
3,000
9,500
1,500
"""966
9,800
16,600
1,100
1,110
12,700
2,700
1,200
10
2,900
5,000
5,800
1,600
3,500
800
1,900
7,900
"3",900
800
6,400
15,500
2,600
400
9,600
2,400
4,500
660
9,200
1,070
2,400
"V
340
<11,000
2,400
7,000
3,300
730
10
3,600
1,800
300
2,600
400
8,900
6,500
190
2,500
8,500
2,100
5,500
2,300
400
155,800
30,500
400
4,900
Chemical Co
35
18%
Sale
82%
Sale
142
17
*
7%
12
13
*
120
100 117
(E I) .20 182% Sale
Sale
$4.50 preferred
* 122
46,750
3,650 Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100 117%
-
31,400
534,200
343,000
147,600
46,100
25,400
61,100
13
Eaton
Electric Auto Lite
50
5,400
8,400
170
5,100
700
8,600
1,800
24,630
6.400
4,600
1,100
60
4,600
19.900
Si
4,400
6
29% Sale
16% 417
38
Sale
15 % Sale
.3
1%
7%
31%
7
Sale
Sale
2
2
Oct.
4
Oct.
31
a
Sale
14 115
US
Oct.
Oct.
4
Sale
Oct.
29
40
Oct.
8% Sale
17% Sale
Oct.
15
Oct.
9
8% Oct.
17% Oct.
Sale
Oct.
1
75
10% Sale
35% Sale
Oct.
21
Oct.
4
11% Oct.
35% Oct.
2
1
23
29
3
31
Sale
Oct.
1
22
15% Sale
90% Sale
x\38% Sale
Oct.
15
Oct.
9
38
75
22
Sale
116
Oct.
170% 176
3354 Sale
36 %
14%
4
Oct.
24% Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
3
Sale
Oct.
7
Sale
Oct.
15
14
10
Sale
Oct.
14
Oct.
22 113% Oct.
3
1
22
Oct.
21 179% Oct.
10 126% Oct.
Oct.
19 117
3
26
8
37% Oct.
29
114% 120
Sale
171
Sale
125
115
_
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
37% Sale
Oct.
1
Sale
4% Oct.
1
5
Oct.
137% Sale
131
170% 176
175% Oct.
32% Oct.
13% Oct.
34% Oct.
13% Oct.
35%
14%
37%
14%
Sale
15
1
31
3
31
11
2
"23%
4% Sale
Sale
Oct.
16% Oct.
91% Oct.
1 144% Oct.
Oct.
31% Sale
134
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
3
3
10 137% Oct.
155
35%
15%
37%
15%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
%
6%
40%
36
32%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
17
15
Electric Power &
...—*
*
Battery.....*
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
....
Electric Storage
J Elk Horn Coal Corp—...—*
Co
3
Sale
28 %
Light——*
Sale
Sale
1H
El Paso Natural Gas
6 Sale**
9
6,900
8,180
125,000
93,400
39,000
1,590
16,500
9,300
82,100
25,100
28,100
7,100
24,800
74,500
43
70
3
(Win) Sons Co......*
Firestone Tire & Rubber.... 10
6% preferred series A.... 100
First National Stores
*
Flintkote Co
(The)
*
Florence Stove Co
...—.*
Florsheim Shoe
(The) cl A...*
10
5% conv preferred
—.100
Food Machinery Corp.._.-.10
4%% conv preferred-—.100
Follansbee Steel Corp...
Foster-Wheeler.
Freeport Sulphur Co
85
12% Oct.
35
Oct.
14% Oct.
88% Oct.
15
7
16
S ile
Sale
24
-----
43
6% Oct.
23% Oct.
"27
—
106
Sale
33
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
5
Sale
50
51
Sale
*
.—..*
100
••-•-•J.
——
S ile
Sale
3%
#
General Foods Corp
*
$4.50 preferred
General Gas & Electric cl A—*
C$6
conv
40
34
87
128% S ile
50% S ile
124% 125
48
4%
Common
128.300
General Printing Ink
41.000
$3 preferred
1,200
General Public Service
25,700
S ile
.....*
84*100 General Railway Signal..
1*570'
preferred
•
106H
*
S ile
100
.300General Refractories
*
41*100 General Shoe Corp
1
73 970 Gen Steel Castings $3 pref
*
-90400 General Telephone Co
20
71 600 Gen Theatres Equip Corp
»
15*700 Gen Time Instrument Corp..*
*360
6% preferred
100
83 700 General Tire <fc Rubber C«
5
262 300 Gillette Safety Raxor.——.5
37 j00j
$5,.conv preferred......—.*
1
For footnotes see page
40.
Sale
7
S ile
109% S ile
106
S ile
81*900|Gen Realty & Utilities Corp.
24*900
$6 pref opt div series..
._*
82
S ile
S ile
Sale
11
42%
20%
S ile
10%
18
S ile
10%
19%
35% Oct.
15
48
4
Oct.
16
10
17
8
31
May 14
May 21
May 21
Jan.
Jan.
24
5
3
2
1
m
11
20
20
1
June
14
6% Apr. 22
14% Apr. 24
Oct.
19
June
14
51
5% Oct.
26
29
June
51% Oct.
7% Oct.
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
Oct.
1
4% Oct.
2
88:
31
1
17%
82% Oct.
26
19
25
%%
22
27 145
15
24
Feb
6
May 23
May 21
7
3 115% Oct.
21
1
%« Oct.
35
Oct.
3
17
24
31
2
28
2(109% Oct.
31
June
% Oct.
16% Oct.
Oct.
29 106
24
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
7
1
18%
28%
11%.
50 %
9
22
Oct.
23
18
9
Oct.
30
14
Oct.
Oct.
26
Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
.1
17
11%
19%
4104%
15
12%
1
3%
.
17
37
Oct.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
41
Jan.
3
8
4
23
3
8
24
16
27
2
49% Apr. 15
6
May 22 118% Jan.
2
Jan.
May 17
Jan.
8
Sept. 19 44
8
Apr.
May 21 101
5
28 130% Jan.
May
8
May 28 56% Apr.
May 22 127% Mar. 23
June 10
May
4
June 10
Apr.
8
Jan.
10
10
May 21
48% Oct.
4% Oct.
7% Oct.
3
Mar. 20
4% Sept.
11% Jan.
29% Apr.
87
Apr.
19% Apr.
117% Mar.
15
May 21
2
8
4
5 104
Oct.
31
91% Oct.
29 129% Oct.
9
50% Oct.
23 127
Oct.
May
7% Apr.
May 21
Oct.
3
2
Sept. 30
Apr. 24
Apr. 30
Sept. 4
19 105% Mar. 27
23
10
31
May 28
25
22
Oct.
Apr. 18
Jan. 29
Apr. 15
June
Oct.
3
9
4
Apr.
Apr. 29
31
9
30% Oct.
14
21
2
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Oct.
14% Oct.
105% Oct.
% Oct.
Sale
Jan.
Oct.
29
Oct.
8
5 107%
21 21%
22 106
6%
12
24 32%
28 38%
June
29
3
June
9% May
61
May
2% Aug.
20
May
24% May
1
Oct.
Sale
25)
117% Oct.
36% Oct.
25
41% Oct.
4
Sale
May 20
6% Sept. 23
3
6% Oct.
105% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
38)
1
15
11
3
5
3
10
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Apr.
2
10
45
Oct.
9
Jan.
95
3% Oct.
17% Oct.
Oct.
18)
29 137
15
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
25
5
Oct.
3
100
Oct.
Sale
36%
9
Oct.
101%
12% Sale
3
30
9
124% Oct.
25%
10%
42%
20 %
9%
18%
104%
S ile
3
31
Oct. -11
9
Oct.
127% Oct.
18
18% S ile
26% S ile
3% Oct.
28
18 102
S ile
1
28
10
June
...
31
Oct.
87
24
27
15
22
10
May 21 20
27% May 21 40%
14
Sept. 7 22 %
12% May 21 21 %
84
May 21 106
May 22 46
May 22 215
102
Oct.
5}
32
5% preferred.......—.100
General Motors Corp.....
10
2,127,100
$0 preferred
*
39,900
Gen Outdoor Advertising{A..*
22,600
4 106..
15
17% Oct.
9 106
Oct.
13)
47
*
...
31
19
.__*
preferred,A
Mar. 27
3
28% Jan.
2
15% Oct.
4
4% Jan.
10 102
Jan.
Oct.
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Jan.
Mar. 11
8
Apr.
Apr. 18
3
Apr.
29
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31*
18*
1
35
29
4% Oct.
11% Oct.
Sale
16%
118% 113
S ile
33%
S ile
x35%
118% 114%
Sale
%
8*
49 h
18% June 10
2
11
47
70
1
Sept. 25
8
Oct.
7
Feb.
5
11% Apr. 25
34% May 10
22
16
Oct.
4
Apr.
67% Aug.
3
31
31
21
6% Oct.
5
3
1
Oct.
Oct.
135
8
Oct.
17% Oct.
Sale
*
30
2
31
8
4
8
1
100
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
23
Oct.
S ile
100
...
44% Oct.
18% Oct.
35% Oct.
Apr. 13
Mar. 19
1
22
15
29
.
H
24
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
3% Oct.
'5% Oct.
15% Oct.
Sale
17%
71%
.....
Electric Co
General Mills
Oct.
Oct.
104
S ile
*
7% preferred
General
Oct.
1
5
June
Jan.
5
Apr.
Mar. 26
4
Apr.
Oct. 31
Oct. 31
9
9
22
24%
-----
General Bronze....5
.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
31
Oct.
93
*16% Oct.
Sale
31
16% Oct.
2
97,
May 21
May 23
14 % Oct.
38% Oct.
23
Sale
4
11
79
2
May
Jan.
12%. Jan.
24
Oct.
91
22
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
June
31
4
8
22
June
June
8
2
9
Jan.
Jan.
_
May
May
May
May
Aug.
July
Aug.
May
Tn May
15
May
3
22
Sale
Mar.
Oct.
Oct.
18
17
Jan.
May~3T "83
May 31 89
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
21 36
6 33 h
1
22
21 ~41
22 46
22 112
May 21
25
Oct.
Apr. 24
Mar. 30
_
31
Oct.
15%
3%
%
20%
19
21%
23%
20% Sale
104% 105
_
31
95% Oct.
29
40
Gen Amer
Transp Corp
5
General Baking Co..........5
Preferred 7%
i
70
General Cigar Inc
14
May
June
May
May
May
May
15
15
14
15
7
2% May 25
5
May 21
20% Jan. 15
21% Oct.
19
86%
20%
34%
Oct.
89
Sale
Gar Wood Industries Inc..-.3
JT IOIOIICU
1
8
96
Oct.
2% Oct.
28% Oct.
31% Oct.
General Cable Corp..
..*
Class A
._—————_*
46
23
1
Sale
$8 preferred
7% Oct.
7
Oct.
15
Investors
24
14% Oct.
2% Oct.
% Oct.
4%
46
Oct.
Oct.
32
9
16
21
Gabriel Co
$6 preferred..
14
19% Oct.
12% Oct.
95% Oct.
24
3% Oct.
7% Oct.
10
Sale
Gaylord Container Corp
5%% conv preferred
25
Oct.
*
*
...100
10
7% conv preferred
American
6% Oct.
28% Oct.
% Oct.
6% Oct.
10
....
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Simon pref
Gen
Oct.
3
39
%
3
May 15
18% May 21
80
Sale
7% Sale
31% Sale
(The) class A....*
37,500
Gair Co Inc (Robt)....—...1
109,400
$3 preferred
.....10
36,000
Gamewell Co (The).....
.*
21,080
Gannett Co Inc conv $3 pref..*
930
75,600
18,500
2,100
47,900
4,800
75,500
105,300
2,680
36,600
174,700
33,300
27,900
36,800
6,590
1,405,100
265,300
7,100
82,400
■
Exchange Buffet Corp
*
Fairbanks Co 8% preferred.100
Fairbanks Morse & Co
*
110 Filene's
65,500
12,700
44,300
159,900
31,000
5,800
12,700
2,500
32,000
2,340
107,900
2,860
31,500
1,670
172,300
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 10
Apr.
9
Sept. 24
1% Jan.
8% Jan.
40% Oct.
% May 22
3
31
22
22
31
'
.......—3
Fajardo Sug Co Porto Rico..20
Federal Light & Traction... 15
$6 preferred..
*
Federal Mining & Smelting—2
Federal-Mogul Corp.——.5
Federal Motor Truck—.....*
Federal Water Service A
*
Federated Department Stores.*
4%% conv preferred..—100
Ferro Enamel Corp
1
Fidelity. Phenix Fire Ins..2.50
9
Apr.
5
Apr.
9
Feb. 29
Apr. 23
Jan. 10
Apr.
9
4
17% Jan.
41% Apr. 19
18% Apr. 20
10% May 28
May 21
10% May 21
...
**
56,200 Equitable Office Building
100
37,500 JErie RR
4% 1st preferred..—.—100
50,700
4% 2d preferred
—.100
11,300
80 Erie & Pittsburgh RR——50
.5
30,300 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
5
172,800 Evans Products Co
261,500 Ex-Cell-O Corp
4% Oct.
21
9
10
Feb.
3
Feb. 21
Jan.
8
8
28 189% Apr.
22 126% Oct. 26
22 118% Jan. 19
10 44% May
8
25
35% Oct.
15%
9
31% Oct.
x24 %
9
29% Oct.
%
1
Oct.
3
% Oct. 19
26
34
Sale. ,33% Oct. —9 34.%.-Oct,—23
35
40
Oct.
9
38 % Sale
38% Oct. 31
3 HO—GcT.14 102
109%~SaJe" it) 8—Oct;
5%
8
9% Oct,_ 26
7% Oct.
9% Sale
Oct. 23 "63
"76"—79"" 75% Oct. "7 ^8
83% Oct. 18
80
Oct. 14
83%
84%
91% Oct. 15
90
Oct. 14
87
91
1
% Oct.
5
% Oct.
% Sale
1
1
Oct.
1% Oct. 30
1% Sale
2
Oct.
2
1% Oct. 23
1% Sale
1
Oct. 23
1% Oct.
1
1
1%
40%
35%
32 %
%
.41H-Sale
i'90'GF Endlcott^Johnson. . . .——-50
% Oct.
10
Apr.
6%
May 15
June 10 166%
June 10 178
May 22 37
117
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22 120
Oct.
6% May
4
May
2% May
5% June
Oct.
30 176
23% Apr.
28"
May
Apr.
10
125$
1
28
cVA
Sale
L1QK4 1Q9
5% preferred
—.....100
2,330
1
455,300 EngineerirPubiic Service
•~79M"
-20,600' $5 preferred.^—... ~
85.50 preferred
—*| 88%
12,400
$6 preferred..........—_*l
5,800
i*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
American shares
220
2,300
4,000
Sale
Oct.
28
June
1% May 22 19
23 ^
8% May 21
2% May 21
5i
% July 11
8% May 22
2% May 21 23%
0% May 22 36%
2
May 21 43%
4 % May 15
10%
2% May 21 20
6% May 24 85%
9% May 15
14%
0% May 22 38
4
May 21 24%
1 % May 22
23%
5% July
3 94%
3
Sept. 13 171
3
4%
Sept.11
4% Jan. 12 30
5
10
May 21
13%
9% June 10
Elec & Musical Industries—
40,100
12,010
600
-
176
(The).—.5
Electric Boat
-
173
2
Edison Pros Stores Inc
—
Sale
5%
166%
-100
Mfg Co....-.-.-—---4
6% preferred—.
20
245,200
3,100
30
77%
135%
3%
23%
113%
175% Sale
124% Sale
340,300 Du Pont de Nem & Co
1
Sale
10
Duplan Silk
8% preferred
25
Oct.
23
11%
16
17%
Sale
8
Oct.
Oct.
19% Sale
23
1
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
17% Oct.
14% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
*
*
*
Co
Ltd
Rights
Dresser Mfg Co
Dunhill International—.
1,756
180,900
18,400
317,000
585,600
38%
.*
Casting
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
4,000
980
42%
1
22
Sale
28% Sale
72
11
6,300
12,700
700
Sale
3% May 22
2
3
31
1
Oct.
15% Sale
28% Sale
Sale
35
5
50,200 Eastern Rolling Mills
149,900 Eastman Kodak Co of N J—*
1,900
56,000
37,900
12,500
3,300
17
23% Oct.
27% Oct.
9
Sale
%
111% 115%
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Oct.
Sale
noH
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
17%
13%
74%
12%
34%
17%
629,900 Eastern Airlines Inc
200
13 %
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
94,200
12,600
1,700
16,100
33,800
Sale
21
Sale
W4
Oct.
Sale
Sale
22 %
26
Sale
8% Sale
17% Sale
C1&SS A
Dow
Sale
Highest
Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
Bid
77
Sale
5% prer with warrants—100
Dixie-Vortex Co
Doehler Die
Ask
9
Sale
19
*
Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dome Mines
1
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
24
5rt
1 110
Jan.
3
June
6
Jan.
11
June
10'
Jan.
4
2
Jan
15
2
May 15
July 23
May 21
1
4
30
,
July
22
May
May
May
May
21
19%
106
%
18%
33%
15%
50%
28
24%
Sept. 30
Apr.
%
Apr.
5
Jan.
4
Jan. 11
Oct.
Mar.
23
7
4
13% Jan.
28
23% Apr. 27
Feb.
9 106
May
1
4
May 221 23% Jan.
6
9
6% Mar
Sept
Oct. 171 51% Mar. 14
23
35
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Nov., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
Since
October
Shares
11,000
3,300
6,300
600
4,900
4,500
30
22,300
2,500
38,700
2,000
2,500
130
68.600
10,600
900
1,700
3,800
6,300
1,000
20,400
82,800
10,400
840
"ef.§66
31,900
2,200
9,100
2,100
220
13,800
6,600
500
30
1,900
500
10
240
7,900
-3,900:
590
41-rOOO
1,900
13,400
1,500
20
8,100
6,200
230
1,000
800
■
400
3,400
2,600
2,200
17,666
1,600
11,100
1,200
400
7,800
7,500
1,900
*
530 Gold &
1
1
Teleg Co—100
Goodrich (B F) Co
*
$5 preferred
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
*
$5 conv preferred-,
*
Gotham Silk Hosiery
♦
Preferred
100
Stock
289,900
31,800
402,700
24,600
25,700
1,440
566,300 Graham-Paige Motors
—1
Granby Consolidated Mining
116,000
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
Grand Union Co (The)—
With div certifs
16,600
18,200
Without div certifs
—*
28,200 Granite City Steel
*
57,800 Grant (W T) Co
10
7,800
5% preferred
20
200,700 Great North Iron Ore Prop—
756,700 Great Northern pref
—*
71,300 Great West Sugar
*
4,110
Preferred
100
—
-
80 Green Bay & Western
Green (II L) Co
RR.100
1
10
534 % conv preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.l
Guantanamo Sugar
*
100
8% preferred
35 preferred
-—.—
Hercules Powder-----
*
6% preferred
100
♦
Hershey Chocolate
1,200
6,000
2,300
80
9,900
28,800
9,000
3,600
400
3,300
76,600
5,700
1,000
3,700
31,100
800
5,700
56,900
2,500
60,900
500
90,900
42,100
2,400
1,110
1,000
2,900
1,900
300
63,600
5,700
2,500
560
700
1,400
20
2,600
3,000
17,000
970
29,800
900
"2,200
800
2,200
200
1,300
30
24,200
12,000
10
234
64 34
23 %
9234
354
68
94 34
334
69
*4 Sale
conv
4234
234
preferred
38
2 34
234
8434
1334
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
2834
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
20
:33 34
35
32
Sale
132
50
3534
Sale
27*4
134
1534
1*4
934
Sale
934
303*
3234
Sale
34
32
18%
1334
Sale
109
1734 Sale
Sale
1 634
102
10434
2234
Oct.
Oct.
Howe
Sound
Co.5
Hudson & Manhattan--—100
5% preferred
100
4934 Sale
Hud Bay Min & Sm Co Ltd —*
Hudson Motor Oar
26
Hupp Motor Car Corp-
Leased line 4%
RR sec stock ctfs
ser
—100
100
100
A.1000
3H
534 Sale
1
Sale
1234 Sale
2334
24
Sale
634
634
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
88%
Sale
234 Sair
234 Sale100
Sale
10234 Sale
8
Sale
834 Sale
95
96
15034 164
1534
Sale
158
93
155
Sale
1634 Sale
5*4
Sale
4
1*4 Oct.
934 Oct.
1
134 Oct.
2
834 Oct
3334 Oct.
3234 Oct.
13*4 Oct.
10
9
3
Oct.
25 155
Oct.
14
1634 Oct.
74
Oct.
29
Oct.
81
11 13034 Oct.
2
5734 Oct.
113
11034 Oct.
1434 Oct.
11
Oct.
Oct.
28
8
10
Sale
3734
Sale
5934
10534
334
32
6034
5934 Sale
Sale
10734 Sale
Sale
434 Sale
33
3334 Sale
1734
3*4
4*
a
i%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
saie
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
Oct.
1 114
4534 Oct.
33 f
12
58
Oct.
10534
334
3034
54
3 34
1634
334
34
8
4034
3934
Sale
Sale
534
17
Oct.
5
Oct.
31
4
31
31
31
7
38
Oct.
3 *4 Oct.
2234 Oct.
5
Oct.
3
2
4034 Oct.
454 Oct.
22 34 Oct.
554 Oct.
2634 Oct.
157
_
Oct.
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
International Nickel of Canada*
Sale
Sale
133
140
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
Oct.
21
44
37
Sale
3654 Oct.
2954 Oct.
17
$6 preferred--.-
63,500 Jarvls fW B) Ga
33.400 Jewel Tea Inc
Sale
2834
.
Convertible class A
134.600
Conv class B
For footnotes see page 40J
21
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
>
2854 Oct.
22
June
June
15
29
June 10
3734 Oct.
3034 Oct.
10
2
28
Oct.
18 10234 Oct.
17
2 34 Oct.
23
16
May 28
May 23
May 21
11
Sale
Oct.
3
92
Sale
Oct.
4
7
Sale
Oct.
8
Oct.
4
11
Oct.
18
29
Sale
Sale
1234 Oct.
15
1334 Oct.
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Oct.
66 % Oct.
31
3
3
Sale
Sale
127 34
Sale
12534 Oct.
84 34 Oct.
12
Oct.
4834 Oct.
7134 Oct.
5 127 V4 Oct.
1 10454 Oct.
4
34 Sale
Sale
4 34 Oct.
1634 Oct.
13
Oct.
106 34 101 % Oct.
18
Sale
Sale
J* Sale
Sale"
88
Sale
Sale
95
19
15%
100
14
15
93
95
100
834
101
1134 Sale
734 Sale
Sale
90
102
Sale
128
Sale
i
1334!
Sale
4
1754
13
103
13 34
754 Oct.
7*4 Sale
Oct.
10134 109*4 101
Sale
734 Sale
17 34
98
1454 Oct.
654 Oct.
99*4110034 Oct.
14
1754 Oct.
31
7*1
Oct.
23
9
§
Jan.
5
Oct.
Jan.
16
4*4 Jan.
1054 Jan.
8
10^
92
Oct.
f
8
4
8
25
1
6
27
4
15
Oct.
Oct.
1
24
Mar
5
9.10034 Oct.
4
Jan.
18
4
3
17
9
21
5
Jan.
52
9
Oct.
23
10
28
132
May
May
21 101
Oct.
Jan.
June
23
4
7734 Jan.
29
4
8
Jan.
May
May
31
1434 Oct.
23 10134 Oct.
10
854 Oct.
1
Jan.
June
Oct.
1
Apr.
Jan.
May 21
o§* Mar. 9
28
IS
May 23
June 21 12734 May 14
13
26
6
8
31
554 Jan.
June 11
Oct.
4
Jan.
Oct.
56 34 Feb.
Oct.
15
Oct.
2734 Oct.
29 126
Jan.
1
234 Oct.
834 Oct.
8
2134 May 8
73
Apr. 29
May 16
May 15
May 21
1634 Sale
74
128
66
14 34
120
7
May 21
May 18
Oct.
25
8
Jan.
5
554 Jan.
1434 Apr. 20
May 21
Oct.
Jan.
Apr.
11
25
Oct.
1*4 Oct.
5
2
8
31
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
3
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
5
38*4 Jan.
Jan.
3 133
1554 Oct.
6234 Oct.
234 Oct.
31
Jan.
Apr.
38
134 May 23
Sale
102
JX
L 34 May 22
>34 May 22
31
23
12
June 11 19134 Mar. 12
4
May 22 6234 Jan.
Jan. 22
May 25 171
1
8 130
Jan.
Apr. 18
Apr. If
4754 Mar. 90
16
10
Sale
9
11
31
Sale
*
1,920 Kendall Co $6 part pref ser A_*
11
8
1354 Oct.
8
5734 Oct.
134 Oct. 23
126
.
212.600
2634 Oct.
128
Oct.
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
June 10 113
Jan.
5
6
554 May 15
4
12*4 Jan.
134 May 21
31
3
Sale
Sale
22
Oct.
105
Sale
-
1
-
26*4
22
2*4 Oct.
7*4 Oct.
454 Oct.
100
Sale
2534
127,300 Johna-Manville
Preferred
-100
3,230
73,400 Jones & Laughlin Steel pref_100
21,100 Kalamazoo Stove A Furn Co 10
320 Kansas City Lt 1st pref ser B_*
*
31,000 Kansas City Southern
4% preferred
---100
6.900
11,300 Kaurmann Department Stores 1
5% conv preferred
700
100
.5
11,000 Kayaer (J) & Co
1,310 Keith-Albee Orpheum pref.100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
-
234
31
4
Apr. 20
Apr. 16
90J4 Apr. 27
15*4 Apr. 11
i
May 21
534 May 21
Sale
*
21
23
164
—
23
22
Sale
-
18
29
25
Sale
3634
1354
2434
4334
634
2234
954
29
26
Oct.
2934
14
f
Mar.
1
25 118
June 26 158
>34 May
r3i» May
[% June
-34 Aug.
Jan.
Apr.
634 Feb. 17
31
2
Sale
Island Creek Coal
27
June 12
>
f
30
15
>54 May 21
May 21
May
!34 Oct.
>
May
>54 May
5
May
Jan.
Apr. 16
Jan.
9
14
Oct.
2
c
165
Intertype Corp
24
3 34 Oct.
1054 Oct.
Sale
Sale
_.
22
25
\
!
Apr.
IS
8
15
234 Oct.
834 Oct.
134 Oct.
Sale
Sale
Foreign share certificates.
Interstate Department Stores
Preferred
10
Oct.
May
May
May
34 May
29
18
18
17
23
24
28
23
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
1034 Sept.
6*4
501
1!
71
Oct.
110
2534
354
3034
234
7134 Apr.
22
4
16334
*
31
5
4
24 11134 May
22
31
Sale
Tel
5434 May
Aug.
354 May
28
Aug.
6
29
3
94*4 May 21 115
18
1234 July 16
19
May 21 35
7
434 July 15
16
8
May 21
110
103
May 13
35
May 21 6034
28
May 22 38
1634
834 May 21
103
Feb.
Jan.
17 % Jan.
12
Jan.
29 100
8 133
67
22
166
Sale
International Tel &
31
7
Oct.
55
3534 Apr.
June 11
Oct.
3
Sale
15634
100
50
Oct.
Sale
Sale
—.50
74
12634 Aug.
1154 Oct.
634 Oct.
2854 Oct.
*
7% preferred-
3
31
June
Jan.
1234 May
89
Bal?
8
^
4150
Sale
Feb.
5 3434 Apr. 22
Jan.
9
20 37
21 2034 Feb. 19
17
Jan.
8
22
18 10634 Jan. 12
25 10534 Mar. 30
4
23 2834 Jan.
27 138
Apr., I?
21 WApr.
Apr.
9
27 104
4 34 Apr716
16
5 11334 Jan. 29
8
10 11% Apr.
11 110
Apr.
8
12 166
Mar. 20
23 2134 Apr. 23
Sale
Sale
*
86
155
4
28
Sale
Sale
6
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
International Mercan Marine.*
Internation Mining Corp
1
International Salt
International Shoe..
International Silver.-
8334 June
2
Aug.
89*4 June
754 June
2
1 106
June
1634 May
3
Oct.
18
Sale
Sale
100
95
130
May
5 34 May
19
1
2834 Oct.
15834 Oct.
5334 Oct.
Preferred
31
Oct.
Sale
Sale
31
14
Sale
157
Sale
*
17
Oct.
31
Sale
Sale
Oct.
934 Oct.
Oct.
Sale
3
8
3
454 Oct.
•A Oct.
Oct.
Aug. 22
May 21
2934 June
30
May
954 May
1034 May
10034 June
1934 Oct. 25
Oct.
Oct.
16
18
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3 34 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
25
Oct.
60
iiH
p, -J
Oct.
10734
454
3334
%
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
*
100
International Paper & Powerl5
5% conv preferred
100
Internatl Rys of Cent Amer..*
5% preferred
100
3
1354 Oct.
37
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
1634
3234
734
1034
4834 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
1
30
22
22
29
14% June 26
3
Oct.
155
14
56
4
7
7134 Jan.
9
134 Jan. 30
June 13 142
2734 July
May
954 May
9
May
23
Oct.
7
17
~2"34~0'ctr~T4 -234~Oct7"
Oct.
3
9934 Oct. 30 103
934 Oct.
71
734 Oct. 24
Oct. 28
92
9734 Oct. 15
Oct.
£123
1*4 Oct.
19
2
15
1 102
12834 Oct.
Sale
Interlake Iron.
Internat Agricultural
Prior preferred
Int. Business Machines..
International Harvester.
18
132
62
109
-
11
Oct.
------
Sale
118
1134 Oct.
8
3*
Sale
12
2
934 Oct.
Sale
11
11
7
23
11
Oct.
Oct.
15
102
Sale
6
7
Oct. 11 105
Oct.
10334 10434 102
23 34 Oct.
2134 Oct. 15
2334 Sale
1:
26
150 "12
50
-734--734
634"Oct. 434 "7*4 0ct.
634 —6*4
85 ~
95
95
9934 8834 Oct.
9 9934 Oct.
f
-
6834 Sale
100 11034 114
16
3234 Oct.
1
4
Feb. 21
934 Apr. 10
10
8
4
Mar.
Apr.
24*
973
4
14*4 Jan.
1054 May
3
16 % Apr.
8
30% Apr.
8
2534 July 17
8
1854 Jan.
1
2934 Oct.
2
2934 Jan.
1
4
Apr.
69
7
934 June
654 June 10
10
May 18
26
May 21
2134 May 29
1154 May 21
1534 May 21
1834 May 22
22
28
20
454 May 22
31
3
May 22
34 May 14
90
Oct. 30
Jan.
4
Mar. 26
Apr. 22
Apr. 11
Sept. 19
62
1934
4454
434
334
21
534 Oct.
Oct.
23
21
22
21
21
22
21
Sate Prices
9
Jan.
3
1
1234 Oct.
2
1034 Oct.
1434 Oct. 31
1
3454 Oct.
2434 Oct. 28
Sale
Sale
15
25
2934 Oct.
2034 Oct.
29 13434 Oct.
25
7
c—25
Oct.
3234 Oct.
34 Oct.
24
Oct.
Sale
v t
2
2
May
May
30
May
2
May
2
May
77
July
10
May
45
May
12*4 May
Oct.
8
1334 Oct.
30
Household Finance—
Common stock-------
9
16
3234 Oct.
13
1534
16
Sale
104
8934 Sale
131%
00%
01%
113% 110%
72,100 Industrial Rayon Corp
—*
*
34,900 Ingersol-Rand
880
6% preferred
100
77,800 Inland Steel
20
392,100 Inspiration Cons Copper
1
47,300 Insurancshares Ctfs Inc
57,800 Interchemical Corp—
»
6% preferred
---100
5,290
*
19,300 Intercontinental Rubber-
560
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2634 Oct.
1934 Oct.
13034 Oct.
32
Sale
131
600 Indianapolis Power & Lt Co„ *
29,000 Indian Refining
10
892,500
9,100
2,097,200
816,600
19,160
9,140
12,800
29,100
15,500
3,000
634,000
68,800
58,000
1,740
15,900
16,900
11
1
1
Sale
5% preferred
141,100 Houston Oil of Texas
573,400
55,100
15,100
40,000
275,800
9,000
153,800
973,300
53,800
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
83
43
11
Highest
16
21
21
22
69
June 11
1*4 Oct. 18
60
33
32
3334
18
4*4 Oct.
1234
9*4
1134
32 34
2334
1434
1034 Oct.
1034 Oct.
1634 Oct.
134 Oct.
1634 Oct.
134 Oct.
834 Oct.
2%
21
10
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15534 160
15
Sale
31
Oct.
1134
10*4
1734
134
1434
1%
934
1134
107
134 Oct.
3034 Oct.
30
18*4 Oct.
Oct.
9
1
3034 Oct.
11
91
14*4 Oct.
Sale
Sale
7%—~T%
59
31
Sale
Oct.
1
83 34 Oct.
Sale
11H
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
Sale
16
Oct.
1134 Oct.
5534 Oct.
5 34
Sale
87
11
9
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
iP
~3r54~SaTe~
111% Sale
Oct.
134
3034
34
•
1234
1234
934
1034
14 34 Sale
3334 Sale
2334
2434
31%
35%
Sale
16*4
18
101 % 108
102% 103%
27
Sale
135
X50
2
2 34 Oct.
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
60
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
83
534
33
38
4 % May
734 Oct.
62
1534
4134
234
234
8434
1334
1834
1234
9J4
1134
3434
2334
1534
45
15
7
Sale
Sale
140
Oct.
16
7134 Sale
2
134
45
3234
*A Sale
10
14
5834
1234
Sale
134
634 Oct.
55*4 Oct.
Sale
88
7%
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
1234
5534
Sale
84
14 54
3334 Sale
23 34
24*
17 54 Sale
26 54 Sale
28% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
3,900
5,150
5,930
Sale
Sale
Sale
37
18
Sale
Co—10
(Del)
10
33 % Sale
Hollander (A) & Son.-5%
6
0%
Holly Sugar Corp
*
12%
13%
230
7% preferred
100 102% 110
236,600 Homestake Mining
12.50
59
Sale
12,300 Houdallle-Hershey class A
♦
3154
34
Class B
183,300
1334 Sale
17,800
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
234
Sale
66
Sale
6134
1434
Sale
2
2*4 Sale
88
8334
193* Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Hinde & Dauch Paper
231,700 Illinois CentralHftR
6% preferred series A
27,000
600
Sale
5934
1434
4134
Oct.
Ask Bid
Sale
634
Holland Furnace
19,200
5,400
1,060
51
Sale
*
25
6,900 Hackensack Water
Preferred A
25
1,570
95,800 Hall Printing
10
*
6,000 Hamilton Watch-970
6% preferred
100
3,830 Hanna (M A) Co $5 pref
*
84,500 Harbison Walker Refrac——*
130 ""6%"preferredrr—~"_"-—--100
-3-7100 Hat Corp class A«■
—-_-l
3,100
634% preferred..
—100
—3-18,000 HayesMfjgi-Corp-- .——"2"
25
16,800 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co—
143,900 Hecker Products Corp—
1
10,200 Helme (G W)
25
590
7% preferred
100
——*
81,100 Hercules Motors--
$4
7
Sale
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR Co—♦
10,800
12,500
17,800
480
834
17 %
3834
Bid
17
Greyhound Corp (The)
53,400
27,700
13,900
110,700
136,600
149,400
1,300
Ask
Bid
50
*
50
143,700 Gobel (Adolf)
94,300 Goebel Brewing Co
81,800
3,990
7,800
7,100
4,000
43,600
35,400
54,600
1
Oct.
Par
214,200 Gimbel Brothers
23,800
$6 preferred
91,000 Glidden Co (The)
7,400
4 34% conv preferred
68,800
521,100
33,300
173,700
71,900
3,850
19,000
10,000
1
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Jan.
10454 Oct. 29
16
Apr.
4
121
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar. 15
754 Apr.
20
4
Jan.
5
15 34 Jan.
8
10134 Oct,
23
1534 Jan.
6
109
Jan
Apr. 18
1754 Apr. 28
834 May 21
4 34 May 22
19*4 Apr. 23
8734 June 20,10354 Apr. 16
,
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
BOATS
LES
Jan. 2
Oct.
Shares
1
2
2
16
5
22
12
3
6
5
3
3
24
2
1
18
2
1
3
8
2
5
3
4
3
60
21
201
11
4
Par
1,018,600
51,200
33,300
16,200
10,010
166,300
4,600
40,500
246,300
3,120
4,750
58,500
8,500
64,300
32,000
2,690
89,700
95,000
56,000
205,200
22,400
23,300
171,300
121,200
14,300
21,800
92,600
5,400
15,500
56,700
27,900
44,100
83,000
Ask
Kennecott Copper
*
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
*
Kimberly-Clark
*
Kinney (6R)
1
$5 prior preferred
♦
Kresge (S S) Co
10
Kresge Department Stores... "
Kress (S H) & Co
*
Kroger Grocery & Baking
*
14
Sale
2
1
32
7,
1
4,
i:
21,
20,
60,
42,
6,
6,
~4~
1,
1,
5,
"6"
1,
4,
7,
41,
20,
3,
6,
2,
6,
11,
7,
5,
8,
4,
2,
4,
16,
4,
2,
12,
87.000
66,600
23,970
46,240
41,200
198.400
136.800
68.000
7,020
59,600
2,920
84,300
8,600
55.000
58,200
118,700
20,800
128.000
73,
2,
7.
5,
3
Oct.
25
Oct.
8
30* Oct.
14
Sale
7* Sale
18* Sale
12* Sale
17*
Sale
16
Oct.
19
Sale
12*
5*
5*
24*
25* Sale
20
Sale
23*
111
113* 112*
2*
2* Sale
Sale
12
Oct.
15
5* Oct.
23* Oct.
30
19
5
Sale
22 *
114 *
Sale
Series B
Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred
Sale
■ee
40
Sale
99
Sale
178*
18*
*
*
Sale
*
*
1
Sale
3140M
tale
ale
WA
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
1
Sale
*
♦
Sale
25
Sale
100
10
110
Sale
Sale
BaleSale
Sale
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.. 10
100
6% preferred
Mack Truck Inc
*
—
Macy (R H) Co Inc
*
Madison Square Garden.
*
Magma Copper
—.—10
Manati Sugar Co....
—1
Mandel Bros
-—*
Manhattan Shirt
25
Maracaibo Oil Explor
1
Marine Midland Corp
5
Market Street Ry prior pref 100
Marshall Field & Co
*
1
*
*
Co.—
Martin
Parry Corp
Masonite Corp
♦
100
10
34* Sale
134*
133
Sale
Sale
28
25
102*
21*
35*
3*
14*
106*
20*
153*"
19*
12
Sale
3tP.
Sale
10*
31*
1*
Sale
7
15* Sale
1*
c
4* Sale
4* Sale
14* Sale
40* Sale
8* Sale
36* 37*
Sale
"53*
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Oct.
10
iu
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31 101
18 175* Oct.
1
22* Oct.
Sale
Sale
34
9
Oct.
Oct.
25
10
Oct.
16
Oct.
31
9
2
z,
30* Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
27* Oct.
25 105* Oct.
4
23* Oct.
25
Oct.
10
30
Sale
37
157"
20
- Sale6 IK Sale
30
131
28* Sale
26* Sale
10*
11
30* Sale
1* Sale
5*
6
15* Sale
* Sale
5* Sale
29
101
8*
36
Sale
7*
5*
29*
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
*
*
103*
Sale
80
12
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
35*
Sale
119
Sale
46* Sale
106* 108
Sale
3*
3*
46
40*
9*
8*
% Sale
2* Sale
*6
*
13* Sale4
Sale
3*
*
13*
86
120
Sale
120* 121* 120
39*
40* Sale
36
34*
33*
Sale
25
29*
13*
13* Sale
Sale
17
17*
23
20* Sale
4*
3* Sale
Sale
39
52*
11*
12*
11*
74
78*
76*
5
Sale
1
Sale
1
*
Munsingwear
*
Murphy Co (G C)
*
5% preferred
100
Murray Corp of America...10
Myers (F E) & Bro
♦
Sale
..
.
Sale
11*
69*
Sale
Sale
52
16
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
19
11
22
31* Oct
110
6*
47
Oct
22
1
Oct
3
5!
Oct
29
15* Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct
5*
10*
15*
33*
10*
30*
5* Oct.
Sale
Sale
50
1
31
3
2
Oct.
2
12* Oct.
14* Oct.
25
4
Oct
Oct
23
Oct
24
Oct
17
3
Oct
3
Oct
26
30* Oct
31
24*
7*
35*
7 *
24
Sale
4
28
8
52*
2*
25*
101*
13*
15*
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
3
31
10
24
3
3
108*
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4* Oct.
26* Oct.
6* Oct.
3
1
15
11
26
Oct
15
8*
37*
8*
5*
Oct
31
25
Oct
Oct
1
Oct
1
8
Oct
15
Oct
31
3
100
Oct.
31 105
Oct
9
Sale
8
72
Oct.
IP
Sale
66*
27*
3*
18*
12*
Oct.
Otc.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
23
15
Oct
Oct
31
Oct.
Sale
32
Oct.
15
7* Oct.
12* Oct.
8
Sale
35
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.*
Sale
*
*
Sale
44*
Oct
30
99
Sale
117
Sale
25*
10*
29*
1*
5*
13*
*
4*
1
OctT 281
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1,
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
Oct.
1
17
Sale
38*
117*
49*
106*
92
*
Oct.
24
9
130* Oct
28* Oct
1
27* Oct
28* Oct.
130
Oct.
28
29
Sale
9*
73
Sale
Sale
—50
20"-
1
Sale
Sale
7
100
118
Preferred series B
2
103
Sale
14
Sale
19* Oct.-
50* Oct.
2* Oct.
24* Oct.
Sale
Sale
37* Oct.
19
18
]
Sale
33
8*
31
10 1
155
11
51*
2*
2*
25*
26*
99
101*
Sale
13*
Sale
15*
108* 107*
Sale
25*
8
8*
22*
Sale
Oct.
15
5*
27*
7*
37* Oct.
169
Sale
Sale
*
153
28* Oct.
8
3
il*
52
7*
35*
Oct.
25
Oct.
3* Oct.
1
Oct.
14* Oct. 22
106
Oct, 18 107* Oct.
j
19M Oct- -28
Sale
Sale
9
3*
21*
16*
35*
8*
100
35
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30*
25
1
2
7
15* Sale
14*
27*
30* Sale
24*
27* Sale
106* 108* 105*
Sale
21
18*
28* Oct.
2*
24*
1
11
25
37*
9*
Sale
Sale
17
15
Sale
100
Oct.
Oct.
3*
Sale
23
22
Sale
Sale
24
42* Oct.
99* Oct.
Sale
Sale
108
26
8
25
30
Sale
$4-50 preferred
page 40.
98
97
95*
97* Sale
97*
175
176* 180
21
21* 20*
42
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
29
167
51
31
1
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Oct.
3
2
29*
Sale
Oct.
17
1
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
67* Sale
!4 *
9
1
25
Oct.
24*
42*
6*
38*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
1*
3*
23*
11*
z25*
45*
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
10
30
27*
63*
2* Oct.
* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
*
5% convertible preferred.100
Sale
75
68
10
—
1
14* Oct.
13
A
Sale
30* Oct.
8* Oct.
34*
7% preferred series
^Missouri Pacific
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
lmplem.. 1
31
Sale
Sale
$6.50 preferred
Corp
Mo-Kansas-TexasRR
1
23* Oct.
15
32*
10*
Sale
Mission
25* Oct.
11 113* Oct.
10
2* Oct.
Sale
15*
104*
Sale
13*
o
Sale
30
11
38
3
3
5* Oct.
19* Oct.
44*
18
Oct.
*
4*
5*
14*
32*
8*
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8
6
5
"12*
110
25
11
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
129
25* Sale
M
20
153
Sale
7* Oct.
__
110
155
-19*
Oct.
26* Oct.
32* Oct.
Sale
108
Sale
16
Sale
TA
29
Sale
11
6* Oct.
3
31
Sale
3* Sale
15
14*
106* 108
19* Sale
Sale
Sale
5
8% 1st preferred
—100
Min-Honeywell Regulator Co_#
4% conv preferred ser B—100
Sale
28*
128*
Mid-Continent Petroleum—10
Midland Steel Products
Copper
Sale
24
26*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—5
McKeesport Tin Plate.
10
JMcKesson & Robbins, Inc—-5
$3 series conv pref—
*
McLellan Stores Co
1
6% conv preferred
100
Mead Corp
*
$6 preferred series A
*
$5-50 pref ser B with warr—*
Melville Shoe Corp......
1
Mengel Co
1
5% conv 1st preferred—1.50
Merch & Min Transp Co—*
Mesta Machine Co
-5
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
1
*
Sale
57 k
100
—
34*
10*
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
..100
101
5*
1
Sale
Sale
100* Sale
175* 188
Lima Locomotive Works
37.700
24.500
"Tor
38*
Sale
aVA
9
Sale
23*
Sale
Sale
*
*
3*
Sale
*
Link Belt Co
Lion Oil Refining Co
Sale
3* Sale
19* Sale
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
17,590 Morris & Essex
124.300 Motor Products
80,500 Motoy Wheel Corp
185,500
7,100
1 *
24*
43*
6*
28*
Sale
100
4.
60,
a
13 *
25
788,500 Montgomery Ward & Co
3.000 Morrell (J) & Co
1.390
15
Sale
25
2,
2.
18.
22* Oct.
24* Oct.
aVA
Sale
100
50
*
50
1
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.-5
Lerner Stores Corp
*
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
*
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
Life Savers Corp
5
Liggett & Myers Tob com.—25
40,000 Mut ller Brass Co
82.800 Mullins Mfg COrp class B
$7 preferred....-—
12.500
5.
2
26
..
20
34,400 Moliawa Carpet Mills
110.400 Monsanto Chemical Wks..._ 10
2,970
2,930
8
31*
6*
2
* Oct.
Sale
Sale
30
Oct.
26* Oct.
25* Oct.
1
3
26
Sale
31
Oct.
37
31* Sale
Sale
34* Oct.
14* Oct.
16
Sale
1*
"
15
Oct.
Sale
Cement
Minn Moline Power
10
Oct.
13* Oct.
Sale
preferred
tLehigh Valley RR Co
Lehigh Valley Coal
6% conv preferred
Lehman Corp. (The)
Miami
29
33
Sale
Sale
86,200 Mathieson Alkali Works
640
7 % preferred
61,800 May Department Stores
21,000 Maytag Co (The)
$3 preferred
6,100
.....
$6 1st preferred
2,300
32,500 McCall Corp
115,700 McCrory Stores
1,300
6% conv preferred
72,500 McGraw Electric Co
22,700 McGraw Hill Publ Co
7,100
6,
2,
2,
38
2
25
-
740
Sale
25*
2*
144,600 Lorillard (P) common.,
Preferred.
.100
5,390
-39-.000 Louisville Gas & Elec A——
45,500 Louisville & Nashville. —100
61,800
174,200
380,000
91,200
47,500
1,350
109,300
Sale
Sale
conv
Martin (Glenn L)
34*
14*
36*
1*
Sale
Liquid Carbonic Corp
1,757,200 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
;
263,300 Loow's Inc
$6.50 preferred...
9,300
3,951,600 Loft Inc
105,400 Lone Star Cement Corp
60,000 Long Bell Lumber A
15,100
1,210
168,100
132,400
21,600
27,700
123,400
6,400
14,800
18,800
304,100
47,610
224,500
899,400
776,300
49,300
37
23
....
7,
Sale
Sale Prices
25*
Lee Rubber & Tire
Portland
Sale
13*
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Bryant
4%
31
34
Lowest
Ask
*
5% preferred
Lehigh
Ask Bid
3
Sale
Lambert Co (The)
Lane
Sale
Oct. 31
1
Bid
100
100
Laclede Gas Light....
29,600 Loose-Wiles Biscuit.
5% preferred
1,020
12
1940
1
Jan
3
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
*
%
s1^
Sale
Sale
3* Oct.
45
8*
*
1*
*
*
Oct
1
30
Oct
31
14
3* Oct
22* Oct
17* Oct
1
8
2
1
30
16
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
15
15
24
28
86
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
38* Oct.
29
3
3
8
5
1
42* Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
28
6* Oct.
47
Oct.
1
3
3
24
74
51*
31
Oct.
1
Sale
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
13* Oct.
93* Oct.
31
24
110
3
Oct
9*
%
2*
*
*6
Oct.
Oct.
11*
3* Oct
47
28 117
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
31
31
Oct.
Sale
31
Oct
25 106 * Oct
12*
16*
20*
3*
38*
11*
Sale
31
Oct
Oct
25
Sale
7* Oct
A9^
34
Sale
23
22
Oct
Sale
36*
1
Oct
36
7
14*
8
38*
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11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12* Oct.
120
9
68
14
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110
7*
50*
117* Oct.
45* Oct.
103* Oct.
116
115*
Oct.
7?*
21
122
Oct.
21
29* Oct.
14* Oct.
17* Oct.
29
8
23
Oct.
29
1
4* Oct.
53
Oct.
11* Oct.
78* Oct.
31
10
8
8
34
3
3
29
2
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Oct.
30
8
Oct.
23
26
8
3
50* Oct.
1
N. Y. STOCK
Nov., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
Shares
69,100
1,990
42,500
5,500
1,300
8,500
36,800
700
1,300
200
1,000
7,900
3.300
38,600
250
1,520
11,200
1,500
20,200
900
26,000
300
26,900
500
540
9,500
700
30,000
11,700
13,800
4,500
3,600
4,650
3,300
1,500
3,600
700
20
1,000
40
4,500
13,800
4,000
"200",000
—6,900
30,800
—277 00
"
3,300
2,900
190
Oct.
Par
13
22
100
165
Nat Bond & Investment Co..*
15
—100
91
10,000
245.600
35,500
21,200
7,900
1,760
12,400
1,000
16,600
180,200
44,200
1,894.000
63,300
191,000
"" -33,000
13,600
14,300
1,240
600
79,700
2,700
4,300
46,600
50
35,400
100
140
1,800
35,200
7,400
7,200
460
800
24,800
180
30,000
5,100
700
Co of Pa—10
$2 conv. preferred—. —40
534% prior preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
National Tea Co....
—*
Natomas Co
*
Nehi Corp
*
Neisner Bros Inc
—1
454%
conv
New Yofk Central.
o
18,900
1,900
57,800
80,100
300
2,300
500
80
174,300
4,100
24,900
100
5,600
15,100
3,400
2,200
48,500
6,600
2,400
16,300
800
10,300
9,400
2,000
444,500
81,100
81,500
3,990
15,800
174,000
2,460
263,500
25,300
12,400
N
"6,400
3,100
41,700
2,000
370
16,200
Sale
1334
Sale
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Sale
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Sale
9
IVA
%
Sale
934
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32 54
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Sale
Corp (The)
8% pref series A.
-100
Oppenheim Collins & Co
*
Otis Elevator
*
6% preferred
,8/*
Sale
*
.*
—6
100
-
Otis Steel Co
*
$5.50 conv 1st preferred
*
Outboard Marine & Mfg..—5
*
-
32
11134
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
89
Sale
11154
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25
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Pacific Mills
Pacific Telep &
*
654
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13 34
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28,200 Pacific Western Oil
1,302,700 Packard Motor Car
Pan American Airways
Corp. .5
1,238,600
__5
9,100 Pan Amer Pet & Trans
1
54,300 Panhandle Prod & Ref
Paraffine Cos Inc
*
14,200
4% conv preferred---... 100
420
Paramount Pictures..
838,500
13,000
94,600
3,300
127,000
108,200
59,200
34,800
344,400
217,900
26,200
189,800
22,800
69,600
28.700
8,800
6
% 1st preferred
6% 2d preferred..
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Tilford
Park Utah Cons Mines
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee
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100
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25
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50
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*
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Oct.
32
3034
Sale
219
Sale
21434 Oct.
Sale
113
Oct.
113
115
2054 Sale
1834 Oct.
Sale
56
Oct.
5654
5734
5734
55
Oct.
5534
Sale
5634
1734 Sale
1634 Oct.
Sale
93
95
9254 Oct.
9354
654 Oct.
754 Sale
Sale
114
11234 11354 11234 Oct.
Sale
36
Oct.
3654 37
254 Sale
Sale
234 Oct.
30
Oct.
3034 Sale
32
Sale
1454 Sale
1434 Oct.
Sale
8
2
25
78
Sale
%
33
2034
Oct.
3834
454
854
834
1734
if*
17
Oct.
Sale
9
15
26
1654 Oct.
Sale
Sale
1
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22 34 Jan.
.
-
92
2
Sale
85
1
June 10
11
Oct.
7 10734 Oct. 22 100
10634 10834 107
26
Oct.
15 2834 Oct. 31
2834 Sale
2034
Sale
Sale
8
8
734 Oct. 29
834 Oct.
634
4354 Sale
4834 Sale
4114.. Oct, 15].—4834—Oct. 31"'
3 03f
14
Oct.
9 1554 Oct.
I'454"SaIe' 1534" Safe"
934
Sale
-9
1434- Sale._ 16
16—Get.—31
14-34-Oct.
834
Sale
31
30
Sale
2854 Oct. 15 3234 Oct.
3
15
—2 u
I? *i ■■"■"I" •26—Oct.
25
"Sale ■ 2534 Sale
5
2034
554
434 Sale
534
434 Oct.
1
6
Oct. 25
334
734 Sale
1054
11
Oct. 26
734
734 Oct.
1
454
108
112
108
Oct.
10 10854 Oct. 16 104
10834 Sale
114
106
11734 110
110
61
Sale
Oct
108 34 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
1334 Jan
13
554 July 15
734 June 20
Oct.
1
88
754 Feb. 15
3
2334 Oct. 29
854 Sept. 23
10
Sept.25
1634 Apr. 15
2434 Jan. 24
354 May 21
29
10634 107
2634 Sale
Sale
pref series A
*
23
25
Corp v t c
*
13
1634
$7 conv preferred
* 11834
Pennsylvania RR Co..
50
2334 Sale
People's Drug Stores Inc
5
People's Gas Light & Coke. 100
37
Sale
t Peoria & Eastern Ry
PereMarquette Ry...5% prior preferred.
5% preferred.
Sale
1954
Sale
conv
\
see
132
42
4034
9834 100
734 Sale
*
2.50
10
*
a1^
Sale
Sale
15
*
654
23 34
Sale
Penn Glass Sand
2,400
12,000
22,120
26,090
6,600
63,970
57,500
410,000
27,600
4,270
80,600
For footnotes
C) Co..-.-
10
2154
3654
734
6434
554
934
Sale
50
Sale
734 Sale
354 Sale
1934 Sale
654
734
1
-.1
4234
454
854
101
4834 Sale
1454 Sale
854
40
97
634
534 Sale
634
2234
654
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
85
10
-*
1034
834 Sale
85
8034
1834 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
10
Transportation Co.*
1
Patbe Film Corp
Patino Mines & Bint Cons
$7
1
8
Sale
Sale
1654
1034
27
-
10
*
Sale
7
67
Sale
Sale
40
-100 128
6% preferred
100 150
2,270
7
105,249 Pacific Tin Consol Corp..—1
Teleg
434
854
934
1454
—
-
112
Sale
Sale
534 Sale
934
37
43
41
*
50
2.50
Ohio Oil Co (The)
Oliver Farm Equipment
Sale
2454
3654
854
Sale
66
18
a
Sale
2154 Sale
3834
3734
734 Sale
83
Northern Pacific
North States Pow Co $5 pref-*
Northwestern Telegraph
50
95
1834
80
11134
1
50
100
Preferred
Sale
Sale
10
2554
50
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Sale
3834 Sale
47
10
50
Northern Central
10
88
Sale
142
100
100
Preferred 554 % series
Sale
754
2034
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
150
1
5
series
Preferred 6%
88
Sole
834
87
166
14
21
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1254 Oct.
18
Sale
145
IN Y Ontario & Western.. 100
North American Aviation
1634
1334
1134
1354
15
14
634 Oct.
17
2334
834
934
1154
1934
17154
1334
15
31
28
15
Oct.
Sale
18
16634
1334
554
7; 4
2154
Sale
734 Oct.
834 Oct.
10
145
Sale
North American Co—
Sale
143
27
2554
"52k"
<& Western Ry
Adj 4% preferred
Sale
8
Sale
144
JNYNH & Hartford.— 100
Convertible preferred
100
Norfolk
8
854 Sale
1154 Sale
84
1754
1254 Sale
1034 Sale
1334 Sale
11034 112
15
5
166
N Y Lack & West Ry Co—100
Shipbuilding pt stock
Noblitt-Sparks Indus lnc
88
84
16
Sale
8
Oct.
Oct.
1854 Oct.
15
23
168
*
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
180,200
61,100
59,600
3.820
360
200
Sale
50
N Y
1954 Sale
16934 175
1334 Sale
Sale Prices
166
50
York & Harlem
10% preferred
-
917,800
17,900
45,500
1,200
4,620
7,400
"634
——*
5% preferred
New
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
168
Louis
1QQ
6% preferred series A
10Q
Y City Omnibus Corp. ....
New York Dock.
854 Sale
954 Sale
11
111
100 116*4 120
126,300 Owens-Illinois Glass Co-.12.50> 6234 Sale
190
4,900
Sale
11634
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
79
N Y Chicago & St
780 Outlet Co
Preferred
100
125,000
500
Sale
.Sale
10
20,660 Pacific Coast....
1st preferred
*
12,330
2d preferred
-*
23,300
8,700 Pacific Finance Corp (Calif) .10
550
1934
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
166
.._...
2,590
2,980
3,810
1,300
94 "4
534
1634
20
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Sale
16654 172
—
230,000 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—5.
5,800
10,600
Sale
172
16
Oct. 31
1
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
96
serial pref..-100
12,200
14,900
Sale
1954
1554
1254
1654
11554
Newberry Co (J J)
*
5% preferred series A
100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries Inc...—-1
New York Air Brake._——*
7,700 Norwich Pharmacal Co
80
lb",000
National Cylinder Gas Co. _ .1
National Dairy Prod Corp—*
National Supply
130
150
National Bond & Share Corp.*
National Cash Register
*
2234
1534
15
l\H
1,800
500
4,500
5% pref series A
7% preferred A
100
6 % preferred B
-100
Nat iVTall & Steel Oast Co.—*
Nat Oil Products Co
—.-4
National Power & Light
*
National Steel..
25
5,200
3,240
67,200
1,400
266,100
141,100
185,900
22,910
24,100
1,460
86,200
102,300
9,300
639.500
17,300
36,200
2,940
706,500
26,200
37,100
1,147,800
1,540
504,600
6,100
3,710
51,500
140
7% preferred
654
21
7% preferred class A
3,670
100
7% preferred class B__—100 113
5,810
634
•
63,100 National Dept Stores
6
6% preferred
26.560
10
2454
213,100 National Distillers Products. _*
12J4
7,200 Nat Enamel & Stamping—;__*
249,400 National Gypsum Co
-1
$4.50 conv preferred
*
4,700
10
20
253,100 National Lead Co
100
9,200
14,400
1,100
43,500
Ask
Sale
Bid
...5
581,200 Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nashville Ohatt & St Louis.100
National Acme
1
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc.-l
6% conv preferred—-—10
National Aviation Corp
-.5
National Biscuit Co
?,
10
9,810
336,500
25,700
7,600
275,400
348,900
4,700
13,200
2,300
12,300
117,900
52,500
464,725
1
1940
Jan. 1
Shores
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
October
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
11
34 Mar. 20
9
3
9
8
7
9
24
Apr. 25
854 Apr.
4
1034 Feb.
2
Apr.
Oct.
Apr.
2
11
8734 Oct. 19
54 Mar. 1
N. T. STOCK
38
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
fin
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
1940
Oct.
Jan. 1
October
87,600 Philip Morris &Co
28,800 Phillips Jones Corp
7,100
700
130
320
50
1,200
510
100
*
5
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Preferred
4*
100
;
26 %
46
25
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Pirelli Co of Italy Am shares. _
70 Pitts CC&StLRR Co
100
"l",306
1,700
5,100
300
Ask
90% Sale
3 %
4%
25 %
30
41 % Sale
2%
43%
10
*
Preferred
274,350
13,100
2,440
16,400
2,620
30,200
100
Bid
Par
Shares
Share*
Sale
49%
40
14,400
4,100
870
4,150
1,700
4,750
"2~, 000
20$
4,000
400
9,300
3,000
6,100
73,800
2,500
1,600
24,500
300
24,700
2,900
900
300
180
100
116,300
...
Pullman Co.-
35,600
800
34QQ|
13,600
1 ;600
117,400
"5,300
8,900
200
1,900
8,600
2,000
9,200
2,400
1,900
300
170
570
1,500
200
11,200
1,500
60
20,700
236,500
7,180
6,800
9,100
1,200
.
..
-
2,056,800 Republic Steel Corp
--*
43,550
6% conv preferred
100
30,150
6% conv prior pf ser A-.100
102,600 Revere Copper & Brass
5
12,900
1,840
4,290
233,600
3,800
162,lOf
381,000
1,130
21,400
100
9,300
32,500
80
940
10,500
291,800
6,700
27,800
42,000
14,200
500
900
3,100
9,300
200
280
100
9,200
113,300
21,100
11,900
4,300
2,200
39,000
1,900
280
•
"7,906
4,280
28,400
12,800
1,400
5,100
800
2,000
110
220
14,000
6,500
3,200
4,700
42,000
13,700
6,500
800
6,400
1,400
13,700
610
20,000
900
4,000
9,500
600
1,400
6,800
180
280
12,400
500
4,400
132,300
5,200
1,800
7,100
50
1
247,300 Reo Motors Inc vtc
910
240
182,100
45,700
165,800
.,
'185,900
20,200
177,100
i
38,700
31,000
1,970
2,250
10
Class A
100
7% preferred
5%% preferred
Reynolds Metals Co
5 % % conv preferred
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob cl B
160
100
1
10
10
Common
Richfield Oil
*
Corp
*
Ritter Dental Mrg
Roan Antelope Cop
Mines
Ruberoid Co capital stock*
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1
$2.50 conv preferred
*
{Rutland RR preferred
100
St Joseph Lead__
10
{St Louis-San Francisco
100
6% preferred.,
100
{St Louis Southwestern
100
5% preferred
100
Safeway Stores
.*
5% preferred.100
Savage Arms Corp
*
Schenley Distillers Corp
5
5 % % preferred
100
{Schulte Retail Stores
1
8% preferred
<
100
Scott Paper
*
$4.50 preferred
*
$4 preferred
*
-
618,500 {Seaboard Air Line
41,800
4-2% preferred
38,400 Seaboard Oil Co of Del
18,000 Seagrave Corp (The)
413,900 Sears, Roebuck & Co
202,000 Servel Inc
42,800 Sharon Steel Corp.
$5 conv preferred
2,300
116,900 Sharp & Dohme
13,200
$3.50 conv pref series A
99,300 Shattuck (Frank G)
4,430 Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
152,400 Shell Union Oil
14,300
5%% conv preferred
64,100 Silver King Coalition
135,800 Simmons Co
17,500 Simms Petroleum.
*
100
*
.*
*
1
*
*
*
*
*
*
..15
100
5
*
10
.
12,900 Sin onds Saw & Steel Co
66,300
3,270
5,050
31,100
10,000
53,400
1,205,900
113,700
20,700
110,600
1,070
For footnotes
1
"5%
Skelly Oil Co
*
__.15
1 %
23
Sale
90
Sale
74%
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
84%
51%
53%
9%
9%
87%
91
7%
7%
39% Sale
52%
55
7% Sale
7%
7%
12
12%
19
19%
81
1%
Sale
%
2%
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
6%
Sale
178
175
6%
8%
28%
Sale
52
Sale
13%
1.54
16$
8%
5%
South
Greyhound L
Porto Rico Sugar
8% preferred
see page
40.
5
*
100
May 21
3% May 18
30
x38% Oct. 31
2% Oct. 15
39% Oct. 28
15
Oct
29
1
Oct
15
24
Oct.
1
Oct
1
72
Oct.
21
5
Oct
6
Oct.
26
26
31
Oct
28% Oct.
9% Oct.
71
Oct
83
Oct.
oct
14% Oct.
.
Oct
177% 176.
Sale
6% Oct
8
Oct
25
Oct
51
Oct.
7%
9%
42%
30%
56%
14%
Oct
36
178
Oct
12% Oct
%
16%
16
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Sale
8%
Sale
%
Sale
Sale
2
Oct.
31
Oct
8% Oct.
3
Oct.
5
Oct.
25
31
Sale
Sale
12%
12%
39%
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
55%
Sale
116
Sale
Oct
Oct
Oct
4%
11%
11%
37%
54%
6%
12
Sale
43
116
Sale
116
11
Oct.
% Oct
Sale
6$
5%
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
17%
16
6$
12% Oct.
12% Oct.
39% Oct.
28'
65
33
31%
33% Sale
111% 109%
108% 109% 110
122%
124% Sale
121% 124
138
142
140% 138
138
155%
155% Sale 155% 159
9
Oct
Oct.
2
Oct
Oct
8
111% Oct.
9 124% Oct.
18
31
1 140
115
117
114% Oct
119
23
Oct
26% Sale
23% Sale
6% .Oct
7% Saie_
——7-%—Sate—
14
114
—
78~79%
11% Sale
10% Sale
4% Sale
73%
-----
59
60%
2%
33%
18%
Sale
17
Sale
29%
14%
35%
19%
30
14%
23
24
21
22
1%
25%
2%
Sale
9
Sale
8%
7%
8%
Sale
64
56
Sale
1
Sale
54
85
Sale
Oct
Sale
89%
11%
Sale
85
12
Sale
25%
23
35% Sale
52
56
8% Sale
5%
4%
4%
3%
16% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
%
%
34% Sale
% Sale
Sale
43%
106%
28%
10%
79
6°,
3%
45
27
Oct.
31
Oct.
25
29
9
Oct.
14
9
Oct.
3
57% Oct.
31
1
4
9
1% Oct.
21% Oct.
8
95
89% Oct.
12% Oct.
26
26
Oct.
15
Sale
94
Oct
Sale
65
Oct
9 109% Oct.
1
70% Oct.
31
31
Sale
Oct
%
15
Oct
13% Oct.
22
31
24
18
56
Oct.
3
14
Oct
22
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
8%
5%
4%
17%
13%
48%
%
38%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
3^-
Oct.
1
16
22
15
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
18% Sale
2
1%
25%
23%
17% Sale
Oct
23
Oct.
10
41%
10%
78%
%
2%
42
Sale
28% Oct
9% Oct
Sale
75
Oct
16
Sale
% Oct
2% Oct
40% Oct
21
3%
Sale
113
113
107%
116%
17
4
48%
5
19%
1%
27%
20%
Oct
Sale
45
Sale
2
Sale
4%
36%
8%
103%
4%
17%
1%
23
150
138
15
1
1
10
,
_
1
Oct.
1
10
10
78
11
4
Oct.
Oet.
1
25
15
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
31
2
9
25
25
10
Oct
8
Oct
16
10
48%
5%
37%
10%
104%
5%
19%
9%
18%
8%
1%
12%
10
24
31
Oct. 30
4
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct. 31
4
Oct.
Oct. 11
Oct.
1
16
2
16
31
31
22
1
3
Oct.
2
1
15
7
27% Oct.
20% Oct.
24 101
17 112
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
20
17 138
Mar. 12
Feb.
9
14
4
May
31
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
29
1
Oct.
Oct.
24
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
28
Oct.
17
1
23
3
9
Apr. 16
Jan.
2
Apr.
8
Jan.
11
Apr. 20
Mar. 29
Apr.
2
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
May
Feb.
12%
3
8
June 20
27
23
Oct.
Jan.
4% Feb.
Mar.
55
9
4
3
4
8
31
3
8
4
13
Jan.
12
8
Jan.
9
13!
Feb.
9
10'
Jan.
3
57% Apr.
8
69
Jan.
5
Apr.
Oct.
Jan.
26
3
Apr.
9
Oct.
31
Oct.
31
Feb.
20
Apr.
May
2
May
8
8
Oct.
3
8% Jan-
3
Jan.
3
11*
Aug.
Oct.
7% Apr.
90
Apr.
69
Apr.
56
Feb. 27
22% Apr.
11% May
16
4
13% Sept. 23
Sept. 20
48
45% Oct.
1% Feb.
9
Jan.
3
% Apr.
Jan.
2
Oct.
Jan.
3
Jan.
May 10
4% May 18
26*
2*
34
May
42
June
5
53
May
May
May
May
96
17
Mar. 14
111% Mar. 28
Oct. 31
14% Mar. 27
38
85% May
9
July
2
% Jan.
Apr.
7% Feb. 21
2% May
Jan.
4
49
34
May
115% Jan. 11
107% June
101% June 24 110% Oct. 10
ell
10
Oct.
Oct.
13%
2%
84%
11%
14%
1
Oct
Oct.
15
29
Oct
101
139
Oct.
2
11
Sale
Oct.
3% Oct.
42
10
61% Oct
3% Oct
Sale
31
8
19 113% Oct.
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
10% Oct.
78% Oct.
29 110% Oct.
Sale
69
%
Sale
31
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sale
30
Oct.
2
9
1
43% Oct.
Oct.
106% Oct
%
%
12%
1%
77%
10%
%
%6
13%
2%
79%
11%
14%
9
4
Sept. 23
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
Apr.
8
July
3
44
Jan.
Sale
150
3%
5%
Saje
16% Oct
Sale
95% Oct
110% 112
110% Oct
21% Sale
15% Oct
16% Sale
8%
8%
9%
8
8% Oct
16% Sale
17% Sale
16% Oct
8% Sale
7% Oct
8% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
1% Oct
13
12
Oct
12%
12% Sale
Sale
19
19% Sale
18% Oct
105
June
May
5% May
4% May
1
1 109%
1
38
64
15
Oct.
8
Sale
4
15
Oct
Sale
2
8
Oct
Sale
31
10
3
Jan.
89%
14%
30%
109%
70%
15%
96%
11%
52
1
Oct
41
Sale
1
6
7
2
4
3
23% Jan.
Sept. 19
May
8% May
75% May
6% May
June
32
31
Oct.
10% Oct.
35% Oct.
17
May
Oct.
Jan.
105%
39
Oct
Oct
Apr.
4
Oct. 26
Oct
31
2
17% July
70
89
106
%
24
% Oct
% Oct
%
3
9
22
Oct
11% Oct
89
Sale
Sale
31
17
26
36% July
23
Apr.
29% May
37% May
17% Apr.
May
14
May
70% May
60
May
7% May
7
10% Sale
9%
x34
34% Sale
53
55
53%
7
7% Sale
5%
5% Sale
4%
4% Sale
17
16%
17%
12%
13% Sale
Sale
47
45%
%
%
%
34
37% Sale
Oct.
June 19
1
1
Sale
Sale
3
2
Oct.
64
Sale
Sale
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
109
81
3
22%
2%
27%
10%
7%
x37
Sale
8
21
Mar. 12
15%-Feb.
15% May 22
13% May 21
24
May 28
9% May 28
19% .Tune
8
17
May 22
1% May 21
24% May 23
6
June
6
6% May 21
8
*ug.
5
6
May 22
x37 % .Tune
7
50
May 28
8
Sale
5
5%
5%
Sale
37
37
36%
Sale
10
8% Sale
103% 104
104% 105
134
30% Oct.
15% Oct if
Sale
41% Sale
113% 114
109
108
%
%
13
1%
82%
11%
12
28
2
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
19% Oct.
18
6 145
June
May 22 165
34
Oct
4
4
18
18
Oct
2
4
29
Oct.
10% Oct
100
87
Oct.
2% Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept719
4% May 23
90
Apr. 15
48% May 21
2% Oct.
8
23
24%
Sale
3
62
35
Apr. 26
14% Jan.
5
9%
1
Sale
Sale
7
31
Oct.
85
109%
70%
13%
Oct.
5% Oct.
1
17% Oct
90% Oct
10
12
Oct
Sale
11% Sale
95
80%
31
8
Oct.
114% Oct. 14 118
16% May 21 32%
31
11%
6% Oct. 21
3
84
June 12
97%
"3 "73 %
May 28 "89
1
15%
9
June
5
1
94
Sale
21
5
9
Jan.
14
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct r
Oct.
17
Sale
Sale
114%
26%
7%
88%
79%
11%
1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
2% Feb. 27
8
July
5
3
14% Jan.
126
Oct
Sale
22$
143
63
64
17%
92%
95
65
9
29
si*
1%
21%
11%
22%
Oct.
160% Oct.
7-7%-Saie- ■-7tj%~Octrr~21
29
10
Sale
9% Oct
10
Oct
15
9%
11
1
4% Oct
5% Sale
73%.
Oct
9
58
61% Sale
8
Oct
2% Sale
Oct
3
34%
36%
9
18% Oct
19% Sale
8
16% Oct
16% Sale
Oct
30
27
26
27%
xl4
Oct
16
14% Sale
14
22% Oct
26% Sale
Oct
9
21
22% Sale
Oct
4
1%
3
1
27
25% Oct
26%
8
T Oct
9
9%
Oct
15
7%
7%
8
10
10
8% Oct
Sale
15
8% Oct
9
Sale
25
57
55% Oct
61
June
53
Oct.
1
Mar. 25
42%
71%
118%
112% May 22
30% June 10 43%
100
May 21 115%
110% May 22 128
1
1
Oct
.85
30
25
Oct
14
May 28
12% Jan. 13
5% May 21
May 29
2
4%/ Oct.
6
May 21
6% May 21
21
May 21
31
Oct.
7% Apr.
40
8%
15
11
15
45%
22
31
21
57%
21
16%
21
3 151%
15
Oct
Sale
'90
July
Feb.
Oct.
%
15%
15%
7%
11%
87
4% May
5
May
16% May
10
May
19
May
May
9
4
97% May
10 178
June
167
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
155
Sale"
10
27% May 22 41%
6%
2% May 24
66
May 28
22
May 29 28%
72
35
May 21
107% Feb. 10 110
7
3% May 22
16
May 24 28%
5% May 24
9%
83
64% May 22
14%
13% Oct. 29
154
May
6 154
31
7
83%
Suie
Jan.
36
26
13%'
25% Oct
38
90
Southeastern
Sale
15
14
112
1
68
53
9% Sale
40% Sale
28% Sale
56% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
Sale
$6 preferred..
*
Smith (A O^ Corp
10
Smith & Corona Typewr vtc.*
Snider Packing
*
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc..i5
Plat
174
7
Sale
40
Slos^-dheffield Steel & Iron. 100
South Amer Gold &
4
7
155
154
Sale
Sale
3
Oct.
40
23
Sale
82%
14%
74
48
Sale
1
38%
Sale
Sale
70
2 1
Oct
34% Oct
2% Oct
5%
26
23
88% Oct.
4% Oct.
31
Oct.
135
5%
5
Highest
Sale Price*
38
Sale
66
Sale
••
Lowest
Sale Prices
4% Ot.
42
Sale
34% Sale x38
2%
3%
3%
2%
39
44% 38% 40
23
Sale
23%
24
53
Highest
Sale Prices
81
4%
4
38
Sale
38
Sale
81
86% Sale
4%
3%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
135
33,800 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
5% Sale
100
13,000
24% Sale
6% preferred
100
34,700 Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
8% Sale
*
2,450
70% Sale
$5 conv preferred
2,100 Pitts Forgings Co
V
20 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry__100
940
171
7% guaranteed pref
100 167
158,600 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
8% Sale
*
10 %
31,900 Pittsburgh Steel Co
11%
*
31
40
6,710
7% preferred class B
100
18
19
15,520
5% preferred class A
100
29
32 %
6,850
5% % 1st ser conv pr pf__100
15 % Sale
100
29,220 Pittsb & West Virginia
10 Pitts Y & Ash Ry 7% pref-.100
14,500 Pittston Co (The)
*
52,200 Plymouth Oil
Sale
5
6,100 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co..*
12?*
13%
*
73,400 Poor & Co class B
12% Sale
101,200 {Porto Rican Amer Tob cl A_ *
1% Sale
24,700 Postal Teleg Inc pref_ .
*
14 % Sale
619,700 Pressed Steel Car common—1
14 %
18,500
14%
5% conv 1st preferred
5
43 %
10,500
44%
5% conv 2d preferred
50
*
187,200 Procter & Gamble
65% Sale
Preferred 5%.
8,190
100 118% Sale
188,800 Pub Serv Corp of N J com...*
40% Sale
21,100
112%
$5 preferred
* 112
10,100
125%
6% preferred
100 125
143
4,400
7% preferred
100 141
Sale
5,130
8% preferred
100 161
Public Service Elec & Gas—
2,100
115% 118
$5 preferred
31 % Sale
542,400
...725,50'0 l>
b~"S%-Sale~
6,300
88
6 % pref erred —
'—100 .87
.65,500
77%
7.8%
5%.. conv preferred— .100
109,200 Purity Bakeries
14% Sale
—1
14
15
~~rl0,300 Quaker State Oil Rfg Coip.-lO'
1,669,700 Radio Corp of America
*
5% Sale
400
75
$5 preferred B
100%
*
71,000
$3-50 conv 1st pref
*
60% Sale
84,000 Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp._l
4,800
6% conv preferred-.100
28,000 Ray bestos- Manhattan
*
19%
20%
284,000 Rayonier Inc
1
18% Sale
28
51,000
$2 preferred
25
28%
66,600 Reading Co
50
16% Sale
25
27
8,700
4% 1st preferred
50
14,100
4% 2d preferred
50
21%
23
10,000 Real Silk Hosiery
5
3%
3%
840
Preferred
100
38
43
2,870 Reis (Robt) & Co 1st pref__l60
13
16%
8
9
14,500 Reliable Stores Corp
*
12
3,700 Reliance Mfg Co
10
12%
157,600 Remington-Rand
1
10% Sale
Preferred w w
25
15,400
51%
54
530 Rensselaer & Sara RR Co-.100
64
69
31
Oct.
1
Bid
■
2,100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
% May 16
ii*
6®
Oct.
15
May 21
Sept. 26
May 21
8% June 10
8% May 21
1
51% Aug.
3
May 21
% Jan.
1% Jan.
2
2
Jan.
3
20
2% Mar. 25
Apr,
0
16% Jan. 11
9
15% Apr.
88
68
Oct.
24
5% Jan. 11
Apr.
5
16 56
Mar. 13
4% May 21
Feb. 13
34
May 29
4
13% Jan.
6
7% June
7
95% June 14 108% Feb.
6% Jan. 10
3 % May 22
Jan.
3
12% May 23 24
2% Apr. 29
1% May 31
17% May 24 27% Oct. 31
June
4
23% May 10
Apr.
8
67
May 24 120
0
105
May 22 114% May
Oct. 29
22
10% May 22
4
11% Jan.
5
May 21
9
24% Feb.
June 10
15
2
12% Jan.
7% May 21
2% Mar. 11
1
1% July
Jan.
3
10
May 22
May 10
16
Aug. 13
Apr. 23
128
May 28 152%
40%
<\ug.
40$
288
8TOCK
N. Y.
Nov., 1940]
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
Shares
12,900
55,000
30,100
37,400
1,400
9,200
Oct.
Par
600
748,800
753,500
434,400
349,700
4,000
114,200
5,700
10
190
900
15,200
'
29,400
6,300
426,200
81.200
~
990
9,170
16,300
293,400
10,560
138,200
-
4950
15,800
94,600
1,200
7,300
12,700
2,100
12,900
74,700
555,600
515,200
971,700
30,500
82,800
123,700
126,100
371,400
1,378,500
49,700
3,610
130,000
64,100
112,500
46.200
109,400
5,500
10,100
14,600
3,200
36,100
87,200
5,600
400
Railway
5% preferred
Mobile &
---*
-*
100
Ohio certifs—-100
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The) v t c
Spicer MfgCo
f $3 conv preferred A
Spiegel Co Luc
Convertible $4.50 preferred
Square D Co
.
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil Co. of Ind
*
1
*
*
1
*
*
*
*
*
*
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey _25
Starrett Co (The LS)
*
Sterling Products Inc
Stewart Warner Corp
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
--10
5
1
Webster
*
Studebaker Corp
Sun Oil Co
1
Stone &
8,400
8,600
700
100
6,425
700
220
.
1,000
554% partic pref-.—-
25,700 Telautograph Corp
700
99,500 Tennessee Corp
643,600 Texas Corp (The)
99,300 Texas Gulr Producing Co
6,900
68,500
5.400
13,100
6,700
161,300
84,800
102,200
14,000
19,000
5,700
600
1,900
200
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Texas & Pacific
100
10,800
990
5,700
27,100
1,100
28,600
12.900
17,800
22,500
2,600
18.800
50!
-5
5
163,400 Tri-Continental
.>6 preferred.
4,400
9,800
34,800
4,100
192,900
23,400
19,800
3,640
220,300
9,200
20,600
43,700
900
600
*
100
1
10
100
25
*
*
*
Corp
Truax Traer Coal
4 070
113 700
5,100"
102.700
2,600
1,500
1,000
116,700*
23,400
18,800
1,200
2,400
100
8,100
2,800
4,300
300
9,100
1,400
14,500
78,000
12,800
3,100
900
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
36%
Sale
36%
Sale
854
Sale
7
Sale
5
Sale
4%
1154 Sale
9 54 Sale
8%
Sale
6! a
Vti
7%
Sale
8%
4%
Sale
17
Sale
24%
22%
Sale
Sale
1754
854 Sale
6%
754
--554 Sale
34 54 Sale
-
4%
3%
Sale
6%
Sale
35%
4
3
854
654
Sale
12 H
Sale
1654
50 y8
3 54
32 y
4%
17
33%
5%
4%
8%
9%
5054
38
28
3h
Sale
5
30%
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
4
30 %
3054
Sale
17 y
10 y8
18 y
Sale
Sale
25%
6
Sale
18
-
Sale..
2%
34
3234
Sale
Sale
Sale
3654
1854
954
18^4
7%
8
Sale
78
1 %
67
9
Sale
68 54
454
7%
Sale
Sale
4 54
6
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
ny
.
254
1
2
24
25
154
1854
854
2k
Sale
7%
Sale
3954
1254
Sale
Sale
Sale
3534
12%
74%
Sale
88
114
Sale
114
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
84%
79%
14%
27%
85
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
16 54
95
28
Sale
8654
87 54
16 H
1754
1854
2 y Sale
Sale
39 H
5
4y
Sale
5
100
59
Sale
United Electric Coal Cos
5
5
Sale
United
5
34
*
85 h
Eng & Foundry
United Fruit
United Gas
Irapt Co..—
^ preferred
*
^
United Merch & Mfrs Inc vtc.l
75,200lUnited Faperboard Co
10
U S & Foreign Secur Corp
*
48,000
$6 1st preferred
*
8,880
U S Distributing Corp pref. 100
10,430
*
38,500 U S Freight
122,200
2,470
23,700
1,600
108,800
47,600
85,100
4,600
90,300
47
U S Gypsum
Co
7% preferred
U S Hoffman Mach
5 54 % conv preferred
U S Industrial Alchol
U S Leather Co
Partic &
Prior
conv
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry
U S Playing Card
12,300
93,800 U 8 Realty & Impt
6%
79
7y
9%
84 y
175
5
4%
116%
Sale
Sale
Sale
81%
8
10
85%
181
Sale
50
30
31
*
24
Sale
*
100
20
—10
*
10
988,600 U S Rubber Co_._
8% 1st preferred
100
113,500
37,300 U S Smelt Ref & Mining—.50
Preferred
50
15,500
For footnotes see page 40.
11%
5%
20
100
*
class A
14%
115
35 y
Sale
Sale
6%
11
65
36
34
1%
40 y
112%
62
68 y
65"
Sale
70%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91 54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9 34
Sale
1654
Sale
30
Sale
4
454
86
Sale
17
31
22
2454 Oct.
454 Oct.
2154 Oct.
18 54 Oct
4
1
9
9
17
2
11
23
4
—754-Oet.
654 Oct.
~5
3354-Oct,
4
Oct.
754 Oct.
37
Oct.
3
3
3
Oct.
1
34 54 Oct.
31
Oct.
4
454 Oct.
24
6
24
Oct.
11
30
454 Oct.
3
3
2
9
1
35
3354
454
454
3554
154
2154
954
9254
2954
Oct.
3
Oct.
18
Oct.
22
Oct.
3
Oct.
5
46
Oct.
28
49
Oct.
7
454 Oct.
17 54 Oct.
14
31
9
554 Oct.
1954 Oct.
31
1
9
7
4
4
16
9
Oct.
7
Oct.
31
Oct.
9
Oct.
16
5
20
Oct.
29
Sale
2
20
--
Sale
7
1
7
1
5
94
21
754 Oct.
10
154 Oct.
2454 Oct.
854 Oct.
3254 Oct.
1154 Oct.
7154 Oct.
11
37
15
Oct.
Oct.
2
1
8
36 54
254
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
8
7
Oct.
3
31
31
1
Oct.
3
1954 Oct.
254 Oct.
31
54
31
18
May
3554 May
4 54 May
10 54 May
454 May
154 May
64
Aug.
354 May
654 May
5
May
14
May
154 May
13 54 May
654 May
21% June
954 May
5954 June
Oct.
17
2
Oct.
4
28
4
Oct.
2
1 x37
30
8
1
Oct.
31
7254 Oct.
18
,
May
May
May
22% Jan.
3154 July
12
May
1254 May
4254 May
12
May
154 May
2654 June
354 May
25
34
19
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
1054 Oct.
24
6
June
354 Oct.
10
3 54 Oct.
3
3
May
354 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
954 Oct.
7354 Oct.
23
Oct.
85 54
8 54
10
8
9
454 Oct.
Oct.
1054 Oct.
1054 Oct.
93 54
3
Apr.
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
30
Apr.
13 54 Mar.
45
3
Mar. 14
Feb.
4
31
4
7
15
24
4
23
4
4
14
19
1854 Apr. 22
8854 Jan.
11654 May
1754 Jan
98
Apr.
8954 Feb.
16
July
May
Apr.
Apr
Apr.
6554 May
1954 Oct.
Apr.
an
fg*
4
2
8
8
10
13
11
16
4
17
2
Feb.
31
Apr.
4
13
11
Mar. 13
Jan.
3
x37% Oct.
31
8554 Jan.
3
15
Jan.
6
118
Oct.
9
1354 Mar. 12
754 Apr, 10
Jan.
3
80
3 54 Aug.
Jan.
Jr*
97
5
1054 Sept. 23
1054 Oct. 17
89
Jan. 25
17
May
554 May
81
Oct.
3
50
Oct.
17
165-
Oct.
2
554 Oct.
26
Oct.
11
29
Oct.
25
11
Oct.
5
Oct.
1
Oct.
9
554 Oct.
23
Oct.
9
954 Oct.
23
Oct.
16
Oct.
1
Oct.
14
Oct.
9
Oct.
8
Oct.
16
2954 Oct.
3
33
Oct.
1
154 Oct.
2254 Oct.
1
Oct.
9
Oct.
26
31
64
Sale
60
61
60
Oct.
29
64 54 Oct.
2
68 %
Sale
6854
69
6754 Oct.
19
6954 Oct.
2
81
Jan.
1
2 182
60
52
7
2154
854
254
8254
554
1054
1354
25 54
354
29
Oct.
31
6
May
May 10
2954 Oct. 16
6554 Mar. 14
9
9
5
21
22
21
22
22
22
23
27
12
97
Sept.
31
12
14
28 118
2
Oct.
254 May
2554 May
60
May
10% May
10754 June
Oct.
Oct.
7
J"
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Oct.
114
8
Mar.
Jan.
25
454
2954
6854
1154
Mar.
23
Oct.
28
16
5
28
18
21
28
28
21
21
21
21
22
22
1
8
Feb.
4
11
8
4
8
8
25 54 May
1
May
8
May
8 54 May
81
May
Oct.
36
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan
8
Apr.
Apr. 22
Apr. 16
4
Jan.
June
70
14 54 Oct.
28
4
Apr.
Apr.
754
554
3854
254
4
4254 Oct.
1954 Oct.
1454 Oct.
.
5
71
1
-
2 54 Feb.
4
Jan.
3
9
9-%J&n.—3
7 54 May 3
6.
Apr, ll- 40.
5
8554 Oct.
8054 Oct.
14% Oct.
25
25
22
25
June
20
12
Oct.
4
28
34
105
8
19
May 15
1
16
5
3
Mar. 21
Feb. 16
2
14
20
53
21 11454 Oct.
24
1354 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1054 Jan.
2754 Jan.
254 Jan.
1754 Apr.
3554 Feb.
754 Mar.
2454 Apr.
3254 Jan.
42
3
15
5
Mar
5
Sept. 23
4
Apr.
23
2
2
12% Feb. 21
65% May
4
12454 Sept. 17
5%
754
4754
454
3554
854
654
1254
1854
Oct.
76
15
May 22
14
May 25
May 21
May 23
Oct. 23
July 11
May 22
May 21
June 27
June 11
12 54 Oct.
Oct.
9
Oct.
454 Oct.
254 Oct.
9
954
1054 Sale
7554 Sale
176
176
180
17454 178
4
454
4%
554 Sale
29
32 54
32 54
30
2754
22
Sale
24
23 54 Sale
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5
454
r4% Sale
7 54
8
Sale
854 Sale
60
Sale
58
60
63 54
Sale
29
2754
2754 Sale
31
Sale
33
3154
3254
1
154 Sale
154 Sale
1954
2054 Sale
2254 Sale
73 54
Sale
Sale
81
7654
Sale
1
11
4
Sale
30
654 Oct.
17
15
234 Sale
2854
2554
454 Sale
x37% Sale
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
7
31
16
18
Sale
Oct.
454 Oct.
69
10
Oct.
5
254 Oct.
24
954
9054
2754
17 54
254
2654
554
354
8
3
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
4 54 May
21
41
9
June
3
33
Oct.
5
_
3
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2
Apr.
3
Jan.
9
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Apr. 10
Apr.
0
Oct. 24
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
3854
5754
1154
6654
4054
7%
11054
254
754
1854
2254
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Feb.
47
.*8*
Oct.
Jan.
May 14
2354 Apr 11
Oct.
24
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May
29
3 ■ —454May21
3 % May 22
1
454 May 21
SS 54 May-20
7
31
Jan.
72
May
2
May
4
3
May
28 xl7% May
31
16% Aug.
Oct- 23
Jan.
4
2654 Jan.
Apr.
4
5
4654 Jan.
3654 Oct. 31
3
8054 Jan.
1654 Oct.
2054 May
2954 June
23
May
56
May
454 May
454 May
5
May
554 May
4654 Aug.
11854 May
754 May
May
24
154 Oct.
3254 Oct.
454
Oct.
2
May 18
31
31
Sale
78%
15
4
Sale
89
16
31
69 54 Sale
68% Sale
11% Sale
1154 Sale
115
114% 115% 114
10% Sale
954 Sale
3% Sale
354 Sale
83
8
Oct.
.
33
25
29
Sale
34
5
3
31
854 Oct.
1954 Oct.
154 Oct.
254
Sale
Sale
1
11
1954
Sale
4%
2%
32%
4%
53
Oct.
30
5 12454 Oct.
31
3
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11154 113 54 113
1254
1254 Sale
8054
8254 Sale
78
8054 Sale
14 54
1454
1454
Sale
26
2554
38
42 54 Sale
19 54 Sale
1654
1354
1354 Sale
53 54 Sale
5034
18 54
17%
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
854 Oct.
Sale
36
1
854
454
954
854
Oct.
7
Sale
Sale
2954
454
454
32 54
154
Oct.
954 May 25
1254 May 21
31
15
73 34
Sale
4
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
36 54
12 54
15
3754
254
3454
2 54 May 22
Oct.
Sale
115
9 54
1
31
154
6654
454
754
554
1554
154
Sale
*
Dyewood.
554
15 54
Sale
Preferred
8 54
16
52
United
8 54
2 54
Sale
54
Sale
*
*
*
5
10
9154
2834
4834
554
1854
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Sale
Sale
Sale
60
$3 preferred
United Drug Inc.-
33 34
Sale
Sale
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United Corp
4 54
Sale
2y
3
37
Sale
1654
14%
United Carbon
2 54
Sale
Sale
42
3554
Sale
Til
54
18
4%
9
28
40
3
2854
7
254
3254
558
454
754
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34%
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Sale
5
47
11
67
June
21
12
14
29
21
21
28
31
31
Sale
4
1
21
3654 Oct.
3654 Oct.
9
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
3
10
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
31
30
2
31
654 Oct.
3
40
Sale
3 54 Oct.
24
1
31
4 34-Get—16
3154 Oct.
22
22
23
21
3
14
Oct.
33 54 Oct.
1054
Sale
554 Oct.
.
29
May
June
Oct.
May
33
May
19
May
4554 May
4 54 May
46
May
2654 May
5
May
154
354
6054
1454
31
1854 Oct.
30
18
May
Jan.
39
3
7
13 54 May 21
Oct. 17
3
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5-%
3434
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
15
Sale
454
434
34 34
134
91
2254
434
1954
1734
Oct.
3
10
Sale
34 54
5 54
6
Sale
9%
box
902*
12 54
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
754
11054
134
8
454
15
1654
14
1954
7
Sale
90%
23 54
12254
734
1634
134
Oct.
1
1
3 54
Sale
Sale
Sale
27 500'
5—
35
1554
100|United Biscuit of America
654
4%
2954
4%
4%
33%
1%
954
50
754 Oct.
5954 Oct.
35
14
—7- 54--Sa-le- —654-Octv—9'
6% Sale
—4M Sale
33%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
19%
17%
-754
Sale
8
834
18% Sale
1% Sale
16% Sale
23
2334
5
4%
21% Sale
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Sale
ii*
29$
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
124% 123
51
122
2754
2 y8
16%.
Sale
51
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7 54 Oct.
734 Oct.
Sale
65
Oct.
1634
2434
3134
3334
6134
654
4%
Sale
34
*
30
3,300
3,200
270
100
'
122 300
790
9
3iy
6%
109%
1%
3%
13%
~23%
13,100
5,200
15,400
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4% preferred
100
Union Premier Food Stores Incl
83'0001 Union Tank Car
*
845 3001 United Aircraft Corp
5
1 363 100 United Air Lines Transport..5
1,600
400
26
Oct.
3054
34%
Sale
7
634
10934 10954
1 X8 Sale
154
3 54
4% Sale
14
16% Sale
1654
19% Sale
Sale
2 600
4,400
3,600
10,000
56,9,0
4,900
Union Elec Co of Mo $5 pref--*
Union Oil, California
25
28 900'
11,900
1,016,300
192,700
319,800
26,900
3,300
77,100
22,500
135,500
*-599*500
340
Oct.
55
Sale
Sale
12
103;900. Union Pacific RR
7
Sale
Sale
m
Oct.
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
25
7
18%
58
8
11
55
Sale
26%
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
Sale
Sale
12254
9
254
554
6054
2054
4354
3654
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
1
30%
1554
20].
3451
23 54 May 22
6 54 May 21
8
May 21
8
Sale
17%
24%
33%
Sale
Oct.
Sale
Sale
III
IP
22
57
Sale
Sale
17
9
8
43%
32%
17
24
Twin Coach Co
21%
Sale
*
*
Preferred
20
20
4
-10
Sale
Sale
75
,
400
40,400
Steel Co
75
m
1654
20th Century Fox Film Corp-*
$1.50 preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit
18 X
Sale
Oct.
154 Oct.
4 34 Oct.
60J4 Oct.
18 54 Oct.
4054 Oct.
3134 Oct.
5434 Oct.
Sale
Sale
o
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oco.
16
15
2854
934
1354
2354
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Sale
55
9
26%
834
1234
2034
Sale
69'
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10354
2Vs
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
101H
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
41%
60
*
100
1
12.900
13,700
5,300
900
Truscon
Sale
5
4y
60%
20 y
34%
56%
7y
34
52 54
*
*
63,200 Underwood Elliott Fisher—*
*
832,500 Union Bag & Paper
Union Carbide & Carbon
*
120
2254
%
45% Sale
32% Sale
426 400
400
16.000
20
*
*
116,000 Timken Roller Bear
2
233,000 Transamerica Corp—
Transc & West Air Inc
5
485,900
21,400 Tran & Williams Steel Forg—*
600
7 54
69
*
10
1
100
Sale
2
Sale
454
654
4454
3 54
--25
318,000 Tide Water Associated Oil--10
$4.50 conv preferred
*
17,200
10
342,200 Timken-Detrolt Axle Co
1,000
254
7
65
26
10
32
25
Manufacturing
$3.60 conv preferred
179,700 Third Avenue Ky
21,400 Thompson (J R)
161,890 Thompson Products
80,600 Thompson Starrett
S3.0U preferred
23,100
2,400
1,000
7,900
26.100
Sale
*
Thatcher
2,600
6,300 The Fair Co
7% preferred
3,280
120,300 Thermoid Co
$3 dividend conv pref
6,510
100
2154
39
100
6% preferred
Symington-Gould Corp with
103,400 —stock -purchase-warrants—*_ 1
Without warrants
— 1
.65400
7,600 Taicdtt (James)Inc——_ - »—9
-
Sale
Sunshine Mining Co
269,000 Swift & Co
124,450 Swift International Ltd
27,300
20
Sale
3454
As*
28%
9%
13%
22%
17%
2%
Sale
13
*
*
Sale
Sale
37
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
1
Ask Bid
Ask1 Bid
27%
29 y* Sale
9%
14% Sale
Bid
33 54
*
2
""
10c
Superheater Co (The)
-*
Superior Oil Corp
1
Superior Steel Corp
100
10
36,900 Sutherland Paper Co
4,900 Sweets Co of Amer (The)—50
8,000
5,200
'
Southern
1,210,200 Standard Brands
$4.50 preferred
16,600
100,400 Standard Gas & Electric
$4 preferred217,800
$6 prior preferred
36,000
7 prior preferred
200,800
49,000
-,-9,200
7..10Q
Southern California Edison—25
Southern Pacific Co
1
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
Since
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
In
October
June
May
254 May
2554 July
14
May
354 May
6
May
48
Aug.
21 % June
27% June
54 May
15
May
6854 May
3954 May
60
May
May 11
18254 May 14
654 Mar. 9
3254 Mar. 11
28
Apr. 25
754 Apr. 23
Apr. 23
May
4
§!*
Jan.
Apr.
4
1
Jan.
5
41% Jan.
117
Apr.
3
11
65
Jan.
4
71
Sept.
6
N.
40
Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
In
October
1940
Oct.
370
3,100
2,000
7,500
700
2,100
300
70
280
2,300
40
70
80
44,600
900
140
20
"
l",600
4,600
3,200
24,800
55,000
41,000
360
4,190
290
300
2,800
80
3,210
7,100
13,940
1,730
60
3,100
3,700
4,100
4,500
1,000
40,200
5,400
1,300
900
1,500
2,300
27,300
370
=7^300
300
Vanadium
1,400
2,600
400
280
840
790
900
2,300
200
4,600
5,700
3,400
6,300
124% zl25
32%
34% Sale
Sale
46
Sale
Sale
*
_1
56%
15
Sale
14
157
Sale
69
%
%
*
199*
16
100
33 %
37
Corp of America..*
5
Sale
38
100 114% 115%
7% 1st preferred
.5
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry Co. 100
5% non-cum preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works
5
Va Caro Chemical
*
Vick Chemical Co
44 %
55
Sale
30
Sale
9,700
24,200
39,300
44,300
7,800
274,300
62,500
16,500
11,600
26,700
24,900
"380,000
4,710
=97,500
5,100
100
100
J Wabash Ry Co
5% preferred A
$
*
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
*
4 % % preferred with warr 100
Walworth Co
*
Walker 'H) Gooder «fc W Ltd.*
Div redeemable pref
*
Ward Baking Co class A
*
Class B
*
100
7% preferred...
Warner
Bros Pictures.
...5
$3.85 preferred
t Warre-n Bros-T^^rr.-i~
$3 preferred
Warren- Fmmrirv ftr Ptpiyr
_ -
y ';
Washington Gas Light Co
20,00
28,000 Waukesha Motor Co
34,300 Wayne Pump Co..
*
r
*
5
1
.
Sale
4%
16
Oct.
10
59
58
62%
58%
153
150% 157% 146
82% Sale
81% Sale
58
Oct.
28
17
%
,
16
18
17%
Sale
32%
28%
Sale
116
111
Sale
44%
28%
2%
22%
22
Sale
116
Sale
44%
33%
80%
125%
Sale
109
45,600
39,200
27,800
200
7% 1st preferred
50
2,870
74,000 Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
*
45,700 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
5% conv preferred
30
62,000
120 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__100
136
38%
33%
40
70
69%
5%% conv preferred
-100
7,020
*
269,500 Wheeling Steel Corp
6% preferred
100
690
$5 conv prior preferred
*
6,100
9,300 White Dental Mfg Co (SS).20
•.
1
328,000 White Motor Co
95
Sale
97
Sale
31%
Sale
23
Sale
90
110
105
68
70
69
10
690
50,000
200
1,300
500
72,400
9,800
25,900
200
2,200
1,300
24,400
8,200
20,500
2,800
10
/ 19,800
45,500
34,700
190
170
5,000
4,800
810
3,200
4,600
62,900
410
4,100
113,600
500
'
10,400
11,200
8,200
*
194,300 White Rock Min Spgs Co
226,100 White Sewing Machine
$4 convertible preferred
3,900
Prior preferred
*
__1
*
20
27,700 Wilcox Oil & Gas
5
23,600
725,200 Willys-Overland Motors
6% conv preferred
263,100
432,300 Wilson & Co
$6 preferred
35,300
-
1
10
*
*
Pow 6% pf.100
110 Wisconsin Elec
118,500 Woodward Iron Co
10
a
Deferred delivery.
rOash sales,
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
108%
133
Sale
138
28%
37
Sale
35
1|2%
6%
6
4%
Sale
36%
33
Sale
36
Sale
80
115
70%
9
8%
Sale
14
5%
53%
Sale
5
45
37
Sale
20%
3% Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
5% Sale
1%
20%
54
Sale
52
116
23%
38%
x
24%
Sale
22%
21%
109
10
Sale
%
16%
363%
15
28%
18 114%
30
45%
2
.
4%
4%
60%
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
112
35%
36%
33%
71
100
32%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
% Oct.
20
25
15
17% Oct.
3
2% Oct.
16% Oct.
6.5
Oct.
16
Oct.
1
99
106
Oct.
18% Oct.
20 % Oct .
103% Oct.
132% Oct.
33
Oct.
£34% Oct.
33% Oct.
80
Oct.
103
103
Sale
82%
20 %
15%
112%
10%
33%
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
80%
Sale
21%
15% Sale
116% 119
11
Sale
42%
Sale
18
4
Oct.
28% Oct.
4% Oct.
83% Oct.
5
2% May
4% May
16
Oct.
18
% May
223% Oct.
18
23% Oct.
8 109% Oct.
8 138
Oct.
8
35% Oct.
9
36% Oct.
28
34% Oct.
31
14% May
May
76
May
110
May
31 102a%
15
2
9
14
80
Sale
16
Sale
2% Sale
1 100%
Oct.
15
123% Oct.
5% Oct.
4% Oct.
45
20
2
23
Oct.
8
4% Oct.
14
59
Oct.
Oct.
2
3
5
9
101
Mar. 15
6% Jan.
3
35% Jan. 11
16% Feb.
1
9% Jan. 10
1% Jan. 10
25% Jan. 10
4% Feb. 19
-
-
3
2% Sept. 13
12%: Sept. 13
3
1
1
31
Oct.
Oct.
1%
2%
4%
4%
•r62%
Oct.
14
31
31
24
22
29
29
Oct.
24
Oct.
23
3
32%
15
36% Oct.
7
23% Oct.
9 102% Oct.
31
95
Oct.
56
79
Oct..
8
19
Oct.
9
14% Oct,.
15
30
Jan.
June
Jan.
18
24
Apr.
10
May
3
Mar.
8
May
2
3% Jan. 11
3% Apr. 22
Apr. 13
?8
70
121%
32%
42%
24%
102%
Apr. 22
Mar.
Mar.
6
1
Oct.
31
Apr.
5
8
May
June
60
July
95
Oct.
Oct.
2
29
June
56
Oct.
2
2
65% Oct.
31
39
June
65% Oct.
31
June
129
Apr.
May
15% May
9% May
98
May
6% June
26% June
80
May
12% May
8% May
93
25
9
26
Jan.
91
73
Oct.
10
11% Oct.
42% Oct.
30
9
Oct.
Oct.
14% Oct.
2% Oct.
9
2 119
1
31
3
90
Oct.
7
9
20% Oct.
16% Oct.
2% Oct.
2
30
4
31
Oct.
13% May
1
18
31
Oct.
55
11 105
15
Oct.
Apr.
2
25
10% Oct.
32% Oct.
5
3
22 28% Jan.
3
28% Jan
21
Jan.
4
118
21
Jan.
5
21 138
20
9
37% May
21 38% Feb. 13
3
21 39% Jan.
Oct. 14
28 80
24 100% Oct. 16
9
21
35% Apr.
22
31
Oct.
9
1
31
Oct.
115
4
Jan.
5
15% May
30
May
82% Oct.
22% Oct.
15% Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
8% Apr.
3% May
Oct.
8
3
3
Apr. 29
4
40% Apr.
105
1% Oct.
1% Jan.
116
Oct.
8
Oct.
26
23
57
96
Jan.
27% May
28% May
50
May
85
May
18% May
93% June 13 120
51
May 29 72
11%
7% Aug. 16
15%
7% May 21
11%
4% Mar. 23
7%
3% May 22
Jan.
4
38
57%
14% May 22
24%
7
31
52% Oct.
16
4
31
Oct.
1
Apr.
12
9
31
Oct.
9
23 116
Jan.
4
23
25% May
June
21
1
Jan.
Jan.
108
120
108% May
11
May
100% May
5
24
#
June
90
b%^3anr;,5
28% Feb.
7
20% Apr. 22
110% Apr.
115
Apr.
96% May
45
17
1
93% 489
20
Ex-rights,
1
9
8
116
Sale
y
Oct.
2 102%
4
65
Ex-dividend,
17
29 109%
Sale
54% Sale
Sale
16
15 120
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
86
16%
Aug.
Sale
Sale
9
4
Feb.
June
Oct.
9
88
91
59
91
11
1
Sale
105
4
2% May
15% May
3
Oct.
52%
June
19
103
7
58
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May 22
May 22
23
5
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
46
5
48
35
50
June 26
May 21
.20
13% May 21
14
May 21
29
35
6
15% Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
May
Oct.
15
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
4
1%
2%
7%
23%
2
23
Sale
4
Jan.
5
31
45
Sale
Jan.
31% Jan.
23
Oct.
10
116
31J|
Mar. 14
1
3% Oct.
17% Oct.
68% Oct.
20
29
97% Oct.
23% Oct.
114
Oct.
683% Oct.
83
95
-1
16% Oct.
18% Oct.
85
Sale
15
Sale
2% Sale
30
Oct.
Oct.
VA
3
Aug. 22
-3
70
19
1
1
23
15
Sale
9
9
Oct.
118
3% May 21
% May 16
13% Aug. 30
—2—~~ May 15
30
May 22
% May 21
3% May 16
2
98
88
Oct.
1
21
11
a
Apr.
May
8
il*
24% Oct.
Sale
89
25
15
100
Sale
13% Oct.
5% Oct.
% Oct.
17
Oct.
2% Oct.
38% Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Mar. 15
May
89
3
Oct.
24
95
Sale
3
7
10
60
5% May 21
16% May 22
11
23
Sale
Oct.
10
29
Mar.
1
"1 %OctT
9
Oct.
125
95
Sale
14
—
6
Feb.
May
10 135
31
...
Apr.
Oct.
5% Oct.
29
*
% Oct.
1
99% Oct.
8
4% Oct.
27% Oct. 17
13
Oct. 24
4% Oct. 24
7
% Oct.
15% Oct. 30
2%~Oetr—3
35% Oct. 17
15
22
62
June
1
11
31
May 23 100
71
%6 Oct.
% Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
20
Mar. 27
19
May 18
36% June 14
28% May 29
7% Oct.
18
20% Oct.
11 101
Oct.
23
Oct.
7
95
117
9
5
Feb.
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. 11
Apr. 12
Jan.
.
5
12% Oct.
46% Oct.
33% Oct.
95
Oct.
9%
15%
7%
6%
Sale
80%
109
16
9
8%
15% Sale
6% Sale
5% Sale
44
49%
36
14
29
31
72
62
3
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Sale
1%
2%
4%
4 %
1 %
Oct.
32% Oct.
2 120
Oct.
21
72
Oct.
Sale
120
23
19
30
2
120
72
87%
56 %
60
24
16
18
27% Oct.
32% Oct.
20% Oct.
Sale
35%
117
45% Oct.
33
Oct.
90
Oct.
32%
Sale
28% Oct.
2% Oct.
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
31
30
Apr.
43%
39%
117%
49%
June
May
May
July
May
Jan.
Aug.
May
May
May
May
112
Oct.
Jan.
5 112
% May
12
25
Oct.
62
3
Oct.
11
27%
33 %
21%
Sale
9
June
59
Prices
Oct.
Oct.
12% May 24 18
May 24 70
8 159
134% June
45
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
30
61
June 26
41
26
102
Sale
9%
Oct.
Oct.
115% Oct.
Sale
108
Sale
37%
60
Oct.
2% Oct.
21
Oct.
Sale
117
138
Sale
10
531,100 Wool worth (F W)
18
*
279,600 Worthington P&M
66%
7% preferred A
100
570
60
6% preferred B
100
630
34%
Prior pref 4%% series
100
22,900
43%
Prior pref 4 % % conv ser 100
23,300
* 114
6,820 Wright Aeronautical Corp
85%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
;
*
25,760
24%
25
28,100 Yale & Towne Mfg Co
18%
832,900 Yellow Truck & Coach cl B..1
7% preferred
100 115%
3,950
11%
*
71,800 Young Spring & Wire
46%
*
671,100 Youngstown Sheet & Tube
84
5%% preferred series A..100
3,000
27%
*
92,300 Youngstown Steel Door.d.
16%
131,100 Zenith Radio Corp
2%
.1
109,100 Zonite Products Corp
No par value,
Sale
34%
31
Oct.
116% 119
Sale
Oct.
10 152%
83
7
Sale
101
Oct.
118% 1183% 117% Oct.
16
Oct.
Sale
17
16% Sale
107
102
102% Oct.
102% Sale
25% Oct.
26% Sale
28% Sale
3% Oct.
3%
3%
3%
7
6% Oct.
7% Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
% Oct.
Sale
102
30
25
3% Sale
2% Sale
17% Sale
17% Sale
63
64%
68% Sale
Sale
101
99% Sale
26%
27%
116%
4,100
2,500
30,300
Sale
11 % Sale
Sale
47% 44% 47%
32%
33%
34
93
98
95
129
165
11 %
7
Oct.
66
Sale
2%
irS
Sale
Oct.
7
29
Oct.
80
Highest
Sale
42
May 21 69%
103% May 21 125%
30% Aug. 16
39%
5
42% June
48%
1% May 22
2%
5% May 28
7%
May 18
2%
21
Oct.
18
1
150% Oct.
% Oct.
15% Oct.
30% Oct.
27
Oct.
28
28%
115
114
113% Oct.
Oct.
43% 42
42%
62
Oct.
57%
%
15%
36%
27%
26
305,100 Western Union Telegraph-.100
%
1
Sale
4%
Sale
1
5
Oct.
10
100
100
100
7%
47% Oct.
7
29
11
55%
«
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
30
3
Oct.
Sale
„
Sale
31
Oct.
9 125%
29
35%
5% Oct.
1% Oct.
1%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Prices
69% Oct.
8
49
6%
6
50
58
51%
15%
o
*
26
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
*
73%
$4 conv preferred
*
8,100
* 105%
4,060 West Penn Electric Co A
7% preferred
100 112%
7,830
6% preferred..
100 105
8,080
115
9,600 West Penn Pow Oo 4 % % p1100
19%
77,100 West Virginia Pulp & Paper..*
6% preferred
100
1,200
36%
Western Auto Supply Co
10
103.000
*
245,600 Westinghouse Air Brake
253,900 Westinghouse Elec & Mfg. .50
46% Oct.
1% Oct.
Sale
%
%
% Sale
1% Sale
%
% Sale
1% Sale
%
7% Sale
7% Sale
6%
7
20%
21
20% Sale
20%
21%
Sale
98% 100%
100%
95% Sale
5% Sale
4% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
28
28% Sale
33% Sale
13
13%
13% Sale
16
16%
4%
5% Sale
7%
8%
5
% Sale
1%
1%
d
Sale
15% Sale
17
22% Sale
Saler2 %Sale-3%~Sale i
2%
46
37
39%
31
47
Sale
-1% •Sale- -•-1-% Salei% -Sal
Sale
10
7%93%
6
9
2a,i:.~Sak*:
..Sale... .25—
24
24%
24%
24%
17
16% Sale
16%
19% Sale
18% Sale
19% Sale
22% Sale
73,000
41,700 Western Maryland
4% 2d preferred
10,200
20,200 Western Pacific 6% pref
Sale
47
1%
80
3% Sale
54,000 Webster Eisenlohr
Sale
57% Oct.
122% Oct.
32% Oct.
1%
6%
1%
52%
62
3%
4%
Sale
6% div partic pref
100 29
Virginia Elec & Power 6% pref* 117% 118
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke—
6% Sale
5% preferred
100
44%
45
Virginian Ry Co
25
33%
35
6% preferred
25
93
Sale
Vulcan Detinning..
..100
7% preferred
100 132
Sale
46
47
1% Sale
6%
6%
1% Sale
2
68
151
123
7%
1 %
54
Van Raalte Co
15.2
1,300
2,900
3,400
1
*
Sale
2%
6%
5
Vadsco Sales Corp.
Preferred
69%
43 X
*
25
11,200 Universal-Cyclops Steel
*
8,500 Universal Leaf Tobacco
8% preferred..
10C
1,060
8,250 Universal Picture 1st pref__100
34,200
1,220
517,200
22,600
1,360
25,100
2,500
Sale
58%
Sale
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Highest
Lowest
31
Oct.
1
Bid
35
100
94,800 United Stores A
$6 conv preferred
6,340
Sale
66%
117%
*
3,284,400 United States Steel
7 % preferred
112,600
49,300 U S Tobacco
7% preferred
3,230
36,700 United Stockyards Corp
Conv preferred
(70c)
21,300
Ask
Bid
Par
Shares
417,200
11,800
5,500
1
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Share*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
KXCHA N<iE—STOCKS
17
t Companies reported in receivership.
2
Mar.
Oct.
Apr.
22
3
4
19% Jan.
126% Sept. 4
14
Apr. 16
3
48% Jan.
93% May 10
4
28% Jan.
lW
Apr.
A
nr
T Called for redemption.
8
99
range
Stock Sales
October
J
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1939
$33,087,000
381,922,000
only transactions o the month,
October
3,967,065
37,553,535
2,468,798
34,238,262
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Shares.
new york curb exchange
on
prices
of
$24,304,000
256,483,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
in the month's range, unless they are the
in the month In which they occur.
No account is taken of such
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote
sales in
computing the range for the year.
AQQREOATE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
510
100
6,200
1,500
300
~
27000
100
500
200
420
170
stocks
Par
Did
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
19
22 k Sale
3,140 Acme Wire Co common
10
22 X
21
20 k
1,900 Aero Supply Mfg class A;
1
,5K
5k Sale
145,100
Class B1
5K
5k Sale
26,100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com_-_5
10 k Sale- \-10lf
X..20r40i0 Afc-AfiiSoci&^Tj^^
Sale
59,300 Air Investors Inc common.
*
Sale
20
7,200
Convertible preferred.
*
X
30,000
Warrants
77 h Sale
2,000 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
Sale
102
101
3,670 Ala Power Co $7 preferred..
92 X
3,005
$6 preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
105
50
7% preferred
100
2h
2K
3
1,700 A lies & Fisher Inc common
*
1
1 k
K
1,900 Alliance Investment common *
Allied Internat Investing—
550
2%
$3 conv preferred
*
15K
8,750 Allied Products Corp com
9x
iok
10
21
19
20
2,475
Class A
25
159
Sale
130,750 Aluminum Co common
* 140
116
Sale
22,800
6% preferred.
100 115
17K
16k
18
6,900 Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
6
10,400 Aluminum Industries com
*
82
50,750 Aluminium Ltd
* "97~" Sa"le~
83
3,500
6% preferred
100 105k 107
K
7,600 Ameriban Beverage Corp
ik
ik
1
42 k
38 K
44
4,410 American Book Co
100
5
6k
7k
19,000 Amer Box Board Co com
1
1
1,300 Amer Capital Corp cl A
10c
X
5,300
Common class B
10c
20 k Sale
14
3,000
S3 preferred
*
70 k
64K
76
1,050
$5.50 prior preferred
*
k
x
X
37,300 American Centrifugal Corp__l
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp—
30K
33
5,850
Conv class A
251 31x
28 k
29K
31
6,800
Class A with warrants
25
%
ik
ik
41,100
Class B
1
30
475 Amer Cyanamldcom class A. 10
33 k Sale
36
482,900
Common class B non-vot.. 10
12
183,600 American Export Lines com__l
K
11,400 Amer & Foreign Power warr
12
9,650 Amer Fork & Hoe Co com
*
38 X Sale
32 X
196,812 American Gas & Electric
10
112 X
4,625
4K% preferred
100
3
27,100 American General Corp
10c "~3k Sale
27
25 k
12,475
$2 preferred
1
25k
30
31
1,275
$2.50 preforred
1
12
Sale
10,000 Amer Hard Rubber Co com_50
2§*
-
Oct.
Oct. 1
1940
Shares
1
Price
new york
curb exchange
Since
October
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
In
...
76^
20K
5X
5X
1TX '11
2K
2%
31
13
Oct.
31
20 k July
5K Oct.
3
4K Jan.
4
May
10
Jan.
IK May
17 k Jan.
k May
18K Oct.
11
21
Oct.
Oct.
31
21
5K
5K
11K
2K
Oct.
28
Oct.
31
21
Oct.
7
K Oct.
76K Oct.
100K Oct.
10
Sale
Sale
77*
Sale
103 K
93
■
llKSale
K
79 X
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
21
23
K
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
20
24
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
21
Sale
Ask
Sale
21
22
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Sale
93 X
Oct.
Oct.
91
9
Oct;--TO
Oct.
19
H-K- Oct.
2K Oct.
14
Oct.
7
K Oct.
80K Oct.
10
6
21
1
Oct.
11 104
93 X Oct.
15
18
17
29
29
May 21
31
16
21
11
22k Jan.
2
22 K Mar. 13
7
May 10
6K Mar. 12
.14 k May
3
21
3K Apr.
15
13
21
30K Apr.
% Apr.
3
4
80K Oct. 17
90 k May 23 108K Apr. 30
Mar.
1
82
May 25 98
58
June
-
200
3,950
675
7,700
1,800
1,000
50
1,650
250
200
850
300
k
200
100
1,100
2,125
900
2,000
38.200
9,300
4,100
1,100
23,500
2,275
4,200
675
100
1,200
900
15,100 American Laund Mach com.20
69,500 American Light & Traecom.25
4,500
6% preferred25
5,050 American Mfg Co common. 100
50
Preferred
100
70,200 American Maracaibo
1
8,100 American Meter Co
*
"""200
2,100 Amer Pneumatic Service
4,375 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
800
5,100
300
300
"2,200
4,900
500
27,600
1,400
5,600
1,000
1,700
450
30,700
7,700
"""600
700
2,700
Sale
Sale
o
Sale
99
35
Sale
35
16
4K
IK
K
13 K
5K
IK
Xe
Sale
67
68
Xe Oct.
X
IK
Xe
Sale
Sale
1
32K
31
32
1
IK
37 K
35
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
15K
K
12K
35K
Sale
X
Sale
Sale
Sale
3K
Sale
28 K
Sale
Sale
Sale
X
13
Sale
Sale
112
3K Sale
28K Sale
30 X
34
21K Sale
17 X
14
27
6K
Sale
8
17
9 163
Oct.
2
15 118K Oct.
1
18
Oct.
25
30
Oct.
26
5K May
Oct.
3
42 k May
100K Oct.
30
Xe Oct.
22
30
30
40
Oct.
3
4K Oct.
18
5
Oct.
4
4
18
Oct.
2
K Oct.
13K Oct.
8
12
Oct.
K Oct.
11K Oct.
30K Oct.
Ill
Oct.
3
Oct.
27
Oct.
28K Oct.
16K Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
80
Mar. 28
Oct.
30
Oct.
21
3
26
69
5K Sale
K Sale
65K Sale
13 K Sale
2%
3
IK
V/
K Sale
11K
12
5
Sale
31
15
30
31
30
31
70
Oct.
24
Oct.
5K Oct.
4K
K
65K
10X
2K
IK
K
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
5
68K Oct.
5
31
1
31
14
4
2
10
18
2
K Oct.
72 X Oct.
13 K Oct.
19
3
8
2
5
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11K Oct.
11
Oct.
25
112
Oct.
10 114
2
Oct.
2
Oct.
8
Oct.
4
May 21
May 24
25k
107 X
2K
22 k
26 k
11
Mar. 12
May
July
May
May
May
May
13 K June
11K May
May
13k May
65
May
25
June
Oct.
14
26
Jan.
9k May 22
Xe
Sale
5X
5K
22 k June 20
June 11
31*
8g
K Oct.
30K Oct.
Oct.
6
1
26
4
11
11
30
23* May
June
65* Aug.
Aug.
m
May
May
48* June
May
2k May
May
May
May
lx
108
21
8
21
31
31
21
3
22
35
Apr.
33 K Mar.
oV*
36
Apr.
M;ay
39 K Jan.
19K Apr.
Jan.
14$ Apr.
Jan.
l!8* Oct.
21
73
4
15
18K Mar. 9
16K Jan. 11
24
21
27
8
4
Apr.
4
31K Mar. 13
34K Mar. 21
21K Oct. 31
29 K Jan.
25 K Apr.
28
3
Jan.
K May 28
25k June
17
21K Oct.
K Oct.
29
12
17
25
X
10
2
Jan;
16
20
8
Oct.
1
Apr. 11
2K Apr. 19
June
21
Oct.
4!
May 29
1
14
16
4
Mar. 30
Apr.
13
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
17
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30 113
3K Oct.
28K Oct.
30K Oct.
29
21
4
65
X Oct.
37 K
15K
K
12K
35K
21
15
4
29
3
31
28
30
31
32X Oct.
30K Oct.
29K Oct.
% Oct.
34K Oct.
70
May 21
2 192
May 22
Jan.
Oct.
23
Xs
Xe
73
Oct.
Jan.
13
4
17 k Oct.
23
Sept.
K Apr.
22 118K Apr.
18
4
Apr.
22
UK Feb.
24 110K Mar.
30 109 K May
12
Sept.
Xe Oct. 30
35
20
32
90
29
31
X.
X
16 K June
6
85
Sale
May
85
17K Oct.
14K Oct.
28K Oct.
22
108
11
10
23
May 21
July
138 K Jan.
26
30
19
2K Oct.
7
16K Oct.
Sale
Oct.
14K xl4
29
28K Oct.
70
,%
36
26
9
May 16
Jan.
11
Jan.
29
K Jan. 17
16 109 K Apr.
3
10 K May
15
6
23
6K Mar. 12
29
15
8
75*
21
June 28
17
23
Jan.
Jan.
3K Feb.
21
2
Oct.
15
2
Feb.
21
15
9
8
6
11
27
Sale
2
Sale
8
Sale
95
11K
11K
4K
5
4K Sale
112K Sale
2K Sale
2K Sale
8K Sale
89
93 K
10
11K
10K Oct.
Oct.
2K Oct.
2K Oct.
8K Oct.
16
30
Apr. 18
Sale
5
Oct.
5
5
5
Sale
4K Oct.
1
5
Oct.
Oct.
Xe
K
IK
K
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan. 2
2
Jan.
1
Apr.
Apr. 23
8
1X May 22
14
16
UK Oct.
5
May 29|115
Feb.
Sale
2
93
5K
5K
23
30
Oct.
Oct.
Xe
Sale
2K Oct.
17X Oct.
23
2
67
72
K
Xe
Sale
112 X
k
2k
Sale
Sale
Oct.
95
X Sale
72 X Sale
12K Sale
3
2K
IX
IX
1
X
10
11X
k
2x
2%
7X
11
92
100
85
5
,
23
Oct.
155K Oct.
all7K Sale 115K Oct.
17K
17K Oct.
18K
6
Oct.
5K
6
77
Oct.
79K
80K
21
5
*
2K Oct.
15K Oct.
21
Sale
28K
30*
65*"
1
2,865
$7 preferred.
100,300 tArcturus Radio Tube
1
59,500 Arkansas Nat Gas common. .*
187,529
Class A non-voting
*
65,300
6% preferred..
10
1,530 Arkansas P & L $7 preferred.*
1,400 Aro Equipment Corp
1
11,900 Art Metal Works common
5
56,400 Ashland Oil & Refining Co._1
2X
Sale
Sale
16K
22 K
22 X
Sale
160
IK
18
Preferred $6 series
...»
5
16,700 American Thread 5% pref
9,000 Anchor Post Fence common.. *
200
2K
5
Sale
3K
69
41,600
6,300 Angostura-Wupperman
4,200 Apex Elec Mfg Co common
Appalachian Elec Power—
2K
K
3K
IK
111K July 22 111K July 22
3
Aug. 25
2
Feb.
"
IK Feb.
8
k May 21
...
26
140,600 Amer Republics Corp com..10
2
20,800 Amer Seal-Kap Corp com
259,800 American Superpower
*
1st preferred $6 series
*
20,050
700
ii',400
16K
14K
105
17
IK May 21
6K May 23
87
May 17
10K Oct. 16
4
May 21
4
May 24
K
2K
2K
8K
99
Jan.
18
1
11K Aug.
6K Mar. 8
5K Jan. 11
Associated Elec Industries—
2,900
9,300
200
American deposit rects
£1
tAssoc Gas & Elec common..1
Class A
1
$5 preferred
*
700 Assoc Laundries of America..*
13,900
26,100
149,200
27,700
500
V t c common
300 Assoc Tel & Tel class A
800
2
X Sale
5k
5k
9
X
X
IX
K
K
IK
*
X
1
q
Sale
Sale
2K
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
4
15
19
31
15
19
6K May
8
Xe Oct. 15
X Feb.
9
1
May 15
K Mar. 8
K
K
K
Xe
K
IK
K
1
3
Xe Feb. 21
May 29
Feb. 24
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Mar. 8
Feb. 21
2K Apr.
6
8K
Xe
K
5K
K
Xe
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
30
10
30
10
3,700
RR Co preferred
100
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref. 100
1
90,200 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
For footnotes
see page
53.
65
102
3
70
60
65
55
107
Sale
108
106
2K
Sale
2K
61
60
108
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
2K Oct.
9
60
60
3
Oct.
2K Oct.
31
Oct.
100
Oct.
21 108.
July
1 X June
9
68
1 108
8
Apr.
Oct.
4K Apr.
8.
21
16
NEW
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
NEW YORK
In
October
Shares
6,100
11,000
244,400
9,300
25,600
800
14,000
900
700
19,100
12,300
18,800
6,400
"3", 100
1,600
400
'
900
975
75
175
300
STOCKS
(<Continued)
Par
260
600
1
5
*
Corp—*
J Austin Silver Mines
1
Automatic Products Corp
5
Auto Voting Machine com..
Avery (B F) Sons Co
5
6% preferred with warr
25
6% preferred ex-warr
25
3
Atlas Drop Forge Co com
Atlas Plywood Corp
♦
137,900 Babcock & Wilcox Co
8,150
34,800
27,600
7% preferred—30
Purch warr for common
285,100
1
9,800 Baldwin Rubber Co com
7 400 Bardstown Distillery Inc
1
1
83,600 Barium Stainless Steel
5,200 Barlow & Seelig Mfg conv A—5
15,100 Basic Dolomite Inc common, _1
342,800 Bath Iron Works Corp1
600 Baumann (L) & Co com
*
360
7% 1st preferred
100
420
7% 1st pref vot tr ctfs_-_100
7,000 Beau Brummell Ties Inc
1
1,400 Beaunit Mills Inc common. 10
320
$1.50 conv preferred
20
Baldwin
700
600
4,500
23,000
400
200
159,500
281,300
80,800
4,013
1,475
120
"""50
300
—
.
273,200 Bliss (E W) & Co common—_1
39,000
15,100
18,600
4,100
3,040
16,500
9,200
Ridge Corp common—1
$3 optional conv preferred.*
(S) & Co com
*
Bohack (H C) Co common—*
Blue
Blumenthal
600
1,500
5,600
1,800
15,700
2,500
Co
Bourjois Inc.
600
4,600
100
2
134
334
Sale
334
%
334
1534
134
Sale
16
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
134
434
Sale
334
1634
2
1534
334
34
334
1534
134
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
25
1
10
25
9
17
Oct.
23
434 Oct.
34 Oct.
334 Oct.
16
12
63*
6
¥
it*
16
1434
1%
3%
Sale
5134 Sale
Oct.
234 Oct.
Sale
Highest
5
25
31
21
22
6
Sale Prices
4
2334 Jan.
6
Feb. 15
234 Mar. 19
4
Apr.
5
1934 May
9
234 Aug. 28
56 Jan.
134
134
334 Sale
5
534
4
5
534
17
16
1734
1634
34
234
39
15
X
234
34
Sale
38
1634
34
Sale
39
334
334
334
Oct.
1
134
334
534
1734
1634
34
2%
39
334
334 Oct.
5
17
Oct.
Oct.
1634
34
234
3834
334
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2934 Sale
2834 Oct.
3234 Sale
634 Sale
6
634
56
%
134 Sale
Sale
29
18
16
Sale
334
2134
June
334 Oct.
% May
2
May
1134 May
134 Sept.
8
2734 Oct.
634 Oct.
534 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
Jan.
X June
h
1
7X
6h
X
h
Sale
7X
X
x
"7X ~~734
123*
IX
11
22
22
5
12
3
IX Jan. 15
9
634 Feb.
334 May
334 May
15
Aug.
1434 Jan.
X July
2% Aug. 28
34
May 25
Oct.
Jan.
3
Oct.
Sale
2734 Sale
634 Sale
634
34
3034 Oct.
2
3234 Oct.
734 Oct.
31
2?0*
18
11
Mar. 28
Mar. 14
Sept.11
134 Feb.
10
Apr. 15
5rA Jan.
19
2
334 Apr. 30
1834 May 21
3034 Oct.
18
3234
834
734
34
134
1134
734
10%
634
1434
Sale
634
634
Sale
15
Sale
10
12
11
10%
Sale
Oct.
634 Oct.
1434 Oct.
11
3
Oct.
6
56 Oct.
% Oct.
34
134
1134
634
1534
May
4 34 May
434 May
36July
34 Mar.
8
May
334 May
934 May
7
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Oct.
15
7
25
24
31
2
1
1
4
23"
10
30
13
29
21
15
25
15
25
Jan.
Jan.
21
20
20
5
534
4X
123*
7 3*
4 X
15
Sale
Sale
20
7 34
Sale
5
334
13
534
14.4"
40
Sale
45
56 Sale
56
X
13%
14
38
3834
6%
7h
334
134
40
634
234
2634
27
134
40%
6
3
30
2834
2
6
Sale
5
34
3934
234
1934
3334
1
8
2
534 Oct.
2134 Oct.
14
Oct.
2
4
31
15
3434 Oct.
15
21
34 Oct.
Ve« Oct.
3
34
834
134
Sale
4034
834
234
3
25
19
25
3534
43
Sale
634
6
10
1 10834 Oct.
39
Sale
8
634
734
3
1
7
25
9
20
2
25
Jan.
6
3
25
6
Jan.
Jan.
6
9
534 Apr.
15
June 13
3534 Oct.
34 Oct.
334 May
1334 July
3
May
88
July
8% Feb.
3234 Apr.
136
Jan.
114
Apr.
125
Mar. 13
May
43 34 Jan.
30
June
5
4634 Apr.
36 Apr. 19
3
*64 Oct.
3
Oct.
9
31
1334 Oct.
3834 Oct.
30
3834 Oct.
z7 34 Oct.
31
36 lA June
121
1334 Oct.
8
15
34 Oct.
7
Oct.
17
734 Oct.
8
8
Oct.
1534 Oct.
Oct.
4
1834 Oct.
3534 Oct.
634 Oct.
5
h
3934
834
234
2134
7
43
37
2
24
431
3
3
May
16
8
6
Mar. 26
Oct.
3
Jan.
4
2234 May 10
234 May
Aug.
Aug. 13
23
33 34 June
5
3 34 May 22
18
134 June 26
1634 May 21
Oct.
31
28
634 Oct.
24
June
24
27
v
21
3
9
22
Feb.
40
12
..
9
15
# Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
Mar. 16
834 Feb.
34 Mar
ln Sept.
1034 July
\
1
15
23
434 Oct.
1834 Oct.
334 Oct.
15 11934 Oct.
Sale
23
21
10
4
4
Oct.
13
22
31
1234 Feb. 21
Oct.
3834 Sale
7
734
334
6
1434 Sale
Sale
34
3634
15
119
*32
1234
3934
734
15
Oct.
4
21
23
8
6
Oct.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
16% Apr.
2
Apr.
334 May 17
534 Oct.
434 Oct.
105
120
2334
31
3434
37
36 Sale
Sale
*64
7
23
118
1134
3734
534 Oct.
10834 Sale
39
34
Sale
4
Sale
33
534
434
17
534 Sale
2134 Sale
534
4
11734 120
31
2334
3
~UH~lZh
334
1334
17
Sale
19
106
122 34
37 X
434
534
434
21
Mar. 21
1
20
*
X
6 X
*
1
IX
7X
Sale
8H
IX
734
6
Sale
1
1134
*
*
3534
100
Preferred
23,900 Brill Corp class A
Class B
6,200
7% preferred
11,850
2,400 Brillo Mfg Co common
380
1534
334
434
X Sale
334
4
134
100
*
25 Bridgeport Gas Light Co
47,700 Bridgeport Machine com
440
Ask
4
434 May 22
1% Jan.
8
Apr.
4
Oct. 26
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Apr.
3
Apr.
5
45
834
234
3134
4834
634
Hotels—
Common.
11,900
2,750
7% 1st preferred.
2d preferred
8,930
94,100 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord
86,000 Breeze Corp
640,600 Brewster Aeronautical.
20
1,600
100
-25
*
7% 1st preferred.
Borne Scrymser
Bowman Biltmore
3,000
15%
Co of Canada—100
$2.50 conv preferred*
4,800 Birdsboro Steel Fdy &\Mach_*
♦
775 Blauner's common.....
1,000
500
Bell Telep
1
1
common.-.l
2,525
25
850
Corp com
Bell Aircraft Corp common—
Bellanca Aircraft
Convertible preferred
510
*
34,400 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co_-l
Purchase warrants
18,400
*
5,050 Bickford's Inc common...
4,200
5.700
330
Beech Aircraft
Bell Telep of Pa 634 % pref. 100
930 Benson & Hedges common—*
75
200
15
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
1
Ask Bid
17
16
Bid
Locomotive—
_
9,600
14,000
2,400
200
Sale
—
1,100
37,800
1,400
Ask
"*4
11,100
2,200
Bid
Atlantic Coast Line Co.----50
Atlantic Rayon Corp
Atlas Corp warrants
Purchase warrants
6,300
444,600 Aviation & Transport Corp_.l
4,100 Axton Fisher Tob class A—10
3,900 Ayrshire Patoka Collieries __1
12,600
"■"£§66
Oct.
1940
4 700 Auburn Central Mfg
1,400
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
490
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
i
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AQGREQATE
3734
Sale
55
3
49
—*
2%
---*
134
2834
100
Sale
3
134
2934
1234
34
56
43-4
34
34
334 Sale
534 Sale
1034 Sale
A}.
sg Sale*
Sale
18 Sale
234
38
34
134
3434
334
1%
39
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
14
22
1
14
25
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
5
Sept.
Aug.
June
June
May
3
8
May 28
2
Oct.
31
38
Oct.
24
11
434 Oct.
"134 Oct.
4234 Oct.
1
3
Sale
1
Oct.
11
42
Sale
3434 Oct.
9
Oct.
16
11
1134
3334
37
1134
3334
*
1334
1434
12
1234
11
Oct.
1
2
16
35
12
1234
25
21
21
26
15
34
234
34
2X
334
21
10
3
15
Oct.
Oct.
1
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
15
334 Sale
Sale
Sale
34
334
34
3%
534
1034
Apr.
1X May
May
1% Apr.
X Apr.
29
May
1034 May
30
May
54
834
1%
834
734
17%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
15
13
9
8
25
28
17
3
36
134 Oct.
35
41
35
*
*
Class A
Oct.
3634
Sale
2
Sale
38
29
34
234
34
334
534
934
11
17
22
36
29
14
49
2
2
28
24
17
434 Oct.
134 May
4234 Oct.
1
7
2
1434 Apr.
6
Apr.
334 Jan.
Jan.
5
34
Mar.
5
17
Apr.
5
British-American Oil Co—
1,000
8,700
""566
2,200
2,600
Registered
British Amer Tobacco
Am dep rets ord reg
550 British Col Pow class A
100
1,600
2",300
4,000
650
6,850
1,200
4,700
200
700
100
300
10s
18,400 Brown Forman Distillers, j—1
*
100
$6 preferred.
Brown Rubber Co common.-1
Bruce (EL) Co
134
10
1334 Oct.
3
May 22
10
,
12
5
50
Buckeye Pipe Line
Buff Niag & East Pow pref_25
$5 1st preferred
*
Bunker Hill & SuUivan.-_2.50
Burma
27"" Sale*
4 34
Sale
1734
1934
234
IX
1134
Sale
13 34
Corp Amer dep rets—
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 34c
234
134
4,600 Cable Elec Products com—50c
Voting trust ctfs
50c
9,400
13
1634
19
134
734
234
"734 "Oct"
29|
734
Oct.
7
734 July 18
734 June 18
29
21
Sale
234
IX
34
34
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
34
234
7
29
2034
10034
13
,
Oct.
31
234 Oct.
21
2334 Oct.
234 Oct.
2
Oct.
30
234 Oct.
Oct.
28
18
Sale
38
134
1034
3834
2134
9934
1234
34
56
1
Feb.
»
20
1
13
30
22
Feb.
27
15
21
36
May
15
26
534 Feb.
1834 Feb.
9
7
5
134 Jan.
July
May
134 May
834 Sept.
9
134 May
30
Sale
IX
7
Sale
393*
3734
Sale
2034
10034 x99
12
Sale
1
34
Oct.
10
134
1034
3834
2134
100%
1334
34
34
3
Oct.
Oct. 31
4
Oct.
Oct. 31
Oct. 10
Oct. 23
Oct. 11
3
Oct.
June
154 May
534 July
28
Jan.
16
May
9034 May
9
May
34 June
36 Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
17
Oct.
11
Oct.
10
Oct
11
34
36 Oct
15
%
1
30
X
X
234
2
2034 Feb.
16
19
Sale
30
134
834
%
Sale
28
22
7
21
38
32
434
1034
12
21
234
10
2
7
4
341
734
134
*
28,800 tBrown Co 6% preferred-.100
11,800 Brown Fence & Wire com—1
Class A preferred
1,900
*
63,300
8,900
10,900
68,250
11,750
64,500
2,800
10,300
12
1834 Sale
1834
2034
Celanese Ltd—
1,700
2,200
Oct.
Ltd—
dep rets ord bear__£l
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer
British
13
34 Oc
X Oct
14
^ 34 Oct.
14
26
% Oct.
22
34 June
7
$4 May 23
4
34 Sept. 10
1034 Oct.
9
1
1
134 Mar.
1
May 17
234 May
38
4% Jan.
4
Jan.
26
Feb.
13
4
9
Jan.
Jan.
134 Jan.
5
12
5
1*
12
1434 Jan
234 Jan.
ar.
Cables & Wireless—
500
5,700
40
"225
7,200
1,900
250
1,800
1,000
700
190
240
6,300
""566
50
4,100
825
1,200
200
950
1,900
""420
800
Am dep rects 534 % pref—£1
1,000
5,200 Calamba Sugar Estate Co—20
1
97,400 Callite Tungsten Corp..
5
140 Camden Fire Ins Assn
100 Canada Cement Co, Ltd
*
1,075 Canadian Car & Fdy 7 % pref 25
173,400 Canadian Colonial Airways—1
*
3,100 Can Indus Alcohol class A
B non-voting
*
1
86,400 Canadian Marconi Co.
3%
434
1734 Sale
134 Sale
2034
6%
234
2%
2254
Sale
3 34
3 34
1
Sale
*
25c
9%
Sale
134
Sale
1,000 Carman & Co conv A stock--*
Class B
*
5,200
*
14,000 Carnation Co common.
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref
2,440
$6 preferred
*
550
2234
3,025 Capital City Products.—
32,000 Carib Syndicate com..
1
117,600 Carrier Corp common
1
3,700 Carter (J W) Co common
*
8,700 Casco Products
10
900 Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp ot America
1
52,328
Celanese Corp of America—
7% 1st partic preferred—100
21,200
15
12,800 Celluloid Corp common
1st preferred part. 1,780
$7 dividend preferred
*
4,375
15,900 Cent Hudson Gas & Elec com.*
170 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref.. 100
100
11,565 Cent N Y Pow 5% pref
11,400 Cent Ohio Steel Prod
For footnotes
—
see page
53.
5
2434
0 34
39
38 34
100 34
Sale
9234
Sale
13 34
Sale
734
734
1034
20
234
107
3%
11
Sale
2%
Sale
314
72
Sale.
21
Sale
1434
14%
34
11
234
1834
334
i234
6
8
Sale
Sale
134
134
134
134
56
34
934 Sale
34 Sale
20
24
Jr
37
10834 Sale
10534 106
35
834 Sale
634
734
734 Sale
21
1834
234 Sale
123
34
134
1034
11
2 34 Sale
1U24
1134 Oct.
234 Oct.
UCt.
19
22
234 Oct.
1934 Oct.
334
1334
5
15
13% Oct.
24
Oct.
56 Oct.
8% Oct.
34 Oct.
6
Sale
134
134
% Sale
834 Sale
34 Sale
6
Oct.
14
Oct.
29
1
634 Oct.
3
10
X Oct.
934 Oct.
34 Oct.
31
634 Oct.
3734 Oct.
134 Feb. / 2
May 28
534 Apr.
3
11
14
17
934 July 30
534 May 22
134
1
June 17
334
Apr. 25
1834 Mar. 29
2% Apr. 15
20
Oct.
534 Apr.
22
Jan.
11
3
3
1134 Apr. 16
2% Jan. 22
1
20
14
1
34 May 20
634 May 23
34 May 21
1
28
834 Sale
634
734
734
8
2034
22
Sale
3
10
Oct.
29
Oct.
Oct.
1 110
Oct.
27
30
Oct.
18
16
834 Oct.
734 Oct.
2134 Oct.
234 Oct.
9
834 Oct.
2134 Oct.
334 Oct.
Oct.
30
1
4 12434
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
16
Oct.
28
Oct.
31
Oct.
14
..
8
7 106
734 Oct.
122
12334 Sale
4
434
434
81
81341 75
27
24
2934
r
1434
1334
110
11434
95
Sale
Sale
9434
8
834
9
834
Sale
Oct.
8
Oct.
434 Oct.
2
30
2
31
26
Oct.
28
2834 Oct.
1434 Oct.
29
98% Oct.
934 Oct.
7
79
11
23
134 Apr.
934 Jan.
134 Jan.
1834 May 28 25
734
434 May 29
May 15
4034
9734 May 27 110
86
May 22 106
24
534
6
534
3534 3634 36
10934 Sale
10834
106
Sale
10534
434
9834
834
3
20
7934
2634 Sale
1434
1434
334
78
110
'9734 "97%
134
1234
Sale
20
5
15
•
534 May 21
534 May 24
6
May 15
15
June 10
134 May 24
Apr.
9
1
11
30
Sept. 25
Oct.
3
734 Apr. 29
1534 Jan.
Feb.
8
2134 Oct.
3 34 Jan.
30
8
12
May 24 127
2% June
4
534
8734
6934 Jan. 1
3434
2034 Jan.
5
13
June 10
1734
98
Feb.
May
8
3
2
May
1
Feb.
1
May
9
Feb.
15
8
Feb.
3 11034 Sept. 23
5 10534 Apr.
5
9
10% Apr.
634 May 21
106 34 Jan.
91
June
NEW
Nov., 1940]
43
EXCHANGE
CURB
TORK
aggregate
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
3,330
49,400
124,600
2,860
7,750
1,750
1,300
1
Jan. 2
STOCKS (iContinued)
Par
Cent Pow & Light 7% pref.100
Central & Southwest Utilities—•
Common
50c
Central States Elec common. -1
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929.-100
Bid
Ask
110
109
Oct. 31
1
Oct.
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Ask Bid
Bid
2%
3
4
4 X
4
6 34
7X
5
54
34 Sale
734
9
234
3X
•
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
24 114X Oct.
7
14
2
% Oct.
X Oct.
354 Oct.
1 X Oct.
IX Oct.
2
1
Oct.
X
a
>
ay.
36 Sale
X Sale
56 Sale
Bj
4X
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
%»
Sale Prices
113X 11434 114X Oct.
115
113
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
..
5
Sale
IX
IX
IX
Sale
Oct.
5
Oct.
5
24
1
1
Oct.
23
31
2
8
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
IX Oct.
22
5
5X Oct.
17
13 X Oct.
8 106
Oct.
15
7
2
95 X May 28 11534 May
% May
X Jan.
3
May
56 May
34 May
% May
X
X
834
234
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2X Jan.
2 X Jan.
18
2
15
15
14
15
6
3
4
3
4
3
3
Chamberlin Metal Weather
4,100
2,675
1,475
6,050
16,200
6,700
8,100
12,300
275,500
140,730
12,600
2,460
3,310
2.820
30,400
2,200
2,200
37,000
2,600
-5
-10
Oherry-Burrell Corp com
5
Chesebrough Mfg
---25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co—5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Strip Co
Charis Corp common
1
Chief Consol Mining Co
Childs Co preferred
-100
*
*
*
$6 pref—*
$6 preferred
$6 preferred BB
Cities Serv Pr & Lt
$7
" Sale"
72
Sale
934
34
23 X
10
Cities Service common
60c preferred B
110
57
L
&*
X
Sale
Sale
104X
70 X
10
X
10 X
5 X
73
58
60
Sale
94 X
6 X
5
15
Clark Controller Co
Claude Neon Lights com
1
Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co-.4
*
*
100
3,700 Clinchfield Coal com
17,600 Club Aluminum Utensil com.*
*
500 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd
11,500 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
65,700 Cleveland Tractor com
*
3,800 Cohn & Rosenberger com
.a
43
sp.
Sale
5%
Sale
a2,H
Sale
854
7
56
4%
2 X
2
3
10
29
24
X Oct.
10X Oct.
9
ex Oct.
28
OX
5X
Oct.
18
85
Oct.
28
ex Oct.
21
8
28
68
Oct.
3
80
89
Oct.
16
95
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
9934 Oct.
31
a
ex
X
5X
Sale
ex
1
19
6 X Oct.
6X Oct.
2
16
6
6
Oct.
28
24
42
Oct.
8
4
43 X
Sale
4
Oct.
31
1X
2%
2X
Sale
2
Oct.
30
2 X Oct.
2
43
43X
Sale
2X
2X
7
49
3
94X
ex
ex
15X
X
Sale
June
4
29
Oco.
Oct.
Sale
16
ex
42
72
3
Oct.
1
Sale
Sale
99 X
%
5x
5X Oct.
72
11
4X May
4
7X Mar. 8
13X Oct. 15
95
Apr.
4
May 28 117
83
55
June
8
Apr.
4
Oct. 10
11
6
May 21
Apr.
6
36 June 28
Mar. 26
7
Aug. 29
2X July 10
4% Sept. 17
10
Oct.
9
Sale
77
95
9034
97
Sale
ex
15 X
Oct.
28
14
19
31
29$
Jan.
ex May
X Oct.
9
Oct.
24
43 X Oct.
5
Oct.
8
30
1
4
2X Oct.
2X Oct.
4X Oct.
8 X Oct.
2
1
2
85
Oct.
28
8
Oct.
28
80
May
4X May
45
May
75
May
85
May
434 May
6
May
12
May
X May
3X Mar.
Oct.
28
Mar. 19
110
11534 Mar. 19
7™
Feb. 28
Apr. 22
16*4 Jan. 11
54 Mar. 9
3
5
4X Oct.
5
7
8
8X Oct.
4
Oct.
24
48 X Feb.
19
4
May 22
May 15
May 22
May 23
Sept. 5
May 21
134 Oct.
5
9X
3X
8X
10
OX Sale
8034 Sale
7X
8
Sale
73
86
3
„
Sale
68
Sale
*
10
4X
ex
5x
5X Oct.
5X
12X
14 X
11X Oct.
Oct.
106 X 103 X 105 X 105
72
75
69
Oct.
Sale
10
Oct.
Sale
10X
11
X Oct.
%
10
Sale
9X Oct.
Sale
6X
6
89
84
*
preferred
City Auto Stamping Co
City & Suburban Homes
10
4
5
31
X May 28
5X Oct.
8034 Oct.
2
67
May 28
234 Jan.
4X Jan.
7J4 May
88
May
10
26
10
16
Oct.
29
51
June
7054 Feb.
234 Jan.
21
4
31
5
2
35
6
7X Feb. 28
234 Apr. 16
354 May
9
Feb.
6
8X Jan.
26
9
*
18,000 Colon Development Co Ltd-Is
6% convertible preferred £1
3,900
82,900 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr
25,930 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg 25
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
5% preferred
100
7,600
120,600 Columbia Oil & Gas com.1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp^—
Wsirr&Dts
223,400
6,500 Commonweaiths/Distribut—1
Community Public Service—
Common.
25
18,600
6,900 Community W ater Serv. _—1
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c ext to 1946
-_--l
9,600
IX
434
634
-
X
Sale
4
Sale
5X
5X
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
83
Sale
79
64
Sale
62
63 X
234
Sale
IX
Ml
Sale
Sale
Ke
IX
«•
—
2
454
734
IX
34 X
154
Sale
%
.
25 X
X
ix
Sale
63 X
Sale
4X Oct.
77X Oct.
62
66
21
17
Oct.
4
64
3
3 X May 23
3 34 May 21
Sale
1X Oct.
4
IX Oct.
31
3si
Sale
/(«Jan.
21
*3i Oct.
134 Oct.
21
Sale
36 Oct.
IX Oct.
5
IX
■2
134 Jan.
2434
26
5f«
7A
12
12X
12X
13
38
17 X
X Oct.
IX
X
X
%>
IX
42
38
24X Oct.
X Oct.
30
Oct.
7
11
X Oct.
7
Oct.
8
12 X Oct.
24
12
27
40
7
1X May 23
*32 Oct.
21
4
3
IX June 28
21X June 10
X May 29
3834 Apr. 25
X Apr.
5
1034 Sept. 13
18
Feb. 15
Conn Gas & Coke Security—
$3 preferred
*
1
31,300 Conn Telep & Elec Corp
1
9,500 Consolidated Biscuit Co.
35,200 Con Gas E L & P Bait com—*
4 34 % series B pref
100
2,640
4% pref series C
100
550
50
1
59,500 Consol Gas Utilcom
12,600 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
1
354
234
8134 Sale
117
11734
"ix Sale"
5
3654
3754
12,300 Cons Retail Stores Inc com—1
8% preferred
100
240
10
9,800 Consol Royalty Oil.
63,100 Consol Steel Corp common—*
334
354
IX
IX
80
2
Sale
11654 Sale
197 X 108
IX Sale
2734 Sale
2X
92 X
IX
5X
3
94
Sale
Sale
9734
92X
94
%
734
JA
a
9X
Sale
10X
8
Sale
_
"134 "ix
554
Sale
IX
n
IX
Sale
Sale
2
75
1
119
109
109 X 108
Sale
27X
2X
3
96
100
IX
OX
IX
Sale
2
18
29
117
IX
25X
Oct.
IX Oct.
74 X Oct.
IX Oct.
2
8
Oct.
30
80 X Oct.
2
2 118X Oct.
15
Oct.
2
109X Oct.
21
1 x Oct.
1
1 X Oct.
4
2ex Oct.
19
2754 Oct.
3
234 Oct.
9
2X Oct.
11
nex Oct.
93
Oct.
7
1X Oct.
554 Oct.
19
93
2
45
Feb.
4234 Apr.
8
154 Oct.
34 Aug.
f
IX May
3X Feb.
4
67 X May
8354 Apr.
2
111
Feb.
May 25 120
108
Sept.
10934 Oct. 24
6
134 Jan.
234 May
6
18
June
3934 Jan.
1 X May 21
75
May 22
134 Oct. 19
3X May 15
7
1
31
94 X Oct.
1
Oct.
IX Oct.
ex Oct.
23
84
8X Oct.
26
334
9734
154
634
Jan. 24
Feb. 15
Jan.
4
Apr.
9
98
Jan.
8
34 Jan.
4
6
19
4
Continental Gas & Electric—
100
95
1
1
*
7% prior preferred
3,920
3,700 Continental Oil of Mexico
43,000 Cont Roll & Steel com
4,450 Cook Paint & Varnish Co
7
47,300 Cooper Bessemer Corp com—*
$3 prior preferred
*
5,100
*
32,750 Copper Range Co
5c
14,500 Cornucopia Gold Mines
1
14,400 Corroo n & Reynolds
$6 preferred A
*
1,480
73,700
10,500
Cosden Petroleum
9
10
934
Sale
5
Sale
lH
IX
2
73 X
Sale
954
Sale
72
IX
65
IX
7X
_
com
5
13
49,600 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg—*
1
36,500 Croft (The) Brewing Co
4
1,300 Crowley Milner & Co com
23,800 Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
11,000 Crown Cork Xnternat cl A,
2X
X
IX
IX
4X
*
5
*
Crown Drug common
25c
7% conv preferred
...25
*
300 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com
$6 preferred
—10
300
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co
5
22,900
*
1,600 Cuban Tobacco common
Cuneo Press 634% Pref
100
1,250
5
1,050 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
*
1
13,000 Daroy Petrol Corp
2,350 Davenport Hosiery
18,100 Dayton Rubber Mfg
conv
2,980
Decca Records common
73,200
5,000 Dejay Stores Inc common
Dennison Mfg Co class A
11,700
$6 prior preferred
2,875
8% debenture stock
540
Derby Oil & Ref cern
11,600
120
4,900
2,900
17,400
8,600
9,600
15,800
A conv
Sale
19
Sale
.--35
1
2834
734
29 X
Sale
1
5
50
100
*
4X
Mfg Co—-1
..20
Detroit Paper Products
Detroit Steel Products
7% preferred
200
Diamond Shoe Corp com
1,025
2,200
New common
ord
1H Sale
40
1054
1634
Sale
17
10
10
10
*
Sale
35
Sale
1
.
IX
Sale
65
X
1
7X
7
9
25
10
Oct.
24
8X Oct.
24
7X Oct.
29 X Oct.
4X Oct.
XOct.
IX Oct.
22
63
Oct.
30
Oct.
19
1
Oct.
21
IX Oct.
4
7
Oct.
15
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1 X Oct.
22
8
2
Oct.
2
Oct.
9
4X Oct.
23
Oct.
10
IX Oct.
19
16
9
15
2
32
Oct.
30
5X Oct.
X Oct.
IX Oct.
31
67
Oct.
7
25
12X
14 X
Sale
5
*
1
28
9X
17X
1X
154
3
6 54
4
17
"llX "l2'x
*
Sale
Sale
%
IX
2
4X
11X
3X
X
1 x
4
1
3 X
18
11
27
Sale
4X
IX
32
Sale
IX
32X
11X
18 X
Sale
2X
n/X
21
24X
19X
20X
X
3X
5X
IX
3X
iex
10 X
24X
5X
3X
11
May 27
34 Jan.
4
May 24
7
May 15
634 May
23
May
354 May
34 May
% Aug.
55
May
1
Aug.
634 May
22
22
21
16
17
29
5
21
7
2
22
Oct.
30
254 Sept.
1154 Aug.
334 May
34 Jan.
134 May
1X Jan.
334 July
6
26
14
8 54 May
1034 Jan.
1154 May
8
Oct. 30
32
534
X
134
7734
234
1334
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
19
Apr.
Apr.
15
16
8
9
1
31
754 Jan.
3
3
18
X Oct.
"30
Oct.
Oct.
1
14 11034 Oct.
1
8
Oct.
16
28
17
3X Oct.
11
18
Oct.
11
8
11
Oct.
5
534 Oct.
3X Oct.
IX Oct.
22
9
22
Oct.
7
Oct.
8
7
Oct.
15
Oct.
1 103
Oct.
4
Oct.
2
IX Oct.
9
1134
12
11X Oct.
30
18X
IX
17
Oct.
29
11 X Oct.
17X Oct.
21
IX
IX
X
20X
Oct.
9
1 X Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
16
234 Oct.
31
19
Oct.
18
n
654
Sale
234
12
IX
13
7
3
5
3
21
16
7
7X
ex
13 X
X
8
Oct.
10
22
Oct.
24
24 X Oct.
10
25 X Oct.
10
7
5
3
66
54
30
1434 Oct.
2
ex Oct.
3X Oct.
8
7X Oct.
31
29
Oct.
25
7234
69
70
134 Apr.
4
26
Oct.
8
ex Oct.
24
25
72" "Oct"
11
6
134 Feb. 15
2234 May 23
18
X Oct.
17
834 Feb.
2
10 34 Apr.
254 Jan.
69" "Oct
30
5
23
11 112
26
8
Feb.
3
26
Oct.
16
234 May
16
July
x
8 34 May
21
May
434 May
28
Jan.
9
14
5
28
8
June
5
5
3
21
11
22
17
36 May 22
%H
llH
1
734
1634
34
134
54
1234
2154
Feb.
May
May
May
Feb.
Sept.
May
Sept.
15
15
15
23
20
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Oct.
15
4
Jani
3
Oct.
May 29
1154
1734
154
234
Oct.
8
Oct.
21
J**
Apr.
Oct.
22
Jan.
12
28
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
5654 June 12
2
Mar. 28
28
Apr. 16 xlO
2034 July 29 30
1334 Oct. 30 1534
8
134 June
IX
Mar.
4
5 54 June 10
334 Oct. 29
2534 May
2
4
June 10
16
8
9
IX Feb. 23
15
30
6 103
8434 Feb.
1
2
Sept. 18
29
Sept. 26 3734
14
5 X Mar
6
67
Mar. 29
4X
2
4
1
May
834 Feb. 15
17
13
4
64
70
3
76" "77"
13X Oct.
13
4X
19
15
25
xlO
2X
Sale
4
5
15
30
17X
IX
2X Sale
%
%
23
23 X
24
27X
10
10 x
34 May
May
July
134 May
108
May
63* Aug.
3
634 Jan.
54 Apr.
4
% May 24
Jan.
24 34 May
6
1
IX
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
634 Oct. "7
Oct.
29
31X
3334
9934 100X 100
1
IX
IX
30
32 X
1
13X
534
56
IX
18
3X Oct.
354
18
Oco.
isx
Sale xlOX Oct.
25 X
5
Oct.
Sale
3 X Oct.
4X
56
100
*
10%
2434
53s
3X
14 X
4X
Dominion Steel & Coal B.. .25
3
3
12 X Sale
4 X Sale
X
%
IX
IX
IX
2.
4
4X
2X
29X
"lX "VA
8
100 Dominion Tar & Chemical
3X
iex
10
2834
*
1
8X
32X
534
X
IX
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
IX
22X
X
X
X
X
7X
3;
734
5
Sale
53
5X
2
2
1!
11034 Sale
liox 110 X 109
7X
7X
7X Sale
IX
X
20X
22X
1
534 % preferred..
10
1,330 Draper Corp
50
1
£1
For foolnotee see page 53.
8X
IX
100
reg
com
50,000
Dobeckmun Co common
2,600
50 Dominion Bridge Co
8,900
%
X
834 Sale
9X
10
IX
22 X
1
1
Distilled Liquors Corp....2.50
Distillers Co Ltd—
Am dep rets
IX
69
1
28
Divco-Twin Truck Co
200
Sale
com.-l
100 De Vilbiss Co common
750
334
454
Sale
*
6% preferred w w
Detroit Gray Iron Fdry
Detroit Mich Stove Co
254
454
17 X
preferred
Detroit Gasket &
1
20
IX
950
Class A
Sale
93
£1
ord stk reg.
26,300
X
32
4X
X
50
5% conv preferred
7 X
28
1
com
Courtaulds Ltd..
Am dep rets for
l'.OOO
150,600 Creole Petroleum
34
Sale
94
10
2
22
16
4
20
25
13 34 Jan.
9
934 Apr. 26
734 Apr.
5
2534 May
1234 Jan.
554 Mar.
2
8
6
67
78
Mar. 29
Jan. 11
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
44
AQGREGATE
SALES
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
Oct.
1940
Jan. 1
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
2.854 Driver Harris Co common.—10
Shares
120
200
11,275
1*
1
100
X
2*
6*
12
100
100
6 % preferred
4*% prior preferred
Sale
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.-25
$7 preferred series
X
*
Eastern States Corp com
Airplane. .1
1
Fanny Farmer Candy com—1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp--*
Fedders Mfg Co common.--.5
70 Fed Compress & W'house—25
1,510 Fiat Amer dep rets.. _ ------1
54,700 Fidelio Brewery
Fairchild Engine &
Falstaff Brewing
5X
8*
3*
34*
Sale
Sale
Sale
9X Sale
3* Sale
36* Sale
55
9
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
17
Sale
17* Sale
Sale
H4
Sale
13
Sale
5* Sale
73*. Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"*3"" Sale"
12*
24
13 X
Sale
76"" "85""
63 X
64
60
61
26*
10 X
%
23 %
4*
2251
IX
28X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24.
IX
Sale
11
"7X ~~7X
23*
12
6*
A*
23X
12 X
6*
3
75
Sale
85*
77*
Sale
77
73* Sale
73*
21*
9
9*
A
19*
25*
2fi
22
17*.
2X
Amer dep rets—Ord reg £1
46,000
7,000 Ford of France Am dep rets
5
2,150 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co
1
9*
4*
6*
24
Sale
7
Sale
38
12*
Sale
74
Sale
65* Sale
17* Sale
2
Sale
12
14*
29* Sale
3*
3*
88
86*
79
84
87* Sale
80
84
84
Sale
2i *
25
6
7*
* Sale
20* Sale
2*
3
21
23 n
1*
2
9*
2*
73*
*
IX
7*
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
Oct.
73
.
4
7
Oct.
21
5* Oct.
7
8* Oct.
3* Oct.
Oct.
51* Oct.
9
9
17*
Sale
IX
1*
*
Sale
1
>
Sale
13
18
1
9*
8*
Sale
Oct.
16
Oct.
3 *
12*
4*
70*
63*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
23
2
36*
58
Oct.
31
11
Oct.
30
Oct.
1
21
15
17* Oct.
4* Oct.
31
23
8
15
9
13
3
\\*
1*
19*
Z^8
Oct.
31
3
Oct.
3
18
18
66
Oct.
12
16
9
18
1
5
'7
26
25
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
29* Oct.
3* Oct.
sou Oct.
Oct.
91
Oct.
88*
Oct.
28
28
28
89
Oct.
28
* Oct.
7
21
Oct.
3
Oct.
3
11
21
3
22* Oct.
1* Oct.
25
3
8* Oct.
17
Oct.
24
9* Oct.
4* Oct.
2
3
2
1
5
Oct.
1 * Oct.
4
23* Oct.
8* Oct.
29
8* Oct.
11
24* Oct.
9* Oct.
8* Oct.
15
5
31
11
'
15" "Oct" ""9
"U" "Oct"
67
114*
1
Oct.
2
38
K
2
Oct.
6*
17* Oct.
A Oct.
19* Oct.
2* Oct.
22
Sale
99
Sale
* Oct.
62* Oct.
20* May 27 32*
107* Mar. 23 110
1 * Jan. 31
3*
64
Mar. 21 79*
1*
* June 17
2*
* May 21
5
8*
July
2
23
Oct.
17%
28* Oct.
80* Oct.
75
Oct.
75* Oct.
73* Oct.
74
Oct.
26
31
Oct.
•
4
29
7
3
Oct.
1* Oct.
12
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
3* Oct.
9
11
1
•A Oct. 26
16* Oct. 17
8*
17
,
32
Sale
4* Sale
6*
6*
23* Sale
33
14*
c
Sale
4
9*
8X
8*
Sale
12*
6*
Sale
9
16
County Distilling Co.
formerly Taylor Distilling-. 1
2*
1*
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
Sale^
2P
12*
*
62*
110*
11*
11*
X*
X
67 X
68 X
96* Sale
10
2,260 lire Assoc of Phila
19,000 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref. .*
40,000 Ford Motor of Canada cl A—»
Class B voting
*
2,325
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
14
Sale
33
"9'" "16*
Sale
28*
70
70 X
64
70
23* Oct.
9
9
* Sale
Sale
59
9
2* Oct.
12
11
*
17%
4
Highest
Sale Prices
* Oct.
Sale
17*
18*
7* Sale
87 X Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
22* Oct.
IX Sale
7* Sale
IX
17 X
--1
Fairchild Aviation com
X
Highest
Sale Prices
*
18
*
A_
$6 preferred series B
*
Easy Washing Match class B_ *
Economy Groc Stores com—*
Electric Bond & Share
5
$6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Electric Power & Lt 2d pf A-.*
Option warrants
Electrographic Corp com
1
Elgin National Watch Co—15
Emerson Elec Mfg Co com—4
Empire Dist Elec 6% pref-.100
Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf-100
8% preferred
100
6% preferred
—
100
6*% preferred
100
Empire Pow Corp part stk--_*
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co- -_5
23*
25*
24
108
109* 107
2*
2*
3
74
73* Sale
1 *
Sale
44
6,725
5,090
1,470
1,275
7,400
119,900 Equity Corp common
10c
$3 conv preferred-.—_—1
29,675
-1
39,300 Esquire Inc
50
1,600 Eureka Pipe Line
200 Eversharp Inc common..
1
77,900
616,400
16,400
J* ,070
72,500
11,700
nVX
73
Sale
1
3* Sale
19* Sale
*
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
IX
2X
7
a
75
*
1
*
Ask
Ask Bid
106
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
1
Bid
20*
31
29
--10
Eagle Picher Lead Co
Ask
Bid
100
7 % preferred ....
37,600 Dubilier Condenser Corp
4,550 Duke Power Co
5,400 Durham Hosiery cl B com
22,300 Duro-Test Corp common
17.200 Duval Texas Sulphur
95,400
43,200
55,270
31,495
1,400
21,400
11,825
15,650
22,600
2.359
1,301,700
138,925
40,000
11,100
18,400
2,800
2,725
11,200
1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
A Oct.
65* Oct.
1 115* Oct.
31
24
19
6* May
1 * May
12* May
26
May
24
15
22
21
8* May 14
A Oct.
13
May
14
May
2 * May
12
June
26
21
21
16
22
22
22
21
21
18
21
3* May
May
May
7* May
* May
10* May
21
May 28
2* Sept. 13
76
July
3
55* June 11
51
42
56
57
June 11
June 29
57
May 25
24* May 22
8* Mar. 20
* May 21
19
Aug. 16
2* Sept. 26
22
Oct.
31
IX Oct.
3
Jan.
Apr
12* Jan.
4
Mar.
8
25
3
9
36* Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
31
30
58
11
18
29
30
23
17* Jan. 25
8* Jan.
5
75* Oct.
3
1* Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
4* Apr.
28
28
66
20
Oct.
Jan.
3* Jan.
14
Jan.
3
4
3
30
29* Apr.
2
5* May 13
80* Oct. 16
91
Oct.
91
Oct.
28
28
88* Oct.
28
89
26
Oct.
Jan.
11
Jan.
28
13
8
A Feb. 27
25* Mar. 4
5* Apr.
0
31
Apr.
4
2
June 18
12* May 10
6* May
6
Apr.
6
Apr.
9
15* Mar 28
8* Sept. 24
36* Mar. 9
7* May
4
July
6
Sept.
17* May
8
Apr. 24
Apr.
1
Sept. 23
May
3
Jan.
9
i2*
28
June
5* May
33
May
§
9* Jan.
* Aug.
15
Oct.
51 * May
70
Apr. 15
Feb. 29
19
2
11* Oct.
15
12
Oct.
5
84* May
8* June
115* Oct.
U*
13
11
Oct.
23
11* Oct.
28
8* July
Apr.
3
1* Oct.
1
June 25
3* Feb.
30
18
30
19
1
* Oct.
Oct.
1* Oct.
* Oct.
19* Oct.
* June 22
12* Jan.
9
1 * Jan.
19* Oct.
2
9
19
110
Sale
17
21
Oct.
3
1?*
Jan.
Franklin
20,300
1
*
100
280 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref
Gatineau Power Co com
"""216
* Sale
*
*
8*
9*
19*
8* Oct.
25
21
18* Oct.
20* Oct.
25
20*
21
28
25
27*
30* Sale
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
41
41* Sale
10
15*
100 Gellman Mfg Co common—-1
--*
9,400 General Alloys Co
General Elec Co of Great Brit
1*
£1
*
14*
13*
14*
14*
16,100
1,685
6,700
1.080
2.360
2,200
16,300
3,710
*
1
90
9
86*
65 n
60
$6 preferred
45
*
conv
A
57
preferred
.
79
100
*
*
1
-*
38*
*
1*
74*
Sale
1*
IX
76
34
*
%
63
84
Sale
1
%
64
21
Oct.
26
Oct.
41* Oct.
7
ii
23
2
Oct.
31
30* Oct.
31
Oct.
31
28
52
1
5*
16
37
* Sale
54* Sale
28
9
1
4* Oct.
15* Oct.
10
31
Oct.
1
53
* Oct.
Oct.
21
15
1* Oct.
28
Oct.
1
1
4*
16*
35*
A
54*
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
25
8
Oct.
31
31
52
Oct.
31
15
90
July 31
July
5
1* Oct. 28
* May 22
78
78
79
33
Sale
Feb.
19
* June 11
50
Feb.
15
i«4 Mar.
10
Oct.
Oct.
* Oct.
29
A Oct.
79
33
„
Sale
28
4* Aug. 16
9
May 18
25
9
31
17
14
60* Oct.
22
Oct.
35
Oct.
* Oct.
% Oct.
65* Oct.
80
8
1
22
30
1* Apr. 23
*11* Apr. 12
20* Ape. 11
32* Jan. 26
30* Oct.
8
May
25* May
* May
A Aug.
23
22
15
20
*3J
*14
5
52
1* Oct.
* Oct.
1*
4*
15*
33*
65
* Jan.
8* May
16* May
19* May
12
July
12
May
30
May
85* Feb.
90
1*
*
1M
l64
General Shareholdings
$6
Sale
53
60
Sale
*
•A Sale
Warrants
Gen Outdoor Adv 6 % pref.
General Pub Serv $6 pref
General Rayon A stock
25
9
65*
7
4* Sale
!5*
16
31
48
39
*
Gen Investment Co com
Sale
Sale
86*
6*
1*
American dep receipts
4,900
24,600 General Fireproofing com
270 General G & E $6 pref B
19*
58
♦
100
5% preferred
4
8* Oct.
19* Oct.
22* Oct.
* Oct.
9*
10
18* Sale
21*
23
X
1
63,000 Fruehauf Trailer Co
1,300 Fuller (Geo A) Co com..
S3 conv stock
1,875
4 % conv preferred.
2,000
* Oct.
X
10*
10*
17*
17*
27* Sale
19
19*
Froedtert Grain & Malting—
Common...
...—------1
10,700
Partic conv preferred
15
11,100
65
31
55
Oct.
8
98
39* Oct.
98* Oct.
89
Oct.
21
June
11
Jan. 27
1* Oct. 28
1* Jan.
3
15* Mar. 7
16* Apr.
8
Apr. 29
A Apr.
6
65
Apr. 17
1«i Mar. 11
41
90
Mar.
8
48
Apr. 12
Apr.
6
1 * Jan.
3
81
Apr.
8
1
General Tire & Rubber—
50 Gladding McBean &
97*
Co
11,900 Goldfield Consol Mines
50 Goodman Mfg Co
com
5X
4*
$5.50 preferred
*'
9
*
98
1
lA
50
For footnotes
see
page
53.
X
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*
1
1
89
15*
25*
5*
17
26*
7
131
Sale
132
110
Sale
9
44
8*
5*
44*
9
2*
4*
6*
8* Sale
19
18
5* Sale
95*
93*
*6 Sale
22
28*
1
1*
19*
16*
Sale
28
5*
5* Sale
5
128
127
99* 100
40
39
9*
Sale
* Sale
2*
iZ
6
Sale
3*
4*
27
Sale
105
24
*
-.25
*
*
10*
9*
40*
39*
95* Sale
42
5
7X Sale
*
5
43,700 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
14,600 Hammermill Paper Co com.. 10
25
675 Hartford Electric Light
1
17,100 Hartford Rayon com v t c
—*
1,400 Hartman Tobacco com
18,700 Harvard Brewing Co.
9,300 Hat Corp of Am cl B com
6X
*
6,650 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp-.l
10
17,200 Gray Manufacturing Co
2.400 Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref-. 100
Non-voting common stock. *
12,090
12,250 Great Northern Paper Co—25
23.700 Greenfield Tap & Die com...*
Grocery Stores Prod—
Common
-25c
8,200
2,700 Guardian Investors common. 1
1,410
"98*
45
40
S3 preferred.
-*
2,325
12.300 Gorham Mfg Co common—10
133.400 Gulf Oil Corp
2,890 Gulf States Util $6 pref
9
82
*
274,050 Glen Alden Coal Co
5,000 Godchaux Sugars class A
Class B
10,200
$7 preferred
710
700 Gorham Inc class A
8*
*
Preferred
600
600 Gilchrist Co
103
100
6 % preferred A
100
1,195
1,700 Gen Water Gas & Elec com—1
$3 preferred
-—*
1,800
*
5.290 Georgia Power $6 pref.
$5 preferred
-*
90
— *
7,000 Gilbert (A C) Co com
y41
38* Sale
112* Sale
109
5*
112
5*
30* Sale
114
115
110* 113
8* Sale
27*
26
"67"" "70""
1*
IX
ig
ig
"
6*
Sale
Sale
* Sale
*
*6
1*
1*
67*
6*
Sale
101
103* 102
Oct.
8 102
11
39 }
40*
Sale
88
5*
45*
3*
4*
92
6*
38* Oct.
95* Oct.
89
Oct.
1
30
29
30
16
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3
Oct.
1
3
4* Oct.
3
8* Oct.
18* Oct.
18
9* Oct.
19
Oct.
31
4* Oct.
18
Oct.
3
6
41
"4*
7
4
7
6* Oct.
42
92* Oct.
8
11
6
93* Oct.
3
9
Oct.
1
28* Oct.
21
Oct.
30
16* Oct.
5
18
28
Oct.
1
30
5*
5* Oct.
5
Oct.
5*
5*
129* 130127* Oct.
98
Oct.
101* Sale
24
5* Oct.
5* Oct.
7
22
"1*
15*
30
16*
Sale
1
5
41
Sale
8*
8
1 *
1*
*6
30
Q
X
Sale
40
8*
26*
69*
Jt
Oct.
1*
5*
1*
Sale
9
4
10
1* Oct.
% Oct.
28
27* Oct.
17
A Oct.
^
28
26
3
24
1
18
Oct.
30
Oct.
9
11
Oct.
31
Oct.
30
1* Oct.
A Oct.
10
24
30* Oct.
1
1
18 115
Oct.
2
10 Ill
Oct.
16
8
Oct.
21
26
8* Oct.
1
Oct.
8
26
Oct.
8
67* Oct.
* Oct.
1
68* Oct.
* Oct.
2
22
1* Oct.
5* Oct.
9
Oct.
16
6* Oct.
7
31
17
Feb.
1
41* Oct.
9* Oct.
2
Apr.
4
May 15
5X Apr. 22
6* Apr.
8
6
9* May
32* Apr. 19
11* Apr. 18
11 105
Apr. 26
25
30
29
t¥A
12
18
30
Oct.
Mar
22
27
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
8
5* May
18
Aug.
4* Oct.
92* Oct.
«Jan.
5
101* Feb. 13
4
26
May
7
Aug. 28
Mar.
21
21
Oct.
A
8*
25
Oct.
31
28* Oct.
29 130
7 102
8* Oct.
112* 113* 113
110
110* 111
66*
4
15 106
6* Apr.
6*
9* Sale
19
19*
5*
4*
94*
92*
A
*
29*
Aug.
8
May
32
May
88
May
87* Jan.
4* May
40* July
June
8
28^
36
8
9
31
June
June
8
6* May 22
Apr. 24
Jan. 19
Jan.
30
Apr. 26
49* Apr. 30
10* Apr. 22
2*
1* Oct. 28
*
*, Mar. 12
25* June 10 39*
107* May 24 115*
102
June
6 111*
5* Feb.
8
20* May 21
62
May 18
* Sept. 30
A Sept. 28
1* Jan.
3
4* May 22
8
21
Oct.
Oct.
18
17 30
8
June 12
4
4* Sept. 28 11*
123* May 23 135
88
May 24 114*
18
Jan.
Oct.
1* Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
Jan.
4
Sept. 24
Feb.
1
14
Apr.
40*
70*
1*
*
May
3
Apr.
3
Jan. 10
Feb. 28
9
2* July 30
8* Apr.
5
AGGREGATE
SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Since
600
700
12,300
600
250
200
50
350
700
325
500
1,400
1,600
100
•
6,600
11,400
8,650
135,600
10,200
6,550
2,900
1,220
1,650
4,900
14,370
9,000
14,400
24,700
5,600
1,200
3,500
10
'""§75
9,125
20
420
300
3,350
108,500
95,300
7,900
6,000
100
300
'""650
2,500
6,550
100
800
100
500
600
950
4,700
9,000
9,900
2,150
25
5,300
700
200
2",300
470
50
360
100
"""25
5,250
400
2,400
41",700
17,400
""700
200
400
2,700
300
300
2,900
3,500
""456
1,000
1,500
2,200
1,300
5,500
700
450
240
150
100
53,400
70
600
50
"""266
30
10
3,600
3,300
300
6%
conv
H eel a Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
OlflSS A.
2,200
2,500
4,100
3,025
33,700
7,500
27,300
m. -m
mm mm mm
.2
25
25
5
7% preferred w w
7% pref ex-warrants
Hewitt Rubber Corp com
Hey den Chemical Co
10
Hires (Chas E) Co cap stock-.1
Hoe (R) & Co class A
10
Hollinger Consol G M
5
Holophane Co Inc common..*
Homer's Inc
*
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com—
Horn (A C) Co common
1.
Horn & Hardart Baking Co—*
Horn & Hardart common
*
5% preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc
5
Humble Oil & Refining
*
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
5
Hussman-Ligonier Co
— *
JHuyler's of Del common
1
7% preferred stamped—100
7% pref unstamped
100
Hydro-Elec Secur common—*
5
*
10
Internat Cigar Machinery
*
Int Hydro-Elec $3.50 pref—50
1
*
Internat Industries Inc
1,825 Internat Metal Indus cl A
12%
68
Internat Safety Razor cl B
Internat Util class A
*
11%
12%
29
1%
230
100
5,200
15,200
5%
9%
9%
i8*
2Ih
27
24
10%
10
9%
69
18%
8%
9%
12
10%
31
2%
Sale
7%
6
7
3
2
7%
8%
2
3
2
2%
29
28
8
a
3%
Sale
Sale
60
39
38
2%
2lk
5%
58%
*
Sale
24%
Sale
Sale
1%
.
Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
.
.
1
5
17%
110%
6
62
May 20
May 22
13% May 21
7%
8%
2
2
38%
28% Sale
6% Sale
7
7%
62%
IVs
Oct.
Oct.
4
53% Oct.
6% Oct.
1
10
3
8
Oct.
2
5%
5%
1%
1%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
28
21
2% Oct.
2
30%
111%
17%
59%
7%
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9%
7%
10%
8
Oct.
37
25
Oct.
4
14
2
5% Oct.
1
5% Oct.
2
61% Oct.
17
7%
5%
1%
1%
39%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
4
3%
30%
7%
7%
61%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
14
9
5
14
11
23
17
7% Oct.
7% Oct.
10% Oct.
31
17
19
8
Oct.
4
7% Oct.
10% Oct.
4
12
"3% Oct; "22
Oct.
"2
Oct.
31
16%
Oct.
2
Oct.
Oct.
15
17% Oct.
15
7
2 % Mar. 23
21 % May 21
4% Mar.
Aug. 13
4
55
June 28
5%
5%
5]
71
Jan. 25
June 27
May 24
6
3
July
June
13
9
Sept.11
Mar. 19
10
Mar,
4
13
Apr.
8
9
May
22% Apr. 11
10
Apr. 16
12
Jan.
20
14
Jan.
22
9
14% Feb.
36% Apr. 22
3% Apr
5
Jan.
27
Apr.
2
May
7
Apr.
9
Jan.
4
May
7
June 12
Jan. 22
9
Feb.
Feb. 10
7
Feb.
Jan,
29
Apr.
9
5% May
6
33%
9%
7%
63
it
"
Apr. 24
May
6
Mar. 6
Mar. 11
18
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Feb. 29
July 19
22
Apr.
6
21% Apr. 8
113
Jan.
5
6
Jan.
12%
12%
13 %
24%
4%
Oct.
9
10% Mar. 18
102% May 25
% Oct.
7
% May 24
% July
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Jan.
3
Apr. 24
Jan.
8
Apr. 23
73% Apr. 16
1 112
"% """._
10%
11%
69% Sale
20%
22
8%
8%
27
92
2% Aug. 20
Jan. 27 120
May 22 35%
108
July
2 112%
19%
13% May 23
47% May 17 68
9%
4% Feb. 23
8
Oct.
2
8%
%
%8 June 25
4% May 27 10%
10%
5% Oct.
1% Oct. 14
2%
3
1% June 26
28% May 23 47%
%
%
%
%s
10% Sale
63 % Sale
19
21%
7%
7%
11
3% May
3
22% Sept. 11
7% Jan. 11
14
Apr.
3
12% Apr. 16
11
Mar. 5
27% Jan. 20
26
6%
Sale
June
6
5% May 29
9% May 23
I4% Feb.
29% Jan.
Sale Prices
29
Jan. 17
120
3% Sale
3%
• 3%
13%
16%
14% Sale
16
17%
17%
19%
110%
111% 113
Sale
%
1%
6%
2%
11%
11
3%
%
E%
18
19
4%
&
16%
16%
2%
1%
87
34%
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
%
17%
17%
2%
1%
89%
104"
Sale
35
Sale
10%
63%
19%
7%
10% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
70
1
9
Oct.
30
20% Oct.
8% Oct.
28
30
50% May 22
17% June 10
5% May 28
30
<)1
8%
28
3%
8%
10
3%
17%
v.
2%
1%
%
Sale
1%
10%
3%
29
2% Oct.
11% Oct.
3% Oct.
30
3% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
15
10
% Oct.
5% Oct.
%e Oct.
5
9* 118
% Oct.
9% Oct.
30%
4
31%
Sale
8% Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
%6
83
62
1%
92
68
Sale
14
11
Oct.
5
32
3% Oct.
11
31
11%
6%
2% Sale
1%
1%
%
13%
10%
9%
4%
8%
7%
12
86
31
4
Oct.
2
Sale
102%
Sale
1
Sale
92% Oct.
99% Oct.
105% Oct.
%8 OCt.
27
Oct.
1
18% Oct.
21
14% Oct.
9
Oct.
8
9
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
31
11
93% Oct.
8
101% Oct.
30
Oct.
31
22
Oct.
22
8
39% Oct.
26
.,
Apr.
Jan.
3 117%
"""%
2
Oct.
14
81
17
30
8
60
30
55
1% Oct.
10
17
2
61%
1%
60
1%
1%
%
11%
9%
5
8%
2%
lo2*
Sale
11
11
17
Oct.
8
9% Oct.
4% Oct.
8% Oct.
28
11"
34%
35%
5
Oct.
17
Oct.
8
28
Sale
Sale
4%
43%
13%
4%
44%
Sale
Sale
44
14%
11%
11% Sale
15%
12
4%
2%
%
28%
1%
16%
15%
6
§-
Sale
Sale
%>
30%
9%
16%
1%
4%
%
3%
3
Oct.
Oct.
12% Oct.
5% Oct.
23
11% June 25
4% May 21
15
4%
24
7
11% Oct.
31
Oct.
1% Oct.
9
16
7
Mar. 11
73% Mar. 30
2
Jan.
3
2% Jan.
9
1% Jan.
8
15
Apr. 11
10% Jan.
8
8% Apr.
4
Oct. 29
10
90% May 10
10% Oct.
16
95
31
75
23
8
9
Jan.
% Mar.
Oct.
44% Oct.
15% Oct.
4% Oct.
4% Oct.
3% Oct.
% Oct.
30% Oct.
9% Oct.
16% Oct.
1% Oct.
ilia
May 15
1
1
9
75
9
1
Mar.
49
31
23
Oct. 22
Oct. 26
Mar. 8
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
5
Mar. 27
21
13% Oct.
3% Oct.
4%
2%
%
28%
8%
Apr.
Sept.
July 11
Sept. 27
23
18
6
Sale
June 13
Sept. 25
Aug.
7
Feb.
9
June 24
8
15
%
%
30% Sale
9% Sale
16
17%
1% Sale
17%
18%
15%
17%
%,
10%
8%
3%
6
27
8
100
10%
June
May 14
29
23
12% Oct.
5% Oct.
1
1 % May
Oct.
90
12%
12%
5% Sale
14
10
49
12%
Sale
Oct.
11
11
56
2
Mar. 20
Jan.
3
Jan. 26
Oct.
3
7% Mar. 19
6% Apr.
6
29
Oct.
21
16
1% Sale
5
Jan.
%6 Oct.
5
Oct.
8%
Llpton (Thoa J)6%preferred 25
Oct.
9% Oct.
Oct.
%
5
May 29
3% May 29
4
88,
1
June 17 120
80
Oct.
1
Oct.
1% Oct.
% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
49
4
May
May
May
%s Oct.
113
% Oct.
58
10
4%
10
97
29
3
26
10% Apr. 27
13%
5%
%
18%
17%
%
23 95%
27 103
23 109
%6
22
18
June 10
39%
27%
26% May
80
90
%> Oct.
%
80
11%
3% May
7
2% Feb. 27
111
%>
85
2
1% May 22
1
May 14
26
78
1%
1% Apr. 18
9% Mar 14
% Jan.
6
18% Jan.
5
37
Jan.
8
4% July 30
% Apr.
8
Aug.
23% May
2% May
6% June
9
May
3% Mar.
% Mar.
12
May
12
May
% Apr.
Oct.
6% Oct.
3% Oct.
19
2% Apr. 24
12% Jan. 17
5% May
3
19% Feb.
7
19% Feb.
7
5% May 3
% Sept. 12
Sept. 5
24
21
25
22
10
23
13
11
21
22
10
5
26
89% Sale
*
Sale
24
5
2 109
46
Class B
Sale
3
11
31
19
89
250
2%
31
28%
98
10%
23
5% Oct.
44
Sale
4
21
5
56
5%
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
15
87
12
4
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
45
84%
15
26
4% Oct.
8% Oct.
2% Oct.
1% Oct.
65
1%
m
Sale
8% Junb 26
9% June 21
May 21
3
Oct.
8
3%
%
17%
13%
%
83
75
62
'U
m
1
\i£JMEar. 28
10
5%
%
18%
14%
%
June 29
(4% June 20
110
%
12%
4%
*
14%
%
Sale
1% Oct.
8
%>
%
5% Sale
92
94
92%
99
100
101%
105% 106% 109
%5
38%
27% Sale
24
23
27%
*
*
Sale
~
Class A
Loblaw Groceterias class A...*
4%
8%
11%
4%
%
9%
3%
2
110
Sale
100
*
25
1
10
40„
10
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
9% Oct.
111
7
Lehigh Coal & Nav
Leonard Oil Development
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
%
5%
Sale
1%
1%
5%
6%
2% Sale
117% Oct.
115% 117% 116% 120
5% Oct.
6%
6% Sale
6%
3% Oct.
3%
4
5
3%
*
600 Lefcourt Realty com
Convertible preferred
700
1%
7%
Sale
Sale
11%
4
116% 120
6%
6%
4%
5%
10
Koppers Co—
6% preferred
100
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% conv 1st preferred
100
Kress (S H) & Co spec pref. .10
Kreuger Brewing Co
.1
5
Sale
Emil) Co common..*
10
1
Kleinert (I B) Rubber
Knott Corp common
Kobacker Stores Inc com
1%
Sale
18
7%
10%
25%
Sale
/1«
Sale
18
3%
*
♦
Investors Royalty Co
1
Iron Fireman Mfg com vtc..*
Irving Air Chute common
1
Italian Superpower clA
*
For footnotes see page 53.
6%
8%
2% Oct.
June 25
8
% Oct.
15
\H
Sale
Interstate Home Equip com.-l
Class B
9
15
21
22
22
23
23
28
21
21
60
8
3%
Sale"
14
32%
Lit Brothers com
2% Oct.
29% Oct.
17
18
Sale
3% Sale
3
3%
300
400
6%
8
Sale
71%
Sale
*
$1.75 preferred
Line Material Co
17%
6%
7% Sale
7%
8%
9%
10%
Sale
21%
9%
150
Oct. 26
Oct. 31
Oct. -26
Oct. 15
21
110
112
58
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
32
3%
118%
29U 30%
6%
6%
1%
1%
36%
3
9
71
1
11,500 Lane Wells Co common
Langendorf United Bakeries—
1,500
13%
14%
11?*
8
8
5%
4%
1%
1%
9
12%
73%
18%
9%
9%
12%
11
%
7
7
Y.500
700
13%
14%
32%
2%
Sale
24
18
17%
8%
8%
12%
18% Sale
9
Oct.
8
70
19%
9%
8%
12%
10%
31%
Oct.
26
Oct.
Sale
Sale
26
31
Oct.
6% Ocr.
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
71
16
21
25% Oct.
2% Oct.
21
8
10
Highest
May
1% May
May
4
May
4% Jan.
7
May
7% May
23% May
11
26
10
26%
72
Sale
$3.50 prior preferred
International Vitamin
950 Lackawanna RR N J
131,200
45,000
11,000
17,200
2,900
8,900
Sale Prices
12%
6%
12'
Lowest
Sale Prices
24
Ilk
11
Highest
Sale Prices
27
Sale
Sale
23%
100
10%
Lowest
Ask
25% Sale
22% Oct.
2
Oct.
2%
2%
19
21% zl9% Oct.
5% Sale
5% Oct.
11
9% Oct.
11
10% Oct.
27
5% Sale
67
1
93,300 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
54,200 Lakey Foundry & Machine._ 1
100
640 Lane Bryant 7 % pref
1,300
Sale
29% "30%
108% 110
18%
8,500
2,200
25,300
Sale
117
1
_
3,225
24%
Sale
22%
21
*
330 Kansas G & E 7% pref
100
5
14,200 Kennedy's Inc
1,850 Ken Rad Tube & Lamp cl A._*
30 Kimberly-Clark 6% pref
100
1
3,500 Kingsbury Breweries com
Kings County Lighting—
7 % preferred series B
370
100
490
5% preferred series D
100
1
38,600 Kingston Products..
1
21,900 Kir by Petroleum
20
31%
3
4%
63,300 Jacobs (F L) Co
1
*
8,300 Jeanette Glass Co
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
5 %% preferred
-100
3,750
3,460
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
J 00
2,620
100 Johnson Publishing Co
10
-.100
163,200 Jones & Laughlin com
250 Julian & Kokenge com
*
360
12%
13%
17%
Class B
Klein (D
Sale
69%
"*8% ""9
2%
4,900 Interstate Hosiery Mills
4,650 Interstate Power $7 pref
7,400
14,700
35,400
11,400
2
Ask Bid
warrants
44" 000
11,700
8,700
25,400
2,700
2,750
56,800
74,300
22%
Oct. 31
1
26
—100
7% preferred
Insur Co of North Amer
29%
Sale
18%
6%
5%
8^
8%
Bid
26
Non-voting class A—.....1
Class B stock
1
Industrial Finance vtc
1
999,000 Internat Paper & Pow warr
238,500 Internat Petroleum com
4,900!
Registered
25,900 Internat Products common...
75
190
m.
Heller (W E) & Co common.
28%
2%
16%
6%
4%
8%
8%
—
50
1,000
25c
*
Ask
Bid
3%
*
46,200 Illinois Iowa Power Co
23%
111,100
5% conv preferred..
50
Div arrear ctfs
5%
114,100
*
11,900 Illinois Zinc Co
59
200 Illuminating Shares Co A— *
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
1,300
£1
11%
117,700 Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
12
15,600
Registered
*
13
15,600 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.-5
23
4,600 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel_.£l
5,000 Indiana Pipe Line
7.50
15%
3,560 Indiana Serv Corp 6% pref. 100
15%
2,540
7% preferred
100
8,300 Ind'polis P & L 6%% pf.--100 111
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co—
800
100
*
common..5
preferred
50
17,900 Hygrade Food Prod
13,250 Hygrade Sylvania Corp.
5,100
1,900
1,000
5,600
200
Par
(Continued)
Hazel tine Uorb
Hearn Dept Stores
"A" stock pur
"4",300
Oct.
1940
STOCKS
25
200
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
CURB
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
NEW YORK
In
October
300
45
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Nov., 1940]
1
18
29
31
31
5
30
21
Apr.
5
12% Apr. 10
x6% Apr.
8
44% Oct.
25% Jan.
4% Mar.
May
x7l
Jan, 12 100
12% May
9% June
4
23
3
25
13
10
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
21
16
23
24
22% Mar.
9
35
June
7
9% July
2
2% May 15
15%
4%
%
4%
Apr.
8
Aug.
6
Apr. 10
May 22
1% May
% May
May
7% June
13
July
% June
21
21
20
15
27
27
27
16%
6%
%
6%
3%
%
35%
12%
1 % Apr.
18
9
3
6
6
aggregate
NEW YORK
October
Shares
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
775
500
15,100
70
800
300
200
40
""'165
T,406
1,900
3,800
640
1,200
1,300
25
10,300
575
"l'.ioo
700
30
♦
7% preferred series A—100
6% preferred series B
100
Long Island Light common,.
_
4,200
40,700
6,210
20,300
2,500
9,200
1,375
38,500
3,000
1,500
47,100
7,100
44
Sale
38 5*
Sale
25
38
Sale
10
265*
265*
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred
McCord Radiator & Mfg B.
25*
Memphis Nat Gas
com——5
1gg if
*
Mesabi Iron
~45* '"45*
Sale
"~K
---
25c
Participating preferred ... 15
Metropolitan Edison Co—
Metal Textile Corp com..
2V,
42
25*
37 K
- -
470
103 K 1055*
$6 preferred
Sale
59,550 Michigan Bumper Corp— — .1
5,600 Mich Steel Tube Prod
2,50
65*.
8
25,800 Michigan Sugar common.----*
«"■
3,800
Preferred.
-.10
4
55*
2,800 Micromatic Hone Corp.. __—l
Middle States Petroleum19,520
Class Avtc
1
29,300
Class B vtc
1
8
Sale
117,550 Middle West Corp common..5
Midland Oil Corp—
3,050
45*
55*
$2 conv pref
*
Midland Steel Products—
IS 5*
5,960
17
$2 non-cupa div shares
*
Sale
5,100 Midvale Co
114
-11,000 Mid-West Abrasive Co
1
50c
a\H
Sale
25,000 Midwest Oil Co
— —10
7
1,000 Midwest Piping & Supply Co.*
105*
115*
1,600 Mining Corp of Can—
1
*
a\*
Sale
23,925 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co— — *
58
60 Minnesota P & L 7 % Pref--100
91
945*
1,880 Miss River Power 6% pref. 100
10,000 Missouri Pub Serv common..*
A
26,100 Mock Judson Voehringer_-2.50
11
Sale
300
1,900
2,500
13.800
200
650
350
200
2,700
400
"2",175
"""290
500
500
11,400
1,500
1,000
700
200
800
350
600
200
232,600
17,400
19,000
3,300
1,100
7,320
11,075
2,350
1,500
2,600
1,800
200,500
40,950
13,800
40
440
600
10,200
8,100
2,325
650
150
160
300
3,200
1,300
450
4,200
6,200
200
-
—
2,800
104,000
2,590
1,100
18,100
3,600
106,700
145,000
2,900
17,800
Monogram Pictures com.
1
Monroe Loan Society cl A—-1
Montana Dakota
Utilities...10
Montgomery Ward & Co A—*
Montreal Ltpt & Pow com..*
Moody's Investors partic pref.*
Moore (Tom) Dist stamped.. 1
Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs——
Mountain City Copper Co..5c
Mountain Producers Corp.—10
tMountain States Pow com.-*
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel
100
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—— —-*
Muskegon Piston Ring—-2.50
Muskogee Co common
—*
6% preferred
100
Nachman
Springfilled Corp..*
65*
24_" Sale
National Candy Co com
National City Lines com
$3
conv
preferred
National Oil
43
Oct.
19
24
29
Oct.
24
32
Oct.
18
24
25* Oct.
4k Oct.
21 1035* Oct.
4
1
154 Oct. 23
54 Oct. 10
4
1025* Oct.
215* Oct.
175*
Sale
35*
27
Sale
Sale
5*
Sale
Sale
40
5* Oct. 24
154 Oct. 11
345* Oct.
3
7
Sale
18
Sale
15*
75*
115*
54
56
Sale
454
35*
2954
92
96
35*
5*6
Sale
5
954 Oct.
25* Oct.
23
9
25* Oct.
20
24
Oct.
18
Oct.
16
265* Oct.
10
5
Oct.
1
35* Oct.
24
25* Oct.
325* Oct.
Oct.
29
15* Oct.
55* Oct.
14754 Oct.
28
45* Oct.
9
17
15* Oct.
55* Oct.
2
29
10
Oct.
4
21
45* Oct.
2
5 1545*
354 Oct.
28
24
5*6
45*
35*
55*
165*
105*
135*
6
Sale
Sale
2,800
34,475
100
1,200
13,000
1,700
1,200
1,900
49,800
10,000
28,200
3,900
36,510
47,400
40,900
8,000
10
200
1,400
250
2,300
25
40
"""500
3,200
600
4,100
200
3,600
""250
100
1,425
""566
800
1,000
7,250
2,300
""500
2',166
*
$6 preferred
National Refining com
Nat Rubber Mach com
National Steel Car Ltd
National Sugar
*
*
*
Refg
19
7:
Sale
105*
12.50
.*
National Union Radio.
30c
Navarro Oil Co
-----*
Nebraska Power 7% pref..100
Nohi Corp 1st preferred
Nelson (Herman) Corp
5
Neptune Meter class A
*
Nestle Le Mur Co class A—_*
Nevada Calif Elec com
10
3% cum-4% non-cum—100
National Transit
National Tunnel & Mines
700 New Process Co common
*
5,200 N Y Auction Co common
300 N Y City Omnibus warrants_
12,650 N Y & Hond Rosario M
see page
52
56
Sale
53.
10
95* Sale
15* Sale
5*
5*
125* Sale
1145* 117
Sale
10
"45* ""55*
Sale
154
5*
^
854
114
25*
45*
4
6
8
8
2
5*
9
119
Sale"
554
5*
1
1
23
8
645*
20
118
454
14
625*
1
28
35*
7
185*
8
8
2
15* Apr. 22
Sale
35* Oct.
1
—
5* Oct.
5*6 Oct.
15* Oct.
35* Oct.
5* Oct.
554 Oct.
Oct.
15* Oct.
Oct.
8
8 107
4
75* Oct.
25*
75*
Sale
1635*
195*
205*
Sale
Z2354
Sale
5*
Sale
55*
Sale
1754
13254 130
12
115*
Sale
145*
854
854
75
5*
215*
75*
Sale
16
Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Mar. 18
May 21
May 23
%
31
1
30
954
655*
2354
454
Sale
Sale
8
Aug. 29 108 54 Jan. 10
8
5* June
May 15
9
8
Apr.
15* Apr. 15
% July 10
* Apr. 15
35* Oct. 22
9
June 12
75* July 27
..
45* May 21
6ft
"
45* May
4
75* Oct.
1
18
Oct.
9 118
Oct.
19
15* Oct.
75* Oct.
25
25
2
12
28
31
Oct.
31
575* Oct.
2
4 116
Oct.
21
8
4
Oct.
3
1
65* Oct.
3
8
24
28
754
365*
5*
25*
754
31 166
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
14
24
28
1
5
6
4
17
5* Oct.
30
1395*
155*
22
5*
35* Oct.
55* Oct.
1854 Oct.
31
m
14
10
8'
Oct.
26 132
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
19
30
17
Oct.
14
115* Oct.
155* Oct.
954 Oct.
16
45*
12
10
25*
Jan. 18
May 20
June 26
1
23
8
18
29 171
28 26
16 30
5*
17
45*
25
45*
21
654
18
21 215*
1 142
135*
28
175*
28
59
JX
34
454
14
195*
28
35*
7
17
May
4
2
May 28
815* Jan.
29
85* May 21
54 May 14
16
July
9
115* Jan.
5* Apr.
Fob
2
11
June
7
35
May 28
7 54 May 21
Oct.
254 Oct.
454 Oct.
26
25* Oct.
45* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
30
8
29
31
Oct.
115* Oct. 28
1154 Oct.
4
25* Oct.
8
28
Oct.
31
32
65* Oct.
75* Oct.
954 Oct.
31
Oct.
2
754
75*
105*
25*
17
3
22
26
10
Oct.
3
Oct.
15
Oct.
17
Oct.
19
Oct.
11
22
31
Oct.
30 117
5
4
Oct.
854
54
25*
654 Oct.
5* Oct.
Oct.
3
23
5* Oct.
23
85* Oct.
8
85* Oct.
054
Oct.
3
Oct.
15
Oct.
30
1
45* Oct.
23
2
8
854
30
10
June
16
3
10
1 54 May 27
315* May 22
765* June
2
July
3 5* May
24
June
65* Oct.
55* May
85* Jan.
1
May
5* May
8
May
1105* May
845* May
3
May
45* May
5* Aug.
185* June 14
Oct.
28
64
85*
55
Oct.
June
18
Oct.
118 54 Oct.
xt
A. •*>/*
454 Oct.
145* Oct.
6554 Oct.
154 Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
35* Oct.
May
May
110
June
2
354 June
17
105* May
49
May
K July
26
July
23
10
34
15
354 Oct.
15
30
185* Oct.
4
14
2
Feb.
85* Sept.
17
Apr.
29
Oct.
Sale
8
May
Jan. 15
Feb. 21
2
May
Feb.
5* Oct.
354
Jan.
10
155* Oct.
14
59
Jan.
Jan.
10
4
5
13
24
29
June 10
45
Oct.
22
195*
116
11854 Sale
454
45* Sale
454
14
1454
145* Sale
Sale
625*
645* Sale
1
15*
Jan.
6
10
119
1
25* Jan.
75* Apr.
21
8
9
Sale
95* Apr. 18
475* Sept. 23
29
117
Sale
31
2
1255*
654
115*
115* Oct.
5* Oct.
Oct.
Sale
1
75
29
Oct.
2
Oct.
Feb.
11
Apr.
12
10
8
6
705* May
94
July 19
1175* Feb. 20
4
55* Apr.
2
115* Jan.
May 22
May
May
May
Aug.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
July
May
May
45* Jan.'
4
1205* May 13
25* Apr. 10
85* May 10
May
97
May
15* Jan.
65* May
95* May
5* May
435* May
90
May
1075* June
35* May
5
May
55*
245*
5*
15*
.
19
12
Oct.
25
4
Jan. 10
Oct.
2
Oct. 29
Mar. 7
54 Jan.
8
35* Feb. 17
425* Jan.
5
75* Oct.
15
30
Jan.
% Jan.
95* Jan
3
118
5*
25*
3
4
305*
55*
865*
5*
10
Oct.
2
185* Apr. 22
103
205* Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15* Oct.
1
35
Sept. 20
Oct.* 18
Oct. 31
Oct. 30
Oct.
22
June
1054 Oct.
5*6 Oct.
90
435*
35* Apr.
Oct.
3
Sale
8
3
25* Feb. 20
95* Jan.
4
4
24 1705* Apr.
554 May
21
25* July 18
5* Mar. 20
V) Oct.
854
11
30
22
354 Oct.; 1
9Ao Oct.
2
75* Oct. 31
7
1
94
845*
45*
Jan.
Apr. 29
4
15
28
Sale
Sale
8*
5
42
754 Oct, 28
Oct.
1154
25*
115
Apr.
2
45* Feb. 29
25* Jan. 20
4
2
435*
105*
115*
25*
65*
75*
95*
25*
17
30
31
Sale
Sale
25*
45*
2
22
115* Oct.
5*6
Sale
5* July
454 May
May
35* May
11
May
123
2
Oct.
2
515* Oct.
35
36
:■
1
5* July
100
75* Sale
11
23
June
15* July 26
15* May 21
2154 Jan. 16
50
54
5*6
6
95* Oct.
2
29
1
7
15
24
2
115
425*
Feb.
25
Sale
95*
5*
1954
29
2
2
154
75* Sale
35
May 21
25
1
12
2
25
Oct.
Oct.
1155*
Oct. 18
Mar. 21
55* Oct.
865* Oct.
16
30
32
845*
65*
20
Mar. 15
Jan.
28
Sale
5*
25*
254
7 54
754
Sale
1635*
Sale
195*
Sale
235*
5*
%
45*
Sale
35*
Sale
55*
175*' 1754
133
1305*
12
115*
1554
145*
9
754
70
75
9154
15*
45*
3054
75*
75*
National Tea Co 55*%
1,125 New England Pow Assncom.*
6% preferred
100
12,630
250
$2 preferred
*
100
3,070 New Engl Tel & Tel Co
*
13,200 New Haven Clock Co com.
*
21,200 New Idea Inc common
New Jersey Zinc
25
47,750
1
12,900 New Mexico & Ariz Land
For footnotes
945*
Jan.
lv.
10
National Power & Light—
Sale
9
4
20
2
25
3
Sale
4454
Sale
1154 Sale
254
25*
354
445*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
Oct.
90
1054 Sale
54
22
205*
155*
4254
115*
24
May
39
Oct.
1125* Oct.
116
114
1125* 115
3h Oct.
354 Sale
45*
35*
6
Oct.
Sale
754
654
6
65*
1655*
205*
Oct.
105*
15*
485*
445*
5* May 21
15* May 20
May 21
30
454 Oct.
755* Oct.
7
75*
Sale
-ft
10
14
Apr.
June
3 1065* Apr.
June 25
295* Apr.
92
2
2
June
May 28
15* May 21
35* May 22
23
38
May 21
May 22
May 25
60
15*
Sale
45* Sale
88
8554
5*
5*
5*
15* Sale
345*
40
Sale
75*
J
Oct.
23
18
14
35*
5*
75*
5*
10
5* Oct.
8
265* Oct.
15*
5
95*
105*
35* Sale
54
154
254
25*
32
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
654
105*
Sale
3
34
2
1175*
15*
Sale
125*
24
23
7
16
5*
10
5
75*
*
-1 "l65* Sale
50 46 5* 465*
Nat Manufacture &
Oct.
..Oct.
5*
Sale
Stores—.*
Products
4
National Fuel Gas
31
754 Oct.
% Oct.
85*
705*
(Del).. —1
*
National Container
2'
40
27
26
55*
1054
155*
5*
22
4
130
Nat Bellas Hess com
1
National Breweries common. .*
22
Oct.
2
35*
Sale
11
24
Oct.
1
10854 10554 Oct.
10754 106
5* Oct.
5*
54
54
6
Oct.
65*
75*
6,
5* Oct.
5*6
54
5*
54
354 Oct.
35*
454
354 ' 4
75* Oct.
75*
75*
75*
85*
Sale
10
15
Oct.
10
5*
27 K.
26
14
4
18
9
55*
o%
3
75*
1
Oct.
h Oct.
135* Oct.
105
.
25*
Highest
Sale Prices
10
31
45*
755*
5*
5*6
154
345*
55* Sale
27
28
AS
15*
355*
29
35*
-
Molybdenum Corp..—
1
Monarch Mach Tool Co com.*
5*
15*
345*
Sale
135*
_
600
"6~, 500
-
Sale
23
55
54
60
15*
15*
15*
55*
55* Sale
1485* 14954 150
45*
454
45*
-
—
Sale
25* Sale
5*
15*
25*
25*
•
400
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
27
27
67
Sale
1
26
3K
3K
A
1
Participating preferred
*
Merritt Chapman & Scott----*
65*% A preferred
-100
Common stock pur warr ts.
Merchants & Mfrs class
Highest
Sale Prices
14
28
IK
Sale
10
9
23 J*
85* Sale
com—.*
com
* 1625* 165K
Mercantile Stores Co.--
5*
15*
33
15*
McWilliams Dredging
1354
Sale
23
22
10
22
Sale
Sale
315*
295* Sale
295* Sale
2
15*
15* Sale
45* Sale
45* Sale
105
1025* 1035* 103
185*
25* Sale
25*
25*
45*
5
1
Ask
32
15K
Massey Harris Co common—*
Master Electric Co
-1
Mead Johnson & Co
J
7
5
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Sale
135*
5* Sale
IK
2
.
Mass Util Associates v t c
265*
31
*
-
1354
Sale
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
.
-5
900 Margay Oil Corp
Marion Steam Shovel com.
17,100
1,800
10,800
24,650
13
10i%
154
15*
*
55*
1
554
103
» 101
Loudon Packing Co com
Louisiana Land & Expl com..
-
200
4,000
1,150
1,300
5
*
__
Lone Star Gas
25,100 Manati Sugar opt warr
4,400 Mangel Stores Corp com
1
300
$5 conv preferred
*
50 Manischewitz (The B) Co
*
1,600 Mapes Cons Mfg Co.
*
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am dep rct-
50
200
Locke Steel Chain Oo_
Ask
Par Bid
(Continued)
600 Louisiana P & L $6 pref
9,650 Lynch Corp com—
400
4,300
Oct.
1940
STOCKS
11,600
133,400
93,400
7,150
22,075
12,100
132,700
1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
1,625
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
In
450
13,500
11,000
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
46
Oct.
155* May
Apr.
9
Mar.
6
3
3
25
31
Jan.
115*
175*
475*
145*
135*
35*
Feb. 27
Apr. 22
Apr. 30
May
6
Jan. 25
Feb.
8
44
Jan.
3
975* Jan.
35* Apr.
6
6
654 Feb. 13
4
545* Jan.
115* Feb. 20
85* Mar.
125* Apr.
6
15
11
25* Oct.
15* July
10
12 54 Jan.
8
1175* Apr. 25
845* May 22
4
6
Jan.
8
1
Oct.
3
Jan.
26
305* Apr.
19
Jan.
12
11
3
B8
255*
1365*
854
155*
67
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 22
May
2
Apr.
2
Apr. 30
Jan.
3
16*
8
Apr.
3
Apr. 25
Apr. 25
285* Jan. 25
NEW
Nov., 1940]
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
47
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
NEW
In
Since
October
YORK
Jan. 1
Shares
900
120
450
2,400
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
9,900 N Y Merchandise Co com__10
2,740 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
..*
4,070
7% preferred
100
N Y Shipbuilding Co51,000
Founders shares.
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
754
107
7
1134
7
734
10434 106
Sale
834
Sale
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103
Ask
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11354
Bid
Lowest
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19
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
7
May 28
400
250
52,400
775
110
7,700
300
1,600
30
800
400
1,000
900
17,400
1,150
1,000
300
220
100
800
260
140
400
10.100
750
700
,
6,000
775
350
750
50
60
50
100
3,400
.
800
450
200
900
600
8,600
900
400
130
100
2,400
7,300
4,470
489,000
12,275
1,100
31,100
4,000
17,200
7
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Oct.
7
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103
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17
31
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24
1934 Oct.
2
11
26 10734 Oct.
7
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15
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28
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17
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19
17
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98
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6
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70,400
9,050
3.525
11,550
2,040
1,280
1,275
4,400
66,500
9,450
6,475
£,800
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800
20
850
1,300
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100
100
71,200
10,100
50
50
1,800
243
1,003
400
225
2,250
725
150
York Transit
N Y Water Serv 6%
-5
—
pref—100
Niagara Hud Pow com
10
5% 1st pref
100
5% 2d pref,
100
2,600
75,200
10,800
2,210
1,265
1,900
5 34
554
2154 Sale
554 Sale
86 34 Sale
1734 Oct.
654
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434
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Sale
Class B warrants
—
_
*
50
t-
100
10
7% preferred
Line
Northern Pipe
-.25
Nor States Power A
Northwest Engineering
Novadel-Agene Corp
*
*
—
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass class B
Ohio Edison $6 preferred
*
Ohio Oil 6% pref.
—100
8
254
3
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15
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2554
27
25
50
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52
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109 54
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116
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—
47
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—50
* 11334 115
1
754
9
*
Pacific Can Co common
*
Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref. -.25
234
11
3354
31
25
*
100 "89"
534 % 1st preferred
Lighting $5 pref..
pref
Pacific P & L 7%
Pacific Public Service com.--.*
*
$1.30 1st preferred
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela—
434,200
American shares
900 Paramount Motors Corp..—1
10
1,250 Parker Pen Co
Mills—*
*
3.240 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
Class B
15,900
5,030 Peninsula Telep Co com
*
550
$1.40 preferred
25
1,100 Penn Mex Fuel common —50c
1,300 Penn Traffic Co
356,600 Pennroad Corp com
20
2.50
1
1
245,300 Pa Cent Airlines com
450 Pa Edison Co $2.80 prel
*
250
$5 preferred
4,110lPa Gas & Elec class A
1,6431Pa Pow & Lt $6 pret
*
6,1031
$7 preferred
3,370 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50
975 Pennsylvania Sugar Co..—20
20,500 Pa Water & Power
*
5,625 Pepperell Mfg Co
100
850 Perfect Circle com
—
19
4834
Sale
3154
"9034
6
2134
454 Sale
3 54
4 34
"4434
34
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12
7.000
900
60,500 Pittsburgh Forgings Co
20,630 Pitts & Lake Erie RR
15,800 Pitts Metallurgical Co
5,200
2,100
53,700
13,700
700
9.900
100
450
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com..25
Pleasant Valley Wine Co..
1
Plough Inc common
7.50
Pneumatic Scale Corp Ltd—10
Polaris Mining Co
25c
—
100
16.200
700
21,800 Potrero Sugar com
22,300 Powdrell & Alexander com
400 Power Corp of Can com
180
6% 1st preferred
8,500 Pratt & Lambert
55,400 Premier Gold Mining
1,900
400
3,400
25
1,000
3.600
800
100
3,100
200
1
50
925 Prentice-Hall Inc
—5
5
*
100
*
.1
*
com
16,000 Pressed Metals of Amer
15,300 Producers Corp of Nev
1
234
234 Sale
254
2 54
954
11
7 54 Sale
30
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51
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3234
35
3254
74
134
35
64
154
234
10
1,475
1,350
100
35,475
10,475
2,300
75
400
2,040
6% prior lien pref
For footnotes see page 53.
5
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3
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53
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2
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22
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7
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4
14
21
20
26
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154 May 21
1134 Jan. 15
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14
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27
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234 June
3
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4
41
15
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154
1034
72
20
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10
18
1334 Feb.
3
28
May 22
2634 May 27
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3134 Oct.
h Oct.
21
Apr.
June
534 Oct.
1334 May
39
May
100
May
5
May
154 July
53
Sale
434 Oct.
6
Oct.
634
11934 11534 Oct.
313-s
3034 Oct.
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3 54 Oct.
Sale
754 Oct.
46*
96
734 Oct.
10
21
3
Mar. 28
17
334 Aug.
1
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May 24 11054 Mar. 12
94
June 12 107
Apr.
5
11054 May 23 117
Sept. 5
104
May 27 11634 Mar. 20
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2
22
21
5
634 Jan.
95
Oct.
Sale
2
7
26 54 June
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7
19
3 3s Oct.
734 Oct.
10
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11
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17
2354 Apr. 22
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354
95
May 21 110
97
May 28
6
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26
30
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87
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36
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7
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10534 Oct.
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14
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1 109
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154
634
4434
5
8
6
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654
15
17
10834 Oct.
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634
19
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22
15
57
15
15
Oct.
34 Oct.
234 Oct.
19
2 34
18534 Oct.
1034 Oct.
734
21
24
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190
29
29
4
11
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12 34 Sale
5834
5954
8434 Sale
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Oct.
234 Oct.
186
8
82
24
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2654
54
334
34
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9154
30
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Oct.
6
Ill
89
Oct.
8
25
109%
'6754 Sale
11
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Oct.
5
VA
Sale
Sale
Sale
920
7% prior lien pref
100
108,475 Puget Sound P & L $6 pref.. 1*
$5 prior preferred.^
*
52,900
*
81,400 Puget Sound Pulp & Timb
5
650 Pyle-National Co com—
.10
6,000 Pyrene Mfg...
5
112
*
*
100
10
Sale
Public Service of Oklahoma—
170
Oct.
Oct.
111
Sale
6% 1st preferred
100
7% 1st preferred.:
420
100
29,325 Pub Serv of Ind $7 prior pfd—*
$6 preferred
*
30,150
1634
3234
32 34
34
21
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9
o
3
234
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1554 Sale
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180
3
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Public Service of Colorado—
30
3
53
254
2
12
20
8,200 Prosperity Co B common
2,200 Providence Gas Co
41,700 Prudential Investors com
$6 preferred
4,750
234
Sale
18
May
Sept.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Oct.
1434 Sale
1334
1434
1434
3334 Sale
33
3434 Sale
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2954
3054 31
30
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106 34
10734 107 54 107
83 34 Sale
8454
86
8334
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5
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1734
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3,150
454
234
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50
22
11834 116
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3054
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73
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3
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334 Sale
20
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2054
2034 Oct.
107
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10634 Oct.
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105 34 Sale
105
Oct.
11554 11434 115
11434 Oct.
115
114
115
11454 Oct.
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107 34 108 54 10834 Oct.
8
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5 34 Oct.
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2054 Sale
1834 Oct.
49
Sale
4934
4834 Oct.
534
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32,600 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.
370 Patchogue Plymouth
534
10834
534
Oct.
5*
4
4
117
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32
3034
4
May
534 Jan.
May
3 34 May
73
May
66
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26
Oct.
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•
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10634 Sale
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21
24
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354 Oct
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30
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Ohio Power
6% preferred. .100
1st pref. 100
6% 1st pref
100
Oilstocks Ltd common
5
6654
834
2 54
3 34
4
334 Oct.
6934
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%
434
434
26
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50
120
75
80
81
84
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2,500
33,800
2,800
1,100
1,500
2,600
200
80
95
88
63
4
1
37,900 Pharis Tire & Rubber Co
13,600 Philadelphia Co com
*
460 Phila Elec $5 div preferred—*
2,000 Phila El Pow 8% pref
25
15,300 Phillips Packing Co
*
1,041,700 Phoenix Securities common—1
$3 conv preferred A
66,600
10
*
15,600 Pierce Governor Co com
1
73,500 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
40,400 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter.*
4,800
Oct.
%
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North Cent Texas Oil
Nor Ind Pub Ser 6% pref—100
Pacific
Oct.
49
*
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6% prior preferred
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North Amer Rayon cl A
Class B common
Oklahoma Nat Gas
6
27
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554
534
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63*
634
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5 34 Sale
1
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Nor Amer Util Sec
6
28
1065-4 106
68
Class A warrants
4,1*5 Overseas Securities Co
100
14,800
New
Niagara Share Corp class B..5
480
Class A preferred
-100
32,500 Niles Bement-Pond com
*
1,000 Nineteen Hundred Corp B
1
21,900 Nipissine Mines.
5
12,800 Noma Elec Corp com
— 1
220,800
29,575
14,800
o,780
3.524
2,400
3,500
3,755
2,535
11,200
66,600
7,650
14,200
10754 10834 106
100
534 preferred
Sale Prices
11354 Oct.
734
Sale
11534 116
19
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
N Y State Elec & Gas Corp—
160
1
Jan. 2
1940
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
16
26
53
9
8
3
Oct.
1
2
6
21
34 Sept. 17
3
3
Mar. 21
Oct.
8
2254 Apr. 15
3854 May
8
6634 Oct. 17
2
21
28 112
22 11354
28 18934
24
24
24
Jan,
Jan.
Oct.
1754 Oct.
3634 May
33
6
1634
7254
9034
2834
Jan.
Oct.
3134
634
1554
4754
1854
2
4
Apr. 18
Jan.
13
Jan.
4
Mar. 14
854 Jan.
834 Jan.
120
19
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
4
5
Jan.
11
Feb.
29
Feb.
8
Mar. 30
Apr.
May
1
3
Jan.
8
854 Apr.
8
Feb. 29
1434 Oct.
3
69
Oct. 31
45
104*
1?*
Apr. 17
Feb.
Oct.
29
7
Jan.
6
Feb.
7
154 Jan.
20
15
34 May 21
254 May 22
4
July 18
854
5
July 11 8154
6
May 29
34 May 28
2
Maj 28
434 M&y 21
10
T
34 July 10
234 May 21
534*
834 May 23
934
454 May 27
934
5
May 24 103
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109
June 10 11334
67
May 21 10634
35
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5934
Apr. 18
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4
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1
Jan.
24
Apr.
8
13
Jan.
Mar.
9
Feb. 13
June
4
Jan.
5
Feb.
7
Apr.
0
Oct.
4
May 14
Mar. 19
May 3
May
3
99
June
7 11034 Oct.
10434 June
7 11334 May
1334 May 28 42
Oct.
58
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1154 Jan. 26 29
May
754 May 22
1054 Apr.
454 May 28
734 Mar.
1
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25
25
10
12
7
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48
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
In
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
5,900
1,025
1,000
400
200
300
2,100
250
17,700
200
200
800
Par
Bid
*
100
117
150
STOCKS
50
200
800
1,200
900
100
200
350
100
200
1,600
500
9,600
1,100
6,500
900
11834
15334
1234
16
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26,900
Option warrants
4,820 Railway & Llgbo Securities
1,300 Rys & Util invest cl A com—1
Raymond Concrete Pile—
9,300
Common
*
.
5,500
8,100
10,425
4,000
16,600
4,000
652,900
7,800
2,200
27,400
*
*
Raytheon Mfgcom
Red Bank Oil Co
2%
2534
534
34
1334
I
Reed Roller Bit Co__
Reeves
(Daniel) com..
Relter Poster Oil Corp
Reliance El &
EngCo
—
50c
5
*1
1
*
Republic Aviation Corp
Rheem
Rice
12 &
3534
Mfg Co
Stix Dry Goods Co
Sale
Sale
634
Sale
15
Sale
6
"6
634
234
154
1
Richmond Radiator com
Sale
3734
31,500
X
A
Voting trust ctfs
-.1
4,500 Rochester G & E 6% pfD--100
175
6% preferred C
100
Rochester Telephone Corp—
10
634% 1st pref.
-.-100 115
1134
12
1,200 Roeser & Pendleton Inc
*
14,400 Rome Cable Corp common—5
11J4 Sale
13,300 Roosevelt Field lnc—
\%
5
234
3
Sale
14,900 Root Petroleum Co com
-1
734
9
4,000
SI.20 conv preferred
20
34
34
16,900 Rossia Tnternat Corp
*
8,600 Royal Typewriter com
-*
6,300 Russeks Fifth Ave lnc
2.50
3,300 Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
13,200 Ryan Consoi Petroleum
*
22,100 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com—1
4
Sale
1,400 St Lawrence Corp Ltd
*
15
Sale
330
A $2 conv preferred
50
334 Sale
445,400 St Regis Paper Co---5
17,300
5734 Sale
7% preferred
100
7 34 Sale
86,955 Salt Dome Oil Co.
1
12,200 Samson United Corp com
34
1
60 Sanford Mills..—
36
39
1
134
1,400 Savoy Oil Co
12
1234
7,500 Schiff Co com
60,400 ScovillMfg Co....--25 2934 30
—
m
— —
4,000
10
25
225
3,000
4,500
23,112
35,900
3,600
1,800
405,099
44,700
4,450
55,000
5,300
8,750
7,900
600
100
7,200
2,200
200
3,300
850
1,300
1,200
300
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2,700
400
3,700
460
9,800
200
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200
10
100
400
2,400
700
500
1,800
3,400
540
700
300
400
1,000
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1,700
50
1,200
210
300
2.500
1,150
100
4,000
2,200
300
30.700
300
500
4,300
1,800
600
400
23
780 Scrauton Lace Co common—
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Service >6 preferrek
Oct.- 25 106
Oct.
14
Oct.
2 157
Oct.
7
A
A
Sale
Segal Lock & Hardwardcom-.
Seiberling Rubber com
Selby Shoe Co com
—1
5
Selected Industries..
Convertible stock
28,900 Sou Calif Edison 6% pref B—25
20,800
534 % pref class O
25
1,700
5% original pref
25
8,800 Southern Colo Power cl A—25
40
7% preferred
100
140 South New Engl Telep Co—100
2,900 Southern Phosphate Co——10
23,800 Southern Pipe Line
10
*
20,000 Southern Union Gas com
Preferred A
25
1,100
5
29,800 Southland Royalty Co
25
32,000 South Penn Oil
10
2,600 So West Pa Pine Lines
12,400 Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc—1
5% 1st preferred
*
3,280
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
800
*
6,900 Spencer Shoe Corp
700 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
*
*
900 Standard Brewing Co
1
45,600 Standard Cap & Seal com
Conv preferred
10
15,300
Standard Dredging Corp—
Common
5,000
$1,60 conv Dreferred
20
1,500
4,250 Stand Invest $534 preferred.-*
10
63,600 Standard Oil (Kentucky)
25
70,300 Standard Oil (Ohio) com
5% preferred
100
2,950
1
386,500 Standard Power & Lt com
Class B common
*
19,800
$7 preferred
2,670
1
Standard Silver Lead
Standard Steel Spring
Standard Tube class B
1
34 Sale
534
634
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18
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1
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1
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34
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June 24
454 May 21
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5934 Oct. 15
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2
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1
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5
35
June
10
54 Jan.
334 May
834 May
34 Aug.
234 June
35
May
37
May
18
23
27
29
5
28
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Apr. 30
134 Mar.
834 Jan.
11
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54 Jan.
634 Jan.
2
5
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9
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1134 Mar.
1534 Apr.
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554 Sept.
334 May
10
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6234 June
2m
19
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4
3234 Oct. 25
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72
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534 Oct.
354 Oct.
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1
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234 Jan.
5
1434 Jan.
5
July
Oct.
7
28
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134 Oct.
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25
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34
16
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434 Oct.
1334 Oct.
31
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35
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154 Sept.
8
May
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2
1
May 22
134 Mar. 6
34 Jan. 23
334 Oct. 10
9
1234 Oct.
May 22
834 May 27
1
9
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14
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1834 Oct.
3234 Oct.
9
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54 Oct.
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2934 Oct.
31
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134 Oct.
3
34 Oct.
3234 Oct.
134 Oct.
June 25
May 21
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19
31
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2
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4
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9
14
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11
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1
2034 Feb. 15
8
4154 May
June 24 111
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1
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Aug.
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16
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1034 Apr.
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3
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8
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2
31
3
19
17034 Mar. 16
654 Jan. 23
9
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May
1
20
May
1
Apr. 29
434 May
24
10
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2
334 Oct.
1234 Oct.
9
4
2
234 Jan.
35
134 Oct.
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3
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29
24
9
21
Apr.
Oct.
13
24
Feb.
134 Oct.
134 Oct.
9
8
Jan.
May
66
167
4k Oct.
4k Oct.
2k Oct.
Jan.
234 May
7
10554 Mar. 11
154 July
95
May
34 Feb.
A Aug.
134 Jan.
334 May
134 May
3034 Mar. 12
ik
934
Jan.
134 Jan.
k June
954 Mar.
99
Aug.
2434 May
2
A
Sale
14
May
106
27
21
534
3334
554
Feb.
7
31
164
3
4
16
29
Oct.
72
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21
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Feb.
9
Oct. 29
Jan.
2
Mar. 8
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
Mar. 20
Mar. 7
434
1534
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4834 May
334 Oct.
A July
27
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34 Aug.
9
May
2254 May
19
534 Oct.
154 Oct.
154
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—
2
554 May
8
May
25
534 Sale
134
3034
534
17
5
1
72
157
4k
554
2k
6
16
Oct.
5
July
234 Jan.
44
2
Jan.
634 Apr.
9
1954 Mar. 27
534 Jan.
4
254 Apr.
5
254 May
Aug.
May
May
Aug.
9
May
234 May
13
1
8
34 Feb.
434
134
54
134
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
54
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41k
41k
6
18
11634
1434
1234
334
3 34
734
A
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42
3
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34
3634
54
46
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134
234
2
Oct.
-
14
18
23
18
5
Feb.
Sept. 14
134 Feb. 24
234 Jan.
2
2654 Jan. 10
134
34
%
134
Sale
234 Oct.
134 Oct.
14
31# Jan.
21
May 28 10534 Oct.
May 21 10434 July
11634 Feb.
11
May
6
May
154 Jan.
134 Aug.
434 Aug.
34 Apr.
Oct.
29
29k
63
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8
17
23
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45
2134
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7
16
42
17
11
21
22
17
24
27
8
3
13
22
34 Oct.
94
18
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54
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
1
A
10
234
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334
54
9
10
28
2934
41
4
10
2
4
534
234
29
29
103
434
234
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Oct.
Sale
434
434
934
854
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3
334
4434
4534
4434
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20
25
534
54
38 k
134
1..
534
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154
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35
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1
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43 k
16
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934
9
9k
34,
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58
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334
134
23
21
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3
34 Oct.
22
Standard Wholesale Phosphate
& Acid Works........
285*1
Sale
34
3534
7
434 Oct.
134 Oct.
4
1
54
20
34
2
14k Oct.
3
334 Oct.
434 Oct.
234 Oct.
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29
k
13
Oct.
24
29
61
4k
454
234 Sale
7434
334 Sale
54
34
26
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154
152
,
28
34 Oct.
71
29
20
134
2
134
134
134
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
A
Sale
334
434
234
54
30
27
17
934 Oct.
234 Oct.
154 Oct.
254
34
Sale
31
Oct.
7
May
June
May
May
May
July
May
July
June
Aug.
May
95
6
64
Sale
70
Oct.
17
29
Sale
12
10
17
5
254
lk
4
234
28
Oct.
21
13
7
Sale
Oct.
31
17
34
34
1634
454
Oct.
Feb.
34 June 20
1034 Feb.
6
34 Feb. 16
30
634 May 22
Oct.
15
Oct.
16
2
4k
534
21
Oct.
7
Oct.
Oct.
34 Oct.
10554 Oct.
Sale
A
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Oct.
120
934
54
1
34
13
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A
120
Sale
934 Sale
Standard Products Co
For footnotes see Page
Sale
15
534
154
134
534
11
Sale
2
A Oct.
534 June 13
34 Feb. 16
k
134
2034
4k
A
18
534
4k
A
18
434
14 34
434
134
14 34
5
114
334
1334 Oct.
25
20
'1734 "1834
1234
May 21 157
13
May 21
34
10434 105
104
10454
834 Sale
400
Corp conv pref
*
256,000 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co..*
12,500 Simplicity Pattern Co
100 Simpson's Ltd B stock
*
7,840 SingerMfg Co
—100
Singer Mfg Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
1,600
320 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
700 Skinner Organ Co common—5
10,200 Solar Mfg Co
48,500 Sonotone Corp
7,600 Soss Mfg Co
1
18,500 South Coast Com com
400
1
1934
454
9k
2k
8
34 Oct.
134 Oct.
34
lk
2034
554
105
m
62^
1234 Oct.
1354
142
2
28
44
54
104
934
234
A Oct.
734 Oct.
A
13
104* !05%
4
30
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb.
9
94
June 10 125
8
A Oct.
654 Oct.
>
Sale
43
34
1
34
134
1934
2034
454
534
A
34
1534
1834
534 Sale
1434
1534
434
5
134 Sale
10
Sale
o
734
34
7
46
1234
42
Sale
1
54
39 X
H
Securities Corp Gen'l com
Seeman Bros common
Highest
Sale Prices
104
10334 105
Sale
154
155
15734 150
10
1134
934
10k
45
834
Scullin Steel Co common
WftTTftfltS* '
$5.50 prior stock
25
Allotment certificates
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets reg
£1
91,500 Sentry Safety Control.
1
1,100 Serrick Corp class B com
1
2,500 Seton Leather com
*
65,625 Shattuck Denn Mining
5
9,100 Shawinigan Water & Power. .*
41,950 Sherwin-Williams Co com—25
2,930
5% cum pref A A A
100
*
1,100 Sherwin-Williams of Can
1,900 Silex Co (The) common
»
Simmons-Boardman Pub
26,500
31,700
32,800
2,700
24
Ask
150
a
MsH %
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
10434
Gas Co—
—
'""400
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
Bid
34
634
34
Sale
9
*
50c
$3 conv pref
Rio Grande Valley
12,800
Ask
(Continued)
5,490 Quaker Oats com
—
3,350
6% preferred
1,250 Quebec Power Co—-—
980
"Y.iOO
Oct.
1940
Shares
1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
October
200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
Shares
330
EXCHANGE
CUBB
YORK
Jan.
22
1534 May 28
4134
21
Feb. 29
NEW
Nov., 1940]
CURB
YORK
49
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Oct.
1940
Shares
STOCKS
(Continued)
39,800 Starrett (The) Corp v t c
Par
1
445 Steel Co of Canada ord
7,425
2,600
6,450
10,200
10,400
109,999
5,350
8,900
25
(S) & Co Inc
51
4
Sale
Sale
36
12
134$
5X
2
24$
5
*
1
__1
54$% conv preferred-,.--50
Superior Oil Co of Calif25
Superior Portl Cement A
*
H
94$
94$
11
2
344$
2h
33
J*
94$
104$
124$
Sale
38
344$
4,500 Swan-Pinch Oil Corp
15
50,300 Taggart Corp com
23,100 Tampa Electric Co
144,300 Technicolor Inc common
810 Texas P & L 7% pref
17,000 Texon Oil & Land Co
32,500 Thew Shovel Co common
25,400 Tilo Roofing Inc
1,100 Tishman Realty & Oonstr
2,150 Tobacco & Allied Stocks
24,500 Tobacco Prod Exports.
_*
100
2
5
1
*
♦
64$
64$
6
1
"* "8
54
60
Sale
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd—
600
Am dep rets ord reg shs
£1
94$
14
Am dep rets def reg
300
6s
9,090 Todd Shipyards Corp
*
1,250 Toledo Edison 6% pref
100
580
7% preferred A
.-.100
800 Tonopah Belmont Dev
10c
7,600 Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
41,500 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com. _1
10
38,500 Transwestern Oil Oo
31,800 Tri-Continencai Corp warr......
Trunz.Pork Stores Inc,—.*.4'*
Tubize Chatillon Corp —
Common
1
39,400
Class A.
-1
11,900
17,200 Tung Sol Lamp Works com-.l
80-cent divpref
8,900
•
4$
50
14$
Sale
3
■"Am
4$
Q
14
11
Sale
12
Sale
124$
14$
374$
14$
394$
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Oct.
1
11
22
234$
•
14$ Oct.
3
134$ Oct.
34$ Oct.
21
3
As May 21
394$ June 27
104$ June
5
2
May 21
40
124$ Oct.
34$ Oct.
394$ Oct.
33
Oct.
14
64$ Oct.
23
74$ Oct.
8
1
15
1
Oct.
15
Jan.
6
Oct.
14$ Oct.
17
2
Oct.
11
Oct.
31
4$ Oct.
114$ Oct.
1
34$ Oct.
4$ Oct.
3
1
Oct.
31
3
11
Oct.
104$
14$
374$
214$
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
14
19
2
114$ Oct.
23
12
Oct.
17
18
22
14$ Oct
37
74$ Oct.
18
22
2
Oct.
22
2
9
6
6
5
144$
64$
14$ May 18
24$ May
As Mar.
7 5$ May
64$ May
8
May
15$ June
21
23
11
33 5$ Feb. 23
21
May 28
34$
Sale
264$
9
94$ Sale
108
1094$ 114
3
24$ Sale
19
184$
174$
8
74$
74$
2
4$
54
534$
534$
44$
44$
44$
34$
27
Sale
3
27
34$
Sale
14$
Sale
54$
19
Oct.
Oct.
23
84$ Oct.
21
114
111
5
54$ Oct.
1
6
Oct.
29
34$ Oct.
284$ Oct.
94$ Oct.
Oct.
14114
2 4$
174$
74$
4$
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
28
1
Oct.
24
55
Oct.
44$ Oct.
2
2
Oct.
34$ Oct.
19
Oct.
74$ Oct.
54$ Oct.
94
1
4$
74
754$ Sale
724$ Oct.
1084$ 1064$ 109
1064$ Oct.
114
1104$ 113
1144$ 1114$ Oct.
704$
9
5
July
13
M
■m 24$
32
—rk- -10
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■Aq::.. Sale
35
335$
2
24$
65$
64$
Sale
%
Sale
105$
24$
4$
4$
14$ Sale
24$ Sale
4$ Sale
Apr. 23
45$ Feb. 16
Oct.
40
95$ May
94$ Apr.
Jan.
2
14
2
8
12
34$ Feb. 19
45$ Jan.
4$ Jan.
14
Oct.
10
16
31
4
135$ Apr.
15
Apr.
5
2
Jan.
2
404$ Apr. 25
36
Jan.
13
Jan.
9
94$ Jan.
19
22
76
Oct.
17
55
Oct.
4
95
7 1144$ Oct.
25
104
10
26
10—
As Oct.
84$ Oct.
14
64$ Sale
364$ Sale
24$ Sale
7
74$
6
Oct.
344$ Oct.
2H Oct.
64$ Oct.
8—
104$
4
39
Sale
4
As
4
3$
8
1
4$
14$
24$
4$
84$
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct;
10
10
4
26
14
74$ Oct.
18
39
Oct.
31
14
24$ Oct.
104$ Oct.
31
1
104$
104$
58
4$
*85$
76
109
94$ Oct.
Apr. 25
Apr. 23
%
Jan.
Apr.
6
9
4
Apr. 26
in Apr. 15
7
35$ Jan.
As Jan,
3
*84$ Jan. 31
104$ Jan.
3
Feb. 21
3 5$ Jan. 20
8
Jan, 11
May 22
28
64$ May 21
395$
35$ May 21
4$ May 21
5a May
8
15$ Feb. 19
65$ Apr. 29
15$ Jan. 11
1
Jan.
5
4
Oct. 18
135$ Feb.
6
35$ Feb. 29
644$ Jan. 18
155$ May 10
Oct.
104$ Oct.
74$ May 22
25$ May 21
4$ Jan. 18
64
Sale"
8
20
Mar.
115
1 5$ May
39
64$ Sale
10 H Jan.
20
44$ Oct.
4$ Oct.
4
4$
4$
2
26
54$ May
45$ May 22
Oct.
24$ Oct.0
74$ Oct.
4$ Oct.
A
34$
104$ Sale
24$
4
2
Jan.
59
May
May
Apr.
Oct.
May
May
May
Jan."
Oct.
Oct.
1
2
1
34$ Oct.
8
244$ Apr.
15
Apr.
8
14$ Apr. 26
May
4 107
2
Mar. 20
114
104$ Mar.
5$ Apr.
4$ Oct.
5$
4
10
5,100 Union Gas of Canada
Feb. 20
15
Jan.
2
6
365$ Jan. 23
8
165$ Feb.
25$ May
254$ May
84$ May
103
May
2
May
124$ May
7
July
4$ Oct.
484$ May
34$ May
Oct.
53
7
Jan.
As
1
♦
*
27
1
25
13
106
_————.
26
May 18
54$ Jan. 23
4$ Aug. 20
5
14$ Jan.
62
38
,
64$
Highest
Sale Prices
55
124$
13
34$ Sale
374$
45
74$
104$
74$ Sale
4$
14$
14$
14$
"134$
104$
-
*
900 Union Investment Co com
25 Union Stock Yds of Omaha.lOO
1
165,500 United Aircraft Prod
Ask
27
S lie
1084$ 1104$
24$ Sale
184$
20
44$
266,000 Udylite Corp..
5,100 JUlen & Co series A pref
Series B pref-700
40,700 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc...
234$
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
34$ Sale
Sale
S ile
12 4$
.-._*
—
394$
37
22
10
35
1
-—
34$
34$
4$ Sale
114$ Sale
11
114$
104$
105$
14$
14$
37
*
common
394$
104$
Sale
1
14$
14$
2
74$
64$
6
»
Ray Drug Co com
—
124$
34$
35
_—
_
A"
*
Suuray Oil
Class B
1
Sale
50
20
1
—1
Sullivan Machinery Co.
Sun
iy8
|
1
Ask Bid
Bid
114$
34$
._.*
Stetson (John B) Co com
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp—
Stroock
Ask
Bid
*
2,200 Stein (A) & Co com
11,800 Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
550
6% 1st preferred
700
5% 2d preferred
34,850 Sterling Aluminum Prod
7,200 Sterling Brewers Inc
20,000 Sterling Inc
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
5
104$ Oct.
31
5 5$
Oct.
22
124$ Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
85$
594$
5$
4$
65$
%
875$
4$
Jan.
15
United Chemicals Inc—
11,000
1,800
518,600
47,600
1,550
383,300
49,500
32,100
Common
$3
cum
partic pref
134$
59
Un Cigar-Whelan Stores
10c
United Corp warrants........
$7 1st non-voting pref
Warrants
*
.-...*
Common class B
,$3 participating preferred-.♦
25
1
U S-Graphite.Co common. HI 5
*
USA luternat Sec com..
1st preferred with warr. III*!
"""♦
U S Lines Inc pref
Plywood Co common. IIIi
-.20
11.50 conv pref
U S
...
U S Radiator
U S Rubber
common
conv
78
44$
.....
.....
1,000
95.200
2,850
8,000
8,400
53,700
14,600
"I
44$
44$ Sale
61* Sal?
3 4$
S ile
100
com
*
24$
244$
30
Sale
30
2$
3$
-*
8
Universal Pictures com....-.1
Universal Products Co
*
Utah Idaho Sugar Co..
Utah Pr A Lt $7 pref
..5
Sale
*
Sale
10c
1
5
7
Petroleum
.1
.
25,110 Waco Alrfraft Co
7,100 Wagner Baking com ▼ t c
90
7% preferred
5,200 Waltt A Bond Inc class A
see
53.
2
31
Oct.
26
19
224$ Oct.
22
22
75
30
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
2464$ 2424$ Oct.
% Oct.
Sale
6
34$
34$
14$
34$
44$
24$
As
4$
14$ Sale
7
94$
4
54$
1
14$
34$ Sale
224$
234$
64$
9
17'$
194$
14$
14$
754$ Sale
34$
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
28
Oct.
2
Oct.
16
Oct.
Oct.
23
19
8
3i
§*
47*
May 22
May 23
May 21
June 21
Oct.
24$ Oct.
30
255$ Oct.
32
Oct.
24$ Oct.
34$ Oct.
3
22
26
1
1
11
24$ Feb.
35$ Oct.
2
59
11
3* Aug.
4$ Oct.
17
2
Oct.
%
14$ Sale
7
94$
As Oct.
15$ Oct.
15
1
2
Oct.
19$
May 21
5
Oct.
15
5
Oct.
15
3
Oct.
26
34$ Oct.
1
23
Oct.
30
24
64$ Oct.
Oct.
8
10
21 4$
14$ Oct.
4
6
1
14$
34$ Sale
22
24
7
10
21
224$
14$ S ale
694$ Sale
17
74
Oct.
8
Oct.
64$ Oct.
Oct.
15$ Oct.
795$ Oct.
3
8
29
31
31
4$
474$
4$
Sale
iii
ig
14$
15,
14$
Sale
4$
15$
10
204$
14$
224$
14$
214$
Sale
25
27
28
28
S ile
26
5$
864$
94$
S ile
Sale
1
25
14$
72
104$
26
14$
75
Sale
S ale
80
9
94$
100
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15*
24$
34$
4$
4$
34$
84$
475
34$
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13
14$
94$
Sale
Sale
94$
84$
4
104$
Sale
44$
84$
4$ Oct.
5$ Oct.
474$ Oct.
484$
4$
14$
25
Oct.
25
49
14$ Oct.
10
14$ Oct.
10
Oct.
14
14$ Oct.
31
185$ Oct.
24
20
Oct.
9
Oct.
17
5
285$
4$
864$
95$
95$
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
26
4$ Oct.
45$ Oct.
16
1
Oct.
1
84$ Oct.
75$ Oct.
8
80
25
1
29
4
Sale
Sale
13 4$
15$
6
134$
14$
144$
Sale
8
3
3
5$ Oct.
3
% Oct.
13 5$ Oct.
15$ Oct.
1
%;Oct.
135$ Oct.
14$ Oct.
31
4
22
19
85$ Oct.
4
Oct.
4
4 5$ Oct.
23
75
22
10
19
3
2
28
29
75$ Feb. 20
8
Apr.
1
5$ Feb. 10
71
Mar. 21
6
Mar. 19
13
6
29
10
5$ Apr. 11
24$ May
3
14$ Feb. 27
5$ May 29
38
June
5
4$ Aug.
9
14$ May 21
5$ May 21
16
July 18
21
May 28
H May
May
May
64$ July
7
4 Oct.
20
2
27
May 23
May 23
63
5$ Oct.
7
76
4
8
23
June
11
34$ Oct.
84$ Oct.
75
Oct.
3
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
54$ May
5$ Jan.
June
34$ Aug. 13
4$ May 22
24$ May 20
15
May 27
4
May 24
14 5$ May 21
1
Aug. 19
48 5$ May 28
30
1
10
3
July
5
4
«
Oct.
29
454$ Oct.
24$
Sale
314$
8
2
75
75$ Oct.
5$ Oct.
28
74$
4$
584$
24$
254$
304$
Apr.
Apr.
31
Oct.
4$
27
Feb.
11
Oct.
44
9
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Sale
64$ Oct.
July
3
14
4
Jan.
6
44
44$
S ile
64$
S ile
4$
x52 5$
Sale
24$
24$
Sale
244$
31
324$
14$
Sale
34$
34$
3
8
614$"OctI
84$
70
Feb.
Jan.
1
4$ Oct.
30
Sale
8
Jan.
9
5 2425$ Oct.
18!
564$ Oct.
74$
1
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Mar. 30
16
65
55$ Feb.
44$ Jan. 29
239
May 16 2435$ Feb.
5$ Jan.
8
15$ Feb.
7 4$ Apr.
74$ Apr.
3
18
54
May 18 835$ Jan.
1
Sept.
394$ June
5 46
29
8
Oct.
34$ May 21
Sale
Sale
2
4$ Oct.
4$ Oct.
7
14
574$
14$
Sale
Class B
page
18
Sale
S ile
Sale
1
52 H
.._*
1
16,200 Walker Mining
...5
3,400 Wayne Knitting Mills
5,600 Wellington Oil Co common...1
For footnotes
Oct.
As Oct.
18
14
-1
5
Van Norman Mach Tool com_5
Venezuelan
3
29
16
9 113
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
Utah Radio Products com...-1
Valspar Corp common.
$4 conv pref
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
June
Feb.
79
May
4$ May
As Sept.
165$ May
20
May
Jan.
Corp v t C........1
Universal Insurance
8
11
nAs
As
74$
14$
34,
g
57
S ile
50c
2
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref.100
♦
6,600 Vogt Mfg Corp.
16,700 Vultee Aircraft Inc..........1
3.600
55
22
.Class B
900 Utility .Equities common
$5.50 priority stock
4,925
3,400 Utility A Ind Corp com
Conv preferred
22,000
31,300
2,875
14,900
96,100
2,420
64$
54$
64$
4$
*
Universal Cooler class A
Universal
604$
454$
Universal Oonsol Oil Co....10
'""800
2454$ 240
-A.
5H
"834$ Sale"
2
24$
Reclaiming..
1st pref
14,100 United Stores Corp
140,700 United Wall Paper
34$
54$
i-.l
U S Stores Corp com..... "-50c
$7
68
25
U S Foil class B
As
4$
264$
224$
744$
344$ Sale
22
244$
10
.10% preferred
65,960 United Shoe Much com
Preferred
5,010
32,600 United Specialties common
230
H
*
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rets tor ord reg
1,400
130 United NJ RR4 Canal ...100
15,800 United Profit Sharing com_25c
162,900
2,450
17,900
13,840
131,200
62,300
23,100
36,600
35,200
1,200
As
4$
74$
14$
1094$
4$
100
$0 1st pref
...—«•
925 United Milk Products com...*
100
61
Sale
...
217,800
142
11
14
United Elastic Corp.........*
United Gas common
1
490 United G & E7% pref
160,900 United Lt & Power com A
63,800
*
•
.....
18
22
23
12
May 15
5
May 21
74
Apr. 17
34$ June 28
3
4$ July
% July
5
25
125$ May 28
15$ Oct. 19
285
355
25
_
Jan.
17
17
15
11
11
3
6
Sept. 18
2
Mar. 21
65$ Mar. 25
1
24
Mar.
13
Mar. 25
234$ Apr.
8
2
May 10
795$ Oct. 31
15$ Feb. 27
15$ Jan. 24
554$ April 10
Am Jan.
25$ Apr.
11
3
15$ Mar. 27
29
Apr.
4
30
Apr.
9
1 A Jan.
864$ Oct.
12
94$ Sept.
6 5$
10
3
30
Mar. 30
6
Apr.
6
Apr.
Aug.
4
2
5 5$ May
7
75
15$ Apr. 29
15$ Feb. 24
155$ May 13
4
Jan. 22
NEW
50
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE
In
CURB
Since
October
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
1,400|
29,100
STOCKS (Concluded)
Par
1.25
22,200 Wentwortb Mfg (Jo.
1
127,400 Western Air Express Oorp
1,470
Bid
VA
4M
Ask
VA
5
Bid
1%
4%
3. A
20
610 Western Grocery com
Western Maryland
400
Oct
1940
Shares
110
59
100
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
Sale
4
Ry—
7% 1st preferred
*
20
10
Common.
2,450
875 Westmoreland Coal Co
225 Westmoreland Inc
Sale
iM
2
6M Sale
3%
5M
Sale
69
"
4~66O
500
"2,500
425
10
1,800
1,700
100
1,170
38,400
2,500
30,900
10,400
5,600
19,200
2,650
290
13,700
27,300
7,300
W
*
$6 preferred
Va Coal & Coke com
*
1
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams ( R
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
VA Oct.
4% Oct.
VA Oct.
6M Oct.
3 A Oct.
4
Oct.
1
May 18
3M May 21
3 A Oct.
2
77
Oct.
29
31
16 M Oct.
8
14
15M
16
11%
10
10
1
24
12
12
Oct.
15M Oct.
59
12
itier Co—
West TexasUtil
100
3,800
16
10
17
15 A
10
15
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
1
Western Tablet & Stationery
400
6M
10
5 A
*
6M
1M
7A
C) & Co
Htg_„_*
*
Wilson Jones Co com
Wilison Products Inc
-1
Wisconsin P & L 7% pref.,100
Wolverine Port Cement
10
Wolverine Tube Co com
2
Woodley Petroleum Corp
1
Williams Oil-O-Matic
11
4A
7
Sale
7M
VA
8
11M
6M
Sale
6A
5
Sale
100 H 101%
2 A
2%
7
6 A
6A
3 A
1
6%
10
Sale
4
1%
6%
12
5
5%
6% Sale
4A
4%
99 M 100
2% Sale
6%
6 %
6 % Sale
3%
4M
1
1M
8%
8 %
11
12M
100
2
Oct.
Oct.
900
5s
*
Am dep rets ord shs
10,000
177,800 Wrigbt-Hargreaves Ltd
11M
12 M
6M Sale
6
4%
6%
Sale
6 A Oct.
Oct.
6 M Oct.
4
38A Oct.
6A Oct.
10
Oct.
10
1
10
8M Oct.
12 M Oct.
16 Ill M Oct.
5M Jan.
3 A
July
A May
98
3
5A Oct.
6M Oct.
28
4M Oct.
5% Oct.
4Vs Oct.
3
6
Oct.
3
4
4 A Oct.
19
11
7M Apr
6M Apr.
77
Oct.
17 M May
16
1
29
1
11A May 13
10M Sept. 13
Feb.
8
2M Jan. 19
7A Feb. 15
7% Sept.23
lH
5 A May
7 A May
14
Sale Prices
2
Jan.
3
102
May
1M May
111M 112A 111M Oct.
5M Oct.
5M Sale
6 A Sale
6M Oct.
4% Oct.
4M
4 A
5%
6M
4M Sale
May 18
May 26
9M May 17
10
Sept. 21
92
15 100M Oct.
2 A Oct.
11
Highest
3 A May
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
14,500
1
Price
NEW YORK
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
SALES
Mar. 14
Jan.
26
9M Mar. 23
12M Oct. 26
May
112
Apr.
5A Oct.
7M Jan.
5 A Jan.
3M May
4M May
4M Sept.
3
5% Oct.
3A June 27
4
16
4
22
12 A Feb. 28
6A Jan.
5
BONDS—
140,000
11,000
89,000
49,000
16.000
1967
1956
1,694,,000 Alabama Power 4%s
1st & ref 5s
134,,000
519,,000
327, 000
456, 000
1st & ref 5s
1968
1st 5s
1946
1951
1st & ref os__
Sale
105
104
105M
107 % Sale
107
107M
Oct.
16
15 106M Oct.
3 106M Oct.
Oct.
8 108
30
11
98 A May 29 104 A July 17
103
June 24 1UOX8 Oct. 30
106M V>C0. CSU
99
May 28 106% July 17
Feb. 28
105
May 15 109
106M Oct.
28
104M Feb. 27 107M Jan.
105 M 105 A 105 M 105 % 105M Oct.
108 M 108 M 107% Oct.
108 M Sale
108 M 109 M 109 M 110 A 108A Oct.
102 M
104
9 105 A Oct.
10 108M Oct.
15
104
103 % Sale
105
106
102 M 102
106
106
102
105
Sale
105
105 M Sale
107 M 108 M 107
106
106M 106
108
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
105M Oct.
107M Oct.
106M Oct.
30 104
14
American Gas & Electric—
26,000
62,000
25,000
103, 000
135 060
576,000
4,702,000
93, 000
1950
1960
1970
Sfdeb2^s
S f deb 3%s
Sf deb 3 Ms
American Power & Light—
2 110
Oct.
14
1
22
15
Aug. 13 105A Sept. 26
107 M July 11 109
Sept. 12
108 M July 18 110
July
8
2016
104M
Sale
102 A
Sale
101A
Sale
100 A Oct.
29 103 A Oct.
3
90 A May 25 105 A Jan.
6
378,000 Appalachian El Pow 4Ms-1948
93 5,000
1st mtge 4s
1963
142,000 Appalachian Power 6s....-2024
1,000
6s A registered
2024
Sale
111M
105
106
104
Sale
104
Oct.
Sale
106 Vs 107
126
129
Sale
126 A 130
,1 126A Oct.
9
Feb.
103 M May 13 108
106 A May 14 111M Jan.
Jan.
121
June 10 129
Feb.
127
Feb.
9 127
16
107 M
126
31 105M Oct.
18 107M Oct.
18
5,000
52,000
2,000
107 M
111
85,000
346,000
1,201,000 Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s
,_19ob
3,994,000 Associated Elec 4Ms.--i.-1953
106 %
60 %
Sale
Sale
105 M
48 A
Sale
Sale
106
15,000
139,000
3,000
221,000
207,000 t4Assoc Gas & Elec
3,380,000
45s deb.
7,000
5s registered
2.920,000
*4%b series C
4MS--1948
25 M
Sale
Sale
14 M
15
Sale
13 M
15
Sale
l'i'ooo
123,000
2,000
57,000
5,000
15,000
4,000
4,000
11,000
313,000
2,475,000
2 000
Deb 6s
---
--Ig68
4 Ms registered
45Ms conv deb
1950
4Conv deb 5s
Conv deb 5s registered. .1950
725,000 Assoc Tel &
178,000 Atlanta Gas
28 M
1968
—1949 "26M Sale"
1949
34
Sale
1977
Tel 5Ms A—1955
Light 4Ms—1955
251,000 Atlantic City Elec 3Ms—1964
62,000 Avery (B F) Sons 5s w W..1947
51,000
6s ex-warr
1947
28 M
72 M
106M
106 %
94 M
91M
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
95M
92 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
49 M
Sale
15 M
16 M
Sale
16
106% Oct.
126
Oct.
105M Oct.
2
Oct.
11
14M Oct.
5
14
47
"16M Sale"
Oct.
9
13 A Oct.
1
13A Oct.
15
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
14 M Oct.
13 A Oct.
18
14M Oct.
65M Oct.
15 M
15
29
66 M Sale
68 M Sale
106
106 M 106 % 106 M 106
108
107 % 109
107 M 109
100 A
101M 104
100M 104
100
97
102
101M 100
Oct.
9
29
5
106M Oct.
23
Oct.
26
15M Oct.
16 % Oct.
14M Oct.
16M Oct.
30
50
31
23
31
Oct.
31
16
Oct.
14M Oct.
70M Oct.
31
16
9 106
Oct.
29
3
9
Oct.
30 108A Oct.
7
Oct.
18 101M Oct.
Oct.
8 100
28
Oct.
8
3
3
9
Mar. 29
102% May 22 108
38 M-May 24
62M Jan.
8
11
Jan.
30
June
28 A Jan.
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
10
May
mm Apr.
16M Apr.
34 A Jan.
10M May
10
28% Jan.
May
MM Oct.
14M Oct.
Feb.
75
53
May
104 M May 23 108M Aug.
103 M May 14 110
Apr.
95 M Jan.
3 105
Apr.
92 M Jan. 15 100
Sept.
10
10
m
3
3
4
2
13
4
2
29
8
21
12
8
7
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
435,000
248,000
75,000
12,000
147",000
206,000
3,000
215,000
10,000
33,000
138,000
212,000
117,000
74,000
36,000
11,000
46,000
5,776,000
3,046,000
932,000
445,000
1,000
2,136,000
1,481,000
170,000
1950
iConvertible 6s
Bell Tel of Canada 5s B...1957
1960
1998
5s series C
Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
1968
1959
6s registered
Birmingham Elec 4 Ms
Birmingham Gas 5s
Broad River Power 5s A—1954
1953
1,289,000 Canada Nor Power 5s
574,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s—1942
509,000 Central Power 5s
ser
D
1957
1948
78,000 Cent States Elec 5s
5Ms
1954
2,209,000
1,988,000 Cent States Pr & Lt 5M8-.1953
1 iChic Rys 5s ctfs of dep—1927
1,541,000
180,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5MS-1952
6s series B
1955
93,000
1966
479,000 Cities Service 5s.
5s registered...
1950
1,458,000 13,264,000
5s registered
1950
2,000
5s
1958
304,000 2,688,000
5s registered
1958
6,000
5s
-.1969
133",600 1,170,000
Cities Service P & L 5Ms-1962
757,000 5,619,000
5 Ms gold deb
1949
397,000 2,566,000
31,000
32,000
264,000
806,000
8,000
283,000
30,000
2,417 ,000 Community Pow & Lt 6s__1957
1951
18, ,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A
66, ,000
496 ,000
269, ,000
Jan.
3 117
Jan.
15
90
21
89
Oct.
7
95
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
31
Oct.
Oct.
103
Sale
38
Sale
74 A
46 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75 M
77
81
76M Oct.
75M Oct.
102 % 101 A
101 A 102M 102
33 M Sale
32 H
33 M
32M
33 M
34 M
32A
33 M Sale
80
Sale
76 A
77
75 M
42
Sale
41 A
43
44 M
84
86
86
89 A
Sale
88
93
83 M
86 M
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
85M Oct.
88%
90M
94
88A Oct.
77
79
83 M
Sale
86
Sale
83
76 M Sale
80 M
Sale
83 A
Sale
79 A Oct.
75" Sale
70 A
Sale
84
Sale
74 M
91M
Sale
80 M
89 M
Sale
Sale
92 M
Sale
89
Sale
92M
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
7
83M
22
76M
17 102M
10
33M
30
June
May
May
May
9
34
Oct.
28
9
80M Oct.
43M Oct.
30
Oct.
31
91
Oct.
19
78 A June
87
Oct.
28
70
85M Oct
28
65 M May 21
79 A Oct.
84A Oct.
"26
66
132
76
84 M Sale
91M Sale
80M Oct.
88A Oct.
85
91 A
89
140
125
130
Sale
Oct.
109
108 A 108 A 108
109 A 110M 109M Sale
106
106M
registered
Elmira Wat Lt & RR 5s. .1956
El Paso Elec 5s A
77% Sale
Empire Dist Elec 5s
Jan.
31
108
9
8
2
68 A Mar. 13
Jan. 31
66
85
Oct.
28
76 A May 23
93 A Oct.
28
25
75 A May 23
03% Oct.
25
101M Oct.
31
81
Oct.
11
Oct.
29
May 21 101H Oct. 31
125M Sept. 9 135 A May 11
124 M May 21 129 % Aug.
7
Oct.
105
Apr. 29
28 109M Oct.
9
31 110M Oct.
17
Oct.
31
75
93 M Oct.
53
Oct.
30
29
80
46
26
96
Sale
92
Oct.
93 %
Oct.
2
51M
100 A
Sale
53
Sale
92
52
Sale
50M Oct.
18
98
Oct.
106 M 107M 106 M
Sale
106
Oct.
Sale
85 %
Sale
84M Oct.
Sale
Sale
123M 128
102M 103
104 M Sale
107M
86 M
124M
102M
104M
108
Sale
125
Sale
105
107M Oct.
18
96
1 101
4 107
Oct.
119
1952
1963
1967
43 M
109
9
104 M June 10 109 3
Oct.
Oct.
28
75% July 27
84% Oct. 26
76% Aug, 13
28
109M Oct.
83
28
28
4 128
Sale
Sale
111 A
85 M
Oct.
85 A Oct.
Oct.
11 126
48
84 A
30
87
93M Oct.
94 M
92 M
98
Jan.
May 28 1113
97
Aug. 23
94
May
June 24
61
% May
8
93
Feb. 26 101
Oct.
26
104
Oct.
May 2S
May 28
May 22 107
Jan.
20
8
86
Sept. 23
81A Aug. 30
Oct.
28
74 A May
21 111 A Oct.
87 A Oct.
9
1
107 A Oct.
70
May
112
18
87 A Oct.
4
28
125M Oct.
18
110
125% Oct.
18
14
86
81A Aug.
110A Sale
80 M Sale
104M I05M
103 M 104
1950
Jan.
10
25
93 A Oct.
1956
1965
2030
9
Oct.
96 A Oct.
101M Sale
126 M
126
Oct.
128
Oct.
129 M 127
107M 107M
109M 110M
Edison Elec ilium 3 Ms
7
29
8
41% Jan.
83
Apr.
5
50
Aug.
3
93 A Mar. 23
95 A Mar. 14
69M Mar. 15
1,655, ,000 Cudahy Packing Co 3MS-.1955
Elec Pow & Lt 6s
41
90
2
Jan.
103 A Aug.
3
30
May
100% Jan.
S3 A Jan.
June
3
24
3
127
Ms.-1959
10 152
29 139
May 24 101A Oct. 15
June 10 103 A Oct. 21
June
5 103 A July 31
64 M May
37
May
77
June
126 M 129 M
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s A..1956
Jan.
10
9
24
j
96
123 M Oct.
3
102 M Oct.
9 103
Oct.
2
104M Oct.
1 105
Oct.
14
47
Oct.
22
25 107 A Oct.
21
May
102A Oct.
101A May
106
105
Jan.
5
Apr.
Jan. 25
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg—
6Ms
110,000
Erie Lighting 5s
102,000
22,000
881,000
Federal Water Serv 5 Ms. .1954
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped
see page
11 116
101
78M
99^
383
61M
Sale
For footnotes
June
89 A June
138
June
100M Oct.
151M 153
Oct.
Sale
80*
Sale
89,000
May 21 130% May
88
15
105M Oct.
150M Oct.
103 M 103M 103 A 103
Sale
Sale
47,000
6,000
2,000
95
19
106
'
103
99 M
94 M
60
4s A
3
Oct.
Sale
Sale
107
101%
100 M
92
751,000
5,727,000
185,000
179,000
514,000
Oct.
108
116M Oct.
107
139
79 M
6,131,000
5,000
122
107M Oct.
151M Oct.
119M Sale
101M Oct.
103 M Oct.
100 A
1958
1944
Delaware Elec Pow 5
Sale
151M 153
Sale
Sale
Sale
97 M
1943
253,000
Sale
Sale
105 M
1969
1971
3s series P.
3 Ms series N
Consol Gas Utilities—
Cuban Tobacco 5s
151, 000
155~,666
23,000
52,000
Sale
106
1954
Consol Gas of Bait 4Ms
Consol G E L & P Bait—
6s A stamped
1,767, ,000
Continental G & El 5s
6,704 ,000
515,000
757,000
14,000
141
118
1966
Conv deb 5s
375,000
3,000
4,000
116M 117M
115M Sale
116M 117
53*
1961
99
20M
ir
25
45
108
109 A 108
Sale
101
Sale
23 M
35M
48
44
Oct.
109 A 107M Oct.
102
Sale
101
Oct.
36
Sale
36
Oct.
11
23
June
106 M June
47% Aug. 12
3 109 A Jan.
9
May 22 102A Sept. 24
1 102
Oct.
21
89
36
Oct.
31
22M Jan.
31
10
3
57
Apr.
6
Nov., 1943]
new
curb
york
exchange
51
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
In
October
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
j-
61,000
S.000
n
300,000
Oct.
1940
nnn
Bid
bonds (Continued)
Florida Power Co 4s C
3,506,000 Florida Power & Lt 5s
1,000
fig registered
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
1
Jan. 2
98#
1966
1954
Ask
104
1
Oct.
31
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Highest
Prices
104 M 104 M 104 # 105 M 104# Oct.
104
Sale
Sale
103 M Oct.
Sale
103 M
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
4 106
Oct. 18
2 104 # Oct. 24
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2 106
Oct. 18
98# Jan.
100
May 27 105
Apr.
103
-.1954
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
Apr.
10
4 103
Gary Electric & Gas—
18,000
150,000
13,000
162,000
70"666
246,000
26,000
267",600
22~666
3,000
2,000
4,000
4,000
491,000
859,000
112,000
1,499,000
9,000
920 ,000
1,000
2,194,000
234,000
188,000
31,000
232,000
366,000
7,000
206,666
18"oo6
251,000
59,000
3,000
43,000
47,000
43,000
296,000
121,000
34.000
7,000
30,000
18,000
203,000
100 #
1967
.1978
tGesfuerel 6s
1953
Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
Gobel (Adolf) deb 4#s.
1941
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great North Pow 5sstpd._1950
Green Mountain Pow 3 #s_1963
—
Sale
~98# Sale"
Gen Pub Utilities 6#s A—1956
sGen Rayon Ltd 6s A
1948
Gen Wat Wks & El 5s A—1943
Store Prod 6s
60,000 Guantanamo & W Ry 6s.
-
50.000
1953
66,606 Grocery
2,000
7,000
132,000
172,000
5,000
98,000
76,000
225,000
.1944
1969
2,545,000 Georgia Power ret 5b
410,000 Georgia Pow & Lt 5s
16,000
50,000
74,000
6s ext stamped
Gatineau Power 3 #s A
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
98# Sale
74
100M 101M 101M 102
77 M Sale
76M
77
99 M 100
100 M 101
99 M Sale
100 M Sale
72
60
76
3,000
38,000 Kansas Electric Pow 3 #8-1966
121,000 Kansas Gas & Electric 6s-.2022
Oct.
1 101
Oct.
25
83
101
75
Oct.
Jan.
25
24
8 101
Oct.
89
101
Apr.
^4
107 M
17
18
71
Sale
76 M
"62""
Sale
71M
Sale
Sale
70
62
Sale
64
41M
43 M
49
44
Sale
46 M
65# Sale
48 M Sale
.05 # Sale
.05 M 106M
08 M 110
45 M
48
38
41
45#
46M
°
105# 106M
125M 127
16
30
4
74M Oct.
78 M
70
75
73
108
107# 110
105
58 M
53
29#
20
22
103 # May
59
May
105 M
57 M
Sale
75
18
76M Oct.
Sept.
65M June
78M Oct.
23
74
28
90
70
74#
18
112
72M Oct.
109# Oct.
241109# Oct.
24
Sale
10,5
Oct.
28 105M Oct.
31
Sale
56
Oct.
57M Oct.
31
31
27
30
31
Oct.
32
32
Sale
29
Oct.
38
22
Oct.
Oct.
2?l
Mar. 19
Sept. 25
Oct.
lly<
Jan.
57
106
Feb. 28
107# Mar.
18
33
23
Apr. 22
Mar. 13
109 # Oct. 24
105# Feb. 24
Aug.
May
78
99 M May
52
June
Oct.
9
31
8
32 M Oct.
21
23
June
1
22
8*
Sept.
14
Apr. 25
Apr.
i
42 M Jan.
5
22
1
26 M
Sale
27
109M 111
6
110# HIM 110# Oct.
30
70
73
73
70
108M Sale
97
98 M
L04M 105
105# Sale
103
99 #
Sale
90
"71#
104
60#
1 107 # Oct.
106# Oct.
72M Oct.
26
75 M
Sale
78M
81
107M 110#
Sale
Sale
87M Feb. 24
102
May
67M Sept.
May
72
Sale
15
50
AHamburgElecCo7s
1935
14
30
AHamburgE & Und Ry 5#s'38
Sale
Houston Lt & Pr 3#s
1966 111
50
AHungarian-Ital Bk 7 #8—1963
66 M Sale
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
1949
65 M
6s series B
1949
67
503.000 Jacksonville Gas 5s stpd—1942
6,000
5s stamped reg
1942
99
106 #
43
15,000
5,000
June
Sale
Sale
40
1963
94
106M
66M
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s series A
—.1948
1,272,666 Italian Superpower 6s
June
29
100M 100# 100M Oct.
50
377,000 IntPow Sec 6#s series C-_ 1955
432,000
*7s series E
1957
558,000
*7s series F—
:
1952
3,212,000 Interstate Power 5s
1957
1,161,000
Debenture6s
—1952
333,000 Iowa-Nebraska L & P 5s. .1957
103,000
5s series B
1961
183,000 Iowa Pow & Lt 4#s A
1958
353,000 Isarco Hydro-Electric 7s_. 1952
56
Oct.
Sale
Sale
102
4
10 101
100 M
73
97 M May
30
Oct.
Sale
47
384,000 Idaho Power Co 3#s
1967
1,134,000 Illinois Pow & Light 5#s„1957
982,000
5 #s series B
1954
1.616,000
6s series A
1953
2,514,000
5s series C
1956
255,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A—1958
1,139,600 Indiana Service 5s
1950
1.424,000
1st lien & ref 5s——
1963
1,178,006 ilndianapolis Gas 5s A
1952
2 101M Oct.
80
Oct.
11
76M Oct.
96M
1945
1958
_
65
100 M Oct.
100
108M
100 #
106#
107 M
105 M
100#
5
74 M
74
109
106
Sale
Sale
71
Oct.
73 M Oct.
Sale
107
100
100
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
15 Ill
15M Feb.
106 M May
30
106
Oct.
106
2
24
74M Oct.
30
64
July
5
81
74
31
66
June 22
79
Oct.
28 109
Oct.
3 100 M Oct.
W
99 M Oct.
94
# 106# 106M Oct.
107 # Sale
107M Oct.
Sale
105 # 106
105
Oct.
Sale
101M 101
100M Oct.
Sale
74
Sale
73M Oct.
Sale
72 M Sale
71
Oct.
97
Sale
80
83
80
Oct.
29
99M Oct.
19M Sale
19
21
17M Oct.
11
21
26
32
22
Oct.
14
19M Oct.
60 M Oct.
36M Oct.
105
Oct.
15
24 M
23 M
Sale
27
62
26 M
Sale
38
Sale
105 M Sale
106
104
106 M
25
64
74 M.Oct.
72 M Oct.
28
Oct. .22
27# Oct. 23
24M Oct. 23
64
Oct.
31
39M Oct.
31
106 M 104 M Oct.
107 M 106 M Oct.
30 M
26M Oct.
24
Oct.
29
25
Sale
29M Oct.
14
38M Oct.
23
45
47
45M Oct.
46M Oct.
23
48M Oct.
47M Oct.
4
10
111
5 105M Oct.
5
27 M
38 M
48
Sale
8
3
18
31
105
37
46 M
46 M
1
Oct.
Sale
106 M
Sale
8 101
17
38M
105 #
107
35
24 M
Sale
23
1 106 M Oct.
14 107M Oct.
11 105# Oco.
11
Sale
106
112
104
125
130
125M 130
25
2 106
Oct.
15 104 M Oct.
2 107# Oco.
1
125M Oct.
Oct.
14 111M Apr. 19
28
16
15
Apr.
Apr.
105 M
87
98 #
101
June
109#
May
101#
107
May
May
107 *
96 M May 22 105#
00
93
Feb.
15
May
8
Apr. 11
Apr. 2G<
Oct. I $
Oct. 31
74 K Sept. T
73 M May
&
June
57
56
60
10
8
May
May
6 101
June
99 M Oct*
28-
Oot., 11
43# Jan.
lfr
2
21* July:
Oct.
18
15
P
88
May 24
May 24
May 28 106#
June 13 106#
106 M June,
7 109 #
II*
29
103
103
26 M Oct.
29 M Oct.
Jan.
Jan."
4
Apr.
15
Jan.
3
12
Jan.
Mar. 11
5
Jan.
\24
52
Apr. 25
14
42
Mar.
39
May 23
46 M Sept.26
1
53# Mar. 11
47# Oct. 10
102 M May 22 107# Mar. 26
117
May 21 127 H Apr. 20
Lake Superior
6,000
8,000
42,000
34,000
142,000
8,000
380,000
816,000
Dlst Power—
3# % series A
1966 105# 106M
15
40
ALeonard Tietz Inc 7#s—1946
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945 103# 104M
Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s
1957 107 M Sale
AMansfield Mining & Smelt—
1941
7s ex-warrants.—
2.000
64,000 McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
1.000
4,000
1948
17
66
25
70
108M 111
17
104 M
106 #
23
60
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
107 M 108 M 107M Oct.
Sale
30
Oct.
105
103 M Oct.
33
104
106M 107
27M
35
67
69 M
Memphis Comm'l Appeal2,000
5,000
10,000
10,000
6,000
31.000
71,000
59,000
38,000
50,000
64,000
12,000
98,000
37,000
58,000
77,000
19,000
10,000
16,000
278,666
Debenture 4 #8
59,000
193,000 Mongol Co 4#s
197,000 Met Edison 4s series E
1971
1965
4s series G
250,000
147,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6 #8 A.-1945
1943
305,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
818,000 Milwaukee G L 4#8
835,000 Minn Pow & Lt 4#s
1st & ref 5s
374,000
860,000 Mississippi Power 5s
1,128,000 Miss Power & Light 5s
643,000
704,000
758,000
95,000
83,000
281,000
115,000
1,594,000
2,072,000
10,000
504,000
15.000
108,000
103,000
2i"oo 6
4,000
7.000
76,000
Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s—1945
Nat Pow & Lt 6s A
2026
Deb 5s series B
2030
t ANat Pub Serv 5s O O D.1978
Nebraska Power 6s
-.2022
4#s—
1981
Neisner Bros Realty 6s—1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1956
New Amsterdam Gas 5s—1948
New Eng G &
5s
Elec Assn 5s 1947
1948
Convdeb 5s
1950
1,736,000
New Engl Pow Assn 5s
1948
2,336,000
Deb 5#s
—1954
2,335,000
New Eng Pow Co 3 34s A—1961
93,000
5s stamped
190,000
a6s series A
522,000
aN Y Pa & O RR 4 #sstpd
378,000
N Y State E & G 4#s
816,000
4 Ms registered
1,000
1942
1949
1950
1980
1980
3 Ms
1964
288,000
3Ms registered..
1964
4,000
N Y & Westchester Ltg 5s.'54
57,000
4s
2004
155,000
59,000
1953
236,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6 Ms
Nor Amer L& P 5Ms A
1956
618.000
North Boston Ltg Prop 3Ms 47
422,000
Nor Cont Util 5Ms A
1948
337.000
Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A--.1957
438.000
68,000
16,000
4,000
75,000
104,000
33,000
7.000
107M 108
108M 110
Sale
Sale
104 M
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
106# 107
104 M Sale
104 M Sale
Sale
109
Sale
99 M
Sale
Sale
107
107#
24 M
26
111M
121
124 #
108M 108#
105M 107M
79 M Sale
121
Sale
68 M Sale
67 M Sale
68
Sale
98 M Sale
100 M Sale
107M 108M
102 M Sale
102 M Sale
79 M
81
105
Sale
100M 101
94
98
62
93 M
101
96
99
Sale
23
66
Oct.
Oct.
1
23
100 M 101
100
Oct.
92 M
94 M
94# Oct.
Sale
94 M
Sale
61
Oct.
25
Sale
120
121
65 # Sale
65 M
65 M
67
Sale
Sale
8
9
106# 107
Sale
104
104 M Sale
107 M 109 M
106M Oct.
103 M Oct.
26 107
Oct.
23 104# Oct.
Oct.
31 105M Oct.
11 109M Oct.
94
Sale
104
,
108M Oct.
93
Oct.
108
109
16
7
106
75 M
9
64# Oct.
30
125 M 130
110M 113
26 M
10
25
2 105M Oct.
10 103M Oct.
9
81M
121
66 M
66
66 M
97 #
99 M
8
11
4
14
28
301,000
881,000
1,196,000
334,000
179,000
For footnotes
see
-
Ogden Gas Co5s-_Ohio Power 3 Ms
1945
1968
Ohio Public Service 4s
O da Nat Gas 3Ms B
1955
Oda Pow & Water 5s A
1948
page 53.
1962
99
66
Sale
65 M
98 M
Sale
97#
100
Sale
Sale
99
108# 109M 109M 109 M 109M
ll|
98
June
June
11 101# Oct.
June
17 110
10 127
3 111
Oct.
9
Oct.
17
1
8
23
1
Oct.
23
31
62
17
115
3
67# Oct.
66# Oct.
67# Oct.
10
11
99
Oct.
28 100# Oct.
28 109# Oct.
16
16
1
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
3
9
2 104# Oct.
29
3 102
Oct.
3 105# Oct.
30
7 102
Oct.
30
55
65
46
105
Sale
48
Sale
110# 113
108 M Sale
109
Sale
107 M Sale
103
103 M
49
Jan.
4
May 21
May
May
May
May
88# May
93
May
105
May
51
52
51
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
25 122# Jan.
24 71# Jan.
23 71# Jan.
28 71 # Jan.
22 99# Jan.
31 100# Jan.
28 110
Mar.
100# May
97
May
81
83
103# July
6
9
9
9
9
8
8
1
104#
Oct.
29
102
Jan.
Oct.
30
10
23
102# Mar.
104
Jan.
4
109
Oct,
1 110
Oct.
18
104# May
110
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
8 109
Oct.
1 115# Oct.
8
109
109
Oct.
8
115M
109
115
Sale
28
106# Oct.
2 106# Oct.
11
Sale
107
42 M
102#
111
46
Sale
40
102 M
Sale
104 M 103 # 104# 104
Sale
46 M Sale
40
40
98
106 M
Sale
104
105 Ms
8
17
109
May 22 113# Oct. 17
101
May 24 107 # Apr.
3
20
June
6
28
Sept. 27
120
May 22 128^ May
4
108# Jan.
3 111}
May 14
81M Oct.
3 120# Oct.
Oct.
9
1
9
May 22 104# Mar. 15
95
101M 102
Sale
101
Oct.
103 M 104# >104# 106
103 M Oct.
98
Sale 1102
Sale
97 M Oct.
103 M 104 M: 104 M 105 M 104 M Oct.
106M
102M 104
104 M
June
86
1107# Oct.
26M Oct.
101
115
Jan. 19
May 10
Jan. 10
Jan.
4
97
May 23 105# Oct. 14
108# Apr. 11 110# Feb. 20
104
-
Aug. 10
5105# Oct.
98# May 22 103# Mar.
102# May 24 107
May
96
1
Apr. 20
17
109
112M
104 M
Oct.
May 22 101#
May 29) 96
9 109#
106
June 181111
91# June 101100#
51# June
70
81
104# July
102
74
23
71# Apr. 23
18
Hi
Oct.
121M 120
Sale
65# Oct.
Sale
19
Aug.
1
58 # June 17
94# Oct.
109
Sale
104 M May 22 108# Sept. 20
30
Oct. 10
33
Oct. 31
103 # May 23 106
Jan. 16
103# May 21 108
Jan. 11
2 101M Oct.
4 113 M Oct.
101M 101M 100M Oct.
112# 113 M 111M Oct.
107 M Sale
107 M Oct.
26#
28
26M Oct.
127
Sale
126
Oct.
111
Sale
110# Oct.
111M 112
107 M Sale
Oct.
105 M 104 # Oct.
103 M 103 M 102M Oct.
104# 105
Sale
1
24
99
109
23
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
109H 109}
11
67 M Oct.
10 101
107M Oct.
99#
60 M
23
17
95
Oct.
16 108M Oct.
4 110
Oct.
17
99M Oct.
106 M 109],
98 M
59
3
31
-
30,000
33,000
48,000
100M
90 M
109 M
110M
Sale
Sale
1967
1978
New Orleans Pnblic Serv—
10,000
98
86 M
107 M
108
100#
67 M
100 M
102 M
—1955 106
1955 103
1957 103 #
-.1951 110
228,000 Miss River Power 5s
753,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A—1960
96
3,000
174,000
121,000
299,000
186,000
8,000
1952
1947
106M Oct.
9 108M Oct.
10
33
Oct.
25 105M Oct.
1 107M Oct.
104#
Sale
110# 112M 111M
109M 108 # Sale
108 M Sale
Sale
110
109M 110M
102 M 104
103 # 104 M
Oct.
110# Oct.
108
Oct.
115# Oct. 28
106# May
1
Oct.
4
40
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
17
94
9
104
46# Oct.
31
35
9
101
May 22 103# Aug.
May 22 106
Jan.
June
4
49# Jan.
May 27 106# Feb.
1
104 # Oct.
108# Oct.
107 M Oct.
102# Oct
111# June
May
102
50
9
Oct.
Oct.
108 M
Oct.
1 103
15 105
102M Oct.
108 M
109
105# Jan.
Jan.
31 10431« Oct.
/
4 111#
Oct.
23
30 109# Oct.
7
9
24 109#
Oct.
25 108# Oct.
5 104# Oct.
17
11
107#
103#
103#
104#
100#
9
65
Mar. 12
14
12
10
20
May 23 111# Jan. 26
May 24 109# May
9
May 28 109# Mar. 15
May 28 109
May 29 105
Apr. 10
Feb. 13>
new
52
YORK
aggregate
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Pacific Gas & Elec
series F--1971
1962
1950
5s series H
10434 Sale
10734 10794
10934 Sale
285.000 Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
109
448,000
534s series B
1959 106
140,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s O— —1947 10734 Sale
1954 10634 10794
5s series D
53,000
1,465,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke
4s series D
1,764,000
845,000 Phila Elec Power 534s
477,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s
Piedmont
1 039,000
37,000
264,000
21,000
1,295,000
175,000
9534
4sB_'81
Sale
9734
98
1961
1972 11334 11434
9594
9434
1962
Hydro-Electric Co—
634s series A
1960
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1949
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
APomeranla Elec Co 6s—1953
♦Portland Gas & Coke 5s. 1940
43
10434
Sale
83
Sale
30
1950
5s stamped
342,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E--1956
93,000
434s series F
-.1961
54,000 Potrero Sugar 7s stamped-1947
321,000 Power Corp of Can 4 34s B-1959
1954
11,000 iPrussian Electric 6s
Public Service of Colorado—
S f deb 4s_—-.1949
132,000
1st mtge 3 34s
---1964
478,000
Public Service Co of N J—
6% perpetual certificates
473,000
1966
149,000 Pub Serv of Okla 4s
4,523,000 Puget Sound P & L 5 His--1949
5s series C
1950
1,372,000
434s series D_
1950
3,003,000
289,000 Queens Boro G &
46
104
100
12
10894
Sale
110
111
4994
88
1953
—.1958
311,000, Scripps(E W) Co 534s
1951
583,000 Scullin Steel Co 3s__-
1967
1,143,000 Shawinigan W & P 434s—
1970
434s series D
803,000
1947,
219,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
.1957
689,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s
2025
2,426,000 Southeast P & L 6s
1960
1,316,000 Sou Calif Ed 394s—May 1
33<4s series B—July 1 1960
571,000
1960
*394 B registered
10,000
Southern Counties Gas
.1968
of California 4 His
441,000
.1951
532,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4s_..
.2022
522,000 Southwestern P & L 6s
S'western Pub Serv 6s A_. .1945
141,000
.1989
343,000 Spalding (AG) & Bros 58-.
Standard Gas & Electric—
*1948
6s stamped
3,593,000
.1948
6s con v stamped- 2,687,000
.1951
6s series A
4,200,000
.1957
6s gold debs
—
3,965,000
.1966
6s series B
3,486,000
.1966
6s B registered
2,000
.1957
3,992,000 Stand Power & Lt 6s
.1950
AStarrett Corp 5s
648,000
(Hugo) Corp—
.1940
7s 2d stamped 4s
Certifs of deposit---. .1940
.1946
7s 2d stamped 4s
24
24
Oct.
15
103
3 104 94 Oct.
9
25
Oct.
29
99
105
103 34 104
10354 Oct.
9534
759,000
60.000
936,000
1,704,000
552 ,000
1.62 ,000
500 ,000
34 ,000
57 ,000
707 ,000
1,797 ,000
272 ,000
4,222 ,000
431 ,000
387 ,000
370 ,000
450 ,000
72
,
Sale
Sale
Sale
110 94
10534 10594
52
10434
Sale
50
6734 Sale
6734 Sale
6734 Sale
6634 Sale
6734 Sale
105 94
106
46
101
70
Oct.
18
7634 Oct.
4
10794 June
5 111
45
Aug. 14
5334
61
June
3
9134
16
14
Jan. 13
28
107
Sale
80
31
18
4 10834 Oct.
8 136
Oct.
30
2534
Sale
2634
3734 Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
8134 Sale
94
90
104
4934
101
106
48
71
Sale
7134
Sale
Sale
105 34 Oct.
10534 Oct.
103 94 Oct.
Sale
Oct.
50 94 46
100
Oct.
10594 Oct.
108
48
Oct.
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
8034
99
Sale
99
Sale
.
97
97
Sale
98
26
3
29
29
15
4934 Jan.
48
48
Jan.
19
48
72
Jan.
19
24
28
49
Oct.
Jan.
24
19
7394 Oct. 26
73 94 Oct. 26
16
19
Jan.
72
June 13
29
45
Oct.
4
42
3234
29
3834 Oct.
4
18
Oct. 29
June 10
23 94 Oct.
Sale
105
Oct.
Sale
106 94 Oct.
Sale
11834 11934 Oct.
9794 Oct.
Sale
60
Oct.
Sale
16
2134 June 12
46
29
29
24
46
Oct.
Oct.
47
Oct.
34
734
2734
694 Oct.
34
Oct.
107
106
Sale
9234 Oct.
11734 Oct.
8234 Oct.
10134 100
Oct.
100
Oct.
10134 Oct.
10934 Sale
10894 Oct.
57
5834 56 94 Oct.
Sale
108
Oct.
10734 10834 106 34 108
114
Oct.
11434
113 94 118
102
Sale
22
3
6234 Oct.
14
31
734 Oct. 28
11734 Oct. 22
9834
99
9934 Sale
Oct.
9894 Oct.
19
22
5
8834 May 24 10334 Jan.
Apr. 10
56
May 22 69
634 July
114
June
28
16
2
33 94 Oct.
34
Oct.
9
94
Oct.
31
8934 Oct.
28 10734 Oct.
10
9694 Oct.
31
11
14
Oct.
16
110
8894 Oct.
31
3
30 10494 Oct.
28 10234 Oct.
31 104
18
5
2
Oct.
12
16
M ty 23
June 10
10434 July
78
17 10134 Oct.
1 10134 Oct.
30
16
74 34 May 22
May 21
73
31
14 119
1234 Mar. 11
4
11834 May
Jan.
5
33K Oct.
28
31
31
45 H
Oct.
94
May 21
Oct.
8934 Apr.
5 110
Apr.
9694 Oct.
Feb.
7
27
June
I
119
4
1094 Jan.
May 21
May 16 10934 Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
21
25
107
10 10934 Oct.
26
10734 Aug. 26 10934 July
1
43
June
7
Oct.
3
11 10834 Oct.
14 115
Oct.
22
104 34 May 31
28
107 34 June
103
Miy
107 94 Oct.
31
99
Oct.
24
90
June
16 100
Oct.
30
94
June
60
9
3
15
5
9934 May 21 10494 Oct.
3
94
May 31 10234 Oct.
Sept. 21
95
May 21 104
8
3
20
8
31
89
Apr.
72 34 May 28
5 10134 Oct.
9534 July
May 29 10194 Jan.
85
25 108
10634 Oct.
98
3
18
2034 Oct.
31
Sept. 13
Sept. 11
3834 Oct.
4
Jan.
22
9
7434 Apr. 29
2434 Feb.
5
101 34 May 23 10694 July
104 34 May 14 108H Jan.
109
June
5 12034 Oct.
Oct.
27
107
107 94
1 12034 Oct.
1
9994 Oct.
15
8
8834 Oct.
84 94 Oct.
10234 Sale
16
Oct.
Oct.
28
Sale
21
8
Sale
Sale
31
Oct.
16
Sale
Sale
Oct.
2 108
Oct.
28
Sale
33
10634 Oct.
8
2034 Oct.
56 94
9 8 34
9934
0
7434 May
7494 Apr.
7434 Apr.
7434 Apr.
7494 Apr.
19
19
32
10894 109
9834
Apr.
Jan.
24
434 Oct.
634
734
108
Oct.
10734 110
97 34
60
49
Oct.
108 94 112
10634 Sale
May 21
28
23
42
Sale
2294
33
107
40
73 94 Oct.
73 34 Oct.
73 34 Oct.
15
15
Oct.
10134 10294 102
10234 Sale
102 94 Oct.
10334 10434 102 94 Sale
102
25
21
7034 Oct.
117 94 117
434
Oct.
Oct.
50
1494 May 21
90
93 34
8934
8634 Sale
10734 10834 108
96 94
92 94 Sale
118
11834 Sale
88 94
8434 Sale
10034
100 94 Sale
Sale
10034
100
434
10 10594 Mar. 28
53
Mar. 12
May 24
6
May 21 10534 Jan.
5
May 22 10834 Feb.
27
8
Sale
37
4
88 94
104
10394 Oct.
3
27
"28"
18
28
11
10
Oct.
Oct.
45
16
_
46
40
87
Sale
1
31
43
2334
19
22
May 24 95 V4 Jan
3
9634 June
3 10334 Oct.
1
May 22 11334 Sept. 13
10594 Oct.
3 110" Jan.
"
Jan.
110'
10594 Oct.
1 107!
Aug.
10794 Aug.
28
4194
30
30
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
102
4234 Oct.
32
694
15
87
1
42 34 Sale
4234
43
28
26
22
30
31
7034 Oct.
21
9
Oct.
Oct
16 106
1
7094 Oct.
7034 Oct.
7094 Oct.
15
90
105
Oct.
71
31
17
Jan.
3
9102
6
Oct.
Jan.
12
Mar.
I
2634
38
23
Jan. 24
10034 June 11 104
57
May 15
7434
64
June
3
9834
97 34
64
May 31
2
10 10434 Oct.
1
51
Oct.
Jan.
27
3
26
22
3 105 94 Oct.
3 106
Oct.
99
2134 Oct.
72 94
2334
Sale
Oct.
90
12
2
Oct. 23
Oct. 25
105 H June 28 10934 Jan.
127
June 11 13634 Sept.
17
103 34 Oct.
Oct.
1 113
24
Oct.
6
15
71
Water Power—
1st mtge 3 348
1964
Western Newspaper Union—
5234 Sale
Conv deb 6s
1944
West Penn Elec 5s_.
2030 10634 107
West Penn Traction 5S---1960 11594 119
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1911 10494 Sale
Wisconsin P & L 4s A-...1966 10594 Sale
53.
Oct
34 Oct.
11094 Oct.
90
Oct.
Jan.
July
6
1334 Sept. 13
June
72
Oct.
73 94 Oct.
23
Oct.
2234
3334
25
1
2634 Oct. 15
Oct.
2
38
Oct. 22
Oct.
2
31 10234 Oct.
Oct.
7
7434 Oct. 31
Oct.
1
Oct. 30 8834 Oct.
1
Oct. 30 8734 Oct.
102
73 94
73 34
73 94
73 34
73
Sale
-
For footnotes see page
1934
29
10094
71
81
8134
102 34 10234 102
Sale
ft*
Oct.
23
-----
100 94
74 34
51
3234
May 28 15934
10434 May 28 108
May 21 102
86
May 21 10134
83
May 24 10034
81
21
:
19 102
Oct. 25
Apr. 29
Jan. 10
June 25
24 10794 Sept. 24
25 109
Oct. 19
128
Oct.
19
"25""
24
27
48
71
10434 July
10534 July
25
105 94 107
7134
1
19
Oct.
Oct.
29 109
9234 Oct.
6634
2434
25 107
9034 Oct.
Sale
117
—1937
.—1947
10694 Oct.
10834 Oct.
72
---1950
1949 11794
1956
1941
16
a 1st 6s
1945
85
United Lt & Pow 034s
1974
Deb 6s
1975 8334
534s-.-_
1959 107
93
United Lt & Rys(Del) 5 34s 1952
United Lt & Rys (Me) 6s A1952 118
212,000 t A York Rys Co 5s
♦5s stamped
368,000
Sale
10034 Sale
Washington
48.000
486.000
17
{♦Ulen & Company—
6s 4th stamped
United Elec of N J 4s
United Elec Service 7s
AUnited Indus 6 34s
69.000
500,000
221,000
102.000
10634 June 17 10934 May 10
25
23
Sale
16
29
10134 Oct.
10034 Oct.
7134 Sale
9
1
Oct.
Mar,
Apr.
Oct.
9834 Oct.
9534 Oct.
Sale
Sale
103
71
94
90
8
11
29
Oct.
11294 Sale
Sale
Sale
10634
104
Oct.
Oct.
101
92
Apr.
50
2
Sale
Mar.
17
Oct.
Sale
88
4
2 15934 Oct.
1610734 Oct.
Sale
Oct. 17
Jan.
9
Feb. 16
19 109
25 111
10834 107
Oct.
13634 138
13534 Oct.
873
87J
2
Oct.
Sale 155
Oct.
10734 107
10194 Sale
10034 Oct.
2 6 34
Oct. 21
Feb.
3
Apr. 23
Oct.
106
29
103
Sale
102
June 13
4834
May 29 106 34
May 18 10494
June 17 25
13
7834 May 22
75
June
3
9
Oct.
94
2
25
Mar. 23
Oct.
10834 Oct.
159
1934 Sale
28
7
8534 Oct.
11
50
33
27 94 Sale
106
10534 106
10634 106 94 10734
117
11934 Sale
98
97 94 Sale
61 94
6034 Sale
1973
Utah Power & Light 4348-1944
6s series A
2022
9
22
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
Ill
Hydro-Electric Co—
a634s series A
1953 4494 Sale
Texas Elec Service 5s.----I960 10494 Sale
Sale
Texas Power & Lt 5s
1956
Sale
6s
2022
10294
Tide Water Power 5s A—1979
Sale
Twin City Rap Tr 5348 A-1952
Deb 6s series A
14
Oct.
6
Jan.
50
7034
13534
11234
10934
10234 Sale
1,052,000 Virginia Pub Ser 534# A—1946
Sale
6s
1946 100
411,000
58 series B
1950 10094 Sale
5J7.000
J
Ad
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1034 Sale
a5s income deb
1954
940,000
Wash Ry & Elec 4s.
1951 10794 109
89.000
8534
10734 10834 107 94
Terni
778,000
1,537,000
Oct.
Oct.
84
Sale
45
Stinnes
203,000
14,000
186,000
92
25
2534
93 34
8434
24
3134 Oct.
15 105
Oct.
10534 107
2534
103
10734
4934
15
2634 Oct.
35
13 34
Sale
103
Sale
1063
Sale
10894 1083
9934
51
104 34
35
Sale
10994
28
26
Prices
Jan.
91
May 29 10134 Oct. 31
95
June
3 10294 Oct. 24
Feb.
1
11034 Mar. 20 115
Oct.
7
92
May 22 105
31
27
65
Sale
91
7
18
1 10134 Oct.
1 102 94 Oct.
9034 Sale
9594
Oct.
Oct.
2 11334 Oct.
18 105
Oct.
20
64
95
2 108
18 107
9894 Oct.
Oct.
35
1979 10934 HO
652,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4 34s
1952 133
137
41,000 San Joaquin L & P6sB—
ASaxon Public Works—
11
35
1937
6s
22,000
1951
2134
23
137,000 ASchulte Real Estate 6s_-1943 10334 Sale
17
Oct.
Oct.
11234 Oct.
10334 Oct.
9134 Sale
Sale
17
14
11
100
15534 Sale
106 34 108
10034 Sale
9834 Sale
9534 Sale
15134 155
107
10834
9894 Sale
98
Sale
9234 Sale
29
Sale
1434
108
100
May 21 10634
10494 May 23 10894
10434 May 28 10934
10194 June
5 10834
106
May 24 10834
105
May 24 10834
21
8 10834 Oct.
1 10834 Oct.
Sale
50
Sale
74
30
11 a0634 Oct.
1 10834 Oct.
Oct.
Sale
108 94 11234 10894 112
109 94 111
110
112
46
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
107
108
Sale
Prices
10594 Oct. 30| 11034
10734 Sept. 4 112
86
June 10 9734
39
Sept. 24 4334
9634 June 11 10494
101
June
6 10734
102 34
113
2634 Sale
107
10394 104
1434
93 34 Sale
8534 Sale
Sale
9634
Sale
101
105
107
E 534S--1952
35,000 iRuhr Gas Co 634s--7,000 ARuhr Housing (334s A
9894 Sale
100
Sale
11234 115
102 94 10334
10634 10534
109
10734
10934 107
10834 10634
Sale
10734
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I
Lowest
10734 10534
10534 10594 105 94
107 94
10734 Sale
106 94 10734 10734
10794
10634 Sale
10794
10734 108
106 94
107
108
5194
14
|
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Ask Bid
1
Sale
10o94 10634 105 H Oct. 30 106 Vi Oct.
3
108
10734 Oct.
107
3,10734 Oct.
110
9
96 94 Oct. 25
95
Oct.
Sale
9634 Sale
71 3934 Oct. 17
Oct.
4034 39
40
39J4
103 94 Oct. 14 10a 94 Oct. 25
104 34 Sale
Sale
2 106
Oct. 24
Sale
105
Oct.
0Concluded)
6s B—1941 109 H Sale
112
Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s__—1942 110
9394 Sale
Pacific Power & Light 5s__1955
43 34 Sale
Park Lexington BIdg 3s ~--1964
Penn Cent Lt & Pow 434s_1977 10294 Sale
5s
1979 10394 10434
BONDS
Oct. 31
1
Oct.
Ask
Bid
i
,
1940
Jan. 1
Penn Electric 4s
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB
Since
404,000
551,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
sales
4J2.000
56,000
3,248,000
64,000
2,290,000
155,000
EXCHANGE
CURB
60 H
Feb.
10834 Oct.
3
20
15
23
22
May 13
10 117
271105
Jan. 23
10234 May 28 10794 Oct. 31
...
99
Oct.
6 100
Oct.
19
24
30
AGGREGATE
SALES
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
October
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Nov., 1940]
Jan. 2
Ask
Bid
Oct.
1
Oct.
1940
Jan. 1
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
1,000
28,000
29,000
14.000
4,000
9,000
12,000
4,000
1,000
93,000
88,000
4,000
8,000
3.000
10.000
2,000
1,000
"16",000
20.000
86,000
30",000
1,000
•
t»
a
r
x
A
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
i20-year 7s
;
Apr 1946
420-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
24
30
14
19
25%
16
10
8%
35
35
70
50
12 M
5154
42)1
8%
15
14%
24%
12 %
25
12
20
Sale
17
16
2
10
26
Oct.
29
8% Oct.
16
Oct.
21
18
11
25
26
Oct.
4
15
30
Oct.
3
22
28
22
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
16
Oct.
1
26% Oct.
26% Oct.
24
25
Oct.
17
25% Oct.
30
30
26
Oct.
4
Oct. 15
Jan.
8
Mar. 13
Mar.
52
49
Jan.
30
26% Oct.
26% Oct.
30
30
9
7
4
7 H May 18
7% May 16
11
Apr. 24
25% Oct.
12
Jan.
26
28
20% Oct.
7
20% Oct.
7
11)4 Oct.
11
11% Oct.
11
Oct.
4
Oct.
6% Oct.
% Oct.
11
8
10
24
16
13
20
20
28
20
28
28
20
26
Oct. 10
10% Apr.
8
13% Mar. 25
15
Jan. 24
11
5% May 31
8
June 12
7% June
6
20
Sept. 20
20% Oct.
7
265
265
Apr.
5*
Mar. 20
I
15
11)4
15
40
21
35
16
14%
6%
M
1854
53
10%
7%
8
% Sale
15
M
% Sale
%
%
13 M
7
6%
%
11
16
Sale
6A
11% 15!
15
% Oct.
11
14
6% Oct.
% Oct.
1
Oct.
10
% Oct.
17
Oct.
10
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
July
% Feb.
% Feb.
17% Mar.
June 13
Apr.
9% Jan.
5
June
% Jan.
% Feb.
% Jan.
11
Sept.
14%
46%
16%
10%
%
19
13
11
2
16
6
25
13
13
20
11
1
16
1
28
n
Under the rule sales, in which no account Is
taken in computing range, are given below:
No sales.
"m" mortgage.
"n-v" non-voting.
voting trust certificates
Ex-dividend.
11
16
13
Abbreviations Used Above:
"cum" cumulative.
r Oash sales, in which
no account is taken In
computing range, are given below:
"vtc"
Bonds being traded flat.
"w i" when issued
"w w" with warrants.
Pennsylvania
at 111%.
"x-w" without warrants,
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken <n computing range, are given as follows:
Power &|Light $6 pref.,
Oct. 24
a
"cod" certificates of deposit,
"cons" consolidated.
"conv" convertible.
Public Service of Colorado 6%
'
'
1st pref., Oct. 31
at 107.
No sales.
,.
25
9
11
•a;
29
16
11
23
13
Abbreviations Used Above:
Feb.
12% Aug. 16
18
May
9
20
May 21
14
10
14)j»
{ Reported in receivership.
20
Oct.
42 %
9
value.
Sold under the rule.
Deferred delivery sale,
Sold, for cash.
29
Jan.
6% Oct.
12% Oct.
6)4
14
10%
of Chile 6s—1931
No par
Oct.
15
9
6)4
11M
8%
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
4Parana (State of) .Brazil 7s '58
4Rio de Janeiro 6 Ma
1959
4Ru8sian Govt 6%s
.1919
a6%s registered
1919
45 Hs
1921
4Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
15.000 4Mtge Bank
26
7
Jan.
16
10
26
6%
7
12
Sale
26%
29
7% June
12
Oct.
25 M
14
8H
15
13
29
6% Oct.
11% Oct.
12
28
35
Feb.
28% Feb.
20% Sept. 16
Aug. 13
6
17
26 M
1958
7s.-1951
Oct.
9% Oct.
18
8
13
11%
20
9% Sale
9%
10%
14%
16%
(City) Ger 7s—1939
2
25)4 Oct.
26%
25%
Sale
20)4 Oct.
24 % Oct.
22
8
2
20
23
24
30
20)4 Oct.
19
9%
25%
25%
22
Sale
12
"25""
30
10
5
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
47s issue of May 1927—1947
9,000
47s issue of Oct 1927
1947
12,000
99,000
167,000
226,000
269,000
3,000
187,900
53,000
26
20
12%
AHanover (Prov) 6Ks
1949
Alima (City), Peru, 6%s--1958
AMaranhao j'State) 7s
AMedellin (Colombia)
20
24
13 M
46s A......-----------1952
34,000
72,000 Danish Cons Munic 5%s.-1955
6s
1953
29,000
ADanzig P & Wafway Bond—
^external s f 6 Ms—.—1952
13,000
210,000 iGerman Cons Munic 7s—1947
46s
1947
159,000
4Hanover
20%
20
12
45,000 *Baden (Germany) 7s.—1951
iCauca valley (Dept of) Rep of
Colombia extl s f 7s
1948
69,000
iCent Bk of German State 8c
Prov Banks 6s B_.
1951
35,000
42,000
16,000
50,000
122,000
62,000
35
30
20
26%
26 M
'
'
'
'
.
.
.
.
"
AA
.
■
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Bond Sales
1939
1940
October-.-
548,090
5,450,000
1940
October
778,009
7,015,000
1939
$20,000
652,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
$342,000
1,480,000
AQOREOATE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
October
Jan. 1
$
20",006
Shares
1,742
260
300
2,600
350
700
850
200
1,497
I§5
3.204
8.205
450
*6,700
50
1,100
"i",450
10
'6,043
8,100
70
350
500
3 100
1,050
1600
3,214
3,350
650
1,609
7,633
150
100
150
4,550
"""650
4,024
1,165
1
Jan. 2
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares
69
Sale
144
49
Hiohest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
40
June
6
Sale
12124
Highest
.
Sale Prices
June
40
6
11024 May 22 131
Apr. 15
Oct.
1§
12224 Oct.
31
5854 Oct.
2
31
1
11
Oct.
Oct.
28
1
324 Oct.
424 Oct.
1024 Oct.
1354 Oct.
26
31
25
16
10
Oct.
Oct.
7
25
26
2224 May
Sale
4054 Sale
26
94
96
171g
1524
35*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38 24
1
47
1024
4
Sale
1124
1224
Sale
23
Sale
3424
11
1024
324
aVA
424 Sale
1124
1124
14
12 24
1754
1624
2124
2254
3754 Sale
Oct.
1024 Oct.
324 Oct.
324 Oct.
1024 Oct.
1224 Oct.
1524 Oct.
21
Oct.
3324 Oct.
51
8
4
1
25
10
17
21
3754 Oct.
4
94
Sale
Oct.
21
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
15 16524 Oct.
1
524 Oct.
11
1154 Oct.
91
9224
9124
160
16524 Sale
454
524 Sale
10
Sale
12
1024
154
124
154
154
36
36
34
3454
Sale
4
4
454
9224
16324
454
1154
154
3224
424
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
Oct.
31
9
9354 Oct.
3
31
31
1
154 Oct.
3454 Oct.
424 Oct.
15
124 Oct.
24 Oct.
1
*
5
1
554
324
654
15
92*
179^
924
5
92-4
1854
1024
524
3124 Sale
10
Sale
4
23
25 54
Sale
2124
1724
424
Sale
5
Sale
1824
4 54
1154
10
1
10
Yi
20)4
Sale
124
24
24
8
Sale*
Sale
m Sale
16* il*
524 Sale
1724
1954
10
11
1054
1654 Sale
1024 Sale
424
524
3254 Sale
8
824
22
Sale
12
1824 Sale
Sale
12
a5/A
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
21
1624 Oct.
1024 Oct.
11
2
Oct.
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
21
18
10
5
724
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
5
1924
1854
1754
20
A*
Sale
3054
724
4 24
1754
20
Sale
18
18
10
I*
il*
224
824
1824
33
1624
724
2
1054 Sale
8
3
26
24
10
Oct.
5
224 Oct.
624 Oct.
17
31
31
22
Oct.
23
1154 Oct.
1824 Oct.
28
25
12
Oct.
31
554
3324
854
524
2024
2054
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
18
Oct.
19
24
31
14
1
31
Oct.
9
1624 Oct.
30
Oct.
Oct.
24
824 Oct.
2
Oct.
28
724 Oct.
10
1054 Oct.
31
3
Oct.
454 Oct.
1854 Oct.
1
16
21
324 Oct.
524 Oct.
1924 Oct.
1454 Oct.
15
Oct.
15
1554 Oct.
2124 Oct.
3
28
8224 Oct.
10
9124 Oct.
31
24 Oct.
624 Oct.
24 Oct.
1
24 Oct.
1
2
Sale
22
5
Sale
4
1924
324
524
Sale
Oct. 31
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
Oct.
7
Apr.
Jan.
15
3
8
11
Mar. 12
1824 May
73
May
146
May
4
May
10
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 24
May
9
Apr. 17
Mar. 11
Jan. 31
Jan.
4
Oct
54 Jan.
30
June
324
24
24
24
4
May
May
Feb.
Sept.
Apr.
Aug.
May
May
May
May
Feb. 15
Oct. 23
Oct. 28
Oct. 25
May
8
Sept.
Apr.
Mar.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct.
Oct
524 June
11
8
Apr.
1
Apr. 15
Apr. 16
254
424
1554
854
1224 May
724 May
324 May
2424 May
724 Oct.
354-May
May
May
x June
_
6
3
Apr.
8
Apr. 15
July 16
Oct.
7
28
8
2
31
May
May
May
May
May
854 May
1154 May
5
June
Apr,
224 July
424 May
1724 June
17
14
3
Sale
1824 Sale
it*
224
Sale
21
a
24 Oct. 11
24 Oct. 17
454 Oct. 14
224 Oct. 14
524 Oct. 31
Jan.
3424
724
224
224
24
9
i Jan.
Jan.
5024 May
144
%
Sale
30
pref
5324 Oct.
Sale
2
1
Bruce Co (E L) common
600 Bunte Bros common
12,300 Burd Piston Ring common
47,051 Butler Bros common
Sale
51
22
5
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Binks Mfg Co capital
1
Bliss & Laughlm Inc com
5
Borg-Warner Corp common..5
Brach & Sons (E J) capital
*
Brown Fence & Wire cl A pfd. *
Common
54
Sale
2
12.350 Bastian-Blessing Co common.*
7,850 Belden Mfg Co common.... 10
Belmont Radio Corp
Bendix Aviation Corp com
Sale
19
5
Aviation & Transport cap
58
4724
924
324
324
¥
354
\ V* it* a*
i$3 m m*
5
Backstay Welt Co common
*
1
800 Barber Co (w H) common
5,125 Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com..5
conv
Ask
Sale
47
Automatic Washer common..3
Aviation Corp (Del)
3
5% cum
Lowest
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
1
Ask Bid
Bid
12854 12854 ll§2 24 12254 12124
224
.
11,051
Ask
*
344 Auburn Auto Co common
2,380 Automatic Products com
13,150
53,910
38,960
4,950
18,231
61,522
3,060
2,750
5,650
18.500
Bid
Par
*
14,380 Abbott Laboratories com
170
4 24 % cum con v pref—
100
4,176 Acme Steel Co common.—-25
2,150 Adams (J D) Mfg common— ♦
4,659 Adams Oil & Oas Co com
17,770 Advanced Alum Castings
-.5
11,000 Aetna Ball Bearing common.. 1
23,550 Allied Laboratories common. _♦
3,600 Allied Products Corp ,Com..10
Class A
25
3,300
*
8,047 Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
250 Altorfer Bros conv pref
*
5,874 American Pub Serv pref
100
39,727 Amer Tel & Tel Co capital
100
5
127,751 Armour & Co common
1
19,150 Aro Equipment Co com
58,600 Asbestos Mfg Co common
1
*
3,100 Associates Invest Co com..
7,600 Athey Truss Wheel capital..4
2.710
58,718
82,320
1,570
Oct.
1940
$
10,000 Chicago Ry 1st M 5s ctfs. .1927
642,000 Oommonweaitn Ed 324s__1958
_ _
"""873
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
.
Mar.
8
Jan.
3
Apr.
3
Apr.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
20
28
11
31
_
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
566
600
"l",8l6
3,050
1,750
2,500
300
410
1,220
100
50
50
22,600
2,400
60
150
Foundry capital
*
7,052
3,577 Castle & Co (A M) common. 10
20
2,030 Cent Cnld Storage Co com
*
19,320 Central ill Pub Serv pref
Central 111 Secur Corp—
Common.
__1
13,500
Convertible preferred
*
11,150
118,700 Cent & S W Util com (new) 50c
Prior lien preferred...
*
4,060
Preferred
$
7,240
*
9,880 Central States Pr & Li pref
Chain Belt Co common...—-*
2,995
5
50 Checker Cab Mfg cap
5
4,500 Cherry Burr ell Corp com
1
169,750 Chicago Corp common
Convertible preferred*
16,530
60 Chicago Elec Mfg class A
6,550 Chicago Flexible Shaft com..5
100
6,363 Chicago & N W Ry com.
100
368 Chicago Ry pt ctfs "I"
400 Chicago Towel Co conv pref..*
Common capital
*
1,020
6,347 Chicago Yellow Cab capital..*
Chrysler Corp common
..5
28,439
10
40,470 Cities Service Co common
*
14,900 Club Alum Utensil Co com
2,030 Coleman Lamm & Stove com.-*
451,175 Com'wealth Edison com.... 25
18,300 Compressed Indus Oases cap-5
1
6,500 Consolidated Biscuit com
*
47,286 Consolidated OR Corp
1424
1524
2124
1154
14
8254 Sale
20
13
2,895
7,250
800
510
27,350
""700
6,761
330
90
110
2,830
590
228
1,590
10,863
2,487
360
840
2,170
1,553
300
450
90
200
r
Consumers Co—
V t c pref part shares
50
Com part shs vtcA
.50
Common part shs v t c B
*
Container Corp of Am com..20
Continental Steel common
*
Preferred
100
25
15,789 Crane Co common
2,750 Cudahy Pack Co 7 % cum pf 100
9,650 Cunningham Drug Stores. .224
750 Curtis Lighting Inc common 2 24
4,850 Dayton Rubber Mfg common. 1
Cum class A pref
822
35
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
865
2,210
Common
10
60
100
Preferred
For footnotes^see,lpage
56.
Sale
Sale
10754
8924 Sale
624
106*
44
2154
12
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
14
72
25
Sale
1224
7024
24
2!*
11
56 Sale
24
224
110
ro
7124
Sale
Sale
Sale
824
)024
424
3
Sale
2324
35
1224 Sale
L224
1424
224
324
754 Sale
354
454
124
2
%
124
16 24 Sale
28
)7
30
2324
24
>1
L824
2
L854
2324
154
110
10*
22
1854
354
1954
31
105;
71
65
9
1024
Sale
524 Sale
224
3
8024
35
Sale
3024 Sale
154 Sale
6
Sale
1324
Sale
Sale
"73"
69
Sale
1024
Sale
84
Sale
624
224
3154
3054
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
154"
2
524 Sale
15
14
Oct.
1
Oct.
Oct. 24
Oct. 28
12
624
24
10824
4724
1124
2124
1824
Oct. 25
2
Oct.
8
Oct.
2
Oct.
7
Oct.
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
Oct.
3
24 Oct.
2824 Oct.
28
30
Oct.
Oct.
3
20
Oct.
69
Oct.
9
7124 Oct.
"Oct"
1
12
Oct.
3
154 Oct.
30
1
3
29
69
9
Oct.
2 108
28
69
Oct.
7
28
Oct.
11
1024 Oct.
31
7754
554
254
3324
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
14
84
Oct.
18
30
Oct.
17
624
224
3524
3024
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
28
154 Oct.
554 Oct.
1
18
2
Oct.
Oct.
8
1
1
3
18
624 Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
8
22
4
Oct.
3
17
Oct.
154 Oct.
1024 Oct.
30
9
9
25
17
15
124 Oct.
4
24
Oct.
1
2
4424
924
2154
1824
224
24
24
224
106 24
10824 115
24
10824 110
23
354
24
54
1424
2354
124
54
1454 Sale
2454
2324
107
2154 Sale
6524 Sale
62
Oct.
16)4
124
Sale
16
Oct.
954
2424
11
1924 Oct.
2
22
1
8
124 Oct.
22
54 Oct.
Oct.
18
2424 Oct.
10824 Oct.
2254 Oct.
31
Oct.
29
72
22
25
3
1654 Oct.
4
2
Oct.
10
11
Oct.
7
124 Oct.
23
3r
224
73
2324
7
Sale
102
Sale
21
19
3J*
20
Sale
38
16
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
424
Sale
Sale
154
100
190 Deep Rock Oil Corp conv pref. *
*
7,431 Deere & Co common
8324
1524
20 24
■
16
__
30
30
400
2124
7*
54
11324
7024
324
20 24
Sale
1524
19
-A—
124
1824
30
Sale
2224
Sale
2 24
1024 May 21
1424 May 22
824 Feb. 14
71
May 24
24 Jan.
454 July
24 Mar.
92
2024
1924 Oct.
9
2254 Oct.
2
Jan.
8!
May
37
Sept.
424 May
1524 May
1824 Oct.
June
9
24 May
25 54 June
19
Oct.
June
55
June
Jan.
93
May
J
II*
3
Apr. 17
Jan.
2
Feb. 13
Jan. 11
Oct.
7
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
Jan.
2
124 May 21
37
20
Feb.
9
Oct.
3
84
Apr.
4
54 Jan.
54 Jan
15
8
116
64
June
Apr. 26
7524 May 10
53)
May
May
91
4
Feb
224 May
30
May
2524 May
10
May
1
May
554 May
May
May
54 May
10
May
1854 May
99 54 July
1324 June
51
May
12
May
124 Mar.
9
May
2424 Sept
154 May 21
Aug. 10
724 May
9
1354 May 22
23
2054
1924
2124
1154
9124
1124 Mar. 25
Jan.
624 May
.J*
38
33
3
2
Mar. 12
Apr. 15
Apr.
8
Jan.
7
26
Jan.
3
1654 Mar.
1*
424 Feb.
8
Jan. 13
6
54 June
Apr. 24
33
Apr.
9
11024 Mar. 20
4
2454 Jan.
72
May 9
19
2
Feb.
Jan.
2
12
1924 Jan. 23
3124 Jan. 26
254 Mar. 8
Feb.
8
1124 Apr. 23
2354 Jan.
4
30
AGGREGATE
Shares
STOCKS
Jan. 1
810
:
*"'855
150
5,600
3,550
500
"""688
*
preferred
900 Dexter Co (The) common
5
5,311 Diamond T Motor Car com--2
7,126
3,450
8,850
3,700
51,650
21,150
4,400
Oct.
1940
Par
200 De Mets Inc
1,425
*
*
Dixie-Vortex Co common
Class A
Q
Elgin Nat Watch Co—-—15
tEversharp Inc common
1
16
15%
3% Sale
15
950
300
'""135
100
1,050
1,840
11,300
125
911
3,459
2,400
13,300
11,842
77,260
5,165
7,352
250
""'255
1,609
900
3,400
411
40
T.SsO
550
7,650
14,876
12,550
42,150
10,463
1,970
2,050
24,250
5,750
240
"""345
260
2,840
1,960
150
1,950
28%
1%
& Dock Co common
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
_
-
.
_
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
16
29%
2
Oct.
7
Oct.
23
Oct.
10% Oct.
15
17
8% Oct.
11% Oct.
1
3
12% Oct.
11
13% Oct.
16% Oct.
18
24
Oct.
1
3
31
21
4
8
350
655
350
1,926
850
29,329
4,700
4.737
11,750
15,879
9,850
750
750
1,750
1,152
1,049
5,721
5,850
12,157
20
90
90
400
450
3,920
29,194
6,600
1,600
16,750
1,233
350
100
1,250
850
10
670
60
50
1,550
1,5 J
2,550
100
"""255
2,257
400
290
950
140
255
124
950
50
320
155
10,690
15,100
1,610
6,015
2,180
5,700
12,458
11,500
9,450
9,100
780
2,500
42,523
10,250
2,200
15,060
1,140
5,543
*
Class B
Hubbeli, Harvey, Inc com
5
Hupp Motor Car common----1
Illinois Brick Co capital
10
Illinois Central RR com—100
Indep Pneum Tool stc new.. *
Indianapolis Pr & Lt com
*
Indiana Steel Prod com
1
Inland Steel Co capital
*
Internat Harvester common..*
Interstate Power $7 pref
*
*
86 preferred
c—*
Jarvls (W B) Co new capital. .1
Jefferson Electric Co com
*
Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com_5
Katz Drug Co common
1
Kellogg Switchboard com
*
Preferred
100
Kentucky Util jr cum pref--50
6% preferred
100
Ken-Rad Tube & I^p com A..*
Kerlyn Oil Co common A
5
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap— 1
La Salle Ext Univ common
5
Leath & Co common
*
Cumulative preferred.— *
Le Roi Co common
10
Libby, McNeill & Libby com.7
Lincoln Printing Co com—.-*
83.50 preferred
*
Lindsay Light & Chem com. 10
Preferred
-—10
Lion Oil Ref Co capital
*
Liquid Carbonic common
*
Loudon Packing common----*
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t
2,450
13,400
2,600 Lynch Corp common
5
2,740 McOord Rad & Mfg "A '—
760 McQuay-Norris Mfg com
*
50 Mc Williams Dredging Co com *
*
1,200 Mapes Consol Mfg capital
*
87,147 Marshall Field 6c Co com
100 Masonite Corp common
*
30,600 Mer & Mfrs Sec cl A com
1
2,670i
82 cumul part pref
*
47,360 Mickelberry's Food Prod com.l
13%
17%
Sale
Sale
Oct.
7
3% Oct.
28% Oct.
1% Oct.
8
16
140
4,150
31,650
300
2,050
100
100
200
200
1,740
'""655
200
60
39% Sale
40%
11%
4
4%
13% Sale
4% Sale
16
16%
7% Sale
16%
17%
4% Sale
16
16%
55
56% Sale
10%
11%
2%
2%
47% Sale
54% Sale
3%
4%
6% Sale
Sale
3
8%
16%
10%
16%
Sale
27
51
10
9%
2%
2%
Sale
40 f
49% Sale
4%
4%
11
10%
23% Sale
12%
63
49
69
63
Sale
8
6
10%
Sale
13
18% Sale
7%
7%
6%
5%
8% Sale
8%
5%
5
8%
7%
45% Sale
7
Sale
7
2?*
19%
4% Sale
16%
16%
63
59%
51
49%
9%
2%
10
Sale
36;
Sale
50%
Sale
4%
3%
8
Sale
Sale
18%
10
Sale
*18
Sale
13%
13%
7
7%
6
5%
Sale
8%
7%
7%
28
3,934
850i
70
50
"'"is
930i
2,300i
1,160
1,462
150i
"1,524
450
4
31
4%
Sale
8%
Sale
38% Oct.
10
6% Oct.
29
7
Oct.
25
17
Oct.
3
4% Oct.
15% Oct.
11
45% Oct.
40
31
29% June
5
49% Apr.
31
6% Oct.
3 % June
12% Feb.
3
May
14% May
29
7
Oct.
Oct.
4
23
15
16% Oct.
3
22
50% Oct.
30
2% Oct.
35%
48%
4%
2%
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14% Oct.
8
10
Oct.
5
8
2%
41%
50%
4%
3%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
8
Oct.
31
26
8
8
17
28
9
30
Sale
16% Oct.
1
Sale
13
Oct.
21
7
Oct.
15
8
Oct.
10
7
Oct.
11
37
Oct.
2
37
Oct.
13
Oct.
10
13
Oct.
31
9
10
7
10
8% Oct.
18% Oct.
Oct.
10%
24
55
48% Oct.
9% Oct.
11
Oct.
18% Oct.
13% Oct.
7% Oct.
5%
Sale
7%
35%
8%
1 %
35%
1
17
26
May 23
3% May 22
2% Sept. 26
4% May 22
8
May 28
12% May 22
9% Mayv 27
16
Sept'. 12
9% May 21
5 % June
3
38
1
28
Mar.
8
May 21
June 26
7
25
"37""
12%
31
31
Sale
31
Oct.
1
31
Oct.
1
July 29
1
10% May 21
30
Jan.
5
13%
13%
13
Sale
12% Oct.
9
May 22
15
17%
%
2%
8%
27%
Oct.
11
21
Sale
7A Oct.
2% Oct.
7% Oct.
14
13% Oct.
17% Oct.
Vit Oct .
4
14
13% Sale
18
17%
31
Oct.
29
9% Oct.
3
Jan.
5
May 10
May 27
May 21
1
May 25
30
40
"33%
%
4
12%
23%
2%
86%
61%
3%
3
1
4%
12%
25
8%
98%
43%
99
5
2%
25
4
11s/
15%
1%
25%
7%
36%
7
26
17
28
3
Oct.
30
7
28
22
Oct.
28
23% Oct.
2%
84%
46%
3%
2%
17%
12%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
3
88
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
12%
16%
1%
18
Oct.
19%
45
Oct.
45%
4% Oct.
4%
4%
6% Oct.
7% Sale
Oct.
101
100%
Oct.
46
47
44
46% "48%
Oct.
101
yo
101%
Oct.
4
3% "4%
4%
2% Oct.
2% Sale
2% Sale
% Oct.
%
%
%
%
1
Oct.
1%
1% Sale
1%
3% Oct.
3%
3% Sale
3%
25
28%
28% 25
Oct.
7%
6%
6%
8%
Oct.
6%
6% Sale
Oct.
1%
1%
1%
16% Oct.
19%
16%
18%
16%
7% Oct.
7
7%
7%
12
14
9% Oct.
10
10%
9
Oct.
9% Sale
10%
9%
Sale
14% Oct.
15
15%
16%
2
1% Oct.
2
2%
1%
28
22
3
2%
88
Sale
,
|
'
4
1
i
47%
0
O
I
I
3%
26*
i4o*
8
38%
2%
3%
8% Sale
27% Sale
21
22%
2
3
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
51%
Sale
32
/l
m
""3%
Sale
18
13
Sale
13%
17%
17%
44%
102
Sale
Sale
3%
17%
42
'
Sale
3%
85%
4%
6%
8%i
100%
Sale
1%
1%
3%
3%
24%
6% "7%
6% Sale
2
%
26
16%
17%
16% Sale
19% Sale
45%
49%
6
17%
%
3%
19%
45%
18%
Sale
42
4%
6%
-----
lH
....
5%
36
25
22
4%
36%
8
37
27
25
27
Oct.
Oct.
161
Oct.
31
3%
3%
18%
13%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
19
Oct.
22
2
45
Oct.
2
June
4% Oct.
16
7% Oct.
11 101
Oct.
4
May 21
May 21
1
15
8
Oct.
June
30
31
11
Jan.
48
Oct.
16
3 101
3
4
Oct.
3
Oct.
3
May 24
May 28
May 28
2
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11
2
29
3
28
2%
%
1%
3%
June
2
Oct.
2
Sent.
28
July
30.
25
14%
29
Sale
30
3%
Sale
3%
25%
29
9
15
18
7
Oct.
18
June
10
7
Oct.
22
1% Oct.
3
4
11
20
Oct.
7% Oct.
24
12
25
9% Oct.
15% Oct.
2% Oct.
22
Oct.
17
26
Oct.
21
30
Oct.
7
Oct.
17
3
Jan.
17
2
10
5
4
Jan.
4
21
July
17
18
May 18
July 26
5
Apr.
Oct.
23
27
Oct.
23
Jan.
14
Oct.
15
15% Oct.
24
May 22
1
Apr. 26
Apr. 17
30
Sale
3%~Oct1
3% Oct.
6
Oct.
28
Oct.
30
4%
"4%
5
Sale"
4% Oct.
5
Oct.
26
Jan.
6
Sale
8%
Sale
5% Oct.
Oct.
31
Sale
xsj
Mar.
1
9
June
10
9
June 10
May 28
27
%
lA
4%
5%
4%
3%
4%
3%
%
% Sale'
7% Sale
7
7%
25%
23%
22%
41
3%
3%
8
7%
25
1
1
Sale
3
30
.
3$
35>
27
%
4%
4%
%s
4%
3%
3%
%
%
Oct
Oct.
.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Tan.
25
8!
37
May
May
July
Aug.
May
Sent. 1«
45
24% Oct.
1% Oct.
34% Oct.
Oct.
10
38% Oct.
30
42% Oct.
3
25
25
Sale
39% Sale
Jan.
77
23
28
12
3
7% Apr. 25
Oct.
14%
18%
2%
28%
Apr. 27
Mar. 28
Apr.
4
Apr.
6
7% Jan.
17
4
39
8
Apr.
8
Apr.
5
3
30% Apr.
15% Feb. 21
32% Apr. 26
4
Jan.
6
5
26
ll
June 24
6
Aug. 31
6% Jan.
24
Jan.
23
Jan.
% Jan.
8% Oct.
20
6
11%
26%
1%
42%
9 169
21
3
20
12
10
2§'
7%
26%
1%
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
23
13
29
■
26
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
5
6
! Sept. 26
5
25,
13
30
8
30
1
11
9
5
Oct.
9
9
3
18
Mar. 27
10
26% Oct.
1% Oct.
Oct.
Sale
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
.Tune
10
3% Apr. 12
May 21
5*'
8%
%«
5%
3%
3%
%
%
8%
9
4
Jan.
23% Apr.
50
Apr.
6% Feb.
8% Apr.
101 % Sept.
49% Jan.
103% Feb.
6% Apr.
3% Jan.
% Mar.
1% Jan.
4% Mar.
Juiy 15
May 22
May 21
30
_
4% Jan.
May 15
Aug. 15
Aug, 16
8
27
15% Sale
29
6
1
18% Oct.
17
May 21
9
14% Sale
8
7
15
__
7
12
2
16
.
29
May 21
Juiy 15
_
5
5% Jan.
3
13% Jan.
Apr. 30
23% Oct. 16
3 % Mar 28
90% Jan.
4
3
62% Jan.
4% Jan. 12
Mar. 25
4
6
8
21
27
19
28
June 10
9
22
8
8
24
10
23
Feb.
1
10
51% Oct.
8
8
8
17
15
8
15
16% Apr.
19% Apr.
May 23
10
27
15% Apr.
3
35% Apr. 20
28
Oct.
3
22
23
18
Mar. 12
42
34% July
15
5% Oct.
22
25
6%
37%
9
Oct.
2
10
4
20% Oct.
5
Apr.
18
Feb.
66
Apr.
57% Jan.
12% Apr.
2% Jan.
49% Apr.
56% Apr.
7% Apr.
6% Apr.
5 % July
12% Feb.
25
Apr.
12% Feb.
27% Jan.
20% Feb.
9% May
6
Apr.
10
Feb.
10% Apr.
26% May
June 25
May 25
May 28
May 22
Oct.
10
Oct.
8
8
8
11% Feb.
6
17
28
25
5
8% Oct.
7% Oct.
Mar.
6
8
Oct.
29% Apr.
3
2% May 25
3
Mar.
20% Oct.
5
15
Apr. 30
Apr. 24
Apr. 29
.
May 23
1% Oct.
13
*
Ward & Co cl A. *
Common
---*
Mountain States Power preflOO
Muskegon Mot Spec class A--*
Nachman Springfilled com—*
i\ational Battery Co pref
*
Nat'l Bond & Invest com.---*
Preferred series A.
100
National Cylinder Gas
Cooker Co
Oct.
38
Preferred
1,524
3,450 Nat'l Pressure
2
Feb.
Mar. 12
Mar.
5
26
12%
Sale
-
30,892
29% Oct.
Jan.
37""
39%
13%
213,900!Middie West Corp capital—-5
6,100 Midland United Co common--*
Convertible preferred A
*
63,600
4,250 Midland Util 6% pr lien—-100
7% prior lien—
100
3,450
7% preferred A
100
2,850
800
6% preferred A
100
13,090 Miller & Hart Inc conv pref. *
2,367 Minneapolis Brew Co com— 1
*
4,800 Modine Mfg common
2,950 Monroe Chemical Co com—_*
460
3
Aug.
7
4% May 15
9% May 15
31
May 23
9
May 21
11% May 22
13%
28
60i Montgomery
"
8
4
4
40
xwv,
"2,755
5
36
Sale
4
11% Apr. 20
Apr. 19
"
W412%
June 19
9
5
Sale
13%
16%
1%
Highest
Sale Prices
17
9
4
8%
33
Sale
Lowest
Houdaille-Hershey—
1,437
1
Sale Prices
31
Ask
36
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
32%
12%
Sale
24
Connell Dredge
_*
10
Fox (Peter) Brewing com
5
Fuller Mfg Co common
-1
Gardner Denver Co com (new) *
83 cum conv pref (new)—20
General Amer Transp com—5
General Candy class A
5
General Finance Corp com—1
General Foods common
*
General Motors Corp com—10
General Outdoor Aav com
*
Gillette Safety Razor corn.
*
Godchaux Sugars Inc class A-*
Goldblatt Bros Inc common.
*
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—*
Gossard Co (H W) common..*
Great Lakes Dr & Dk com.
*
Hall Printing Co common
10
Hamilton Mfg cl A part pref. 10
Harnischfeger Corp common .10
Heileman Brewing Co G cap.. 1
Hein Werner Motor Parts. .3
ileller preferred (w w)
25
Hibb Spencer Bartlett com—25
Horders Inc common
*
Hormel & Co (Geo A) com— *
8%
11 % Sale
33% 34%
13
2,150
15,250
8.500
37,150
9,700
6%
4
Dodge Mfg Corp common—*
Eddy Paper Co. (The)—
*
El Household Util Corp
-5
20 Fair (The) preferred
100
3.736 Fairbanks Morse common—*
17
9
13
9
O
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
Bid
a sk
Bid
Fitz Simons &
250
2,900
1,200
3,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
Shares
"*"250
PRICES IN OCTOBER
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
October
55
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
Nov., 1940]
11
25
Apr.
11
Oct.
29
Apr.
10
Jan.
Jan.
55% J an.
84% Mar.
24
30
3
22%
25
10
11%
38%
14
Sale
15%
94%
4%
5%
/12%
24
9%
35
12%
Sale
12
37%
15
9
Oct.
31
Oct.
.Tune 26
28
11% Oct.
3
11% Oct.
May 21
13% Oct.
29
13% Oct.
29
10% Oct.
8
17
Oct.
8
3% Oct.
16
11% Oct.
3% Oct.
24
July
16
11% Apr. 10
40% Apr. 10
4
18% Apr.
98
Apr. 22
11% Oct. 17
4% July
3
Jan.
23%
11%
9
27% Oct.
29% Oct.
4% Oct.
8
29
Oct.
28
2
32
Oct.
31
26
5
Oct.
1
9% Oct.
8
24
May 29
Sent. 20
Apr. 22
3%
4
11%
3%
Sale
4
Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul conv pref
*
Mar. 26
Nat
4,790
550
600
850
"300
3,850
300
230
120
110
"""85
""165
1,196 Omnibus Corp common
40
Preferred class xv
2,350 Ontario Mfg Co common
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
280
100
100
1,600
1,900
100
740
500
3,050
2,500
550
4,440
o,237
430
28
10,750
Common stock
—10
21,143 Nobiiti -Sparks Ind Inc cap—5
37,860 North American Car com—20
790 Northern Paper Mills com—*
4,860 Northern 111 Finance com
*
31,450 Northwest Bancorp com
*
3,350 Northwest Eng Co capital
'
1,610 Nor West Util pr lien pref.-100
4,030
7% preferred
100
630 Nunn-Bush Shoe common--2 %
130 Oklahoma Gas & El 7 % pf—100
270
Common
-6
21,5511 Pennsylvania RR capital
14,635 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke cap.
2,580 Perfect Circle (The) Co
56.
\
29%
5
8%
9%
9%
19%
54
12%
14%
12%
"14%
13%
10%
114%
10%
Sale
30%
Sale
13
10%
Sale
20%
Sale
15
13
"II""
29
32
4%
9
9
29%
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
20%
Sale
53
13%
10%
114%
9%
*
*
50
LOO
*
5%
24
12
12
Feb.
19
1
11% Oct.
11% Oct.
July
Oct.
24
June
12
Jan.
20
4
20% Oct.
29
May
5
54% Oct.
15% Oct.
3
June
W470
Apr.
Jan.
11
23
May
Aug.
22%
12%
118%
14%
Jan.
11
18
Jan.
5
109
Apr.
12
Jan.
12
23
9
Oct.
7
13
14% Oct.
10% Oct.
16
28
10%
10
Oct.
29
55%
15%
1%
23%
36%
27
11
53
3
11
Oct.
30
10
Oct.
29
June
8
8
Oct.
16
Oct.
16% "OctT
26
15%
% Oct.
14
8
2%
Sale
38
28%
May
Apr.
16
8
Oct.
9%
%
12%
%
22%
35%
25
13%
%
10%
%
42
42
13%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
%
24%
39%
25%
11
%
10% Oct.
% Oct.
42
13%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
14
Oct.
4
12% Oct.
% Oct.
16
31
Oct.
9
35% Oct.
24% Oct.
1
22
14
43
Oct.
13%
%
24%
39%
25%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
31
31
Feb.
9
26
9
30
Mar. 15
12
Jan.
t
2
31
May
4
29
35
Jan.
11
7% May 14
% Jan. 22
35
May 20
Sept. 6
12]
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
13%
7
6
4
7
19% Oct.
31
...* 41*
15
8
Feb.
Jan.
29% Aug.
36
Apr.
5% May
15% May
May
May
12
11
100
Convertible preferred
*
Parker Pen Co (The) com—10
Peabody Coal Co B com
5
6 % preferred
100
Penn Elec Switch conv A...10
Penn Gas & Elec A com
*
For footnotes see page
1% Mar. 28
Standard—:
Nation.il
15
Oct.
31
May 21
May 21
23% May 22'
25
25
Mar.
1
43
Oct.
8
15%
2%
24%
39%
Mar. 18
Jan. 17
Jan.
3
Oct. 31
29
Mar. 28
56
OHIO GO
EXCHANGE
STOCK
A.
AQQREQATE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
1,550
300
Pictorial Paper Pkg com
5
Pines Winterfront common.,_1
Poor & Co class B
._*
Potter Co (The) common
Pressed Steel Car common
650
900
11,898 Quaker Oats Co common
210
*
Preferred
100
3,960
10
2,650 Rath Packing common
3,870 Raytheon Mfg Co com
50c
5,100
6% preferred
5
1,730 Reliance Mfg Co common—10
150
950
750
20
20
450
9,350 Sangamo Elec Co
33,999
7,050
3,330
2,050
2,180
35,550
250
550
Sears, Roebuck & Co capital- *
Serrick Corp class B common .1
Signode Steel Strap Co pf---30
-
*
Common
Sivyer Steel Castings com
*
South Bend Lathe Wks cap._5
560 South Colo Pow cl A com
25
3,740 Southw G & E Co 7% pref-.lOO
180 Southwestern Lt & Pow
60
1,589
12,401 Spiegel Inc common
pfd._*
2
Sal*
8N
N
11N
2 N
104 N
Sale
■ N
145
45
Sale
171 St Joseph Lead Co cap
ioo
10
*
830 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap._
7,300 Standard Dredge (new) pref_20
Common (new)
1
20,865
1,600
609 Standard Gas & Elec com
4,307
35,210
1,540
1,600
24,050
1,400
94,410
85,063
320
5,503
50
*
Stand Oil of Ind capital
Stein & Co (A) common
25
„_*
Sterling Brewers Inc common. 1
Stewart-Warner Corp com
5
Storkline Furniture
10
com
Sunstrand Mach Tool
5
com
1
U
13 N
11N
9
85 N
—--
23 N
9N
41
Sale
12
13
7
15N
25
14 N
19,543 Union Carbide & Carbon cap.*
27,727 United Air L Transp capital-_5
1
200 United Gas Corp common
20
6,171 U S Gypsum Co common
85.950 United States Steel common.-*
87 N
725
550
550
130
7% cumul preferred
100
7,697
1
18,640 Utah Radio Products com
7,050 Utility & Ind Corp common.-5
Convertible preferred
7
13,600
140
"3,210
120
815
,
651
1,150
11,850
33,719
1,152
8,092
4,149
4,050
2,850
2,000
773
Stores
Inc
2,350
4,270
•
No par
value,
Common
*
._*
Woodall Indust common
2
22
4N
3N
84 N
Zenith Radio Corp common..•
16
2N
2
5
4
88
2N
16N
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
58 N
121
20 N
19
18N
109N
6
91N
h
4N
4N
82
Sale
Sale
2
5N
81
80
3
3N
4
Sale
16
Sale
Ao., required by the Acts of Congress
1933, of the Bank & Quotation Record,
Sale
5
Sale
15 N
(1) That tbe names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor
Oct.
31 157
Oct.
8
141
33
8%
N
12N
2N
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
105 N Oct.
3
31
31
1
17
Oct.
24
N Oct.
N Oct.
25
9
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28
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Oct.
Oct.
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17
15
2
21
28
Oct.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
9
4
22
7
Oct.
7
Oct.
29 100H Oct.
7
Oct.
15
24
3
68
Oct.
11
11N Oct.
IN Oct.
1
9
5N
23N
9N
77N
IN
27
14N
15N
29N
N
Oct.
23
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H Oct.
9N Oct.
21
9
21
5N
24N
10N
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IN
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
3
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3
29
Oct.
16
Oct.
2
24
16N Oct.
31N Oct.
4
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16
eg
95*
June
4
May 28
May 18
June
June
Feb.
8*
Jan.
12 N Jan.
Feb.
14 N Jan
Oct.
3 123 N Feb.
Oct.
19
55 N Jan.
4
4
16
2
1
7
13 157
N June 26
June
i
Sale Prices
5N Feb. 14
10
8
17
IN Feb. 20
May
1
Jan. 30
Aug. 13 12
101N Apr. 10 101N Apr. 19
IN Feb.
20 N June
6
May
6
Sept. 26
30 N Apr. 26
Feb.
9
liH
3?*
May
IN May
Aug.
12 N July
10N June
20N May
N Oct.
108 N Jan.
95
May
5
May
62
Apr.
6
Mar. 7
Apr.
4
17 N May 10
4
16N Oct.
31N Oct. 31
24
111*
Mar. 18
Feb. 15
101
Apr.
11
Jan.
3
4
Oct.
3
65
24
3
8
26
12N Oct.
IN Oct.
24N Oct.
15
27
12
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30
13
Oct.
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31
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6N Oct.
1
8N Oct.
31
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1
6
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17N Oct.
33N Oct.
4 N.Oct.
12N Oct.
9
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9
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2
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31
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72N Oct.
16N Oct.
21
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75N Oct.
19N Oct.
2
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12 N May
4N
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2N
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14
June
1
May 21
IN Mar. 25
28
22
9
22
31
15N Jan.
9
17 N May 29
25 N Mar.
9
17
June
12
32 N Jan.
4
33
May 28
4
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Jan.
6
June
6
Oct.
31 80
9 69N Oct.
17 125N Oct.
1 N Oct.
7
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23
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8
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7N Feb.
35
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9
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82N
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2
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30
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5
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Jan.
2N Apr.
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8
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9
24 N Jan.
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3
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3 117N Jan.
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4
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Aug. 29
Oct.
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Oct.
29
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29
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18
30
Oct.
87 N Jan.
69 N Oct.
88 N June 20
7
22
8
47N Apr.
5N Apr. 24
16 N Apr.
8
88
39N Jan.
IN
16 N
14 N
14N
76 N
14
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Feb.
41N May
103 N May
N May
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IN May
26
Feb.
7
Mar. 14
2N Mar. 12
2N Jan. 19
28 N Apr.
4
20N May
10
May
1
Aug.
4N May
4N May
IN Feb.
50 N June
8
38N Apr. 15
12
May 22
June
12
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Oct.
7
Apr. 30
9
IN Jan.
5N Feb.
6N Apr.
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4N Oct.
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17N Apr.
8
93 N Apr,
Ex-dividend.
owned by a firm, oompany, or other unincorporated concern, its name and address
as well as those of each individual member, must be
given):
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Spruce St., New York, N. Y.
and
are:
Stockholders:
Estate of Jacob Selbert. 25 Spruce St., New York, N. Y.
That the known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders owning
holding 1 % or more of the total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities
(3)
or
are:
(If there are none, so state.)
None.
(4) That the two paragraphs next above giving the names of the owners, stock¬
holders and security holders, If any, contain not only the list of stockholders and
security holders
as they appear upon the books of the company, but also. In oases
where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company
as trustee or In any other fiduciary
relation, the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is acting, is given also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements
embracing affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon
the books of the oompany as trustees, hold stock and securities In a capacity other
than that of a bona fide owner: and this affiant has no reason to believe that any
Company, 25 Spruce St.. New York, N. Y.
Herbert D. Selbert, 25 Spruce St., New York, N. Y.
Managing Editor. Herbert D. 8elbert, 25 Spruce St.,
New York. N. Y.
other person. association or corporation has any interest, direct or indirect, in the
said stock, bonds or other securities than as so stated by him.
William D. Rlggs, 25 Spruce St., New York. N. Y.
(2) That the owner Is (If owned by a corporation, its name and address must be
stated, and also Immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders
owning or holding 1% or more of the total amount of stock.
If not owned by a
corporation, the names and addresses of the Individual owners must be given.
154
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5
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publication for the date shown In the above caption, required by the Act of August
34. 1912, as amended by tbe Act of March 3, 1933, embodied In Section 537. Postal
Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit:
Business Manager,
7
20
Oct.
21
19
18N Oct.
22 N Sale
18 N Oct.
19M
108 N Sale
Sale
105N Oct.
6 h Oct.
7N
6N
7
91
93
93
l
h
IN
N Oct.
Before me. a notary publlo. In
aforesaid, personally appeared Herbert D. Selbert. who
Publisher, William B. Dana
Oct.
20 N
18 N
20
having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he Is the editor of
the Bank A Quotation Record and that the following Is, to the best of bis knowledge
and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management. Ac., of the aforesaid
Editor,
75
Sale
York. County of New York, ss.:
and for the State and County
business managers
19N
t Name changed from The Wahl Co. to Eversharp, Inc.
1912. and March 3,
104
73N Oct.
69 N Sale
Sale
57N Oct.
122% 123 a/4 125
122N Oct.
IN Sale
IN
IN Oct.
%
N
N
N Oct.
IN
IN Oct.
jy*
25
28 N
25
Oct.
25 h
41
41
40N Oct.
published monthly at New York, N. Y., for Ootober 1. 1940
State of New
74 N
Sale
Sale
Statement of the Ownership, Management,
of August 24.
„
Sale
IN
24M
39N
90
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital..*
Yates-Amer Mach capital
5
80
\V*
Sale
a
Sale
116
117N
6N Sale
IN
16 N
IN
N
IN
Sale
*
17 %
35N
Sale
N
IN
20 N
21N
26 N
*
com
Cum prior preferred
2,750 Williams Oil-O-Matic com
Wisconsin Bankshares—
18,300
17,700
8,834
7,950
48,842
Sale
Sale
common
*
Wayne Pump Co capital
1
Western Union Teleg com..100
West'house El & Mfg com
50
630
""400
86
19
common
33 N
19 %
74 N
40
Walgreen Co
Wieboldt
IN
H
Sale
Sale
Sale
66N Sale
117
6
4M
12N
*
Preferred
fWahl Co
83
+
IN
Sale
4N
Sale
*
1,200 Viking Pump Co common
10
16N
H
6N
Sale
6
2
1
13
650
2,200
12N
12N
IN
IN
IN
IN
26 N Sale
12 N
15
N
IN
8N Sale
5N
7N
34 N Sale
21N Sale
18 N Sale
36 N Sale
4N
4N
12 N Sale
Sale
IN
25
4
17
9
15
9
Highest
3N May 15
May 11
5N May 28
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28 N July
70
66
77
11N
IN
12
15N
Sale
7
7K
70
12N
Sale
18,850
1
/
IN Sale
IN
2N
26 N Sale
h,
7N
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11N
IN
42
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75N
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15N
15 N
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15
14
95
79 N
Sale
IN
28
15N
30
IN
107 N
32
•
Lowest
Sale Prices
100
5N
6N
IN
N
9N
8N
101N
10
25 h
Sale
22
2,041
5.038
Highest
Sale Prices
1
N
N
25
82 N
17
Sale
25
25
2
Lowest
Sale Prices
43
43 N
H
1
10
9
IN
15N
14N
154
Sale
Sale
5N
29
23
Sale
24
10
Sale
IN
28
2
41
N
N
8N
101N
J*
27
30,192 Swift Internacional capital--15
12,569 Texas Corp capital
14,679 Thompson (J R) common
9,235 Trane Co (Ijhe) common
N
12 h
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
39
48
H
N
7,550
10,900
3,568
2,110
1,300
Swift & Co capital stock
8H
.
Sale
Sale
Sale
■
700
Ask
Ask Bid
157 %
14 N
119*
IN
25N
3,561
150
31
Oct.
1
Bid
4N
12N
._4
(new)_*
com
10,850 Schwitzer Cummins capital—1
3,900
180
4N
12*
101N
1,350
230
Ask
100
Preferred
Rollins Hosiery Mills—
Common
12,750
700
Bid
1
1
1.750 Process Corp (The) common--*
16,045
Oct.
1940
Par
3,000
11,900
6,973
2,900
16,964
"
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
If
(Signed) Herbert D. Selbert. Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
30th day of September 1940.
Thomas A. Creegan, Notary Publlo. Kings County.
New York County Clerk's No. 169.
New York County Register No. l-C-101. (My
commission expires March 30 1941.)
.
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
1939
30,863
355,931
Shares_
40,212
473,137
1939
1940
Bond Sales
1940
Stock Sales
October
$210,700
2,089,650
$190,200
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
2,098,700
AGGREGATE
900
17,800
5,500
7,000
BONDS
Jan. 1
1,749
372
Atlantic Coast Line Conn
Certificates of indebt 5 %
4,900
1975
1,297,050 Bait Transit Co 4s fiat
A 5s flat
...1975
426,850
B 5s
1975
66,500
51,000 Finance Co of Amer4%-.1947
1,253
3,992
STOCKS
Shares
90 Brager Eisenberg Inc com.
6,209 Consol Gas E L & Power
469
44
2,066
455
300
356
217
338
296
30
Eastern Sugar Assoc com
Preferred v.t.c..
400
10,882 Houston Oil
""240
11
216
13
1,453
1,200
139
250
249
Mercantile Trust Co
27,238 New Amsterdam Casualty
11,868
1,712
22,255
3,450
North Amer Oil Co com
Northern Central Ry
Owings Mills Distillery
Penna Water & Power com
2,000
"""35
Preferred
152
*
No
5% Preferred
57,308 U S Fidelity & Guar
1,175 Western National Bank
par
value.
*
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
80
27
31%
Sale
32%
34
39
-
Sale
80
80
Oct.
3i
80
Oct.
Sale
33
Oct.
Oct.
31
34
15
34% Oct.
29
23
39%
Sale
Sale
102
103%
40
101
38
Oct.
15
40
Oct.
Oct.
30
90
May 21
May 21
4 101
30
24
21 102% Oct.
23
102
97% Oct.
102
102
Oct.
Ex-dlvldend.
31
87
Mar. 28
35 % Apr.
40% Apr.
0
B
Oct.
24
May 28 103 % Jan.
12
June
6 101
10
-----
100
8
14
Mar. 28
July 20
80
July
20
100
-.
June
3 100
June
3
100
_
100
100
Mar.
80
85
100
100
20%
21
22
15
16
15%
Sale
15% Oct.
15% Oct.
15%
Sale
1.55 Sale
17
Sale
1,60 Sale
30c
28c
24
40c
May 21 101
Feb.
20
24
17%
Sale
1.95 Sale
32c
Oct.
1.60 Oct.
19
26
8
31
7
11
16% Oct.
Oct.
29
23c
16
39c
Oct.
1
2.05 Oct.
28
Oct.
9
25% Oct.
18
28
80%
82%
117% Sale
79
75
Sale
109%
6
103
30!
123
303
93
Sale
Sale
125
32%
10
Oct.
Oct.
2
2 109% Oct.
6 %Oct.
18
26
5% Oct.
Sale
6%
-----
118
7
5
19
18
120
119%
Sale
29
27
9%
6%
6
Oct.
24
17%
118%
27%
9%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
25
9%
....
....
75
Oct.
116
80
Oct.
108
Oct.
80
2 117
11
3
8
8
2
6% Oct.
3
Oct.
7
120% Oct.
29% Oct.
9% Oct.
25
18
14
7
1
1
17
35c
36c
Sale
17%
48c
Sale
21c
18
Sale
1
—1.60
17%
11c
12
Oct.
11c
Oct.
26
22c
Oct.
3
11c
18%
Sale
12c
17
Oct.
26
11c
Oct.
26
3
17% Oct.
1.25
2.15 Oct.
8
2.15 Oct.
8
15
5
28
12
25
4
21
28
22 130
Jan.
21
32% Feb.
June 27
May
Feb
21% Jan.
20% Apr.
55c
Jan.
2.50 Apr.
21
Feb.
25% Oct.
83% Mar.
119% Feb.
109% Oct.
8
Apr.
14
Apr.
31% Apr.
9
14
5
July
May 21
Oct.
26
Oct.
26
June 14
"13% Sale"
27%
28%
16
28%
29
18
14
Oct.
10
16
Oct.
21
28%
29
28% Oct.
10
29
Oct.
10
1.75 Oct.
9
2.00 Oct.
5
1.75
2.50
16%
1
1.05
50
1
91
Sale
Sale
58% Oct.
3
65
Oct.
30
48
56
48
Oct.
31
48
Oct.
31
16%
Sale
16
Oct,
11
17% Oct.
28
1.15
1.10
Sale
1.10 Oct.
10
1.10 Oct.
10
94%
93%
Oct.
Oct.
2
93% Oct.
18
17
20c
Oct.
17
54% Oct.
15
60
Oct.
22
Oct.
17
84
Oct.
19
58%
Sale"
65
94%
17c
*
56%
Sale"
92
50
20c
57
6
15
18
26
10
26
4
18
23
8
27
Feb.
1
July
19% Apr.
65c
55c
33
1% Mar. 4 2.15
Aug. 13 265
9% Aug. 17 27
1
26% June
29%
1
1.15 June
2%
38% June 14 65
8
50
44% Jan.
12
May 22
17%
1.00 May 21
1.45
84% May 25
20c
Sept. 16
10
4
25
10% Aug.
4
May
246
2
Mar. 26
Jan. ll
June
14
Oct.
8
Mar. 12
May
6
Mar. 27
Jan. 26
Oct.
30
Apr.
Apr.
A
Jan.
a
93% Oct.
18
3
9
40c
Jan.
54% May 28 72% Jan.
Apr. 24 112
A:
Apr. 24
Mar.
90
9
Sept. 9
112
*
20
11c
11c
33
50
50
2
9
4
.
Feb.
20% Apr
69
May
111% June
107% Sept.
5% Sept.
6
May
16
May
91% May
25
May
46
1
.25
May 24
Aug. 17
1
July
1.35 May 18
12
21
82
318 Phillips Packing Co 5% % pf 100
100
22 Real Estate Trust Co
10
404 Seaboard Comra'l com
87
3,486
1
4,431 Merch & Miners Transp
*
2,311 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref.25
1,221 MtVern-Woodb Millscom.lOO
Preferred
100
1,633
30
301 National Marine Bank
102
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask Bid
1
100 Martin (Glenn L) Co com
1
268 Maryland & Pa RR com—100
263
,
preferred
55,530 Mar Tex Oil
Common class A
14,734
~~~i5
Oct.
1
Fla 1st pref. .100
preflOO
...
9,000
*
Fidelity & Deposit.
20
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp—10
Finance Co of Am class A
5
3 Georgia Sou &
Bid
1
v.t.c.l
125 Guilford Realty Co 6%
20
Common
434
—
100
100
4%% pref B
4%% preferred C
806 Davison Chemical Co com
12,974
3,589
4,493
3,305
1,851
Ask
*
65 Black & Decker common
406
Bid
par
38,100 Arundel Corp
*
1,728 Atlantic Coast L (Conn).—50
*
9,921 Bait Transit Co com vtc
1st preferred vtc
20,783
*
70
Oct.
1940
Georgia & Alabama Ry Co
1st mtge cons 5%
2,000
-1945
500 Georgia Marble Co 6%
1950
3,000 Interstate Co 5%
1944
4,000 Interstate Bond Co 5% ..1946
Shares
1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS-
116,200
RANGE SINCE JAh
PRICES IN OCTOBER
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
October
82
71
223
333
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
32 %
Sale
20
13
Sale
18% Oct.
32% Oct.
14
1
20% Oct.
32% Oct.
Mar. 27
75
Feb.
10
July
10
16
Mar. 15
36
10%
10%
Feb.
17
40
14% May 21
4
32w Sept.
Apr.
23% Jan.
37
2
|
Mar. 18
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
October.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
309,800
October
467,010
.
$14,300
545,050
$150,250
1,423,165
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31...
4,427,615
3,441,638
1939
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Shares-
_
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
October
Jan. 1
53,500
58,500
11",000
Shares
215
*
615
38
8,122
12
45
860
1,036
11,659
1,109
779
192
245
10
'
3,427
1,065
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares
*
5,998
6% non-cum preferred
50
2,821
First preferred
50
102,176 American Telep & Teleg
100
1,902 Assoc Gas & El Co class A
1
330 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet com.*
1,123
6% cum pref
100
5,194 Bird & Son, Inc
*
16,166 Boston & Albany
100
22,164 Boston Edison Co
100
31.432 Boston Edison (new)
25
14,637 Boston Elevated
100
12,187 Boston Herald Traveler Corp.*
556 Boston & Maine pref stpd__100
1,352
Common (stamped)
100
23.980
6,716
687
122
74
1,966
763
1,715
350
706
539
5
2,217
260
114
1,435
50
2,237
391
155
14
9,271
1,158
1,669
Preferred
Prior preferred
.100
Class A 1st pref stpd
100
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stpd
100
1st preferred class B
100
Class C 1st pref stpd
100
1st pref class O
100
Class D 1st pref stpd
100
Class D 1st preferred
100
CI E 4 % % cum 1st pf std 100
Boston Personal Prop Trust..*
Boston & Providence
100
Brown & Durrel Co common.*
287 East
""555
1,081
1,418
225
199
20
100
1,622
25
320
210
1,700
10,802
936
5,270 isle
6
794
324
4,291
2,277
8,099
240
297
400
"l'.ios
"""455
8,396
28.981
1,300
3,320
105
345
1,880
17,959
2,105
29
15
567
4.324
4,032
129,107
70
212
207
2,657
980
3,434
3,868
6,032
1,166
3,152
890
428
2",365
1,327
1,741
22
2,110
'"930
4,198
196
800
885
35
390
213
*
100
Royale Copper.
15
Loew's Theatres (Boston)
25
Maine Central
..100
Preferred 5%
100
Mass Util Associates v t c
1
Mayfxower Old Col Cop Co..25
Mergenthaler Linotype__..._*
Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc.l
National Ser Co common.
1
National Tunnel & Mines
*
N E Gas & El Assn pref
*
New England Tel & Tel
100
New River Co common
100
6% cum pref
_100
N Y N H & Hartford
100
North Butte Mining
2.50
Northern RR (N H)
100
Old Colony.
100
Certificates of deposit.
Old Dominion Co
25
Pacific Mills
Pennsylvania RR.
...50
Quincy Mining Co
25
Reece Button Hole Mach
Reece Folding Mach Co
10
30,442
7,110
3,498
1,085
22,203 Shawmut Assn
19,731 Stone & Webster Inc.
2,631 Suburban Elec Secur com
112
2d preferred
35c
1%
*
*
*
Sale
30
x
Ex-dividdnd.
3
2
26
17% Aug. 17
74% Aug.
23% Aug.
Oct.
18
87
June
14
99
Oct.
18
Oct.
4 102% Oct.
5
86
June
12 102% Oct.
5
Oct.
26 104% Oct.
4
19
Oco.
Oct.
30
2
99
67 % July
101
102
101%
73% Oct.
20% Oct.
Oct.
32c
1%
50c
Sale
3Cc
1%
17
20
40c
1%
20
Oct.
28
1% Oct.
18
Oct.
18
27c
18
162%
Sale
165
Sale
Oct.
15
10
160
32c
July
96
2 106% Apr.
Apr.
.Tune 24 106%
Oct.
17
Feb.
165% Oct.
% Oct.
31
144% May
10
92
98
95
100
96
Oct.
18
96
Oct.
18
11%
Sale
9
11
9% Oct.
86% Oct.
11% Oct.
91% Oct.
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
78
10%
90%
34%
74%
18%
1%
33% Oct.
23
Oct.
25
18
145)4' Sale
1
Sale
2%
%
9%
3
Sale
50c
6%
6%
Sale
Sale
19
2%
Sale
1%
Sale
2
Sale
2
2
Sale
2
2%
Sale
2%
2%
2%
3%
3
'44% Sale"
18%
2%
2%
1%
1%
2%
1%
Sale
2%
35%
44%
18%
1%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
1
2
Sale
2%
1%
2%
1%
3
1%
2
2%
1%
14
14%
17
19
1
6%
_%
4»
7c
2%
43%
15%
2%
3%
21
15%
23%
30%
1
-%
3
2%
3
2
21
1.00
61
16%
3%
4
23
18
Sale
4%
I*
6
6%
10c
4c
15
125
75c
7
18c
13
12
12
1%
Sale
63c
Sale
20c
61c
67
9%
1%
3%
21
7%
15c
5
5c
Sale
3%
35%
75c
73%
11%
2
Sale
1
9
11
Oct.
19
4
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
3
2
i°
lo
10c
3%
2%
60c
Sale
50c
63c.
Sale
3
22%
27
10c
4
3%
3%
3%
2%
9
May
i% Feb.
May
16
29
31
!%
Feb.
June
Oct.
18
2
18
2
Oct.
2
16
11% Oct.
10% Oct.
17
Oct.
7
12% Oct.
13% Oct.
Oct.
5
85c
6% Oct.
9
19c
Oct.
7
7
11
2
23
21
Oct.
30
19c
Oct.
7
5
Oct.
31
Oct.
3
Oct.
21
9% Oct.
1 %Oct.
9
3
9
3% Oct.
57% Oct.
15
12
Oct.
22
13
Oct.
23%
21% Oct.
25% Oct.
1
23
10
% Oct.
3% Oct.
2% Oct.
15
4
15
75c
10c
25c
38c
10c
25c
10c
20c
2
9
2
28
2
3
16
7
16%
2%
80c
22
1%
"2l"
Sale
5%
Sale
9c
10c
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
75c
10c
15c
17
1%
11%
5%
21
12%
7
5
25
Sale
~'I%
14
1%
"21""
5%
.....
Sale
22
Sale
118% Sale
119
36
Sale
Sale
25c
"50c"
10c
25c
10c
15c
22c
28c
13c
Sale
12
Sale
60c
7c
47c
2
80
6%
1%
25%
Sale
2%
9%
11%
22%
1%
8
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
1%
Sale
9%
Sale
8%
Sale
44
Sale
60c
36
28
1%
1
47
29% Sale
Jan.
20
2
3*
22c
5c
14%
24%
1%
3%
1%
38
10c
Oct.
10c
28
Oct.
Oct.
1% Oct.
11% Oct.
28
Oct.
30
1
1% Oct.
11% Oct.
6% Oct.
28
"35c'
12c
9
22
Oct.
24
Oct.
22
1
Oct.
2
18% Oct.
22
21 % Oct.
2
Oct.
14
5% Oct.
25
2% Oct.
30% Oct.
11
25
27
S tfpt.
Oct.
31
108
18% Oct.
90c
5
5
1% Oct.
27
Oct.
S*
35c
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
Aug.
Oct.
2
81% Oct.
17
61
Jan.
18c
Oct.
25
25c
Oct.
23
18c
Oct.
5c
Oct.
11
12c
Oct.
4
5c
115% Oct.
119
63
Oct.
31
Oct.
35c
2
%6 Oct.
3
Oct.
1
42c
10c
14%
Sale
11
Oct.
22
1
Oct.
8
26
14%
24%
1%
8%
Oct.
1%
9
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
23
9% Oct.
31
31
25
29
1%
Sale
9%
Sale
37
34% Sale
Oct.
May
Jan.
11% June
July
i
May
Aug.
5c* Apr.
12
May
4% Jan.
4c
Apr.
1
May
5
60c
Sale
29% Sale
9% Oct.
7% Oct.
4
9
50c
Oct.
30
60c
Oct.
37
Oct.
14
38
28% Oct.
10
7%
14%
%
7%
Oct.
July
May
May
Aug.
Aug.
1
July
7% May
5% May
14
50c
Oct.
18
31
Oct.
27
29% Oct.
July
22% May
5c
Jan.
35
Sale
34
Oct.
10
35
Oct.
3
Sale
60%
Sale
56%
Sale
56
Oct.
31
61% Oct.
18
Sale
46
Sale
43
43% Oct.
30
46
Oct.
1
44c
Oct.
23
46c
Oct.
23
39% June
35c
May
1
Oct.
25
1% Oct.
17
10
Oct.
Oct.
23
70
June
7% Oct.
1% Oct.
3
55c
2%
90
7
1%
45c
1%
87%
7%
1%
26%
6%
50c
46c
3
1
99
"7%
1%
37
7
7%
1%
27
45
Sale
1%
110
Sale
1%
30
97% Oct.
6% Oct.
1
Oct.
,
21 102
11
15
2
6%
25% Jan.
55
May
5% May
May
25H
7
July
Sept.
Jan.
20
Apr. 24
Mar.
2
2
4% Feb.
July 20
% Apr. 20
25c
Sept. 18
6
12% Jan.
44
Feb.
10c
9
15
m
May
78
Sale
9%
40c
Mar.
June
2% Oct.
2% Jan.
25c
Oct.
3
7% Apr. 23
Apr. 20
18% Jan.
4
26% Apr. 16
4
31% Jan.
Oct.
3
30
30
June
15
11
10c
2
20
Oct.
21c
Sale
1.00
36c
80
26c
14%
23%
1%
9%
1%
11%
25
% Oct.
69
Sale
76
59
Jan.
3% Oct.
38
Sale
%
%
42c
11
17
4
70
%
Sale
Oct.
12
5
64c
Jan.
70
16% May
23% May
8c
Sale
30
Oct.
1
May
7
May
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
17
10c
Sale
27
1%
57% Oct.
June
21
3%
8
21
Mar. 29
36
23
15
7
3% Mar. 12
31
May
May
12% May
nl*
26
Oct.
6
1%
11%
Mar.
Jan.
26% Oct.
75c
20c
_____
1% Mar.
7c
31
Oct.
17
8% Feb. 21
Oct.
54
21
Sale
Mar. 27
5% Feb.
45c
3
38
4
3% May
11
7
4
18
I"
% H-pt.
Oct.
65c
70
Oct.
Oct.
28
1
31
5
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
4% May
19c
Mar.
4
10% Jan.
3
May
3
5
2% Jan.
May
3
Apr. 20
3% July
3
2% May
9
Mar. 28
vt
3% May
7
13
1% Feb
16
Apr. 11
19% Jan.
5
1% Feb
11% June
9% Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
3
20
40
Oct.
May
in
30
3
36
11% Oct.
1% Oct.
3% Oct.
4*
Apr.
1 % June
Feb.
9
7% Oct.
1%
5*
5
July 26
5c
4% Oct.
67
Sale
Jan.
14
65c
-----
16% June
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
75c
30
Oct.
May
26
7
Sale
33
38
1% Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
11
Sale
2
18
Oct.
Oct.
11%
1%
5
Oct.
Jan.
2
51% Oct.
32% Oct.
Sale
Apr.
21
3
10
12%
91%
149%
36%
50%
20%
2%
8%
23
28
10
Mar. 28
29
36
Sale
Jan.
32% Jan.
103
July
8
May
z66% May
126
May
Oct.
23
8
23
16c
Sale
11
175M Mar. 12
15jf May
1 % Oct.
21
18
17
July
80
1 % Oct.
2
21
23
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.
1%
1%
%
6%
2%
2%
2%
80c
Sale
70
12
15
13
21%
26%
57
20
30
13%
75c
Sale
Sale
3%
55
35
Sale
3
1%
36%
Sale
12
37
4% Sale
3c
2^
43
2
12%
1%
14%
6%
21%
2%
Sale
18% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
% Oct.
5% Oct.
1% Oct.
1
35% Oct.
44% Oct.
1
4%
Sale
3
1%
20c
Sale
2%
2%
2
10%
1%
7%
2%
Sale
-----
1
1
1%
50c
43
60c
Apr.
24
31%
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
Sale
86% Sale
27c
1% Oct.
20
92
24%
84%
43%
No par value.
Highest
Sale Prlcer
% Oct.
171
Union Twist Drill..
United Shoe Mach Corp
6% cum preferred
Utah Metal & Tunnel
Venezuela Holding Corp
Vermont & Mass Ry Co
Waldorf System Inc
100
*
Bros
474 Warren (S D) & Co common. _*
lOOWichita River Oil Corp
10
1%
15
38
5
25
25
1
50c
17
30%
675 Warren
Lowest
Sale Prices
101%
26,296 Torrington Co (The)
200 Union Cop Land & Min Co..25
6,182
40,178
3,529
32,276
1,840
4,407
3,782
Highest
Sale Prices
96
36
27c
107
Ask
96
93
1,457
Preferred
*
3,643
Class B
*
1,205 Helvetia Oil Co T C
1
140 l"fl Button Hole Mach Co__10
627
"""270
10
,
23,556
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
68
68
69%
Sale
17%
18% Sale
Sale
99%
96%
96 %
100
101% 101% 102% 100
101%
101%
100
100
100
100
100
*
Preferred
*
Economy Grocery Stores..-.*
Employers' Group Assoc..
*
General Capital Corp
*
Georgian Inc (The)—
8% cum class A pref
20
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Safety Razor Co
*
Hathaway Bakeries class A...*
42
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
Bid
70%
19 %
96%
94
92
20
99c
58
709
"""400
Co
4.637 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com.*
1,284
15
Boston
.....5
25
.*
13,266
4 % % cum prior pref
13,563
6 % cum preferred
3,191 East Mass St Ry Co
1,947
First preferred
2,438
Preferred B
2,953
Adjustment
52,845 Eastern SS Lines, Inc
500
82
665
_
100
10,877 Calumet & Hecla
200 Cliff Mining Co
17,407 Copper Range Co
Ask
Bid
par
,6,116 American Pneumatic Service.
19
Oct.
1940
Par
1st mtge A 4%
271,800
1960
562.000
Inc mtge A 4%%
1970
305,000 East Mass St RR ser A 4%s '48
Series B 5s
76,700
1948
Series O 6s
17,000
1948
Series D 6s
194S
39,650
102
""560
1
Jan. 2
Boston & Maine RR—
21,000
16,250
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
2,
2
Jan.
3
18
Apr. 24
9
8% Feb.
25
Feb.
15
2% Mar. 19
5c
Apr 24
2
21% Oct.
6% May 11
6c
Feb.
2% Oct.
26
11
Jan.
5
38%
137
Apr. 22
Apr. 20
65
May 16
% Feb. 21
92c
May
8
Oct.
17
60c
Apr.
8
25c
Sept, 24
52c
May 13
16% Apr. 24
28% June 28
1% Jan. lfl
9% Jan. 12
6
1% Feb.
4
12
Feb.
17
12% Jan.
75c
5
Mar. 14
45% Apr
5
33% Mar. 16
5c
35
11*
Jan.
8
Oct.
3
Mar. 20
Oct.
1
62c
Apr.
12
2
Mar.
102
Oct.
2
23
3
7% Oct.
1% Mar. 18
31
7
Apr.
30
Sept.%9
Cleveland Stock
MONTHLY AND
Exchange
YEARLY RECORD
~
.
»■
_
'
'
'
,
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
THE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
October
Shares_
1939
49,264
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
.1
Bond Sales
423,000
1939
1940
October
50,539
407,173
Jan.
1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE
CLEVELAND
SALES
PRICES IN OCTOBER
STOCK EXCHANGE
October
Shares
STOCKS
1,297 uAddressog-Multigraph com. 10
1.244 Air-Way El Appll 1st 7% pf 100
2,580 Akron Brass Mfg com (new) .50
5
2,615 Airier Coach & Body
1,961 uAmerican Home Products—1
2,101 Apex EleOtric & Mfg
Prior preferred
678
100
635
555
68
40
143
Bid
18%
8
12%
3
6
100
16
15
15% al 5% Oct.
29
16
27
8
80
831
4,890
22
120
1,453
11,597
90
140
35
8,982
440
common...
12 %
10,435 City Ice & Fuel—.—...— *
288
94
6%% preferred
..100
1
16 %
1,263 Clark Controller
8,423 Cleveland Builders Realty
1%
58
*
13,054 Cleveland Cliffs Iron $5 pf
182 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum pref
♦ 113
36
3,676 uCleve Graphite Bronze com.l
100
16,432 Cleveland Rys..
is%
5
75,349 Cliffs Corp
17%
11
5,665 Colonial Finance Co common. 1
7
*
1,025 Commercial Bookbinding.
Dow Chemical 5% pref
.100 114
1,923
Rights wi
*
35.471
4
29%
5,171 Eaton Mfg. Co.common
802 Blec Controller & Mfg..
49%
377 Faultless Rubber Co com....*
uFirestone Tire & Rub com.. 10
1,302
1,030
5,181
1,822
454
124
13
10
~329
30
15
50
25
100
36%
33%
Sale
22
Sale
17%
11%
12%
8
5
116
30%
50
500
10
181
300
191
10
""745
491
1,748
145
"""55
"362
5
137
""98
571
137
20
14
21%
15
35%
12%
230
590
2,429
2,036
65
14
*
uOhio Oil common
Otis Steel Co common
*
Packer
.....*
*
Corp
Patterson-Sargent.
Eng com
Reliance Elec &
5
RiCbman Bros
—
Rubber Co
2
15
14
23
17
1
al5% Oct.
26
13
14%
al01% Oct.
14% a14% Oct.
14
all% Oct.
105
3%
25%
9%
44
15%
13%
3%
13%
\VA
18%
19
18
20
33
al4% Oct.
19% Oct.
"52"
10%
44
al8% Oct.
19% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
44
Oct.
1
12% Oct.
3
11
41% Oct. 19
a!05
Oct. 25
39
11% Oct.
41
al05
103% 105
3
3%
3%
26
27
a25%
10%
a8%
10%
40
42% Sale
16
15%
15%
15
12%
15%
3% Sale
3%
12
10%
13%
32%
33% a32%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
30
19%
20
Sale
Oct.
23
Oct.
30
Oct.
31
Oct.
31
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28
Oct.
Oct.
23
a33
Oct.
31
29
20
Oct.
1
1
Oct.
3%
a26%
al0%
42%
Oct.
36
Sale
Oct.
%
1
18% Oct.
1
Oct.
55
"35%
37%
8
Sale
"38%
a35% Oct.
6% Oct.
6%
3%
36%
34%
1%
1
18%
18%
30
19%
12%
7%
11%
"20%
10
13
Sale
*
35
8%
14%
29%
20%
9
"~7%
12
14%
15
Sale
36%
all% Oct.
23
35%
77%
1%
%
15%
18
37
9
"2l%
32
40
20
9
15
6%
6%
10
10
12
11
11
12%
18
18%
18% 21%
Sale
3%
Sparks Withington Co—
6% cum conv pref
100
Stouffer Corp—
Class A $2.25 cum pref
»
377
6,069 Thompson Products Inc com.*
669 uTimken Roller Bearing com. *
1
3,465 Troxel Mfg
24
2
23% al9
a21%
a2%
34
34%
77%
1%
%
15% al4%
25
Sale
29%
6
9%
11%
10%
15%
14
36
4
4%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
11 a37% Oct.
5
6% Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
28 a36% Oct.
16 all% Oct.
10 a23% Oct.
1 a24% Oct.
7
22
a2% Oct.
35
31
3
31
Oct.
9
8 al5% Oct.
3
17 a21 % Oct.
15
x
"2l" a20% Oct.
15
6%
ii*
a6
Oct.
4
a9% Oct.
14
12
10%
11%
18% al7%
al7%
Sale
35%
a3%
4%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
a6% Oct.
al0% Oct.
31
31
12
Oct.
12
Oct.
15 al8
Oct.
17
a21% Oct.
31
3
3
9
29
37
3
28
Oct.
1
a4% Oct.
23
35
Oct.
23
14 a35% Oct.
2 a48% Oct.
3
1
32
132
600
55
700
70
184
1,641
798
539
53
622
244
25
867
813
"""55
a
1,492 uTwin Coach
common
35
35
48
48
47
1
8
12
59%
4%
4%
Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com.. *
Vlchek Tool
*
Warren Ref & Chem com
W
einberger Drug Stores.....
*
"8%
165 W R I Corp 6% prior pref .100
1
5,378 White Motor..
.
12%
47%
28
28%
Reflects prices in primary markets on which odd lot sales
Unlisted.
Sale
34%
2%
7%
13%
68,%
5%
4%
6
%
10%
37
35
14
14%
34
35
20
were
21
based.
15%
42%
20
z
Oct.
a32% Oct.
a47% Oct.
Sale
2% Oct.
a7% Oct.
8%
13
Oct.
16
69% a57% Oct.
4% Oct.
5%
4
Oct.
4%
6
5% Oct.
1%
% Oct.
10
8% Oct.
35
49
50
...
*
5,813 Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
30
5% % cum pref ser A
100
790 uYoungstown Steel Door com.*
8%
13%
60%
5
2
.
3
2%
*
Upson-Walton.
37
33%
*
4,635
12,879
1,150
1,439
2,225
z95
3
Oct.
Sale
al2% Oct.
43% a33% Oct.
21
al8% Oct.
23
31
30
3
2% Oct.
a8% Oct.
14
4
10
1
Oct.
4
9 a69% Oct.
1
5% Oct.
31
21
23
21
4% Oct.
5Vs Oct.
% Oct.
22
18
23
14
29
10
Oct.
4
14
50
Oct.
14
8 al5% Oct.
9 a42% Oct.
26
8 a!9% Oct.
31
1
70
June 20
50
Jan.
Aug.
7
July 19
15
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
8
60
z23% May 21 z40%
8%
4% Jan. 30
z24% Feb. 18 z47%
z6 % May 28 zl3%
z41
July 15 z53
zl3 % Feb. 23 z21%
zl3% May 21 z27
z2
July
5 z3%
30
June
5
41%
44
Sept.17 55
% May 28
1%
1
% July
5
z9% May 21 zl8%
30
Feb. 29
30%
zl7
May 28 24%
15
12% May 20
z5% June 10 z8%
z7
May 21 zl2%
12
9 '
May 21
14%
10% Oct.
2
zlO
May 25 18
zl4
May 21 z23%
31
May 22 40%
z3 % May 23
z8%
5
Mar. 13
65
35
Oct.
37
z25% May
z35% May
2% Oct.
July
July
z42
May
4
Aug.
3
May
4
Aug.
% Oct.
May
s*
J**
June
*7% May
z26% June
80
May
zl2% May
Reflects range of prices it, primary mark«us.
_
25
22
42% Apr. 12
June 25 zl05%Mar.30
zl6% May 21 z29
z6% May 21 zl2%
34 % May 28
44
12% July
3
17%
12
16
May 22
4
2% June 10
10
May 21
13%
z26% June 25 z47 %
18
16% Feb.
7
26
May 28 35
13% May 13 20
1
Oct.
1
1%
50
June
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Sept.19
Sept. 17
63
35
1
899 Union Metals Mfg Co
13,991 uU S Steel common
50
36
60
53
Sale
74
1 H
a35
12
47
20%
22%
15%
26%
35%
11%
37
12
3
26
x
53
14%
2
18
18
26
28
22
6
3% Feb. 19
z26% May 21 z41
zl0% May 22 z23%
z98
3 zl06
Aug.
zll
May 21 zl9%
zlO
May 21 z20%
z45
May 21 z69%
zl2% May 22 z24%
13% Feb. 26 20
70
13%
Mar. 27
_
Oct.
41
75
z8% Oct. 16 zl4% Jan. 26
Feb.
Sept. 26 z98
6
al6% Oct. 31 zl2
May 20
16% Jan. 11
1
1 % Jan. 13
2
Feb. 23
1% Oct.
72
46
Oct. 31
Oct. 31
May 20 72
all2% Oct. 15 zl08 May 21 zll4%Jan. 10
a35% Oct. 11 z26
May 21 z43% Apr.
8
17% Jan. 13 36
28% Oct.
May
12% May 28
18% Oct.
18% Apr.
11% Oct.
10% May 18 13
Apr.
6
6
Oct.
8
Sept. 25
Apr.
113% Oct.
112% Sept.25 117
Apr.
a4% Oct.
2% Sept. 12 z4% Sept.24
z22
a35% Oct.
May 22 z37
Apr.
9
50
38% May 24
Jan.
3
15% May 18
17% Jan.
ft
al5% Oct. 26 zl2% May 21 z21% Jan.
3
z85
a35% Oct.
1
al2% Oct. 31
al02% Oct. 28
al5.% Oct.
2
al3% Oct. 31
all% Oct.
70
45
36
13%
23%
*
com
1
31
10
12%
13%
42%
*
uRepublic Steel common
1
15
a32% Oct.
12%
Sale
*
_.
W
70
...
.
Oct.
2
Mar. 20
Oct.
x
35% a33% Oct.
26
.—..5
50
9
5
14
6
"16%
...
....
6
113% Oct.
35
13
Cooperage A com.*
*
1,320 Murray Ohio Mfg
285 Myers (F E) & Bros Co com
*
1
8,042 National Acme Co com—
1,434 uNat Malleable Steel Cast com*
*
10,971 National Refining
$6 prior preferred......... *
3,173
52
8% cum pref
100
»
4,007 National Tile
*
2,918 Nestle LeMur "A"
*
7,197 uN Y Central RR com
435 Nineteen Hundred Corp A
*
*
1.016 Ohio Brass class B
55 Ohio Confection Co cl A com.*
Oct.
1% Oct.
15
18%
20
30
M
zl2% June 15 zl9% Jan.
4
9
Oct.
8% Mar. 6 27
4
4% Apr. 13
May 21
19
6% Jan. 11
8% Apr.
3
z45% May 21 z66% Apr.
8% May 21 zl5
Apr. 18
85
Jan. 26
95
Sept. 19
zl9
May 22 z29% Apr. 25
Mar. 15
z4% May 23 z7
70
x
"36"
.......100
851 Monarch Machine Tool Co
28 alO
a8% Oct.
16
103
"
Seiberling
50
3
28
23
7%
9
88
16%
15%
5
1,425 Jaeger Machine—
*
*
5,616 Kelly Island L & T.._....
10,730 Lamson-Sessions—.......... *
*
1,115 Leland Electric
1,390 uMartin (Glenn L) common..1
675 McKay Machine
*
1.015 McKee (Arthur G) class B —♦
*
3,579 Medusa Portland Cement
2,283 Metrop Pav Brick Co com.. *
69 M etropolitan Pav'g Brick pf 100
*
2.245 Midland Steel Prod
*
5,121 Miller Wholesale Drug
5,024
7,356
2,379
2,228
3,445
19,960
26,369
1,455
"35%
9
Oct.
a3% Oct.
50
17
3
30
11 a56% Oct.
30 all% Oct.
9
90
Oct.
16 a25% Oct.
17
a4% Oct.
16
16%
1%
a2**
71% Sale
114
113% 115
33
34
33%
28
25%
27%
Sale
18% Sale
11 %
11%
11%
7
7%
114
112% 114
112%
3% Sale
34
33%
—
360
Oct.
60% Oct.
all2% Oct.
a32% Oct.
23% Oct.
16% Oct.
11% Oct.
*
2,761 uIndustrial Rayon com
_*
4,206 ulnterlake Iron common
—.....*
9,705 Interlake SS
275
<2*
8?^
"16"
90
28 al5% Oct.
9
27
Oct.
3
4% Oct.
a23 % Oct.
a4% Oct.
4%
al5
366 Hanna (M A) $5 pref......— *
♦
1,288 Harbauer Company
232
745
95
Sale
61
112
23%
1,316
292
1,078
2,081
115
22%
673 Halle Brothers...
Preferred
174
25
17
Sale
1%
General Tire & Rubber com..5
1,143 Greif Bros
155
156
3
41
Preferred
Oct.
15
18
63%
3%
581
24
4% Oct.
a54% Oct.
12% all % Oct.
87
21
18%
19%
Oct.
84
40%
100
"23%
11%
5
9%
4%
8%
27
55
95
4%
Ask
53%
11%
44
*
Preferred
-
26
97
*
*
2,275 uGlidden Co common
6,004 Goodrich (B. F.) Co.common *
2
$5 cum preferred
*
*
6,154 Goodyear Tire & Rub com
601 Great Lakes Towing
—100
425
4%
56
"25~"
"I§"
Fostoria Pressed Steel
238
113
256
4%
7%
7
uGeneral Electric
com
Ask Bid
54
60%
59
49 Canfield Oil
26
Highest
Sale Prices
15
95
10,960 Brewing Corp of America
Lowest
Sale Prices
20
23%
6%
567
Highest
Sale Prices
18%
9%
22%
1
Lowest
Sale Prices
Bid
87
924 uBond Stores common
Oct. 31
Ask
4%
5%
59 %
140
"1,464
1
Oct.
1940
Par
Shares
106
10
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
;
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
In
x
Jan.
29
Jan.
3
4
Jan.
5
Apr,
Feb. 17
Oct.
Jan.
26
3
Mar. 13
Apr. 16
9
May
May 13
Oct.
31
Apr.
11
Jan.
8
8
Apr.
Apr. 19
Sept.23
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
Apr. 30
Jan.
4
6
Apr.
July 30
Apr. 10
4
Jan.
Jan.
26
Jan.
Feb.
May
ia
3
2
Mar. 13
7
3
Sept.23
Mar. 11
May
Mar.
Oct.
17
3
Mar. 12
Jan.
5
Jan.
Aug. 15
June
19
16
3
5% Feb. 14
8
zl3 % Mar.
7
15% Mar.
38% Apr.
z52
Jan.
69% Oct. 31
5% Jan. 20
5
July 13
6% Feb. 27
1% Feb. 21
2
10% Jan.
65
zl5%
z48%
z93%
z28%
Jan.
26
Oct.
26
Jan.
3
May 10
Jan.
4
No print sales only.
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK
October
1939
1940
Stock Sales
196,351
-
EXCHANGE
1940
1939
2,653,576
Stock Sales
Shares.
320,148 i Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
3,002,965
j
AGQREOATE
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
325
425
1,730
5,659
1,325
2,566
100
STOCKS
620
900
6,200
300
1940
Par
10,180
15,005
9,020
44,717
2,647
2,971
46,732
10,066
25,030
7,260
1,017
Allen Elec &
Atlas
Auto
Equipment
1
Drop Forge common
5
City Brewing common. _1
Baldwin
Rubber
16,133
3,152
7,797
72,662
2,248
,.1
common
Bid
Oct.
Ask
194
2
2
4
25c
636
27c
Sale
Bower
Roller Bearing
Briggs Mfg Co common
Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
5
*
.1
23
775
337
455
38,354
7,548
12,495
92,806
23,220
2,881
*
Burry Biscuit Corp
Capital City Products
Casco Products Corp
7X
207
175
1,940
2,053
910
825
¥,478
100
5
5
10
1
79%
14X
Consumers Steel Products
Continental Motors common. 1
Crowley, Milner & Co
55c
3 94
♦
com
Detroit & Cleve Nav com
Detroit Edison common.
1,665
5,358
1,252
5,485
100
545
""772
517
"3",658
1,823
1,830
2,075
1,300
1,519
482
1,075
3,190
4,068
200
555
1,140
300
2,600
2,000
1,047
2,442
752
12,848
50,315
21,272
33,185
15,546
13,330
24,628
6,671
1,061
1,651
2,200
"
1,431
1,967
1,000
220
738
1,140
200
3,850
350
"2",3 50
3,575
1,400
588
870
6,045
100
700
55
420
700
IX
IX
52c
105,887
47,695
7,105
43,044
28,641
II,539
7,480
8,120
12,004
13,375
IX
Eaton Mfg Co common......4
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
5
Ex-Cell-0 Corp
3
394
236
27 X
496
32 X
10X
2X
54 X
2%
5X
2534
Sale
5X
Sale
2934
5%
Sale
14
2%
Sale
Sale
"70c"
73c
Mogul common
Federal Motor Truck
5
*
com
Frankenmuth Brewing com..l
Fruehauf Trailer Co com
1
Gar Wood Industries com
3
Mfg Co class A
*
Class B
*
General Finance Corp com
1
General Motors common
10
Goebel Brewing Co common. 1
_
Kinsei Drug Co common..
1
♦
1
*
10
Micromatic-Hone Corp__....l
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co...l
Motor Products Corp com
*
10
com
Packard Motor Co com
Parke Davis & Co_.
Parker Rust-Proof com
*
com
*
1
10
30,574 Timken Axle common
Tivoli Brewing Co common.. 1
Union Investment Co com
United Shirt Distributors
United
Specialties common
500 U S Graphite Co com
2,854 U S Radiator common
Preferred
2,717
5,350 Universal Cooler class A
page
61.
n
)'»_
2134
7X
1%
34X
4X
33
Sale.
3%
2%
"5" Sale"
26
-----
8
8
634 Oct.
18
33
37
Sale
Oct.
9
2534 Oct.
31
64c
Oct.
4
70c
22
Sale
60c
134 Feb.
2% Aug.
July
436 June
2496 Feb.
16c
27
21
7% Oct.
24
Oct.
30
50c
Oct.
834 Oct.
26
Oct.
30
50c
"8X
June
8
13
26
10
29
7
1334 May 22
Aug. 24
734 July 15
52c
50c
7
Apr.
26c
May
7
794 Apr.
9
2894 Apr. 30
37
May
9
2534 Oct. 31
136 Feb. 20
1294 Jan.
4
Sept.16
134 Jan.
5
11
994 Jan.
3
July
5X
70c
3%
IX
84
81X Oct.
3
16
83 X
15
Oct.
21
Sale
55c
Oct.
17
3 34 Oct.
9
134 Oct.
Sale
IX
23
8194 Oct.
3
Oct.
Oct.
15
31
334 Oct.
134 Oct.
1
22
16
70c
55c
114
IX
2 34
62c
116
60c
112
Oct.
22
Oct.
18 112
Oct.
Oct.
21
18
Oct.
2J4 Oct.
3
30
62c
15
55c
234
134
Sale
9
1 X
55c
62c
50c
Oct.
9
61c
Oct.
22
17
15
Oct.
1
1634 Oct.
26
3
3434
334
32
15
14
3X
2
2034
5%
7
834
134
75c
35
Sale
2%
2434
Sale
32
35
1034
2%
13X
2%
50
51
Oct.
15
734 Oct,
30
19
3434 Oct.
3 34 Oct.
29X Oct.
14 X Oct.
23
3
Oct.
28
2 34
Oct.
17
4X Oct.
33
Oct.
30
4
15
9
34 34 Oct.
3 36 Oct.
3134 Oct.
1594 Oct.
3 94 Oct.
2 34 Oct.
596 Oct.
19
4
3
2
18
26
31
Oct.
30
294 Oct.
5034 Oct.
2 34 Oct.
7
28
1
75c
Oct.
30c
Oct.
31
14
894 Oct.
8
33
Sale
75c
Sale
50c
Oct.
1
30c
50c
25c
35c
30c
Oct.
14
9
8
5
8
Oct.
19
18M
ilk
1
Sale
1834 Oct.
1134 Oct.
30
1934 Oct.
1134 Oct.
19
31
Sale
Sale
12X Oct.
3 34 Oct.
11
13 34 Oct.
Sale
1334
434
23
21
Sale
32c
Sale
32c
Oct.
16
Sale
1
Oct.
23
35
Sale
5X
45c
13
Sale
35c
3%
2
1
50c
53c
24 X
4
25
45c
25
IX
IX
21
234 Oct.
30
834
19X
2
234 Oct.
49X Oct.
2 34
234
IX
Apr.
Apr.
8
3
5
9834
July
May
Oct.
May
May
July
May
May
May
Jan.
5
15
496 Feb.
23
2
90
IX
4X
4
IX
,
1
50c
,51c
55c
45c
Oct.
3
26
{25X
Oct.
Oct.
26
4
25%
434
1X
25
Sale
134 Oct.
26
IX
Sale
83c
25c
Sale
16c
2X
2X
8
83c
4X
7X
IX
95c
ex
Sale
Sale
IX
5X
66c
3X
8
IX
95c
Sale
IX
7
Sale
4
Sale
IX
IX
90c
._
6
iex
Sale
494 Oct.
36c
8
16
1896 Jan.
29
20
22
19 34 Apr.
10
136 Apr. 23
22 125
50c
13
Oct.
9
July
9
Feb.
8
21
15
15
Oct.
1
3
May 15
June
5
34
30
9
June 12
33
30c
Sept.27
596 Feb.
5
July
1436 May
10
May
28
May
9
May
3
May
32c
21
1
Oct.
25
35c
Oct.
3
Oct.
4
1
25 94
Oct.
1
194 Oct.
5
4
1594
494
294
3234
694
11
99c
Oct.
1
18c
Oct.
17
29
29
17
194 Oct.
734 Oct.
22
17
Oct.
19
7
Oct.
75c
66c
Oct.
1
75c
Oct.
5X
734
Sale
4
Oct.
3
4
Oct.
30
834 Oct.
4
Sale
734 Oct.
154 Oct.
40c
Oct.
21
194 Oct.
Oct.
46c
65c
13 X
13
16
Sale
1234 Oct.
24
1436 Oct.
1734 Oct.
3
19
6%
Sale
17X
7%
Oct.
23
334
Sale
Sale
2034
32 X
21 X
394 Oct.
2
17 X
Sale
16 94 Oct.
11
634 Oct.
8
8
3X Sale
^1
*
Sale
20X
Sale
IX
ex
2
19X
10
12
1
2X Sale
24%
25
4%
5
IX
IX
IX
12
13 X
2/4
IX
ex
134
o
Sale
4X
12
2
2
5
1
„
X
134
July
11
4
Jan.
26
7
4
136
29
2
1
21
834
July
Jan.
Aug.
May
May
May
May
May
July
July
Jan.
1
Mar.
1
63
13
May
May
Aug.
May
May
Aug.
21
22
27
24
15
16
21
434
85c
1
11
Oct.
22
2196 Oct.
1036 Oct.
194 Oct.
18
11
23
194 Oct.
134 Oct.
234 Oct.
18
3
4
Oct.
Oct.
2
18
434 Oct.
24
33
June
10
Oct.
15
75c
June
6
May
July
Mar.
May
Aug.
Oct:
2
May
234 May
15
12
30
21
1
22
23
28
10
10
17
IX
2
Oct.
2
2
19
Oct.
1
21
4 34 Oct.
Oct.
17
4
1
5
4
....
24
5
Sale
2824
IX
12
2934
Sale
4'4
3
3
Sale
4%
ex
734
3%
4
Sale
1J4
2 X
4
4X
8
IX
1
12
2X
IX
Sale
134
12
2
15
4
1
1% Oct.
3
Oct.
31
134 Oct.
1294 Oct.
31
21
27 94 Oct.
9
2934 Oct.
26
136 Oct.
434 Oct.
7
21
100
2X Sale
2%
85c
16
5M
16A
4%
IX
14
a
^
Sale
28 34
IX
8
44
Sale
5
14
4%
134
734
c
VA
Sale
5
134
21
21
8
15
22
5
8
Oct.
134
Sale
IX
IX
10
1296
434
1694
234
3136
34
14
Sale
934
14
134 Oct.
Sale
40c
23
134 Oct.
134 Oct.
2 94 Oct.
2X
2
May 24
60c
3
1
3 94 Oct.
IX
834
1% Sale
14
11
30
23
31 X Oct.
21
Oct.
4
96
23
80c
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
IX
2X
oVA
19
3%
834
IX
IX
ex
87c
"2X ~~3X
*
50
*
♦
33 X
5
1 X
4 34
Oct.
Oct.
3
22
3
Oct.
2
3 94 Oct.
16
634 Oct.
694 Oct.
3
19
134 Oct.
18
14
Oct.
31
34 Oct.
134 Oct.
24
4
5
3
Oct.
2
18
1
23
13
173
1
1036
9836
1834
194
4 34
434 Oct.
3
Oct.
31
19
4
4
May 24
4
1
June 28
8
694 Oct.
234 Oct.
Oct.
31
Oct.
24
194 Oct.
1
14
5
Jan.
19
1
8
Apr. 29
Mar. 15
3
8
Jan. 25
Apr. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
794 Aug.
7
336 May 15
1
May 21
30
24
5
8
15
5
2
9
17
19
8
22
15
17
Jan.
9
134 Jan.
10
60c
24
Oct.
16c
26
52c
15
26
1% Oct.
83c
10
Oct.
Feb.
16
1994 May 22
294 May 14
136 May 17
May
75c
July
16c
Sept.
196 Sept.
Apr.
28
22
21
15
9
1
15
May 21
Feb.
Mar. 27
1334 Jan.
294 Jan.
56
Apr.
334 Apr.
136 Jan.
80c
Apr.
1394 Apr.
6
Apr.
1934 Oct.
1434 Feb.
28
May
1634 Apr.
694 Feb.
July 19
134 May 23
3734 May 28
2
May 22
50c
July 26
3
Apr. 13
3534 May
436 Feb.
15
21
15
22
12
10
2094 Jan.
1034 May
234 May
2
May
22
Sept.
3 94 June
Jan.
May
2
Apr. 18
694 May 25
8
July
27
2
Jan.
194
294
196
1634
1
136
134 Oct.
51c
8
13 34
16
18
IX
68c
45c
12"
20c
IX
1 X
40c
IX
Sale
17c
3X
7%
_
75c
13X
2%
50 X
Sale
13X
Sale
60c
Oct.
19
1
1% Oct.
1X Oct.
IX
lex
2034
734
31
21
5594 May 21
14
10%
2 X
49%
234
31
13X
19X
834
IX
ex
IX
1
Rickei (H W) & Co common. .2
Udylite Corp cjmmon
70c
Sale
Sale
12X
2.50
*
Brewing Co
33X
336
30%
14X
2%
2%
Sale
Sale
1834
1034
44 X
1
see
31
17 x
78c
112
1834
13X
*
Pfeiffer
Class B
834
Oct.
Oct.
1
2.50
Parker Wolverine Co com
Peninsular Metal Products
Prudential Investing Corp
Reo Motors Inc vtc
IX
'ti%
Motor Wheel common.......5
Murray Corp common
Muskegon Piston Ring
Sale
8X
2.50
common.
Preferred
75c
90c
.
24,756
ex
2534 Sale
70c
6
16
4
11
21
24
McClanahan Oil Co common .1
Michigan Silica Co common. 1
Mich Steel Tube Prod
75c
ex
13 X
1
5X
80 X
16
5X
30
Hudson Motor Car
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com
Kingston Products Corp
Michigan Sugar
•
8
4 34
234 Oct.
20c
Oct.
2
18c
50c
*
1
29,207 Standard Tube Co class B
5,925 Stearns (Frederick) common._ *
5% cum part pref
100
164
For footnotes
12 X
4X
*
class A.
Class B
River Raisin Paper com
*
10
13,730 Scotten Dillon common
1
76,809 Sheller Mfg Co common
3,910 Simplicity Pattern common..1
44,007
1,400
4,779
7,777
39,139
ex
IX
145 Mahon (R C) class A pref
Masco Screw Products
32,277
107,823
5,180
2,226
34.674
3,257
62,835
69,435
2,871
23,826
9,705
95,012
15
20
1
Kresge (S S) Co common
10
4,062 Lakey Fdy & Mach common.-1
14,376 LaSalle Wines & Champagne.2
102
"¥,536
iex
60c
109
.100
common
Houdaille-Hershey
"ex
31X
Highest
Sale Prices
2 34 May
3X Oct.
Oct.
5X Oct.
2X
Sale
18c
36
Lowest
Sale Prices
15
10
_
Graham-Paige Motor com
1
Grand Valley Brew common. .1
Hall Lamp Co. common
5
*
158 Home Dairy class A
8,175 Hoover Steel Ball common. .10
7,543 Hoskins Mfg Co common..2.50
187
SX
--
IX
Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
1
Detroit Mien Stove common __1
Detroit Paper Products..
1
Gemmer
65c
2%
3%
Highest
Sale Prices
Weather
Strip Co commonChrysler Corp common
Consolidated Paper com
Federal
Ask
60c
Detroit Steel Corp common. .5
.10
780 Detroit Steei Products
1
3,487 Divco-Twin Truck Co
3,662
2,273
26,152
59,284
16.673
26,194
5,831
41,704
1,416
1,593
8,793
80,194
37,780
37,194
18,225
33,657
36Sale
7%
1234c
_*
*
Burroughs Adding Mach
1,760 Durham Mfg Co
22X
57c
225 Cunningham Drug Stores_2.50
I,071 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com. 10
1,165
2,450
14,973
2,650
ex
2SX
35
21X
2X
3 36
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask Bid
2
lie*
Oct.
1
Bid
5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass..
Chamberlin Metal
1,258
1
Price
Jan. 2
October
2,830
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Mar.
9
Feb. 24
494 Mar.
194 Jan.
7
4
14
11
May
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Oct.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
18
22
60c
May
6
16
Apr.
Apr.
134
27c
2
34
734
134
6
17
15
15
__
1194
28
234 Apr. 15
18
8
16,
18
6
Feb. 16
8
May
43! Mar. 12
4494
2196
1434
196
936
Jan.
Jan.
8
31
Apr. 30
Mar. 13
Feb.
2
Jan.
19
194 Apr.
15
2
Jan.
15
234 Apr.
Jan.
10
3
25
7
194
194
1436
9934
2934
294
434
334
496
8
4
Apr. 17
Mar. 14
Apr. 18
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Mar.
14
17
26
27
21
11
Apr. 10
Oct.
31
734 Feb. 19
294 Apr. 17
14
Oct. 31
6
Sept. 18
294 Mar. 26
DETROIT
Nov., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
—
—
STOCKS
M,
790
2,210
1,550
1,100
—
—
4,941
1,493
13,201
105,777
43,815
Par
Universal Products common..*
*
♦
Walker & Co class A
Class B
Warner Aircraft Corp com—1
Wayne Screw Prod common.-4
25,900 Wolverine Brewing Co com
1
2
2,495 Wolverine Tube Co com
46
Preferred
100
6,061 Young (L A) Spring & Wire..*1
514
Ask
Bid
....
23 H
3
1 %
1
9c
18%
27
4
Sale
1%
12c
6%
7%
78% 104
11
11%
Oct.
1
Oct.
1940
Shares
—
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Ask Bid
18%
25
16H
25
30
28
30
3
3%
3
8%
1% Sale
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
IX
13c
17c
13c
Sale
6
7%
7%
101
103
101
103
11
Sale
10 X
11
Bid
16% Jan.
May
2 % July
90c
May
10
14
13
15
Feb.
15
23
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
21
16
5
Oct.
1
10% Oct.
23
13c
21
4
8
3% Oct.
1% Oct.
1% Oct.
13c
Oct.
1
11
Oct.
31
1
9c
Aug. 12
4% May 22
Apr.
4
10,286
2,712
7,726
1,253
3,674
3,105
285
993
298
Amer Tel & Tel Co
50
15
Anaconda Copper
Borden Company
7 X Sale
162% Sale
22% Sale
699
105
15,739 Commonw & Southern Corp.
*
3,494 Consolidated Oil Co
1,444 Dow Chemical Co com
170
Rights
5
1,350 Electric Auto-Lite
5,169 Electric Power & Light
♦
3,160 General Foods Corp
1
4,849 Hupp Motor Car Corp
5,370 Internat Industries com——1
1,430
175
111
161
60
748
1,320
650
7,278
2,673
22,163
6,449
51,230
2,028
1,424
1,371
4,805
10,801
4,617
14,201
17,056
920
485
1,140
530
6,563
760
10
202
425
845
884
2,933
1,750
1
*
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.»
Montgomery Ward & Co
*
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
5
National Dairy Products
♦
*
New York Central RR
Sale
138%
138% Sale
3% Sale
48% Sale
value.
No par value.
37% Sale
6% Sale
36% Sale
40% Sale
1% Jan.
8
2% Apr.
Apr.
10
25c
Mar. 29
13% Apr.
May 22
May 28
July 26
16%
18%
"13% Sale
5% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
15% Sale
15
22% Sale
♦
10
*
__1
5%
79%
83% Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
U S Steel Co
Yellow Truck & Coach
Deferred delivery sales.
15
8
22%
68%
Sale
Sold for cash.
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
59
15%
r
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
2
25
8
1
19
16
25
3
28
15
3
31
40% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
U S Rubber Co.
22
30% Oct.
Sale
29
*~6H
14
Oct.
28
39
5
Oct.
Oct.
29
12% Oct.
17
14
Oct.
9
22%
10%
78%
7%
6%
19%
57%
14%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
10
Sale
9
28
22
21
14
8
8
14
31
Oct.
31
Oct.
4
37% Oct.
6% Oct.
41% Oct.
31
Oct.
21
20%
7%
5%
1%
5%
4
56c
Jan.
2
;
23
23
31
2
31
5
Apr.
3
Oct.
29
8
Sept.\ 3
June 28
May 21
May 22
Sept. 12
Sept.27
May 21
May 21
Jan.
4
Apr.
11
Oct.
4
31
Oct.
June 28
25
15
Apr.
May 10
Jan.
Oct.
2
Oct.
28
May
1
June
18
Mar
5
July
8
May 22
May! 22
May 23
Oct. 30
Oct. 24
Oct. 30
Oct. 17
3
Oct.
Oct. 26
Oct. 30
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Jan.
June
30
24
4
Mar. 13
10
June
29
%
2%
33%
32%
42%
5%
13%
15%
1
16
May 21
May 21
3
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
142% Oct.
20
8
6% Mar. 15
10
June
7
31
9
Oct.
50c
1
31% Sale
12%
Standard Brands Inc
a
Sale"
7% Oct.
16 165% Oct.
9
25
Oct.
18% Oct.
5% Oct.
5% Oct.
1% Oct.
5% Oct.
138% Oct.
3% Oct.
36% Oct.
5% Oct.
35% Oct.
2
--.15
Corp
Sale
Sale
1
Sears Roebuck & Co
Socony-Vacuum
Sale
Sale
1%
7%
50
♦
Pennsylvania RR Co..
Purity Bakeries Corp...
21% Oct.
19
9,463 Jacobs (F L) Co com
4,217 Kennecott Copper Corp
470
7% Oct.
160% Oct.
Sale
165%
--
712
285
Sale
25
20%
7%
10 % Sale
171% Sale
Borg Warner Corp common..5
Budi Wheel Co.
*
10
586 Cities Service common
545
*
*
100
American Radiator
10
May 11
Feb. 29 105
104
8
Feb.
$2*
27
UNLISTED DEPT.—
246
1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
October
61
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
Jan.
4
Apr.
Sept.
13
7
Feb.
16
June
5
Apr.
17
June
10
Jan.
30
May 21
Oct.
3
30
10% Oct.
83% Oct.
8% Oct.
28
June
3
1
Oct.
28
22% Oct.
69% Oct.
15% Oct.
28
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
22
28
23
28
22
7
8
31
2
Apr.
4
Sept. 24
Jan.
2
-
8
7
Apr.
Sept.
i
Oct.
Sept.
Ex-dlvidend.
x
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1940
1939
October-
298,038
2,731,984
258,374
2,258,168
i
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
$195,000
$965,500
$183,500
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
PHILADELPHIA
SALES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
October
Jan. 1
BONDS
181,500 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s_.1945
2,000 Lehigh Valley ann 6s
STOCKS
Shares
Oct.
1940
Bid
$
Shares
2,528
11%
12%
3.408
2,735
15,276 Budd Wheel Co
*
5,668
6,233
19,814
30,357
Chrysler Corp
5
Curtis Pub Co common
*
Electric Storage Battery
♦
1,121
2,789
30,435
3,214
Ask
75
532
346
2,306
1,924
2,791
95
87
667
1,078
50,326
10,248
224
114
248
1,364
100
171
50
_10
--100
*
14
12%
10
General Motors
56
5,808
457
1,221
"5", 995
680
28,552
681
48
1
1,383 Salt Dome Oil Corp
*
8,336 Scott Paper
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Class A participating
975
j-*.
—1
25,587 Tonopah Mining
25
2,097 Transit Invest Corp__
Preferred
-25
15,162
-----60
4,057 Union Traction
aited Corp common
—
39,165
Preferred.
6,206
United Gas Impt common
*
379,404
Preferred
—*
7,074
Westmoreland, Inc————♦
2,634
*
770 Westmoreland Coal
-—-—-
-
-
*
No
16
14
122%
5%
5%
90%
Sale
4
Sale
28%
54%
par
value.
x
Ex-dividend.
Oct.
/
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
11% Jan.
2
64% Mar. 28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12%
162%
Sale
Sale
119
29%
30%
2%
2%
2%
2%
7% Sale
2% Sale
22% Sale
169
2%
119
30%
19
2%
Sale
Sale
11% Oct.
160
Oct.
20
193
183
14
118% 117% Oct.
29% Oct.
29%
30%
2 % Sale
2% Oct.
2% Oct.
2% Sale
7% Oct.
8% Sale
117
2% Sale
24% Sale
14
66
10
Sept. 19
Feb.
2% Oct.
19
14
9% Jupe
Apr.
3
146% May
Jan.
8
28
10% May
8% June
113% Apr.
3
May
3% May
55% June
1% Oct.
Oct.
28
13
24
2
11%
17 120%
15
5%
19
7%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
84
Oct.
31
17
1% Oct.
32% Oct.
50% Oct.
31
9
9
14
31
29
3
23
22 119
Oct.
14
17
Oct.
17
15
16
15
9
30
3% Oct. 23
2% Oct. ,31
8% Oct. 31
3
22
Oct.
9
Oct.
9 190
2% Oct.
2%
2%
2%
2%
116/4 117% 115% Oct.
115% Sale
31
30% Oct.
30%
31
31%
15
Oct.
15 165% Oct.
1
16
Oct.
185
188
186
31
7
Oct.
24% Oct.
Oct.
31
3
11%
7
8
3%
4%
41% Sale
41
44
41%
Sate
1
3%
39 %
d i*
10
9%
%
%
%
Sale^
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
%6
3%
42 %
40% Oct.
43%
%
%
%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1%
2% Sale
32%
33%
34
Sale
12
11%
114
114% 113%
11
10%
10%
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
46
43
%
%
%
to
1
%
31
3% Sept. 28
34% May 15
22
45%
%
%
%
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14
38
Oct.
31
15
2^
35
1
June
11
15
12
Oct.
1
30 117% Oct.
5
10% Oct.
9
May
107% June
9% May
9% Jan.
22
10
21
15
23
7
10
.
11
10
11
12
10
14
10
14
1
2
May 28
% Oct. 23
7
Mar.
3
Oct.
5
9
May 21
June
Jan. 10
2
Apr.
Oct. 23
8
Feb.
8
Apr.
Oct.
8
4
Oct.
3
2% Mar. 21
120% Jan. 10
31% Jan. 20
16
Jan. 23
2% Jan.
2
5% Jan.
4
14% Feb.
6
112% June
28% June
14
Sept.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
11% Jan.
Jan.
7% Sale
35% Sale
11% Sale
114% 115
3
4
3
11
6
24% Jan.
190
42% Oct.
4
Sale
1% Mar
14% May
159
May
2% May
15
11%
48% Sale
May
111% May 18 125%
27
June 10
35%
1% May 23
3%
1% May 28
3%
June 11
8%
7
Sale
10
Apr.
Apr.
30
3
31
29
Jan.
Jan.
June
38
Jan.
Jan.
Oct.
2% Oct.
15
14
25
8
Apr. 25
17 117% Oct.
7
31% Oct.
Sale
5
11%
165%
14% Oct.
10%
9% Oct.
10%
11%
10%
120
118% Oct.
118
118% 119
Sale
4
Oct.
5
4% Sale
5% Oct.
7% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
79% Oct.
79
83% Sale
1% Oct.
1% Sale
29% Oct.
32% Sale
30% Sale
48
Oct.
50% Sale
49% Sale
Sale
15
118
1
243,511 Pennroad Corp vtc
—--50
95,730 Pennsylvania RR
608 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50
2%
2,169 Penn Traffic common
*
2,500 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref
24,592 Phila Elec Power pref—-—25
*
624 Phila Insulated Wire
2,200 Phila Rapid Transit———60
7% preferred
2,275
—50
2,212 Philadelphia Traction--—-50
457
Sale
Lehigh Coai & Navigation—*
Lehigh Valley
50
4,337 National Power & Light——*
7,106
1
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
Horn & Hardart (Phila) com_-»
Horn & Hardart (N Y) com.-*
...
124
1
par
16,120 American Stores
17,856 American Tel & Tel—
901 Bankers Sec Corp pref__
1,214 Barber Asphalt Corp—
7,952 Bell Tel Co of Pa pref
16,233 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
1,644
RANGE SINCE JAN.
.Price
Jan. 2
Since
2
11
8% May
Apr.
49
2
4
Mar. 7
Feb. 14
Feb. 29
Jan. 10
3
4% Feb.
6
2% Jan.
41% Feb. 13
6
15% Jan.
9117% Oct.
12
Apr. 10
48
1M
12% Apr.
9-
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
1940
1939
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
;
1940
364,355
427,703
October
5,093,048
RANGE OF
5,344,733
PRICES ON THE SAN
Stock Sales
Shares-
October.
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGGREGATE
Jan. 2
Since
BONDS
Jan. 1
1940
$
22,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6%—1945
1,000 Coast Co G & E Co 4%__-1965
$
1,000
1
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
October
$500
46,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
FRANCISCO
SAN
SALES
1939
$32,000
135,000
Bid
Oct.
Ask
Bid
Oct.
1
Ask Bid
31
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
Sale Prices
1015* Oct.
24 1015* Oct.
24
Jan.
July
128
100
100
108
98
16 1015* Oct.
July
5 108
Feb.
24
5
Commonwealth Edison Co—
34*%
1958
22,000
32,000 Market Street Ry Co 7%--1940
3,000
5%
1945
1952
1,000 S J Lt & Pwr Corp 6%
2,000 S P Co (O P stk col) 4%
1949
38,000
44*s
1969
"T555
30",600
STOCKS
Shares
Shares
140
50
Angio-Amer Mining Corp Ltd—
1
Common
6,864
2,315
2,335
3,150
26,888 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
22,342 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com cap. 10
17,524 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co
5
125
111 Bandini Petroleum Co com—1
1,694 Bank of Calif Nat Assn cap—80
800 Beech Aircraft Corp common. 1
8
2,049
1,737
10
80
20
50
"2,342
107
490
1,450
956
7,250
2,401
2
,17,968 Bishop Oil Co cap--—
16,770 Byron Jackson com cap.—.—*
21,256 Calamba Sugar Estate com..20
*
4,003 Calaveras Cement Co com
370 Caiaveras Cem Co 7% preflOO
*
325 Calif Art Tile Corp class A
Class B
*
55
5,065 Calif Cotton Mills capital—100
1,272 California Ink Co, Inc. capital *
30,182 California Packing capital—*
Preferred
—---50
2,481
1,614 Calif Water Service Co pref—25
22,460 Carson Hill Gold Mg capital--1
13,736 Caterpillar Tractor capital—*
1
129,554 Central Eureka Mg Co com
Chrysler Corp common-.-.--5
Clorox Chemical cap
10
Coast Cos G & E 6% 1st pf-100
Columbia Broadcast Sys A-2 4*
Commonwealth Edison
25
Consol Aircraft Corp com
1
Consol Chemical Industries
Inc class A partic pref--—*
15,932
6,048 Consol Coppermlnes Corp cap 5
10,665 Creameries of Am Inc com—1
Crocker First National Bank
15,603
6,185
1,037
2,652
14,519
2,932
206
'""633
1,207
12
1.491
255
542
San Francisco cap
90
10,047
<853
294
83
300
200,945
13,367
1,100
5,252
3,374
4,210
Crown Zellerb
Corp com
Cypress Abbey Co common—2
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com—10
---100
6,321 ^Rights to subscribe
6,617 LA|Dorado Oil Works cap——*
.4
1,549 Electrical Products Corp
18,973 Emporium Cap well capital—*
Preferred w w
—-.50
6,533
4,473 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap—5
20
332 Ewa Plantation
1,290 Fireman's Fund Indemjcap—10
8.654 Fireman's Fund Insur cap.-25
9.655 Food Machinery Corp com.-10
2 4*
6,135 Foster & Klelser common
""no
821
515
128
981
1,451
965
54
945
40
901
131
7,583
47,381
10,921
5,381
7,347
86,613
4,511
Class
Sale
2.20
6 4*
50
10c
25
A preferred
6H
110
50c
OH Sale
4
Sale
6H
34*
7
121 X
126
175H0
14*
44*
84*
2.00
15 H
384*
1.55
35
8
80c
124*
2.40
4Vs
54*
39
2.15 Sale
44*
73
Oct.
53
4
Apr.
Mar.
8
73
Oct.
4
405* Oct.
23
43 4*
Oct.
2
2.00 Oct.
11
2.25 Oct.
June 14
9
6c
10c
74* Sale
18
2.25
108
45*
55*
Sal*
5
1.25
2.25
6c
75*
45*
64*
2.25
104
lM
124*
2.00
50
32
1.00
16
64* Sale"
40c
50c
95*
2.00
50c
oZ*
65
Oct.
7
23 5*
50 4*
27c
41
Sale
Sale
54*
Sale
«?*
Sale
74* Oct.
44* Oct.
54* Oct.
54
645*
Sale
894*
91
3 5*
48
17
74* Oct.
29
3
64* Oct.
23
Oct.
23
3
104
Oct.
31 109
25
30
244* Sale
75*
84*
60c
1.95
94*
44*
139
64*
2.50
Sale
1.20
104*
35*
18
40?*
11
304*
35
95
9
Oct.
16
19
22
50c
Oct.
22
50c
29
64* May
35
May
14
May
494* Aug.
244* June
Apr. 10
Apr. 15
404* Mar. 0
8
264* Feb.
52^* Jan.
9
264* July 27
15c
June
32c
45
May
55
50c
Oct.
2
14
5
15c
20c
15c
18c
15c
Oct.
16
47
48
46
320
174*
Sale
70c
2.50
11
54*
147
234*
23
64*
44*
278
154*
864*
50c
1.25
SH
138
94*
11
Sale
414*
Sale
33
36 h
Sale
3
85*
II*
85*
255*
Sale
244*
Sale
65*
54*
320
Sale
Sale
80c
1.65
65*
35*
140
18
Oct.
22
3 4* Oct.
1
784* Oct.
195* Oct.
Oct.
25
52
11
464* Oct. 22
3 5* Oct.
3
83 4* Oct. 31
4,327
1,395
144
310
5,575
(capital)————*
General Metals Corp—
Common capital—
24*
10
General Motors.
Oct.
50
Oct.
W*
Oct.
4
20
Oct.
18
304* Oct.
15
31
Oct.
285* June
23
Aug.
204* Sept. 24
33
Apr.
8
314* Apr. 15
25
7
194* May 24
55* Aug.
9
4
June 12
264* May
1
95* Feb. 21
6
Apr.
0
7
995* Sept.
30
215*
25
6 4*
54*
270
Sale
75*
54*
50c
1.05
64*
3
136
Oct.
1
7
Oct.
23
Oct.
Oct.
23
5
Oct.
3
54* Oct.
14
14 5* Oct.
864* Oct.
9
15
15 5* Oct.
884* Oct.
31
23
31
80c
1.30
64*
34*
1
64* Oct.
64* Oct.
3
3
Oct.
Oct.
.4
Oct.
9
Oct.
165* Oct.
414* Oct.
17
Oct.
16
42
Sale
424* Oct.
29
45
Oct.
48
24
95
Oct.
100
Oct.
Oct.
47
94
95
99
284*
294*
30
275* Oct.
30
Oct.
1.15 Oct.
31
Ǥ*
27
29
464*
99 5*
Sale
344*
174*
20
165*
19
16 5*
1.30
17 5*
17
20
224*
194*
20
20
204*
194* Oct.
65*
504*
54*
8
51
1.20
1.15 Oct.
18
,
74*
36
77
4
85* Jan.
Mar.
11
Sept.
July
324* May
General Paint Corp common
Preferred
-
31
-—
54*
94*
114*
12 5*
295*
154*
Gladding McBean Co com.--*
Golden State Ltd capital—
Greyhound Corp common—
6,793 Hale Bros Stores Inc capital--*
*
1,073 Hancock Oil-—♦
17,109 Hawaiian,Pineapple Co
21,655 Holly Develop Co common-.
361
459
250
1,591
745
50c
64*
33
Sale
Sale
115*
13 5*
31
164*
60c
74* Oct.
49.4* Oct.
5 5* Oct.
18
5
50
10
54* Oct.
84* Oct.
16
9
54* Oct.
16
94* Oct.
18
23
12 5*
Oct.
17
Oct.
10
13 4* Oct.
304* Oct.
14 5* Oct.
17
16
Sept.
50c
Oct.
1
52c
6
May 21
May 23
18
274* May 28
May 22
May 21
Aug. 13
38
4 4* May
June
13
Oct.
3
Oct.
18
10
2.20 Mar. 11
174* May 18
30
10
22
404*
104*
Co of Calif capital..
-10
1,205
19,352 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap—
1,342 Honolulu Plantation capital-20
1,373 Hudson Motor Car com
6,974 Hunt Bros Packing .common. 10
Preferred--,
-10
16,112
835 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.. 15
2 Pesos
359 IXL Mining Co.
10,244 Langendorf United.Bak cl A--*
Class B
8,640
180
260
120
50
""770
94*
34*
55c
2.00
692
1,838
1,710
8,401
12,991
5,317
63.219
2,287
1,031
28,13 j
i0,763
30
383
2,837
37,529
7,773
313,087
34,501
36,643
1,758
605
T.708
.235
265
275
3,053
1,837
3,545
35
155
.
949
306
4_,556
221
4.150
250
♦
18,545
1,866
16,810
1,134!
No par value.
LeTourneau
74* Oct. 18
8
Apr.
0
74* Feb.
7
Mar.
34
5
64* Apr.
0
115* Mar.
4
175* Apr.
154* Apr. 11
40
Apr. 15
5
204* Jan.
25
14 4* May 22
29
50c
May 23
76c
Feb.
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
22
33
June
44
Feb.
19
14
40
10
Inc common
41
40 5*
43 4*
29
.1
Lyons-Magnus Inc A
65*
304*
4 5*
30c
♦
*
Class B
70c
Magna vox Co Ltd.capitaL.2H
MagninJ& Co (Discommon
*
Preferred
-
....
84*
104
100
17 5*
Marchant Oal Mach Co corn-
FrankjCo........
115*
10
2.60
Menasco Mfg Co common
.1
Inc.comjtk.
Nacomas Co capital.-.-—
*
North Am Inv Corp com.-.100
0% preferred..—.——100
5X% preferred—
100
North Amer Oil Consol cap..10
Occidental Insurance capital. 10
Occidental Petrol Corp com—1
O'Connor Moffatt & CoClass AA common
*
Oct.
8
105* Oct.
15
12
2
11
11
Oct.
44
9
2
2.00 Oct.
2
Oct.
22
16
144* Oct.
5
Oct.
22
41
5
41
Oct.
Oct.
10
Oct.
294* Oct.
1
2.00 Oct.
2
Oct.
22
134* Oct.
40
39 5*
28
6
6
74*
85*
Nat Auto Fibres
2.25
23
20
85*
27
7c
44*
Sal
45*
54*
31
Oct.
8
9
5 5*
60c
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
13
2.75
Sale
9
3
Sale
284* Oct
17
27 5*
10c
6
114* May
44* June
19
0
1.15 Feb. 13
Mir. 27
4
85* Apr. 18
2
35* Apr.
164* Fen. 28
8
84* Feb.
Oct.
18
June
41
355* June
21
May
55* June
44
Apr.
5
35
Jan.
3
34
31
1
23 5*
Feb.
Oct.
Oct.
11
25c
May
30c
3
50c
Jan.
84* Oct.
23
Oct.
4
31
Oct.
1
Oct.
11
30c
70c
Oct.
16
80c
Oct.
8
44*
June
7
July
100
Aug.
12 4* May
95* May
9
Feb.
20
1.30 Apr.
95* Jan.
17
Feb.
29
106
19
Oct.
155* Oct.
11 5* Oct.
29
17 5* Oct.
12
Oct.
2.J.5 Oct.
16
2.75 Oct.
19
74* Oct.
8 5* Oct.
10
84* Oct.
2
Oct.
3
2.50 Oct.
22
Oct.
19
2.50 Oct.
19
2?M
14
23
Oct.
31
15
June
28
14
June
28 5* Jan
Jan.
11
19
27 5* Oct.
18
Feb.
19
55* Apr.
8
4 101
15
9
9
17
24
94*
1.75 Tuly
Oct.
6
2.80 May
3
Feb.
64*
30 4* Oct.
5
Oct.
5
30c
8
101
July
175* Jan.
124* Jan.
Apr. 22
414* Apr. 15
5
Apr. 12
7J<
Sale
104* July
85* July
34* Sept.
50c
2.50
134*
45*
Libby McNeill <8HLibby com.
Lockheed Aircr Corp com
Meier A
2.10
50
Preferred
Leslie Salt Co capital
41
5
Feb. 23
Oct.
Oct.
80c
74*
-——————-
422
24
434*
114*
104*
45*
Apr.
56
Home Fire & Marine Insur
1,098
2
24
20
Oct.
64* Oct.
2
Oct.
334* Feb.
June
20
3
Jan.
LOO
May
7
18
7
48
17
23
10
204* Apr.
8
444* Feb. 29
194* June
2
Oct.
12
9
Sept. 11
Oct.
3
10 5* May
Oct.
74* Oct.
12
Jan.
17
Oct.
11
J Jan. 20
34* Sept.
84* May
144* May
35
May
8
23
4
May
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
16
June
70c
May
3
Oct.
44*
Apr. 12
95
3
Sept.
1345* Sept.
Oct.
9
5
21
June
5
1.30 Oct.
1.30 Oct.
148
17
100
May
124* May
754* May
50c
July
2
3 5*
34*
85*
June
285
320
154* Sale
884* Sale
184*
424*
95*
Sale
9
20
*6
64*
8
214*
305*
22 5*
27
49 5*
Jan./
Jan.
44* Mar.
1
875* Apr. 12
57
Feb. 27
109
Feb. 15
2.75 May
575* June
43 4* Aug.
50
10 4*
Sale
1.25
17
52
44
1.15
Mar. 25
65c
Oct.
47
334*
1.50
2.00
Apr. 22
9
Sept.
64* Oct.
15
26 5* Oct.
18c
Oct.
40
32
15
7
Sale
Sale
5
10 4*
19
Mar. 29
3 4* May
7
2.00 Mar.
Oct.
31
9
3
Oct.
Oct.
80 5*
53
154* Jan.
7
514* Oct.
1004*
205*
185*
10
32
26
79 X
May
16
1
104*
95*
aVA
Jan.
74* Mar. 27
2.25
Oct.
52
34*
834*
125
Oct.
27
49 4*
Sale
8
84* July 30
54* Mar. 25
75* Feb.
9
3
May 15
Oct.
194*
504*
264*
_
7
11
184*
514*
264*
3
Oct.
Feb.
13
43
48
July
June
May
May
May
May
Mar
July
May
Oct.
8
64* Oct.
194*
35* May 29
Feb. 29
64*
65
20c
7
22
32
65c
Oct.
115* Oct.
104* Oct.
37
34*
84*
94*
103
54*
100
324* Sale
29
54*
34*
35*
3
4 5* Oct.
43
52
1064*
23
7
11
3?*
514*
34c
Oct.
8c
26
39
65
10c
32
7
10
10 5*
2
Aug. 22
44* May 23
65
Galland Mercantile Laundry—
Common
4
1334* Apr. 26 1334* Apr. 20
39
July 23
July 23 39
2
405* Oct. 23 434* Oct.
5
100
100
124* Sale
115*
104*
2.00
35*
18
90
Preferred
4
484*
43 4*
100 280
17
5
Preferred
Doernbecker Mfg Co
.*
45 Dow Chemical Co common „*
~2~,558
44
Oct.
Par
8,974 Aircraft Accessories Corp A_50c
6,901 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap-. 10
50 Alaska Packers Assn cap—100
600
5 130
82
644* Feb. 27
73
84* Oct.
264* Oct.
7c
10
4
Oct.
4
44* Oct.
1
9
Oct.
27 5* Oct.
10c
Oct.
5
Oct.
8
18
19
11
1.75 Jan.
55* May
May
May
75* June
194* June
Oct.
7c
35* June 29
194* Apr. 23
124* Apr. 11
45* May 17
11
Apr. 13
104* Mar. 28
4
28o
Jan.
May
3
7
3
63
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Nov., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
SAN
PRICES IN OCTOBER
FRANCISCO
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 1
October
Shares
154
4,765
100
225
667
400
2,104
7,601
6,835
2,655
1,692
333
869
1,687
261
165
110
1,720
270
281
10
2,111
6,184
1,791
963
464
325
30
750
3,084
10
3,320
1,200
472
'""160
3,055
195
4,145
103
1,100
4,272
P-.
11,849
145
500
1,520
619
60
22,106
381
41,000
7.001
610
1,608
260
736
1,658
658
1,020
803
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5
24
5k
14
Oct.
24
8
14 k Oct.
5k Oct.
4
1
1.35 Oct.
14
29k Oct.
2
15
Oct.
26
Oct.
1
Oct.
15
§!* Oct.
Oct.
140?« Oct.
Oct.
xiHOct.
Oct.
17
Oct.
24
Oct.
30
Oct.
25 124
14 153
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
15
5
29
.3
4
$8
,
r
2
8
5
Feb.
7
91/
Apr. 28
25 k June 10
28_ " May 22
25
May 21
34 k Apr.
34k Apr.
31k Jan.
34
100
ll"
15 k May
1
4k Feb. 27
15
1.50 Jan.
16
5
10
3
May
May
May
May
21 50
21 108 k
5k
21
21 21
Jan.
Jan.
30
Feb.
20
2
Jan.
Oct.
4
113
June
10 138
Oct.
5
142
June
17 154
7
Mar.
Jan.
38k Oct.
19
28
Oct.
31
96
18
12
7k Apr.
9
June
8
43 k Feb. 23
Oct. 31
July 20 101
17
39k Sept. 21
8
29 k June
Oct.
18
90c
Oct.
Oct.
14
Oct.
3
16k
3k
21k
17k
30k
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
1
Oct.
10
Oct.
30
3
29
23
2
8
Oct.
16
1.75 Oct.
11
Oct.
14
28
Oct.
15
31k Oct.
14k Oct.
8 k Oct.
14
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
4
1
31 104
Oct.
15
4k Oct.
4
22c
31
2
Oct.
4
5k Oct.
26
Oct.
18
9
90c
Oct.
5
Oct.
15
2?
OCt.
Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
15
5
24 k Octr.
10 101
Oct.
1
10
35
Oct. 26
9k Oct.
2
cl A-.-*
1.65 Oct.
11.882 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap 10
24,231 Texas Consol Oil Co com—--1
3,815 Thomas Ailec Corp class A—- *
15.296 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com-10
9
31
7
31
Oct.
14
9k Oct.
31
Oct.
28
31
45c
91
100
5k Oct.
18k Oct.
capital-..2
903 Transcontinental & West Air-5
Treadwell Y ukon Corp Ltd—
capital
-1
Union Oil Co of Calif cap—25
23
Oct.
Union
3
Common
Oct.
2
Oct.
5
Oct.
31
28
Oil-.—...--10
Vega Airplane Co
lk
Victor Equipment Co com—-1
Conv cum pref—-—-—5
6.785 Vultee Aircraft Inc capital—1
2,038 Waialua Agricultural Co——20
Oct.
26
Oct.
2
Oct.
1
Sugar Co common—--25
Universal Cons
25
Oct.
3
Oct.
16
39
25
2
29 k May
Jan.
9
27
54
Jan.
Feb.
1.35 Jan.
2
24 k Mar.
7
29 k
3
VA
May
May
22c
Oct.
4
22c
39k May 15 52 k
1.90
1.50 May 14
6k
May 21
12
May 24
99
May 15 1075'
t*
22
21
June
24
May 24
May 21
Jan.
12
6
18
3
4
25
29
30
24
Oct.
4
Apr.
4
Mar. 10
Jan.
4
3
May
Feb
21
1.50 May 24
30k Mar. 20
42
May
9
95 k June 12 101
35
28 k May 21
6k May 21
9
Feb.
31k Sept.12 38 k Jan.
12
19k Jan
May 21
8k Jan.
May 21
5.
1.50 Jan.
75c
May 22
12.k June 17 17k Feb.
100
Aug. 20 108 k Mar.
7
Apr.
3k May 15
6c
5k Oct.
18k Oct.
21 *Oct.
»5c „Oct.
Sept.16
12k Jan. 26
1.50 Apr. 28
11
July 29
14
May 21
24 k May 28
1.50
(cap'l)-lOO
& Co com
23 k Feb.
5 k May
A
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A__
Soundview Pulp Co
— -5
Preferred
100
Sou Cal Gas Pfd 6% cum A—25
United Air Lines Trans
9
May 24
May 22
4k June 29
5k May 22
10
May 21
3 k May 25
95c
May 22
16 k
Aug.
4 101
5,448 Sperry Corp common v t c
1
4.805 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital—*
140,597 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital- - *
213.778
64.943
15,666
19,808
16,654
40,884
10,487
9,753
5
Oct.
29k
39k
106 k
4k
17k
120 k
150 k
1,930
6% preferred
-—100
1,083 Pacific Western Oil capital--10
14,167 Paraffine Cos, Inc, com-—--*
1.375
4% cum conv pref
100
Philippine Long Distance
2,355
Tei Co capital
100 Pesos
2,3b7 Phillips Petroleum Co cap
*
2,523 Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf-*
63,411 Puget Sound Pulp & Tim
*
19,664 Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com.-*
4,321
6% preferred
--100
59,811 Rayonfer inc common--—---1
26,117
Cumulative preferred—-_-25
10,765 Republic Petroleum Corp—— 1
156
Preferred
---------—50
23,395 Rheem Mfg Co
———-1
64,950 Richfield Oil Co common--—*
1,552
Com stock purcb warrants—
2,886 Roos Bros Inc common
1
501
Series A preferred
100
132,422 Ryan Aeronaut Co com cap-. J
1,200'San Mauricio Mining Co
5c
6,245 Safeway Stores Inc common--*
3,231 Scblesinger (B F) com.
-*
4,764
Preferred
25
10.043 Shell Union Oil Corp com—-*
40j
5 k % cum conv pref.-- —100
140lSherwood Swan Co Ltd cl A_10
374
4 k % preferred
315,705 Transamerica Corp
11
33 k Oct.
28
First preferred--—-—— *
3,998 Pac Tel & Tel Co common_-100
Sou Pacific Co com
5 k Oct.
Oct.
4
1.25 Oct.
8
21k Oct.
4k Oct.
3
5k Oct.
18,889
5.664
122,911
1,505
6,387
92,455
8
15
Oct.
7% Oct.
—
82 Weill
55
Highest
Sale Prices
21 k Oct.
3k Oct.
3,948 Oliver United Filters Inc A-.*
20,144
Class B
*
1,716 Paauhau Bug Plant Co cap—15
7,621 Pacific-Amer Fisheries Inc—5
10,495 Pacific Can Co
*
2,070 Pacific Clay Prod capital*
32,106 Pac Coast Aggregates com—5
96,489 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com—25
87,066
6% 1st preferred
25
31,431
5 U % 1st preferred25
33,549 Pacific Lighting Corp com—*
3,310
$5 dividend pref_—*
16,922 Pac Pub Serv com
*
900 Sou Pac. Golden Gate
28
275
Lowest
Sate Prices
STOCKS
Shares
Oct.
Oct.
15k Jan.
6c
Jan.
10
26
3
12
40 k Sept. 20
June 12
45k Apr. 16
10
4
26 k Jan.
33k Feb. 27
16 k Oct.
20
Sept.
5c
July
Oct.
40c
June
9
June
80
26
3
12
Feb.
12
5
16
14
60c
Feb.
12
12
96
67/
May
6
May 10
Mar. 14
18
Oct.
3
15c
Oct.
Jan.
18
6
17k Jan
10
Apr.
May
6k Sept.
23 k Apr.
15k Jan.
12 k May
6 k Aug.
4 k Jan.
3
8
20c
Jan.
27
May 21
17 k July 23
4c
6
5
15
3
14
4
Apr. 16
May
2
May
Aug.
13
Oct.
Oct.
30
Jan.
25
9k Sept. 24
Apr. 22
8
7
20
97
May
100
Feb.
8
Oct: "§ i
265
June
301
Apr.
8
22 k May
•
Oct.
.
100
655 Wells
Fargo Bk & Un Tr cap 100
Pipe & Steel of Calif
common
-—10
Western
2,821
18,347
140
85
2,504
Yellow
418
100
456
1,711
25.625
"
1*712
949
420
20
270
211
June
10
Checker Cab Co—
21
50
110
Series 2
60
5.892 Yosemite Portl Cem Co pf—10
Series 1
Oct.
Oct.
1.60 Oct.
21
18
2
9
May 18
May 15
1.45 July 16
15
17
UNLISTED STOCKS
182 American Factors Ltd cap.--20
930 Amer-Hawaiian SS Co com--10
100 Amer Pow & Lt Co common--*
5
2
15
Jan.
29
Aug.
29
45 k Apr. 30
4k Apr.
9k Mar.
5 174 k Apr.
Apr.
July 22
June
Feb.
23
Mar
21
Aug. 16,
Sept. 24
*
9,670 Argonaut Mg Co Ltd capital..5
515 Ark Nat Gas class A common.*
7,221 Atch Top & S Fe RR com—100
4,639 Atlas Corp common
5
May 22
Sept. 20
May 211
Oct.
I81
27.225 Aviation Corp (Del) com.----3
12,409 Aviation & Trans Corp cap. - -1
1,441 B & O RR common
100
Aug.
Aug.
lune
3,603
10,537 Bendix Aviation Corp com—-5
49,235 t Blair & Co inc capital
1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mg
June
3,853
16,097
31k Apr.
470
& Con Co common
""900
""174
1,511
53
9
2 k Apr.
25 k Jan.
3
Apr.
5
14H Jan.
4
70
May 20
May 22
2
Mar. 20
3k Oct.
Ohio RR com.25
33 k
Co
--10
5,847 Claude Neon Lts inc com
1
1,341 Coen Cos, Inc, class A conv--*
Columbia River Packers
11
May 31
4k Fob.
6
k June 10
10c
Jan. 18
*
266
973
335
605
622
25
864 Marine Bancorporation cap—*
29,602 Matson Nav Co capital
•
320 McBryde Sugar Co Ltd cap__5
3,380 Mcivesson & Bobbins luccom5
88.850 M J & M A M Consol capital.1
99 Monolith Portl Cement com..*
611
8% Preferred
10
Montgomery Ward & Co,
Inc. common
11.151
60^212 Mountain City Pop Co cap.-5c
405
842
1,700
50
105
6.500
14
20
2.618
1,780
*
No par vaiwe.
t Formerly Bancamerica Blair Oorp.
11
May 31
May
2
H Mar. 11
50c
Apr. 19
Mar. 25
Feb.
5
Apr. 10
8
36
Jan.
29
25c
Apr.
4
k Jan.
5
10.5 k Sept. 23
8
41
Jan.
20 k Apr.
25
Aug.
4
4
21
1.10 Mar. 19
Jan. 18
25c
..
5.670
Mar. 20
Ilk Mar.
7,646; Kennecott Copper Corp com.*
42
2
3 k Oct.
33 k
6 k
32 k
7 k
90 Fibreboard Prod.Inc. pr pf-100
17,932 Oeneral Electric Co coin
*
1,843 Goodrich (B F) Co common..*
861 Hawaiian Sugar Co capital.-20
510 Uobbs Battery Co cl A capital *
350 Boobs Battery el B ran
*
55L Honokaa Sugar Co capital—.20
I Idaho Maryland Mines Corp—
67.490
Capital
1
5.930'lnternat Nickel of Can Ltd--*
7,017i Internat Tel & Tel common—*
TMo
Apr. 29
90k Sept. 26
85
8
6,162 Elec Bond A Share Co com.. -5
859
16
15
4
15
Jan.
76
Assu inc common
Mar. 20
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
9H May 24
2k
Calif-Oregon Power—
6% pref (non-callable)—100
6% pref (1927 series)
100
100 Calif Pacific Trad Corp pref. *
900 Canadian Pacific Ry com.--25
2,630
9V
3
10
8.786 Consol Edison Co N Y com.—*
6.971 Consol Oil Corp common.. — *
70.559 Curtlss-Wright Corp com
1
7,6771 Domingue^ Oil Fields cap
*
1.131 Dumbarton Bridge Cocom-.IO
884
2,225
9
Miy 21
579
100 Chesapeake &
5,772 Cities Service
5
Jan.
4
16
69
12
7
12k Aug. 28
22
80
5
1.10 Oct. 30
Mar. 21
8
14
315
Feb.
Oct.
3,356 Amer Rad & Stand San com..*
23,640 Amer Tel & Tel Co com
100
281,338 Am Toll Bridge (Del) com
1
100 Amer Woolen Co common
*
18,595 Anaconda Cop Mg Co com..50
14.849 Anglo Nat Corp cl A com.
21
Oct.
2.90 Jan.
22
6 k Apr.
June
5
June
6
8ept. 30
July 16
June
14
May 21
Sept 23
June
12
May 16
July 24
Sept.14
42
kI 39k
I
3k
Sale
I Odd lots.
Sale
Sale
38k Oct.
3
Oct.
29!
9/
40k Oct.
3k Oct.
18
38k Oct. 29
23li
2k May 21
30
7
Apr.
9
38k Jan.
4
4k Apr.
5
35k Mar. 23
25 k Feb. 17
35
May
9
5
May 20
8k Apr
1
12c
4
Jan.
Feb.
9 k Mar.
55 k
4
23
8
Jan.
2
4 k Apr.
19
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
G4
AGGREGATE
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Since
October
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
440
155
915
327
STOCKS
1940
Par
24
Nor Amer Aviation Inc cap
North Amer Co common
25 5*
22 5*
1
10
102
Ltd capital..20
848 Olaa Sugar Co Ltd capital..20
267 Onomea Sugar Co capital—20
100
881 Pacific Portl Cement com.—10
425
6H% preferred
1'
13,549 Packard Motor Car Co com..*
Park Utah Cons Mines com__l
455
985 Oabu Sugar Co
45
100
248
25
671
"""762
195
46
5,222
1,311
130
■
3,161
712
1,461
7,292 Pennsylvania RR capital—50
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd capital .20
1,173
Radio Corp of Amer com
*
17,955
Riverside Cement (Del) A
*
3,666
Santa Cruz Port Cement com 50
108
Preferred
*
3,949
Shasta Water Co common—*
2,852
Sou Calif Edison common—25
39,961
15,124
10,681
C 5H % preferred
B 6%
Sou
170
499
1,664
25
..25
preferred
Calif Gas 6% pref
25
21
23 5*
24
5
6H
20
321
100
6,678
525
"""40
151
""520
2,820
x
4%
4H
15
A*
o
103*
26
13
Sale
k
2951
293*
1.00
6
5c
6 5*
95*
93*
Class A preferred
*
Ciass B common
*
Name changed from Italo Petroleum Corp.
Los
2734
293*
293*
333*
65c
*
Taylor Milling Corp com
*
4,056 Texas Corp common
..25
200 Texas Gulf Sulphur common. *
87 Title Guaranty Co cum pref..*
10,021 United Aircraft Corp cap
5
3,043 United Corp of Del common. . *
27,780 U S Petroleum Co capital..—1
45,341 U S Steel Corp common
*
9,120 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com
5
208 Vica Co common
25
3,515 Warner Bros Pictures com..-.5
1,831 West Coast Life Ins Co cap
5
600 Western Pacific RR com—100
20,056 x Westates Petroleum Co com. 1
29,815 x Westates Petroleum Co pfd.l
Sale
Sale
303*
305*
29 5*
32H
25
Sale
Sale
29 H
5
3 3*
28
22
18
20c
6
734
lfH
37
10
43
40H
11%
153*
93*
894
45
363*
40
23*
1.10
1.20
Sale
80c
25c
1-3*
1.00
23*
23*
634
19
Oct.
15
Oct.
Oct.
15
Oct.
15
5
Oct.
73* Oct.
293* Oct.
1.25 Oct.
33*
33* Oct.
4
134
2434
243*
534
33*
15
Sale
73*
29
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
8
83*
283*
303*
295*
343*
283*
30 3*
293*
3434
lc
23 34
Oct" 22
43* Oct.
3 3*
253* Oct.
Oct.
4
3 3* Oct.
17 34 Oct.
17 34 Oct.
2.00
Oct.
15
45
33*
3
22
Oct.
30
8
10
Oct.
8
27
Oct.
293* Oct.
293* Oct.
3
Oct.
283* Oct.
Oct.
295* Oct.
"393*
Oct.
7
11
Oct.
June
10
10
21
22
21
21
16
13
363*
25
38
10
Oct.
Oct.
7
11
7
50c
24
Oct.
17
Oct.
24
8
.
13* Oct.
8
Sale
75c
Oct.
11
Sale
573* Oct.
13* Oct.
17
"6 3* "Oct"" "9
634 Oct.
9
90c
69
Oct.
4
Oct.
31
13* Oct.'
17
1.00
23*
63*
Jan.
17
May 21
June
20
11
June
73* Oct.
293* Oct.
123*
303*
303*
293*
343*
28
28
Jan.
6
May
3
Apr. 27
Jan.
4
Feb. 17
1
6
15
24
Mar
5
13 3* Jan.
12
73-8 Aug.
7
463* May lo
343* Jan. 25
Jan.
0
17
513* Apr.
23* Apr.
18
22 1.15 Jan.
69
Oct.
21
13* Apr.
21
I5
13* May
55c
May
423* May
1
May
16
Feb.
2
May 14
4
Jan.
3
Mar.
5
15c
9c
50c
10c
8c
Oct.
8
8c
Oct.
,8
8c
90c
80c
85c
77c
Oct.
11
85c
Oct.
3
75c
5c
3
3
9
44
May 25
May 25
73* Aug.
7
353*8 Aug. 26
8
8c
5c
Jan.
73* Apr.
43* Apr.
12
31
"9
25c
23* Apr. 16
233* Apr.
4
50c
134 Oct.
69
13*
413* Jan.
4
43* Mar. 11
213* Feb.
9
May
39
17
75c
13*
25
Jan. 16
1.50 Mar.
1
203* July 29
9
May
8
38
373*
20
423*
25*
73* Feb. 15
Apr.
9
263* Feb.
9
23 54 Jan
4
233* Mar. 4
63* Feb. 26
26
5c
Aug. 28 1.10 Mar.
5
73* Apr.
May 22
123* Feb.
63* May 22
17
Oct.
8
1
213*
383*
63* Oct.
734 Oct.
93* Oct.
83*
73*
834
June 27
3
1834 June
7
May
24
May
263* May
25
May
31
May
15c
634
_
183* Sept. 16
145* Sept. 27
3 3* July
6
173* Oct. 22
1
Aug. 21
1.25 Oct. 15
39
July 26
3
May 10
33* Oct.
4
2 3* Apr. 15
233*"Oct"22 163* June 10
7 3* June
3
43* May 24
534 Oct.
2.75 Aug.
20
334 Oct.
19
3 3* Oct.
163*
1.00
3* June
19
June 26
14 34 May 14
80c
50c
15c
Sale
14c
90c
Sale
593*
134
25c
33*
43*
155
1
4
24
4
413*
23*
41
2
23*
si?
t*
53* Oct.
1734 Oct.
26
34
20
663*
53* Oct.
163* Oct.
17 3*
48
Highest
Sale Prices
15
173*
IS*
iiK
9
12
34
47
393*
353*
46
32
15
Lowest
Sale Prices
534
183*
A*
Sale
27
6
Highest
Sale Prices
213*
183*
203*
53*
203*
38
33*
2 34
23 34
83*
ly
4H
1
.
3,450
14
Sale
24
1.30
43
33*
134
22 34
Sale
5 5*
4%
20
1.00
38
3H
2%
1K
23*
85
100
17
1.90
47 H
Superior Portland Cement—
438
544
25
1.15
41
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
5
53*
213*
223*
1734 Sale
183*
183*
15
143*
3 3*
4
24 H
26 5*
com
35,355 Sunset-McKee Salesbook Co—
Class A common
*
100
Class B common
*
16
~"i54
Sale
Corp common
175
1
Sale Prices
Oct. 31
1
Bid
Sou Pacific Golden Gate Co—
6% preferred
l,51o Standard Brands Inc
13,705 Studebaker
76
""16
Ask
m
Schumacher Wall Board com.*
9,406
Oct.
Bid
Nash-Kelvinator Corp cap
6
Nat Distillers Products com..*
6,169
3,273
14,119
4,668
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2
20c
Aug. 29
June
20
4
4
3?
lg
Feb.
50c
1«
43* Feb. lq
93* Apr. 3o
48c
May 2q
16c
Jan. lq
6 1.55
"
Jan.
of America.
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
October
Shares
-
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
AGQREQATE
SALES
October
Jan. 1
4,375
PRICES IN OCTOBER
20
1,600
200
3.699
""491
""loo
"Tioo
"""840
165
180
■""866
1,388
5,450
6,242
435
97
437
1,075
200
2.700
10
2,983
Par
361 Barker Bros
799
""420
778
1,293
400
16,800
350
1,000
200
38c
iL
1,815
18,700
1,100
4,813
386,748
47,560
23,154
II,475
628,381
4,150
6H
45*
Gladding McBean & Co.•
b Globe Grain & Milling Co.25
Golden State Co—♦
Goodyear T & R Akron com—•
Hancock Oil Co A
♦
Holly Development Co
1
Holly Oil Co
1
Hudson Motor Car Co
♦
Hupp Motor Car Co
1
Intercoast Pet Corp
50c
Jade Oil Co
10c
Lane-Wells Co
_1
Langendorf United Bakeries B *
Lincoln Petroleum Corp—-10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
1
Los Ang Investment Co
10
Mascot Oil Co
1
Menasco Mfg Co
1
Merchants Petroleum Go—__1
-
-
—-
-
25* Oct.
7
28
3
Oct.
2
24
10c
Oct.
25c
Oct.
5
24
Oct.
Oct.
24
Sale
15* Oct.
11
15* Oct.
Sale
1.40 Oct,
2
1.50 Oct.
45*
1
lc
5
5c
"II*
45?
79 H
9
10
2
21
2c
Aug. 12
lc
Jan.
6
2c
3c
Oct.
24
3c
Oct.
24
3c
Apr. 22
3c
Aug. 12
Apr. 27
Apr. 22
2c
Jan.
2c
Jan.
9
1154 Oct.
al85* Oct.
21
Oct.
9
145* Jan.
26
Oct.
14
2c
12
20
8h
85c
55*
13 H
Sale
"845*
77 H
5
5*
9
235*
37 H
55*
8
9H
245*
39
70c
75c
95*
7H
7c
32
4
40c
2H
12c
6
15*
15c
9
9
28c
375
5
1
6H
4954
554
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55*
5
55*
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95*
5c
lc
1054
42c
845* a785*
6
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5H
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135*
55*
55*
11
a7
Oct.
11
"9l5*
87
Oct;.
24
87
Oct.
24
Sale
95* Oct.
85* Oct.
25c
Oct.
22
95* Oct.
85* Oct.
31
6c
8
Sale
6H
32 H
55*
55*
45*
10c
6
25c
55*
393
Oct.
14
5
15
29
2
3
Oct.
2
55* Oct.
9
28c
14 393
5
Oct.
4
Oct.
14
55*
154
85*
18
Sale
2
30
9H
1854
31H
55c
60c
4
45*
5C« 10c^
8
505* Oct.
11
4
"45* June
30
Aug. 3l
3H May 22
2
Oct.
5
145* Oct.
10
18
Oct.
28
14
June
30
Oct.
10
305* Oct.
4
27
55c
55c
May 21
May 23
9
Oct.
29
35* Oct.
11
125*
6c
Oct.
29
45c
11
A*
50c
6c
Oct.
14
Oct.
2
14
Oct.
2
19c
Sale
19c
Oct.
31
Sale
295* Oct.
45* Oct.
14
47c
42c
254
5H
50c
Sale
7c
38c
5c
41c
4c
Sale
Oct.
29
Jan.
30
11
41c
Oct.
25* Oct.
alOc
Oct.
2
7
10
23c
Oct.
16
30
Oct.
31
55* Oct.
2
47c
Oct.
29
254 Oct.
19
7 alOc
Oct.
7
5c
Sept*
July
Sept.
2c
Oct.
H
30
45*
8
35* Oct.
3c
11
Mar. 21
1
3
Jan.
16
90H Jan.
3
8
Jan.
65* Apr.
15
6
7
4
8
Oct.
2
Apr.
June
8
7
885* Apr. 30
105* Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
2
8
Apr. 18
Jan.
12
a.
7
65* June
38 5* May 24
29
55* Oct.
12
85* May 29
11
7H May 28
25c
May 21 43c
375
May 22 405
10
7
May 31
31
65*
7c
4
65* June
87
Oct. 24
55* Oct.
15* Oct.
4
Mar.
10
a.
485* Oct.
22c
Sale
June
4
26
16
575* May 22
55* Oct. 17
35* May 21
7
May 21
21
"85*
6H
85*
505* Sale
55*
6H
3c
11
8
Sale
395
1
295*
554
4c
52 He
15 a82 5* Oct.
17
Oct.
6
1
6 5* Oct.
Jy
21c
41c
24
29
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
285*
454
Sale
30c
85*
15*
55c
7c
45*
29c
393
49c
105*
8H
9c
Sale
9H
954
30
35*
al95* Oct.
95* Oct.
2c
9
105* May 31
15% May 24
8H May 22
Jan.
Sale
55*
9
16 5*
32
5*
155*
8
13
2
7
1
9
2
a7
1054
55*
2c
23
7c
1154
Sale
75c
10c
5H Oct.
a.
19
83 5*
55*
55*
3
Oct.
65*
75*
55*
5H
35* June
1
8
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80 H
7H
5 J*
105*
55*
24
21
8c
90c
Feb.
May
Oct.
3c
11._
1.75
909*
Feb.
25* Mar.
1
Apr.
55* June
"S " Oct" " "3
lc
25
6c
3
19
19
15
ale
2c
10
Apr.
Apr
6
8c
6c
6
12c
45c
May 15
15* May 15(
1H Aug. 16
50c
3
2
Mar
3c
3c
2c
4H Jan.
6H Oct.
30
lc
5H
lc
34
35* May 29
6c
60c
2c
125*
18H
9
Oct.
9
"3c"
2c
5H
75*
2
6H Oct.
22 H May 20
10c
Apr. 29
25c
Apr. 15
Sale Prices
May 21
Oct.
10c
125*
30
1
H Oct.
25c
31
2c
89 H
Highest
24
6
15c
28
6c
97 He
Lowest
Sale Prices
2
July 24
28
37 He
17 H
4c
652
1
2
10c
16
lc
For footnotes see page
11
2
25c
9
lc
15
45c
2,000
6H
3
12c
24 5*
-_5
1,060 Mid-Western Oil Co
Oct.
25* Oct.
6H Oct.
Sale
37 He
50c
4c
lc
lc
lc
.
.*
"25*
5c
25
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
24
5
28
25*
1.45 Sale
5*
75c
5H
10
7,225 Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Dev..-1
Sale
""Ik"
2
Douglas Aircraft Corp
♦
10
105*
Electrical Products Corp
4
11
Sale
Emsco Derr & Equip Co
5
40c
43c
Exeter Oil Co A
1
392
349 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk—100 380
10
11H
4,929 Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
1
15*
2H
120 Foster & Kleiser Co
2.50
7H
8
480 General Metals Corp
2.50
So
545*
33,431 General Motors Corp
10
7
65*
645 General Paint common
*
100
21", 600
10
4,121
17,361
9,246
34,980
20
a
835*
959 District Bond Co
Ask
10c
2:
*
25*
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
25c
37c
12c
2M
30c
2
10
—
2,390
"T660
1
50c
25*
55*
26
Warrants
*
Ask Bid
Sale
12 He 50c
4 5* Sale
*
common
I,300 Buckeye Union Oil Co com—1
4,200
Common vot trust ctfs.-.-_l
4,160
Preferred
1
4,700
Preferred vtc
1
3,605 Byron Jackson Co
*
3,287 California Packing Corp
*
2,664 Central Investment Corp.-100
749 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
10,177 Chrysler Corp
5
11,681 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
23,214 Consolidated Steel com---*
31,042
Preferred
*
8,177 Creameries of America vtc
1
600
505
1
Oct.
1
Bid
5 J* % preferred
21,202 t Blue Diamond Corp
102,398 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
2,498
B common
6.981 Broadway Dept Store com
1726 Brock & Co
""130
"l",03"l
—1
50
9,409 Barnhart-Morrow Consol
1
2,985 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co—1
11,762
37,236
1,424
8,714
10,084
22,550
350
Ask
Bid
16,693 Aircraft Accessories Corp—50c
30,638 Bandini Petroleum Co——
205
"l",206
Oct.
1940
Shares
240
"l~,535
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
STOCKS
50 Assoc Gas & Electric A
300
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31.
3,994,898
Jan. 2
Since
"3",575
1939
1940
October
326,911
265,362
3,843,339
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Shares
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Stock Sales
Jan.
9H Jan.
8H Jan.
7c
Jan.
235* June
3H May
39c
lie"
2c
5c
2c
Oct.
19
2c
Oct.
19
2c
39c
41c
41c
Oc.t.
29
41c
Oct.
29
38c
4c
Oct.
1
5c
Oct.
24
3c
June
Jan.
Mar.
Oct.
Sept.
May
5
7
56
Mar. 13
65*
32 H
65*
145*
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
9
8
2
6
11
Mar.
5
7
245* Jan.
40
3
Apr. 12
80c
Jan.
8
6H Mar. 11
87 He Apr.
6
12c
3c
Feb.
14
Mar. 27
125* May
6
8H Jan. 22
25c
Aug. 22
415* Apr. 15
10
AH
Jan.
60c
9
9
15c
Mar. 29
May
45* May
2c
Oct.
50c
6c
Jan.
Jan.
19
9
10
ANGELES
LOS
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN OCTOBER
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS
4,
24,
5
5
8c
18c
6c
43c
48c
30c
--*
Pac Gas & Elec Co com
common-.10
10
10
25
Preferred C
1
Pac Lighting Corp com
Pacific Public Service
-*
6
—*
preferred
20
10
27
57
12 /
4,
Roberts Public Markets
7%
1/
7%
5 /
40%
2
.16
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Saieway Stores Inc.-—
Security Co units
Shell Union Oil Corp
Sierra Trading Corp
Signal Oil-Gas A
1
*
2
1
5
5
30
*
25c
*
27
*
2
35
8
61
1
30
30
1
12
41
67
6
"
4
18
2c
Signal Petroleum Co of Calif- -1
Solar Aircraft Co
>--*
Chain Stores
So Calif Edison Ltd com
"~6/
25
Original preferred
6% preferred
5/ % preferred
So Calif Gas 6% pref
6% Series A pref
Southern Pacific Co
Standard Oil of Calif
25
25
!8H
25
25
25
ft*
25%
1%
1
2o
*
33
8
11
1
.48
10
Van de Kamps
Bakeries——*
Vega Airplane Co
—1.50
Wellington Oil Co
---1
Express Corp
1
2%
4/
Oct.
5/ Oct.
31
12
11/ Oct.
1
11/ Oct.
14
28/ Oct.
33/ Oct.
17
29/ Oct.
33/ Oct.
1
18
Oct.
Oct.
21
37
Oct.
20
1
40
Oct.
I
a5/ Oct.
16
29/
33%
29%
30%
Sale
34
35
30/
1
31/
38
40
37
41
42
40
35%
49/
Sale
21%
1
lH
40
4%
17%
5%
10%
1%
12
303^
40
Sale
5
183*
0%
17%
20c
8
YA
a
Sale
25c
8%
70c
5%
9%
4%
iVA
32
43%
29%
13%
8c
Sale
8%
lc
25
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
44%
30%
9
8c
27
23
"25c"
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
29 /
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
35
0%
Sale
Sale
15/
9%
Sale
lc
3%
5%
27%
44%
29/
29%
33%
33%
9%
17%
A*
"25c"
Sale
6
27 /
40%
29%
Sale
35%
34%
2%
5%
25c
1%
4
1
STOCKS—
Alaska Juneau Gold M CO-.10
4%
.21
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
8c
.00
Calumet Gold Mines Co—10c
lc
Cardinal Gold
3c
14c
Oct.
9
7
Oct.
9
Oct.
7% Sale
70c
Oct.
16
5
1/ Oct.
1
31
Oct.
16c
Oct.
29
7
14
8/ Oct.
1
10
9/ Oct.
11
5
1
9%
4%
Sale
41
42
29%
9%
30/
10/
lc
4/ Oct.
Oct.
a42
29/ Oct.
8% Oct.
.
Oct.
31 a43Z Oct.
2
29/ Oct.
11
8/ Oct.
8c
28
25/
23/
o25/ Oct.
"25c"
10c
Oct.
Sale
5c
3%
5/
28/
3/
5/
27/
46/
29/
29/
34/
34/
8%
16/
1/
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sale
286/
48/
45
Sale
30%
29/
35/
If*
Sale
10
9%
9%
Sale
4%
29
8/
Sale
19%
1%
Oct.
9
10 a25Z Oct.
Oct.
10c
1
3/ Oct.
18
31
5/ Oct.
28% Oct.
18
16
18
15
9
10
8
22
18
10
Oct.
47
30%
29/
34/
34/
9/
18/
1/
10
Oct.
31
Oct.
18
Oct.
18
Oct.
Oct.
31
2
Oct.
31
23
7%
10 %
Western Air
30
2i*
13
8
29
18%
12V*
AH
16
14/ Oct.
1/ Oct.
33
14c
a5% Oct.
24
Sale
9%
4%
18%
7%
Western Pipe & Steel Co
10
Yosemite Portl Cement pref 10
3%
6
17/
1%
16*
34/
9%
18/
4
18
18/
33
16c
1
5
4%
17%
Sale
31
1
2%
35c
5
34/
31 %
4%
16
24
27c
9%
28%
9%
5
Oct.
5% Oct.
5/
Sale
1
Vultee Aircraft Inc
Weber Showcase & Fix pref--*
11
.
10%
15/
8%
Highest
Sale Prices
15c
II""
17%
6
2
Corp
Sest Air.*
Union Oil of California
25
Universal Cons Oil Co
10
Sale
4%
12c
9%
Transcontinental &
.10
Lowest
Sale Prices
16c
35c
Sale
12
33%
100
*
Sunray Oil Corp.i
Superior Oil Co common
Taylor Milling Corp—
Transamerica
tf*
Ask
29%
/.—1
Son tag
2c
38c
Sale
31
34
24
B common
12%
2c
Oct.
Ask Bid
16c
6c
11/
35
13c
5%
1
12
2/
Warrants
26
2
22c
7/
Puget Sound Pulp & Tlmb Co-*
Republic Petr Co Ltd
1
5/ % Preferred A
50
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
Richfield Oil Corp common—*
Pacific Western Oil
13
26
5
10
33/
33%
30/
35/
48 /
--25
25
10
—*
1st preferred 6%
5 / % 1st preferred
Pacific Indemnity Co
1st
lie*
51*
1
14
6
6
Bid
—1
Pacific Clay ProductsPacific Distillers Inc
Pac Finance Corp
Preferred A
11
Ask
Bid
——1
Occidental Pet Corp
Oceanic Oil Co
17
2
Oct.
1940
Par
Sale
Sale
9
11
Oct.
7
8/ Oct.
9
5r
Oct.
2 al8/ Oct.
18
24
5
7
8/Oct" "2
Sale
5
11
4/ Oct.
18/ al7% Oct.
12/ Oct.
8%
9%
Sale
8% Oct.
24
13
Oct.
1
23
Sale
18
15
10/ Oct.
9/ Oct.
1
1
Sale
12/
7%
8
9%
8%
Oct.
8
5
Sale
5
20%
2
1%
5%
1%
0%
1
Oct.
5
Oct.
29
Oct.
29
1/ Oct.
14
1/ Oct.
14
1% Oct.
6
22
20
1.40
1.75
MINING
10
6
6
2
23
Mining Co
1
Cons Cbollar G & S Co——l
Imperial Development Co__25c
10c
25c
Prince Cons Mining Co
Zenda Gold Mining Co
1%
.....
5
13c
2c
9c
2
1/c
4%
4/
7c
8c
8c
Oct.
28
9c
1/c
2/c
1/c
Oct.
17
2c
Oct.
Oct.
29
19
5c
10c
Oct.
2
3c
Oct.
2
7% Oct.
a39Z Oct.
25
1/
1/
Zc
1/c
25c
2/c Sale
35c
20c
30c
3c
3/c
2c
3c
3c
,
UNLISTED STOCKS—
4
3
—*
Amer Rad & Stand San
7%
42%
Am Smelting & Refg Co..—*
16
American Tel & Tel Co
19
Anaconda
100
Copper Mining—50
---5
9
2,
Atlantic
16,
1,
14,
2,
Fe Ry-_100
Refining Co
25
Aviation
3
Corp (Del)
Transportation.
Aviation &
1
13
5
_
Baldwin Loco Works v t c
Barnsdall Oil Co
5
-----
-
5
Bendix Aviation.
9
Bethlehem Steel
6,
1
2
Corp( Del).
Borg-Warner Corp
5
Canadian Pacific Ry.
25
Case (J I)
....100
Caterpillar Tractor
-—
10
Cities Service Co
9,
4,
8,
8,
1,
43
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—*
Commercial Solvents
*
Commonwealth &
Southern. _*
Continental Motors Corp
Continental Oil Co (Del)
Curtiss-Wright
1
5
Corp
(JIBiSS -A.
4,
Electric Bond & Share
5
9,
Electric Power & Light Corp.*
General Electric Co
._*
5,
General Foods
2,
4,
Corp
*
Goodrich (B F) Co
Graham-Paige Motors Corp__l
5,
International Nickel Co
*
3,
International Tel & Tel
—*
7,
3,
Kennecott
5,
2,
Montgomery Ward & Co
*
Mountain City Copper Co.-5c
3,
McKesson & Robbins Inc.---5
Copper Corp
*
19,
New York Central
21,
North Amer Aviation Inc
6,
4,
17,
North American Co
4,
5,
2,
12,
44,
RR
—
Ohio Oil Co
*
Pictures
*
Inc
5,
2,
21,
*
8/
Radio Corp
*
*
6
of America
Republic Steel Corp
*
Sears Roebuck & Co
l..*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Southern Ry
-
15
*
-
Standard Brands Inc
*
Standard Oil Co (N J)Stone & Webster Inc
25
——*
Studebaker
Corp
Superior Oil Corp (Del)
Swift & Co
Texas Corp
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co
val
liqi
8
24
Pure Oil Co
5,
_£,
20%
23%
7%
3%
50
Pennsylvania RR Co
4,
3,
4,
6,
6,
3,
6,
31,
4,
2,
Sale
1
Seaboard Oil of Del
6,
10,
1,
11,
*
-_1
10
Packard Motor Car Co
Paramount
2n
*
Loew's Inc
United Air Lines Trans
Corp
S Steel
Corp
..25
10
*
Corp..5
5
*
United Corp (Del)---—-U S Rubber Co
U
1
25
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft
1
23%
19%
80%
12%
20%
Sale
44%
12%
9%
Sale
2%
226/8
45/8
1%
19%
11
9%
75%
17%
40%
87 %
10%
48%
2%
10
*
44
164/ 165/
23%
24/ Sale
4%
5
5/
17%
16/
17/
21
22/
23/
Sale
4%
5/
2%
2%
2/
Sale
16/
17/
8%
9%
10/
32%
32%
33/
90
81%
88/
21
20
19%
4
3/
3%
57
57/
59/
49%
48
47
0%
5/
0%
5%
6/ Sale
10
10%
10/
1%
1/ Sale
3%
3/
3%
18%
18/
18/
8%
8/ Sale
28%
27/
28/
7
5%
6/
6
5%
6/
30%
34/
35/
41%
36/
37/
12%
14%
13/
%
%
Z
27%
27/
2%
2/
34
31%
34/
25%
27/
27/
42
39/
38/
3
3/8
3/
5%
5/
Sale
15
15%
17%
17/ Sale
18%
19/
20/
0%
6/ Sale
Sale
3%
3Z
7
8/
8/
24
23%
24/
7%
7/
8/
5/
5/
arA
Sale
21/ Sale
13/
12/
13/
80
84/
79/
8%
8/ Sale
13%
13/
13/
Sale
7
0%
36
34%
36/
8%
9/
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Armour & Co (111)
Atch Top & Santa
5
7/
43*
164
67
Warner Bros Pictures.-—.—.5
4
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc__l
117/
1%
2
21%
60%
2%
108/
2%
9
al60
22
Oct.
Oct.
5/ Oct.
17
5
16
8
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
al8
Oct.
11
a3/ Oct.
a55/ Oct.
21
Oct.
24
9
24
15
25
Oct.
31
5/
17%
21/
4/
Oct.
23
Oct.
18
Oct.
17
Oct.
1
17/
a7Z
a32/
83/
a20/
a-3%
a55/
Oct.
3
Oct.
25 a50
3
06
o5/ Oct.
6/ Oct.
29
10
Oct.
30
1/ Oct.
22
24
3
24
Oct.
31
Oct.
21
Oct.
15
Oct.
16
Oct.
3
6/ Oct.
31
Oct.
30
10
9
1/ Oct.
3/ Oct.
28
3/ Oct.
10
17/
15
8/
25 a28/
26
6/
Oct.
24
Oco.
31
a26/ Oct.
10
2
Oct.
22
Oct.
26
2
15 a36/ Oct.
30
23 041/ Oct.
Oct.
7 al2
3
4
027/"Oct"
17
Oct.
9
31/ Oct.
3
2
2
Oct.
9
31
28
38/ Oct.
28
31/ Oct.
Oct.
38/ Oct.
14/ Oct.
28
15
a25
17
Oct.
Oct.
al8Z Oct.
6/ Oct.
3/ Oct.
2 0.27/
Oct.
4
17/ Oct.
31
30
7
16
23/ Oct.
23
7
Oct.
7
4/
18/
013/
a77/
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
2
8
1
31
1
3/ Oct.
8/ Oct.
22
24
Oct.
30
7
Oct.
7
4/ Oct.
21/ Oct.
31
2
Oct.
1 al3 % Oct.
25 a85% Oct.
4
Oct.
29
8/ Oct.
31
4
7
Oct.
Oct.
8
33
08/ Oct.
7% Oct.
29
6/ Oct.
33
3
9 a20Z Oct.
16
6/ Oct.
8
Oct.
8
9
5/ Oct.
1/ Oct.
22/ ol9/ Oct.
58/ Oct.
3
2/ Oct.
Oct.
108/ al04
2
Oct.
2/
1
1
25
Oct.
8
a8/ Oct.
31
Oct.
26
9
1 a21Z Oct.
11 a30% Oct.
3
a9% Oct.
15 a75Z Oct.
31
30
30
2
Oct.
25
9 041/ Oct.
31
11
3
19
2/ Oct.
31
28
8 022/ Oct.
68
Oct.
31
2/ Oct.
21
15
30
10 a!08Z Oct. 16
5
2
Oct.
5
ft Odd
lots,
t Name of Los Angeles Industries Inc.,
changed to Blue Diamond Corp
iing dividend of $3.50 per share paid Oct. 10, 1940.
Oct.
Oct.
17/ Oct.
7/ Oct.
027/ Oct.
6/ Oct.
5/ Oct.
a33/ Oct.
037/ Oct.
oil / Oct.
1/
21/ a!9% Oct.
a33/ Oct.
o9/ Oct.
74/ 072/ Oct.
19/
17/ Oct.
42/ a38/ Oct.
Sale
30
16/
a7Z
031/
83/
37
10
Sale
23
Oct.
21% Oct.
4/ Oct.
o46
7/ Oct.
9 a43Z
15 al65Z Oct. 31
9
25
Oct. 31
as
of Mar
RANGE OF PRICES ON
57,167
615,331
Shares_
October
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
October....
AGGREGATE
Jan. 2
In
k
Since
Jan. 1
BONDS
Shares
986
STOCKS
Shares
1,096
275
3.827
3,691
2.349
10.560
2,324
Lowest
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
113
23
11234
Sale
-
24
2134 Oct.
Sale
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox Co.——-.
37
-
*
...
Preferred
100
10
—
140,216 Carnegie Metals
•
9,893 Clark (D L) Candy
♦
28,015 Columbia Gas & Electric..
250
6% pref series A
100
*
2,283 Consolidated Ice Co
I'referred
10
511
Oct.
5
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
16
7
10
8
634 Oct.
534 Oct.
2
9
2
834
36
834
834
--10
-
11
12 34
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
9 113
11 11034 Jan. 25
May 10
Apr. 19
Oct. 31
24
Oct.
—■
Corp
Byers (A M)
Highest
Sale Prices
108
100
Preferred-
Sale
Sale
105
9!
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oct.
234 Oct.
834 Oct.
10
17
Oct.
7
1034 Oct.
934 Oct.
31
31
634 Oct.
23
36
Jan.
3,604
136
""320
1,100
5
Y.090
3,298
1,715
5,160
19,767
3.350
5,042
38.676
*
10
Crandall McK & Hend
Devonian Oil
—
5
Duquesne Brewing-—Products
Follansbee Bros
534
634
50c
Sale
Sale
1
100 Harbison Walker Refraccom.*
70 Home (Jos) common
100
192
3.316
2,691
771
50
430
1,080
*"4i0
300
225
24.000
4,983
65
10
100
2,539 Koppers Co pref
*
55.301 Lone Star Gas
1
240 Mc Kinney Mfg Co
10
79,168 Mountain Fuel Supply.19,257 Nat Fireprooflng Corp com..*
10
675 National Radiator Corp
260 Penn Federal Corp common.. *
Preferred 4 3* %
50
90
*
4,090 Pittsburgh Brewing--—Preferred
•
2,938
684 Pittsburgh Coal Co com...100
Preferred
.100
150
1
660 Pittsburgh Forgings
5
3,169 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
...25
4,620 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
7,989 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp.—_*
♦
525 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
1
5,040 Renner Co
*
770 Reymer & Bros common
-—-—-5
1,713 Ruud Mfg
1
70,449 San Toy Mining
1
22,025 Shamrock Oil & Gas
t% Preferred..
100
453
C% preferred
.10
694
5
35 United Eng & Foundry.—-------
-
11
17
1134
Sale
—
240 United States Glass
1.200
3,743
14,770
85
473
3.527
15,914
2,034
100
Voting trust certificates
Vanadium Alloy Steel
Victor Brewing Co
Waverly Oil works class A
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse El & Mfg—
1
*
1
*
*
50
13
1034
434
1334
11
7
14
11
5
•
N# par
5,473 Pennroad Corp v t c
value.
*
Ex dividend
—-.1
1934 Oct.
9
2034 Oct.
5
23
11
20
8
10
2
Apr.
22
Jan.
13
Oct.
1134 Oct.
18
Oct.
14
134 Oct.
16
134 Oct.
Mar. 21
31
Oct.
Oct.
19
2
14
Oct.
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
134
134
134
8
5
134
14
5
Mar. 29
9
Apr. 30
Jan.
June
Mar.
26
8434 Sale
10
1034
5
Sale
134 Sale
634
734
87
30
89
9
6
Sale
90
10
6
11
8
534 Oct.
Oct.
14
3
134 Oct.
2834 Oct.
Sale
Sale
95c
60c
Oct.
934 Oct.
4
25
88
Sale
Sale
60c
90
10
Oct.
•'Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
31
134
2
1
17
Sept. 1G
6 "
1
-
May
6
3
9
Mar. 20
Jan.
Jan.
634
1*
134
Sale
134 Oct.
2834 Oct.
25
Jan.
28
25
134
834
28
834
534 Sale
12
Apr.
Apr.
17
15
Jan.
I%
28
134
3234
10
5
Apr. 21
May
8
May
9
5
30
Apr.
134
9
Mar. IS
Apr.
4
Sept. 23
Feb.
134
"834 Sale"
634 Sale
9134 Oct.
634 Oct.
30
15
9534 Oct.
734 Oct.
30c
Oct.
30c
Oct.
3
1
Oct.
1
Oct.
18
9
8
Oct.
9
2c
lc
Oct.
Oct.
18
1
734 Sale
Oct.
3
18
14
1
234
Sale
134 Oct.
21
234 Oct.
8
Oct.
31
8
Oct.
31
31
Oct.
16
31
Oct.
16
35c
1
634
434
lc
2c
lc
134
134
Sale
134
Sept. 21
16
July
31
Sale
....
lc
lc
Jan.
55c
33 34
20c
30c
25c
33
10c
234
Oct.
23
20c
3s-4
Sale
27
I
31
9
31
Apr.
24
Feb.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
37
10c
lOc
15c
:
<4
37
Oct.
5
10c
Oct.
Oct.
7
234 Oct.
2334 Oct.
Oct.
28
i
234 Oct.
8
Oct.
234 Oct.
18
28,106
31
17
Apr.
7
2
2034 Oct.
12
31
Jan.
31
5
Oct.
'
106
234 Sale
1
Oct.
Oct.
33
Sale
234
3 34
2134 Sale
19
June
55c
Sale
12
Mar
5
6
1
Apr. 18
Jan.
2
14
31
8
40c
UNLISTED
943
6£4 Oct. 31
1234
1
..
Oct.
Apr.
July
14
134 Sale
-
622
559
-
534
534
16
*
270 Jeannette Glass preferred
20 Jones & Laughiln Steel pref.100
2,293
634
7
634 Sale
Jan.
100
-
634
2034 Sale
5
——
pref--—-
Fort Pitt Brewing
6
Jan.
——10
Copperweld Steel
Electric
35c
10
Apr. 24
Apr.
8
Jan.
3
Feb. 10
Apr.
9
-
404
JAN. 1
Sale Prices
31
Par
Preferred
Arkansas Nat Gas
Ask Bid
Bid
10834
7,090 Allegheny Ludlum Steel
•
41
125
207
100
Ask
Oct.
1
Oct.
1940
Bid
$
4,000 Independent Brewing 6s—1955
1949
4,000 Pitts Brewing 6s
S
RANGE SINCE
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
October
$6,665
$8,666
PRICES IN OCTOBER
PITTSBURGH
SALES
-
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
978,237
1939
1940
Bond Sales
1939
103,464
1940
Stock Sales
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
17
Oct.
2
Jan.
3
I
134 May 24
234 Oct.
8
r
In the earlier part
of this publication complete records of
the country, for the latest
month and for the calendar
the dealings
year to
date,
are
on
the leading stock exchanges of
furnished.
In this department of
General Quotations
we
combine in
only those dealt in
on
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
index
to
one
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not
the different classes of securities
The following is an
quoted:
Page
Paga
Page
Exchange Scats.........................
84
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........
84
Railroad Stocks.........................
Federal Land Bank Bonde...............
92
Mining Stocks..........................
85
Real Estate Bonds.......
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 93
Industrial Bonds........................
Industrial Stocks.......................
Insurance Stocks.
.......
...............
81
88
100
Investing Companies Securities.......... 72
Municipal Bonds—Domestic............. 92
Canadian............................. 94
Public Utility Bonds...
Public
88
88
.........................
73
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
United States Government Securities.....
Railroad Bonds......................... 67
no
designating mark
is
Stocks. 88
9i
United States Territorial Bonds.......... 98
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
The letter "f" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation Is a flat price—that is. that the accrued Interest forms part
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for It separately In making payment.
always "flat," and
71
101
Textile Stocks
78
..............
Utility Stocks
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
............
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.......
of the price, and
In the case of Income bonds and bonds in default, the price 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.
It should be borne In mind In the use of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all
oases the
figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are
often used, vis.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for conssli*
dated "conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" tor land grant, "opt" for optional.
The black-faced
type in the letters
NOTICE—All
showing the interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
bond prices are
Bonds
Bid
RAILROAD BONDS
30
Aberdeen A Asheboro 1st 5s'40JAJ
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 gu MAS
88%
100 X
Akron A Barb Beit g 4s 1942-JAD
Akron Oanton A Youngs town—
45
Gen A ref 8s 1945 series A. A AO /
45
Gen A ref 5%s 1945 ser B.AAO f
Alabama Great Southern—
110%
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A... JAD
107 X
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B——.JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948.JAJ /
7%
Gen income 6s Oct 1948...JAJ /
Alabama A Vicksb irg By—
84
1st M g 5s 1974 - riet A..MAN
82
Albany A Susq 3%h g 1946—AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 5e 1944
FAA
78
Coll A conv 5e 1949
JAD
53
5s stamped 1950
A AO
104
Allegheny Valgen Is 1942—MAS
Allegheny A western—
66 X
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
AAO
American Itefrlg Transit—
2.00
Equip 5s ser F GAB. *41- 45
Anacostia
A Potomac—See
Utility bonds.
43 Si
Ann Arbor 1st g is 1995— -Q-J
Ark A Mem By B ldge A Term—
98 %
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
80
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947....AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
105 Si
Gen mtge gold 4» 1995——AAO
"and interest"
1st mtge g 4s.
Equipment trusts—
4 %s ser E 1941
.....FAA b
2Jis ser F 1941-1952—AAO b
2b ser G 1941-1950
AAO b
94 %
103 H
llOJi
109 Si
100
1.50
23
111
108
Oonv gold due I960..—FAA
PLEA West Virginia—
Ref 4s ext to 1951 ...MAN
45
99 Si
Coast
i-.ne
lOonnj—
Urod rtfs oi indebt 5a
JAD
August^ fUn Station 4s 1953.JAJ
i!a Called for redemption;
int 3%% to Jan 1 '47.JAJ
Tol Clnn Dlv ref 4s A '59—JAJ
Eq tr 4Sis ser D 1941
JAJ
Eq tr 4 V*s ser K1941-42— AAO
Eq tr 4 %s ser F 1940-44—MAN
Eq tr 2 Sis ser J 1941-50
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 68 g Jan 1 1943
JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951.
JAJ
4s stamped 1951.
Pis cat Dlv g 5s Jan 1943—AAO
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
Battle Or A Sturgls gu 3s '89. J AD
Bay City A Battle Creek—
...
105%
92
87 Si
95 Si
95 Si
95 Ji
104 %
109
Si
ioo si
1.20%
3s
1989
99
5s series EE Jan 1
72 Ji
5b sreies GG
60
71
72
35Ji
36
Mtga 454s 1944..
JAJ
Mtge 4s 1942...........FAA
Mtge 3s 1950—
JAJ
Equipment trusts—
3%s 1940-1944
JAD
4s June 1 A Dec 11940-49...
4 Jis 1941-1943.
AAO
5s 1941-1944
MAN
39 X
40 Ji
35Ji
3554
35 Ji
14 Ji
3554
59
5954
15
96 %
99 %
112
97
75%
77 X
87
89
45X
53 X
46 Ji
55
1.25
1.50
1.75
0.50%
1.00%
2.15
1.65%
1.20%
97
96
60
55"
5954
Equip tr 2 Sis 1941-1947—MAS
70
65
1.00
2.30
2.10
66 X
54
71
66
0.50%
1.50 X
1.60%
75
96
29
25
60
102
98
36
31 Ji
61
103%
......
1942
1 1942
5« series X July 1 1942
5s series Y Jan 1 1943..
5s seres Z May 1 1943
5s series AA
April 1 1944
April 1 1944
5s series BB
j.
5b series CO Jan 1 1945
5s seriesDD June 1 1945....
1.50%
2.0C
b
2.10
2.25%
1.25%
1.50%
42%
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34—AAO
Certificates of deposit...
Cambria A Cl'field 5s g '41..JAJ
.
Equip trust 2 Jit 1940-47..AAO
2s guaranteed
103 Ji
1.75
67 Ji
87 X
1.40%
69%
89%
88
79 X
IV*
80
79
2 Jis 1946
.JAJ
MAN
FAA
38 13-year guar 1950
JAD
3s 16-year guar 1950——JAD
3s 15-year gtd 1953.
FAA
3s 15-year gtd 1959-——-JAJ
4Jis guaranteed 1951....MAS
4 Jis guaranteed 1956
FAA
4 Jis guaranteed 1957
J&J
4Jis guaranteed 1955
JAD
5s l5-yr. guaranteed 1954. FAA
5s guaranteed July 1 1969 JAJ
5s gtd Oct 1 1969
_AAO
5s guaranteed 1970.
FAA
Equipment traits—
4 Vis series J 1941-42
MAN
1.25%
90
71
76
guar
6s series K 1941-1944..MAN
4 Jis series L 1941-1945.JAD
Canadian Nor dob 6%s '46..JAJ
Canadian N W 4 Vis Oct 22 1943..
17 X
100
100
97
97
Canadian Pacific Ry—
3s serial coll tr 1941...—FAA
3s
92
96
96
94 Ji
94 Ji
92
98
96
92
43%
3%
1942.......JAJ
3s guaranteed 1944..
3s 15-year gtd 1952..
1.10%
109
1.75
40
42
3 Ji
100 Ji
101 Ji
7-year
105%
1.50
9
69
2s guaranteed 1943
....FAA
Guar 7-year 2%s 1944
FAA
84
92
22
5s series V Mar 1
5s series W
April
2.25
3.00
b
int at 3% to 1946 due 1957—
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
76
96 Ji
65 H
88 Ji
60
60
1st mtge 4s ser BR 1960
JAJ
Inc M 4Si ser
AJuly '70 ..MAN
5s series T Sept 1 1941
5s series U Nov 1 1941
b
b
98
'
6994
Boston A Albany 5s Oct *63—JAJ
5a June 1942—......... JAD
1st mtge 5s ser AO 1967...MAS
1st mtge 5s ser II 1955
MAN
1st mtge 4 Sis ser J J 1961. .AAO
100
62
1st ref 5s 1961
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
Cons mtge (stamped modified)
Boston A Maine RR—
66
52
98
e—
Canada Atl By 1st 4s 1955..JAJ
Canada South 6s 1962 ser A.AAO
Canadian National Rys—
Boon ville St L A Sou 5s *51.FAA
414* Ixnpt 1978....
.FAA
1st mtge 4 Sis ser A 1943..AAO
3Sis Jan 1 1951
...JAJ
Ref 3 Hi 1952 gu N Y CL.AAO
90
90
91
4s 1955....FAA f
7%
Bost A Prov deb 5s
f 95
July 1 1938
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4 54s Juy 15 1947-JAJ15 f
14%
6s ext to Jan 15 1947.....JAJ f
3%
Boston Term Co 3%s 1947—FAA
38%
4s1950—
JAJ
39
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
100
JAJ
45"
52
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944—JAD
Birmingham Southern—
Boston ANY Air Lin
Gen M g 48 1955.
..FAA
Cambria A Indiana RR—
80
81
.40 Ji
43
Beit By of Ohatt 1st 5s '45—JAJ
Belvldere Del cons 3 Sis 1943. JAJ
Bessemer A Lake Erie—
1946
1947
April 1 1947
1st mtge gu
JAD
Belt
Equip trust 3Sis Dec. 1 1940-46
Blrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
95
Ask
91
9654
71%
59 Ji
1st 5s 1938
JAJ
Beech Crk Ext 3%
1951—.AAO
Bedford
Bid
96
S'western Dlv 1st M due 1950
1.25%
Bonds
Ask
5s series FF Jan 1
1946
JAD
Ref A gen M ser D due 2000
int 1 % to Sept 1 '46.M&S
Ref A gen M ser F due 1996
int 1 % to Sept 1 '46 MAS
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1148.....JAJ
Atl A Danvill 1st 4s 1948...JAJ
2d g 4s 1948—
...JAJ
Atlantic A Yadkin gu 4s '49. AAO
Auk Term 1st gu g 6s 1947 .AAO
JAJ
July 1948—AAO
4% ext sec notes 1944
F&A
Stamped modified bonds:
1st mtge gold due 1948 int
at 4% to Oct 1 1946. AAO
Ref A gen M ser A due 1995
int at 1 % to Dec 1 '46.JAD
Ref & gen M ser O due 1995
interest at 1 1-5% to Dec 1
48
defaulted bonds.
{Boston A Maine BR (Continued)
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
Baltimore A Ohio—
93
^
94 Si
Bid
4ustin A Northwestern—
_
85
85
Bonds
Ask
„
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
MAN
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955. AD
Conv g 4s *05 due 1955—JAD
Oonv g 4s of *10 due 1960. JAD
Conv deb 4%s 1948
JAD
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1958..-JAJ
Cal-Arls lstAref4 %s'62 opMASi
i Bocky
Mt Dlv 4s 1965AJ|
jEq tr 2 His 1940-1949
MAN b
Athens Term By 1st g 5s '37-.JAJ /
Atl A Blrtn.
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4 %
1944 ser A
JAJ
lut M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Kno&ville A Northern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946.....JAD
1st cons Is Mar 1 2002—MAS
Atlantic City 1st 4s 195U..JAJ
1st 5s sxt May 1 1954—..MAN
Atlantic Coast Line BB—
1st oons 4s July 1 1952...MAS
Gen onlfser A 4 Jis 1964—JAD
10-yr cell tr 5« May 1 '46.MAN
I. u % Naahv 4s Oct 1 '52.MAN
except where marked "f" and income and
conv coll trust 1945
AAO
3 Jis conv coll trust 1951—FAA
4s conv coll trust 1949
JAJ
4s cons deb (perpetual)...JAJ
4 Jis secured ctfs 1944
4 Jis coll trust 1946
4Jis coll trust 1960
JAD
MAS
JAJ
77
77
77
76
76
92
X
X
X
J
92
92 Ji
93%
91
95 Ji
96
95 Ji
4.25
4.65
3.25%
4.00%
465
400%
105%
99
105%
102
80
62
60
63
51%
vi
71
64 Ji
80
see.page 111.
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
RAILROAD BONDS
68
N<gSK
s:
Bonds
Chicago & North
(Continue®
-J&D
Canadian Pacific Ry
74
-M&S
5s 1944—-—J«J
Equip trust
43*s 1940-1945 -
1013*
4.60
J&D
- ----- -
1st 6s 1940
Central Branch Union
104"
J&D
1431a
16
1.1945-—F&A
253*
53*
13*
1312
30
5s 1945-------M&N
53*8 1959 Ber B.A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
Equipment trusts—
Cons gold
Ref & gen
4.00
-J&J
1951---J&O
1946---J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947-J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946J&J /
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945----J&D *
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
50
Central of New Jersey—•
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987.J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
-J&J
153*
13 3*
4s series T
Ohatt Div
1911-1952
43*
23i
gold 4s
Macon & Nor g 5s
Eq tr 4 3*s 1941
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar
1st g guar 4s Oct
Guar g 5s 1960
3.00%
63*
10
54
1.50
153*
143*
0.75%
.
1949—---F&A
1 1954
--—
683*
67
A&O
F&A
w
European loan 4s 46---—
CentralRR & Banking of Ga—
503*
Coll tr 5s ext'd to 1942—M&N
Central RR of South Carolina—
86
1st ref 6s 1940-1976
—
Central Vermont Ry—
6
4.25
Eq tr5s Dec 14 1940-1944 (yr)_
Charleston & Western Carolina—
993*
1st 5s 1946
A&O
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
93
4s 1942
J&J
25
Chfttt Rome & Sou 1st 5s *47 J&J
107
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu—J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
127 3*
General 43*s gold 1992-_- M& S
1013*
Ref & lmtp 3 3*8 D
101%
Ref & .mpt 3 3*8 ser E 1996 F&A
1063*
Ref & impt 33*8 ser F 1963 J&D
23* % notes, 1941
J&J 1013*
*
103
notes. 1942
J&J
1043*
notes, 1943
J&J
1053*
notes, 1944
J&J
106
notes, 1945
J&J
1063*
notes. 1946
__J&J
433*
Equipment trusts—
43*s 1941-1945
3s 1941-1946
23*s
J&D
1945-1949
1.25
~
1.50
M&S ,6
1.50
1941-1950---—F&A &
1.65
2s 1941-1947
l^s
1.25
M&N
Paint Creek Br 4s
1945—F&a
Mem
3.25%
1949--—A&O
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958-------M&S
1st & ref 43*8 ser B 1977—F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Div 3 3*s '49 op 29-J&J
4s July 1 1949
-J&J
Eq tr 2 H_s 1941-1947
A&O
5» income w i
deposit
f
f
1997
Eq tr 33*s ser O '41- 51--M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934---A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82
M&N
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959-M&S
1st mtge 4s w i 1988------J&J
Gen mtge inc 4Hs,w i 2038 J&J
Equip tr 43*s "A' 1945--A&O
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar —-J&J
Chicago Indlanap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—-J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A-M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B.J&J
Equip tr ser E 1941-1944-A&O
Monon Coal—
Non-cum inc 5s 1955(w-s).Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
b
1.60
22
2.50
1.75%
57
2.25
67
f
f
f
f
f
193*
19
20
18
73*
73*
f
12
71
105
1962—-----J&J
33
2
1053*
,
Equip trust 33*a 1941-'63A&0
Eq 43*s '41-'4o E & P (yr).J&J
Eq43*s 1941 G & H (yr). J&J
Chicago & North Western —
Gen M 3j*s g 1987
M&N /
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N /
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax. _ /
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax_M&N /
GenM4 3*8*87 stpd inc taxM&N /
GenM4Hs'87 stpd inctax M&N /
15-year 63<s Mar 1936—M&Sf
1st & ref 5s May 2037 ——J&D /
1st & ref 43*s May 2037—J&D /
1st & ref 43*s May 2037 O J&D /
Conv g 43*8 1949 ser A—M&Ni/
a
43*
13*
43*
13*
1.75%
1.75%
2.50
2.75
2.75
30
2.85
2.10%
1.75%
1.00%
2.40
2.00
15
153*
153*
IF
153*
183*
103*
93*
30
293*
30
31
16
16
163*
163*
163*
163*
19
11
103*
10
13*
Called for redemption; see page 111.
2.00%
2.00%
295*
283*
293*
293*
293*
1st M 6s 1946 series
Certificates of
54
713*
2
6 Basis.
893*
8
8
105
1073*
„
A...M&N /
13*
/
13*
deposit
Oswegatchie—
J&D
Grand Rapids & Indiana—
1st 43*s 1941
1st 3 3*s 1941...
86
Grand River Valley—See Michig an
755*
Grand Trunk Pacific—
68
_
J&J
1023*
J&J
1013*
1.75%
A&O
J&J
62
79
65
81
70
72
Lake
Superior 1st 4s *55.
Sterling 4s 1962
1073*
_
68
68
Grand Trunk Pac Branch Line—
19
Alberta Lines—
173*
163*
833*
913*
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-'43 (yr) — 6
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
M&S
94
Great Northern—
(Phila)—
15 51-M&S 15
111
113
111
Passumpsic Rivers
t
73
4.25
72
?073*
Gen M 5 3*8 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
1003*
Gen
12
Gen
183*
43*
203*
12
33*
203*
213*
203*
203*
203*
193*
193*
31*8 ser T 1967—J&J
84
4s '41-44--A&O
99
4s 1941-1951
J&J 60.50to
Coll
tr
1st 5s 1944
W Va Midland Ext 5«
Green
543*
2.00%
/
/
Feb
Guantanamo &
983*
843*
102
3.60%
1.15%
101
62
64
6
53*
Western—
1st 53*s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series C
30
27
J&J
1st M 6s 1958 series A
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
_
—A&O
853*
863*
A&O
793*
92
96
.
Secured notes 3s 1941-1945. J&J
Grande—
1073*
1063*
1003*
93 3*
933*
1053*
100
85
J&J
'54-J&J
Feb
Debenture ctfs B
3.00
1.55
Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A
533*
M&S b
Eq tr 2s 1941-1947
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
993*
b
93
923*
1053*
983*
Gen mtge
14
101
106 3*
Secured serial
22
20
743*
3.25%
_
43*8'61 opt *41-J&J
B
J&J
J&J
43*a 1976 series D
J&J
43*s 1977 series E—J&u
mtge 4sser G 1946—-J&J
mtge 4sser H 1946-J&J
1st & ref g
Imp & equip 5f 1960
M&N
Danbury &Norw ref 4s 1955. J&J
Dayton Union Ry 1st 4si 49-J&J
Del & Bound Br 33*s 1955.-F&A
Delaware & Hudson—
1st & ref gold 4s 1943— M&N
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
tral
78
65
65
4s Feb 15 1942
M&N
Grand Trunk Western—
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950—J&J
Equip trust 4s Apr J 1941-49—
Delaware River Terminal
See Reading Co.
Cen
1962—J&J
Prairie Section 4s ser A '55 A&O
Mountain div 4s ser B '55 A&O
Western div 1st 3s
2.15
95
93
613*
nH
493*
31
60
60
..A&O
1st 5s 1942-..
803*
60
7 3*s extended to 1946——J&D
6s extended to 1946-—.-.-J&D
49
483*
1945—-J&J
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5J*s 1978 /
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N /
Gouvernour &
106
C—A&O
18
15
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s *62.F&A;/
53*
Georgia Midland 1st g 3s '46.A&O
46
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951
A&O
111
4s Jan 1 1947—
J&J
101
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s
Deb 5s 1952
1083*
B—A&O
133*
1023*
903*
103*
123
993
w
d'Alene&
Denver & Rio
2.50
Georgia & Florida RR—
553*
Gen
4
to
90
Gen
35
5s '48. A&O
Chic Mllw St Paul & Pac RR50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
Eq tr 5s ser J '41 to '44—J&D
43*s ser L '41 to '45—M&S
23*s ser M 1941-1947—M&S
23*s ser U Dec 1 1940-1949-Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989.---J&J
Gen g 33*8 B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 43*8 May '89 series C.J&J
Gen 43*« May '89 ser E..-J&J
Gen M 43*s May '89 Ser F J&J
Ext at 3%
Chic Miiw & Gary 1st
76
13
74
1953.—A&O
1945. .M&S
Chicago Memphis & Gulf—
13*
H
J&J|
Genesee River 6s 1957
12
133*
_
Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D /
Fort St Un Dep Det 43*s '41-J&J,
--M&S
deb 4s '54.J&J
1.70%
1
/
/
1982
4 3*8
con
J&J /
1948-J&D /
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934-..
f
110
Deb 4s
11
Fort
1955
-J&J
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
Deb 4s 1956 guar——
J&J
Cuba Co extend 3s 1955—--J&J
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 53*s« 42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
73*
2.25
1st
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s
52
A&O
78
15
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945-
70
4s gu 1945.J&D
Consol Rys (N H)
19
b
1083*
83
ttn
83*
93*
3.00%
8
/
—
Proof of claim filed
119
58
303*
1.50%
21
_
95
Co—
41-52-M&S
62
73*
4.50
76
J&J /
Certificates of deposit.
1.50%
2.00
Terminals—
1st M gu 48 Mar
1st 5s 1951-
27
66
Short Line 1st 4s
Chic June RR 1 st 4s
Amended
A—A&O
433*
8
_M&N
Proof of claim filed
106
80
Connecting Ry
293*
0
103
1961--A&O
Connecticut &
773*
353*
613*
/
/
cons
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
1st cons ref 43*8'52 opt.
54
-
109
Coeur
1.25%
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
1063*
1043*
105
f
101
103 J*
1243*
26!
123*
1063*
'90 M&N
1st gold 4s 1943—--Conn River gold 4s 1943
f
52
1st
1st & ref 5s 1974
1053*
Pend Oreille Ry-~
5s I960--J&J
Colo & Southern 43*s 1980.M&N
143* Columb & Hock Val 4s 1948.A&0
Colum & Toledo 4s 1955-_—F&A
14
Concord & Claremont 5s *44.J&J
26
953*
1.20%
2.00
1.75
76
M&S/
Certificates of deposit._
---/
Eq 43*s 1941 H (s-a)
M&S b
Florida Southern gu 4s 1945.J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
gtd 1942—J&J
43*s gen gtd 1942.-A&O
Ser B 33*s gen gtd 1942.-A&O
Ser C 3 3*s gen gtd 1948—M&N
Ser D 33*s gen gtd 1950-F&A
Gen & ref 43*s 1977 ser A.F&A
Gen & ref 43*s 1981 ser B—J&J
1st
6
b
6
b
b
/
69
Ser A 43*8 gen
Coal Riv Ry;
163*
163*
0.75%
1.25%
1.50%
1.50%
A&O /
64
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
92
30
163*
163*
1.25
1.75
2.00
5s gold 1943
J&J
Florida East Coast 43*8'59_ J&D
Ser B
,
32
903*
913*
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Equip tr 2 3*s ser A
323*
303*
28
M&N /
D 1953
36
31
A&O /
A&O /
903*
913*
8*
lsts f 43*s 1977 series
Clinchfield RR—
tj1
74
Florida Central & Peninsula—
J&D
f 5 3*8 1972 series
1st M s i5s 1973 series
J&J f
J&J /
A.-A&O /
43*s 1941 LL (s-a) —-M&S
tr 43*s 1941-'43 (s-a)—M&S
tr 43*s 1941-1945
J&D
tr 43*s 1941-1944
F&A
tr 43*s 1941-1942
J&J
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
10l3*
953*
743*
363*
----
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
109
101
59
57
A&O
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1975
106
-J&D
85
Series
493*
1083*
1951-J&J
s
1043*
57
stamped 1965
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
Series B 1953
105
Ref & imp 43*8 ser E 1977-J&J
C W & M Div 1st 4s g '91.-J&J
1st
102
5s
^
753*
11
„
106
Erie prior lien g 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
58
57
45
1073*
1103*
Cleve Short Line43*s
„
1950-J&J
96
90
1st M 3 3*s ser D 1971
M&N
1st mtge 33*s ser E 1969--F&A
Cl'field & Mah 1st gtd 5s '43-J&J
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis-
745*
823*
133*
133*
1.75%
1023*
1063*
72
b
2.50
b
Cincinnati Union Terminal
843*
803*
913*
453*
683*
463*
102
0.80%
0.90%
1.20%
1.15%
1.30%
1023*
1.20%
1013*
1-65
A&O
El Paso & R I lstgu 5s 1951-J&J
Valley—
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s
—
_
Williamspori—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4%
5s 2862
^
1965-M&N
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993—
'
Income
78
63
1941-1952—A&O
Eq trust 23*s
75
A&O
33*s ser A 1970--M&S
Eq tr 2 3*s Dec 1 1940-49
-
1st & ref 5s 1965
73
1942.---M&N
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s
British
1st mtge
&
1073*
1063*
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st 4s 1948
-F&A
Clnn New Orl & Tex Pacific Ry—
Cleveland Union
Chicago & Eastern 111 (new co)—_
Gen M 5s May 1951 —-—M&N f
Certificates of
mod) 3-5s
-
A&O
Columbia Ry 43*s 1944
Elgin Joliet & Eastern—
Elmira
97
90
M&N
Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
Edmonton Dun vegan &
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
Oinn & Muskingum
96
43*
10
Omaha—
95
M&N
1st stamped 5s 1965
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
1.60%
gold 5s 1952
M&N / 10
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton100
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
Cine Indianapolis & West RR—
1st consol gtd 4s
98
/
2.00
2.25
J&D
1«at. 4s 1951
.
1st (stmp
1003*
1153*
1043*
Refunding g 3s
2.25
106
M&S
Western N C—
East Tenn &
Eastern
133*
133*
53*
53*
53*
53*
13*
1.75%
1.60%
133*
113*
53*
43*
53*
43*
15
15
Eq tr 43*s 1911-1944
A&O
Chicago South Sh & So Bend—
Sink fund 3s ser B 1963-- -J&J
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast-—
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960
M&S
Chicago Union Station—
Guar 4s 1944
A&O
1st mtge 33*s ser E 1963---J&J
Guaranteed 33*s 1951—M&S
1st mtge 3 3*s ser F 1963--J&J
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952_-J&J
1st & ref M 43*s D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—-
109
R & A Div 1st con g
Div
Chic St Paul Minn &
1093*
1946 --—J&J
4s ?9-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989-—- ——J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g 41-M&S
Ohesterf & Lancaster 5s '55--F&A
Chicago & Alton RR—
Potts Creek 4s
1.25
Consol
_
1?96--M&N
Con g 5s June 15 '51 —J&D
Con g 3 3^s June 15 '51 - J&D
13*
23*
68
1.90
2.00
183*
173*
J&J /
1st gold 5s 1937-.Penn 1st 4s 1958
East
Chicago St Louis & N O—
2
2
F&A
(yr)
1.90
Equip tr 23*s 1941-1950-F&A b
2s series T 1940-1950---M&N b
2s series U 1941-1947-M&N b
6
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
0.75%
1.50%
1.90
deposit----- - /
- A&O /
/
Sec 4 3*s 1952 ser A
M&S /
8ec 43* ser A certif of dep. - - - - /
30-vr ennv 4 3** i960
.M&N /
———J&J
1948—-
T
Certificates of
Ceatral of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov
_
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911 Certificates of deposit
■
Pacific—-
.
^
103 33
1948
Eastern
4.00%
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
Western (Con.)
Equipment trusts—
43$s series U 1941-43--M&N 43*s series V 1941-44—F&A &
43*8 8eries W 1941-44—M&S 5
4 3*s series X 1941
F&A b
23*s Der- 15 1940-1949
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry—General gold 4s 1988
J&J /
52
47
1981---•>«'(
-A&O
4s
Central Arkansas &
1st 4s
103"
Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g
Catawissa RR g 4s
102
45
20
4s 1949. _J&j
Caro Olincb & Ohio 6" 52-J&D
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
M&S
Caro Cent 1st g gu
Carthage &
69J*
753*
69
6b coil trust 1954--68 conv coll trust 1942
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Equip tr 2 3*s 1940-1946—J&D
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
/
/
73*
73*
73*
83*
/
Assented subject to plan.— /
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser B_ - A&O /
b
Eq tr 43*s 194l-'42 (yr)_.M&N
b
Equipment trust 5s
4
series C 1942
M&N b
13*
13*
6
13*
13*
2.00
1.25%
2.00
1.25%
b
2.50
1.25%
2.00%
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu. „
Harlem R & Portch—See
81
1.75
1.30%
353*
60
37
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
2.00
b
1st con g 4s
1st co
1936..—-—J&J
,
Gen inc 5s ser A
Denver
Gen income
on
aus
*■ «<—
F 1941-1950—M&S
Lake Ry—Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 i960-An Apr
1st 4s 1950
J&J
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935-J&J
Des Plaines Val
1947—M&S
Det & Mack 1st lien 4s 1995. J&D
2nd Mort.gold4s 1995—J&D
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel—
1st guar 43i« 1961
M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964--—.--J&J
Eq tr 2Hb 1941-1947
M&N
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953———J&J
Dext & Piscataquis 4 3* • 49—J&J
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range—
1st mortgage 3 3*s 1962—A&O
Eq tr 13*s 1941-1950----A&Q
2s series
63*
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb'52.J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933cpnon).
Harris Ports Mt Joy
Denver & Salt
f This price includes
2015——J&J
1975._--J&J
1st & ref 4s ser B
/
/
/
/
Ext
69
65
95
33*
723*
323*
21
43*
743*
35
38
4s
1943
-J&J
613*
87
853*
60
N Y N H & Ha rtford
& Lane RR
-
J&J
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946
M&N
Hocking Valley 43*8 1999—J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Camb¬
ist M g 4s 1951 guar
-J&J
Holyoke & West 43*s 1951—A&O /
Ilousatonic con 5s 1937
M&N /
1083*
46
48"
123*
993*
1003*
20
503*
55"
435*
103*
443*
113*
Hudson & Manhattan—
98
b
1003*
103 3*
1.75
1.25%
1957 opt
.F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&O /
1st M 43*8 1957 conv
F&A
Huntington & Broad Top Mt
1st gold 5s
RR & Coal extend 6s 1940
Extended 5s 1940
106
A&O /
49
5
A&O'/
3*
70
1063*
b
1.50
accrued interest,
107
1.10%
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
whara marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonae
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and intarast" except
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
gold
4s
42""
38
35
39 M
41
41
40 M
48
M&N
M&N
40-year 4 Hi Aug 1 1966-F&A
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
Loulsv Div 3Ms g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
37 M
J&J
---J&J
Sp'field Div ext 3 Ms 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951—F&A
44
78
70""
42 M
41 %
41M
41M
49
Guaranteed gold 4s
1st & ref 4 Ms
92 M
71M
2.35
1.00
1.00
1.25
1.70
1.70
41H
38
1.75%
1.90%
0.50%
0.50%
1.00%
1.25%
1.25%
44 M
39
92 H
85
2.00
1.70%
104M
105M
2003 ser O—A&O
2003—A&O
E 2003-_A&0
Eq tr 2Ms 1940-54—-----Ext mtge unif 3Ms A 50--J&J
Ext mtge unif 4s B I960--J&J
Atl K & Cin Div 4s 1955--M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46.F&A
St Louis Div 2d 3s 1980-M&S
Mob & Mont 4Mb 1945—M&S
Southern Ry Joint Monon
collateral 4s, 1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s *52 gu J&D
'st & ref 3Ms ser
44 M
48
2.25
95M
92 M
84 X
A&O
B
1st
5s
„
108
J&J
J&J
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 4 Ms 1957—
112
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
J&J
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 48 1956
----J&J
Indianapolis Union—
Ref & Imp M 3 Hs ser B'86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—-J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms ser A 1940—_ —J&D
4HsserIesB 1941-1942-A&O
Internet Rys (Central America)—
Purch money 5s 1972——J&J
>
16
104M
105M
7M
1M
6M
6M
8M
1M
b
1.25
b
1.75
Jacksonville
Gainesville
5s 1951...
Gulf Ry 1st
&
8
10
Ref cons 4s 1956
J&D /
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S /
General 5s Jan 1 1938
/
New Orleans Great Northern—
72
42
~6~
bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
5s
Con ext 4 Ms
104
56 M
57 M
105
89
91
or
31M
20
73
68
65M
32M
32
69 M
1st
-J&J
1.70
1941-1916--M&S
b
1.90
108 M
66""
109
96
106M
M&S
Illinois
cons
4s
Equip trust 2 Ms 1941-1949F&A
79
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942
78
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
70
90
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
70
J&J
90
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
Prior lien 4Mb 1978 ser
J&J
85
87
J&J
95 M
97
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s '45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 Ms '57.M&S
90 M
82
1st mtge 5s ext at 3% to *47
2d 5s 1941
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Cong g ref 3 Ms 1997
Lehigh & New England—
.
1st M gold 5s 1945——-J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965—A&D
Bauiotr4MsG 1940-45--M&N
Eq tr 3s ser K 1941-1947--J&J
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
--—F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st gold 4s 1948—-——J&D
Con M 6s ann Irred
-—J&D
Con M 4 M« ann irred
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
4s assented 2003
Gen con gold 4Ms 2003--M&N
4 Ms assented 2003
Gen con gold 5s 2003----M&N
52
94
57""
_
—
5s assented 2003
108M
93 M
/
1.70
b
1.80
45M
110
93 M
1.35%
1.40%
46 M
72
69 M
58
/
/
/
/
/
f
70 M
21M
19M
22 %
19 M
25%
22
22
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York¬
ist 4 Ms gold 1940
J&J / 50 M
/
50 M
4Mb assented 1940
56
Lehigh Valley Term 5s 1941 A&O
52
5s assented 1941
40 M
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Lex & East'n lstgu 5s 1965.-A&O
116M
60
23 M
22 M
25 M
23 M
51M
51M
57 M
...
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
1st extended 5s 1949
J&J
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959-M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
J&J /
Long Dock cons 3 Ms 1§50--A&0 /
Long Island—
Unified g 4s. 1949
M&S
Refunding mtge 4s 1949.-M&S
4s stamped 1949
M&S
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-45 (yr)-F&A b
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
See Public Utility bonds.
n
44""
10
89 M
D.J&J
M&S f
107""
83
78
2.75
M&S f
11M
9M
9M
3 M
3.50
20M
2.00%
2.75
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4 Ms 195)1 series A
F&A
106»32
106M
102
F&A
97
M&S /
3d mtge 4 Ms 1938
M&S
New V ork & Greenwood Lake—
f
22%
Guar g 5s 1946
M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3 Ms 2000—M&N
N Y & Hob Fy gs May 1946-J&D
93 M
/
16
16%
15
16 M
16
15
100
General gold 4s 1941
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 oonv
16%
1
IX
1.90
1.25 %
2.20
1.75%
1%
1%
77
71
81
75
57
56
93
-
May 1 1957
-
—
J&J15
M&N
Deb
4s
1947
non-conv
35""
M&S
Deb 3
35
42
125
2.10
70
N Y A N J Ferry 5s 1946
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
M&S
(Jen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
New York Pennsylvania & Ohio—
10
2.25
2.25
2.10
New York Ontario & Western—
42 M
1.00%
1.00%
2.00%
26X
J&J
Prior lien ext 4 Ms. 1950—M&S
New York Phila & Norfolk—
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y & Putnam 1st 4s g 1993-A&O
N Y Short Line 4s 1957-+—F&A
56
106M
-
-
—
fm
1958.1-M&N
New1 York Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937—---J&J
2d mtge 4 Ms 1937
F&A
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943
123
111.
14M
13 M
13M
2.35
N Y & Stamford 4s
105M
14M
4 Ms 9-15-41 to 3-15-45M&S15
4Ms 1941-1946
-J&J
Har Riv & Pt Ches 4s '54 M&N
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942-—A&O
55M
17M
3M
15M
M&S
35M
20%
26
77 M
87
29M
17 M
43
35M
54 M
58 M
M" March 1947
M&S
Deb 3 ms 1954 non-conv.-A&O
Deb 3Ms 1956 oonv
...J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—-A&O
1st & ref 4Mb 1967
—J&D
E quipment trusts—
2 Ms 1941-1949.
M&S
2Ms 1941-1950
F&A
3s 1941-1951
66
-
Deb 4s
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv...M&N
15
M
%
M&S
General 1st 5s 1941
M&S
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
15
16M
f
page
103
M&N
4M
2.75 %
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973—-M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1973 sot B.-M&N
New York & Long Branch—
f
f
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A I960-—M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955
A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
Erie RR—
2d ext 5s
10
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
1.50%
York &
1st 4s ext g 1947
1939
10
44 M
95
see
2.25
3.00
17
M&S
96 M
95
94 H
2.00
Called for redemption,
74
15
M&S
94 M
94 M
a
J&D
M&S
New York Lack & Western—
2.65
2002
88
16%
1.50
3 Ms
58 M
87 M
A&O
J&J
New
12
15
1.40
gold
69
F&A
16M
16
b
Oonsol
90M
A&O
A&O
M&S
16M
b
Mohawk & Malone—
1st guar g 4s 1991
1.60
2.25
M&S
1st guar 5* 1953 series B
Eq tr 2Ms 1941-1955
F&A b
Montgora Div g 5s 1947—F&A f
Certificates of deposit
f
11
85
4s 1941-1949
77
60
J&J
J&J
Secured 5s 1938
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Eq tr 4s 1941-1943
—M&S
Eq 4Mb 1941-1942 (yr)—J&J15
91M
58
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1965.A&O
117M
X Secured interest at exchange rate of 4.8665.
r Payable in Canadian funds.
Nominal,
b
M&S
Ref & Impt 4Mb 1977
Certificates of deposit
102
3-yr 6s ext'd notes 1941
Debenture 6s, 1950
Equipment trusts—
2Ms 1941-1947
RR—
Mobile & Ohio—
Gen gold 4s. 1938-
84 M
97 %
64
3s 1941-1951
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A.-A&O f
Eq tr 2 Ms 1941-1952
F&A b
Missouri Kan & Texas Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5a Jan 1965 A
F&A f
Certificates of deposit
f
lit & ref 5s 1977 ser F—_M&S f
Certificates of deposit
f
lit & ref 5s 1978 ser G—_M&N f
Certificates of deposit
f
lit & ref 5s 1980 ser H
A&O f
Certificates of deposit
f
1st & ref 5s 1981 sot I
F&A f
Certificates of deposit
f
Conv g 5 Ms 1949 ser A.-.M&N f
Secured 5M« 1940-1956— J&D f
Eq tr 4 Ms '41-'44 F (yr)—M&N b
Equip tr 2M8 1941-1949—F&A b
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S f
3d ext 4s July 1 1938-.—M&N f
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s. 1945-———-J&J
5s small 1945
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945
J&J
4s small 1945—
J&J
63
104M
2M
54 M
1M
Bridge and Belt
1951
73
63
tax-exempt.-J&J
Ref 4Ms 1978 ser O
Coll tr 4s 1946
40
J&J
Mo-Illinois RR 1st 5s 1959..J&.T /
RR
1942
1st 3 Ms extend 1947
Ref 5Ms 1974 ser A
5
103 H
J&J
5M8 1978 ser B
25-year 5 Ms 1949
21
ilst gold 4 Ms 1961
5%
6
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Ms '50.-J&J
Minn Transfer Ry 3Ms 1956. J&O
1st ref
57 %
3 Ms 1959
J&D
N Y Cent equip trusts—
4 Ms 1941-1945
M&N
2 Ms Mar 15 1941-1952
New York Chicago & St Louis—■
23
1M
52 M
%
1.00%
1.35%
1.40%
99
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris
85"
cons
Missouri
93
4Mb stamped 1961
J&J
Ms plain 1961
J&J
1st mtge 4 Ms unguar 1961-J&J
Lake Erie & Western RR—
Deb 4s
*5M
4M
cons
113
L S coll tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 3Ms 1998—F&A
90
gold 5s 1938
J&J
5s 1938 gu int
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A—
J&J
1st
1st
.
b
J&J
1%
78""
J&J
gold 4s 1938
cons
1.90
0
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
Ref g 3 Ms July 1 1997—-J&J
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1.25
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR—•
7
1M
X
deposit—
[
63 M
88 H
73
78
69
/
/
/
/
b
1978
Certificates
32
30
A&O
10-year 3 Ms sec s f 1946—A&O
3 Ms conv secured 1952
M&N
6M
Minneapolis Northfield &
Southern Ry 1st 6s *41 _-M&S
32
30M
Ref & Impt 5s 2013 O
16M
16
J&D
-
62 M
1M
Certificates of deposit
1st 7s ext at 6% 1932
-
18
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A--F&A
Ref & Impt 4 Ms 2013 A—A&O
58 %
27
15
56
-
34
New York Central RR—
26
J&D
J&D
1939
■—
—
26
Minneapolis & St Louis—
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
M&N
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 58 Feb *62 ser A.Q-F
108
& Memphis-
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
31
59
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&8
M11&State Line 1st 3 Ms 1941-J&J
105
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
-J&J
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
M
Equip trust 4 Ms
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4M» 1945 guar
J&J
Newport & Richfor Is 5s 1941
38
1943
1st ext 4 Ms 1939
gef Xt Impt JanApr1941 1943
q & 3s F 5s
I 1 1950--J&J
1st
28 M
60 M
24
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A—Sept
Adj 5s series 3 1953 Sept
1M
105M
1967---J&J
-
J&D
5% to 1940
/
A&O /
1st M 4Ms 1956 series D—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Milwaukee & Northern—
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept
Kan City Sou 1st g 3s 1950—i
1944-1946-
55
A&O
A&O
ext at
28 M
28
34
Certificates of deposit
/
1st 5s 1956 series O
—F&A /
Certificates of deposit!..
/
65
Midland of New Jersey—
Frank & Clearfield—
Ms ser G
Certificates of deposit
RR 4% franc
Midland Valley 5s
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
Joliet & Nor Ind—See Mich Cent
Joplln Union Depot Co—
1st 5s June 1 1944
J&D
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948-A&0
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990--A&O
3s
75M
Midi
_
1st & gen mtge 5s 1967
J&J
Ref & ext 5s ser A 1967—J&J
2
66M
/
Certificates of deposit
1st M 5Ms 1954 series A—A&O /
86 M
Jacksonville Terminal—
Kan City Ft Scott
1st 5s 1954 series B
1st 4s 1957
-—J&J
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
1M
64 M
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953--J&J /
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cura inc 5s '35 ser A__A&0 /
67
68
90
5
1
5
3M
J&J
50-year 1st 5s 1983
65
76
See Michigan Central
Ref & ext 6s ser B
%
%
61M
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J /
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
100
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
58 M
Ref & Impt 4Ms 52 ser A.-J&J
96
76 H
83 M
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
Jamestown
116
/
65M
94M
75
.--A&O /
25
45
1st 3Ms Sept 1 1951—M&S
Joliet & Northern Indiana—
50
65
37 %
38
1st 4s 1959
M&S
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw
1.00%
1.20%
%
1951 /
M&N /
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J /
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
J&J /
New Haven & Northampton—
82
4s Sept 1914 coupon on 1977._
4s Asst(cash warr & coup).-1977
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4 Ms 1979 ser C_ J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1952
M&N
Grand River Valley—
1M
Assent cash warrant and scrip
18
114M
5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
guar_M&N
*26 /
on)
|—
off. .1951
coupon
receipt No 4 on
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
1.75%
40
Meridian Term 4s '55
/
/
/
/
4s(Apr 1914
April 1914 coupon
Memphis Union Station Co—
15M
1st g gu
con
...
2.25
M&N
Western
68 M
78 M
52 H
80
Mexican International—
M&N
F&A
J&D
Iowa Central 5s ctfs 1938--J&D /
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S /
1st
76 %
50 M
Equiptment trust 5s to 1944—
f
warr't & scrip ret No 4 on
74
_
1st M 5s 1972 opt
1st 1 & ref 6 Ms 1947
Debenture 4s 1961-
scrip receipt No 5 on 1977
National RR of Mexico—
Prior lien 4 Ms assent cash
^
-J&J
66M
/
85
89 M
gtd 3Ms 1941
-.-.J&J /
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963
A&O
M'shfleld & S'east—See Wis Cent
„
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957.
April 1914 coupon off 1977.
Assent cash warrant and
84 H
I960-J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines—
1st 48 extend 1959
1957-..
Gtd gen ■ f 4s (Apr *14 coup on)
106
4s ser A '45 J&D
ser
M&S
July 1914 coupon on 1957.._
July 1914 coupon off 1957
113M
72
,
36M
65 M
2.25
4 Ms—
Jan 1914 coupon on
90
112M
1st
RR—
Hen
1951------
Conv gen 4Ms ser A
Secured 6s 1959
1st
60
41M
39
Assent cash warrant and
J&J
Maine Central—
1st mtge & coll
Prior
106M
80 M
J&J
1947
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
Eq tr 2 Ms 1941-1952
National Rys of Mexico-
106
106
Macon Dublin & Savannah—■
Manitowoc Green Bay &
98
104M
105M
30
92
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A—F&A
„
1st & ref 4s ser D
63
61
,
102 M
96 M
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser
53
Equipment trusts—
b
2 Ms ser T 1941-1949—-M&S
3s ser R. 1941-1952
M&S b
4Ms ser M, 1941
M&N b
4M® ser N. 1941
A&O b
b
4M® ser O, 1941-1942—.J&J
4Hs ser P. 1944
A&O b
4s ser Q, 1941-1944
F&A b
111 Cent RR Co & Chic St L &
N O RR Jt 5s, A, 1963—-Jot«
4 Ms series O, 1963
J&D
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O /
1945--M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
%
41
109
J&J
1946
1st mtge gold 5s
66M
70"
112
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956.
Morrls & Essex 3 Ms 2000
J&D
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
Constr'n 4Ms 1955 ser B.M&N
1.25%
20
Louisville & Jeffersonvllle Bridge
38
79
bIM
8t Louis Div g 3s 1951
Gold 3M» 1951
Indiana Harbor Belt
1935__A&0
22
101
1946—A&O
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
86 M
84
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—A&O
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918—M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3 Hi 1952- -J&J
Collateral trust 4s 1953
Ref mtge 5s 1955
Equip trust 3 Ms to
La & North West 5s
91M
1951—-——J&J
Montana Wyoming & Southern
lit mtge gold 58 1939
M&S
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
J&J
109 M
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969. --J&J
Sterling 3 Ms coll tr 1S50—J&J
1st gold 3 Hi 1951
J&J
1st extended g 3 M« 1951—A&O
1st g 3s sterling 1951--—MAS
84 M
84 M
1.75
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Illinois Central—
1st
69
RAILROAD BONDS
Xov., 1940]
6 Basis.
40
4M
2M
101
99 M
11*
105
35
25 M
8
.F&A
10
M&N
54
Price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
BONDS
RAILROAD
70
bond prices
NOTICE—All
are
"and Interest"
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
the month preceding the date of Issue
except
Quotation* for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day or
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis
_
5M
5
1946 guar—J&J /
1st M g
13 M
13%
Ctfs of
14
Gen M 4 Ms
1961 _
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941 —M&N
Ctfs of dep (issued by reor¬
ganization manager) 19411st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s '61-M&N
13M
ff 118
74}|
'r
35
73 M
125M
A&O
1996
Gen & ref g 4Ms ser
81M
115M
J&D
A—M&S
B "74-M&S
.
„
112M
108
_
i
f
49""
72 M
50
43 M
52 y8
54
63 M
56 M
54
57
63
b
VI
A74D
1.85
b
IP Ji.
1.75
b
F&A
Eq tr 2 Ms 1941-1950
2.20
1.40%
1.25%
1.70%
20
15
22
Nor RR of N J gen 4 Ms 2000. J&J /
N'western Term Co 5s 1948- F&A /
N'western Term RR 5s Apr 1977-
24"
21
100
/
Port Reading lstgu 5s
3M
6
F&A
;
4
,
i
A.
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J& J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
U1M
116M
117M
Oregon-Washington RR & Nav—
106M
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt--J&J
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
74
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A /
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J / 72
1955.J&J
111 1st 4 Ms
Cons 1st extend
4Ms'49 A&O
mtge 4s 1939
A&o
A&O
Cons extend 4s 1949
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977 ser A.- A&O
1st & ref 4 Mb series B 1981
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948—M&N
48 stamped 1948
M&N
Con M 4hs gold 1960
Gen g 4Mb 1965
Gen g 58 Dec 1 1968
Gen M 4 Mb 1981 ser D
Gen M 4 Ms ser E 1984
F&A
J&D
J&D
A&O
J&J
Deb 4Mb 1970
A&O
Gen M 3Msser C 1970—.A&O
Oonv deb 3M® 1952
A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1941-1964.J&J
Equipment trusts—
4 Mb series D 1941
M&N
4s series E 1911-1949
J&J
2 Ms series
2 Ms series
59
111M
106M
76
oo 0 ^.
113M
113M
121M
105M
111M
100M
4s
2d consinc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Ry—
A-F&A
J&J
1st g 5Ms 1974 series
Peoria Ry Ter 4s 1937 gu op.
Pere Marquette Ry—
..
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.15
2.15
4M
108
M&S f
J&J,
J&J'/
J&J /
J&
J&J
L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
s
72
61
64 M
105M
112M
101
0.50%
1.60%
1.50%
1.50%
1.75%
1.75%
50 M
~5M
110M
72 M
63
64 M
1.20%
1.40%
1.35%
84
102
1.65
1.90
1.85
/
J&J(/
1989
M&N!/
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
J&Ji/
1st term & unif 5s 1952—J&J i/
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990—J&J
Equipment trusts—
4Mb series K 1941-1945-J&J b
95
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
1st &
105M
1st g 4s May 1
106
4s series D 1945
M&N
110M
series
F
1953
4s series G 1957
4s series H
a
I960
104
J&D
33
14M
8M
113M
114M
110M
111M
102 M
103
110
s
f g 4s
Texarkana & Fort Smit
67 M
34
1.90
70
J&J
J&D
Ann Mar
A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser C—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
ser
B
Equipment trusts—
4M» ser JJ 1941-1942..A&O
4 Ms ser A 1941-1943
F&A b
89
90
96 M
98M
67
106M
92
67 M
1.25
1.80
1.00%
1.20%
1.70%
1.20%
1.40%
89 M
90 M
1.50
1.50
1.70
B 1941-1943
68
66 M
M&N b
ser
107
102
66 M
66 M
4Msser 01941-1944—J&D b
2 Ms ser D 1940-1952...M&N b
4s
Tex Pae-Mo Pac Term KR—
1st M g 5 Ms
M&S
1964
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
85
Toledo & Ohio Central—
Ref &
15M
8M
St
Imp M 3 Ms ser A '60 J&D
Div 1st 4s 1951 F&A
Mary^
91 %
70
101
85
1st mtge 48 ser B 1967... J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s April 1 1950
A&O
n*
Tol Term 1st 4 Ms '57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhoudlng Valley & Ohio—
109
~3M
1.25%
70
3M
5M
124
6
114M
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O.
M&S
Buffalo—
102 M
70
73
105M
Toronto Hamilton &
J&D
95
98
A. F&A
rransylvanla RR 1st 5s 1956 J&J
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)—
Gen 4 Ms 1946
J&J
66
71
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
Consol M 4Mb 1966 ser
68M
75M
42
104
----
108
land gr 4s g 1947--J&J
35-year 3 Ms debs 1971—M&N
<4-vear 3 Ms debs 1970 —A&O
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser A 1980
J&D
1st ry &
113
98
98M
103 M
Eq tr 2M8ser
l941-'52—J&J b
1.80
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-M&S
112
125
M&S
Deb 6s 1946
Union Terminal Co
A&O /
A&O /
1/
deposit
9
9M
1M
3M
2M
4M
4M
A*
59
9M
10M
1M
3%
4M
4M
5
M&S
General gold 4s 1944
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
1st 4Mb Feb 1
11M
13 Vs
/
6s ser B ctfs of deposit.
/
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931.J&J /
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48. A&O
Shamokin Sun bury & Lewisb'g—
2d ext'd 5s 1945
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu—F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 Ms 1936..F&A
2M
2M
2M
1%
15
20
74
98 M
72
99 M
71
75
121
107M
113
121
108M
—M&N
109
109 M
1973
Series B 1957
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
M&S/
101M
M&S
F&A
M&S
Gen 1st g 3Ms 1951
Vandalia RR 4s 1955 ser A—F&A
60
113
(Dallas) -
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
F&A
United N J RR & Canal Co—
1st 4 Mb Sept 1 1979
M&S
4
Div—
1933
F&A
City Term 6s 1941 .J&J '26
2d 58 Dec 1 2000
Gen & ref 5a 1977
107
-
1st M 5Ms 1950 guar
9M
9M
10M
10 M
9M
8%
1.00%
1.00%
1.50%
10
65
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
110
*
y*
1st mtg g 4Mb
1934
J&J /
July 1914 coupon off
J&J f
Cash war & scrip ret No. 5 on
Vicksburg Bridge Co—
1st s f 4-6s 1968
M&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% '40--M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
ref & impt 5s 1973
M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
.-J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
Virginian Ry 3M8 A 1966—M&S
2
Vs
79
80 M
100
100
101M
85
80
62
107 M
90~~
67
107 M
109M
Called for redemption; see page 111.
67
110
M&N
F&A
1.50
38
Union Pacific—
6s 1945 ser A—M&S
Seaboard-All Florida Ry—
6s ser A ctfs of deposit
106 M
F&A
cons
Atlanta-Birmingham
118M
A&O
M&N
8M
107 M
M&S
4
1935.J&J /
92
Schuylkill & Leh 1st 4* '48.M&N
4M
4M
4Mb series B 1942
4Ms series C 1942
9
4
38
F&A
'53 opt *10. J&J
25
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
Certificates of
117M
9M
65M
73 M
5 % secured notes 1931
F&A
Receiver ctfs 3-3 Ms '45—F&A
95M
8%
9M
1st g 5s 1942
Savannah & Atlanta 6s
108M
J&J
4s
65 M
Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
..J&J
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950..A&O
87
4M
3M
9
114M
...J&J
Salt Lake city Union Depot
80
and RR 1st 5s 1938
M&N /
16
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1934—.— /
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
3Ms series E 1949
64
56
22
1972
Certificates of deposit—•
Northern—
Cons gold 5s 1947
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
84 M
111
104
Ref & Impt M 3 Ms B '74-J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Gen ref
Duluth—
g 4s 1968
..J&D
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996..J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 Ms '47.-J&J
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 Ms 1941
F&A /
St Paul Union Depot—
1st consol
Stamped
J&D
See Industrial bonds.
Term RK Assn (St Louis)—
1st consol gold 58 1944
65
4s 1933-M&N /
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A /
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O;/
1966
5M
5M
Texas & New Orl 5s 1943
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
104
3 Ms
6
Tavares & Gulf RR—
1st extend 3s 1948
M&S
Tenn Ala & Georgia 4s 1957..
Tenn Coal Iron & RR—
Texas
1st g 4s
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
97
Phila & Reading RR—See "Read ing Co.
A&O
RR 5s 1952
& Gulf Coast g 5s'53_ A&O /
Tampa & Northern RR—
5s (stamped 3s) 1936
J&J /
Tampa Un Term 4-6Ms '53--J&J /
65
109
116M
110 M
107 V8
78
70
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
103 M
76
21M
105
Ry 4Mb 1943
J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940 stmp.. J&J/
3
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry—
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
J&D
40
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952—-J&J /
20
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
A&O
100
Berwick
8
Southwestern—
1st & re.' 56
1.90
78M
22
53
M&N
Piedmont &
4M
4M
4H
4M
1.60
St Paul &
1.90
54
5s 1955.J&J
g
32"" Tampa
8M
2.00
St Louis
1.00
49" ~ Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
80 M
6
83M
108%
Gen 4s April 1 1960......A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series B
T&A
J&J f
f
105M
4M
4Mb series DD 1941-45-A&0 b
115
122
81M
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952..-J&D
77 M
Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A. J& j!/
Certificates of deposit
1/
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B.J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
Cons In 4Mb 1978ser A
M&S/
Certificates of deposit stpd.. /
Equipment trusts—
4Mb ser es BB 1941
F&A &
4sseries CO 1941-1943.M&N b
113M
Phila Bait & Washington—
Philippine Ry 1st 4s 1937
Certificates of deposit
Spok Internat 1st
55
St L Peo & N W 5« 1948
76 M
J&J
1st 4s 1995
1996--J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
105
g
..A&O
St Lawr & Adirond 6s
Certificates of deposit
47
Phi la & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser C_. J&J
Gen 4Ms serin* D 19«1
_.T&D
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1948.A&O
5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951 _J&J
1st Mem Div
89
RIv & Gulf 141
J&J
94 M
57
Spartanburg Union & Columbia—
115
60 M
56M
1Mb series HH 1941-50 J&D
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
1.20%
St Louis Iron Mountaln*& Sou—
100M
93 M
94 M
94 M
89
89 %
100 M tolOOM
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-1945..M&N
Equip tr 2 Ms 1941-1947.-M&N
Equip trust 2Mb 1941-'46._J&J
Perkiomen RR ext 3 Mb 1951.J&J
1st gold 4s 1943
1.50
63 M
78 M
78 M
Ry—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s *51..J&J
San Antonio &
1st g 58 July 1956 ser A..J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B-.J&J
1st 4 Mb 1980 ser C..
M&s
1.40
4 Ms series CO 1940-44--J&D
1 Ms ser GG 1941-50..M&N
50
47
105
St Jos & Grand Island 4s '47.J&J
55M
1.00
10
4s series BB 1941-1943.M&S
100M
St Clair Term RR 5s 1950—M&S
65
2.50
15
St Clair Maa & St Louis Belt—
St Johns &
49 M
deposit
Peoria & Pektn Union
10025J2
1.80
2.35
67
2M
100
a
7M
stamped 1941
2.35
Staten Isld
30 %
4 Ms
100 M
93
49 M
cons
2M
J&J
4Mb 1957
Rut! Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
4s stamped 1949
Rutland con 4 Ms 1941
b
b
1.25
1.80
59 M
60 M
75
105M
Rich-Washington 4s 1943
J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939--J&D /
36
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
M
J&J\f
M
1.25
1955 opt 1910—J&J
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955-J&J
Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6 Ms 1956
A&O
Equipment trusts—
4Mb series AA 1941 —A&O
101
1948.M&N
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
MAS
1st guar 4 Ms 1934
b
b
b
b
Southern
88
1st 5s 1942
M&N
Rensselaer & Sara 6s 1941 ..M&N
107 M
1940. .A&O
East
f
1949 opt
A&O
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
60""
101
Delaware River Terminal
105M
37M
48
1st ref g 4s
100 M
Line—
1st 4s 1939
38 M
37 M
Southern Pacific RR Co.—
80
1st coll tr 4s
105M
107 H
92 M
1931
Rich & Mecklenb'g 4s
50
37 M
43 Vs
Eq 5s 1941 D (yr)
A&O b
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5Ms 1949
A&O /
St Louis-San Francisco
2.00
Certiticates of
5s
'49.. J&D
1977.M&S
40-year 4M8 1968
M&S
50-year 4Mb 1981
M&N
4Mb 1969 with warr
M&N
10-yr secured 3 Ms 1946—J&J
Equipment trusts—
4Ms series H 1940
J&D
4Msseries J 1911-1942._J&J
4Mb series L 1941-1944-J&D
4Mb series M 1941-1945M&N
2 Mb Aug 1 1941-1954
2 Mb series N1940-1951 M&N
2Mb series Q 1941-55—A&O
103
101
77M
B.J&J
1.50
Eq 4Mb 1941-1945°(s-a)_. M&N b
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
102 M
Imp M ext g 4s 19471A&O
103
Extended 4Mb Oct 1 1943—102
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41 Q&F
48 M
55
100M
90 M
J&J f
64
1947--J&J f 63
Raleigh & S'port Ry 5s '65
9M
J&D /
103M
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950
M&S
Reading Company—
62
Jer Cent 4s 1951 opt*06..A&O
78
Gen & ref 4Mb 1997 ser A.. J&J
1st
72
Pacific Fruit Express—
M
Ral & Gaston 1st 5& g
5
7
G 1910-1950. J&D
H 1941-1952 M&N
2Mb Oct 1 1941-1954 .A&O
2Mb series K 1941-1955.J&J
Poor &
1st 4s 1947
Raleigh & Augusta Air
17
25""
__
99
lstgu5sg 1941.J&J
M&N f
M&S
1st
59
7s '42 ser A M&815 /
Pennsylvania Com pany—
105M
28-year secured Is 1963—F&A
107
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
100%
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1941
F&A
105 M
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1942
J&D
105 M
Gu tr ctfs g 3H* 1944
J&D
53 M
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
64
Cons 1st extend 5s 1949 A&O
50 M
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1939--. .A&O
58
2.50%
3.00%
2.50%
117
A&O
5
65
Paulista Ry 1st
58M
103 M
1941..J&J
Prov & Wore
5
65
103M
56
4s 1961-J&J
J&J
gu
Rock Island-Frisco Term
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950.J&D /
58 M
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1997 ser
Paris-Orleans RR—
Cons
Val
Rio Gr West
1st extended 4Mb 1938-A&0 /
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J /
A&O
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956
5
Oarondelet Branch—•
Paducah &
(Me) Term
Potomac
70""
60
93
54
54
F&A
J&D
J&D
11M
117
5s 1963
A&O
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951. -F&A
cons gu g
Coll tr 4s (CP) Aug 1
1st 4 Ms (Ore Lines)
91
•'
67
Southern Pacific Co—
109
Guar 5s 1961
Portland & Rumford Fails—
5s 1951
—M&N
108M
/
lst M 5 Ms 1944
103"
20
A&O
1st M 5s 1962 series B
1st gen 5s 1974 series O
1st 4Mb series D 1977
72K
f
1
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
iUU
102 M
O—-J&J
ser
50
'55.-J&J
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
South & North Alabama—
Gen
3.50
Eq tr 4s 1941 1948 ——-F&A b
b
3.60
Eq tr 3 Ms Apr 1 1941-1946
3.10
Eq tr 2Mb 1940-1946
J&D b
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
105
1st gen 4s series A 1948
J&D
Portl
1997
110
1st M 4Ms 1959 ser B
1st M 4Mb I960 ser C
70
1st gtd g 5s 1945
A&O /
1st mtge g 5s (stamped cancella¬
tion of guarantee 1945--A&O
Certificates of deposit
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan
A&O
18
F&A f
Pitts & Shawmut 5s 1959-- J&D f
50
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
112
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--J&J
125M
„
Northern Cent 6s 1974
Northern Ohio Ry—
112
6% receivers' ctfs 1929
91
Norrist'n & Maine 1st 4s '52 M&»J
Pennsylvania RR—
Gen g 3 3s 1953
110M
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943.M&N
Pitts & West Va Ky4MB'68AJ&D
121
'48-F&A
North
119
Pittsburgh Term RR & Coal—
5s Unassented 1942
J&J /
106
Norfork & Western Ry—
1st con 4s
1977
122
117
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s
1st M 4s July 2 1950
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
dep (issued by reor¬
ganization manager)
Norf Term & Transp 5s
13M
117M
J&D
4 Ms series J 1964
Gen M 5s 1970 Ber A
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 58 *61 opt *15—F&A /
Certificates of deposit reg— /
F&A
M&N
4Ms series I 1963
104
100
Norfolk & Carol 5s 1946 —-.J&J
(Concl)
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
N Y Westchester & Boston Ry
hBasis.
/ This price includes accrued interest.
ALastsale.
nNominal.
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
bond prices are "and interest'' except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for tbe closing day of
NOTICE—All
,
M&N f
F&A f
1939.J&J f
1954. J&J /
Det & Ohic ext 1st g 6s '41.J&J /
Dee M Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J /
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S /
Omaha Div. lBt3%Bg'41-A&0 /
43%
15%
43%
14
----
27>6
45
43
11
40
13
44
Chicago & Eastern
5%
e%
New preferred w
5A
5%
6/4
4%
6%
4%
5
7%
Certificates of deposit..
/
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O /
Certificates of deposit..
/
Eq to 2 %s ser H 1941-47..A&O 0
Warren 1st ref k3Hs 2000—F&A
...
5
4%
5%
2.75
32
6%
2.00%
42^
1948
Q-Mar
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3%s Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Washington & Franklin Ry—
1st extend 4%s 1954
J&J
Wash Term Co—3%s 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar..'...F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4%s 1947
F&A
West 8hore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s
f 4s 1990...
A&O
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&O
1st & ref 5 %s 1977 ser A..J&J
Eq tr 4 %s E 1940-1941—J&D &
Eq tr 2%s 1940-1946.....J&D &
Eq tr 2s G 1940-1949
6
West N Y & Penna 4sl943.A&0
Western Pacific RR Corp—
56
65
51
53 &
110%
65
69
50 %
51%
62
89 A
94
1.25
1 -50
1-85
107%
63 A
90 %
95
0.75%
1.10%
1.50%
107 A
14%
H
13%
1.25%
1.20%
15
11
1st 5s extended 1948
J&J /
20
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
lstggu 4%s 1941 opt.
M&N
103%
Wilkee-Barre & Eastern—
J&D /
Ry—
F&A /
6s 1939
Wilm & Newbern 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4%s'77. .J&D
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43. A&O
14%
&
S'eastern
div
15%
30
98
95
16%
10
7%
7%
29%
30%
11
8
9%
31
18
20
78
44
48
%
11%
10%
19%
%
11%
10%
20%
....
Boston RR
Holding pref
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
Canada
♦
No
par
79%
95
91
VV'msport (guar)— 50
59
17%
52
m
62
100
4% non-cum 1st preferred- .100
4% non-cum 2d preferred-.100
Kalamazoo (guar)
50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)— 50
Erie &
—
Do (gu)
Preferred (capital stock
Green
.*
10C
Bay & Western
14
7
70
—
4%
5%
8%
-
-
9
33
*
10
—
87%
1%
—
-
-
89%
1%
2
2%
2
2%
2
3
2
2%
1
%
100
Non-cum 6% pref series
Leased linos (guar)
8tk
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
5
preferred.
A..100
100
.
—
~i%
1%
3%
42
Lehigh
Vnli^v
50
13%
3%
47
49
4
49
%
I*
50
20
35
59
48
72
14% 111 Cent stkctf 1952-1000
Reading Oo
50
4 % non-cum 1 st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
Roch & Genesee Val RR (gu)-100
Rome & Clinton (guar)
100
Rutland RR 7% pref
100
Rutland & Whitehall (guar).. 100
St Joseph South Bend & Sou-
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
48
53
70
80
80
55
59
3*
1
3%
62
Common
1%
5%
8%
9
1%
4-2%
Shamokin Vail & Pottsv
(gu)
Sharon (guar Erie).
Southern Pacific Oo new
Southern Ry common
Morris & Essex (guar)
t Quotations represent dollars per $100
face amount,
Bale,
n Nominal,
x i£x-dividend.
a
10
50
69%
13%
13%
155
52
55"
19
21
82
86
2%
"2%
95
60%
17
500
50
62
preferred
Central
•
100
18%
6% preferred
25
Ry..
100
5% non-cum preferred A
100
Ware River (guar)
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_.50
West Jersey & Seashore (gu>__5ft
Western Maryland Ry com. .100
....
Wabash
60
29
22%
61
64
51
47
%
%
47
43
"
18
40
—
%
%6
2%
-
—
—
3%
1st
4%
%
2%
%
2%
%
%
6%
preferred.
non-cum
non-cum
98
38%
%
13%
22%
100
..100
2d pref
8
85
7
115
125
5
78
82
77
83
7
8%
25
46
137
82
142
83
80%
244
247
53
,
56
8
12
30
63
99
103
57%
66"
100
,.25
common
21
3%
100
5% non-cum pref (guar)
Virginian Ry—
5%
52
4%
15%
27
28
100
(guar)
100
Troy & Cohoes
50
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis (guar) .100
Union Pacific common
_100
4% non-cum preferred.....100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)-100
Utlca Chen & Susq Val (gu) 100
Utica Clinton & Bingham (gu)100
Preferred
(guar)
100
Valley RR (NY) (guar).
100
525
19
%
1%
%
1%
%
1%
4
14%
26%
22%
33
46
185
non-cum
Western Pacific RR
41
40
177%
69
17%
44
18%
38
3%
174
28
75
36%
100
155"
9%
13%
22%
18%
65
Minneapolis St P & S S M—
.100
48
135"
■
9
*
100
100
~5~~
2%
2%
com.
45
.
35~"
4%
17%
3
preferred series A
120"
290
32
Preferred
Texas & Pacific Ry
Troy & Bennington
20
2
conv
15
270
55*'
Tennessee
63
2
5%
43
116
50
67~~
102
39"
7%
3
11%
27%
43%
27
50
43
5%
750~~
Missouri Pacific
2%
2%
9%
*
..100
Stony Brook (guar)
.100
Sussex (guar D L & W)
50
Syracuse Bing & N Y (gu) —.100
37
37
preferred
2%
550
14
Line common
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs (gu).100
South-West'n (Georgia) (guar) 100
Michigan Central (guar)
100
Midland Valley 5% pref...
50
Mill Creek & Minehill Nav (gu)25
Mine Hill & Schuyl Hav(gu)—50
15
Air
non-cum
39%
1%
2%
33
24%
102
37
Seaboard
37%
1%
12
12
24%
2%
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR(gu)50
l?H
2
12
52
4
preferred
non-cum
16
52
♦
—
27
93
70
31
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac (guar) .100
100
«•
25
100
T%
9%
1%
100
23
Mississippi Central
-
40
35
15
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).IOO
28%
60
Ry
preferred.....100
non-cum
St Louis Southwestern
Vermont & Mass (guar)
Mo-Kan-Texas KRcom
70
St Louis-Sau Francisco
16
100
"2%
-
%
5%
6%
15%
28%
35%
Massawippl Valley (guar)....100
1%
-
72
39
100
•
12c
69
36
leased line ctfs
—
%
5c
4
90
4%
-
142
Preferred
(guar)
100
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar).-1 Oft
Louisv111< & Nashville
100
50
20
14
(guar)
Ll< Scbuvi Nav RR & OoilfgU) 50
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
100
-
2
88
138
6
106
50
100
•
%
100
2%
48
Y Central)
7%
80
Preferred
(guar)
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref (gu) —100
2d preferred (guar)
100
153
102
preferred
prior preferred
82
95
Railroad Securities Co—
68
6%
1
100
50
5%
6%
165
93%
7%
82
100
50
Pref (guar N
Miin » Central
155
79
44
45
Lexington Union Station—
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu).20
Mahoning Coal RR
5°
113%
50
Prov & Worcester (guar)
1%
221
113
50
7 % pref (guar Pa RR )
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pitts Youngs town & Ashtabula—
Preferred (guar)
100
Pittsfield & No Adams (guar) .100
Portland & Ogdensburg (guar) 100
63
%
1
217
42
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
(gu).lOO
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__ 100
%
46
t/.
%
*
Pgh Bess & Lake Erie (guar)
Preferred (guar)
13%
6
2
50
Delaware (guar)
Piedmont & Northern
137
41
Lackawanna RR of N J (gu).-100
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
100
:
Marquette Ry com
100
5% preferred
r_
100
5% prior preferred...
100
Peterborough (guar).
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)
50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
92
•
.
38
1%
2%
100
100
com
i
Pere
40
60%
57
100
w
,
30
112
114
110
100
Pennroad Corp com
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar).. 100
Peoria & Eastern
...100
1%
2%
1%
83"
2
Montgomery & Erie (guar)
A: Last
50
RR 8ecur* Co
tr ctfs—See
41
value
48%
1%
1%
i%
1%
38
interest.
85%
8%
%
Western... 100
Hartford & Conn
Illinois Central
Preferred (guar)
Little Miami original guar..
"ipec arn r betterment *tk
46
30%
83
*
*
4%
5%
45
73
*
$5 preferred
1
-
135
70%
9
Gulf Mobile & Ohio com
100
conv
50
Passaic & Del Exten (guar)-.100
Paterson & Hudson River (gu)_50
Paterson & Ramapo (guar)
50
Pemigewasset Valley (guar)
100
Pennsylvania RR
50
50
.
28
126
100
nrefnrred
108
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W)
41
148
Bank
50
50
100
Passaic &
100
&
18
16%
108
39
15%
31
com
.100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref
100
No Caroliua (guar Sou RR)—100
North Pennsylvania (guar)
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
Northern Pacific Ry—
100
Northern RR of N H (guar)-.100
Northern RRofN J (guar)
100
Norwich & Worcester pf (gu).100
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J). 100
Old Colony (gu NINH&H)
100
Certificates of deposit
Ontario & Quebec (guar)
.100
89
i.S
Mi
15 %
100
7%
95
90
1st pref (guar)..50
£—50
Norfolk & Southern com
Norfolk & Western Ry
European & North Am (guar) 100
Fort St Union Depot (guar)..100
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
Genesee & Wyoming
100
Joliet & Chicago (guar)
,Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
K O St L & Chic-Pref (gu)-lOO
17% Kansas
City Southern new
*
14%
4 % nnn etj m pr<>ff>rred
10B
33 m
Kansas Okla & Gulf pref A—100
—
15
50
(guar)
common
6%
76
135
50
3%
89%
25
1%
2%
Greene (guar D L & W)_.
100
Gulf Mobile & Northern com. 100
45
17%
51%
50
87
(guar)
2d preferred (quar)
accrued
100
preferred
O (guar)..100
Southern
Canadian Pacific
preferred
N Y Ontario & Western
83""
78%
100
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
preferred
100
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum pref (guar) —100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Caro Clinchfield &
Catawissa RR
100
25
100
100
Georgia Sou & Fla common—100
1st
preferred
100
2d preferred
100
Goshen & Deckertown (guar).. 10
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs—
*
115
100
non-cum
Oeoreia RR
5%
75
5% class A
100
8 % class B
100
1st pref 7 % class O
100
1st pref 10 % class D
100
1st pref 4 % % class E
100
6% non-cum pref stamped—100
Boston & Providence (guar)..100
2%
and
Hillsdale
Southwestern (guar)
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
Preferred
112
1st pref
1st pref
4% 1st non-cum preferred—i 00
4% 2d non-cum preferred--100
Concord & Portsmouth (gu)—100
Conn & Passumpsic pref (gu).100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref..100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred
(guar)
-50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western— 50
Elmira &
Albany & Susquehanna (gu).-100
Albany & Vermont (guar)
100
Alleghany Corp common
*
5 %% pref (with $30 warr).100
5%% pref (without warr)__ 100
2%% prior conv pref
*
Allegheny & West (6% guar) .100
Atchison & Eastern Bridge
100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
6% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pf (gu)_100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)—100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..100
Avon Gen & Mt Morris (gu)-100
Bait & Cumberland gu
50
Baltimore & Ohio common—100
4% non-cum prof
.100
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
6% conv preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)—50
Belgian National Rys Oo—
American shares partic pref—
Boston & Alb (guar N Y G)—100
Boston & Maine common.
100
Common
Regular guaranteed stock—50
Special guar betterment stk.50
Colorado & Southern
---100
Erie
77
—
1%
16%
6% preferred series A
N Y & Harlem com
(gu)
Non-cum pref (gu)
N Y Lack & West
(guar)..
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
East Mahanoy (guar)
East Pennsylvania (guar)
A1 Great Southern com
50
Preferred.
50
Alabama & Vicksburg (gu) ...100
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A..... 100
1st pref 8% class B
100
1st pref 7% class C
100
1st pref 10% class D
100
1st pref 4 % % class E
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
7% prior preferred
100
Stamped—
Louis—
100
100
Detroit Manufacturers (guar) 100
Dover & Rockaway (guar)—100
65
RAILROAD STOCKS
—
1%
2%
%
86
Detroit
Ry—
1st gold 4 448 1943
J&J
Yosemite Vaiis f g 5s 1936..J&J
%
2%
%
1%
110
(guar Penn)
—-25
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref. 100
4*
M&N
1951
Worcester & Conn Eastern
N Y Chic & St Louis
—-20
5%
1st gold guar 4s I960...
J&J
112A
Winston-Salem Terminal Co—
1st s f guar 3%s 1970.M&S
108
Wisconsln Central Ry—
J&J /
29
Mirshfield
New Orleans Great Northern.100
New York Central RR
*
1%
Preferred
100
Cin Union Terra 5% pref....100
Clearfield & Mahoning (gu)—50
pref (gu)
20
3
%
%6
non-cum
100
1%
%
%
5%
46
16
2
/16
Delaware
Winston-Salem Southbound—
/
"A&O /
Sup & Dul Div 4a 1936— .M&N /
Certificates of deposit
f
37
1%
3%
Cleve Cine Chicago & St
Common
(guar)
48
44
Newark & Bloomfield (guar)--50
New London Northern
(gu)—100
97
78
preferred
Common
46
(guar)
Original (guar L & N)
Unstamped (guar L & N)
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
55
33
95
25
25
Lowell
Nashville & Decatur—
3%
42%
1%
2%
New
Preferred (guar)
— —100
Cin New Orl & Texas Pacific-
,
1st guar g 5s 1942
Willamette Val Southern
42%
95%
35
100
Nashua &
_
3
7% preferred
—-100
6% preferred
100
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal—
101A
108%
_
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
Wichita Falls & Southern—
wi
common
30
1%
2%
—-40
New common..
M&S /
13%
/
13A
Equipment trust 5s
1943 b
2.00
Western Ry of Ala 4 %s '58--A&0
90
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
"
.
1st consol gold 4s 1949
M&S
114
Refunding 3 His 1966
J&D
102 A
Eq tr 2%s F Nov 15 '40-'49
b
1.60
—
New
3
2%
Ask
Bid
Stocks
19
Chic R I & Pacific common...100
1st M 5s 1946series A
Assented 5s 1946—
—
1
Per
Morris & Essex Exten
(guar).lOO
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon (gu)—50
Ask
15
1—...—.*
6% old preferred
100
Chicago Great Western—
New common w I———— 50
New 5% preferred wl——-50
4% preferred old
,—..100
Chicago Ind'polis & Louisville—4% non-cum preferred
100
Chic Mllw St Paul & Pacific—
Newpreferred wi
Chicago & North Western—
Washington Central Ry—
1
w
common
"f" and income and defaulted bonda
the month preceding the date of issue
Illinois—
7%
4%
5%
4%
„
A—M&S /
Certificates of deposit
/
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
Ref & gen 4%s 1978 ser O.A&O /
Mar
16
New
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5%s 1976
4s
Bid
Stocks
.
2d gold 6s 1939
Deb mtge 6s series B
1st lien term gold 4s
Par
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_30
Central of New Jersey
—100
Chattahoochee & Gulf (guar).100
Chesapeake Corp
-*
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Preferred series A—
100
Chestnut Hill (guar)
—50
Chicago Burl & Quincy—
100
Ask
Bid
Bonds and Stocks
Wabash Railroad Oo—
1st gold 5s 1939
1st
71
RAILROAD BONDS
Nov., 1940]
44%
32%
%
47)
33!
%
64
66
23%
26%
55
3%
57
67
J*
70
7
7%
Corp—
preferred
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
4% prior lien
100
100
.100
5%% cum preferred
100
Wilton (guar Boston & Me)..100
n*
%
81
90
99%
100
56
5%
29%
Called for redemption,
see
page
111.
h Basis.
\
/This price include8
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for tbe closing
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks and Bonds
Per
com.........-.*
...M&S
,—J&D
4Kb stamped 1940—
F&A
tAdministered Fund Inc.
*
Aeronautical Securities...—...1
Affiliated Fund com
1.26
Sec conv deb 4s 1949
J&J
Sec conv deb 434« 1949—J&J a
634
Adams Express
Coll trust 48 1948
Coll trust 4s 1947
Air Investors Inc.
...———Convertible preferred..—....*
Warrants
10034
10094
Stocks and Bonds
Per
634
103
.
10134
...1
9.78
Credit Service deb 6s
3.03
101
1
'48-Q-F
com.....10
♦Crum & Forster Inc
♦8%
preferred.
23
34
2834
2934
25
27
Italian
6
2834
2634
"
30
28
10
11234
*
1
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A..1
Deposited Insur Shs ser A....1
4.44
cum preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares
Delaware Fund
16.03
1.37
14
C shares
D
«
2.64
$3 convertible preferred—
...
2834
3134
Larkins Warr Trust
65
Lawyers Mtge Inv (Boston)—
1st 5 34s series B 1945
M&S /
101H
634
3.02
3.34
134
10c
H
134
A
—--—*
*
1234
68
WA
72
Eaton & Howard Balanced FundEaton & Howard St -'ck Fund
Amer Cities Pr & Lt cl A——25
Class A opt div ser w w
25
3234
3334
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
75
31
32
Empire Capital Corp A
5
Empire Power Corp partic stk.*
$6 preferred
—*
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
5
6
Class B.
S3 preferred
|5.50 prior pref
—1
134
3534
1
34
34
434
10234
10234
6.03
334
American General Corp—...10c
$2 preferred...
•234 preferred
S3 preferred
28
3034
——-1
....—1
...
34
.....—1
*
100
12
27
Conv 534s 1949—-
5% preferred
—100
-
,
16
16
434
34
§854
^
6% preferred
60
Option warrants.
_————_
Aviation Capital common
.Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.
♦Bankers Nat Investing com—1
6% preferred
—5
Bankers Securities Corp com..50
6% preferred
50
Basic Industry Shares
...10
4834
♦Blair & Co
.—..1
Blue Ridge Corp common
..1
conv
Boston Fund Inc
5
Boston Investment Co
50
British Type Investors A...—-1
Broad St. invest Co Inc
5
Brooklyn National Corp.
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
.....
Burco, Inc common
$3 conv preferred
3 >4
334
34*
38
4
3.55
20 34
54
2034
2034
434
36
8934
21.88
11.80
1034
106
134
434
434
5
20*
12
108
134
54
_
14.17
19
15.24
27
12
„
22.03
23.82
22
20
13.93
----
1134
1254
Canadian internal Inv Trust—
5s series A1959
Canadian
Iuvest.
A&O
Ltd
1
Fund
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A 1958
F&A
Capital Administration cl A
1
$3 cum pref series A...—...10
Carey Trust of N Y_.
*
Original
..100
Carriers & General Corp
1
65
2.70
,
_
67
3.50
„
5034
4 34
3834
40
68
3
5234
434
3934
45
72
1950—M&N
98
334
10034
Cent Invest Corp 5-6s *57..A&O
♦Centra] Nat Corp class A....*
94
20
23""
Deb 5s with
warr
*
100
1
*
..*
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com.. ..1
*
Gen Shareholdings Corp com—1
$6 conv pref ww._
—
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref.
Preferred
com
.—..—100
135,
4434
100
4.84
4.30
Automobile Shares
Aviation Shares..........
—
......
Electric Equipment Shares
Food Shares
Cleve Securities 4-6s to 1943.J&J
Collateral Bankers Inc—
7s series A & B 1950——Q-F
7s series C 1959
Q-M
7s series D 1956
Q-J
6s series AA 1953.
Q-F
6s series AB 1948
Q-M
6s series AC 1952..
Q-J
Collateral Loan
100
...
Commercial Banking common.. 1
$1.20 preferred
—.10
r
7% preferred
20,
-
,75c
14
10
96
Commercial Invest Trust
—*
37
Continental Securs 5s 1942 M&N/
-
Continental Shares common..
♦6% preferred..
Corp Securs 5% ctfs 1935
.
♦
e
*|
100'
M&3/
%
34
3034
8
5% preferred
.......100
Holding Corp
24
5934
5.79
1*
32*
27
60
110
28c
2
1.43
14.19
15.26
2.06
2.30
Independence Fund of N A—__5
34
34
1034
34
934
134
1134
134
1034
14
15
1
Industrial Securities Corp
.25
106
106
6% preferred
—25
Inland Investors
*
Institutional Securities LtdBank Group shares
Insurance Group Shares
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war
J&J /
Insuranshares Co of Delaware.-1
55c
Interstate Bond Co—
27
28
28
2034
2134
3.74
95
32
5c
10
12*
Insuranshares
-
1.12
1.22
1.35
(Colo) ser B shares
(Md) voting tr shares
New England Fund
New York Stocks. Inc.—
Agricultural...
1
9*
634
4
~6
34
1134
3134
8.52
5.56
.........
Building supplies
6.15
8.30
....
..............
10.64
8.57
...
9.15
7.64
9.66
Chemical.
Electrical equipment.
9.45
8.43
6.73
7.43
6.33
.............
6.99
3.11
6.68
7.92
2.82
—;
...
6.05
7.18
....
..
Niagara Share Corp (Md)-—
Conv deb 514s 1950
..M&N
Class B common
5
Class A preferred
...100
.....
Noith American Invest Corp—
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
North American Trust Shares—
103
104
434
434
8834 Oct. 17
4234
95
97
*
1958
Ohio Finance Co. 434s
2.04
1
1
1
1953
2.61
2.56
2.16
1949.F&A
101
*
17
1
34
134
534
37
234
234
Common
Oils & Industries com
Preferred
1
Oilstocks Ltd
5
Trust
Old Colony Invest Trust
10
Com..*
100
Debenture 434s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4Hs Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
*
*
100
Deb 5s April 1 1948
A&O
Pacific Eastern Corp
1
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif)
10
Pacific Southern Invest pref
*
Class A———.————.*
♦
—5
—*
10
10c
Amer
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfe—
Prudentia" Investors..
*
$6 preferr i
*
Putnam (Geo) Fund
_1
Quarterly Income Shares..
10c
5% deb series A 1942
M&N
Railroad Employees* Corp—
Class A common
.*
.
Preferred
Railway & Light
Securities
com
-
♦
1534
234
80
4
1134
2534
334
34
634
8
3934
36
113
734
Wti
5.65
100
834
1034
734
100
"11" '55 A&O
1
334% preferred
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Conv 434s ser A 1950
Reynolds Invest 5e 1948
10434
4*
*
10
1
.F&A
57
A
5
9.82
9834
.A&O
Common stock.......
9.32
3.52
3.94
59*"
34
1
"6
$6 preferred
10
%
34
100
9934
3234
17.60
Pomeroy Inc common.
10c
Scudder. Stevens & Clark Fund.*
Continued on page 84
19.03
7.92
5.45
12.32
9.39
11.19
Corp....
Royalties Management A..
♦Schoellkopf Hutton and
9934
1.25
7.18
........
—
Rossia International
1939-42—-M&N
Invest Bond & Share 5s A'47.J&D
Investment Co of Amer.......10
12.27
14
4.93
.........
Automobile
Aviation.
Bank stocks.
Conv coll 4 34® ser
80c
3034
634
3.53
1.11
11.38
25c
Preferred
5
62
5.95
634
-*
Railway & Util Invest A
.
4 34s coll tr AAA 1941-43—A&O
58 coll tr BBB 1944-51.... A&O
4s coll tr CCO
94
1.01
34
34
634
134
88
17
58
5.53
1
Class B.
5
Investors.
106
3234
98 34
3734
10434
154
1534
Nat Trust Shares Unmodified.—]
1134
84
100
w w
234
25
1134
1334
—
Petroleum Corp of
Phoenix Sec Corp
100
preferred...
Income Foundation Fund
100
16
A
23
10.38
23
Overseas Securities Co
10
97
1.32
106
LOO
2
*
Invest com
ser
Oklahoma Carey
106
Preferred x-w
Household Finance com
Industrial Finance v t cL
Preferred
i
106
9.50
Nat Bond & Share Corp
*
Nat Indus Loan 7s 1957—Q-Jan
Oklahoma Southern Trust
134
106
5% preferred
8
97
21
5
5.99
8c
45
7
25
4.94
1
20c
34
80.99
35c
1
82.63
34
Quotations not furnished by Sponsor or issuer.
J Name changed to Axe-Houghton Fund.
Ex-coupons.
/Flat price,
k Last sale
n Nominal,
r Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend
9.27
4.19
25
w
18
134
3.44
Commonwealth Securs common, l
Preferred
1
Consolidated Invest Trust com .1
Consumers Credit Serv 6s 1962
.
17
10234
preferred
.
95
National Aviation com
National Bond &
V*
4
Sec 6s x-w 1947
Morris Plan Indus Bank (N Y).10
Mutual Investment Fund
10
Mutual System com
1
5.44
1
45c
*
conv
6.64
4.10
25
.25
1st
...
4.48
...—
(Md) ctfs Inc—1
International Holdings & Inv
:*
Internat Securities 7% pref__—1
International Utilities class A.._*
Class B
1
$1.75 preferred
...—*
$3.50 prior preferred
*
Commonwealths Distrib'n Inc..1
Commonwealth Investment..
1
Commonwealth Loan 5% pref 100
$4.25
5.90
Illuminating & Power Securities—
12
31
100
9.22
4.10
2,910
91
434% conv preferred
5.33
4.74
3.72
Tobacco Shares
Incorporated
10434
10414
10434
10434
10434
10434
10
Commercial Credit common
134
5.26
3.72
Petroleum Shares
2994
2
5
10
M&S
New common
Preferred
Railroad equipment
stocks.
4.92
Investing Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares...
Hydro Elec Secur
140
Morris Plan
Steel
3.16
5.42
♦Huron
51
...
—
8.39
5.36
6.03
8.43
3.80
2.86
rtN se*
334
35
North American Bond Trust Ctfs
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural Shares....
w
27
Railroad
4734
Preferred
*
65%
15
10.37
105
Preferred
10
co
Corp (Mo)—
Oils
Corp 4 34* 1959-—.A&O
$6 1st preferred
$3 2nd preferred
334
M&N
Monroe Loan Society class A
1
Machinery
Metals..
Independence Trust Shares.....*
100
City Investing Co
64
34
75
9.58
2,880
Securities
34
Gotham Credit class B
5
Great Britain & Canada Invest¬
Railroad Equip Shares
Steel Shares
50
Manufacturers—
1
Insurance
46
Building Shares.....
Chemical Shares
&
19
17
40
1
100
Christiana
34.
26
1
454
10034
38
17.19
.......
35*
101
4334
.*
26.76
...
%
33
Goodall Securities
16.16
4
$5 preferred
Chemical Fund
1sa
5.01
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
Globe Indus Loan 6s 1955—_J&J
24.89
*
57^
h>4
4.60
_
Chain Store Investors Trust
Chartered Investors common
.
29.58
34
54
$6 preferred
ment
partic preferred
3lfi
Nation Wide Securities—
98
1
$6 preferred
conv
Merchants
534
8.96
C---1
National Investors Corp
534
104
27.52
deb 5s '51.J&D
5*
134
5.31
103
....100
100
Conv pref series of 1929
100
6% cum preferred
100
Century Shares-Trust
*
2
45
17.25
534
F&A
Warrants.
General Investors Trust.
General Public Service Corp
5%
v t
8% preferred
4.20
15.87
*
*
Debenture 5sseries A 1948-M&S
Heller (W E) common
2
2
1834
6.81
6.15
4.15
34
434
134
134
154
7% preferred
Conv preferred
18.43
1734
4.53
Corp
5
Corp
Securities A common
17.12
2
conv
Marine Midland
Partic preferred
..*
Investment
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
Midland Invest
3s 1953
40
Guardian Investors com
1-
A
21
3.70
2
♦Class B
....._*
Central States Electric Corp
1
27.28
Foundation Trust Shares ser A..1
Fulton Indus Sec units.—
General
1956
Mass Utilities Associates
9.04
15
$6 preferred
„
39
Mass Investors Second Fund Inc.
7534
25
Investors
7.5l
25
10
Foreign Power Secur 6s '49 J&D
Gen Finance
78.00
4.65
Fixed Trust Shares series A
$6 preferred-.
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952
General Capital Corp
5.15
32.40
20.03
9.63
3.48
754
4934
%
Liquidating Shares
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund...10
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
*
2394
4.90
Lehman Corporation.......... 1
34
40
2334
18.63
2.57
American
6.35
6.80
3.14
Class B
4.10
34
3.60
2.32
Class A
9.96
"634
25.37
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
13.74
10c
10c
General
...
7.13
16.12
11.67
5
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust..!
10c
Bank stock series
Insurance stock series
x
1
10
Maryland Fund Inc
2134
7434
common
10c
$3 conv preferred..1
Family Loan Society common. _*
$1.50 preferred series A__
*
$1.50 preferred series B
*
Fidelity Fund. Inc
*
♦First Boston Corp.
10
First Mutual Trust Fund
5
Fiscal Fund, Inc
15
52
12.67
»
25
50
12
0
100
preferred—
10.97
*
$2.50 prior preferred
*
Beneficial Loan Society com
*
6% profit share deb 1956—Q-J
$3
34
20.13
11.72
25
334
28
12
,7 34
—.
11.02
17
6.66
1234
Atlantic Secur 43»s A 1953. A&O/
Atlas Corporation common
5
Beneficial Industrial Loan
17.59
18%
isl
94
20*
104
46
„34
—50
5% conv preferred
Associated Gen Util com v t c.--*
Inc deb 5s w w 1956
M&N /
Income deb 4s 1961
M&N1/
Associated Stand. Oil Shs—
2
Associates Investment Co
*
234
2
17*'
—*
*
"534 Equity Corp
4
J&J
American Investment (111)—..1
$2 preference
*
Amer International Corp
63
#
Amer Discount Co of Ga $2 pref-*
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
American European Secur
... *
Coll tr s f 5s 1958ser A——J&J
Ss series B 1958
M&N
Amer Foreign Investing..—10c
Class B.
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Series 8-3—
Series S-4
1.22
234
1134
101
654
10.56
12.47
8.98
3.63
5.76
5.90
*
.10
Amer British & Cont 6s *53 F&A
Amer Business Credit A-——.--1
Amer Business Shares
---1
Amer Capital Corp A..—.—10c
♦Amerex Holding Corp
22.90
14.78
14.68
1.11
Domestic Finance pref
Dominion-Scottish Invests Ltd—
1st coll 4s series A 1952
J&J
Eastern Equities Corp
5
Eastern States Corp com
*
30.46
6.47
....
Fund....
—
A
20.84
13.43
Knickerbocker
—
-
40
27.87
x
.......
Series B-3._
........
Series B-4——...
Series K-l
5.25
2.50
25c
*
—
Dividend Shares
234
1234
3.45
1
hares
„34
37
.........
...
34
24
234
2134
Superpower Corp A com.*
...
10.16
34
Series K-2..................
Series 8-2
17.33
1.45
Diversified Trustee 8hares—
134
9.52
Deb 6s 1963 (ex-warrants..J&J
Series B-l
Series B-2
share
18
Keystone Custodian Fund—
117
100
...—100
•7%
Ask
Per
Investors Fund of Amer Series Cl
Investors Royalty
1
Preferred
25
Investors Trust common
25
Preferred
.25
5
w w
♦Crum & Forster Insursh B
254
34
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4Kb with com shs 1967—
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4Kb with com shs 1968—.
Alliance investment com......-*
Allied Int Investing Corp—
Accumulative"series—I —11—1
AA (modified)
AGO (modified)
----
.....1
........
Bid
Par
share
2.23
2.16
2.16
2.59
2.59
Corporate Trust shares old ser—1
AA-.....
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Par
share
10734
9.00
2.77
10034
100
2 34
20
and Income and defaulted bond*
day of the month preceding the date of issue
where marked "F
NOTICE—AIL bond pries* ar* "and interest" except
* No par value,
a
Called for redemption; see page 111.
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
NOTICE—All bond
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)—
Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O
Ala Gas Oo 1st M
4**» 1951-F&A
Alabama Power Co—
1st 5s 1946
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956
1st & ref 4**s 1967
H
coo ©CO
Ask
Bonds
39
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
104**
Atlantic City Electric—
Gen mtge 3 **s 1964—.--J&J
107**
105
107**
106**
105**
102
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
108
102**
105**
J&J
M&N
106
107
106
a
102
103
cons 5s 1930.-J&J /
General 5s series A 1947--J&D /
All America
Corp—
Cum income 4s deb B
A&O
Alliance Pub Ser(Ohio)5s '57 M&S
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
36
32
36
91
93
Albany Ry 1st
1st coll 4s Jan 1
1954
J&J
42
85
86
87
American Community Power5**s Certificates of deposit 1953 /
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15
f
American & Foreign Power Co—
.
Deb
Amer
g 5s
Fuel
2030
&
M&S
1934.J&J /
American Gas & Electric Co-
2**s
s
3 *ss
s
Pow
7s
f debs 1950
f debs 1960
f debs 1970
J&J
J&J
3**s s
J&J
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53.F&A
Secured deb 3.6-6s 1953—J&D
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016-.-M&S
Amer Ryg
105 h
108**
109*4
55**
61**
101**
Corp coll 4>*s '53-A&0
76
Debenture 4**s 1963
A&O
56
American States Public Servlst 1 5**s 1948 ser A
M&N f 100**
• >eb
6s
1938
...J&D f
American Telephone & Teleg—
Deb 5**s Nov 1 1943
M&N
25-year deb 3**s 1961
A&O
30-year deb 3**s 1966
J&D
Amer Util Service 6s 1964--M&N
109
108**
91**
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
J&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
109*4
102**
51**
7
105 %
108**
110*4
56**
62 >*
102
Appalachian Electric Power—•
1st mtge 4s 1963
F&A
8 f deb 4 Hs 1948
F&A
Appalachian Power 6s 2024- J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co.
100
102
33
22
61
65""
107
104
105
126*4
J&J
130
94**
A&O
98
F&A
Assoc
Elect 4
6a Jan 119
1953.
s
104
103*4
106
a
105
105**
49**
.J&J
.J&J
Conv deb 4 **s 1949
Conv deb 4 %a 1948
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O f
Cons ref deb 4 Ha 1958---M&N
/
S fine deb 5s B 1983
M&S
8 fine deb
4**-5**s A 1986 F&A
8 fine deb 5-6s B 1986—-M&S
Conv A 5s 2002
Q-F
Conv A 6s 2002
Conv A 7s 2002
I
\
Q-M f
Q-F f
Scrip 4s 1941
Scrip 4s 1942
56**
15**
16
10 K
15%
1 §g
!§*
16
13
16
!1K
10**
10 %
12**
12**
9
10**
10**
2
2
2
2
11
12**
12**
2**
2%
2%
3**
3**
Elec Corp—
8s ex-warrants 1940
Conv deb 5**s 1973
Conv deb 5s 1973
Conv deb 4**s 1973
Conv deb 4s 1973...
Income deb 4**s 1978
M&S
F&A
58
60
32
J&D
30**
30,**
29**
M&S
25
F&A
16**
16**
J&D
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb3**s 1978
M&N
Income deb 3**s 1978.-..M&S
Associated General Utilities—
1 g*
32
31
17**
17**
17
16*4
Invosting Companies.
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
Deb 6s series A 1941
Blackstone Val Gas & Elec—
M & coll tr 4s ser C '65—M&N
Mtge&Coll tr 3 **sser D*68 J&D
St&FulFy-See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
British Columbia
1st
Gen & ref 4 **s 1981.
a
81
65**
82**
66**
85
50
4s 1944
143
105
107
106**
100**
102**
J&D
4s 1945
103**
—J&D
104
104**
105**
104 **
108
4s 1946
J&D
104
108**
4s 1947----
J&D
103
J&D
M&S
102
4s 1948
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957
Central Maine Power—
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960
A&O
1st & gen M 3**sser H '66.F&A
1st & gen M 3 J*s ser J 1968J&D
1st & gen M 3 **s ser L '70 A&O
7l"
72
95
a
Central Mexico Lt & Power—
1st s i 6s ext to 1950
J&J
103*4
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3 **s 1962
Central Ohio Lt & Power—
110
A&O
1st mtge 4s ser C 1964
F&A
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957. ser D.J&J
Central Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 3**s ser A 1969--F&A
Serial debentures—
95**
l**s Feb 15 1941
2s
2s
94**
95**
94**
2s
100
in M
113**
107
95**
3s
3s
111*4
114**
107**
95 J*
111**
102
1943
1944
1944
1945
1945
Feb 15 1946
—
Aug 15 1946
Conv deb 5 **s '49
F&A
Cent Public Util.(ws)inc5**s_1952
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 19&0
M&S
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948...
.J&J
105
106
103/is
24
108**
105
102
105**
100**
100**
100**
100**
100**
100**
100**
100**
100**
Central Public Service Corp—
111
-J&D
J&D
107
107**
101
Aug 15 1942
Feb 15 1943.
2**s Aug 15
2%b Feb 15
2 **s Aug 15
2**s Feb 15
2**s Aug 15
105**
106*4
100**
100**
1 **s Aug 15 1941
Feb 15 1942—
103
Deb 5**s 1954
..M&S 15
Central States Electric Co—
1st mtge 4s 1964
J&D
Cent States Pow & Lt Corp—
105**
II
1%
.
77
33
33**
102
1st M & 1st lien 5**s 1953.J&J
105**
123**
80**
81**
70
—-J&D
California-Oregon Power—
Deb gold 5**s 1942
A&O
1 st mtge 4s 1966
-.A&O
Calif Pac Ry (see Pac Elec Ry)
California Water Service—
72
101**
107•
107**
107*4
51
107**
Central West Public Service—
5**s 1956.
/
91
arle
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Consol gold 5> 1999
M&S
115
Charleston Tranoi Co—
109*4
1st 5s 194
Gen & ad j 5s
M&N
1%
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
1st mtge 3**s ser B 1966--F&A
25
91
f 5s 1964
80
Debenture 5s 1944—
J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J
Cent Telep (Del) 6s 1938—.M&N
123
1952
Coll trust 5s notes 1942..
M&S
M&S
M&S
87
65
95
Chicago Aurora & Elgin RR—
a
100
a
100M
100**
100*4
1st & ref 6s 1951
i.J&J /
Chicago City & Connecting Ry—
Oolltrs f g5s Jan 1
1927. A&O f
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927—F&A
4 **s
4 **s
57
143
3*-2s 1943
59""
Niag Falls El L & Power—
4s
111
J&D
J&D
J&D
3 **s 1942
a
May 1 1943
May 1 1944.
a
a 101
May 1 1945
a 101*4
May 1 1946
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 4s 1969.
-J&D
105*4
Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A
f
44
57
106**
3**s 1941
100
101*4
1941
**s May 1 1942
103**
103**
102**
102**
101**
1st mtge 3 **s ser A 1968--J&D
Serial debentures—
3 t*s 1940
J&D
100
s
104
104
-
100
gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Traction—
See International Ry
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955—J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951--J&D
Cairo Bridge 1st inc 6 **s *58.J&J
103
102**
4s June 1 1949
Cent Illinois Light 3 **s '66. -A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
109**
108**
94*4
1st
104
103**
103**
4s Dec 1 1948
101**
103**
109
&
104
June 1 1943
Dec 1 1943
June 1 1944
Dec 1 1944
June 1 1945
Dec 1 1945
4s June 1 1948
J&D
Buff
102
102*|
4s June 1 1947
4s Dec 1 1947
100
.F&A
101**
102**
4s June 1 1946
4s Dec 1 1946
25**
25**
25**
2s deb A 1941-1942
3s deb B 1943-1947
3 **s deb O 1948-1952
1st 4s ser B 1961
Serial 3 **s May 1
57
Called for redemption: seepage 111.
82
47
Gen&refM3*48serO 67 J&D
4s
J&D
M&S
105**
109**
A&O
100
3 **s
3**s
3**s
3 **s
3**s
3**s
115
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
1st
68
109
3s Dec 1 1942
Buffalo General Electric—
3
1955
1944.
101
3s Dec 1 1941
3s June 1 1942
100
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A.. M&N
1st I ien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950
-J&D
56
Gen mtge 4**s
5s
26
J&D
104
106**
107*4
104**
103**
Bklyn Un Elev—See BklynQueens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
57
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 **s 1966
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
Coll trust 4**s 1966
M&N
Certificates of deposit.
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 58 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41 (stp)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Kings Co El 1st 4s 19^9
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951J&J
Certificates of deposit
99**
104*4
96*4
94*4
M&S
133**
69
J&D
105
103
debentures—
3s Dec 1 1940
3s June 1 1941
Telephone—
1st 4 **s series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
50
83
Serial
132 J*
57
76**
100
Central Illinois Elec & Gas Co—
1st mtge 3 *4s 1964—
J&D
a
M&S
118
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953---—M&N /
25**
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952. _J&J
118**
Brith Oolum Pow 4**s 1960.M&S
69**
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s series B 1942.A&0
2-yr 6 % notes 1933
A&O
Certificates of depositAthens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1941.
1st & ref 3**s 1965
7s Sept 1947
56
Certificates of deposit
ser
M&N
A '45-A&0
Boston Elevated Ry—
Deb g 4 **s Nov 1. 1941. -M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1944
M&S
M&S
Conv deb 5**s 1944 ser C.M&N
Certificates of deposit
101
101**
a
A&O / 25
101
Birmingham Elec 4**s 1968.M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59-M&N
103
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960--A&O
See
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A—
J&J
Deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5**s 1955 ser A
M&N
Associated Telephone Utilities—
34*4
39*4
1st mtges f 6**8 1956
13 %
2**
Associated Gas &
49 %
55
F&A
M&N /
F&A j
J&J /
M&S /
8 fine deb 4 Hs C 1983-—M&S
8 f inc deb 48 D 1983
M&S
106**
100
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 5**s 1977
Conv deb 5s 1965
Conv deb 5s 1950
95**
99**
104**
1st & ref 4^8 1950
F&A
Arkansas-Missouri Pow Corp—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
J&D
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956.A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st s f 6s ser A 1953
A&O
Aahl'd Home Tel 4 **s A 1961 A&O
Ashtabula Wat VVks5s 1958.A&0
M&S
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65
J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947
-J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1 st & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A„F&A
Cent El & Tel 4**s A 1965—-J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
First lien coll tr 5**s '46.-J&D
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D
Cent nud Gas & Elec Corp—
113
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
Bolivian Power 8s
Arizona Edison Co1960
88*
99
100
103**
103**
Beaver Valley Trac 5s 1950-A&O /
18
Beaver Valley Water 5s '60-M&N a 103
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
106
-J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
106*4
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
113*4
1st & ref 5s 1940
106**
-
Income 5s
33*4
Bid
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955
104
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951-—J&J
103**
95
103
65
Berkshire Street Ry—
1st extend 6s 1947
J&D
Berlin City Elect 6**s 1951--J&D /
Sink fund deb 6**s 1959--F&A f
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O /
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
110
96
93**
58
93
109
95
78
105**
109**
108**
Bonds
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Term 6**s 1951
M&S
Bleecker
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-9s'43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—•
1st 6s 1940 (unstmpd)
M&S f
Stamped ctfs of dep
/
Androscoggin W Pow6s 45-F&A /
4s 5s-5**s 1955
^F&A
Income 6s 1960
Arizona Power 5s 1950
A&O
A&O
Ask
102
Bangor Gas Light 5a 1941—A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3**s 1966
J&J
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
S f income 8s 1953
12
105
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
Atlantic City Sew'age 6s A'56 J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
Avalon Telep Ltd 4 **s '58--A&O
Baltimore County Water & Elec
1st 5s 1946
M&N
Baltimore Transit Co—
Deb 4s series A 1975—-—J&J
Deb 5s series A 1975
J&J
Deb 5s series B 1975
J&J
1st 7s 1953
7
20
50*4
5
Bid
106*4
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
45
1st & ref 68 1955 ser A
1st & ref 5**s 1956
J&J
A&O
2**
6*4
43**
2
1*4
1**
106**
b Basis.
/Thisprice includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Payable
Canadian funds.
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
74
NOTICE—All bond pries*
"and Interest" except whars marked "f"
tar
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Bid
Bonds
414*
42
Certificates of
deposit
Cons M 6s ser A Feb '27--A&O
Series B Feb. 1927
IAD
Purch money 5s Feb 1 1927 J&J
Adj inc 4s Feb 1 1927
May /
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
844
344
4244
424*
9
344
444
444
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A—..J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963..J&J
Certificate of deposit
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
J&J /
5
444
444
444
J&J
244
5
5
544
Crescent
10844
10944
1st mtge 34*s 1966
F&A
1st mtge 3 4*s 1967
J&D
Cin Newport & Cov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 V&s ser A 1952
A&O
M&N
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969-.Oonv deb 5s 1950
10944
9244
9244
M&S
M&S
J&D
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 6Hs 1952
-M&N
Deb 54*s 1949
J&D
Citizens Independent Telephone
1st mtge s f 44*sser A '61--J&J
92 44
3544
64
1st coll 4-5 4*8 1948
A&O
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
8744
City Light & Traction (Sedalia.
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rye of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City Water
66
99
(Chattanooga)—
10544
Olarksbury-Columbus Short
Route Bridge 64*s 1952
J&D f
45
Cleveland Electric Ilium—
107
1st mtge 3s 1970
J&J
10244
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945-M&S
Coast Cos Gas & Electric—
10744
1st 8 f 48 series B 1965
M&S
49
Colonial Util 54** 1958
J&D
6
Collateral 6s 1942
F&A /
1938.M&S/
4744
a
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948- /
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948- /
Commonwealth Light & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J /
Commonwealth Telephone (Wise)
294*
40
24*
24*
112
10544
1064*
F&A
108
284*
_-_M&S
1094*
1214*
110
634*
834*
A&O /
26
103
66
364*
26
394*
105
10
1064*
101
|
1064*'
30
88
42
...J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..M&S 15
Ref 6s series D Jan 1 1948.A&O
Ref 6s series E Jan 1 1948. A&O
Eastern Minn Pow 54*s 19 51 &S
Eastern Oregon Light & Power54*sseries A 1951—
M&S
5s series B 1953—
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
m
5s 1948 B
111
84
I
1
I
I
ICO "00
i
I
109
112"
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030-F&A
m&S /
fund 64*8 1953..A&0
f 64*s 1950
109
Eliz
109
Eliz & Trenton
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
1084*
1094*
904*
924*
&
Rarltan
67"
1024*
85
105
1034*
1054*
1034*
-
ser
A. J&D
1004*
1224*
1044*
1074*
724*
104
26
22
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39.M&N
Granite City Generating—
1st coll 5s 1963
A&O
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
F&A
864*
884*
624*
644*
J&J
78
85
M&S
66
68
J&D
66
68
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
f 44*8 1950
Gen s f 5s 1957
s
60
1st lien coll tr 54*s 1942.-M&N
Northern Power—
Great
108
F&A
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
1st & ref 4 4*s 1953
M&S
Green Mountain Power Corp—
J&D
1044*
1940-1953.
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
1st mtge 6s 1945
Gulf States Utilities Co—
994*
..J&D 5 100 to
674*
1044*
A&O
108
m
26
864*
See
1244*
125
J&J
1024*
103
Empire District Electric Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
1044*
105
El Paso Electric Co—
58 4*
a
102
& ref 3 4*s ser D
Hamilton Gas Corp—
4« series B 1953
26
A&O
1114*
1969M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935...M&N /
264*
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under27
gound & St Rys 54*s'38._J&D
74
Hamilton Gas 6 4*8 Aw w '37 J&D
1st
86
112
1034*
Gulf Public Service Co—
1074*
574*
574*
574*
50
1004*
1004*
A'50 A&O
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s'48-F&A
104
103
1034*
107
694*
76 4*
654*
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
Ga-Caro Pow 1st s f 5s '52.-J&J
44*s
_
1st m 58 1950 ser A
99
122
Serial notes—
Riv}Public Serv
j
Corp
Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
M&S
30
122
/
1st 5s stamped 1950.
RR
Elmira
96
30
1st mtge & coll 64*s C55-A&0
General Water Wks & El Corp—
1st
Elec & Peoples—See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
s
1044*
93
1034*
Corp—
Investing Companies.
See
1st & gen 64*8 1950
854*
1014*
1st sink
1034*
A&O
1st & ref M 34*8 1963
1074*
Stamped guaranteed opt.-J&J
Conn Riv Pow 34* ser A '61 F&A
Gen g 44*s Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 34*s 1971
J&D
1st ref mtge 3s series P '69-J&D
IN too
1014*
964*
f July 1. *65-J&J
1st
Consolidated Electric & Gas—
Coll 6s ser A Aug 11962—M&N
6s series B 1962
F&A
Collateral 6s 1957
F&A
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore—
994*
1014*
1014*
1014*
1014*
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Edison Sault Elec 44*8. 1961 A&O
111
1034*
1
125
s
1044*
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s *56. J&D
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
129
A&O
A&O
A&O
J&J
644*
1034*
J&J
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962
J&J
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y—
27
54*s 1947ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Easton Consol El 5s 1949 ..M&N
m
34*s 1st M
U24*
I
1004*
1st
90
H O iO
Fuel Assoc—
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 44*s 1948 A
J&J
28
104
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978
J&D
Georgia Ry & Electric—
Atlanta Northern Ry Co
1st guar 5s 1954
J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 xw
J&D
29
-
66
854*
Ref
6
J&D f
Eastern Iowa Pow 64*s 194.3-M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow 4s A 1965-J&J
109
92
1054*
1st 34*s series B 1969
A&O
General Gas & Electric Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943
85
——
& coll tr 48 A 1956.M&S
m
1024*
Express—
1.00
Equip trust 44*8 to 1941—F&A
1.25
Equip trust 44*8 to 1943--M&S
1.60
Equip trust 4s to 1940
M&S
Fuller ton-Portsmouth Bridge—
1st s f 6s 1957
50
M&S /
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 58 1 954 opt
A&O / 92
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)—
95
1st mtge 8 f 54*s 1957
A&O
Gary Electric & Gas Co—
1014*
1st lien coil 5s 1944
J&J
1 st M coll tr 6 H s ser
5*
76
1st
17
28
General Public Utilities—
44*
F&A
w s
Eastern Gas &
1214*
1024*
1044*
1024*
J&J
.J&J
Scrip 4s due 1942
44*
4
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944--M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&O
294*
104
General Public Service
'
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948 F&A
107
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series O 1966.-J&D
1st 34*s series A 1969
M&S / 25
824*
Dumbarton B'ge 64*s to '49-J&J
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
82
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948.-J&J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
103
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49--A&O
102
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941..-M&S
1st 5s 1953
914*
Gary Rys Co 6 4*s ser A 1945 F&A
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937--A&O
Gas Co of New Mex 04*s '44 M&S
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s *49. J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1.1954
_M&N
Gatlneau Pow deb 5s w w *49 J&D
40
1074*
1114*
1st & gen 34*s ser C '75__M&N
Connecticut Ry & Light—
1st & ref 44*s 1951
J&J
M&S
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970—M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A
594*
108
20
54*s (Sept'31 coup on)'51-M&S
Hempstead & Oyster Bay—
984*
Water 6% July 1 serially
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
50
Holyoke Street Ry inc 5s
1945
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne;—
105
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
105
1st 54*8 series B 1955
A&O
Hoosac Valley Street Ry—
24
1st ext 6s June 1 1947—M&S
1014*
Houston Elec 1st 6a B 1950-J&D
100
Houston Gas Secure 5s 1952.M&S
1004*
Called for redemption: see page 111.
6 Basis.
584*
584*
128
1294*
1094*
1104*
108
109
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization
includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r
96
29
20-yrs f 64*s 1948
Duluth-Superior Transit—
Connecticut Power—
This price
76"
94
10444
Community Power & Light Co—
1004*
Col M ^s 1957
M&S
Community Public Service—
106
1st mtge. 4s 1964
M&S
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949 / 25
Community Water Service Co—
88
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
86
Deb g 54*s 1946 ser B
M&S
404*
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s *48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
1264*
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A..M&N
111
1st & ref M 34*s ser F '66-M&8
1094*
1st & ref M 3 4*8 ser G *66-J&D
1074*
25-year deb 34*s 1956
M&S
20-year 34*s debs 1958
74
1064*
East Prussian Pow 6s *53
Com'w'lth El 5s June 1 '43-M&8
1946
1084*
10444
10444
10544
1st mtge 3 4*s ser I 1968--J&D
Oonv debenture 34*8 1958.J&J
34*s
104
Certificates of deposit
Dom Elec Pow 54*s 1955
M&8
Dominion Gas & El 6 4*s '45. J&J
10
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
Debenture 3 4*s 1948
Debenture 34*s 1956
1064*
1074*
10544
10444
ommercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb w w 1969-"
May f
Debenture
1064*
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B.„M&N
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
1064*
Certificates of deposit
51
15
Fruit Growers'
1064*
92
64*s 1952
1034*
Fort Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
104
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952.
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15. 1961
J&J 15
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st 48 series A 1966
86}-*
1034*
106
S f deb g 7s 1952
103
M&S
Florida Tel*p 2d 6s 1954
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953
Tran
M&N
1st mtge s f
1034*
100
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54--J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series O 1955
J&J
103
R
Gen & ref M 3 4*s ser G '66M&S
Detroit International Bridge—
10744
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
1st mtge & colltr 4s 1965.M&N
Columbus & Sou Ohio Electric—
1st mtge 34*s 1970
M&S
79
Gen & ref 44*s 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
101
1024*
1024*
1034*
1014*
Sinking fund debs 5s 1940-J&D
M
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s, 1966
Detroit Edison—
42
78
Certificates of deposit.Conv s f deb 64*s 1948 __M&N
1st M 5s 1954 series B
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series C...M&N
Colorado Util Corp 6s
38
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1953
M&N
101
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 54*s 1957
1094*
108
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
J&J
Des Molnog Ry 1st inc 5s Jan 1 '55
9044
67
85
83
96
1094*
107
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
25
Pass Ry 5s May 1 1942—J&J /
Federal Water Service Corp—
102
Oonv deb 5 4* s 1954
M&N
88
65
J&J
&J
1st mtge g 44*8 1969--.--J&J
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
3644
108
1942..M&S
Stamped
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
92
44*s 1971
1st mtge g 4 44s 1969
10344
45
93
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B-_ J&D
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1905
1014*
854*
AsJk
135
1st 5s (Internatser)
3 4*
Delaware Electric Power Co—
Deb 544s 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
92 44
1st
F&A
1104*
934*
99
Citizens Utilities Co—
Income notes 3s 1955
109
Co—
8544
8344
8344
8344
8344
8844
9044
A&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
Service
1104*
1094*
934*
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st mtge 34*8 1960
A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N
Dallas Power & Light—
91
1st mtge 3 4*s 1967
F&A
94
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
8644 Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila
84
JDarby & Yeadon 4 4*s 1934
8544 DawBon Ry & Coal 5s 1951-.J&J
84
Dayton Power & Light—
1st mtge 3s 197084
_J&J
9744
A&O
Cities Service Co—
Ref deb 5s Jan 1 1966
Public
111
Coll Inc 6s B Oct 1 ,1954-. J&D
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951---J&J
Bid
105
(Ita^J
1084*
.
344
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
26
110
1st mtge
1st mtge
1st mtge
5
95
24
}
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&O
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co
1st s f 0 4*8 1953 with war
Erie Coach Co 44*8 1959
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
J&J
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
Fall River El Lt 34*8 1968—M&N
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
96
94
1084*
1084*
344s 1965
M&N
3 4*s 1967..—M&N
34*8 1970
M&N
1st mtge 3 k (1966
M&N
1st mtge 3 k, b1969
M&N
Contln Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40-J&D
Cooper RivBrl'geinc 1st 6s'58M&N
Copper Dist Pow 4 4*s 1950—J&D
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan I
1952.
O
144
954*
6s stamped 1943
J&D
Coosol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56--J&J /
Consumers Power Co—
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bondi
Consolidated Gas Utilities Co—
68 unstamped 1943 ser A—J&D
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and pay Feb 1, 1940—F&A
1st& ref 64*s 1944
Certificates of deposit
Ask
and Ineoma and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of Issue
plan.
* Prospective call.
Payable in Canadian funds.
a
[
Nov., 1940]
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
75
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked **f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for *11 securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Bid
As*
Houston Light & Power—
1st mtge 3%s 1960
J&D
110 9^
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s '43 with warr.J&D a
1st mtge 4s s f 1955
M&S
102 %
Hudson Oo Qas 5s g 1949--M&N
125
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950 M&8
§0
Hydro El Bond & Sh 6s 1957M&N
69
Hydro Elec Power Commission
(Ontario) 3%s 1943
J&J
70
4%s due Jan 1. 1970
-J&J
§0
8 %s 1947
A&O
80%
Deb 2Ks 1941
M&S
79
2%s 1942
A&O
79
Deb 2 %s 1944
J&D
78
3%s 1953
F&A
78
3s Aug 1 1948
A&O
77%
Idaho Power 1st 3 %s 1907--A&O
J06
Illinois Bell Tel 3%sB'70—A&O
109%
----
1st 2-6s. 1967
J&J
Jamest'n (NY)Telep 5s 1954 J&D
..Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—
103%
1st mtge 3%s 1965..
M&S
129
llJer City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
Jewett City Water 5s 1945__J&J|
71
111
Community Tel 6s 1949—J&J
Illinois Power & Light
Corp—
1st&ref 6s 1953series A.-A&O
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956ser G
J&D
A%» 1957
76
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 3 %s ser A 1970—F&A
Indiana Central Telephone Co—
81
80
80
.78
106 %
106
conv
notee
1940
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967-,.
Indianapolis Water—
■■■
if
■
np
IUUU
upu
69
1st 5s
1st
32
33
32
33
11
83 %
1948
V/Ul
%
95 M
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949
J&D
Lexington Water Power Co—
19
21
26
32
24 H
18
20
81
22H
24M
69
50
63 %
'
37 %
1%
%
101%
69%
103
101%
102
102
1st s f 5s 1968
J&J
Conv dob 5 Ha 1953
-J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 ..J&D
Lockhart Power 4Hs 1955..J&D
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
J&D
Lone Star Gas 3 Hs debs *53 F&A
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s *50--J&D
Long Island Lighting—
54
Secured g 6s 1945..
...J&J
63 H
Conv deb g 5 Hs *52 ser A. A&O
38 H Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Redona Ry—See Pac Elec Ry
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
71
1L08 Angeles Railway Corp—
1st ref s f 5s ser A 1948
A&O
104
I
1st ref 8 f 5s ser B 1950--.A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3 Hs 1960
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53
unstmpd—A&O
,
4p Oct 1 1942
4s Apr 1 1943
102%
102%
4s Oct 1 1943
49H
49%
9%
53
84
102
4s Apr 1 1945
4s Oct 1 1945.
101
1st 4 Ha ext
102
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5Hs 1949—A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A—M&N
1st 1 & ref 58 1961 ser B—M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 %s 1958 M&S
Iowa Public Service Co—
Deb 5s 1968
M&S
M&N
F&A
1st mtge 4Ha ser A 1960.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6 Ha 1944
F&A
a
100%
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 58 ser A 1955.
A&O
31
105 %
106%
105%
106%
107%
1st ref&imp g 5s"48
1 st & ref 6s 1954
op'13 A&O
M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
McLaren Quebec Power—
102 %
103%
105
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
106
J&J
1st s f 4s ser A 1959
M&N
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4Ha '52. J&D
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53.J&J
Manchester
4s Oct. 1
96
1942.
1943.
4s Oct. 1
24
1946.
1947.
1948.
4s Oct. 1 1949.
Middle States Util 6s A 1951 A&O
102
Middle West'n Telep 6s *43..J&J
108
Middlesex Elec
6l"
98
85%
86%
65
72
103
103
32
107%
57%
104
4s Oct. 1
4s Oct. 1
34
107%
103%
103%
104
30%
M
2d income 4s 1963
w ■
Ann O
Manhattan Ry (N Y)—
Cons 1st guar 4s 1990
Certificates of deposit
2d gold 4s 2013
I
103"
102.72
102.40
105.05
104.70
104.61
104.06
103.08
101.71
100.00
52
92
Certificates of deposit
Milford Water gu M 5s 1949.J&D
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4Ha 1967.
M&S
124
90
94
63
63%
60 H
62
115
105
105%
Minneapolis Gas Light Oo—
105
103
1st mtge 48 1950
J&D
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 58 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4Kb 1978
M&N
107 H
106%
103%
107
103%
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
104
104%
103%
108%
104%
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
78
80
77
79
106%
107
110
J&D
Mississippi River Pow 5s *51-J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947
M&N
100
1st mtge 3Hs 1966
94 H
J&D
86
93%
4 Ha series C 1961
M&S
Missouri Val Public Service—
6s 1939
J&J
107%
95%
107
Missouri Public Service Co—
1st s f 5s I960
F&A
Missouri Telephone—
43
109%
104
Missouri Edison 1st 5H» '47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec Service—
1st 4-5s 1956
—.—A&O
Missouri Power & Light—
118
94
103
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
15
64%
67
1st 5s 1956
1st cum inc 9s
A&O
98
A '50--A&O f 103
A&O
100
Mob Lt & RR Cons g 5s '41 -M&S
102%
Mohawk Valley ref 6s 1991 M&N
85%
Certificates of deposit
if
26
108
108
Debenture 6s 2031
65%
67%
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
45
47
4
* Prepayment offer.
& Basis.
?53..„M&S
120
1st M 5Ha 1950 series A.-J&J
Monongahela West
107%
49
3
5
123
102 H
Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4Hs I960.A&O
46
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
Conv deb 4Ha 1946
A&O
88"
1st mtge 8 f 4 Ha 1954
Montana Powee—
49"
49%
1st & ref mtge 3Hs 1966--J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5Hs 1957 M&N
85%
92
5
1st lien & colltr 5s
75
102
Monongahela Yalley Water—
101
001 <ii
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
1st M s f 5Ks *51 ser A
J&J
1st M s f 5Hs 1952 ser B..J&J
A&O
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s *50. J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5a 1949
J&D
116%
A&O
63
ser
Income 7s 1950
J&D jr
„
lilX
40H
102
Light Power—
5s 1955
J&J
Middlesex & Somerset Traction
5s 1950
J&J
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S
Terminal—
1st income 3-6s 1957 wg An Oct
■
Called for redemption; see page
1950...J&D/
4s Oct. 1 1944.
4s Oct. 1 1945.
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Germ'y)
105
61
104 %
104
103 H
102 %
■
5%s (seiles of 25) 1950—J&J a 102 %
5%s (series of '35) 1950 _M&N In 105
Deb bs 1950 *pr A...
M&N
102%
1st mtge 4s 1970---JJ&N 103
Gen mtge s f 4%s 1950—M&N
102 %
Isarco Hydro
lee Co (Italy)—
1st M 51 f 7
' "*52.
M&N
27 %
*!?25-yr 8 f 5HA 1953 ser A—M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Jacksonville (Fla) Gas—
5s stamped 1942...------J&D
Inc deb 6s ser Aws 1952-M&N
F&A
101
102
4s Apr 1 1946
Iowa Elec Lt & Power Co—
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955....J&D
Aug 1 1942 —M&S
General 5s 1950
Lowell Gas Light—
105
105 H
Serial debentures:
4s Oct. 1 1941.
108%
105%
104H
1st M 5s 1956
J&Di
102 H
Michigan Public Service Co—
1 st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&o|a 101H
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
102 Ji
A&O
114
60%
105 H
102 H
Michigan Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
88
Louisville Ry—
102
4s Apr 1 1944
4s Oct 1 1944
58
49
Leipzig Overland Poxver—
S f mtge 6Hs 1940
M&N
Lewlston Gas Lt 3Hs C '56.A&O
22
4s Apr 1 1942
J&D
65
24
J&J
J&D
;J&D
106 H
notes—
4s Oct. 1
69
77
notes—
4s Apr 1 1941
4s Oct 1 1941
Islands Gas & Electric—
50
32
94
Mar 1952.
1944
1945
1946
1947
4s Aug 1 1948
%
107%
27
4s Aug 1 1943
12
7H
23
25
4s Aug 1
4s Aug 1
4s Aug 1
4s Aug 1
Superior District Power—
1st extend 5s 1945
1/
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 Hs '50.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951. .J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s 1957.J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate P 8 (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
_F&A
Interstate Tel & Tel 5%s 1953J&J
Investors Telephone 3s 1981 .J&J
Iowa Electric Co—
Debenture 6s 1960
108
8
«K
4s Aug 1 1941
4s Augl 1942..-
93 H
58 H
68
J&D
1st mtge 3%s 1969
Iowa Southern Utilities—
Serial
Mich Fuel& Lt 6s A
1st extend 4s 1945
Ref & lmpt g 58 1 960
53H
23
3
20
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A1968
M&N
Michigan Consolidated Gas—
1st mtge 48 1963
M&S
Lehigh Valley Transit—
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4%s 1952
-J&J
A 1961.
104 X
93 %
58 %
%
53
92
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
A&O
-
36
111%
109%
109%
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
105
55
34
111H
106H
109H
M&N
E
ser
102
93
Lake
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)Ref & impt 3-5s 1962
M&N
Buff Trac 1st 5e 1948
11
F&A/
1st mtge 3 Hp ser A I960- A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5* 1951 J&J
Co—
V*
1st M 4s 1971
A&O /
34%
6 % % sec bonds 1955 ser O J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
a
6s
80
International Power Sec Corp—
.
F&A /
79 %
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6%s 1957M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
—J&J
ser
1951.
Lake Shore Elec Ry 6s 1933.J&J'/
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5Hs 1950..M&N
*"
Debs A 6s 1948
52
23
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s '61.M&S
105%
1st M coll tr 5%s '53 ser C F&A
1st col&ref 5%sl960 ser D F&A
ser A 1942
F&A
6s coll notes ser B 1942
F&A
----
International Hydro-Elec System
1st 4s
Serial
5s
J&D]/
Intercontlnente Power
106 %
107 %
6s coll notes
—
101H
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
1st M 4HB 1968 ser D—-M&S
1%
164%
J&D
A 1958
Laclede Gas Light Co—
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939—
Ret & ext 5s 1942
33
83%
97
_
34 A
-
min
«•
Certificates of deposit.
V"
ser
Works—
/
\>*
—
Water
Debentures
32
10
101
3-5s series B 1945
Ann April
Meridionale Electric Co—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
8
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '06
op tax-ex. J&J /
Certificates of deposit
J
0% notes 1932
A&O/
Certificates of UOIA/OIW
deposit
/
nor
Conv g 7% note 1932
"if
M&S
105
101%
101%
J&J
6_%s 1954
Kokomo
68%
68%
O
130
105
65%
67%
f 6s A 1936
M&S /
Oolltr a f 6s 1941 ser B—M&N /
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O /
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D /
85
73
Miami Bridge—
Income deb 0e (w-s)
83
67
s
—-
71
101H
108
67 %
\f
Maryland" Light & Power—
1st M 5Hs 1950 ser A
J&J
Maysville P Serv 5Hs A 1942A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A1945..
A&O
111
112%
104
71
-Q-A
(Stamped mod) ext at 5% to
42
101
100
M&N
»mm
67 H
69 H
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s *42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f..F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s ext'49_.A&O
Keystone Telephone Oo—
1st & ref 5Hs 1955 ser A..J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&O
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
Purch money 6s g 1997..A&0
KingsCoElev—See Bklyn-Que ns
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s *54. -J&J
•»
98
Rapid Transit
106
1 st ref
T&J
F&A
See Phlla
Market Nt Ry (San Francisco)lst s f 7s 1940 ser A Q Jan
104
107 %
Certificates of deposit
6%s stpd 1952 (25% paid)—.!
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A
I
1900-*
Inland Power & Light
Corp—
■
105"
107
A
108%
95
1907-J&J
M&N
10
106
J&J
1st mtge 3 %« 1900
Inland Gas 6 Ha 1938
Ref & gen 4s series O
.,Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A *49 J&J
80
107 M
66 H
Market Street El Pass Ry—
103
74% }Key West Electric 5s 1950..F&A
72% Keystone Public Service—
106%
02%
M&N
10
106
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
§5
26
J&D
f 7s 1941
_
43"
41
7
103
1st M 5s 1978
,
J&D /
lstmtgo3%f 1970
Coll tr
101
&
South¬
ern Traction 1st 6s
1948.-F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952—A&O /
In liana polls Power &
Light—
107%
105%
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Ctfs indebt 2s 1958
J&D / 30
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 5%s 1948 ser B
M&S
101
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st mtge 4s 1970
J&J
104
S f mtge 4%s 1955
F&A
103
97
74
71 %
.
0%
106%
.J&J
Kentucky El Pr 1st s f 081900J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6 %s 1942 stamped
J&D /
100 %
s
1st mtge 3 Ha 1960
F&A
Maritime Electric 4 Ha 1950-A&O
Gen if 5Hs 1950
A&O
Maritime Telephone & Tel—
Ref & gen 6-4 Ha ser B 1906 J & J
105
1st mtge 3%s 1969
106 %
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1, 1950-J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
15-year
Marion-Reserve Power—
Kansas Power & Light Co—
107%
Ask
_
Kansas City Public Service—
1st ref 4s series O 1957
J&J / 40
Kansas Electric Power—
104
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1966.J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A ..M&S
125%
104
Kansas Power 4s series A *64 J&J
79
107 %
110
1st lien coll 5%s 1938
M&N / 150
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1948.J&J
95
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958ser A
M&N
100%
Indiana Pr 1st 7%s *41 A .M&N *110
Indiana Service Corp—
63%
1st 6s series A 1942...—F&A
81
Bid
Bonds
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Kankakee Water 4%s 1959--J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46.-F&A
_.
107%
106%
105%
100
62%
105
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec '31 '62 /
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962— /
82
-
Indianapolis Columbus
Ask
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
lllHll
_
8 f deb
Bid
Bonds
..James River Bridge System-
M&N
110
a
110%
112%
113
101H
105 H
106%
104%
104%
80
83
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
70
70
/This price includes accrued int.
1st & coll
f 3
Ha 1950
1st & coll SHa 1963
1st & coll 3Hs 1973
Conv notes 3s 1949
s
* Last sale,
r
F&A
J&J
J&J
J&J
68
69%
65%
65%
67%
67
70
66%
Payable in Canadian funds.
PUBLIC
76
UTILITY BONDS
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
day of the month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Bid
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Londs
61M
1942-.-J&J
Refunding 5s 1961
M&S
Calif Pac Ry 1st 5s 1941-.J&J
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Redona Ry 1st 5s '42.M&N
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 58 1941 opt
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen & ref s f 4Ms *55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
1
70
45
79
68M
43 M
43 M
See N Y Gas Elec
lagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 3Ms 1966
M&S
1 lagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
65
105M
Morgantown Water 5s 1965-_J&J
86
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969.J&D
/ 20
2d Income 8s Dec 15 1969. ...
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
108M
30-yr 3 Ms debs 1968
-J&D
105M
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965.M&N
Municipal Gas & El Oorp of
Recklnghausen 7sl947 —J&D / 26
Peoples GL&C
Mutual Un Tel—See "West Un Tel
Narrangansett Electric Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
IIII
109
1953.F&A
series B 1947
J&D
IX So Pjw 6s 1949
M&N
Nat Gas &
5s
Nat
f
J&J
El Corp 5s
National cower & Light—
Deb 6s series A 2026
National Public Service
Debenture gold
99
69
112 M
3
26
26M
V8
'39_J&J
113
-J&D
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Deb 6s July 1941
J&J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
Nebraska Pow 1st 4 Ms 1981
Deb 6s 2022
128 M
81
126 M
80 M
99 M
99
■
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
122
-M&S
J&D
65 M
65 M
66 M
66
Northern
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962—J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948-A&0
65 M
65
66 M
68
97 M
99
97 %
99 M
Northwest
109 M
109 M
Conv deb 5s 1948—
Oonv deb 5s 1950
J&D
Deb 5Mb 1954
New England Power—
A 1961
M&N
New England Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A..
J&D
1st 4 Ms 1961 ser B
M&N
Newfoundland Light & Power—
1sts f 4Mb 1956
J&J
3M* series
1st M 6 Ms 1936 with warr. J*
127
128 M
68 M
66 M
1981
M&S
1st & ref 4Ms D 1983
M&N
J & Hud Rlv By & Ferry—_
1st & ref 4Ms o
N
115
112M
M&S
*60—A&O
106M
107
New Mex Gas conv 5s
1951 M&N
104
105M
New Mexico Power—
...J&J
Lake—
J& l
RR 5s*43 J&J
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A-.A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955series B.-J&D
5s stamped 1942
J&J
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A
J&D
Newport & Fall River 8t RyConsolidated 4 Ms 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st s f 5s 1943
New Orleans City
100 M
8M
106
income 5s
101M
103 M
101
63
92
104"
65
93 M
111M
106M
Corp—
A-J&J
101M
103M
M&N
106 M
109
106 M
Ohio Edison Co—
1st & cons 4s 1965
1st mtge4s 1967
1st mtge 3 Ms 1972
1st & ref 5s 1944
New Rochelle Wat 5M*
J&J
106 M
*51-M&N
101M
107 M
104
1st 5s series B 1951
New York & Bast River
100
103
Gas—See
M&N
NYGELH&P
New York Edison Co—
1st 1 & ref 3 Ms ser D 1965.A&O
1st lien & ref 3 Ms ser E'66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H&PCo—
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948---—J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s *95 J&J
New Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
NY & ER Gas 1st g 5s 44—J&J
Con 5s 1945
J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar..J&J
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & cons M 3 Ms 1965--M&N
New York Rys Corp—
stpd 1958
J&J
109 M
109 M
ll7M
12l"M
121
110M
111
106 M
115M
103
103 M
105M
106M
80
1st con 6 Ms
1962 ctfs
M&N /
107 M
105 M
oS o
&
110"
8M
8M
9M
9M
Penn Wat Serv 5s ser A
Ohio Term
107
106M
108M
108M
—.F&A
111
107 M
107 M
'67-F&A
'68. J&D
J&D
99
99 M
88
90
93
95
108M
1st
s
f 5s w w
con
109 M
103 M
28
1M
81M
55
103M
-
-
-
101M
106M
6
106M
22
7
J&D
.
*
-
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ref mtge 3 Msl967--M&8
Philadelphia Electric Power C°T
1st mtge 5Ms 1972
F&A
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—•
117M
1st 5s 1955
103
99 M
68
104
103
109 M
113M
59
-J&J
Media & Ches St Ry—-
102
1st m r e 6s 1944
♦Darby
lst 4Ms
5M®1939
Market Street Elev
98
104M
J&J /
23
M&N /
85
1936
fUest Mantua & Fairm—
Pass Ry—
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union Traction—
1 Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs
I
104
7
2
20
f—F&A
M&S
M&S
1957 opt s
1962
.
1962.
1st extd
98
16
103
Coll tr g 5s
S f guar 5s
6s gold
r
102
coll tr g 5s'50A&0 /
"
'f
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs.-J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38. J&J f
104M
100
104M
88
5s 1953
"It 1st 5s 1934
So Trac 1st &
U0M
100M
49 M
1948
5s 1948
Plttsb Rys
2d Ave
109 M
51
102 M
M&N
M&N
—M&N
F&A
Duquesne Lt 1st 3Ms '65.J&D
Duquesne Trae 1st 5s '30 J&J
Fort Pitt Traction 5sl938—_
105
103
101
^
107
80 M
117M
102 M
24
J&D
1954
1st & ref 5s 1950
107
26
114
100
J&D
R T
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967------J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958.-A&O
38
109 M
107
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948
1st
99 M
96 M
F&A
(Cleve) 6s 1947.-J&D
108M
_
Prior Hen 5s
-
1940-1948.
A&O
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
M&S
Ozark Power & Water Co—
1st sf 5s 1952
M&S
107
1960
4s
99
F&A
F&A
Valley Water 5s 1954—J&J
Ohio Water Serv 1st 4s 1964-J&D
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&D
Debentures 4s 1946
J&D
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1955._F&A
Oklahoma Power & Watej—
1st M 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41 - J&J
Income 5s 1990
Apr 1
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st extd 4s 1947
J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1 st gu g 5s '45 opt hef '16.M&N
Oregon Elec Ry 3s 1958 ——M&S
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A_
J&D
Ottawa El Ry 4 Ms '48-'55-J&J
Ottawa Light Heat & Power—
Ref & coll tr 4s 1957
A&O
3-3 Ms
63
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5 Ms 1941
J&J / 130
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&J / 20
Peoples Light & Power Co—
99 M
1st lien coll 3-6s 1961
J&J
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
Serial notes—
J&J
95M
110
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Ms ww'37 A&O / 23 M
Peoplo's G L & Coke. Chicago—
113M
1st cons g 6s 1943
__A&0
117
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&S
100M
1st & ref 48 1981 ser B—_J&J
102
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D '61 J&D
116M
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s' 47 M&N
\T j-\4- An
3 M-3 Ms 1941-42
3 Ms 1943-1944
61
100
Peoria Service Co—
108M
Ohio
142
109M
109 M
126
A&O
1968
94
108M
109M
108 M
105M
Peoples Tract—See Phlla
J&D
Deb g 6s 2024-
4s 1945-1947
124M
116M
__
New York Steam Corp—
1st mtge 3 Ms gtd 1963
New York Telephone Co—
J&J
1st mtge 4s, 1962
109
109 M
Ad] income 6s Jan 1 1965--Apr
40
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50.J&J /
B'way & 7th Ave 5s 1943- J&D /
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
105M
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1965
-F&A
1st M 4Mb 1980
M&S
1st 4Mb 1960
M&S
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964
M&N
New York State Rys—
1st con 4Ms 1962 ctft—__M&N /
109 M
Ohio Public Service Co—
_
Prior lien 6s
.--M&S
Ohio Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms
98M
-
_
115
„
A—M&S
1958
M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec CorpDeb gold 68 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
F&A
4 Ms debentures 1974
F&A
Penn Water 1st 3 Ms A '67—F&A
Penn Water & Power Co—
1st L&Ry 5s
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s
1st s f 5Mb I960
26
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 4 Ms 1966-J&D
103
106 M
109
Ref mtg & coll tr 3J4s 1964
Ref mtg & coll tr 3 Ms '70--J&J
68
F&A
Cities Water
Electric Co—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
M&N
108
105M
107 H
1st & ref 6s ser O 1947----M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954 .J&D
Pennsylvania
108 M
106M
_
109 M
107 M
F&A
Corp—__
_
al04.20
J&D
1st M coll tr 5 Ms '53 ser
107 H
107 %
M&N
J&D
13M
60
'44-J&J
Northwestern Utilities Ltd—
4Ms series A 1959
J&D
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
Ohio
104
a
Co—
_
_
106
M&N
-F&A
1st 1 & ref 5Ms '55 ser
9M
1st mtge 4s
N'western Telw 1st 4 M*
1956
Edison
34
104M
105M
1962---A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
15
1953—A&O /
J&J
series A 1970--F&A
62
1st & ref 5s ser H
D/
105M
103 M
oo
65M
Northwestern Penna Gas—
Deb 5s
105
9M
100M
1st M s f 4s 1957
NY PA NJ Utilities-
107
90 M
F&A
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
77
76
1st gold 4s 1950
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4M«
1st mtge 5s 1958
New Orleans City &
89 M
64
4M
cum
100
M&N
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Deb 5 Ms 1959 ser B
Penn Public Service
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f conv 6s *60 ser A.J&J
113
110
103
J&J
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5 Ms 1960
Penn-Ohlo
Elevated (Chic)—
1941 opt
M&S
Union El (Loop) 5s g'45—A&O
Northwestern Light & Power—
1st
New Haven Water—
M&S
Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Valley Gasext6 Ms '44M&N
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
111M
Northwestern
6s series B 1950
122
Traction—
1964
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977
1st 5s 1979
111
1st mtge 5s
125
25
Elec
Paterson
Gas—
Louisiana
&
Gas
Pecos
110M
Utilities Co—
111M
104M
1st extended 6 Ms 1950.-M&N
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950-M&N /
Penn Central Light & Power Go
109 M
1st lien 4-6s 1968
M&N
S freg income 3-6 Ms May 1 '69
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—
114M
& E Assoc—
107 M
60
105M
1st mtge 3Ms 1964—--M&S
Northern Texas Electric Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
New England G
Deb g 5s 1947
110
1950—J&D
Passaic
&
consol gold 5s 1949
Paterson & State Line
106
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1967-- F&A
Northern States Power (Wis)—
G E L H & P
Newark Cons Gas con 5s *48.J&D
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944--Q-J
Paterson
127 M
126
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
Northern States Power (Minn)—
96
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser O 1966-J&D
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
5s
M&N
18M
M&S /
5s
M
Paterson Ext extd 5s
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B—.M&N
Northern Penna Power Co—
Serv—
RefmtgiPdMsserB 1966--A&0
47
102M
85
125
106 M
55
107 M
J&J
1942
Pacific Power & Light Co—
93
120
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A
~
110M
1955--.
F&A
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
83
1st 3 Ms series A 1969
F&A
Nor Indiana Telep 4 Ms '55.M&N
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
28
5s 1978--F&A /
/
5s,
Northwest Pub
Conv deb 6s 1950
1st
92
*42-J&J
109
Certificates of deposit
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp
104 M
113 M
Corp—
111
-
1
45M
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A
107 M
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser H
103 M
orth Penn Gas Co—
IIII
67
_F&A
M&N
Deb 58 2030 ser B
100^
1st & ref M 4s ser G
106
Pacific
101M
ser
B.J&D
1964--J&D
'61 J&D
105M
102 M
A_ J& J
'48
105M
112M
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser 11966-J&D
Pacific Light & Power Co—
1st M & lien 5Ms 1957. - -M&N
orth Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
B/s
80
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st
1956
J&J
forth Boston
Ltg Properties
3 Ms secured notes 1947
A&O
1st coll & ref 5 Ms
Co—
J&J
1st 5s 1946--J2&J
106M
101M
101M
1945--F&A
46
27
S f deb 5 Ms
100M
99
M&N
BR—See Bklyn Queens
60
46 M
95
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
102 M
F&A
]
111
110M
cons
37 M
61
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser
104M
104 H
104 M
1
1st 5s 1951
National Electric Power
5s stamped 1978
42 M
60
F&A
F&A
3Ms debentures 1954
4s debentures 1959
Gen
108M
108
ippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6 Ms 1953
J&J
1 "orf & Ports Bdge 6 Ms *47--F&A
1
3 Ms debentures 1949—
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15-
111
'orth American Co—
Mut Fuel Gas-See
Nassau El
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s
Lt & Power
1
43 M
99 M
Y & West Chester Lighting—
1
40
98M
M&N
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
.
99 M
_
*45 A&O f
13
People's Traction Co—_
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43-F&A
18M
1952-J&J
98 M
Union Traction 4s
1
Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, under reorganization plan,
t Exchanged for Phila.
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, and pref. stock under plan,
a Called for redemption; see
includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
.r Payable in Canadian funds.
♦
Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization plan,
b Basis, e Ex-interest. /This price
page 111.
PUBLIC
Nov., 1940]
UTILITY
77
BONDS
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—All
bond
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Pbila Suburban Water Co—
1st s f 4s 1965
M&S
106 Vi
Phlla Transportation Co—
Consol mtge 3-6s 2039
J&J
Scrip
..........
—
1st & ret 4s 1969
—J&J
Phila A West Chester Traction—
58 Vi
63
85
87
40
J&J
J&J
1st 4s 1954
1st 6s 1954
Phila & Western Ry 5s
67
49
7Vi
6Vi
1960.J&J
Philippine Long Distance Tel—•
_
1st
s
Piedmont Hydro-El
80
J&J
f 6s series A 1953
Co (Italy)—
1st & ref s f 6 Vis I960 ser A A&O
Pinellas Wat Co 5 Ha 1959.M&S
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937
35
26
101
2
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
103 Vi
1st I & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s 1927. A&O / 23
107
Plalnfield Un Wat 5s A'6l.M&M
100
Platte Val Tel 1st 4 Vis '58—M&N
Pomerania Elec 6s 1953——M&N f
25 Vi
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950.M&S /
18Vi
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke-—
1st & rer c 5s 1940
—J&J
Stamped
1st l'n & gen 4Vis 1950—J&J
^'
Portland Gas Oo 1st 5s 1951. F& A
H-i
Portland! Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Eletric Oo—
1st & ref 4 Vis 196u
M&S
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
Bid
Bonds
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
...M&N f
Direct mtge 6s 1952..—M&N /
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A /
Cons 68 1955
A&O /
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr b 4s 1952—-—.J&J
Rio Grande valley Gas Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950-----.--A&O
Roanoke (Va) Gas Light—
1st 5 Vis 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4 V%s 1977ser D.M&S
Gen 3 Vis series H 1967.. M&S
Gen mtge
3 Vis ser
11967.M&S
93 Vi
§8*
82
O OC 2K2K
103""
75Vi
75Vi
106Vi
Ask
26Vi
29 Vi
26 Vi
26 Vi
105Vi
91 Vi
89
105
106 Vi
92 Vi
90
85
130
132
6Vis '53 A—A&O
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
1st mtge s f 4hs 1979—-J&D
107 Vi
Saguenay Power 4 Vis A1966 A&O
1st 4 Vis series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (III) Gas & El—
1st coos guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry. Lt Heat & Power—
1st mtge 4 Vis 1947
J&D
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966--A&0
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
109 Vi
109 Vi
65
4s
Jan 1 1942.
4 Vis Jan 1 1943—
M&S
Conv n-c inc 4s May 15 1964..
St .Maurice Pow 4 Vi s ser B70A&O
1mtge 5s 1959
71
72
100 Vi
loivi
106Vi
St Paul Gas LightGen gold 5s 19
944
85
71
108 Vi
88
73
-
28
47
108 Vi
107
108 Vi
106 Vi
„
106 Vi
106 Vi
102
103
104 Vi
3 Vis Sept
3 Vis Mar
3 Vis Sept
1 1942.
104
105 Vi
1
3
3
3
3
3
Vis Mar
Vis Sept
1 1944
1 1944
105
105
105
105
105Vi
105 Vi
105 Vi
Vis Mar
1 1945
1943
1 1943
Sept 1 1945
Mar 1 1946..
3
Sept 1 1946........3
Mar 1 1947
3
Sept 1 1947
3
Mar 1 1948
3
Sept 1 1948...
3
M tr 1 1949
3Vis Sept 1 1949....
Public Service Co of N H—
1st mtge 3 Vis ser O I960..F&A
1st mtge 3 He ser D '60--M&N
1st 3 Vis series E 1961
F&A
1st 3 Vis series F 1966
J&D
Public Service Corp of N J—
Vis
Vis
Vis
Vis
Vis
Vis
Vis
Vis
Trust certs 6%
—
perpet—M&N
Sub 1st 5s 1946 J&J
Ells Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950-.-J&J
Elis & Rarltan Rlv 5s '54-M&N
Camden
105
104
104
103 V
103
103
103
100 Vi
104 Vi
104 Vi
103 Vi
100
106Vi
105
106
105Vi
I
95
Guar g 5s Marchl
Santa Barb Tel 3 Vis ser C'66 J&J
Sandwich Windsor & Amherst b'g
159 Vi
,•
1st mtge 4sser A
1966....F&A
Public Service Oo of Pa—
1st lien & coll 5 Vis '53
J&D
Pub Serv Coordinated Transport
1st & ref 4s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1990...
J&J
1st & ref 5Vis 1990
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1990
J&J
Public Service Elec &
as Co—
1st & ref M 3 Vis 1968
J&J
1st & ref 5s 2037
J&J
1st & ref 8s 2037
f
J&D
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
1st M 5 Vis 1948M&S
1st coll 4-5Vis 1948
A&O
Puerto Rico El Pow 4s to 56.J&J
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5 Vis 1949---..-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
M&N
1st & ref 4 Vis 1950 ser D.J&D
Quebec
Power—
1st & coll 4s1962
M&S
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52.J&J
Conv g deb 5 Vis '52 ser A.A&O
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll trust 5s 1951—...J&D
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
Extl deb 6s 1953
J&J /
.J&D
Ry debenture 4 Vis 1943
94
77"
100
Savannah Electric & Pow*»r Co
1st & ret 4s ser D 1947
127
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955.M&S
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
A&O
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s '43. J&D
Scranton Gas & Water Oo—
1st 4 Vis 1958.
M&S
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
109 Vi
106
107 Vi
76
110
lllVi
147 Vi
215Vi
89 Vi
63
97 Vi
101 Vi
100
100 Vi
69
74
26
A
..F&A
4s series B1959
....A&O
Income 3s Apr 11959
M&N
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
Seattle Lighting Oo—
102
101
102 Vi
103
105
1st mtge 3 Vis ser A
Southwestern
105
97"
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961..-A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser G 1969..J&D
Conv coll sec 3Vts 1946..M&N
112 Vi
153
67
101 Vi
100 vl
lOOVi
70 Vi
Shenango Valley Water4s series B 1961
..A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6 Vis 1952
J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55.F&A
Shreveport Rys—
Gen Income 4s (w-s) 1957.A&O
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
1st mtge 48 1966
Serial debentures—
3s 1941
92"
76
....
M&S
1st 5 Ks ser B 1957
M&S
Silesia Elec Corp a f 6 Vis'46 _F&A
Sioux City Gas & Electric Oo—
5s 1942-1946-
69
69
HOVi
107
108 Vi
106 Vi
106 Vi
106 Vi
107 Vi
101
102
106
108
104
102
101
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944-F&A
74
73 Vi
69
Spring Brook Water Supply—
1st ref 5s 1965—.———.A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943—J&D
109 Vi
105
1st 6s 1949
100 Vi
100 Vi
100 Vi
106 Vi
Vi
72
74
98 Vi
98 Vi
76 Vi
97
104Vi
99 Vi
99 Vi
58 Vi
7Vi
80
81
82 Vi
81
70
69 Vi
82
69
*48—A&O
*48--A&O
F&A
71 Vi
71*
102 Vi
Debenture 6s 1966
J&D
47 Vi
85
105
103
14
73
74
80
glVfi
80
78
97
97
.M&N /
13
A&O *
26
Conv deb 6s 1938
Stettin Pub Utll 7s 1946
23
& Welrton
17
Ry 1st 5s 1951—
A&O
117Vi
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
128 Vi
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
26
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S /
2nd mortgage 5s 1930— ...J&J /
7
38 Vi
Syracuse Transit 4s 1969.
Taiwan El Pow s f 5Vis 1971-J&J
39 Vi
100
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5Vis '56.-A&O
1st 5s
1961
A&O
95
Telephone Bond & Share Oo—
Deb 5s 1958
—J&D
80 Vi
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953—
M&N
97 Vi
Temescal Water 1st 5s A '60 M&N
100
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1943
.F&A
Ref s f 6s series A 1955
M&N
106 Vi
107 Vi
11*
111 Vi
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58..F&A
105 Vi
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
5
.J&J /
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt—J&J /
5
Texas Electric Service Co-—
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&J
105Vi
lOOVi
98
81
Vi
99
29 Vi
6~"
6
106
Texas Gas Utilities Co—
1st 2-6s 1951
M&S
Texas Hydro Electric Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
A&O
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956
M&S
1956—
M&S
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&J
General
105
129 Vi
102 Vi
...
100 Vi
102 Vi
101 Vi
....
Steuben ville Wells burg
Ternl Hydro Elec6Vis 1953.F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1944
M&N
70
48
43
126
72 X
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 coll tr oVis '43 ser A.M&N /
Certificates of deposit
- /
—
45 Vi
—-
73 Vi
73 Vi
73 Vi
73 H
73 Vi
73
72 Vi
73 Vi
72 Vi
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948
F&A
1st Hen 6s 1948 ser B—... J&D
105 Vi
3
104 vi
Convertible notes—
6s stmp ext May 1
6s gold debs 1957
F&A
Standard Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
F&A
100 Vi
105 Vi
124
76
72"
Standard Gas & Elec of Del.—
6s stmp ext May 1
Debenture 6s 1951
108 Vi
94
Springfield City Water—
104 Vi
1st mtge 48 ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Oo—
104
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940
M&S / 45
Certificates of deposit
/ 40
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952..J&J
106
J&J
J&J
Mtge g 4s Dec 1. 1943.J.J&D
South Bay Consolidated Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
•
10
109 Vi
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
Southwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948
M&S
101
104
J&J
Sioux City (la) Serv 6*1951.J&J
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
A1969—J&D
Southwestern Power & light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
107 Vi
105
100
1970.-F&A
67
67
92
57
Light & Pnw Co—
1st mtge 3 Vis ser
79
Shawinlgan Water & Power Co—
1st M&col s f 4 Vis'67 ser A A&O
1st coll tr 4 Vis ser D '70.A&O
J&D
1947
1st & ref M 3s ser O 1968—J&J
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
103
..A&O
112
91Vi
ser
Telephone Co—
1947.....M&S
Southwestern Bell Telephone—
1st & ref M 3 Vis ser B '64 J&D
100
1st 5s 1944
M&S
Seconu Ave Trac—See Phlla Oo-
72
95
97
1967
1st & ref 5s series B1961.F&A
Scranton Trans ser A 5s'59_ A&O
109 Vi
74
QJ
97 Vi
91 Vi
96Vi
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951-...-.../
47
Southern Utah Power Oo—
101 Vi
1st M 5Vis May 1. I960—M&S
100
Southside Va Pow 5s 1956
F&A
Southwest Gas Oo (Okla)—
90
1st s f 6s 1954
M&N
55
S'west Nat Gas inc 6s 1966—A&O
8
S*west Pub Serv 6 Vis 1937--M&S
1st 6s series B
1st 6s series C
138
106Vi
'
1st mtge 3 Vis 1968
A&O
Public Service Co or Oklahoma—
12
69 Vi
107 Vi
1st & ref
.1953.M&S
68Vi
UVi
67 Vi
San Jose Water Works—
1st mtge 3 Vis so* A 1961..J&D
Jeisey Gas El & Trac—
So
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
106 Vi
68 Vi
A&O
A&O
6s 1942—A&O
s f
Southern United Gas Co—
103
106
Gas & Electric Co—
Savannah Elec Co 1st 5s '52. J&J
158 Vi
105
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949...M&N
100 Vi
102 Vi
1st mtge 4sMay 1 1965..M&N
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
19
1st M sink fund 6 Vis '57-M&N
Deb s f 7s 1942
....M&N f
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
Unlf & ref 6s 1952 ser B—M&S
136 Vi
105Vi
Peterson Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-A&O
'62.A&0
10-year coll
107
90
90
103
75
Elizabeth & Trent 5s
vi
m
105 >i
Apr 15 1941......
4s Apr 15 1942.
4b Apr 15 1943
4s Apr 15 1944.............
4s Apr 15 1945
4s Apr 15 1946....
4s Apr 151947
4s Apr 15 1948...
San Diego Oonsol Gas & Elec—
Name changed to San Diego
103 Vi
56
,
Union Gas—
1st & ref 5 Vis series 11945
1st & refine 5 Vis ser 11*45
lllVi
4s
M
M&N
*53.J&J
Southern
103 Vi
...F&A
A&O
M&S
56
104 Vi
Corp- —
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60-A&O
100 Vi
lstMpiiellnesf4Vis'51 A&O
106
Southern Neb Pow 5 Vis B'47 J&J a 100
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948. J&D
124
Southwest
1st mtge 4s 1963.
1st mtge 3Vis 1970..
Serial notes—
101
~
75
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
109 Vi
Salt River Valley Water Users
Ajisn 6s 1941
P&A
6s 1942.
F&A
6s 1943
F&A
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
San Antonio Public Service—
#
105Vi
Southern Natural Gas
115
.M&S
Salmon River PowerGuar 5s 1952..
Provincial Light Heat & Power—
111
5s 1916
M&S
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
.—F&A/
Public Gas &Ooke 5s 1952.-J&D /
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st mtge 3 Vis 1964......J&D
4s s f debs 1949
J&D
Public Service Co of Indiana—
1st mtge 4s ser A1969....M&S
Serial debentures—
3 Vis Mar 1 1941.
3 Vis Sept 1 1941
3 Vis Mar 1 1942.
Serial debentures—
3 Vas Jan 1 1941............
17 Vi
70
A&O
(Calif)—
Southern G & E (Fla) 5s
St Louis Public Service—
...
105Vi
.A&O
Southern Counties Gas
1st M 4 Vis 1968
50
25Vi
Ruhr Gas Corp
111
power Corp of Canada Ltd—_
Conv deb 4 Vis 1959 Ser B.M&S
Conv deb 5s ser A 1957
J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s *49..J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
107 Vi
J&J
Southern Colorado Power Co—
* 1st
g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
109 Vi
1st M 4 Vis 1961 series F—A&O
Potomac Electric Power—
1st mtge 3 V4s 1966
J&J
A&O
4 Vis 1962
65
102 Vi
Southern California Edison—
Ref mtge 3 Vis May 1 1960.J&J a 105
Ref mtge 3 Vis ser B 1960. -J&J a 105
1st & ref mtge 3s 1965
M&S
104
Southern California Gas Co—
1st & ref 4 Vis 1961
M&S a 104
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 '65 F&A a 107
101
Extend 5s 1951
M&S
Rochester Transit Corp—
63
8 f 4 Vis inc A notes 1958.M&S/
46
S f 4 Vis inc B notes 1958.M&S/
105
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46—A&O
112
78" "
.
Teleg—
3 Vi« debentures 1962
3s debentures 1979
1st mtge. 3 Vis, 1970
Southern Canada Power—
109 Vi
109 Vi
J&J
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv ice
Co rp
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D
14
1st lien 6s x-w 1941
—J&D
61
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025-M&S
111
Southern Bell Telep &
105
_
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958..—A&O
92
1951-J&J
101
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—-M&N
76
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950.M&N
63
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s '53.J&J /
17
Potomac Edison Co—
108 Vi
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
Portland (Me) RR 3Ms
Bid
Bonds
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st Hen & ref 5s 1957
109
Gen mtge 3 Vis ser J 1969.M&S
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water
_
H—1
•
6Xa
20
22
82 Vi
lOOVi
95
a
Called for redemption, see page 111.
Canadian funds
b Basis,
s
Ex-coupon.
80 Vi
llBVi
M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s (w-s) 1961.
Texas Traction Co 5s 1937—J&J
75Vi
117
107 Vi
102 Vi
1
103 Vi
This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
108
r Payable in
■
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
78
and Income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
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
5s 1946._A&O
1st 5s '79-F&A
(Japan)
3Ms
s
98
99%
62
43%
42%
106M
"4"
1st mtge 4s 19 ,;I
A&O
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--J&D
61%
62%
3 Ms gtd 1967—J&J
Westchester Service Corp—
57
59
76%
122
43
103
3
*
::::
30
63
67
61
63
63
68 M
71
Mut Un 6s ext at
78
-.80"
102 M
117%
104%
117%
101
90
United Electric Service (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A. .J&D
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st s f 5 Ms 1948
J&J
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 6 Ms 1974
M&N
1st 1 & consol 5Ms 1959—A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
-M&N
United Lt&Rys(Me)6s A*52 A&O
Deb 6s 1973
---J&J
Un Lt Rys (Del) deb 5Ms.52 F&A
United Public Utilities Corp—
Oonv coll tr 6s A 1960
J&J
Oonv coll tr 5 Ms B 1960—J&J
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs *49-J&J /
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 7 Ms Feb 15 1936
F&A /
United Rys of St Louis—
~
M
27%
25
103
102
1st M 5s Aug 1952 ser A—F&A
Winnipeg Electric Co—
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
Gen lnc 4-5s ser B 1965
J&J
Wise Elec Power 3 Ms 1968-A&O
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5a 1948.-M&N
103
72
94%
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966-Wisconsin Hydro-Electric
107
88M
117%
87%
89%
118%
89
96%
96
103
100
101
—
—
x
62
38
110%
67
108 M
100 M
x
44%
44%
103%
101%
104%
101%
132"
16%
M
5%
160
17
115M
64%
4
138 M
w*
70
16%
20%
100
M
37
100
100
110M
44 M
Canada Nor Pow
com
Capital Transit (Wash, D C) 100
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref --♦
$6 preferred*
Carolina Tel & Tel
——.100
Oasco Bay Lt & Water
—100
6% preferred
100
99
100
3c
M
88
88
26
26
1
Canadian Marconi
15
10c
♦
—
$6 preferred
$7 preferred
*
$0 preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Alabama Water Service6% pref.*
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
..50
Amer Cable & Radio Corp—L —1
Amer & Foreign Pow com
*
$7 preferred*
$7 second 2nd pref series A—*
$6 cum pref
*
103 M
92 M
80
1%
1M
15%
il*
%
Amer Gas & Elec com
4%% cum preferred
Amer Gas & Power com
10
100
35
—*
111M
3M
Light & Traction.
—25
—25
27
Warrants
American
*
Amer JPowe*
110%
102%
103
102%
83"
$6 preferred.
$5 preferred.
*
-*
—
pref—-100
Amer Railways com
50c
American Service $3 preferred—*
Amer States Utility com
1
5M% preferred
25
Amer Superpower Corp com
*
Amer Public Serv 7%
79%
First $6
preferred
*
56
Preferred $6series
110
111
109%
American Telep & Teleg
Amer Utilities Service com
100
6% preferred
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com
25
*
♦
$6 1st preferred
*
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref -.♦
6% preferred
*
Arizona Edison com
*
Arizona Power $6 preferred——*
Arkansas Missouri Power—
Common
1
6% preferred
50
Arkansas Nat Gas common——*
Class A—
-—*
6% preferred—
10
———
iP
29
4
3%
53 M
46 M
91M
%
53 %
46 %
93 M
165
17
66*
13M
165%
10
b Basis.
/ Flat Drice.
preferred
109M
105%
157
11
94
110
~8~~
9%
9M
48
2%
2M
8M
k Last sale,
n
115
113
90
75
83 M
100
100
101M
101M
111
45M
94%
97
113
103%
%
44 M
106
1
9
103 M
1%
Series 4
-
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Street Ry
Oincin & Suburb Bell Telep
Jities Service com
—
-
%
100
100
100
-
50
50
_
—
10
100
_
Preferred B
47 %
2%
%
108M
103
1M
43 M
13%
ctft—*
*
Chicago Rys partic ctfs ser 1—100
Preferred
77
106 M
Chic City & Con com part
Pref partic ctfs
Series 3
103"
Called for redemption; see page 111.
*
*
pf--*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6% pf_*
Central West Co. vt c
5
lien
Central States Edison
Series 2
113
7%
75
50c
*
com
Preferred
7%
10M
96 M
6%
93 M
112
-
Cent & S W Utll
20c
10c
*
Central States Pow & L $7
3
2%
16%
Me
65M
50
com..
4M% preferred
100
Cent Illinois Light 4 M % pref_100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref.
*
Cent Indiana Gas 6M% pref. 100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Kansas Power 6% pf-100
7% preferred.,
100
Central Maine Pow $6 pref
100
6% preferred
100
$7 preferred
100
5% preferred
50
Central N Y Power Corp—
5% preferred
100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
*
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred
100
Prior
20~~
19
*
134
3M
14%
%
35%
112%
3 %
14*
6% preferred.
& Light com—
4
17
6% preferred
Cent Hud G & El
103 M
59 M
li*
*
•
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com
1
103 %
93 M
81M
100 M
Warrants
„
3SR
c—25
6% preferred
Hydro-Elec of
Wyoming Vail P 8 0s 1971-A&O /
12
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.M&N
100M
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'5lJ&D
125M
York Rys 1st M < 5s '37 opt.J&D /
98%
5s stamped 1947
J&D / 99%
Alabama Power $7 pref
____
oo
»
c
Camden & Rockland Water -.100
109%
42 M
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
.
Washington Gas & Electric Co—
84
1st s f 5Ms 1947—
F&A
1st M 5 Mb 1953
-J&J
81%
78
1st M 5s 1955
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
54%
Washington Gas Lt 5s '60
M&N
128
Washington Ry & Elec CoConsolidated 4s 1951
J&D
r-H
▲nacost & Pot 5s 1949—-A&O
r—<
1st guar 5s 1949
rH
-.A&O
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
t—(
Washington Water Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964
109
J&D
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940
J&J /
7%
Certificates of deposit
f
7%
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
122
1st
5s
1959
J&J
West Canadian Hydro-Electric—
82
1st 6s ser A 1950
J&J
Oonv deb 6 Ms 1945
80
J&J
102
West Coast Telep 1st 4s '64-M&S
44%
3M
35
37 M
Central Arizona Lt & Power Co—
-
3%
15
26
*
-20
*
84
107%
Consol
.
101
J&D
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952-J&D
Wuerttemberg (Germany)—See
Cum Income 6s 1952
34%
*
78
107
101M
4s
4
49 M
106M
Ordinary shares
Amer dep rec 7M% A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Amer dep rets 5M% pref.
£1
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927-100
6% preferred100
Calif Water Serv 6% pref
25
Calif Water & Telep 6
%. pref
25
Worcester Transit Association—
40
Upper Mich Pow & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1959—F&A
100%
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A..A&0
103
Utah Power & Light Co—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
100
M&N
104
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—F&A
1st lien & gen M 4 Ms 1944-F&A
100%
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
M&N /
6
123
Utica El L & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s *57 J&J
130%
Co Bldg (Kanata Realty)—
mtge
76 M
Cable & Wireless Ltd—
106 M
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1961
J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 M® Mar 1 '59
8%
©OH©
4s June 1 1941
78
84 M
25
Brooklyn Edison
100
Bklyn Manhat Transit
*
$6 preferred series A
*
Certificates of deposit
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
*
$6 preferred
*
Certificates of deposit
•
Bklyn Teleg & Mess'ger (gu)-100
Brooklyn Union Gas
♦
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
$1 60 prior preferred
25
$5 1st preferred
_
1st
40
ff
1st 4Ms
1941
—-M&S /
Vermont Ltg Corp 1st 5s*44 A&O /
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D /
A&O
Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1961
J&J
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
J&D
5%
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A
104
65
109
100
Class B
60
1.90
21%
137
pref-100
Brockton Gas Light Co v
37
35c
Elevated Ry com
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
105
109%
121M
118%
Boston Edison Co com
29
—
"1%
106
25
.100
Boston
M
14
pref—100
Blackstone Vat Gas & El
82 M
Serial debentures—
102
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s *34.J&J
35"
United Securities Co Ltd—
Coll s f 5 Ms ser A 1952--M&N
43
Coll s f 5Ms ser B 1952—M&N
43
97
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 5Ms A "53-M&N
102%
103
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 4 M« 2004
J&D /
4%
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlla Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fd M 6s 1953
A&O f 26
F&A
75
3M
26%
12M
85*
-
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
93 M
I
M
100
Birmingham Elec %7 pref
*
$6 preferredBirmingham Gas common—.-.2
$3.50 prior preferred
50
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf-100
70 %
75
Water Co—
70
106
100
100
-
River Bdge—*
Power com
Biddeford & Saco Water
107
102
M&S
F&A
M&N
1st M 5s 1960 ser C
10c
1%
Hudson
Beverly Gas & Elec
102
101
opt——M&N
Williamsport
25
Bell Telephone (Canada)
Canadian Price
Wat 5s
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
"
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s *49--J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B—
5%to'4lM&N
f 6s 1952-
s
-
Bell Telep of Pa 8M%
81M
M&N
103 M
*52--J&D
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 6s 1953
J&J / 26%
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
15-year
Mt
Beauharnois
103 M
93
5 Ms
Union
1st M 5s 1941
F&A
100%
102M
70%
74 M
74%
ref
Westmoreland
76
Bear
101M
&
*
-
Wichita Water 6s 1949
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 3 Ms B 1968—M&S
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st & ref 5Ms 1946 ser A..F&A
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B_—-J&D
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952
M&S
107
106
*
100
v t c
Bangor Hydro Elec com
7% preferred
6% preferred
Western Utilities Corp—
72
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 5M8 '51 ser A.M&N
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1%
100
Preferred
5%
2M
104
M&N
M&N
—
_
J&J
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref
109
4
1960
F&A
Telegraph—
1st
Western
*
Bait Transit Covtc
126%
108 M
Fdg & R E M 4M» g '50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951.
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
4s July 1 1934
108 M
Class A
1st 5s series B 1950-J&J
Deb s f 6s extd 1950
M&N
Western Public Service Co—
108%
102%
108
1st 4 Ms 1950
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948---J&D
Union Passenger Railway—
1st 4s Mur 31 1961
A&O
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
_
82
Western N Y Utilities 5s *46-J&D
61
,
Associated
107 %
Western N Y Water Co—
1st M 5Ms 1950
1st M 5s 1951
M
-
Assoc
4s 1948-1953
A&O /
Western Cont Utll 6s 1944.-M&S /
26M
-
Investing Companies
Public Utility
*
Telep Co Ltd $1.25 pf
*
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref-—-*
$7 1st preferred
100
$4 preferred
*
Co—
Gen mtge
104
——*
*
*
*
*
*
92 M
82 M
see
107 M
104
Utilities
Texas
——1
1
com
Assoc General Utilities-
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1969-M&N
West Virginia Ohio River
Bridge 3 M-6 Ms, 1°60
J&J
West Virginia W fci Service—
J&D
J&D
J&D
a
90
West
8% notes, 1942----------J&J
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
value,
77
5M8 1956-—M&N
2d extended
107%
102
No par
urn
J&D
A&O
Ms 1956
109
Electric—
1st 1 & ref 5 Ma 1945 Ser A_M&8
Tyrol Hydro-Electric Pow Co—
1st M s f 7 Ms 1955
M&N
Guar s f 7s 1952
F&A
UJigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&815
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3 %s 1962 J&J
•
K 1970.
106%
103%
73 M
Twin States Gas &
f 6s 1946
I 1966
ser
ser
Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960
-—
Original preferred
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
$0 preferred
$6% preferred
$7 preforred
Option warrants
West Philadelphia Pass Ry—
_
s
3M»
1st M 3s
$7 pref-——*
-*
Common class A
110
108 M
-
Deb
M&S
J&J
M&S
A&O
----A&O
Corp 5s 57-.J&J
1956
114M
6% preferred--
Associated Gas & Elec
-J&J
1949—M&S
1968—J&J /
Tri-County Telep 4Ms B '56 A&O
Tioy City Ry 1st cons 6s '42 A&O /
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien & ref 5%s A 1952—J&D
1st lien & ref 5%8 B 1952. J&J
5s
108
114M
1st ext 3
Traction Term'l
Trenton,G & El g 5s
Trenton St Ry ext 5s
Gen g
106M
West
f debs 1960
1st serial 4s 1940-42
1st serial 4 Ms 1943-45
101
1st M
Toho Electric Power
Toledo Edison 3>4* 1968...
1st mtge 3%s 1970
West End St Ry—See Boston El
West End Trac—See Phlla Co
West Ohio Gas 1st s f 5s 1958J& J
1st M 5s 1963 series E
57
Yonkors Ry 1st
Arkansas Pow & Lt
West Penn Power—
50
I&S15
1st s f 7s 1955 ser
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)1st g 6s 1953 series—J&D15
57%
18%
Bid
Stocks
Ask
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030-A&0
Third Avenue Ry (New York)-—
57
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&J
Adi lnc g 5s Jan 1860 opt—A&O /
18 M
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g 37—J&J / 100%
80
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942—F&A
65
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43-J&J
Tide Water Power
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Preferred BB_
106 M
3%
95%
6%
80%
7M
75
94
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref
$7 preferred
Citizens Gas Fuel com
-
98%
%
Citizens' Pass
Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities com
-1
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
x
1%
Ex-dividend.
Nov., 1940]
PUBLIC
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
are
Cleveland Railway
Stocks
103
103
*
10
100
25
1
*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref._..100
Common
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
Common
*
•
*
100
5X% preferred
Connecticut Power
25
Connecticut Ry & Lighting... 100
4K% preferred
100
Consol Elec A Gas $6 pref
*
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait)....--*
4X% pref series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
Cons Edison Co of N Y
*
com
55 preferred
Consol Gas Co (Pgh) pref
*
50
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Reading)....25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Power $5 pref
*
$4.60 preferred
*
Continental Gas & Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontmen Pass Ry—See Phlla R T
Frankf'd
66
Franklin Telegraph (guar) —100
Gandy Bridge common
—*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
115
1
1}*
X
59}*
6
98 x
106
n
104
107
iox
1054
A Light
6 *
preferred
..100
6H% preferred
100
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
*
Dan bury A Bethel G A E
pf
25
Dayton Pow A Lt 4 H % pref.100
Denver Tramway com
*
Preferred
100
Derby Gas A Elec $7 pref
Detroit A Canada Tunnel
-
24X
X
-
26
12
16
118
43
38 X
-
—
-
—
Duquesne
Duquesne Nat Gas
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
40
$6 pref
UX
Eastern Utii Assoc
33
-
IX
-
-
154
29
31
158
159
106 X
104 X
107}*
105 X
3
2
X
354
43 x
U
4}*
"lX
112
115
105
117
108
114}*
116}*
120
27
75c
9
67}*
-
10
117
2X
73 X
3}*
74X
8*
4
2*
IX
6X
69 X
10X
12}*
ilH
18
2
28}*
454
6%
74}*
65 X
35*
64
3
60
100
6X
6X
40 X
36X
17 X
2X
40
35M
17
46
34 X
3354
57
65
118
223
79
88"
85
84
83
88
86
80
84
86}*
*
83}*
*
87
91
9X
60
10
25
Fall River Gas Works...
Federal Light A Tr com
25
15
Preferred ($0)
*
Federal Power A Light com—50
•
Without par value,
a
33
7% pref class A
Hamilton Bridge common
Hamilton Gas common
26
32
Harrisburg
20
55
111
50
Bridge
57
8X
R
T
_
22 X
12X
95
102X
113X
111
cl A
com
*
Railway Co
111
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
Mackay Companies 4% pref.
100
25
102
107 X
25
2
81
_
17 J*
65
90
25
47
6% prior preferred
100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n—
.
7c
15c"
2
3X
26X
6% preferred
100
Havana Elec & Utll $5 pref
*
6% preferred
*
Haverhill Elec Co
2
Haverhill Gas Light....
2
Hestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
25}*
4654
12
12*54"
Holyoke Water Power
Houston Natural Gas
1
15 X
*
14X
Illinois Iowa Power
common
5*
5% conv preferred
Arrears certificates
$6 preferred
50
Illuminating Shares class A
Indiana Assoc Telep $6 pref
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
3X
36
*
*
7% preferred
..100
General Service—
6% preferred
100
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref.100
97
x
62 X
106X
110
35*
64
Indiana Service Co 6% pref—100
7% preferred
.100
Indiana Telephone Corp
100
Indianapolis Power & Light—
*
100
6X% preferred
100
Indianapolis Ry Co vtc
100
Indianapolis Water 5% pref..100
Interboro Rapid Transit
Common certificates of deposit.
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
Conv pref $3.50 series
25
50
Inter-Mountain Telep
10
Internat Ocean Teleg
(guar).. 100
International Power Co
*
1st preferred
100
Internat Power Securities Units.
international Ry v t c.
100
Internat Teleg of Me (gu)
100
International Telep &
Teleg
Foreign share ctfs
International Utilities—
*
*
23 X
13 h
102
14
84 X
14 X
16
1754
113
6
4
4
87
4X
91X
4
8
20
30
.
2*
2X
2X
2X
2X
100
74
100
100
75
100
106
6
5X
84
*
*
105
..*
5%
——.——.*
100
354
100
100
certificates
Italian
Superpower—
Investing Companies.
A
100
—
•
X
Called for redemption, see page
111.
*
com
k Last sale,
n
13X
129
32"
35
r
96"
55
8
754
%
4X
35*
3X
X
92X
84
83
10354
354
10454
4X
100
28X
JX
97
195*
47"
*
Mountain States Tel & Tel. .100
50
100
1
10
50
10
com
National Power A Light com
*
$0 preferred
*
1st pref 100
0% preferred
Nevada-Calif Electric
com
.100
10
Preferred
100
New Bedford Gas A Edison Lt.25
New Eng Gas A Elec Assn—
$5H preferred stamped-.....*
New Eng Pow Assn com....—*
0% preferred
.....100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Co $0 pref.100
New England Pub Ser com.....*
$7 prior preferred...
...*
*7 preferred
.*
$0 preferred
*
$0 prior pref
*
New England Tel A Tel——100
New Haven Water
.—.60
5X
1754
45 X
131
54
2354
15
28
42 X
45*
8X
93X
115
115
1
26
65
31
8
58
19X
137
73
10
9
65X
118X
81
111}*
New Jersey Water pref..—
100
New Mexico Gas com.......-.6
103
0% preferred.
..50
t New stock,
t
85}*
95
40
.100
50
93 X
85 X
116
*
...10
4X
81
114
107
com
X
4X
4X
93
100
*
Narragansett El 4}* % pref
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref
National City Lines com
Canadian price,
110
50
5X
46
108
Nominal,
25c
4
8
94"
88
5% preferred
$3 conv preferred
National Gas A Elec
108
10
..100
com.
Tramways com
Mountain Fuel Supply
Mountain States Power
4
New Jersey Pow A Lt $0 pref—*
11
...
Supply.........*
ser
*
Nebraska Power 7%
Common
.......15
Iowa Southern Utilities—
pref
Pow & Lt $6 pref
Class A
36
cum
Missouri
Montreal
100
$5
*
—
76
7 % preferred
Iowa Elec Lt & Power Co—
6% preferred A
6}*% preferred
7 % preferred O
Iowa Power A Lt
7% pref
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
Preferred
Jamaica Water
preferred-
Mississippi Power $0 pref
*
$7 preferred
*
Miss Power A Light 0%
pref
*
Mississippi Riv Pow 0% pref.100
Montana Power 6% pref
Montreal L H A Pow Cons
Montreal Telegraph
2X
8}*
27X
arrear
cum
"I"
107
*
5% preferred.
0% preferred
3
Investing Companies.
Common
100
37)4
73
111
6% preferred
Middlesex Water
*
Middle West Corp com
5
Midland United com.........*
Montana Dakota Utilities
25*
254
8X
110
Monongahela L A P—See PhllaCo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaOo
Monongahela Valley Water—
7% preferred
100
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 16
23
109
111X
109X
*
Missouri Pub Service
35
22X
Interstate Natural Gas
...♦
Interstate Power pref $7
*
$6 preferred
*
Investors Telephone com.......*
Iowa Electric Co—
See
—
112
83
10854
Mexican Northern Ry com.—100
Preferred
100
Mexican Utilities preferred
100
$0
112
97
106
*
Convertible pref A
»
Midland Utll 7% prior lien..100
0% prior Hen
...100
7% preferred class A
.100
0% preferred class A
100
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7% pref 100
38
21X
4X
*
Michigan Consol Gas
Michigan Public Service
35*
28X
6X
50
...5
7% prior preferred
"%
X
*
*
14}*
97
Illinois Power & Light—
Memphis Natural Gas
Metropolitan Edison Co—
9
*
*
109
♦
Common with warrants
Common without warrants
$2 Preferred
16 X
X
3X
102 X
113}*
98
Francisco)
$5 cum preferred
$6 preferred series O
$6 prior preferred
55
.
8
Modified 5% guar
2X
37
*
21
3154
35
100
89
100
Maiden Electric Co
25
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
25
Manchester Gas pref
100
Manhattan Railway 7% guar
25
100
53
*
*
Market St Ry(San
preferred
Huntington Water 7% pref
Idaho Power 7% pref
6 % 1 st Deferred
111 Comm'l Telep 6%
pref
116
100
Preferred.
Lowell Electric Light
Luzerne <^0 Gas & El $0
pref
$7 preferred
c
Marion (Ohio) Water 7% pref.100
Marion Reserve Pow $5 pref....*
non-cum
1954
100
100
"354
50
100
100
103
102
69
com
954
Certificates of deposits
Marcon Int Marine
Commun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs
f1
4
3X
1
103
4
74
100
69
60
common
37
X
100
25
Harrisburg Rys
97
10134
31X
29X
X
Certificates of deposits
34
33
2X
IX
1
7%
55
7X
Phila
112}*
109}*
*
6% arrear certificates!.
6X% arrear certificates
10
8X
_
25
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref
95*
79
845*
Ry—See
100
6X% preferred
$7 preferred
76
Company....
*
*
—*
Gulf States Utll $6 pref
*$5.50 preferred
Hackensack Water
See
113
217
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass
Fall River Elec Light...
_*
—-■*
pf—100
6% preferred
92
100
100
European Elec class A
$1.25 pref
Common
Greenwich Water Sys 6%
Gulf Power $6 preferred
Common
88
Empire A Bay State Tel (gu) 100
Empire District Elec. 6% pf-.lOO
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8%-100
Preferred 7%
...100
6X% preferred
100
Essex
Gas
100
654
1754
46
*
5% preferred
6% preferred.
7% preferred
Louisville
Indiana
3
4H
*
17
5%
10
8X
60
5X pref (with warrants)
15
96
Preferred
Hudson & Manhattan
111}*
60
60
!5 cumulative preferred
*
Germantown Pass—See PhilaRT
Gloucester Elec Lt Co....
25
60
*
Longview Bridge class A
5
Louisiana Power A Light $6
pf_*
Louisv Gas & Elec
7
.6
80
100
Preferred
Havana Elec Ry com
955*
110
6 preferred
Erie Coach
92
100
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Gas com
94
27 X
100
88
Harrisburg Gas 7% preferred. 100
-
-100
6% preferred
*
25
22
Empire Power Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Engineers Pub Serv com
__..l
40 X
99
91"
2
Ellxabethtown Water Oona
Elizabeth Consol Gas
iox
39 X
98
88}*
26X
—
com
9X
*
22
*
Preferred
1
*
Greenwich
*
...
20
10954
3
100
7% Preferred
Eliz & Trenton RR
Long Island Lighting com
7% preferred A
6 % preferred B
106X
*
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%
El Paso Nat Gas com
Lone Star Gas Corp
21
8/e
45}*
__
Wat Gas & Elec com..
80
52 54
109
19
..*
Warrants
75
2054
*
preferred
19
265*
106X
6
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
2(1 pref series A
Optional warrants
20
50
conv
Preferred
18
85
57
75c
70
*
*
78X
56
6% preferred
100
8% preferred......
....100
Elec Power A Light Corp
*
*
Lexington Wat Serv 7% nref.100
Light & Pow Securities Co
._*
common
80
60c
*
General Pub Util
77 X
*
Electric Bond A Share..
6 preferred
5 preferred
Electric Ferries common
100
100
Common
Corp—
Companies.
See Investing
25
Lexington Telep 0% pref
Gold & Stock Telep (guar).
*
com
40
Green & Coates—See Phila R T
Green Mt Pow Corn $6 pref—*
100
100
Convstock
34
100
Lawrence Gas & Elec Co
Lewiston Gas Lt 5% pref..
125*
78
25
40
76
100
Easten Telep A Tel eg
33
42
100
5% preferred
119
-
75117
36
East biiore Pub Serv 6}*% pf 100
6% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
37
1054
X
8
73*'
100
5% adjustment stock
100
Eastern Mich Transportation
*
Eastern Minn Power 6% pref—*
40
33X
52
36
*
100
32
119
*
com
66
X
67 X
50
-*
6% preferred
4X% prior preferred
Eastern Mass St
Ry com
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
98 X
$3 preferred
Georgia Power $6 preferred.
$5 preferred
Georgia Power & Lt 6% pref
*
East Coast Public Service vtc. 1
East Middlesex Street Ry
100
East Term Lt A Pow
60
93
32
117X
109
102
105
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref..100
7 % Junior preferred
50
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Telephone $4 pref
50
Key West Elec 1% pref
100
Kings Co Ltg i % pref
100
5% preferre
100
Elec (Del) com A..*
$5 prior preferred
*
$6 cum conv pref ser A
*
$6 conv pref ser B
*
$7 preferred
*
$8 preferred
*
116X
104
101
47
5X
655*
154
103
*
9
100
119
10c
100
7
106
Gen Gas &
Gen
}*
common
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc's
109"
7% preferred
Kansas Power & Light—
4X% preferred
4X
Gen Telep Tri Corp
60
114
100
Light—8ee Phila Co—
2X
*
5% preferred
48
65
Duke Power
15*
......—100
5% preferred
5X% preferred
$2.50
X
*
*
Detroit Int'l Bridge com
26
130
*
58
116
100
Detroit Edison
26
100
Gary Elec & Gas common
Gatlneau Power com—
Gen Telephone Corp com
-
^
76
...
33
R T
101X
91X
*
'
52
7% preferred
—
Crescent Public Service com
100
6% preferred
100
Cumberland Gas com vtc
1
Cumbereand Co (Maine) Power
Phila
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock—
74
1
S'thwark—see
General Public Service
Continental Telephone 6}* % pref
Cuban Telep common
&
Preferred
305*
58 X
-*
Connecticut Light & Power
76
*
*
100
7% preferred
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref. .100
6% preferred
*
Kansas Power Co 0% pref
._*
114
Bid
108 X
Light—
Kansas City Pub Serv
Preferred
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
51X
...
Par
City Power A
1st pref $6 series B
103
$50 par
Stocks
Kansas
47
pref__100
issue
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pf.100
6% preferred
100
5X% preferred
100
35
Light" 50
85
114}*
79
Ask
31X
32X
^
Fitch burg Gas" & Elec
Florida Power Corp 7 %
Preferred
*32
n
*
*
nrflfArrAfl
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
*
Florida Telephone
100
Frankfort Kentucky Nat Gas. .85
27}*
6}*
30X
5*
15*
—
Common
100
113
113
Commonwealth
First preferred rt%
28
ox
83 5*
7254
63X
100
Community Pub Ser com
Community Water Serv com
7% preferred
43}*
114}*
27 X
5% conv preferred
100
Columbus A Southern Ohio Elec—
6% preferred A
...100
6X% preferred B
..100
Commonwealth Edison Co....25
Commonwealth Gas
1
& $ou Corp com *
Optional warranter.
$6 preferred
Commonwealth Tel (Pa) 7% pf 20
Commonwealth Utility 6}*% pf_*
Commonwealth Water Co—
5 X % preferred
100
Commonwealth Water A Light—
6% preferred.
*
7% preferred
.....—*
Community Pow A Lt—
Bid
A__*
com
$6 preferred
$6}* preferred
113}*
27 x
a
100
5% preferred
STOCKS
Par
Federal Water Service
101
43
100
6% preferred series A
UTILITY
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
as
fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila Co.
7% preferred
100
City Water Co (Chat) pref—.100
City Water (New Castle) pref.100
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref-.100
5% preferred
25
Colum G & El Corp (Del) com..*
near
Ask
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—
Cleve Elec Ilium common——
54.50 preferred
as
Ex-dividend.
82X
Quotations for all securities are
Bid
Par
Stocks
7% preferred----
w
116%
115
105
2%
68
6% preflOO
5% % Pfd-100
6% pref
100
N Y & Richmond Gas
72
106
N Y State El & Gas
106%
27%
5%
80
-10
100
28
81
5%
68
pref 5% series
—.100
warrants
das* B option warrants
Norristown Water Co
50
North American Co
10
6% preferred series
50
2d
332
$6 preferred
96
101
2034
56%
5534
%
& Power.
—
*
Securities—.*
Ltg Prop com——*
20%
57%
56%
81
50
—-
82%
%
North Amer Utility
North Boston
Preferred
50
3%
Co (Del)
10
Northeastern Wat 8c Elec com.-*
$4
preferred
14
41
Gas.------25
Util7% pref—100
(Del) cl A— -25
7% preferred
100
85
Northern N Y
12k
Nor States Power
84
76
---100
112%
(Minn) $5 series cum pref—--*
Northwest Electric 7% pref—100
North West Util 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
-——--100
N'western Bub Serv 6% pref. 100
7% preferred
—100
Northwestern Telegraph (guar) 50
NY PA NJ Utilities S3 pref
*
Ogden Corp common
—4
79
««
85
9334
3634
24
3%
114
Ohio Public Service
10034
103%
108
pref---------100
5% pref-100
5%% 1st preferred
100
6% preferred
—100
Units
--------100
100
^
Tel (gu)
25
Electric
25
1st preferred (6%)——.25
1st preferred (5%%)—
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com
*
Pacific Gas 8c
$5
100
pref
*
0% preferred
Pacific Public ServiceCommon
3
2
10%
;
16""
28%
34%
30%
41%
84%
100
100
152
Line
---------—----.--*
Pecos Vallev Pow & Lt com
-*
Peninsular Telephone Co com.-*
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
38
.
A——25
32%
32%
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
5 preferred———-----—*
{2.80 preferred
Pennsylvania Gas common..-- *
Penn Gas 8c Elec Co 7% pref_-l00
$7 pref
—————...*
Penna Gas 8c Elec Corp
Class A-.-.
Pennsylvania Power $5 pref..—*
Pennsylvania Pow 8c Lt $7 pref-*
SO preferred
*
$5
preferred
— --*
Pennsylvania State Water pref-*
Pennsylvania Telephone Go—
$2.50 preferred
.
...
Pennsylvania Water 5c Power.--*
$5 preferred
*
Peoples Gas & Fuel Corp
1
Peoples G L 8c O (Oblc) -...100
Peoples Light & Power Co A....1
Common class B
-1
^
scrip
.......—----
$3 preferred
Peoples Water 8c Gas$6
—-25
14
24
5$.
107%
111%
108%
103
106%
57%
58
114
15
39%
1%
1%
/ 105
19%
89
100
T
101
Philadelphia Co com—
--*
$5 preferred-.
-*
6% cum preferred.
50
$6 cum pref
-*
Allegheny Traction———-.50
Citizens Traction
---.60
Consolidated Trac pref--—50
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pref 100
Federal St 8c Pleasant Val—25
Monongahela Lt & Pow
60
Monongahela St Ry
60
Phlla & Darby—See Phlla R T
Phila & Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com——
*6 preferred
Phlla Elec Power 8% pref--—25
..
37%
65%
pref-.100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref.
Phlla City Pass—See Phlla R
5
*
69
73
100
com._l
Non-cum preferred
*
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref-.100
7% preferred
100
Potomac Elec Pow 0% pref—100
5 % %
preferred
100
71
76
65c
$6 preferred
Portland RR 5% stock
Postal Telegraph System
Pottsville Water Co
-
Power Corp of Canada com
First preferred
55c
6%
99*"
17%
29%
34%
31%
41%
107%
6%
6%
78%
44%
84%
3*
115%
%
60
21%
Texas Gas Util
115%
60
1
com.
7% preferred
50
62 >
85-
113
106
72
9%
Tide Water Power 6 % pref
91
86
111%
108
33
159
138
140%
124%
111%
110
75
190
7% preferred
100
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
111
113
115
117
98
99
10
11%
19%
United Gas 8c Elec (Conn)
7 % preferred
com.*
...100
United Gas & El (N J) 5% pf.100
United Gas Corp com.-.—...I
$7 non-voting pref
__*
Warrants
6
9%
32%
....
*
$5 preferred
33%
75
United 111 Co of New Haven.
United Lt & Pr oom A
Common
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
1
Riverside Traction..
-.60
'At
k
6%
cum
*
*
B
1st pref
United Light <& Ry 0% pref—-100
30
50
55
J 00
100
..100
10u
104
104%
0.36% preferred———100
7% preferred
100
United Public Service Corp—.
104%
Electric—
0% preferred series O
0% preferred series D
5% preferred series E ...
Rochester Telep $0% pref
Rochester Transit common
Rockland Light & Power
105
United Pub Util
99
100
114
120
1
$2.75 preferred
$3 preferred
•
United Utility Co common
10.
Utah Power <fc Light—
$6 preferred
——
*'
$7 preferred
*
Utilities Power 8c LightOld 7% cum preferred
100
1
*
10%
-10
Joseph Ry Lt & Pr 5% pf—100
Joseph Water 6% pref—-100
84
107
Water pref.-100
1.50
St Louis Public Serv class A
1
8an Antonio Public Service—
113
6% preferred
100
12%
123% San Diego Gas & Elec Co com. 10
7% preferred
100 a
153%
23%
5% pref :rr ;d—
20
39% Savannah Elec & Power Co—
92
6% preferred100
103
6%% preferred
100
34%
106
34%
7% preferred
100
108
7%% preferred
100
124
39%
8% preferred
100
114
66% 9cranton Electric $0 pref--.----*
15% Scranton-SpriQg Brook
55
Water Service 0% pref—.—.*
28
15c
Scranton Transit common.—-—1
7
1
Seattle Gas common—-----—*
14%
109
1st $5 preferred
---100
O
A
2d $5 preferred
——*
112%
%
109
Second Ave RR Cop (N Y)
•
105
2d 8c 3d Sts Ry—See Phila R T
8
*
109% Shasta Water Co
12%
Shawlntgan Water 8c Power
♦
101
Water
S8* Shenango Valley0% prefpref.-100
60
Sierra Pac Elec
100
21%
Sierra Pacific Pow common.._ 15
115
Preferred
-—100
16%
Sioux City Gas & Electric
25
102
$7 preferred
100
3
South Bay Oonsol Wat 6% pf-100
Sou Carolina EI & Gas7 % pf.. 100
88"
South Carolina Power 6% pref..*
South Pitts bur gn Water—
6 % preferred
100 a 105
7 % preferred
100 a 115
_
12%
22%
6% preferred
25
Vlantic Teleg (gu).25
South Calif Edison common.-.25
5 % % preferred series O
25
0% preferred series B
—25
Original preferred--.——.25
Southern Oa'lf Gas Co—
0% preferred series A——
6% cum preferred
25
12%
24"
95
105
109
110
127
117
*
Corp.—1
Virginia Electric 8c Power—
$6 preferred
*
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref—100
6% preferred
100
Washington (DO) Gas Light—
Partlc units
57
13%
800
-
""%
15%
0
1
>IH
99%
101
%
Western Lt & Tel com
22%
-.-25
*
Preferred
Western
16%
103%
5
Massachusetts Cos.-
Western
N"
Y Wate* pref.
30
—
Western Pub Serv $1.50 pref----*
Western Union Telegrapn.100
*
Westmoreland Water pref
16"
22*
67
100
14""
Wheeling Bridge
——.100
113
Wheeling Elec 6% pref...—-100
Wllllamgport Water pref.
*| 102%
1.00
Winnipeg Elec class A————*7
1.00
Class B
* r
6%
Preferred
-----100 r
25
Wisconsin Electric Power—
90"
6% pret (1897
Common
29%
4%% preferred
48
34%
34%
25%
35
30%
35
26%
11
12
-
7%
101
18%
100
preferred
6%% preferred--—-.-.-.100
100
6% preferred
York (Pa)
Southern Indiana
100
Wisconsin Pub 8er Corp 7% pflOO
*
50
——.—50
.
Railways pref
Common
York
—5
Power Co.-
Worcester Trans Assoc
68
——-.-20
Hvuro-Elec 6% pref.. _L00
Wise Michigan Pow 4%% pf-100
Wisconsin Pow 8c Lt 0% pref. 100'
Wise
Wolverine
1%
1.25
series).—.—100
19
17%
107
-----
Washington Wat Pow 0% pref--*
West Ohio Gas com
*
West Penn Elec Co class A--.- *
7% cum preferred...---—-100
6% cum preferred
100
West Penn Power Co com
*
4%% preferred
—100
West Phlla Pass—See Phila RT
West Texas Utilities $0 pref—-_*
West Va Water Serv 0% pref—*
28%
100
24%
*
4%% conv preferred
---100
pref
LO'i
Wash (D O) Ry 8c El com
100
5% preferred
100
Common
W »,sh lias 8c Elec 7%
46
r
A
Utilities Stock 8c Bond
17
64
Gas & Elec—
4.8% cum preferred —
1L.
Southern Nat Gas com
7%
com
Class B common————
28%
29%
30%
Southern A
«
1.80
116
107
4%% preferred
100
Telephone com...*
Southeastern
Power...
87
United Gas Improvement.—.
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Pow—
Preferred
4%
*
cum preferred
Warrants
40%
17%
—....—
$3
40%
5
5% preferred
Union Gas (Canada)
Union Gas System oom.—.—.10
Preferred
50
Union Pass—See Phlla R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford).-100
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
United Corp
----------
110%
112%
G 8c E 0% pf 100
103
_
155%
123%
109
100
100
Twin States Gas& El 7% pref. 100
Twin City Rap Transit (Minn). *
107%
100%
33%
99
*
98"
49
47
106
114%
6% preferred
5%
preferred
98
95%
4%
42
'
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%-—-100
113
106
*
6% preferred
*
Third Avenue Ry (NY)
100
13th & 15th Sts—See Phlla R T
Without par value,
t Trading discontinued in these Issues, and while saleable, the price would be
and the consol. 3-6%'bonds as shown in the reorganization plan,
o Called for redemption, see page
r Canadian pric*
J New stock,
x Ex-dividend.
*
27%
*
Texas Power & Lt 7% pref--.100
5%
Kapld Transit Ry—Sec P 8 Corp
Southern Canada
32%
116%
30%
100
7% preferred
..-.—-100
Tampa Gas, 7% pref.
100
Terre Haute Elec 6% pref
100
Texas Electric Ry
100
Texas Elec Service $6 pref
*
Texas Hydro Electrlc$3.50pref.*
5
8% preferred--.100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred--.—-100
$5 preferred
—
Consolidated Trac of N J- -100
St
*
»
Texas Power Corp common..-.-*
lW
0% preferred
100
5% preferred
100
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior pref--*
$6 preferred
*
Public 8erv Co of N H $0 pref--*
$5 preferred
:
*
St
100
pref.500 Fes
114
Public Elec Light 0% pref...-100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref-.100
Rochester Gas 8c
preferred
116
25
*
Corp of N J
7%
107
_.__.*
Providence Gas Co
*
Swiss Amer Elec 5%
St Louis County
75
—
$1 40 preferred class
42
4
95
1134
Teleg
Common
10%
103
101
90
17%
120%
preferred
6%
40
representing cornRhode Isid Pub Serv $2 pref 27 %
Class A
5o
——-
1st preferred
Pacific Telep 8c
96
Amer shares
107
preferred
Pacific Pow & Lt 7%
93
pref—-100
7% prior preferred
100
Portland Gas & Coke 7% pref 100
Portland Gas Light..-.
50
com
B
Preferred
Syracuse Transit
Taeoma Ry 8c Pow Co
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
5% conv preferred
Tampa Elec Co
Portland Elec Pow 6%
Republic Nat Gas
25c
39%
35
15%
—100
*
Suburban Rapid Transit St Ry_50
Superior Water Light 8c Power-
102%
Queens Borough
114
1%
3%
R T
Phila
20%
49%
114%
44
48
..o
8% oonv preferred A——100
Oregon Wash Water pref
*
Ottawa Light Heat 8c Power.__.*
Preferred
Traction—See
105
2034
—lo
preferred
——50
$5.50 con v. prior pref
*
Omaha & Council Bluffs Ry—
8c Bridge Co 4% pref— ----100
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry Co
6% preferred
100
Pacific 8c Atlantic
110
116
Class
1x8
119%
42
$3
Omnibus Corp common
105""
113
20
Participating preferred
*
*
*
*
1
43
Philippine Long Dist Tel
100
Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
$5.50 preferred
100
Plain field Union Water
*
12
%6
106%
*
3%
*
_
11
40
1
$7 cum prior pref
$4 cum preferred
$6 cum prior pref
Standard Pow & Lt
42
103
—-
0% preferred
115%
115%
42
A com *
Elec 7% PreflOO
Okla Nat Gas Corp com
10§"
192
Ohio Water Service
Oklahoma Gas 8c
3%
.
18*
Standard Gas & Elec com
60
Ask
City Water 6% pf 100
Gas & Elec pref
*
Gas Lt Co
25
(Mass) St Ry Cos—«
Preferred
60
118
1
5
5% preferred
13%
60
Transportation Co-
Common
Phila
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
20
Rapid Transit St Ry Co.—100
Public Serv of Okla 0% pref--100
7% preferred
100
Public Serv El 8c G $5 pref
*
Puget Sound Pr <k Lt $6 pref
»
$5 prior preferred—---*
Quebec Power common
*
114
50
100
7% preferred
37
26
Phila
Public Service
Ohio Power 6%
Ohio Service Holding com
95
20
107 k
114 k
-;-*
$7 preferred
12%
85%
76%
113%
80*
13 k
53
*
*
preferred
Ohio Edison $6 prer
118%
103%
102
Northern liberties
Ohio Cities Water
106%
117
.-----100
100
6% preferred
16
59%
106 %
100
6% preferred
7% preferred
5%% preferred-—
4%
58%
.—-——
Public Serv—
Northern Indiana
1
49
Texas
North
Me
"At
*
25
Southwestern Light & Power—
$6 preferred
S'western States Telep com
8
12
38
10
Phila
Union Gas com
preferred
Common
10c
Southwestern G & E 5% pref 100
47
Pass guar
50
Phila Suburban Wat 6% pf—100
69
Class A option
5% % preferred
North American Light
Pk &
Passenger
50
Green & Coates Sts ($15 pd) 50
Hestonville M & F com----50
Preferred
50
PhilaCityPass Ry($22% pd)-50
Phila & Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil & Gray's Fy ($25 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)—50
2d & 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th & 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction ($17% pd)_50
West
A
161
Southwest Consolidated Corp.
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% preflOO
Southwest Nat Gas $6 pref
10
25
Germantown
106 %
Southern
90
26
Frandf'd & Southwark
7
Oommon
Niagara Huda >n Power
1st pref $5 series
Pass.50
4
Bid
100
Southern New Eng Telep
15
Fairm't
25
6%
preferred
100
N Y Railways pref-—_————*
N Y Water Serv
Haddington.-50
1%
70
19
105%
11534
$6pref-—--*
3*
Passenger guar
50
Pass Ry ($29 pd)-50
42"
18
preferred
— . — -100
Queens El Light & Pow—
N Y &
Continen
15
Telegraph (guar)—25
N Y City Omnibus common-—-*
Option warrants.--. —
7%
Citizens
35
N Y Mutual
N Y Pow & Lt Corp
29
105
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stock*
{Philadelphia Rapid Transit--50
7%
preferred
50
28
Newport Electric Corp com—-20
6% preferred
----luu
Newport Water $6 preferred----*
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
of the month preceding the date of Issue
possible for the closing day
as near as
Ask
22 %
109
New Orleans Pub. Serv com...
STOCKS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
80
Water Co
10
26%
based upon Phlla. Trans. Corp. preferred stock
111.
/Flat price. JcLast sale. , n Nominal,
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous
Securities" we include all issues which do not
appear
under the previous three
headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
In the
case of
stocks, however, we put "Textile Manufacturing,"
"Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,'1
"Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
Bonds
Bid
"and
are
Quotations for all securities
are as
Bonds
INDUSTRIAL AND
BONDS
50#
45
>/
f
46"
A
6#s 1947
--J&J
Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills
6s 1941-1912
F&A
100
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955..
30"
55
58
52
A<!
6s 1955.
/
54#
Alpine Montan Steel Corp-
102#
100#
108#
50"
65
Brush-Moore Newspa 5s '45. A&O
A 1942
M&N
103#
48
56
59"
17
7
/
/
F&A
20
9
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink iund det> 4#s 1950.-A&O
Byera Machine 3-6s
65
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
S f inc deb 4#-5s 1967
J&J /
68
104#
104#
30#
31#
Anthony (E C)—
f 68 (San Fran) 1942 J&D
f 6s (Los Ang) 1942—J&D
98
98
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951 (w-s)__J&J
/
A-NY& B-NY Realisation—
11
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B 1955.F&A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957.-J&J
Arnold Print Works—
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
A&O
Arundel Bond Corp 3-5s Dec 1 '53
Arundel D*>b Corp 4-6s Dec 1 '53
104
UH
a
t—«1 ' o co
£
Without warrants
t—'
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Mtge 6s 1950
M&S /117#
Bait Steam Packet 5s 1942..F&A
70
5
Baragua Sugar Estates—
J&J
J&D
Bates Valve Bag 6s 1942
F&A
Battle Creek Sanitarium—
1st s f 4 #s A 1954
J&J
Baush Mach Tool ext 5s *41.M&S
/
Bay way Terminal 2nd inc 6s '57- /
Beaver Mills 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Bedford Pulp & Pap«<r 6#s 1942.
Beech Creek C & O 5s 1944..J&D
Bendlx Home Appliances—
5% conv debs 1944
M&N
l'urch
money 6s
Bethlehem
4^8 to
1998
Q-Feb
Steel Corp—
1941
J&J
f conv 3 # « debs '52 A&O
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser F 1959-J&J
Cons mtge 3s ser G I960..F&A
Cons mtge 3 #s ser H '65—F&A
s
Serial debentures—
0.50% due Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
1.00% due
1.25% due
1.50% due
1.75% due
2.00%Jkdue
1
1
1
1
1
1
_
1941
1942
1943.
1944.
1945.
1946.
44
95
69
103
40
7
104"
101#
118#
48
100
99#
47
65
20
23"
28
99
97
99"
84
87
86
151#
90
44#
68
27
99
69
70#
79
49
97
.
106#
107
1st cum inc 5s
102#
105#
Called for redemption, see page
Conv
4s
4
88#
s
90
w w
1948
Series
10
F&A
B__
...
Cum inc 5s (ex-sfck) Nov t
1949
97#
Dickinson (Alb't) 6#s 1935.J&D
Distribution Term Warehouse—
97#
52
5s-1956
A&O
Dom Coal 1st
4#s ser A '52-A&O
Serial 3 #s 1910-1913
A&O
89
Dominion Steel & Coal
6#s 1955Dominion Tar & Chemical
86#
/
24#
leve Tractor
'
/
10
1951
M&N
Dom Woolens & Wors
6s '53.J&J
Donnacona Pap 4-4
#8 '56—F&A
10-yr 5#% notes 1947—-J&J
Dow Chemical 2
#s debs '50 M&S
85
Serial debentures—
8
0.35%
0.65%
0.90%
1.15%
1.40%
106#
104
1.60%
1.75%
1.90%
2.00%
2.05%
106
35
55
58
,
60#
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1941.
1942.
1943.
1944.
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
6s 1949
5
89
§5"
50
111.
b Basis,
101 *«i
101#
101#
61
64
75
77
51#
100#
94#
105
105"
53
100#
95#
100
103#
47
f This price includes aocrued interest,
86
38
88
45
19
99# to 98
25
20
101
10
34#
68
70
69#
71#
72
74
§8*
62
64
54
70
56
60
103#
104#
100
100
100#
100#
Deb 5s series A 1955
Jan
Du Mont (Allen B) Laboratories—
93
33
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Dryden Paper
—F&A
Dufferin Paving & Stone—
34
117
102
conv
57"
6#
a
Co—_
Deb 4 #s ser A
26#
2 #-5s
1949
M&N
Durham Duplex Rasor 6s 1955—
Durez Plastics & Chem—
4 #s conv debs 1949
Earl Fruit 1st s f 5#s 1947—M&N
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Eastern Corp 5s 1953
J&D
101
101
101
101
101
101
67
69"
28
29#
50
60
63
106#
80
108
84
104
11".
90#
9l#
48"
a.-~
102
M&S
Dickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
44
(w-s) '48—F&A
F&A
5s 1945.M&N
J&D
f deb 4s
1950
Detroit Garages 5 #8 Mar
1948—
Detroit Har Term 1st 6s
*50.M&S
Detroit Times 6s 1941 to
'43 M&S
Deutsche Kentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct
15*60 A&OIS
5
3
90
Budapest 7s 1953
98#
94
55
Publish deb 3s 1955--A&O
99#
Dairyland League—
^
Oertifs 6s May 1 1944
(/ 102
Certifs 5s May 1 1945
98#
Oertifs 5s May 1 1946-72#
96#
Certifs 5s May 1
1947-—-—
95#
Certifs 5s May 1 1948
94#
Certifs 5s May 1 1949
93#
Certifs 5s May 1 1950
93
Davidson Biscuit 5 #s A
68
'45 A&O
101#
72
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1946—-J&D
100
De Bardeleben Co il
72
Corp—
1st cum inc 5s
1957--Ann April
27#
80
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
stmp M&S
46#
Deerfield Glassine 1st 5s Mar
42
'50.
Defiance Paper 6s 1939
52
J&D
Delaware Floor Products-—
98
2nd income 6s Mar
52#
1946
I
34
36# Detroit City Ice & Fuel—
40
101#
104#
98#
0.
A&O
Asphalt 5s 52.A&N
1944
Cudahy Packing 3#s A '55.M&S
^
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961-A&O
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
Corp Inc 5s 1968
-J&R
ties Service
104#
i
35^
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941 ..M&N
107
Certain-teed Prod 5 Ha 1948 M&S
84#
Oespedes Sugar 7 Mb 1939
M&S /
6
Champion Pap Corp 6s '45—F&A
96
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4 #s s f deb '50('35
Issue).M&S
105#
4 #b s f deb '50('38
issue)-M&S
103#
Ohar-eaugay Ore & iron—
See Railroad bonds.
Cheney Bros 5s ex-w 1937—M&N
15
5s with stock 1937
M&N /
15
Chic Molded Prod 5s 1949
Chicago Produce District
..UU
18
—-
66#
Carribean Sugar—
Cum inc 7s 1941
F&A
Carrier Corp conv 4 Ma 1948 A&O
Carthage Marble Corp—
lstsf 6#s A 1942
M&S/
Gen mtge 5s 1941
M&S
Central Iron & Coal 6s 1938.F&A
Central Ry Term & Cold
Storage
6 Ma 1952
A&O
15
85
64
J&J
.
74#
64
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Inc—
15-yr 4s sf Nov 1 1950—M&N,_ 104»n
a
10-yr s f deb 4 #s 1948
J&J a
[Crucible Steel 4 #s A 1948—F&A
104#
98
3s debentures 1955
F&A
Oelotex Corp—
Debenture 4 #s w w 1947.F&A
Central Coal & Coke—
Non-cum inc 4s B 1951—-A&O
/
Central Foundry Co—
8#
73
1960—J&J
[Curtis
68
13#
M&N
I
9
47]
713
83
83
15
69#
Coal Co—
-
123
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Carlisle Lumber 6s 1945
1st n-c Income 5s
Apr 1951
/
Oassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&S
Celanese Corp of America—
inc 5s 1953
Cuban Tobacco 5s
#
a
46
27
Ohesap'ke-CarapCorp4 #s *47J &J
104
Chicago Daily News—
3 #s.s f debs 1950
—A&O
105
Chic Grain Corp 3-5s 1952—A&O
[/ 31
153
-
t_i—1 » o o*-©
32
77
101
105!
46
-
71
70#
99#
100
!05#
1941—J&D
Oont'l Invest Bond
Corp 3-5s *53Oont'l Invest Deb
Corp 4-6s '53—
Continental Oil—
Conv deb 2#s 1948
J&D
Continental Roll & Steel
Fdy—
1st M conv s f 6s
1950
J&D
Ooplay Cement Mfg 6s '41
A&O
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s
*47 J&J
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 6#s 1945
Crane Co 3#s s f deb
40U1.J&0
1951.
2 #s s f debs
1950
A&O
Credit Fonder Franco-Canad—
5%
M&S
Credit Service—See
Investing Cos
Crowley Mliner 5#s 1946--M&N
102
„
100
106#
106#
102#
104#
42
102
25-yrguar 5s 1955
M&S
Can Pow & Pap Inv 5s
1958.F&A
106"
101"
72
1st M 6s 1949J&J
Can Locomotive 6s
July 1953
Canadian National Steamship—
74#
1st Hs
6s 1948
102#
99
96
82
Consumers Co (111) 5s 1959—J&J
1 Consumers Rock & Gravel—
1003
25#
Canada SS Lines—
1st & gen 5s 1957
50#
1950
Sink fund 5s
July 1
loo]
30
95
24
J&D
J&D
75#
conv
Coosolldatioo
65#
J&J
Canadian Bakeries 6#s '45.M&S
Canadian Oanners Ltd 4s'5lM&N
Canadian International Paper—
55
73#
102#
66"
99
78
101
F&A
F&A
Consolidated Warehouses Inc—
1st non-cum Inc 6s
1947.—J&J
44#
68#
—
Conv deb 4#s 1939—...J&J
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947—M&N
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
Bethlehem Fdy & Ma 5s *44.A&O
Bethlehem Steel Co—
o#s 1942-1945
4#s 1952
104#
104#
50
48#
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945F&A
60
Atlantic Refg 3s debs 1953..M&S
105#
Atl Bug Rof 1st s f 4s 1951—M&N
66
Atlas imperial Diesel Engine
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
101
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945.M&N
/
30
Gen conv 6s 1950
__M&N /
4
Auburn Automobile —
Cum inc deb 6s 1947
Barber & Ross 4s 1945
63
100#
70
101
Certificates of
deposit
Cum
45#
43
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
Can Cement 1st 4 Mb ser A'51 M&N
Canada Paper Co 3s 1941--.J&D
29
104#
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 *53
Atlanta Laundries—
1st lien 4s 1952
J&J
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlantic Ice & Coal 6s 1951.J&D
12#
28
8
.M&S /
M&N /
Consol Textile
36
Camaguey Sugar—
7s Certificates of deposit.1942
Campbell River Timb 6s '41.J&J
Campbell Transportation Co—
Equip trust 4Mb to 1946--M&S
Equip trust 4s to 1951
J&J
98
—-
72
98
ext to Jan 15 1942
Calaveras Timber 1st 6s '38.M&N
California Consumers Corp—
1st lien 3-5s 1955
J&D
Calif Cotton Mills 1st 6s *40.J&J
Calif Group Corp 5 #s 1956 M&N
80#
37#
4s wi 1950
Oonsol Indus (111) 5s
1958.-M&S
45
99
105#
68
5#s B *46 M&S
lst6#sserO 1946—.—-J&D
Consolidated Cement Corp—
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
:
40
44#
102#
99#
1/
Consolidated Oil deb3#s '51 J&D
Oonsol Pa^or Corp
5#s 1961-J&J
Oonsol Press 6#s 1949
J&D
44
a
Columbia River Paper Mills—
6s to 1948
A&O
Cum inc 5s
April 1967
Commercial Mackay
Cum inc 6s 1950
Cum inc 6% notes
31#
35
26
1946
90" Byrndum Corp
66
72
63
69
Bldg 1st 5s stamped 1960 A&O
85
Ann Apr /
Ames-Holden Tire A Rubber—
2d mtge inc 7s Jan 1 1943.M5
/
66
30
70
A&O
J&J
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
100
Oonv 6s 1961
69
62
a
70
J&J
& Iron s f 5s
1943.F&A
105#
Income 5s 1970
An Apr /
79#
Columbia River Packers AssnIncome deb 2s Oct 1950
65
4% notes ser E to 1941—M&N
100
4% notes ser F 1946
M&N
101
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J&J /
15
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961..M&S
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J
114
118
A&O
series B 1948
J&J
Hill Falls Co 6s 1959.M&N
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941.F&A
Buffalo Gen Laundr 6 #s '41. J&D
Bullock's Inc (Los Angeles)—
46#
97#
American Type Founders In©—
Conf s f deb 2#-5s 1950.—J&J
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42..M&S
American Writing Paper Co—
15-yr
Buck
Investing Companies
Amer La France & Foamlte—
6#% notes 1956
—J&D /
Am Lime & Stone 5#s '51
M&S
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943—J&J
American Nat Co
(Ohio]—
5s. 1955.
67
75" Bryant Paper 6s
103
101#
62#
J&J
M&N
1st 6s
Conv deb 5#s 1949—-_M&]
American International Corp—
Arcade Mall Iron 7s 1943
Armour & Co of Delaware
100#
Pulp &
48
60
/
/
Ask
Colo Fuel
Public Utility Bonds
Connor Lumb & Land
6s '41 M&N
Oonsol Biscuit 1st
7
Bklyn Serv Station 5#s '46.J&D
Brown Coal Indus 6 #s '53..A&O
Brown Co 1st 5#s 1946
A&O
1st 5#s 1950 ser B._.—M&S
Brown Pap Co ext 4#s 41. A&O
Bruck Silk M Ltd 6 Mb '45.M&N
540
Bid
Corp—See
55
Brandram-Henderson 6s '56. J&D
26
/
102#
Brit Col Packers 5s 1953
J&D
British Columbia Pulp &
Paper—
1st 6s 1950
M&N
Gen s f 7s 1950—
M&N
71
101#
100#
108
s
100
4s April 1953 (units)
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941—A&O
Bo water's Newfoundland
1st 5s 1968
Bowser (S F) 7s 1944
69"
70
8
102
Paper Mills 1st 4#s '68...J&J
32
67
.
Algoma Steel Corp Ltd—
1st
101#
—
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st
102#
102#
102#
100#
Bloomlngton Limestone Corp—
95#
40
27
/
/
(
102#
Blethen Corp (Seattle)—
62#
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
Debenture 6s 1944
101
65"
70
95
See
Bonds
101*
2.45% due Mar 1 1949—
2.60% due Mar 1 1950—Blaw-KnoxCo 1st M3^s *50 F&A
Adams Express—
See Investing companies
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
Ask
.
Colonial S S Co, Ltd—
Gen mtge 6s w s 1954
2.15% due Mar 1 1947...
2.30% due Mar 1 1948—
72
72
70
1954
Bid
Bethlehem 8teel Corp—
Serial debentures (Concluded,)—
Abitibi Power & Paper—
6s
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
issue
Ask
MISCELLANEOUS
General
interest" except
near as
49#
'37_M&S f
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938- -J&D
/ 105
~i#
k Last sale,
n
Nominal
Canadian funds.
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
"INDUSTRIAL
82
possible for the closing day
Quotationa for all securities are as near as
Ask
97
100
85
Inc deb 5s 1989
Hearst
ublica tj v4h to
33
35
1234
14
97
9834
Haytian Corp of America—
106
Ask
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
Eastern Racing Assn
5s 1045
80
1943.M&N
1952.F&A
5s 1951-
Eaton Paper 1st 534#
Elec Auto-Lite deb 4s
Eljer Company
Elk Horn Coal Corp—
Coll s f 4s I960
10534
75
4% notes 1942
Ernesto Breda 7s
10534
102
F&.A
4134
38 %
European Mtge & Invest Co—
1st lieu 7 ha i960 avr B—F&A
1834
1954
734 s income 196(L
it fien
1st lie: 7s 1967 ser C
M&S
■
1st
Hudson < 'oal
69"
Hudson River Day Line—
8 f 1st mtge 6s 1940
35
104
14
3034
31%
§z>*
72
w*
76
37
47
5034
52
71
69
35
110
74
59
99
101
10534
10634
26
3734
34
45
General Finance—
See Investing Companies.
Gen Kay on deb 6s HHb w w.J&
Gen St J Cast 1st 5(^s '49 w w.J&
65
72
89
6734
69
90
\f
s
7834
78
5s 1949
F&A
Warehouse &
Cold Storage 1st 3s 1958
A&C
Granite City Pl£ Iron—
Equipt Co deb
Grand Trunk
-
—
90
3634
10534
75
85
loo""
90
99
101
79
27
70
73
67
stmp__J&D f
103
17
74
75
74
76
10534
Lead deb 7s '32
41
334
49
62
10634
10534
9634
97
134
2
68
10234
10234
103
~2~"
41
4234
59"
105
49
Jacobs
65
70
60
62
50
20
»
I
>1-1.
8
1942
J&D
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
57
s f 5s 1950. .J&J
Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 4 348 ser A 1961..M&S
Journal of Co mm 6 34s '47
J&J
Kansas Pipe Line & Gas—
97
10334
1952—J&J
9834
22
69
70
64
66
6734
9834
99"
62
1st 5s series A w w
Karstadt
(uudolph)
103"
98
10534
10534
5
J&J
70
f
A&O
46
Lake St John Power &
f
3534
Lancaster Corp
97
10534
a
1945...A&O
Appeal
434®
10034
9234
M&S
1952
Mengel Co conv 4 Ha 1947-- M&S
Merchants Dispatch—
,
Eq tr 5s 1941-1942
J&D
Eq tr 434s 1941-1945
J&D
Eq tr 234s 1941-1946
A&O
Merchants Distilling Corp—
5<7. conv deb 1947
M&S
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage—
1st 634® 1943-49
A&O
Mercury Mills Ltd 534® '53.M&N
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s l957-iJ&D
Gen s f 6s ser A 1949
M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4 34« '51 J&J
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954
J&J
Miag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956-J&D
Middle States Petrol 634» 1945
Miller & Hart Inc deb 6s 43 J&J
Milton Mfg Co 6s 1952
M&N
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
5
b
b
1st 6s series A 19351st 6s series A 1945
6«7,
1931
notes
n
Co il—See Chic
/
89
55
/
-
9834
65
65
4034
A&O
A&O
41
J&J
M&N
41
41
9
M&S
.
Ind
&
9934
93
48
9934
I. Ry.
127
9634
60
25
Dry Docks 6s '48-F&A
.
99 M
76
2 1946
J&D
3 1951 ..J&D
..
66
J&D
66
Pap Mills 1st 5s '51-A&O
6HJs 1952.J&J
Munising Paper 5s 1947
J&J
Aiuusou steaiuship Line—
Secured 6s 193/.
-J&J
79
Mosinee
60
Motor Transit inc
Deb 634s Jan 1 1937 ww
Certifi ates of d<ip'»slt
101
3834
2
A&O
2
(&A I) & Sons 6s 1947F&A
!/
J&J
62
63
An Apr
44
46
National
334® A 1949-J&J
53
30
84
50
6734
67
Monong Riv Cons Coal & Coke—
1st 6s 1949
A&O
Monroe Coal Mining 6s '47. F&A
.Montreal Cotti n dob 5^ '43 M&N
Nassau (tier
Paper—
1.40
1.75
1.80
41
....
Namm
98
3atfleld-Campbell Creek Coal
99
1st 6 348 1948
M&S
Elawley Pulp & Paper Co—
109
1st 6s s f 1946
J&J
[/ 2634
Jaytian Corp inc 8s Oct 1938
4-5 34® to
Laudhank 6
193*■
Nat't Acme 4 Ha ext to 'dd-.J&D.a
1st 534s 1961
Debenture 5s 1961
25
conv
Coll C 234-5s ser
Cnll D 234-5s ser 4 1956
40
J&J
10034
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 3-5s Decl'53|
26
1946
1st
Mortbon (Mrp—
Coll B 234-5s ser
4
5-6s April 1
Bobbins inc—
Morris Plan Corp—
See Investing Companies
24
20
1947—A&O
66
conv
Montreal
Kreug-r & r-.il—
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959
La France Textile 1st bs '42-J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
& Co—
A&O
105
-
Kresge
Hansa
67
deb 534s 1950.M&N
Vie id (Tbo) Corp—
1st mtge 4348 1955
M&S
Mon
1940-1949
M&S
YtcL-ssan <v
6834
F&A
J&J
stamped 1948
McOormlcks, Ltd. 4s 1952
McCrory 8tores Corp—
334s sf debs 1955
20
Keyes Fibre Company—
Foundation—
10-yr 3s coil trust 1950
92
A&O
1st & coll 4 34s A 1949
McCoid Had & Mfg—
Moiybdenum Corp of Amer—
6% note# 1942
J&D
42
95
M&N
7534
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
95
Knudsen Cream'y 534s '50-M&N
9234
Koehring Co (Milw) os 1945.J&J,
Koholyt Corp 6 34s 1943
M&S f 14
105
Koppers Co 4s 1951
M&N
63
101
11
10234
10034
91
91
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
III) 1st ref 3 34-4s 1951.. .A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 5s 1948 A&O
Moirs Ltd 1st s f 6s 1953
J&J
10334
14
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946...M&S
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48.J&J
Kentucky Bock Asphalt—
33i-634s 1945
....J&D
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959--J&J
14
90
Stamped.
Massey-Harris 1st 4 34s 1954.M&S
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc—
Extended 3-6s 1945
M&S
5 yr
luc—
11
734s 1936
2734
50
Paper—
M&N
1st 6s series C 1950
46
stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943._
bs
1/
Maple Leaf Milling—
3-5 34s 1958
J&D
Marine Kiev (Buff) ext 5s '52M&S
1st 6s series B 1948
Jones &
1st 6s
69
6834
10334
103 34
10334
12
.
27
Memphis Commercial—
9
134
40
90
Medusa Portland Cement—
35
ser
tK-hlll
40
M&N
Refrig 5 Ha 1941 .J&J
Mansfeld Min & Smelting—
7a without warrants 1941. M&N
20-yr
75
6s '40--J&D /
..J&D'
(F L) 534% dividend
ri
100
6s
72
Iron City Sand & Gr
'i
4
*51. A&O
1st 7Ha '42..A&O
Met nil Frunteaac Oil—
21
'
92
10234
Marion St'm Shovel 6s '47--A&O
105"
9934
River Corp—
6s Dec 1 '48-F&A
68 Dec 1
48 F& A 7
Iron City-Ohio
Iron City ser
12
12734
A&O
Marinette & Menominee
9934
6sCtfs of dep w w stpd 1943
65
Hamilton
Steamship Bines—
10-yr 6s 1939 w w
x
Harborside Warehouses—
Non-cum inc 6s Jan 1973-.
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with warr for vmshs
Goij> 2-5s Jan 1 '55
Interstate Zinc &
Indiana Co 1st
Paper Co Ltd—
1955
A— f 6334
39
Griess-Pfleger Tan'g 5V4s'48-J&D f
41
Cum income l-5s 1954
J&D
1
f
Grigsby-Gruuow conv 6s '36 M&8
56
Groc St'8 Prod conv 6s 1945.J&D
10434
Gulf States Steel 4 34s 1961.A&O
Gurney Foundry Ltd—
4834
1st 4-534® (w 8) 1949
1
By-Prod Coke Ovens1st s f 5's ser A 1955
M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956..A&0
Hamilton Cotton 434s 1950-F&A
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951 __I'" "
..
notes
1st • f 5s
Lime & Alabast—
r 5s ser B
Interstate Deb
Ohio Riv
—
97
101,
v*--«
5s 1947 ser A._ J&J
1947..J&J
0s 1955 ser A
.M&S
Internal Pow & Pap of Nfld—
1st M 5s 1968
J&J
1st 4 34s 1968
J&J
8
1951
5s.
Manhattan
Paper—
s t
123
Ce»tifieates of deposit..
1st ■ f 4s Feb 1 1957
5
ISOl
7234
Great Lakes
larris-Seybold-Potter—
Conv a f deb 5s 1951
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945
7
12
deposit
Ret mtg>
24
f
Hammond Standish
1st extend s f 3-6s
f 5s 1947
...M&N
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s 1941
J&J15
s
1st & ref
76
Grand Rapids Stores
6s '39
Conv deb a f 4s 1947--.. A&O
international
21
1944..A&O
F&A
Loiillard (P) Co g ia
Manati Sugar
orp—
Certificates of
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
1st ext'd l-4s 1956
M&N
Mahon (R C) Co deb 5s
International Match Corp—
1st & rel
Silk Hosiery—
8 f deb 5s w v> 1946
L
a
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s *43.F&A
Granby Consol Mln & 8m 5s 1942
Grand Rapids Motor Coach—
Cum inc 7s 1962 w s
M&J f
Grand Rapids Operating Corp—
6s extended 1942
.....J&J
*
9634
10334
Lukens Steel 5s extend 19.55 M&N
Pub—
Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941
A&O
Gotham
Sale & Kilburn
634
(nternat
35
25
Companies.
95
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 *44-J&
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
70
Conv deb 43ti8 ser A 1941.M&_
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
20
5 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&"*r f
10434
Goodrich (B F) 4Mb 1956—
Gypsum
45
52
..A&O
Lion Oil Ret deb 434s 1952..A&O
Loew's inc duo s f 3 Ha IW46-F&A
Mahlstedt Mat'ls 5s 1955
1st mtge 3s ser F 1961
.A&O
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
1st mtge conv 4s 1952
A&O
Inter City Baking 534s 1948.J&J
10234
f
See Investing
»
2934
-
Iron
26
Leipzig Trade Fair s 1953-M&N /
Libby McNeil & Libby—
104
1st mtge s f 4s 1955
J&J
85
Liberty Baking 634s 1944
M&S
12.3 34
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944.-A&O
12934
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
Mackintosb-Hemphlll 5s'51.J&D
80
Debenture634s 1943 w W..A&0
90
III Car & Equip 5s 1948
J&J
Ilseder Steel tatge bs 1948.
....
Fa.A f
112
independent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
100
Indian Refining 5s Dec 1 1941...
81
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6348 '47.M&N
234
nd Limestone inc 6s 1952- M&N
45
Prior lien s f 6s 1942
M&N
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
82
1st extended 6 34s 1946...F&A
58
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1652 J&J
8634
Ind Br'nhoist 6s Oct '54.An Apr.
10534
Indus Rayon 4 34s A 1948
J&J
87
Inland Car Lines 5s 1944
Deb
6» 1950,Ma
Gerlack-Barklow Co 6s 1950-F&
German Atlantic Cable 7a 1W40
German Bldg & L'd Bk 63ut» 194
Glen Alden < 'oa M s f 4s *65 M&
Globe Industrial Loan—
3634
8834
A&
i
II Progresso Italo-Amer
In tor lake
Wares—
a-uiftut
40
5
31
31
31
31
3034
3034
68
68
Stamped 19< 4
J
Sec 6% notes ext to 1943--J&J f
Stamped 1943
/
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947
101
Inland Steel Co.
if
>/
/
uu
29
26
Hungarian Central Mutual
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7^8 1963
38
A&O
10434 Hydr Press Brick 6s 1944
A&O
H> grade r ood Products Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A
A&O
20
68 1949 series B
.J&J
102
J&J
26
97
95
'53.J&D
75
Hudson River Navigation—
1st 634s 1951
M&N /
85"
65
r
utaiuu
J&J
66"
62"
General Cable Corp—
Steel
1st 5s 1962 A..J&D
70
82
/
19234
70
10034
2934
63
5424
/
F&A /
/
F&A /
/
F&A f
—
1964
30
1003
651
Leonard Tietz—Set Tietz
102
2d mtge Inc 6s Feb 1950--.
88 Lines 6s 5Frtck (H O) Coke 5s to 1944-J&J.
Gair (Kobt) inct me notet- bs 1972 /
Galveston Wharf Co-^
)
4 348 ser A 1952
Georgia Man i« tS'
10234
27
9934
6334
62
C_.J&J
ser
1954
Stamped
8534
10034
M&N
6734
Nat Mail
General
82 34
Texas—
6834
1940.A&O
1st mtge h • 5 Ha 1947 ser A
General Electric (Germany)Sinking fund deb 7s 1945-
of
o
434s sf debs 1954.
1954
1st & ref 5s 1974
,73
A&O
f 434s
s
Stamped
10234
M&N /
Cons
1st & ref 5s 1964
115
Housing & Realty Improv—
Houston Oil
J&J !/
Franklin Deb Corp 4-6s
Eraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
82
85
100
A&O
Corp 6s 1957
,
J&D'/
income 1975
mtge
Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 434s 1954
J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st 5s stamped 1944
1st & ref 5s 1954
93
A&O
(Berlin) 1st 7s 1946
99
.
95
A&O
A&O
-
1st coll 3-5s 1950
108 34
97
America Inc—
634% notes
J&J
1st
Home Service (Portland. Ore)—
50
10634
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947-..
J&D
Fontenelle Brew 5s ww 1947-J&J
Francisco Sugar 6" 1956
M&N
Franklin Co Coal Co 7s w s'49J&J
French
Home Serv
Works—
secured 7s 1957
Conv g
1st 4s 1947
4
.
M&N
Hoberg Paper Mills 5s 1946 -J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 w 8..A&G
4 34 6 34s 1st mtge 1944
A&O
1834
1967
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
20-year 4s s f deb 1956—J&I)
Falstaff Brew deb 5s 1947--J&D
Fan.ous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 33*s 1941-1942 J&D
1st & coll 43*s 1951
J&D
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7« '634 &o
Federal Grain Ltd 6s 1949--F&A
Fed Home Mtge 6s to 1941--F&A
Fed Portl Cement 5s 1947--M&S
Federal Screw W ks con? 6 ha '3«
1st s f 5s 1949.—M&S
Flltrol Co of Calif 5s 1940.
J&D
Finance Co of Amer at Baltimore
4% notes 1947-M&S
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
8 f 6s stamped 1901.
MAS
Firestone T & Rub 3 34® '48—A&O
Flour Mills of
Bug 6HjS w w ll>44
Hill Mfg Co ext 6s 1945
Hines ..and & Timixir bs'48
Holly Sugar Corp—
1st 3 34s 1941
1st 3 Ha 1942
4
7s Income
First Bohemian Class
1947 M&N
Healey Petroleum deb 5s 1948 J&J
Helvetia ('oai Miu 1st 5s 55. A&O
H ghtstown
69
64
JAJ
7
/
f 4s 1954
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
58
Empire Properties Corp 2^3s 1945
Empire Sheet A Tin Plate—
1st conv s f 6s 1943
A&O
Emporium Capwell Corp—
1st 4s 1952
J&J
s
.
63
61
J&D
Conv
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
and income and defaulted bonds
of the month preceding the date of issue
interest" except where marked "t"
Central
i
25"
10134
Bondholders
Funding—
If
All series
9
National Central Savings Bank
F&A
(Hungary) 734s 1962
Natl Consol Bond Corp 3-5s 1953.
5
85
110
2934
•.ii-
M
• Called for redemption, see page 111.
Qiwsed In guilders.
Basis.
/ This price Includes accrued Interest.
fc'Last sale.
»
Nominal.
r Canadian
prlcfe
Nov., 1940]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
83
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and
Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Bid
Ask
Nat Container deb 5 %s *62- AAO
Nat Dairy Prod 3 %s w w'51 ta&N
Natl Debenture Corp 4-6s 1953..
102
103
106%
106%
119944736825
National
49
Distillers Products—
Conv 3%s debs 1949
M&S
105
National Fire Pnofinti <lo—
1st M conv 5%s A 1940.M&N
88
Cum conv inc 5s 1952 ..MAN
1
15%
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947--.A&O
70
National Hungarian Ind Mtge
Inst 7s 1948
MAI f
5
Nat Ice & Cold Storage (Calif)—
1st s f ext 3%8-6s 1952
National Industrial Loan—
J&D
National Steel Oorp—
1st coll M 3s 1965.
Serial notes 1% 1941
/
AAO
...AAO
105%
100%
AAO
AAO
AAO
North American Oar—
Equip trust 4%« Aug 1 '41-'46Equip trust 4%s Nov 25 *40 43
Equlpt tr 4%s 1941-47-JAD15
Equip trust 5%s
Sept i "4l-'44
North American Cement Corp—
6%s 1945
....MAS
Income 6%s 1953
MAS
Nor Amer Refract 6%s 1944.JAJ
North German Lloyd—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
N'west Pub's Deb 4%s 1948. JAJ
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
1st mtge s f 5%b w w 1945. FA A
5%s without warr 1945. FA A
Nova Scotia Steel A Coal—
conv
s
f 3 %s
1963
JAJ
5s '43JAJ
OceanSSOo(Savannah)
O'Connor Moffat deb
6s 1948FAA.
O Oara Coal 1st inc 5s 1955 MAS
/
Ohmer Fare Register 7s 1938.JAJ
/
Old Ben CoaJ Owrp 6s (w s)
iy48
Inc deb 7 %« (w s)
\ug I '953. f
Ontonagon Fibre Co 6%s 1944
Oregiiu-Ain Luml><
7s
ser
A
Penn Dairies 1st s f 6s 1949-.JAJ
Penn Mercantile froperties—
Secured s f 4s 1961..
..JAJ
Penna Cent Brewing 6s 1937 AAO
rvnusylvartiii Ol
.g*
*
1st mtge s f 3%s 1960
Petti bone Mulllken—
6s
w w
1943
♦
71
103%
103%
52%
49
52
72
98
71
73
Smith (L O) & Corona
Tvpewr'rs
Deb2% to4%% to 1946...JAJ
Smith A Wesson
5%s
100% to 101
1948—J&J
82
90
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co—
3s debentures 1964..
.....J&J
South Coast Oorp—
106
100
60
62
_?J&D
75
80
J&D
55
53%
57%
57%
59
1st 3 %8 1941-1943
88
Pntestant Church of
7s 1946
105
P
93
95%
98
4.50
20
3.85%
3.50%
3.85%
3.50%
92%
41%
65
2.75
3.40
3.00
98
70
43
2.25%
3.00%
2.50%
99
98
99
96
98
10
100%
11)
101]
95
97
95
97
58%
60
11
18
48%
9%
91
44"
—
—
21
103%
81%
81
65
«.
72
Ml
■»
—
1
103%
92%
47
73
100%
74""
47
6105
19
108
104%
37%
%-l % June 1 A Decl 1940—
%-i % % June 1 A Dec 1 '41
1%-1%% June 1 A Dec 1 *42
1 %-l % % June 1 A Dec 1 '43
1 %-2% June 1 A Dec 1 1944.
2-2% % June 1 A Dec 1 1945
2 %-2 % % June 1 A Dec 1 '46
2 %-2 % % June 1 A Dec 1 '47
2%-2 %% June 1A Dec 1 '48
Railway W^house 4-6s (w-«) '47.
Re i ty Bond A Mtge deb 4-6# '53.
Reliance Grain Ltd 4%s 1952.JAJ
Remington Rand Inc—
20-yr 6eb 4 %• w w 1956..MA®
4%s without warr'ts 1950 MAS
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge 4%s ser B 1961.FAA
Gen mtge 4%s ser O 1956 MAN
Purchase money 5%s '54. M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s '48FAA
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st mtge 4 %8 8 f 1956----.J&J
Reynolds Met deb 3 %s *51.-JAD
Rheem Mfg conv 5s 1948
AAO
108%
39
15
Union
7s
1946
101%
101%
103%
104%
105%
103%
104%
105%
68
101
103%
102%
104%
107
J&J
f
33%
1st A ref 5-6 %s 1947
AAO
34
Richmond Radiator 5s 1948 MAN
86
Ri na Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F&A
/
9
Ri >rdon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942...J&D30 a
R ver Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45.-F&A
100%
R rberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
20
R vky Mtn Fuel 2%s 1943..A&0
/
17
Holland Pap 1st 4 %s A '51.MAN
71
Roman Catholic Bishop
(Portland Me) 4s 1958.—AAO
104
3-3 %s 1940-1948
A&O
103%
Roman Catholic Church
6%s J 946 / 26
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
/
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
A&O /
tuhr Housing 6%s 1958
J&J /
Sahara Coal Inc deb 5s '40-M&N
/
4t Louis Amuse't 1st 6s *45.A&O
St Louis Oar Co—
1st extd 6s stamped 1945.M&N
St Louis Gas & Coke
Ootjh1st M sf 6s 1947
St L Rky Mt A P 5s
66"
101
7s '50 MAS
Rhode Island Ice 5s w-s '51..FAA
Richardson A Boynton Co—
«'urn income 4s 1945
JAJ /
1%
Ri ;hfield Oil of California—
Oonvc f 4s 1952
MAS
106%
Richmond Cedar Works 6s 1953.
/ 40
Richmond Hos Mills 5s 1948-F&A
49
Ri 'hmond (Va) Ice Co—
IAD /
55 stpd
Saton Pub Wks (Germany)—
1st extl s f 7s 1945
..F&A /
Gen A ref 6%s 1951
MAN f
6% notes 1937
J&J /
Siyre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947.J&J /
Schoenstadt (H) A Son 6s 1950
Schulco Co 6%s 1946
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on>
Guar s f 0%s 1946 ser B..AAO
Stamped
Schulze Baking 1st 6s 1945. .MAS
Scovill Mfg 3%s debs 1950—J&J
_.
/
/
/
/
5
3%
107
12"
104
104%
J&J
20
21
45
42
100
32%
J&J
/
1st s f 5s 1948
MAS
Struthers Wells Titusville—
1st mtge s f 5%s w w 1949. A&O
34
42%
42%
44
43
100
103
90
91
105
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of
dep
M&S /
4%
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s
1940-1942.M&S /
90
Summerfield Hecht—
Extended 3-5s 1951
F&A
12
Sunlight Coal Co 5s 1947
J&J
81%
Superior Elevator A Forwadlng—
6s Jan 1 1951
MAN /
22
Superior Oil 3%s debs 1950.A&O
100%
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
1938...JAD /
5
Swift A Oo 3%s 1950
M&N
105
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
J&D
97%
Taylor-Warton Iron A Steel—
Coll inc 7 %s July 1 1958. AAO
18
t-i
Ol Ol xs
73
Warehouse 2d 5s '42..J&J
Texas Corporation—
55
•
3% debentures 1959
A&O
3s debentures 1965
M&N
Texas Sugar Ret
Corp 6s '44.F&A
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951..JAD
80
43"
10
97
129
100
Term
106
106%
104%
96
Three Rivera Grain A Elevator—
1st s f 5%s ser A 1951
MAS r
Tletz (Leonard)
7%s x-w '46.J&J /
Tilden Lumb A
Mills6%s'46M&S '
Tlvoli Brewing conv 5s 1947 J&D
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
1st 5s (withstk) 1951
A&O
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944
J&D
Uchl Gold Mines 1st 6s 1941 J&D
§4%
32
s
United Amusement Oorp—
lsts f 5s ser A 1956
F&A
United Biscuit deb 3%a '55.AAO
toren'
28
33"
768H
86%
88
72"
6%
46%
107Tm
/
109
104
F&A
f 1947—MAS
o
98
67
Union Oil Co of California—
0s May 1 1942 ser A
F&A
3s debentures 1959
t-IT-H oo XX
93
26
union Rock 1st 6s
105%
94
Ulen & Co—
97%
...
127
Tenn Coal Iron & RR 5s 1951 J&J
Term Refrig A Warehouse
Corp—
4%s 1948
A&O
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950.-F&A
/
Unified Deben Corp 3-5s 1955
106%
...
104
Studebaker Oorp 6s 1945
J&J
105
Stutz Motor Car
7%s 1937.-A&O /
1
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
83
26
26%
7
76%
30
30%
43
43
22%
94
7s 2d stamped 1946
A&O
Stlnnes (Hugo) Industries—
Strange (John) Paper 6s '44—J&J
Strawbridge A Clothier—
8%
104%
104%
99
(w-s)
1958-M&S
Without stock
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
'
Deb 5 %s A 1943
F&A
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp—
7s 2d stamped 1940
Certificates of deposit
49
6%
m
23"
21%
8
15-yr 2%s deb 1953
11
Sink fund deb 5s
96
39
41%
48
27"
26
23
25%
2
75
40
A&O
Secured cum inc 3-5s Apr 1950.
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947
J&D
Stevens A Thompson
Paper—
1st ext 3%s
59
102%
1950
Dairy Products—
12
„
102%
24%
66
w 8
102%
62%
Stand Textile Prod
6%s *42 M&S
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..F&A
Starrett Corporation—
102
101%
102
Southern New England Ice—
lstsf4%s 1967
A&O
Southern United Ice Co—
Spalding (A G) A Bros 5s '89M&N
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947
F&A
Standard Oil Co (N J)—
Debenture 3s 1961
J&D
101%
101%
85%
83
1st 4s
101
106%
100
Southern Kraft Oorp—
1st leasehold 4%s 1946... JAD
Oonv income 5s 1944..
S'west Lumb Mills 5s 1955—M&N
100%
100%
100%
64
.AAO
Sou Ice A TJ'til conv 6s
1946.F&A
Southwest
100
J* J
Saitex Looms Inc 6s 1954...AAO
/
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6%s with warrants 1943
JAJ
95
104
86"
104
1
Rh ne-Main-l >anuhe
86
—
26
78
..MAN
.
3%s assented 1946
84
15%
-5,_
46%
AAO /
Serial notes—
R teinelbe
9
Germany—
—
19
4.40
.
1st gtd 7s 1940-...
1st gtd 6%s 1940
Southern Ice Oo—
1st A ref 5-8s 1942
98%
ov
lstsf5s 1953
50
98
Queen Dyeing 1st 5s 1944
JAJ f
Quincy Market Oold Storage A
Warehouse 1st 5%s 1946.MAN a 102
Radio- keltb-orph^um t 'orp
Midwest Corp ref 6s 1940.MAN
95
Railway Express Agency Inc—
49%
4.25
r
Paper Ltd 5%s 1947.-MAN
Pirifcy Bakeries 5s 1948
JAJ
Qiiker City Cold Storage—
102
4.40
MAS
45
95
Produce Term A Cold Storage—
1st Income 6s 1958
JAD
95
....MAS /
49
47
Realty Atl Deb Oorp—
,
Phelps Dodge 3%s 1952....JAD
98
85
7J7/*
98
99
99
JAD
102%
70
95
M&N
99%
/
101
1st mtge s f 4%s 1955
Southern Brighton Mills—
91%
ncj Oort>
200
75
68%
103
MAN
91
Ann
Apr
Slgnode Steel Strap 3 %s *45.A&O
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941...F&A
Rilverw'd Dairies 5s '41 to *51 J&J
Simmons Co Oonv deb 4s'52AAO
Simpsons Ltd—
1st A coll 4%s A 1951
J&J
Skelly Oil 3s deb 1950
F&A
Slattery Co Inc 5%s 1954—.J&J
Smith (Howard)
l'aper Mills Ltd
1st 4%s 1951
J&D
90%
45
67
42
5s 1953
98
M&S
war
1st 5s 1957
MAS
2d conv deb 4s 1957.....-MAS
20
70
r
2.00%
79
AAO
s
Deb g s f 6 %s '51 with
Deb 6s 2930
102%
„
96
3.00
96
1951
Siemens & Halske—
83%
Pa ton Mfg Ltd 1st 4 %s '56.MAS
Pea body Coal Co (Consol Co)—
1 st
6s
98
94
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950
Southern Advance Bag A Paper—
37%
37%
Peerless Cement 1st 5s 1948..JAJ
Penman's Ltd 1st 5%s '51..MAN
Penn Amer Coal 6s 1941-56
JAJ
Shuron-Optical
97%
90
94%
rransportation Co—
deb 6s 1944
...J&J
94
60
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st mtge A lien 4» 1952.. .MAS
Paramount Pictures 3 %s '47.MAS
conv
Potomac
—J&J
26
Coal Co—
f 6s 1947
„
'
Royal Pulp A Paper—
5s to 1942
MAS
Potomac Bond Oorp 3-5s 1953
Potomac Cons Deb Corp 4-6s '53.
Potomac Deb Oorp 4-6s 1953
Potomac Franklin Deb 4-6s 1953.
Potomac Md Deb Oorp 4-6s 1953
97%
'37.MAS /
..
8 f
105%
79%
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
JAD 15
Certificates of deposit
Par melee
Port
/ 100%
f- 90
s
Shippers Oar Line—
Equip trust 5s E 1941-42..A&O
100
Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
1942
JAJ / 100%
Certificates of deposit
/
90
1st
6
40
24
Pressed Steel Oar Co 5s '51..JAJ
Price Bros A Co Ltd—
—
Pac Co ist Cement 6s A 1942 .JAD
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
.JAD
Pacific Western Oil 3% 1949. FA A
104%
101%
Union Oil Corp—
debs 1954
2%s
Sheridan-Wyoming
104"
4
M&S
M&N
49
ba
Pan-Amer Industrial
..JAJ
Poor A Co s f deb 4s 1946—AAO
Portld Woolen Mills 6 %s'44 MAN
...
194^ A&O
/ 40
Oregon Pulp A P 6s to '45--MAN
99%
Oreg Terminals inc 5s 1945.. AAO
/
19
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
JAD
65
Oswego Fallc Corp—
4%s without warrantsl952 MAS
102%
Otis Steel s f 4%o A 1962
.JAJ
81
r
1957
74%
99
Copper Corp 7s 1933.J&J
Shaffer OiT& Ref 6s 1933
Shaker Co inc 7s 1936
Shell
1942
Certificates of deposit
Refrigerator Line
JAD
109
101%
6s stamped
60
1937
Seneca
2
lot mtgeconv 4 %t> 1952—MAS
101%
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to '45.MAS
104
Pitts Stepl 8 f 6s 1948
FAA
103%
Pitts Term W'house A Transfer—
1st ref 5s 1936
MAN /
2%
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
5s
73%
100
Securities Acceptance Corp—
See Investing
Companies.
17%
107"
gold
~101%
98
41
Debenture 6s 1943
MAN
Northern Redwood Lumber—
....
Ask
100%
4-6s 1953
Potrero 8ug 7sstmp 1947,.MAN
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5e 55 JAJ
MAN
Northern Mec A Nor Pap Mills —
1st 4s 1940-1947
...MAN
1st mtge 5s to 1948
MAN
Scullin Steel Co—
1st conv 3-6s 1951
A&O
Seattle Times deb 4%s '41..J&D
Deb 4%s 1948
J&D
75
104%
1
Bid
Scripps (E W) deb 5%s 1943 F&A
4
71
deb '48.MAS
Conv 6s
98
MAN
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 '41-*43
Equip tr 4s ser J 1940.46.JAD
Eq tr 3%s ser K 1941-48.-AAO
Bonds
17%
105%
Porto
75%
NYLEAWOA KR—
1st 6s ext 5%% 1942
MAN f
75%
NYLE&W Dock A Impt—
Extended at 5% to 1943
JAJ
85%
N Y Shipbuilding 1st 5s '46.M&N
101
New York Trap Rock
Corp—
1st mtge s f 68 1946
JAD
90%
6s stamped 1946
JAD
94%
Partlc deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 JAD
95
JNew York World's Fair 1939—
1st
106%
„
Deb 4s 1941
JAJ
Nivelle Corp 4s 1952
MAN
Nordberg Mfg Co 1st 6s 1943MAS
Ask
16%
Pittsburgh Coke A Iron Co----
102
Y Dock Co ' st g 4» 1951. FA A
Conv 5% notes 1947
AAO
conv
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s A'42 AO
'Mttsb brewing 6s Feb 4 '49..JAJ
Pittsburgh Coal deb 6s '49..FAA
100%
101%
101%
101%
Nekoosa-Edwards Pap 6s'43_JAJ a
Eng Laundries os 1956.JAJ
New Niquero Sug 3 %s'49-'42- JAJ
f
6s
16%
100%
AAO
...AAO
...AAO
New
Western
92
Bid
104%
'hoenlx Iron lstsf 6s 1946.MAN
102%
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943...FAA /
3
"dickering Lumb«r 4s 1952. .MAN
16
1st
Natl Tool conv deb tts w w '42FAA
Nat Union Mtge 4-6s A *54—J&J
3-58 series B 1954
J&J
North
105%
24
AAO
102%
1949
AAO
102%
National Supply—
1st M 3%s 1954
JAD
105%
National Terminals Corp—
Gen A coll s f 6%s 1940—AAO
26
Coll tr s f 6%s 1943
AAO / 35
...
Phillips Petr 3s
53%
See Investing Companies
National Kadiator Corp—
Cum income deb 5s 1946—MAS
N
Bonds
Phlla A Read C A I 5s 1973..JAJ f
Conv deb 6s 1949
MAS /
Phillips Elec Works 5s 1953.FAA
104*
14
69
107%
71
107%
46%
98%
107
Called for redemption; see page 111.
t Quotations based on $84.50 of principal amount;
5% was paid on July 2, 5% % on Sept. 25 and 5% In Oct.
5 Basis.
/This price Includes accrued interest.
Jfc Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian funds.
INDUSTRIAL
84
NOTICE—All bond prices
are
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day
of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
"and interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid
1955—_J&J
Conv debs 3 Ms 1947
A&O
Wilson (W P) inc 6Ms 1945.M&N
Wilson & Co 4s ser A
United Oigar-Whelan Stores—
5 f 5s Oct 1 1952
A&O
72
5s 1953 F&A
61
63
88M
89
United Corps Ltd inc
United Drugs 5s 1953
M&S15
United Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946.
United Grain Growers
5s series A 1948
6 Ms series B 1949
United Industrial 1st 6s
Vicana Sugar Co 6s
67
67
J&J
M&N
1945. J&D /
M&N /
J&J /
Deb6Ms 1941
U S Finishing 5s 1944
7iau Biscuit Corp 6 Ms
97
Ltd—
27M
conv
deb
s
33
69
Cumincls-4s
5
99 M
100 M
6M8 series A 1951
3 Ms assented A 1951
1013
1013
Walworth Co 6s
s
1946-1947——J&J
4Ms series A 1952
J&J
78
70""
68
70
A&O
78M
M&S
85M
86
82
84
50
16
18
102
102M
102 M
102 M
101M
102 X
Conv
f deb 6s
s
5 Ms notes 1937
Warren (S D) Co—
1st mtge s f 4Ms 1952....M&N
Conv deb 4 Ms 1952
M&N
Watab Paper 1st 6 Ms 1942.-J&J
Webster O&O 1st g 5s '42 op M&S
West Va Pgh Coal 6s 1947.
/
West Va Pulp & Paper Co—
1st mtge 3s 1954
J&D
...
102
103
102
102M
102M
89
79M
102M
103
102
103M
103
19#>_
M&S
Eq tr 4Ms ser D 1941-44.. J&D b
4Ms ser E 1940-1945.._M&N b
Western Grain Co 6s 1949-- -J&J
Western Newspaper Union—
F&A
Conv deb 6s 1944
37
333
323
37M
30
35
87M
88 M
30
62
69
J&J
M&S
87
85
Wilbur-Suchard 4s 1952
88
r
a
N Y Cotton Exch.
450
N Y Cof & Sug Ex.
N Y Curb Exch
344
550
882
95
104M
103
91M
Commodity Exch..
95
N YProd Exch
91
96""
93
.....
Assoc membersh.
Baltimore Stk Exch
6
4
Boston Stock Exch.
102M
99 M
"450
"600
150
100
125
2,500
2,500
3,800
750
450
700
50
*10
473
Chicago Stock Exch
Cleveland Stk Exch
Detroit Stock Exch
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
337
65
500
2.250
650
350
213
4,100
1,000
58
1.10
1.65
1.20%
37
39
Kan City (Bd of Tr )
Los Ang Stock Exch
57
58 M
Milw Grain & Stk.
70
157
Minn Ch of Comm.
523
18
100
Montreal Stock Ex.
t/80
500
Lincoln 5s
$1,750
$18,000
104M
Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
Phlla Stock Exch..
Pittsb Stock Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch 1
Seattle Curb & M j
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
New Orl Cotton
105M
3",750
150
150
"600
7
Burlington...
Chicago
Denver 1 Ms, 3s
First Carolina 1M«. 2s
First Montgomery 3s, 3Ms
First New Orleans Is, 2s_.
First Texas 2s, 2Ms
First Trust ot Chicago—
Refunding 1 & 1Mb
Fletcher Ms, 3Ms
Fremont 4Mb, 5Ms
Illinois Midwest 4Mb, 5s._
Indianapolis 5s
Iowa 4Ms, 4Mb
86
20
3",600
100
70
200
100
300
42
500
43
500
69
16,500
"450
700
27
99
99
Phoenix 5s
99
Phoenix 4 Ms
250
i",66o
15,000
18,000
1,250
200
1,600
'100
$12,000
40
255
464
$1,500
see page 111.
San Antonio Ms, 2s
Southern Minnesota
Company In
82
48
52
74
54
78
60
52
14
58
18
4
8
Pennsylvania
100
35
Potomac
100
100
.....
Denver
Des Moines
40"
First Carolinas
Fremont
Lincoln
New York
23"
14"
San Antonio
83
Virginia-Carolina.
Quotation shown is for all
receivership.
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Per
110
120
105
115
3
2M
85
95
Bonds
13
38
*
*
100
Second Investors $3 prior pref.25
$1.50 convertible preferred
5
Securities Acceptance Corp—
Common
4
23
25 M
23
25M
36
33
40
6% preferred
25
4 Ms conv debenture 1950-J&J
Securities Corp General com—*
23
25
98
100
-.*
32
100
2M
99
Seaboard Finance Corp
$2 cum pref w w
$2 cum preferred—
Second Carey Trust
Securities Invest com
Preferred
Selected Amer Shares Inc
Selected Income Shares...
4M
7
10
9
8.37
%
stock-.....—-25
44 M
5
3
44 M
%
*
Common
4 Ms Mar
1 1942
M&S
1
1952
M&S
preferred
9.12
•»
■.
—
M
45 M
3M
Tobacco
Am
Am
%
Corp—.—.—•
Warrants
5s conv deb
—————.
1953——.—J&J
.54
.84
1.37
1
2.24
9M
1
63 H
67
U S Elec
4.52
2%
..*
99
M&S
Light & Pow tr ctf A—
deb 5s
Conv
2.18
4.96
—I
B
Union Investment common
39
.49
A.l
D
♦Class
♦Series
9
1946
16M
2.12
Trust ctfs series B
32M
50 M
preferred..—.—-—*
.75
1.20
♦Trustee Standard Oil shares
34
U S & Foreign
5M
5
34M
55
Ask
share
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares
25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares
1
15.11
2H
50
Transamerica Corp—.........2
Tri-Continental
6.66
2.30
dep rets ordinary—....£1
dep rets deferred
£l
6% cum
46
share
♦Trustee Stand Invest ser O
14.24
1
.9
Stocks Inc.
*
Securities Trust Ltd— •
Per
Securities com—*
4
_*
89
.*
%
58V
$6 1st preferred
U. 8. & International 8ec—
*
10c
$5.50 priority stock
1
Utility & Industrial Corp..
6
Convertible preferred
7
Wellington Fund
—1
1st
pref with
warrants
UtII Equities Corp com
5
5M
el*
ICS54
5M
2M
70
48}
M
1M
13.54
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb
5Ms 1944
F&A
100
85
5s
(James) com
% partic
5M
3.94
.
Talcott
—
Tobacco & Allied
1
Convertible stock
Class A A
1
Vt
com......—*
Allotment certificates .....
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
5M
6.02
Bid
Par
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Per
Inc., com
1
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
—£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer—£1
■ipencer Trask Fund Inc
*
Standard Amer Trust Shares——1
Standard Investing Corp—
$5.50 preferred w w—
*
Standard Utilities Inc
-50c
♦State St Investment Corp
*
Super Corp of Amer—
Sovereign Invest.
10
35
Preferred w w
Par
share
10
50
1
Seaboard Commercial
$5.50 prior
102
40
maturities.
Concluded from page 72
Selected Industries
5
95
Virginian Is, lMs
Investing Companies Stocks and
-
9
1
5
100
Virginia
99
(Ark.) 5s
Union Detroit 2 Ms
5
99
Lafayette Ms, 2s
r
Southwest
99 M
100
98
78
North Carolina.......
86
99
13
St. Louis
-
Ask
Bid
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Dallas
99 M
21
65
b Basis.
Par
Atlantic
98 M
103
102
Potomac lMs
99
350
t—
75
113
Atlanta
99
35
lMs
Oregon Washington—..
Pennsylvania lMs, lMs.
North Carolina Ms,
99
"425
"350
415
Stocks
Ask
83
........
New York 5s
99 M
99
900
_
85
83
....
Lincoln 5Ms
650
375
1,000
Montreal Curb Ex.
1,600
2,000
750
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
yo
81
Lincoln 4 Ms
99
800
1,500
41
1.50
Bid
Bonds
99
Atlanta Ms. lMs
Atlantic 1M». lMs
103 M
the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations are for the last day of
Ask
104M
104%
104M
104M
103
500
Chicago Bd of Tr„ 1,549
103
100 M
6.900
977
267
74
127
Chic Merc Exch
98M
70
99)
96)
70 members.
Bid
134M
$40,000 $35,000 $45,000
4,000
3,000
3,500
1,850
1,600
1.600
*
Membership seat sale at $10 should have been reported last month.
$ Canadian dollar value, a Called for redemption;
/This price includes accrued interest.
A: Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. £ Ex-interest, v 80 seats,
Bonds
92
■
104M
101M
Last Sole
No.
N Y Stock Exch—.1,375
43 M
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
103 M
Debenture 4M» 1945—..J&D
34
Wheeler Osgood Co 6s 1941 _M&S
35
1st 4s 1953
J&J /
Wheeling Steel Corp—
105M
1st M s f 4Mb ser A 1966—F&A
107
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sewing Machine—
99
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
Wickwire Spencer Steel—
11M
7s certificates of deposit 1935—
Prior lien 7s certificates 1935
5-year 7s ser A 1930
Secured 6s 1945
88
100
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
45
44
42
Western Fruit Express—
3 Ms sf debs
100
100
99
Yates-Am Mach 3-6Ms
60""
Western Auto Su
102
99
99
r
EXCHANGE SEATS
/
M&S/
M&S /
1941
45
r
6s 1942
106
Warren Bros Co—
101M
101M
102 y8
£ 33 M
Woodward Iron 1st lien 5s '62J&J
2d conv inc 5s 1962__Ann Apr
Woodward & Tier nan Print—
81
40
68
r
J&J
'44.A&O
A&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
1st M s f 4s ser C 1961
M&N
Conv 48 debs 1948
M&S
|lst mtgesf 3 Ms ser D '60 M&N
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
Warner-Quinlan Co 6s 1939.M&S /
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J /
102M
102
Woods Mfg Co Ltd 1st 3s to 41 J&J
3 Ms series A 1942-1945—J&J
4s series A
f deb 1955. A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
102
JA-
49"
105M
J&D
101
J&D
40
6 Ms '41 Q-Jan /
6s debentures 1948
102
Ms assented O 1951
6Hs series A 1947
...J&J
3 Ms assented A 1947..
United Stockyards Corp—
15-yr coll tr 4 Ms A ww *51 A&O
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1943.J&J
Utah Ice & Storage (Colo)—
4-5s 1954
J&D
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948 J&J /
Valvoline Oil ext 5s 1947..M&N
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s 1943..J&J
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
5
45
Warner Bros Pictures—
102M
102 %
101M
101M
J&D
e
100 M
79
1963...M&N
Wood & English coll 7s '39..M&N /
Woods Bros Corp 6s 1937
A&O /
(Hiram)-G & W—
Deb
Walton Lumber 1st
100M
100M
100M
100M
100M
101M
101M
101M
101M
101M
Extend income 6s
4 Ms 1945
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s *43
100
1.90% due Nov 11947
1.95% due May 11948
2.00% due Nov 11948
2.05% due May 11949
2.10% due Nov 1 1949
2.15% due May 11950
2.20% due Nov 11950
2.25% due May 11951
2.30% due Nov 11951
2.35% due May 11952
2.40% due Nov 1 1952
2.45% due May 11953
2.50% due Nov 11953
2.55% due May 11954
2.60% due Nov 1 1954
2.65% due May 11955
United Steel Works (Germany)—
series CI 951
Walker
100M
100
,
g
100 M
82
Witherbee Sherman Inc—
7
/
1st 7 Ms 1943
M&N
Wabasso Oot'n 4s-4M8 '51
F&A
Walker Coal & Ice 6s 1945—M&S
*75
70
'38. A&O /
Wise Lime & Cement 6s
5
36
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
80
99M
70
4
34
/
B 1979
ser
101
M&S
5Ms 1943
95
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49.M&S
100
1.00% due May 1 1943——
1.125% due Nov 1 1943
1.25% due May 11944
1.375% due Nov 1 1944—
1.50% due May 11945—
1.625% due Nov 1 1945
1.75%
l.tO Vg due May 11946
—
„
1.80% due Nov 1 1946
—
1.85% due May 11947..
*46-.J&J
J&J /
1955
106 M
Winslow Bros & Smith—
/
s
Va Hot Springs Co Inc—
2d mtge 1 M-4s ser A 1979
33
79
F&A
f 5s 1946
80
f g 5s 1953..J&J
Va Hardwood Lumber 6s '42. J&D
Victor Fuel 1st
69
U S Radiator Corp—
United States Steel Corp—
Serial debentures—
.375% due Nov. 1 1940
.50% due May 1 1941
.625% due Nov 1 1941
.75% due May 1 1942
.875% due Nov 1 1942
_A&0
1st coll conv 5s 1951
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942—
Certificates of deposit
...
Ask
105M
Bonds
Ask
80
March
♦
Quotations not furnished by sponsoror issuer.
* No par value.
eEx.coupons
/Flat price,
k Last sale.
n Nominal,
x Ex-dividend,
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
Ask
Per
Stocks
Preferred.
*
Apponaug Co
*
Arlington Mills..100
Atlantic Rayon
1
Bates Mfg.
Beacon Mfg—
100
Beaunit Mills
$134
conv
69
634
3134
434
100
Preferred
Berkshire
20
434
2854
334
10
pref_20
434
17
Pine
Spinning Co
5% preferred
*
*
Boott Mills
Borden
(Richard)
Mfg Co
*
6
734
734
6 34
Botany Worsted—
Mills class A
5
2 34
10
Preferred
Bourne Mills
354
934
*
Brighton Mills—
Preferred
100
Cabot Mfg
100
Cleve Worsted Mill
Common
Draper Corp
Parr
Alpaca
Franklin
Fruit
Process..*
of
the
1
70
54
2934
3034
24
Cotton
*
5*
534
26
17M
Hathaway Mfg. .100
90
100
9
1034
9934
106"
103
20
Units
334
_
434
10
834
3724
834
8
100
29
3034
Rayon class A. .25
10
12
New Bedford
*
*
6% prior pref. .50
Pacific Mills
»
75
37
3834
24
26
2334
2334
5134
1434
24
1
Pepperell Mfg
100
100
Pilgrim Mills
Quissett Mills... 100
Rich Borden Mfg—
Preferred
3
Preferred
Sagamore
52
100
Mills.....♦
.
Tubize
Chatillon__l
Class
A
1
7% preferred..100
United Elastic
*
23
27
13
114
116
82
87
634
78
35"
634
3534
634
3624
96
8
934
1434
1324
54
3
"324
224
49
5034
75
80
Appleton Co
*
50
55
100
100
104
8
Mills(SO).25
Preferred..
Mfg
4
6
84
88
Brandon Corp A. 100
Class B
*
32
36
1
2
7% preferred..100
Burlington Mills.. 1
94
98
Calhoun Mills....50
44
—
-
48
3234
34
25
30
21
25
ates
134
734
2754
10c
25c
5
e
e
80c
1534
934
98
1
ITLE GUAR
ANTES A SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS
86c
1534
934
106
45
^
234
334
2434
34
2534
134
34
Illinois Zinc
7
834
6
8
1134
934
„
104
6
•
8
99
21
mpireTitle AGuB
i'
7
118
124
Canada
57
63"
57
63
134
Mt City Copper..5c
National
Tunnel
and Mines com..
134
24
1634
10334
434
27
12534
134
Abbotts' Dairy
9
4834
3334
70
12
15
Ohio Copper of
Utah
45
47
Old Dominion Co.25
118
1934
—
6
60
Mfg. .100
Preferred
100
7
9
55
65
Abraham & Straus.*
Acme
51
5234
21
2134
2234
Addressograph
tigraph Corp
1534
254
1554
11
15
Mul10
4c
10c
Advance Rumely..*
Aeolian Co—
10c
30c
6% preferred A.50
34
1334
34
1334
Aero
67c
73c
Aero
30
36
37
834
534
Supply Mfg-
Olass A
Class B
21
1
534
1
4
Warrants
Aetna Rubber—
Preferred
%
334
334
34
4
100
Aetna Stand Engine*
234
6434
2834
Ag new-Surpass
Common
Preferred
*
r
11
..100
r
105
1734
34
4034
36c
40c
Aircraft Precision.. 1
634c
40
834
22
Shoe
Alnaworth Mfg
5
Air Associates (N J) 1
Air Communicat'nsl
Aircraft Accessories 1
1634
%
8
854
20
Agfa Ansco (Del)._l
234
3
Industries
Technical Inst.—l
Aeronautical Corp. 1
834
42
20
40c
434
3134
sg
9
7
3634
;.
3434
434
—
25
Millis
25c
.
—
.10
Steel
Acme Wire
Adams
—
5*
6% preferred .100
7% preferred—100
1134
434
2734
"134
22
18
*
1
75
Abitibi Pow A Pap.*
6
5434
11934
5354
116
12
—
—
—
_
6"
534
11
1154
154
234
354
1
2
334
Aircraft & Deisel
Mining Com..25c
Preferred B
•
& Fitch
734
21c
Oklahoma Interstate
99
e
Common
$6 preferred
534c
10
65
50
Equipment
Airplane & Marine
1
2
Airplane Mfg & Sup 1
1
15
18
Air
Keduc'n com..*
Air-Way
50
334
34
Direction Finder 1
106
98
Lab'tories. *
4 H % conv pfd 100
6
3434
64
Nipissing Mines
5
Noranda Mines
*
North Butte
2.50
5
45
.
Mfg 100
7% preferred.. 100
1134
2734
Rosarlo
18
-
40c
30c
.*
Abbott
25
7
Newmont Mining. 10
N Y A Honduras
26"
10
1941
1934
534
New Jersey Zinc..25
97
334
-
534
Mining Corp of
21
10
100
Miami Copper-...5
3
150
Aberfoyle
•
Magma Copper Col 0
Mclntyre Porcupine5
834
86
16
834
150
West Jersey Title &
Guar Co
50
Abercromb
4834
3334
1234
Louisiana L'd A Ex 1
83
mwmm
12c
534
834
Lake Shore Mines. 1
Lava Cap Gold Mini
23"
34
1334
*
5
eal Estate (DO) 1(_
itle Guar & Trust
of New York
20
A B Stove
22
20
Internatl Mining..1
Island Creek Coal.l
$6 preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop. .25
Jardine Mining
1
Kennecott Copper. •
Kildun Mining
1
King David Min.50c
Klrkland LakeGold 1
115"
110
_
MISCELLANEOUS
534
Copper
*
Spartan Mills.
100
Startex Mills.....20
Sterling Spinning.
Stowp Spinning
9c
1
Inspiration Cons
74
Mortgage Guar.
blumbia (D C)
36
A Smelting
..*
Idaho Md Mines. .1
z
7
5
j
11
1134
Howe Sound Co...5
adson Bay Min
60
—.
534
34
x
Associ-
(Boston).lOO «
65c
734
2554
OorplO
common
St
sss
134
100
Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines.-.6
Homestake Mining
98
Ware Shoals
.100
334
55c
Copper Co
100
—
27
93
.
W'alltce Mfg Co..
/
34
24
[ecla
100
Franklin
6s Jan
32
Power common..5
Ireene Cananea
12
1st mtge notes
1st M
334
ranby Cons MSA
10
1st 7% pref
100
2d 5% pref. ..100
Victor-Monagh'n 100
7% preferred. .100
Victory Yarn Mills—
54
100
1734
50c
2
57
—
34
434
134
734
ft
1
20
•
Common
Knob Copper
Preferred'
10
1234
8c
60
50
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
634% pref
93
White
434
^
£
Goldfleld Consol
Mines
101"
75c
30
100
_
65
Union-Buffalo Mills
..
new
General Tin
56
46c"
1
Plate.
154
734
4
43
17
7% preferred-.100
Mills common-100
7
1254
*
52
Class A pref
100
Class B pref
60
Thomaston Cotton
17
preferred
Bibb
Zinc, Inc
Federal Mining
Smelting
25
talker Mining
1454
r
1
55
com..
A Mining
rtah Metal A Tun.l
25c
134
654
25
60
Riverside & Dan Riv
Common
25
Textiles Inc
Copper
Golden Cycle
com
15c
7% preferred. .100
22
Southern
34
E vans-W allower
7% preferred 100
Southern Weaving.*
Southern Webbing
Mills..
10
Southern Worsted—
118
Anderson Cotton
Mills
100
Bel ton
95
71
Preferred.
52
11
Ltd
Evans Wall Lead—
2
Print Wks__
234
234
34
2534
1134
*
Empire Star Mines
65
Saxon Mills..
50
25
..5
55
20
&
Co
1134
Voe—
6% preferred. .100
Rowan Cotton Mills
100
__?5
60
Riverdale Mills—
30
634
Dredg-
55
130~
65
24
Gold
8*
454
634
1
1034
98
29
534
434
Washington Tin
Gold Min 8c M..1
Dome Mines Ltd..*
Eagle Pich Lead. .10
Preferred
100
50
Poe (F W) Mfg.. 100
RanloMfg
__10
7 % preferred. .100
6c
Anth Gold M...1
434
134
25
27
63
120
7% preferred..100
American Enka
7%
18
23
Perfection Spinning.
Pickens Mill
Piedmont Mfg.
20
2234
*
25
Avondale Mills.... 1
Beaumont Mfg..
42
82
26
5
Mills
42
37
1834
1834
1724
1724
b
2934
Silver-Lead .1
Clemenceau Min 25c
Consol Copper
5
Cons Min 8c Smelt.6
Copper Canyon. !0c
Copper Range
*
Cornucopia Gold .5c
Cotton
Process
Preferred
Arcade Cotton
37
1.75
75c
54
120
27
r
Clear Creek Cons—
Common
10c
21
100
Southern Mills
American shares.*
Amer Yarn & Proc—
100
Lanett
7% preferred
100
Acme Spinning
Mills
75
95
100
*
70
&
Copper Corp
Chiefuonsol Min
Chile
21
Orr Cot Mills... 100
34
Abbeville Mills
85
11
70
Pacolet Mfg
51
r
Callahan
Zino-Lead
Co.
1
Calumet 8c Hecla..5
Central Am Mines. 1
Central Eureka
1
Cerro de Pasco
46
80
Norris Cot Mills
33
Alabama
15
8
42
Lead
lng, Ltd
Zinc
100
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
May Hos'y Mills ..1
$4 preferred
*
Mills Mill pref.. 100
r
r
Bunker Hill
& Sull'n M &
C234
Butte Copper &
Cotton
Mills
Mohawk
Wayne Knit Mills.5
„
12
20
Newberry Cotton
Cotton Mills.. 100
M.
47
17
8524
15
20
31
Wamsutta
44
100
434
Pocahontas
145
Mining
1
Bralorne Mines Ltd*
Bulolo
10
Mills
.25
1634
34
134
134
Ltd Amer shares.,
64
54
6034
11234
r
Bol Inca
27
20
8434
29
&
23
Nat Yam Mills...50
824
1134
Utica
8
634
King (J P) Mfg. .100
Bleachery 8c
Dye Works com 10
105
r
10
Zinc
Black Hawk
Consol Mines
Mills—
37
734
1034
Knitting
5% preferred
25
30
50
50
Utica
22
Musgrove Cotton...
Skenandoa
Rayon.*
5 % preferred- 100
SouleMill (N B)_100
50
..10
Monarch Mills. .100
Mooresville Cotton.
1434
Mfg
(F R)
Sanford
*
..20
36
See Indus. Stocks
8ee Borden—
Roxboro Knitting—
Saco Lowell Shops
Common
32
43
Mock Judson
25
Patchogue Plymouth
Mills com
*
Limestone Mills
Linford Mills
N J Worsted—
Com class A
Com class B
92
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn Mills.
r
Smelting
1
$5 prior conv pf 25
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co
50
Andes Copper M.20
Bagdad Copper
5
45"
38
-
100
Gold
Mining
Amer
1534
1334
-....20
Hamrick Mills
Hanes (F H) Knit.5
Laurens
134
134
34
15
90
■
21"
18
.
14
r
STOCKS
Alaska Juneau
110
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glenwood Cotton
r
11
MINING
Preferred
9
preferred...!
Naumkeag Steam
9
104
7 % preferred.. 100
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Henrietta Mills—
734
10
3in
Fulton Bag 8c Cotton
Preferred
Mines A
Enterprise—
66
66
10
....
Patino
1234
62
Judson Mills A pf 100
inferred B
100
8
3624
2nd
1134
Eflrd Mfg
100
Erwln Cotton—.20
Mills pref
Inman Mills
3
8% preferred. .100
Newmarket Mfg
*
Nonquitt Mills
*
North Amer Rayon—
See Indus, stks
Dwight Mfg—1234
Eagle Yarn Mills—
Easley Cotton Mills
7 % preferred
7034
67
_
46
69
2
Cotton
43
Industrial
64
_
110
20
100
Nashua M (N H) 100
1st preferred.. 100
20
1834
Preferred
100
Nashawena Mills. _*
(Baltimore)
_
8
Highland Pk Mfg 20
Martel Mills-
Can Converters. 100
Can Cottons Ltd 100
Preferred
100
Domin Text Ltd
*
Preferred
100
Montreal CottonslOO
Preferred
100
Penmans Ltd com.*
Preferred
.100
Wabasso Cotton
*
17
7
pre?
5
2
Canadian Mills
2
Grendei
34
98
24
Merrimac Mfg..100
Preferred
100
Mt V-Woodb Mills
_
134
Graniteville Co
*
58
Mills
20
-
*
Kilburu M (N B>_75
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
Luther Mfg
100
com
$6 part pref A
14
Mills
121
4
334
1
Dredging
Darl'gton Mfg(S 0)5
Drayton Mills
20
preferred. -100
117
Tin
Amer shs ctfs
84
Gossett Mills
Preferred
100
Prior preferred_25
Hartford Rayon vtcl
Kendall Co
76
Pacific
234
10
Consolidated
Park-Utah Consol
Mines
28
99
...
Wiscassett Mills
Woodslde Ootton_20
19
72
2634
share}}
Consol
Mining.
-
100
45
Conv
2434
Mtge 6s
Oriental
«...
60
.100
West Point Mfg..20
Yarn
Mills
76
94
77
Gaffney Mfg..
5%
Worsted.50
Gosnold M (N B)__*
15
72
Florence Mills...100
7 % preferred. .100
69
Knitting..2M
Preferred
40
Flint Mfg Co
7 % preferred
Loom
Goodall
94
534
Bid
Par
Per
Winget
90
Stocks
118
634
Common—-.100
Converse (D E).100
Orescent Spinning.
6%
26
units
General
Globe
334
434
1034
12
•
100
93
%Ask
share
Wellington
89
Ohiquola Mfg
..20
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning..50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Dunean Mills
33
com
3934
7 % preferred- -100
Durham Hosiery—
524
dH
Border City Mfg 100
26
3834
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
88
354
1354
24
*
Cannon Mills..—*
Chadwlck-Hosldns
Co common
10
8 % preferred- -100
China Grove Cot
Northern Mills
15
Par
Per share
Callaway Mills
*
Stocks
Bid
Per
Atk
Bid
Par
share
TEXTILE
STOCKS
Amoskeag Co
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
54
134
4234
1
4254
Electric
34.
Appliance
101'"
1
*
Without, par
Canadian
price,
value
a
Called
t New stock,
x
for redemption;
Ex-dividend.
see
page
111.
e
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
/ Flat price
k Last sale
n
Nomina
86
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Per
Alaska Pac Salmon*
55*
Albany Packing. 100
86
Preferred
6X
Vot trust ctfs
com.
1.25
100
28 5*
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander Hamilton
55*
Preferred
pref__100
2.00
25
255*
23
24
Optical
*
Am Potash & Chero *
Industries—1
AUentowL. Portland
Cement pref—10
9%
10 x
7 %
Alles 8c Fisher
*
2 5*
9X
3X
Alliance Realty...-5
5*«
25*
A'
100
Preferred
65*
60
Allen
&
Corp common
*
Allied Kid Co com.5
Allied Mills Inc
*
Allied Paper Mills. 1
Allied Prod (Mich)—
CI A conv
25
Common
10
170
10 5*
12 5*
45*
215*
16 %
7%
Allied Stores Corp.*
6% preferred.. 100
Amer Products
171X
10%
13
5X
22%
17X
7X
*
Alloy Oast Steel
*
Aloe (A S) Co
20
Alpha Portl Cem..*
Altorfer Bros com. *
Conv pref
Aluminum Co com. *
6 % preferred.. 100
Alum Goods Mfg._*
6% preferred. .100
1
Leather
6% conv pref..50
1
Amalg Sugar...
Amerada Corp
*
Amer Agric Chem_*
Amer Air Lines..
$4.25
conv
10
pf_100
American Arch
Amer Bakeries—
63
American
16 5*
2
17 X
8
6% non-cum pflOO
Amer Steamship. 100
17 X
55*
79 X
92
15**
4?*
15
11SX
18%
151
■17 X
3
49
61
1095*
62
Preferred
Amer Wind
100
9%
*
5
Amer Bosch Oorp-.l
Amer Box Board..1
A.Brake Sh & Fdy—
Common
*
37 5*
55*% conv pf_ 100
128 X
25
7% preferred. .100
American Canadian
Properties
*
Am Car & Fdy
*
7 % preferred
100
Amer Car & Fdy
_
*
com
94 X
17 5 X
Am Chain 8c Cable. *
Chicle
*
Co
100
6 % preferred. 100
Amer Coal (N Jj__2o
_
140
13""
7
Colortype._10
7
5%
preferred ..100
64
75*
69
Commercial
20
com
55*
95*
Am Crystal Sugar 10
6% 1st pref
Am Cyanamid
55*
10
100
A.10
79
80
35
37 M
10
36
365*
5% pref 1st ser.10
125*
2a series
10
Amer Distilling pf 10
12 5*
3
135-s
125*
Class
B
Amer Dist Teleg
4
1445*
1085*
5% pref (w i)
7 % preferred.. 100
Amer Dredging. .100
117
116
118
1095*
Co
50c
New common
Amer Export Lines 1
Socket
8% preferred
Am Hide 8c Leath
1
6 % preferred
50
Amer Home Prod._ 1
Amer Ice Co
.
6%
_
pflOO
non-cum
Amer Insulator
*
.
•
Class
IX
6%
285*
5*
1
Bros
Batavia
*
Body
7
Class
r
10
5% preferred.. 100
Bayuk Cigars
•
7% 1st nref
100
Beaton 8c Cadwell
Mfg common..25
5*
675*
8
5*
115*
3 5*
55*
Cream.. 25
$5 preferred w w_*
1
685*
10
15*
25*
5
Ark Fuel Oil pref. 10
Armour 8c Co of Del
35*
5%
4
40
45*
108
guar pref. .100
Armour 8c Co (111)—
Common
5
$6 conv pr pref.I*
7% preferred.. 100
Armstrong Cork
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
Arnold Print Wks_*
5% preferred
30
5
505*
109
55*
515*
325*
74
33
45
50
40
.
8
4
13 5*
Equipt Corp..!
10
Bearings Co (Am).*
Brit-Amer Oil
75*
17
55*
45*
15*
125*
13
New preferred
Brown Fence 8c Wire
35*
35*
4
*
7
29
Brown
15
25
30
295*
305*
Distillers Corp..*
Preferred
*
Brown Rubber
1
116
Class
28
RR
8c
Stk
Bendix
30
84
102
111
1005*
IX
X
110
45*
7X
215*
4
Brunswick Site... 10
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
15*
385*
205*
105*
55*
55*
1185*
75*
215*
45*
Bucyrus-Erie Co..5
7% cum pref.. 100
135*
645*
65*
Budd Wheel
*
18
7% preferred—100
Bullard Co
*
Bulova
54
mr'L
33'ic
Hedges.
pref
Berkey 8c Gay Fur¬
15*
5*
235*
345*
Watch
Burdines Inc
-
Preferred
15*
335*
Burger
*
.1
._*
Brewing
Purchase warrants
Borland Shoe St
*
-
«
-
Burkart
2
*
111
35
295*
85*
44
25*
46
28
1
26
*
325*
Am den receipts..
Burns Bros Coal.. *
%
5*
X
Corp
_
Ltd—
1
15*
Burroughs Adding
5c
55*
5
Mfg—
$2.20 preferred.
Burma
37
-
|F)
50
Common
1
31
X
niture common. .1
107
7% preferred—100
_
56
-
93
Buda Co com
100
Budd (E G) Mfg..*
16
15*
25*
235*
52
33
45
Oollender Co.-..*
$5 preferred
♦
25*
5*
Preferred
Class B
105*
Brunswick -Balke-
23
Home
Benson 8c
Conv
1%
186
*
3 5*% pref ...100
Bruck Silk Mills...*
225*
Yds
Common
50
Preferred
50
Bender Body com..5
Bendix Aviation
5
Appliance cl A..5
85*
45*
145*
115*
Brown Shoe
114
_.
5
Bellanca Aircraft._l
Bel'ows & Co A..10
2
Bruce (E L) Co..-.5
7 % preferred
100
117
1
pref
Manufacturing. 50
10
1
_
A
Forman
Brown & Sharp
119
275*
1135*
1
_
2
1
Beech-Nut Pack..20
Belding Hem'way
*
Bell Aircraft
17
13
14
Aircraft
7
1
common
48
Ties Inc
12
Truck com
10
Brooke (E G) Iron_5
Brown Co new corn-
10
Beech
5
Ltd—
Ordinary bearer£1
Brockway Motor
44
preferred.. 100
Beau Brummell
88
495*
455*
25*
225*
65*
2d
Belt
85*
7%
x-w
35
25
Coupon shares..*
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
1st preferred.. 100
12
2
25*
2 5*
15*
335*
325*
9
5*6 Sept
25*
15*
k
Pref
Warrants
*
25
25*
215*
65*
25*
155*
\
com...
A
10
95*
5c
*r
Optical
%
115*
Bristol Brass
Bristol-M yers
1
2 5*
3
42
Brinks, Inc
295*
12
11
5
Bath Iron Wks
Bathurst Power
15*
38
*
7% preferred.. 100
Brillo Mfg
*
Stainless
com
B
Machine
7
*
85*
5*
35*
85*
5*6
3
55*
7% debenture. 100
12
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
16
18
15
Asbestos Corp Ltd.*
Asbestos Mfg com.l
Preferred
__l
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
Assoc Brew (Can).*
105*
15*
Bush Term Bldgs—
7% pref ctfs.. 100
Butler Bros
.10
5% conv pref..30
Butterick Co
*
185*
5*
13
2
7% preferred.. 100
Assoc Dry G'ds
1
109 5*
9
5*
25*
15*
35*
6% 1st pref... 100
7% 2d pref... 100
3 5*
9
12
75
80
12 5*
15*
55*
66
63
34
32
21
215*
100
103
24
365*
45*
30
53 5*
15*
205*
25 5*
365*
4%
305*
55
2
215*
45*
275*
25*
5*
175*
115*
15*
165*
25*
165*
85
865*
Without par value,
/
1
5
4
7% preferred.. 100
5
35
25
Preferred
& Cement com__l
26
Class B
*
Amer Locomotive.*
5*6
X
Bardstbwn Distill.. 1
100
Brig28 Mfg
*
Briggs 8c Stratton..*
Brill Corp class A..*
20
*
102
*
Amer Locker classA*
105*
Barber & Ross
PrefeTed
ii*
315*
82
$1.50 prior pref. 10
Amer-La France &
Foamlte Corp.. 10
Warrants
Am Laund Mach_20
105*
Bridgeport Brass
*
Bridgep't Hydr'lic20
Bridgeport Mach..*
5%
4%
10%
Bush Terra Co com 1
6 % preferred
*
45*
*
Amer Hard ware..25
Am-Hawallan S3.10
30
U7%
95*
2
175*
155*
65*
1
100
25
2%
X
85*
25*
1554
155*
50
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred ..100
Amer Hard Rubb_50
2
16
91
55*
Preferred
Am Furniture
Am Hair 8c Felt
Brewster Aeronaut'l 1
Warrants
65*
1
Beatrice
.1
Hegeman Elec. 10
Arrowhead Petrol-.1
Art loom Corp
com
Amer Fork 8c Hoe..*
Am Fruit Growers.*
6
36
7% pr*. erred—100
Beryllium Corp
*
Bessemer Limestone
15*
Am Fabrics, pref 100
Amer Felt common *
Preferred
100
Amer Forging and
Brewing Co of Am.3
7
1
37
7
1
Amer Export Airlines
Common.
Braniff Airways.25*
Breeze Corp
..1
175*
325*
1125*
65*
6
American Encaustic
Tiling
15*
27
Arrow Hart-
35
95*
35*
Bancroft (J) 8c Sons*
Preferred
100
Barber Asphalt
10
Baldwin Rubber
Baumann (Lud) com *
Preferred
100
Pref v t c
100
113
1%
24
38
Aro
30
Class B
1115*
pref..I*
.
Baldw Loco Wks__*
Vt.c for com
13
105
13
25
*
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred
*
Boyd-Welsh Inc.. *
Boyertown Burial
Casket com
*
..
.
1015*
2%
175*
325*
65*
6% preferred..100
515*
*
1
Prop cl A
$3 partic
Argo Oil
53
Balaban 8c Katz_.25
Baldwin Co
8
17
16
Arden Farms
115
100
7% preferred
Warrants
165*
96
Bartgis Bros com.. 1
6% conv pref..25
Basic Dolomite
1
155*
Archer-Dan-MIdl'd *
ArcturusRadioTube*
21*
Preferred
30
155*
*
Bausch 8c Lomb
200
1185*
1
Chemical..
class A
Common
35*
295*
Babcock 8c Wilcox.*
Barnard Aviation.. 1
Barnsdall Oil
5
Barnsdall Refining. 1
6
Bower Roll B'r'g._5
Bow-Bilt Bondhold¬
65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
3
45*
2
15
ers
Barlow 8c Seelig cl A5
8
$6 preferred... 100
Bourjois, Inc
*
$2.75 cum pref—♦
39
125*
1
5
~9X
5
38
5X% pref
50
Barkley Grow Afrcrl
ex
25*
5*
100
Colliers Corn
Baker
55*
165*
165*
Ayrshire Pakota
41
Warehouse
100
Boston Wharf... 100
Boston Woven Hose
<fe Rubber com
*
25*
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Class B
10
195*
205*
50
Gravel Pref
Boston
Storage
215*
1
555*
235*
Boston Sand &
15
.
Barker
325*
A P W
9
X
20%
.
tation Corn
31%
109
205*
55*
55*
%
195*
45*
.25
73
12 5*
new.
5
16
Capital.. 1
Aviation Corp. * .3
Aviation <fe Transpor¬
725*
315*
125
7*
Amer
Alcohol
Corp.
ex-warr
148
*
120
3
American Cigarette
8c Cigar
Writing Pap I*
Anchor Post Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp..*
Angostura-W uppermann Corp
i
Anheuser Busch .20
Animal Trap-.!!.*
Antilla Sugar
ioo
Apex Elec Mfg
•
Applied Arts
1
Appollo Steel
10
A P W Paper
5
2
30c
pref. 100
conv
*
Cable common
Anchor Hocldng
G1
Pref
175*
IX
19
18
185*
45*
pref 25
Avery (B F i & Sons 5
6% pref w w—25
Steel
Anaconda Wire 8c
176
IX
100
95*
505*
75*
15*
Amsterdam Trading
American shares
15c
100
Preferred
Amer Centrifugal.. 1
Amer
5%
63
.100
Amer Carmel
8
295*
635*
3
55*
*
Wringer
Borg-Warner Oorp .5
Scrymser. .25
Borne
A com...25
Barium
55
7% preferred. .100
$5 div oref
IX
29 X
14
•
Amer
37 X
132%
95%
conv
62
45*
100
35
75*
4%
35*
Bareco Oil
Glasa^
Am Woolen Co
5*
34
\H
155*
%
37 X
12
Preferred..... 100
.
W*
*
Common
18%
■
4
_
Class A
102
99
Am Beverage Corp
American Book.. 100
Preferred
144 5*
.
50
1
"X
6% preferred. .100
Am Transformer. 10
Am Type Found. 10
7 % preferred
100
Am vitrified Prod.*
95*
.
11
735*
155*
X
365*
605*
25*
715*
725*
Preferred
50
Am Thread 5% pref5
Am Tobacco coni.25
Common B
25
645*
285*
115*
135*
13
7% preferred-.100
35
48 5*
17
American Can
205
285*
115*
Am Sumatra Tob
*
Amer Television... 1
Amer Thermos A..*
.
7% preferred
180
*
62 5*
60
...
Preferred
145
325*
43 5*
1425*
52 5*
1505*
American Stores
*
American Stove
*
Amer Sugar Ref.100
6
80 X
99
20c
5c
Snuff..25
Am Steel F'dries
155*
60 5*
109 X
50
Am Bern berg com.*
6 % preferred
Amer
315*
43 X
140%
515*
61
10
5%
Amer Ship Build..*
Am Smelt 8c Refg._*
*
Am Bank Note
~5~~
7% preferred. .100
22
75*
235*
5*
55*
85*
85*
375*
160
15*
Preferred
7
22%
Amer Seating
»
Am Ship & Comm.*
73
159
118
75*
1595*
55*
165*
715*
5%
16 %
71%
Common
18.50
American Screw. 100
American Sealcone.5
Amer Seal-Kap
2
Bonomo (Joe)
Publlca'ns pref—
Borden Co
15
35*
Warrants
7%
pf 100
Am Safety Razor—
2
Automat A'ot Mach *
35*
156
conv
32
Class B
Amer
45*%
1
Aviation
*
Class A
Motors
2
Stand Sanitary..*
Common B
*
Bond Stores com__l
Automatic Prod...5
Automatic Refrig.10
$1.50
16
7 % cum preflOO
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
10
5
Class
4*
*
Bohn Alum 8c Br. .5
Bon Ami com A
»
8
Automobile Banking
Amer Radiator &
375*
125*
Aluminum Indus..*
Aluminum Ltd
35*
%
66 5*
50
Pulley
80
17
Instru¬
ment common
55*
7
70
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Common
Amer
4 5*
*
5% prior pref
Par tic pref
100
Dye
Preferred
7X
5
285*
Alarm common.25
Automatic
32
24 X
*
105
Amer
13
Boeing Airplane-..5
Bohack (H C) com.*
1st preferred .100
Bohack Realty pflOO
25*
26
6% preferred-.100
Finance
10
Ask
Bid
Per
Automatic Fire
30
Par
15
74
Auto
5*
175*
American Meter
*
American News Co *
24 5*
105
Allegheny Ludlum
Steel Corp
22
$5 cum prior A..*
79
175*
101 %
6 % conv pref. .100
30
64
Amal
Autocar Co com.. 10
Stocks
share
25*
45*
Austin Nich 8c Co..*
19
5*6
Amer Piano class A*
Class B
5
Amer Pneu Serv
*
Algoma Steel com.*
Preferred100
Allied Chera
13 5*
3
19
74
100
100
Maracaibo__l
Amer Metal Co
♦
Ask
Per
17
Amer
*
Inst 8%
Mfg Co
5% pref
4X
5
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class A
Bid
Par
share
13 5*
25*
vmer Mach & Fdy_*
Am Mach 8c Met--*
Am Maize Prod
*
Am
Alberene Stone of Va
Stocks
Ask
Per
92"
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Par
shar"
58
100
Stocks
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
a
35*
5*
18
13
.
39
10c
*
41
20c
55*
7 % preferred.. 100
5
13
14
14
24 5*
245*
15*
64
12
16
22%
3 5*
*
15 5*
Conv preferred_20
Atlas Powder
*
pref. .100
Trek—.
*
Auburn Cent Mfg. *
_
4 %
preferred
Called for redemption;
.
see
895*
395*
106
conv
-
13
pflOO
5%
.
38
11
1
Atlas
885*
-
$2.50 preferred.-*
5*
65*
2%
*
Plywood
125
-
"65*
80
90
Atlantic Refining.25
4% conv pref. 100
Atlas Drop Forge. .5
Atlas
18
75
5*
_
..
25*
12
25*
25
64 5*
1125*
65*
15*
50
page
14
111.
Preferred
Billings & Spen
Bing & Bing
*
100
25
5
Bird & Son
Preferred
Birdsboro Stee
Fdy <fe Mach
5
v»m *
14
$3 preferred
*
B'ackADecker tVifg *
17
Blaw-Knox
Bliss 8c
26
65 5*
120
7
Co
Laughlin
Preferred
_*
5
30
Bliss (E W) Co
95
75*
14""
16
5
'
1
95*
755*
15*
10c
45*
5*
*
8c
Preferred
*
25*
25*
12 5*
Byrndum Corp
Bryon Jackson
100
55*
1
*
Cable Elec Products
Vot tr ctfs
50c
Common
1005*
50c
7
35*
*
5 % preferred... 50
Calamba Sug Est_20
75*
6
Callice
43
20
Cambria Iron
10
205*
10 5*
205*
32
35
Campbell (AS)
Jampbell Wvant
Cannon Fdry
Canada Bread
1
145*
15
22 5*
23
225*
12 5*
85*
23
83
85
(Sid)...*
7% preferred ..100
Tungsten. .1
195*
6% conv pf
25
5% conv pf
25
Bloomingdale Bros.*
Biumenthal
50
Byers (A M) com .*
7% part pref.. 100
Byers Machine..
*
Byllesby class A... *
3
80
Calif Pack Corp
Blauner's common.*
23
Preferred
127
._.*
68
1085*
■3 5*
165*
25*
Biscuit-12 5*c
Class B
Bigelow-Sanford
Carpet com
3
2
100
non-cum
50
7% preferred-.100
Blckfords Inc
*
Atl Gulf & W Indies
5%
Preferred
Beth Steel (Del)
*
7% preferred.. 100
B/G Foods Inc
*
65*
50
SS Lines..
305*
25*
5
74
Associated
Rayon.*
At! Coast Fisheries. 1
com
305*
15*
13
855*
dep rets ord
registered
£1
Assoc Laundries
*
Class B
Best 8c Co
*
Beth Fdy 8c Mach.*
95*
Am
6% 1st pref
45
50
45*
Assoc El Indus Ltd
Atlantic Co A
41
Preferred
55*
115*
1%
Burry
96
60
1
5*
%
195*
505*
105*
25*
57
55*
8c
*
•
155*
15*
.100
97
Class B pret
50
Canada Cement. 100
40
Preferred
13 5*
"-eferred
85*
100
35*
65
Canada & Dominion
Sugar Co Ltd
2
*
195*
16
k Last sale.
nNominal.
.
rCanadian price.
iNew stock.
-
'
zEx-dividend.
5 5*
195*
%
Quotation* for all securities a*e at near at
Per
Can Dry Ging Ale.5
17
*(r
19
• r
85"
Canada Packers—*ir
4
Canada SS Lines
* r
16
Preferred
100 r
57 SA
Can Wire 8c Cab A * r
1754
Class B
♦ r
Canadian Airways.*
37
Canadian Bronze. .*
104
Preferred
100
Canadian Canners.*
Canadian Car 8c Fy •
Preferred
25
30
Canad Celanese—*
123
Preferred
100
Canadian Colonial
6
Airways
1
Canadian Dredge
B
Class
454
1654
59
154
^
654
854
22
3154
Cleveland Hobbing
Mach com—
4
654
*
27
Cllnchfield Coal.100
Preferred
100
CI A voting
*
CI B non-voting. *
Canadian Industries
Class A...
100
100
.*
Class B
Preferred
154
154
1H
150
120
12
110
Capital City Prod.*
Carbon Monoxide
Eliminator
*
Carborundum Co..*
7
9
Carey
Oarlb Syndicste.25c
Carman 8c Co A...*
Class B
Carnation
on^
20
Co.....*
1st preferred. .100
Oasco
24
6
554
3654
3554
105
29"
24
3054
8 54
654
*
Carpel Corp
Carpenter Steel
Carrier Corp
Carter (J W) Co
654
....
"
•
5
1
1
3154
854
754
8
Products—*
100
7% preferred-.100
Case Lockwood 8c
Brainard Co.. 100
5854
11554
114
240
Gate (J I) Co
4 54
2054
2%
4754
Case Pomeroy
.5
Castle (A M) Co-.IO
Oatalin Corp.
1
•
*
Caterpillar Tract.
Oelanese Corp
7% prior pref-100
1st partic pref-100
Celotex Co com—*
5% cum pref_-100
Celluloid Corp... 15
1st preferred
*
$7 preferred
•
Central Agulrre
Associates
*
Central Airport—1
Central American
Plantations —.100
Cent Foundry com. 1
5% preferred ..100
JOent Ir & Steel
Cent Ohio St Prod.l
.
Central Paper
754
454
*
Preferred
Cherry-Bur Corp..6
Chesebr'gh Mfg..25
Chesapeake Paper
Board common..*
Preferred
50
Chester Pure Silk
Hosiery com
1
6% preferred .10
Chic Daily News..*
New 5% pref. .100
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys 8c Un
Stk Yds com..100
1854
254
9
23
12
14
2054
2054
21
21
3
1
22
4
2154
101
35
2154
554
20
54
154
1254
10354
54
254
81
Pub--*
1054
1
*
1
Oonsol Car Heat. 100
Cons Cigar Corp..*
054% prior pf. 100
7% preferred. 100
Film
Cons
Indus.. 1
pf..*
Cons Laundries
5
7% preferred. 100
Cons Lithograph..*
$2
1254
354
1954
1354
1254
154
2254
57 54
154
13
cum part
184*
37
Consolid'd
"554
2054
54
154
1454
10554
Textile.*
5% pref vtc--100
Container Corp
20
Continental Aviation
6
Decca
80
Deere & Co com
54
854
254
85
Continental Mot__l
210
1554
1054
654
654
1354
1054
1154
254
1054
354
83 54
454
654
154
454
1254
Crank..5
»
Inc
1
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice a Fuel
•
Cinecolor
1
654
854
8754
054% cum pf._100
854
6
13
54"
3954
4854
if*
V
Cont'l Oil (Del)...6
Confl Oil (Mex).-.l
Cont'l Roll & Steel 1
Preferred..
100
Oont Screw com.. 10
Preferred
84
554
754
254
10
*
100
Converse Rubber..♦
$2 preferredSpecial pref
15
1054
1154
254
1054
454
......
Cont Steel Corp
Preferred
Cook
33
*
P't & Vjurn..*
$4 preferred
•
Cooper Bessemer..*
$3 prior pref
*
88
60
2554
10854
54
354
254
J 10-for-l
conv
split,
o
pref..50
Called
for
Electromaster
254
%
2354
27 54
1054
Elgin N Watch—15
Eljer Co
Inc.l
*
com
5% cum pref...50
5% prior pref. 100
Elk Horn Coal..
*
1st
1454
17
2d
1554
15
preferred.. 100
nreferred..l00
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred.. 100
Emerson Drug..2 V
•
2554
Class
107
102
B
Preferred.
i
754'
Diamond T Motor 2
Diesel
Equipment.. 1
fferential Wheel _1
>
Voting trust ctfs..
Noc Mfg
Di
see
36
49
54
154
1
16
116
99
18
18
3 54
8654
354
Empire Sheet 8c
5% conv pref-100
1
1
28
0% part pref.-.25
154,
754
2954
354
2
29
|
66
12
2 5
82
-
redemption;
%
.
Corp—1
2854
3754
iDictaphone Corp..*
8% preferred.-100
17654 Dictograph Prod-
1"
__1
Common
Electrolux
77"
Alkali
Diamond Match..
4554|
1
27
1
Corp
20
Diamond
112
5/
Electro Bleach Gas .*
Emerson Elec Mfg .4
Preferred
4
107
64 54
24
14
154
%
3254
Elec Stor Battery..*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
154
1354
2454
103 54
45 54
175 54
154
Indus Am shs
Electrol Inc com
*
*
page
Ex-dividend.
\
*
Diamond Shoe com *
-
1454
Boat
Electrographic
Dexdale Hosiery—
Preferred
100
954
854
32 54
37*
Electrical & Musical
10754
10
62 54
1
3
Electric
12
eferred
100
Dewey & Almy Chem
2d p
..
9
55
1854
10
Preferred..
*
1154
1754
10
Common
14
*
70c
24
B__
68
47 54
Electrical Steam
154
23
Common
354
3554
1254
100
4
2
176
Picc__l
El tin/on Schild
Elder Mfg
Class A
Iron &
Devoe& Raynolds—
Class A (non-vot) •
80
8 54
|Co8den Petroleum. 1
w—20
654
19
13754
*
3254
•54
1.00
Preferred
'
2454
10354
54
254
154
954
5% preferred...50
Edison SDlitdorf
Sterilizer
54
10
16
*
854
30
De Vilbiss Co
854
B
Electric Auto-Lite.5
Detroit Paper Prod I
Detroit Steel Prod 10
....
13654
Edison Bros Stores.2
62
754
354
154
Detroit Mich Stove 1
0^
•
*
Eaton Mfg Oo
..4
Economy Groc Sts.*
Edgewater Steel
*
110
1
Foundry cora...l
Detroit Harvester. 1
754
354
1854
854
Class
154
3354
10054
9954
554
1754
17054
0% preferred-.100
Easy Washing Mach
3
Common
..* r
1054
1
554
5
1
Preferred
Eastman Kodak
38
3154
100
6% pref w
Detroit Gray
3854
54
12
Eastern Sugar Assoc
Common
_.l
(A) Co—
Mfg.l
554
1654
254
38
.
59
6% conv pref. .10
Derby O 8c Ref com *
Preferred
*
Detachable Bit.. 10c
Detroit Aircraft—*
118
3754
11
Eastern Roll Mill..5
1754
454
54
Supply. 10
Det Gasket &
3754
454
14 54
154
54
34
Educational
Class A
1
2054
5854
Corning Glass Wk 10
6% Preferred. 100
Corn Prod Refg..25
7 % preferred.. 100
154
654 iCorroon & Rey'ds
I
$0 conv A pref.. *
9
1654
354
54
5
6 % preferred -.
83
Cornell-Dubllier
Elec Corp com..l
6
54
9
De Pinna
90c
East Racing Assn.
'
2554
554
2154
2754
154
33
Dentists'
454
54
1854
18
Footwear.1
13
35c
East Mall'ble Iron25
11
1054
2454
Rayon A com.15
com
10
prior pref. .20
Eastern
654
6
1
10
r
Warrants
Dennison Mfg—
854
3554
2054
5954
14
25"
20
Delta Airlines —100
15c
54
1
_
5%
85
50
8% debentures 100
754
354
1854
!4«
Eastern Corp com
75
$6 prior pref
116
1854
126
Class A
454
54
1754
1754
1654
120
Del
154
654
Oopperwela Steel..5
Conv 5% pref. .50
5%
value,
8c
it*
De Long Hook
and Eye
-.100
3
100
I5i
65l
354
1754
-
-
754
26
110
100
Oil
154
754
«.
24 54
$1.50 conv pref_20
East Dalr esLtd
*
Eastern Air Lines. 1
100
454
254
1
754
*
Preferred
54
33
154
754
25
Eason
110
....
28
!
10
24
54
100
Eagle Lock
Early & Daniel
15"
miner
1
99
Duval Texas Sulph.*
Dwight Manor v t c
6% pref
354
27
Turbine
4154
6% pref
25
7% pref.
100
Durham Hosiery—
Mills B com
*
De Laval Steam
6
40 54
23
Duro-Test Corp
5
Delendo Corp
59
12554
5
Chem com
80
21
10
1
12454
68
*
Gilbert Corp
Dejay Stores
♦
$4.50 preferred..*
3554
854
2854
Records....1
Deisel-W
90
Class B
Oont Diam'd Fibre. A
3454
854
2754
Defiance
3
17054
*
Durez Plastics 8c
48
7% preferred. .20
Spark PL*
c,V*
854
854
75
35
Class A
1054
88
854
54
8154
3754
8% preferred..100
1
1054
*
Continental Can. .20
"2"
43
954
11454
<fe Co common..20
Preferred
754
154
Chemical.!
Common....
A
5
11054
254
Dayton Rubber Mfg
354
Class
100
Davis Coal & Coke 50
Davison
2
354
154
*
com.
Preferred
2254
5954
Engineering
1
Continental Baking
72
Mills
Paper com___25
Consolidation Coal—
Common v t c.-25
Warrants
DuplanSllk
*
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (E I) deN
10
1254
154
33
109
654
internatT.l
Dunhlll
25
25
Consol Water Power
&
17
1154
73
Corp 8%pfl00
85
75
96
1254
47
14
654
(R G)
1154
21
43
8 % preferred. .100
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consolidated Steel *
94
854
554
354
20
2 54
70
2454
11054
5
* r
Corp.*
$6 preferred
*
42
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref—*
Davega Sts Corp. .5
5% conv pref. .25
Davenport Hosiery
23
23 54
107
Bradstreet
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
1054
38
Dun
2
2054
354
*
Hammer
3 54
Laboratories cl A1
554
Darco
19
.
75
Darby Petroleum..5
cum
----
(Allen)
Mont
Du
55
$8
Mach vtcext—1
pref. .100
pref
*
cum
Cutler
454
93
Cin Tob W'house.25
7%
Shoe
Oompo
1
:
154
100
Dubilier Condenser 1
Oushman's Sons—
Columbus Auto-
2254
1254
5
par
20
80
$2.75 conv pref..*
Oolum Carbon v t c *
Wright Oorpi
Class A
554
554
10c
Without
554
1954
4
3
Churngold Corp
*
Cinci Advtg Prod..*
"154
$7 preferred
*
New prior pref..*
H?54
Dryden Paper
854
454
1
Curtis Mfg of Mo..5
Curtis Publish
•
13654
Preferred. ....100
10c
754
454
7354
554
154
Lighting- .254
2054
Ourtlss
Cons Paper of Can.*
Oonsol Retail Sts-.l
1
1354
3854
*
154
—
Columbia Pictures—
Vot tr ctfs com..*
Cons Mach Tool uts.
25
119
Yellow Cab
Chickasha Cot O.10
Childs Co com
*
Preferred
100
Chilton Co
10
6 54 % prefeiTed 100
40
100
1
5
Ouneo Press
Curtis
Consolidated Oil—♦
*
x
.
100
Preferred
"
$3 conv pref
554
3154
3154
254
5
Ball
20
Oonsol Aircraft
101
Chic Pneu Tool
Cln Un Stk Yds
5% Preferred .100
Oudahy Pack
30
1254
Consol Biscuit
454
354
354
254
Chic
7 % preferred. -100
80
1054
254
Chic & So Airlines-1
V t c for com
*
Preferred
10
2254
554
1054
20
6
92 54
5
Chic Rivet & Mach 4
Cuban Am Mangan 2
Cuban-Am Sug
10
78
Oongoleum-Nairn. •
Congress Cigar
*
Ctfs of deposit
Conn Telep & Elec.l
Chicago Nipple
Cinci
22
154
554
145
154
*
Preferred
3c
-*
Cuba Co
154
4
pref. _*
Doyle Mach & Tool 1
Dresser Mfg com..*
Driver Harris Oo.iO
54
754
754
19"
2054
128
54
9
9054
5% preferred.. 100
Dow Drug..-*
Conv prior
91
354
654
*
Columbia Baking. _*
Preferred
Columbia Brewing.5
Oonde Nast
554
3J4
*
$2.50 prior pref..*
Chic Ry Equip
25
10
454
1354
22
3
*
Dow Chem com
4254
"8
*
6% preferred
Tissue
Cuban Atl Sugar..5
Cuban Tobacco
*
2
18
$3 conv pref
Crystal Oil Ref
23
254
"654
preferred
100
conv pref-100
Crystal
5
554
854
954
Chic Molded Prod.l
1354
26
30
Chicago Mall Order 5
Chrysler Corp
1254
60
Parts com....—*
8c
0% pref
100
Chapman Valve—1
Preferred
-.100
CharIs Corp
10
Checker Cab Mfg.5
Cheney Bros com..*
4254
12654
7 %
5%
$2 preferred
•
Combustion Eng__l
Comm'l Solvents..*
Chambersberg
Paper
Crucible Steel new. *
454
1
common..*
88
80c"
65c
2 M
1
8754
pref
conv
20
/
Eng
Common..Par $10
Chamberlin Metal
Weather Strip...5
*
$5
Colson Corp
*
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
25
Columbia Mills.
Columbia O 8c G
41
154
2254
1554
Preferred
25
Crown Zellerbach. 5
3
1354
2154
554% Pref
100
Doubleday Doran.*
Douglas Aircraft..*
Douglas (W L) Shoe
Common
*
41
1
Drug com 25c
27
Chemical
2054
1554
Crown
140
8154
154
Chain Belt com....*
Fibre
5% conv pre!.. 100
Collins Co
100
Collins Morris
1
110
29
B'castim
2
454
2754
40
$2.25 pref w w._*
Preferred x-w
♦
1154
25
(Jacob) Pkg—
38
654% Pref
100
16
Bdge.100
r
20
Dominican Coal pf 25
Dominion G ass. 100 r 12654
Preferred
100 r 140
Dominion Steel &
Coal B
25
654
Dominion Stores..* r
554
Dominion Tar &
24
2754
4054
Cruc.IlOO
(T)
Dold
Central
Seal.*
854
11
3654
Dominion
12
154
2254
5
1054
Dr Pepper Co—..*
Doehler Die Cast—*
"154
10
254
754
1054
35
A
Dobeckmun Co coml
"454
154
Petroleum (Md).5
Crows Nest Pass Coal
10154
3054
11154
100
Warrants
2554
Dixon
1754
77
^
Dixie-Vortex Co...*
107
*
Prior Preferred .50
Crown
8
7
1154
Oollyer Insulated
Wire common— •
Colonial Beacon Oil *
Colonial Ice B pfd_*
Colon Development
Ordinary shares..
6% conv pref
Ool Fuel & Iron
•
*
100
Crown C'k &
2954
18
Centrifugal Pipe—1
Century Elec
10
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred. .100
Certain-teed Prods. 1
6% prior pref. 100
lishing Co
Preferred
Crowley Milner
6
*
Peet common
Columbia
Dixie Ice Cream—5
5254
1954
1354
554
%
Crown Cork Int A.*
81
10
Champion
*
1
Liquors254
22
2354
5
Crompton & Kn'les *
YosleyCoro
*
Orowell Collier Pub¬
800
3
27
Sug
Cessna Aircraft
6654
Sys Incclaas A 25
25
2854
61
25
108
*
*
Coca-Cola Intern..*
Class A
Class B
11954
12454
754
6254
454
123
1
Preferred..
Cen Vloletta
554
3
48
28
2754
5954
*
.1
Coca-Cola Co
2
11854
115
*
1254
13
154
754
954
Divco-Twin Truck.1
Dixie Home Stores. 1
5154
1954
1254
454
54
3654
454
*
pref.
Croft Brewing
125
2854
64 54
2554
10854
6154
3
%%
11"
10054
100
2
254
33
.
87
85
84
6% preferred.. 100
$3.5)
142
$4.25 preferred..*
Collins 8c Alkman. *
114
6
*
(Philip)
6% preferred..100
254
32
*
of Los Angeles
of New York
of St Louis
954
Distillers
Olftflfl
Cream of Wheat
Colgate-Palmolive-
8
8 54
109
2754
254
140
Cohen (Dan) Co
*
Cohn & Rosenb'ger *
Can Locomotive...*
25
100
pf
conv
"irocker-Wheeler ..*
Cluett Pea body—*
7 % preferred- . 100
Cockshutt Plow
156
156
150
Crane Co com
5%
1154
Seagrams Ltd...*
5% pref w W..100
54
1054
2154
Creole Petrol
154
of Cincinnati
8% preferred..100
Can Indus Alcohol—
254
ord£l
Wagon Co
50 conv cl A.20
25*
454
52
1054
9
104
*
Invest Corp
3
Creameries of Am
Climax Molyb¬
denum Co
Foreign
Canadian
54
5954
Distillers Corp-
(C)&Co..25
Cramp Shipbldg
5
Coca-Cola Bottling
17
16
354
54
Cowles
3354
1254
12
•
Club Aluminum
Utensil com—..*
125
Am dep rets
170
Disney (Walt)—
6% preferred
25
Distillers Co Ltd.£l
Covered
$1
3254
1
"454
Ltd—
Oourtaulds
Bid
Par
Per
"4*54
1
1
Courier Post pref 100
Coty Inc com
Coty internat'l
"%
Cleve Tractor
"6"
38
Clayton & Lambert 4
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
40
16
Stocks
share
Discount Corp ..100
Cosmocolor Corp.. 1
108
Claude Neon Lt—1
25
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
3754
254
100
Preferred-
Stocks
654
354
1654
554
Olty 8c Sub Homes 10
Oity Stores
5
Jlark Controller
1
Clark Equip Oo—*
87"
h
Ask
share
Per
1354
preceding the date o^lsaue
possible for the closing lay of the month
Bid
Par
share
13
Oana ia Forglngs—
Class A...
Stocks
Ask
Bid,
Par
Stocks
87
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL &
Nov., 1940]
'
r
A.
111.
12
3854
1354
12
100
~Q
ft 3A
074
5/
3554
32
119
-
-
-
—
54
3
54
354
354
354
354
354
354
354
k Last sale,
n
Tinplate.
*
Derrick
6
Endicott-Johnson.50
Emsco
5% pre'erred.. 100
Equit Of ice Bldg.
554
754
4-54
6
38 54
109
54
40
110
54
.
Escanaba Paper—■
Preferred
100
45
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Line_50
21
2354
3
354
754
Eureka Vac Clean
Evans Products
Nominal,
r
5
Canadian price,
254
754
55
3
t New stock.
88
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
Ask
Per
Ever Plastics Corp.5
Ex-Cell-O Corp.-.3
Exch Buffet Corp--*
Er Lax Mfg A...10
X
48
3
Gen
31X
53*
Texas common..5
Preferred
10
35*
55*
515*
35 h
General
455*
954
454
Fairchild Aviation. 1
Falrchild Eng & Airl
Fairfield West Md
37
4"
95*
45*
20X
215*
2
A
54
Famous Players
Can Corp com.. 1
Fansteel Metallurg *
Farnsworth Telev &
Radio
.1
Farrel-Birm'ham .25
f^Jloaa
*
^
A
254
21
4 5* % preferredlOO
General Mills
*
25*
5
854
115*
General Motors. .10
30
Gen Optical pref — *
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
3554
115*
115*
1424
354
$5 preferred
3654
105*
10X
142*
6
*
General Print Ink- -1
Federated Publica's*
21
22
General Shoe
Ferro Enamel
1
Fiat Am dep rets...
13
145*
Gen Steel
'"5*3
24
Gen Time Instru..*
205*
75*
Gen Tire & Rub...5
6%
165-s
935*
425*
10
A. 100
First Nat Stores
*
Fishman (M H)
•
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
si"
11
165*
pref A 100
Genessee Brew A—1
95
Class B com
4354
854
Cement
Preferred
Arrear ctfs
175*
Gibson Art
72
77
WA
23
Giddings & Lewis..2
Gilbert (AO)
*
lly>
Preferred
Fobs Oil....
Follansbee Bros
IX
4X
1%
19X
754
28 X
•
*
10
Follansbee Steel.. 10
5% conv pref. 100
Folmer Graflex
*
Preferred
100
Food Devices
20c
Food Machinery. 10
Bros Gear
Mach com...
154
55*
8
295s
30
5
§2*
854
18
Am dep rets ord..
Ford Mot of Can—
Class A
*
IX
6
15*
20
1854
Gleaner Harvester-*
Glen Alden Coal
*
1754
195X
454
UX
192*
Fox (Peter) Brew
5
Publishing
..*
Francisco Sugar
*
Franklin Co Coal—
Preferred
10
Franklin County
m~
107
554
12
21
Globe Wernicke
*
Preferred
Gobel (Adolf) Co—1
19
23
50
*
Preferred..^
50
Gorham Tnc com A
$3 preferred
Gorton-Pew
754
27
32
654
"45*
354
355*
654
654
6154
654
85*
145*
38
95*
5*
Varn.l
Grand Union—
Com div certife..*
Ex-div certifs
*
Granite City Steel.*
Grant iW T) com.10
6% preferred
20
Gratcn & Knight-_
9
11
27
29
30
31
$1.80 prior pref
*
Gray Mfg Co
10
515*
535*
Go Atl
1st preferred.. 100
Great Lakes Paper
PrefeiTed
2
Gair (Robert) com.l
254
S3 Preferred
10
Galveston Houston*
19*
1*
If"
18
19
Gamewell Co
*
$6 conv pref
*
Gannett Co Inc—
$6 conv rref.... *
Garfinckel (J) & Co
Common
1
6% conv pref..25
Garlock Packing
*
Gar Wood Induct..3
Gary (Theo) $1.60 pf
Gayiord Container. 5
5** conv oref.,50
Gellman Mfg
l
87
104
6% pref
Conv preferred. 20
100
Great
•
55
11
295*
575*
55*
(Ohio).*
Nor Pap
13"
51
15*
1
154
165*
155*
2954
a
*
Prior preferred .12
Par tic pref
100
Haverty Furn Cos—
Conv pref
Hawley Pulp & Papl
$7 preferred
*
Hayes Indus
1
Hayes Mfg
2
Haytlan Corp
*
Hazel-Atlas Glass_25
Hazeltine Corp
Hearns
*
Stores
Dept
Common
6%
5
pref..60
conv
Hearst Consol Pub—
7% class A pref.25
Hecker Prod com
1
Helena Rub'steln..*
Class
A.
•
_
Helme (G W)__Il25
7% non-cumpflOO
Hendey Mach
*
Hendrick Ranch
1
Preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate *
_
$4
pref
*
Hewitt Rubber
5
conv
Hevden < Chemical. 10
...25
1st B pref
25
Common
$15*
preferred.
Is
conv
10
pref.. 100
Hoe (R) class A. .10
Prior pref
65
7% preferred
Common
21
30
%
5
1254
954
145*
335*
2354
354
575*
24
55*
si*
54
554
1015*
12954
Holland
Holophane Co
Holly Sugar
*
\
JA?rrr^A105
1254
105-s
142-s
12
4454
25*
20
1
34
Horder's Inc com..*
Hormel & Co com. *
2454
554
625*
255*
55*
Chemical com-.10
6%
preferred.100
.
Horn ( V C) com
1
Prior preferred. .5
Horn Hard't(NY).
.
5% preferred
100
Horn & Hard't Bak *
10254
Hotel
130
6% preferred __25
7 % preferred
100
Hotel Waldorf-Ast.l
14
47 X
Statler
com.*
H oudai 1 le -Hershe
65*
8
1
*
Oil Field
Material com
conv
Houston Oil (Tex>—
Vot tr ctfs com 25
31
1154
105*
3154
115*
115*
175*
125*
St*
if*
"954
22*
154
1005*
28
205*
21
19
see page
111.
23
215*
Tnterlake Iron
*
Int. Agricultural._*
7% prior pref.100
Int Business Mach.*
Int'l Cellucotton..*
Int Cigar Mach
»
Internat Educational
41
55*
2
26
1065*
15054
885*
2621
10951
354
105*
124
275*
1565*
36
205*
Publishing pref..*
Int, Harvester..__.*
8*
Internat Elevating40
85-s
105*
11
"
_
7% preferred.. 100
11
10
912*
Internat
S3
International Match
Realization
£1
Int Mercan Mar..'.*
158
155
1124
1224
Indus
Internat
14*
7654
12924
20
24
Metal
4c
5% preferred
Int Nickel (Can)..*
7% cum pref. .100
International
Paper
& Power com.. 15
23
62"
113
5%
conv pref.. 100
Warrants
125*
13
70
71
12
145*
1154
12
Internat
Internat Prod
1554
2024
255*
16*
2224
295*
18
75*
55*
103
2624
127
152*
615*
224
Petroleum
Coupon shares..*
Registered shs
*
•
Internat
145*
V)
11
Miifing—"
Internat
132
53
16
Ind
A
16
105
56
110
ploejc
1
7754
10
924
354
*
Pulp
Preferred
100
Int Safety Razor B_*
Internat Salt
._*
Internat Shoe
•
Internat Silver
50
53
7% preferred. .100
Int Text Book
*
Int Vitamin Corp._l
102
2*8
36
2954
26
24
35*
995*
192*
Interstate
~9"
Interstate
12*
252*
88
Airplane
& Engine
10
95*
Bakeries*
$5 preferred
•
Interstate Dept Sfs*
24
154
724
7% preferred ..100
Interstate Home-
305*
125*
1054
10454
25*
315*
7
Equipment
1
Interstate Hosiery—
85*
30
31
8
135*
105*
145*
985*
105*
315s
25*
45*
2924
1554
101
145*
32
32*
6
3054
111
112
1185*
18
—
••
•
14
Preferred
w
w.
—
—
Jarvis (W B) Co..
Jeannette Glass..
3754
1324
23
53
17 54
45*
-
-
22*
12 24
15s
Jefferson Lake Sul 54
P-eferred
10
75*
25
Cereal
Jersey
*
Tea
•
*
Johnson Pub
47
665*
127
10
Johnson Stevens &
Shinkle Shoe ___* k
5*6
1324
Tin Foil
6 Metal
100
Jonas & Naumb'g25*
3
17
17
2d preferred
*
Hubbell (Harvey)..5
L
*
Johns-Man ville
20c
324
.25
Jackson (Byron) see
Jacobs (F L) Co—1
Jewel
254
15
624
Irving Air Chute... 1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
7% preferred. .100
365*
135*
10
18
Jenkins Bros
20
99
10c
*
com
Iron Fireman vtc..*
Ironrite Ironer
10
117
235*
Mills
Intertype Corp
5
Howe Scale com...*
Nominal
Interchemical Corp *
6% preferred..100
Intercont Rubber..*
6
Howard Aircraft
n
P
24
*
*
Rayon..*
8
42*
185*
254
k Last * ale.
1
B__
l
Indus Accep Corp—
Cum pref.
100
Indus Brown HoistCommon v t c
*
554
45*
175*
124
Vot trctfs 6% pf25
1
2
35*
52*
Terr Ilium
Oil non-vot A
Ingersoll Rand
*
6% preferred-.100
Inland Steel
*
31
12
10754
824
Hudson Mot Car..*
*
21
1st pref v t c
2d pref v t c
1st preferred..100
185*
10
Johnson
1
pref_20
8
17
10
Industrial
Houston
$1.50
Motocycle..*
Preferred
Sep
424
85*
Houdry Process..!o
132
82*
*
Indian
95
y—
Class R
3
4254
2054
Western
55*% pref...25
\
624
Hooker Electro
.
25
Greyhound Corp..*
55* % preferred. 10
Called for redemption,
3
224
654
624
55*
*
Furnace.10
.5
Class
5
Hinde & Dauch
37
64
135*
IX
10
Htckock Oil cl A...1
Hilton-Davis
Chem
Common
l
com.
Brit & Irel'd
Indian
5*8
124
Heywood-Wakefield
30
$6 preferred.. 100
$1.50 preferred
*
Brew common
irA
6 X % pref w w 100
147
Hires (C E) com.__l
Hobart Mfg A.III*
535*
131
Griesedieck
1
n-v
Hatfield-Campbell
$5
7% Preferred ..100
Greenfld T'p & Die*
Green (H L) Co
35*
12
1
Haskelite Mfg
5
Hat Corp class A..1
35*
754
754
£1
Indiana Gas & Chem
Common
..5
$3 pref
*
Indiana Pipe Line75*
Indian Refining.. 10
19
Class A
Great West Sugar.
W*
27
Without par value,
*
Great Lakes SS
Great Lakes Term
Corp
5
100
com
W'house
100
*
Preferred
Pac Tea
Non vot
137
Diecasting
38
73
com
Raps
&
65
Times
15*
124
28
Am dep rets ord £1
3
Jk*
60
6% preferred.. 100
Hershey Creamery. *
9!^
Indus rets
of Canada
*
Hartman Tob
Harvard Brewing.. 1
Harvill Aircraft
100
43 24
Imperial Chemical
of G
100
25
"25*
1954
55*
Idaho Farms
Ideal Cement
12*
365*
a
Imperial Tobacco
150
354
165*
com
Common
Graham-Paige Mot 1
25c
1
Potter
824
26
6% conv pref..25
Hygrade Foo f Prod 5
Hygrade Sylvan...*
24
2354
126
1.50
5
Imperial Oil Ltd...*
Registered shs...*
Imperial Tobacco
23
22
1424
1
Hercules Motors
*
Hercules Powder..*
66
10424
324
215*
5
A
55*
116
"
100
com
Common
ardson Arms Co—
Harrisburg Steel
Harris Seybold
Royalties
37
*
com
28
Hollander(A)& Son's
7% preferred-.100
96
Harlow Aircraft
1
Harshaw Chemical*
Harbison-Walker
"i'v*
1254
1035*
35*
354
18
16
27
1035*
354
205*
15-8
Brick
654s conv pre', .*
45*% conv pref 40
I T C Corp
50
*
*
$5 cum pref
Harbor Plywood com
Class B
32
10
Fish.
5
*
4954
115*
195*
185*
8654
Common.
__l
13 convertible..I*
4 % conv pref.100
Gabriel Co cl A
*
A
9
37
com
Gorham Mfg-
5
50
(James)
Hanna (MA)
Hartford
28 *
84
Grand
20
Hanley
3
Hiawatha Oil & Gas
conv
Hosiery
8k
42
50
$5 preferred
Hart & Cooley
132*
595*
35
,
4H
_
Preferred
"35*
3454
95*
195*
2154
975*
26"
Class
Gotham Silk
1
25
454
"12*
8
2X
104
_
100
6% pref
100
Hydraulic Press Mfg
165*
100
$6 preferred
724
9324
5*8
65*
65*
Huylers Inc., com.. 1
7% prefunstpdlOO
7% prefstmpd 100
Hyde Park Brew.10
Hydraulic Press
824
it*
145*
1654
Watch._*
Refractories
2954
135*
575*
Canada
Lamp com...5
6% preferred. .100
Harrington & Rich¬
nlh
35*
37"
8*
42
50
uttig Sashl
Preferred
9
30
Hammermill Pap. 10
Hammond Instruml
125
79
Preferred
25*
Hail (W F)Print'g 10
.5
12
Hussmann-Ligonier •
18J$
52
si
it*
Haloid Co
Preferred...
Goodman Mfg
Goodrich (B F)
$5 preferred
10
conv pref 15
Accept'ce
24
454
72*
95*
1454
254
1
x
295*
100
Preferred
12
19
8
Fruehauf Trailer..1
5% conv pref.100
Fuhrman & Schmidt
Class
\IH
362*
1185*
1154
754
2654
302*
554
455*
35*
35*
342*
554
65*
605*
454
925*
25*
54
6
100
Hall
355*
554
1724
1IX
65*
5
*
com
6% preferred...20
Hupp Motor—
1
Gypsum Lime
Preferred
Hunter Steel
572*
Fibre
Common
24
424
1454
8% preferred.. 100
Gulfboard Oil
1
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Hamilton
70c
*
pref.._
Goodyear T & R of
X
854
185*
1185*
454
60c
4
Per
Hummel-Ross
21
& Alabaster Ltd.*
Goodall Rubber
Good Humor Corp
_
Gen
254
25*
*
$5
Froedtert Grain &
com
101
*
*
Freeport Sulphur.10
French Investing..
Brewing
19
Preferred
10
Fuller Brush com.
Fuller (G A) Co—
115*
1015*
2*
125*
Class B
54
8
common
49
3/
-
Hajoca Corp.—...*
1654
6
Bid
Par
Humble Oil & Ref._
15*
Grumman Aircraft
7
101
2854
1054
Stocks
1900
1
17
7
1085*
154
1700
Engineering com 1
Guantanamo Sng__*
825*
Godchaux Sugar—
Rubber
1
65*
154
35*
12854
505*
Goodyear Tire &
254
Franklin Ry Sup..*
•
*
Preferred
F-R
Preferred
*
$6 preferred
Gladding McBean
15
*
Franklin Shops
Preferred
pre
Goebel Brewing
1
Golconda Petrol..-*
Goldblatt Bros—
1
Distilling Co
Preferred
nv
4 5* % conv pref 50
Globe-Democrat
Publish pref. .100
95*
195*
136
125
Class A
Am dep rets
of Canada
Gillette Saf Razor
U"
Class B
♦
Ford Motor France
1
*
Glidden Co
106
Preferred
100
Foote Burt com...*
Ford Motor Ltd—
Foundation Co
Foundation Co
*
& Co
54
&
Formica Insulation *
Ft Worth Stk Yds.*
Foster Wheeler.. 10
$7 conv pref....*
Preferred
Gilmer (L H).
Gimbel Bros
55
.
pref.100
Foote
*
Gilchrist Co
*
Preferred
Partlc
50
35
•
21X
_
5
com
s.
.
75*
Giant Portland
12
Florsheim Shoe com*
Flour Mills of Amer
Malt
cum
*
Florence Stove
_
6% preferred-.100
Gen Tin Invest Shs.
1
Firestone Tire & Rub
„
1
2*6
Finch Telecommuni¬
Flintkote Co com.
Fla Portld Cem u t
Refractories-_*
Casting.*
$6 conv pref
*
Gen Theat Equip. .*
20
525*
63
87"
45*
Ask
preferred-.25
6%
85
505*
1245*
Watch
Gruen
Gen
.1454
Fidelio Brewery... 1
25
Filene's(Wm)Sons _*
Common
365*
1165*
2354
1025*
78
7
Gen
17
Groc Store Prod.25c
47
1954
5th Ave Coach
Bid
Par
Group No. 1 Oil--*
Group No. 2 Oil—.1
109
*
92
com
454
145*
155*
*
Federated Dept Sts *
454% preferred 100
1
Stocks
5
5
6% preferred-. 100
32*
185*
895*
_
4
Common
$6 preferred
•
Rayon A stk--*
Gen Ry Signal
*
6 % preferred-. 100
3
»
Fed Screw Works.
n*
Class A
Welder com
1
Fed Mach & Welder
Federal Mogul
Federal Motor Tr
preferred-100
5%
STOCKS
Per share
Ltd—
S4.50 preferred-.♦
Gen Machinery—♦
10
&
Machine
Elec
265*
&Warehouse...25
conv
62*
1654
3554
General
3X
Fedders Mfg
5
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Federal Compress
45*s
55*
1165*
1
*
Preferred
_
135
7% preferred-.100
Gen Cigar common *
7 % preferred. -100
Gen Crude Oil. .2 5*
Gen Development 20
1454
24
11*
Fashion Park com.*
ser
62*
5
Am dep rets reg
Gen Fire Exting
20
232*
9X
13 X
Fanny F'mer Cand.*
6% pref
59
General Box Corp.l
General Bronze
General Cable
£1
♦
Gen Fireproofing..*
7% preferred-.100
Gen Foods Corp—*
18
Far ben Ind__
cations
,
Geneyal Electric—*
96
Famise Corp
Federal
com.l
Gen Bottlers
91
Dairy 6% preflOO
Fajardo Sugar
20
Falstaff Brewery—1
Class
5
♦
Baking
$8 1st pref
X
"554
Amer Trans..6
GenAnlline&FilmA ♦
145
3
25
Co
8% preferred. 100
Fairbanks Morse. .*
Ask
1
•
354
1015*
13$*
Alloys Co
Pref (stamp)
10
General Amer Oil of
_
7% preferred—100
Bid
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Per share
Gen
Faber Coe & Gregg.
Preferred—..100
Fafnir Bearing— 25
Fair (The) Chicago »
Fairbanks
Stocks
share
15*
IX
315*
1
Eversharp Inc
&
are as near as
—
«
70
Jones & Lamson._20
Jones & Laughlln
45
Steel common. 100
7 % preferredJoy Mfg
100
.1
Julian & Kokenge..*
Kahn's
6
18
45*
Canadian price.
(E)
.
25*
372*
10354
1354
24
Sons..*
13
1st pref
100
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace com
10
102
I New stock.
%
13
Ex-dividend.
Nov., 1940]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
Ask
Per
Kane Carburetor
*
KOStk Yds Me. 100
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dept St's
Stocks
23%
00%
25"
09%
13
13%
103
106 %
4%
5%
95
~§"
101%
7% preferred—100
109*4
20
Kellett Autogiro_..l
Kellogg Co
•
"%
1*
20%
21%
Springfield
1%
2
1
17
1
7%
12%
17%
pref—•
conv
Association
*
3%
100
Class A
16 2-3
Kimberly-Clark
•
100
Kingsbury Brew .1
King Seeley com.. 1
Kingston Products. 1
Kinner Motors
1
Kinney (G R) Inc—1
$5 prior pref
*
Klrby Lumber. .100
Kir by Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co
•
Kleinert Rubber..10
Knapp-Monarch ..*
Preferred
Knott Corp
46
1?06K
*
Koppers Co 6%pfl00
Kresge Dept Stores 1
4% preferred.. 100
Kresge (8 S) Co.. 10
Kress (S H)
»
Special pref
10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery 3c
Baking common.*
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred.. 100
Kysor Heater
1
*
20
Laclede Steel
Lago Petroleum
1
Lake of the Woods
Milling
*
Preferred
100
Lakey Fdy 3c Mach 1
Lambert Co
*
77
89
2%
2%
\VA
2
7% preferred.. 100
Lanett Bleachery.10
Lane Wells Co
1
10
9*4
~5~~
2%
46
&"
25%
20%
12%
5%
31
31%
121
6%
6H
5*4
6
18
10
12
29
30
6% preferred-.100
129
Macfadden News p.*
M&cfadden Pub
*
$6 Preferred
*
Mack Tnicks Inc
*
Razor
13%
15
Conv pref
*
Lehigh Valle* Coal *
6% cum conv pf 50
Lehigh & Wilkes- >
Barre Corp
*
Lehn & Fink Prod.5
Leland Electric
*
10c
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Leonard Refining-3
Lerner Stores...
*
4*4% pref
Lesslngs Inc
100
...1
Le Tourneau (R G)1
Lewis (Edgar P)pf 10
Ley (Fred T) & Co.*
Li bb ey-Owens-Ford *
Liberty Aircraft... 1
Liberty Baking....*
Preferred
..100
Lib McNeil & Lib.7
Life Savers Corp.-5
Lig & Myers Tob.25
Common B
25
7 % preferred- -100
*
Lima Locom Wks. *
Lincoln Bldg v t c_ .1
Lincoln Hall vtc
1
Lincoln Service. .100
nreferred.50
*
100
5
10%
9%
4
H
24%
%
4%
23 K
112
23 7A
113 7A
%
3*4
35*4
10 X
10%
Lemp (Wm J) Brew5
—
6% preferred. .100
Margay Oil Corp..*
IK
1
3%
38
11%
13%
A
25
26
81
83
7A
29%
1%
31%
3
44
6*4
*4
2*4
6 7A
38
Massey-Harris
*
Preferred
Master Electric
40
2
%
44%
6%
3
102
sM
McOrory Stores
1
Conv 6% pref.100
McGraw Electric.. 1
McGraw-Hill Pub.*
10*4
30
"2%
21%
25
3
$6 preferred
ser
$5.50pfser B
,
Mead Johnson
Preferred
"4%
17%
Melville
w
107%
25%
8%
79%
81
5%
8
1 %
15%
108%
25%
8%
7 7A
8
5%
5%
29%
7%
29
7
*
1
5% preferred.. 100
52
Mendel Co
par
value.
40
149
5%
9%
80
08%
150
10
29%
110%
3%
5% conv 1st pf.50
Mercantile Store*... *
100
J Name changed to Purolator Products.
Morris
Morse Twist
21
$4.50
30~~
111%
3%
21%
14
18
93
98
American shares..
com
Conv
preferred. _*
% Motor Improv
1
Motor Products
*
Mot Wheel Corp..5
108
%
0% prefer ed. 100
Nat Lock Washer .20
Nation'1 Malleable 8c
Steel Castings.
•
Nat Mfrs AStores. _»
5%% preferred..*
Nat Oil Products..4
Nat Paper & Type.l
5%preferred
50
Nat Pumps Corp..*
.10
100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
Nat Steel Corp
25
Nat Sugar Refg
*
National Supply—
7% preferred-.100
Nat Supply (Pa)..10
5%% pr pref..100
10-year $2 pref. 40
6% prior pref.100
$6 preferred
Nat Tea
common.
National Tool.
1
Nat Transit
12.50
Nat Union Radio 30c
Natomas Co
•
*
Nazareth Cement. 10
j»100
Nebel (Oscar) pref.*
Nehi Corp com
*
1st preferred
Neisner Bros
*
1
4 % % conv pfd 100
Nelson (Herman)..5
Neptune Meter A. *
8 % preferred
100
10
13%.
l*
20%
10%
44
41
15
16
12%
11%
8%
80%
18%
166
13%
11%
8%
85
18%
168
150
145
65
95
7
8%
24%
2%
24%
2 7A
48
30
3%
21
%
2%
4%
3
37%
4%
24%
1
.
!*'
4%
4%
58
65
29
30*4
00%
0%
67
46
50
0%
40
10%
42%
4%
7%
2%
9%
%
8%
8
4
90
1%
8%
7
0%
41%
10%.
42%
4 7A
8
2%
10
9*
8%
5
95
2%
8%
84%
17,
78
4%
8
_
84
18~~
80
5
8%
91
_
Vestle-Le Mur cl A •
45*
106 %
%
40
108%
Cord¬
9%
5
common
Preferred
age
43
New Eng Gr'n Prodi
30
England
Lime
units
*
New Idea
*
com
45"
7
4%
14%
2
"2*4
100
—
5% preferred.. 100
.10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
Ring com
2.50
Muskogee Co
Preferred
100
Murray Corp..
(FE)& Bros.*
MylesStandish vtc*
Nachman Springf.
Newport Indus
1
Newport News Shipbldg & Dry Dock
Common
1
$5 conv pref..*
4%
14%
1
7 7A
22%
102%
22
88
*
28
13""
New Process Co
N Y Auction
*
13*4
17*4
5*4
1*4
N Y Air Brake
*
N Y Dock.
*
3%
48%
5%
9%
23
NY Shipbuilding.. 1
Founders shares. 1
N Y Transit
5
11*4
4*4
53*4
11*8
14
$5
N Y
16
52
2
"C" units
Murphy VarnishlOO
Arizona Land—*
2%
83
4%
$7 conv pref
*
Muns:ngwear Inc..*
Munson S3 pref A.*
111
4
-
File
Class B
-
-
75
*
com.
—
com
*
~8~"
15*4
22%
18%
0%
31%
1
29%
8%
Niles-Bement-Pond *
03
Noblitt-Sparks
5
Noma Elec Corp—1
30%
3%
17%
North Amer Avia__ 1
7*4
11*4
7
17
Common
8*4
3%
50
5%
10%
7%
22%
19%
0%
31%
9%
05%
32
3 7A
17%
7
1
8
No Am
51*4
II"
2
1
Class B pref
75
50*4
13*4
9*4
1
Class A pref
J*
34
North Amer Cement
12
70
22%
104%
Corp—
Class A
35
73
110
Nicholson
1900
3
-
non-cum pf
*
Merchandise. 10
Class
2%
1%
Refractories
A
Class B
*
6%% preferredl00
2%
%
20
30**
North Central
Texas Oil
15
_*
10
Bedford
14
8 7A
11%
11%
10
Radiator
New
4*4
Mueller Brass Co._l
Preferred
10%
90%
'
37
20
Muliins Mfg Corp—
Class B
1
10
Moxie Co pref
ers
100
7
7%
20%
100
New Britain Mach *
275
2%
17*4
5*4
*4
22*4
Mountain Prod
14
85
New Mexico &
& Machinery-.100
Mortbon Corp A..1
Mtge Bk of Colombia
M
pref—*
Lead...10
6% pref B
100
Nat Licorice com 100
New
Drill
Murphy (G G)
conv
New Hav Cl com..*
10
Motor Finance
1
Natl Gypsum com.l
43%
(Philip)
& Co Ltd
102
•
9%
73
00%
10
Shoe
Preferred
65
72
15
ClassB
Nat Fuel Gas
36*4
103
4%
1%
\*
24
"9%
63
34%
2 7A
04
Nat Folding Box..25
Nat Food Products
Class A
20
Newberry (J J) Co.*
5% preferred—100
Moore Drop For A.*
MosinePap Mills 100
w*
com
30
24
13%
5
180
28
189
52
37
21
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
*
Moore Corp com..* r
1%
10
100
24%
2*4
IK
4*4
Monticello Tobac.. 1
Monumental Radio 1
31*4
5%
pref.100
conv
*
Class A
23%
43%
1
»
National Drug—
6% preferred...50
Nat Enam fr Stpg *
115%
Preferred A-..100 r 172
Preferred B—100 r 257
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
%
13
McQuay NorrisMfg*
85
39%
104%
2%
45
McWllllams Dredge*
Mead Corp com
*
%
2%
80%
39
162
20%
98
%
2%
Montgomery Ward *
33
Gist, Prod
Preferred
120"
*
A
*
6% preferred... 10
Nat
36
119
41
98
"7%
$4.50 pf
ser
6
95
110 7A
Navarro Oil
7%
Cum pref ser B._*
24%
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
6%
Monsanto Chem__10
105%
.
101*4
$3 conv pref
*
McLellan Sts com.l
13%
4%
15
51
10
106
13%
Morrell(John) & Co*
McKeesport Tin
com
103
7%
58%
7^
*
0%
Monogram Pictures 1
pref.. 10
21*4
112
Preferred
41
30%
Transportation..
JNlo
50c
14%
4%
Monolith Portland
Merchants & Miners
*
30c
13%
Midwest
168
110%
Judson—■
10*4
3%
169
42
New stock.
2%
4%
35
24
B
"2%
1
Carpet. .20
%
18*4
18
166*4
19*4
108%
Nat Refining com..*
Nat Rub Mach
*
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
5
100
m •• m
7% pref class A100
7% pref class B100
Preferred
Barge
Preferred
Mohawk
9
100
8%
11%
11%
13%
Mfg.. 1
Nat
3
Voeh ri nger. Co2.50
8
Nat Container (Del) 1
Nat Cylinder Gas.. 1
Nat Dairy Prod
9*4
11*4
1*4
Monarch Mach T'l *
32%
Preferred
100
McCord Rad cl A
*
3*4
Missouri Kansas
Mock
*
8
4
32
*
49*4
106*4
52*4
25
22
Oil Co
48*4
25
common
*
$7
7% pref A
10
Pipe Line A.
Class B
com
—
Rubber..*
104
57%
14%
104%
32%
10%
29%
104%
2%
'
45%
21 %
107%
9*4
Line
7*4
8*4
23
13
National
12%
3%
2*4
14*4
25
Valley
23*4
9*4
9
Nat. Cash Reg
8
3%
1*4
11*4
Mohawk
30%
39
2
2
12
Moloney Electric A*
Molybdenum Corp 1
1
9%
2%
*
38%
117%
18%
117%
1%
7%
6
29%
*
17%
115
3%
5%
1
54 preferred
Plate
J%
27
100
7% preferred-.100
May Dept Stores. 10
Maytag Co
*
1st $6 pref
*
$3 cum pf w w _.*
McCahan Sugar
Refining pref.. 100
McCall Corp
*
McColl-Frontenac
38
114
1
Mo Port! Cement.25
8%
95*4
90%
176 A
16
Miss
15*4
10
Master Tire <fc Rub*
Class
5
%>
100
1
Martin Parry Corp *
Masonite Corp
*
5% A conv pf_100
.
Math'son Alkali
3
50c
"%
35%
14%
*
Preferred
100
Marlln Rockwell.. 1
Marshall Field & Co*
6 % preferred.
Martin (Glen L)
3*4
2*4
6
1
A common
B common
$2
5%
1%
Oil
Missisquol Corp—
7% preferred-.100
$1.60 partic pf..*
Mississippi Glass—
17A
/8
.
6
5%
Lawrence Portland
Leu Coal & Nav
*
LehPo*tl Cement.25
4% conv pref.100
17
1%
20
22
Lebanon Steel & Ir.l
Lee Rub & Tire -.5
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
15*4
14
Preferred
10
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill
*
4*4
8*4
3*4
24*4
2
13
4 *4
14 *4
-
1%
Marion St Shov
.*
-
1
12%
7%
24
-
Manufac's Trading 1
42
3%
%s
22*4
-
1
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp. 1
Marathon Paper..25
3%
%
Mission
%
Y
%
"4%
9%
5 7A
5%
14%
50
4
22*4
108*4
100
Nat Dept Stores
5
14
3*4
45*4
9%
5
common
7%
%
4%
7 7A
Minneapolis-Moiine
Power Implem 1
$6.50 cum pref..*
Mission Corp
10
Mission Dry Corp.l
11
16*4
5*4
Nat Chem &
1%
0%
%
3%
7%
11
82
"5*4
8
National Candy..
1st preferred-.100
Prefer ed
51
8e-
03
*4
Vat Biscuit
10
7% preferred.. 100
Nat Breweries
*
Nat Casket
4%
104
10
Option warrants—
com
100
2d preferred
98%
..*
B.100
3
37
11
100
5
8% preferred
50
Milton Bradley pflOO
4% pref
*
100
Machine Co. .100
Lautaro Nitrate A.l
Miller (I) Sons
Regulator
»
15c
Minn Min 3c Mfg..*
77
Mallory (PR)
Supply common.*
Mid-West Refin's.-l
Preferred
Vat Bellas-Hess
15
20%
20%
10%
*
"Be
Corp—
pref
_*
Mid-West A bras. 50c
Midwest OH
10
Midwest Piping &
6% conv pref.. 10
Nat Bearing Meta
59
Aluminum Fdy..*
Oil
100
$2 n-c div shares. *
Mid vale Co
*
5%
1
Nash-Kelvinator __5
Nast (Conde) see C
Vat Acme Co
1
National Airlines
National Automotive
Fibres common.
5
Minneap-Honeywell
1
Preferred
1
1
Ask
share
National Bronze 8c
4
4
Preferred
.*
Mahoning Invest 100
Majestic Radio... lc
com
123
$2 conv
Midland Steel
100
Manning Bowman
28
12
1%
1%
10%
28%
8%
28%
3%
_
MacWhyte Co—
8 % preferred .. 100
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden...*
Magazine Repeating
131
%
1
.
& Co
98
Bakeries class A.*
Class B.
*
Lanova Corp
1
Lanston Monotype
Preferred
24%
1
$5 conv pref
*
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewitz (B)_*
110*4
12*4
"VA
23
MacSim Bar Paper.
Class A vtc
Midland
8% 1st pref
100"
Mangel Stores.
19
44
4 *4
22
1%
420*
110
%
1
Products com.*
Maltine Co...
Manati Sugar com 1
122
17
io"
19
1
.
Class B vtc
1%
9
*
Major Marketing.. 1
Langendorf United
Line Material—
Common
2
MacAnd 8c Forbes 10
12*4
25*4
25 %
12K
5*4
18
Mexico-Ohio ' M|
Mexican Petrol
Meyer Blanke Co—*
■ Preferred
.100
Mich Bumper
1
Mid-Cont Petrol.. 10
Middle States Pet—
5% n-c pref
Lukens Steel..
50
Lunkenhelmer Co—
%
30'
33
14%
10%
47A
88
34%
103
63
90""
~5*4
*
20
154
1
9
26
Bryant Inc
Prior
19%
4%
85%
%
%
35%
Metal & Thermit..*
T^efprred
100
Sugar...*
Preferred.
10
Micromatic Hone_.l
Midcont'l Airlines—
Common
1
57
2
%
2*4
7*4
Iron
1
Machine
5
Metal Textile Corp
Common
25c
Partic prefence. 15
Michigan
Ludlow Valve com.*
53
1K
11*4
9*4
8*4
Mesabi
Mesta
Mich Gas & Oil
Mich 8teel Cast
1
Mich Steel Tube_2*4
102
20
*
'
110
153
48
Lane
Lincoln Stores
1st preferred ..100
2nd preferred-.100
0%% pref——100
Luscombe Airpl_50c
Lynch Coro
5
Lyon Metal Prod .10
Clark
25
Landis Machine..25
Mtge
160
10%
Mich Chemical —__1
10
Per
Gum and
Coated Paper
*
Nash Co
25
22
9
com
Bid
Nashua
54
0%% pref A100
Warrants
Par
Assn com.
20%
*
50
19%
38
Landers. Frary 3c
Lincoln
15
108
140
Mandel Bros Inc..*
Clay Products
Lily Tulip Cup.
8%
14%
100%
25
Laclede-Christy
n«rnent
101%
24
4
Kobacker Stores
*
7 % preferred. .100
/
1%
13%
35
Creamery.
pref
\i
1*4
1*4
1%
1
69
37%
3%
10%
70%
Loudon Packing...*
Louisiana Ice 8c El.l
Louisville Cem.-lOO
15
Lino.*
Metrop Coal pref—_
Metrop Playhouse.*
21
50
14*4
*
100%
20%
%
30%
3%
15%
Lortllard (P)
10
7% preferred..100
4%
55
30%
7%
27%
108%
6
*
Bis..25
Loose Wiles
9
30
27
-.100
5% preferred..100
Lord 3c Taylor..100
"Ik
14
18%
15
1
18%
17%
Stocks
Narragansett Racing
74
Merritt. Chapman &
Scott
*
com
enth'ler
Preferred
1%
17%
15%
13%
$5 preferred—100
Longhorn Portland
29
3
Lea Fabrics
*
Preferred
4
6
50
cum
Common
12
Preferred...
.*
Keystone Steel 8c
Wire common.._*
Keystone Watch
6%
Long Bell Lum A-.*
27
:
•
Knuasen
iVA
it*
Longwest Corp
Key Co common—•
Keyes Fibre com..*
Preferred
.._*
Cement
Kentucky Stone vtcl
Case
pref..*
cum
Loft Inc
Loft CandyCorp.. 1
Lone Star Cement.*
117
35
..1
com
_
Kemper McMillan..
Kennedy s Inc
5
Ken-Rad Tube 8c
Lamp A
Kensico Cemetery
100
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew's Inc.
17%
15%
15%
4%
1%
Locke 8teel Chaln.5
Lockheed Air Craft. 1
$6.50
5
common
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
$1.25
Preferred
72
Mer
*
Ask
share
32
Merck & Co com.-l
Merrlmac Hat..
Liquidometer Corp 1
Brothers
Merchants Refrig..*
Preferred
100
10
16
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
Class B
*
19
8
9%
1
*
Bid
6% preferred.. 100
11
6% preferred...25
Lit
Par
Per
37%
8%
9 7A
Refg
*
Upton (Thomas J)—
Class A
Stocks
share
36*
Lionel
Corp......10
Uon Match
•
Liquid Carbonic
7%
Ask
Per
Keller Dorian
Colorfilm
Conv class A
Class
B
Bid
share
89
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Lion Oil
7% conv pre' 100
Keith (Geo E) Co—
Tire
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
&
near as
Link-Belt Co
Common....
1
5% conv pref.100
Kay nee
10
Preferred
-.100
Kayser (Jul) 8c Co.5
Keith-Albee-Orph—
Kelly
are as
5
2%
2 7A
17%
a
Called for redemption, see page 111.
kLast sale
n
Nominal
r
Canadian price
\
Quotations for all securities are as near as
10
25
34
32
North Pipe Line.. 10
8
North & Judd
8%
Northrop Aircraft
1
6%
Northwest Airlines_*
N'west Engine-—.*
3%
13%
18%
20
22
24
Class A
Warrants
Yeast
Norwalk TireA
50
N'west
Rub*
7%
3%
13%
2%
2%
7% preferred—60
Norw Pharmacal.2 %
Novadel Agene
—•
Noxzema Ohem
1
Nu-Enamel
1
30%
30
14%
14%
30%
4%
1%
1%
Oceanic Trading. 10c
32
5%
1%
1%
150
*
20
*
21
..*
*
*
11
Ohio Brass B
Ohio Forge &
Machine Corp
Ohio Leather..
Ohio Match
Ohio Oil
20%
6 % preferred
100
Oneida Ltd coml2%
Preferred
25
.
15 %
16
334
2%
"9
com 100
Elevator
138
•10 %
41 %
23
50
53
preferred-.100
115
Owens-Ill Glass. 12%
Ox Fibre Brush
52
Outboard
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A
*
52%
63
*
49
14%
13%
*
2
1
3%
3
Pacific Coast Co.. 10
15%
14%
1st preferred
*
2d preferred....*
7%
5%
7%
5%
Pacific West Oil.. 10
51
49
Package Mach____*
3%
73%
*
Page-Hersey Tubes *
Pairpont Corp. .100
16%
17
15%
Pan Amer Petrol &
6
8%
9%
105
Pan-Am er Southernl
Panhandle Prod &
%
Refining com...
Pantepec Oil Co—
American shares..
Pantex Pressing
Machine common*
Preferred
*
Paraffine Co Inc..*
...
pref.lOO
3
5
34
38
36%
99%
39
"4"
8%
8%
92%
Parker Appliance..
90
9%
32%
1
Parker Wolverine. _*
9%
21%
9%
Parker Young units.
Park & Tilford Inc.l
15
Parker Rust
Prf.2%
Reel
1
*
common
Parmelee
Trans
Pathe Film Corp-.l
7% preferred
*
Pathe
6%
7%
%
10%
108
7%
4%
Peerless Cement
*
Peerless Weighing &
7%
1
10%
8%
5%
%
"2"
..*
Pelham Hall
v
t c.
1%
50%
16%
46%
_
Pender (D)Groc'y A
Class B
*
Penick & Ford
*
89
Penney (J O) Com.*
Penn-Central
4
conv
1%
51
16%
48%
89%
Common
$7
conv pref
5% preferred.
Penna
_
60
186
Class
A
B
%
1
12%
3
22%
37
51
r
14
lc
2c
Units
5c
%
%
Co com..*
19
Peoples Drug 8tores5
*
19%
20"
198
185
Albany Bottl Co.4
3%
3
*
24%
Perkins Mach & Gear
10%
Preferred
27
Permutit Co..
1
1
Peter Paul Candy. _*'
Without par value,
5%
_
6%
1
39"
a
19
24
12%
16
5% preferred. .100
Rogers Peet
.100
100
34
%
4%
3%
27
Timber com..*
Preferred
20
Pullman Inc
*
Punta Alegre Sugar
*
Pure Oil Co
*
2
$1.20 conv pfd_20
Russeks 5th
Ave_2%
Russell Mfg
*
86
Rustless Ir & Steel. 1
3%
10%
6%
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred..100
Quaker State Oil. .10
Quincy Market Cold
103%
Corp.*
pref
50
100
com
1
5%
100
.100
St L Rocky Mt &
Pacific Co.. 100
100
75
22
Rapid Electrotype.*
Rath Packing
10
Raybestos-Manhat *
Raymond Concrete
6
8%
1%
"2%
12%
26
27%
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
5
Real Silk Hosiery
5
1%
26%
%
%
%
%
3
27
1%
110%
21
8%
9%
50
1
16
4%
8%
3%
7%
%
29
1%
11%
3%
1%
28
32%
pref. .20
12%
21
Bag & Paper—•
$2 preferred
50
120
28
conv
29%
6%
24
6% preferred-.100
74
Southern Groc com*
16
*
21
Preferred
60""
Southern, New
%
7%
England Ice cl a _.
1
South'n PiDe Line 10
5
Southern Phosph.10
9%
4%
5%
Southland
Royal..5
27
10
8palding (ag)&Br.l
1st preferred
*
Pipe Lines
*
Stock Yards
com..5
....
100
1
Samson United
1
25
2%
71
3%
%
101
3
74%
3%
%
105
32
2%
8%
3%
9%
95
Units
Savage Arms
._.*
Savannah Sugar...1
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley Distillers.5
5%% pref
100
Schiff Co com
*
36%
30
%
10%
77%
12%
37"
31%
%
10%
79%
13
Sparks-With'gt*
20%
1%
8%
2
..
1
5
$5.50 preferred..*
Spencer Kellogg
Spencer Shoe
Sperry Corp vtc.
Spicer Mfg Co
*
$3 conv pref a
*
Spiegel Inc com—2
$4.50 conv pref..*
Sport Products
7
55
Spear & Co
__
Springfield Ice & f.5
Square DOo
1
5% conv pref. 100
Squibb (e r) & Son*
$5 pref ser a
*
20
1%
43
32%
56%
7
53
8%
1%
34%
112%
40%
112
2%
"5%
Development.. 100
Greyhound
Lines common...5
6%
Kearwin Aircraft &
Engine
1
Recordgraph Corp.l
Reda Pump
*
20%
%
102
Southern Advance
20
St Paul Union
16%
15
"%
South West Penna
8% preferred .100
San-Nap-Pak com.l
Preferred
8%
13%
24
s'eastern
10%
Sanitary Co of Am
44
108
19
5
Sanborn Map
16%
1
2
55
139
92
19%
13
2%
8% preferred.. 100
Shore Oil &
15
45
43
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd. _ . £1
Sioux City Stock
Yards com
20
Preferred
.20
Sirian Lamp com..*
Preferred
_.*
Skelly Oil
15
Skinner Organ
5
Sloss-Sheff s & 1.100
$6 preferred ...100
Smith (a o) Corp. 10
100
19
*
27
Preferred
42
$3 conv pref
*
Rayonier Inc com_.l
$2 cum pref
25
29%
*
Common
& Bolt com
Salt Dome Oil
5
1%
So Porto Rico Sug.*
42
109%
St Louis Screw—
St Regis Pap
Preferred.
5%
67c
1
Simon
(Franklin) &
Co 7% pref...100
South
10
62%
%6
2%
36%
7%
19
Pt
*
Slmms Petroleum. 10
Common
85
100
Preferred
21
Typewriter vtc--*
Smith (Howard)
12%
Paper Mills
*
25
17% Smyth Mfg
Snider Packi g
*
64
Snyder Tool & Eng.l
17% Socony Vacuum. .15
1
4% Solar Aircraft
Conv a pref
*
14%
Solar Mfg
1
30c
13% Sonoco Products—5
Sonotone Corp
1
47
Conv preferred. .1
4%
2% Soss Mfg common. 1
South Coast Corp. .1
1
Preferred
100
59% South Penn Oil—25
Paper
Pref. (assent)
—
—
12
1
Smith & Corona
St Lawrence Flour
Preferred
4
pref. .100
conv
Mills
_.*
cum
6
28
99
$2
St Lawrence
11
7
Mills common;
15c
100
Preferred
St Lawrence
St Louis Car
20%
3%
13%
41
Preferred
%•
17
109
75
155
48
117
*
105
150
50
Safewav Stores
10
2%
9
B
...
13
62
5% preferred. .100
St Croix Paper..100
7%
9%
100
10%
57%
83%
Chem.l
25H
Safety Car Heat
& Ltg (Del)
78
Stor & Whse_-100
.
26%
6%
77
9%
4
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Pyle National Co. 5
Pyrene Mfg
10
Class
1
16%
20%
_
105
6 %
9%
2%
1%
$2.50conv pref..*
Ryan Aeronautical 1
'
5% conv pref. .100
6% preferred. .100
Purity Bakeries—*
Purolator Prods
1
38"
9%
2%
13%
45%
4%
2%
%
_
20%
26%
5%
7%
1%
1
Rights.
16
8
14
Royalite Oil
*
Royal Typewriter.*
7 % preferred- . 100
Ruberoid Co
*
116%
9%
Simplex Paper
1
Simplicity Pattern. 1
Simpson Ltd b
*
Preferred
100
16
of N Y ord shares.
%
18
7%
56
115
13%
17
73
55%
228
105
7%
82
Per vel Corp
25
Royal Development
Royal Dutch Co
7
113
r
*
Simonds Saw & Steel
4
12%
*
common
%
70
preferred--100
Original pref. .100
Puget Sound Pulp &
1st
conv
%
7%
23%
1%
43
13%
3%
Rose 5 10&25c Store
13
39%
%
Prosperity Co B—*
Publication Corp..*
6%
3%
_
12%
12%
5%
Rochester Button. *
Preferred
100
Root Petrol Co
Optical
Simmons Hdw &
43
Rome Cable Oorp.5
Roosevelt Field
5
8
Shuron
Pub $3 pref
*
Simmons Co ——*
"3
38
49
12%
5%
Preferred
22
36%
82%
111%
*
Slmmons-Boardman
_*
Preferred
25
Robertson (H H). *
Robertson Pap Box.5
Robinson(Dwight P)
7% 1st pref—100
Rockwood & Co
10
103%
5% pfser aaa 100
Sher-Wms Can
*
Preferred
100
%
*
B
Roeser & Pendleton *
20
15
*
Pile common.
%
6
Class
*
1%
3%
preferred
.100
Randall Corp pt A.»
190
11%
2%
20
1%
1%
3%
6%
61
32
%
%
%
■
1*
34%
108
2%
Penn Vy Crude Oil—
Circle
25
24
%
1%
.
Simon Brewery
.
%
6%
—
2%
Robblns & Myers.
%
6%
pref.lOO
107
29
12
Ralston Steel Car. 10
1 21932
4
Riverside Cement—
Class A
*
Class
—
—
34%
7%
23
Paper.*
8%
20%
,61%
%
2%
*
100
Penn Traffic
Perfect
40
5%
15%
121%
Units
Pepsi-Cola
10
3
Risdon Mfg Co
25
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
73%
14%
Penn-Mex Fuel
1
Penn Rivet Corp__l
Pennzoil
Riley Stoker
16%
$5 pref B
_.*
$3.50 conv 1st pf *
Radio-Kelth-Orph. *
Common
1
Industries—
Penn Salt Mfg
Penn Sugar.
90
8%
4
5%% conv pf.100
Shepard Niles Crane
& Hoist
25
Sherw-Williams -.25
4%
sf4
10%
5%
%
36%
Silex Co
16%
11%
30
3%
49
1
(w a) Pen*
Shell Transp & tr—
American shares
%
88
River Rasin
9H
14%
69
Shell Union Oil. ..15
Cedar
Riegel Paper
a*
Sheaffer
15
5%
20
27
10%
55
-
%
k
%
Shawnee Pottery.
100
34
8%
Shattuck (Frank g) *
35
5
105
Works common .10
W
70%
13%
39
-.
17
16
Richmond
Radio Corp of Am.*
*
v t c
10%
53%
34%
14%
2%
50
110
5
4%
Seiberling Rubber.*
5% preferred.. 100
Selby Shoe
*
Selfridge Prov St £1.
Sentry Safety Con.i
Sorrick Corp cl b..1
Servel Inc
1
Seton Leather
*
Sharon Steel op—*
$5 conv pref
*
Sharp & Dohme—*
$3.50conv oref-.*
110
1%
3
Penn Glass Sand—
13%
7%
2%
34%
34
pref A..*
16
24%
Richman Radiator. 1
Preferred
15%
2%
2%
.1
23
Richfield Oil Corp.
Warrants
Rademaker
Air¬
Corp
Penn Coal & Coke 10
Pa-Dixie Cement-.*
7%
8%
17%
(Rogers)
see
lines
12
1
com
Preferred
Peet
21%
24"
22
Laboratories*
Peck, Stow & WilclO
Vending
11
&
Rig
Parkersburg
32%
12
29
8% preferred--100
5% preferred-. 100
Producers Corp
of Nevada
1
14%
10
Parker Pen
11%
2
.100
Preferred
89
*
Co
58
1%
8%
5%
21%
94%
89%
3%
1
Proc & Gamble
A*,
5
7%
Preferred
9%
87
1
50
ware com
6%
70
82
35
Segal Lock & Hard
J32
108%
2%
79%
♦
Seeman Bros
5%
8%
5%
21%
94%
%
13
(Del).*
Seagrave Corp
*
Sears. Roebuck
*
Security Storage. .25
—
7%
41%
9%
*
Scullin Steel
Warrants..
18%
6
92
Seaboard Oil
22
warrants-
96
preferred.. 100
preferred. .100
3%% pref
100
10
8
101%
5%
10
1st
21
Richardson
%
Price Bros & Co—* r
10
%
7%
56%
1%
Aircraftl
Inc
9
17%
21
2d
%
9%
%
7%
%
& Co__*
1%
%
20%
Pressurlube
3
Paramount Picturesl
58%
29%
%
5% conv 1st pf..5
5% conv 2d pf—50
Paramount Motors 1
6% 1st pref—100
6% 2d pref
10
Parke. Davis Co..*
56%
Lambert-.*
Prentice Hall
*
conv pref
*
Pressed Metals Am.l
Pressed Steel Car—
Common
1
%
aV*
42
28%
Pratt &
3%
3
93
40%
Powdrell & Alexan.5
Pratt Food
100
6%
13%
.9%
stamped—5
Pref
w
5%
5%
28%
9%
83%
14%
7
Porto-Ric-Am Tob—
Class A
*
Common w 1
Potash Co of Am. .6
Potrero Sugar com.5
Preferred
5
45c"
14
Pan Am Air ways.. 6
Pan Amer Match.25
13%
91%
Glass...25
Porterfield
75
6%
14
oiess a
3%
30c ~
*
Palmer Bros
„
52
8
7%
Pac Amer Fisheries 6
Pacific Coast Cem_*
Packard Motor
7
5%
70
8%
82%
Bolt.*
Pittsburgh Steel- — *
7% pref B
100
5%% prior pf-100
5% pref A
100
Pitts Term Coal—
Preferred
100
Pittston Co
*
Plant (Thos G)—
7% 1st pref—100
Pleas't ValWine Col
Plough Inc
714
Plume & Atwood.25
Plymouth Cora. 100
Plymouth Oil
5
Pneumatic Scale -.10
Pocahontas Fuel-100
Polaroid Corp
1
Pollak Mfg
*
Poor & Co class B- - *
24%
*
65
Pitts Screw &
103*
42 %
$5.60 conv 1st pf_*
Marine &
Manufacturing- .5
23%
Metallurgical 10
Pittsg PI
17%
143
9
8%
21%
*
5%
Republic Air Prodsl
Republic Aviation. 1
Republic Steel
*
6% conv pref.lOO
6 % prior pf A .100
Revere Cop & Br..5
Class A
10
7% cum pref.. 100
5%% cum pf__100
Reynolds Metals.
5%% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Tob
.10
B common
10
RheemMfgCo
1
Rhinelander PaperlO
Rice Stix Dry Gds
1st pref
100
2d pref
-.100
2%
25
Lace.....*
Scruggs-VanderBarney com
5
Scranton
17
Preferred w w__25
Reo Motors vtC-.l
23%
6%
5%
27%
Pgh
10
17%
6% preferred. .100
Otis Steel
*
2
23
Pitney-Bowes Post.*
Pitts Coal (Pa)_. 100
6 % preferred--100
Pitts Coke & Iron..*
$5 conv pref
*
Pitts Forgings
1
31
O'SuMvan Rubber. 1
"2%
107%
29%
*
$4 preferred
5%
5
15
*
Preferred
100
Reliance El & Eng 5
Reliance Mfg Co. 10
Preferred
100
Reliance Steel
2
$1.50 conv pref.25
Remington Arms.-l
Rem'tn Rand com.l
15%
17
41%
113
$4.50 preferred..*
20%
30%
Reliable Stores
3%
100
New pref w 1—25
Scott Paper
*
Scovill Mfg
7% 1st pref—-100
Bond
1
*
—
Reiter-Foster Oil-%
40
l._
14%
Pirelli Co of ItalyAm shs 500 lire—
5%
30
3 %
Oppenheim Collins.*
Reis (Robt)
4%
38%
3%
37%
Rad-5
Piper Aircraft
Preferred
17%
5%
conv
4
.
90
4%
38
2%
8% preferred-.100
55
19%
4%
♦
(Daniel)
42
4
1
New com w i
4%
43
53
14%
4%
14
8% conv pref. 100
Pilgrim Explorat-.l
Pillsb Flour Mills. *
18%
"2%
17
3%
4%
70
Transport
$50 par B
ot**
25
20
3%
41
6%% pref...-100
Regal Shoe pref.lOO
Regent Knitting
Mills Ltd
♦
Preferred
25
Pierce Oil Corp—
85
Pacific Can
%
4
Preferred
6% preferred..100
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Oliver Un Filters B *
Omar Inc
1
$5 preference
29%
76%
%
75
Pierce Governor._
"i%
*
1
com
28
Schulte Retail Stores
Units
Reeves
%
2%
%
1%
Schulte Real Estate 1
Preferred
100
95
Reed Roller Bit
4%
34%
2%
11
90
Outlet Co
7%
4 %
34%
4%
Per share
Par
1%
1%
1
1
Class A
Bid
Stocks
share
1
Reed Prentice com.*
Preferred
50
10%
7%
(Albert) com.l
Pierce Butler
Okonite common 100
Otis
10
2%
Pick
17%
Ohio Seamless Tube5
Oswego Falls
%
2%
19%
18%
38%
150
120
_
~I%
7% preferred.. 100
21%
12%
11%
6%
106%
9%
6%
105%
Ohio Rubber
6% preferred
30c
Phoenix Hosiery—5
6% preferred—100
Oil Exploration
*
Red Rock Bottlers. 1
Reed Drug com
Red Bank Oil
15c
7% preferred..iOO
Phillips Packing—*
Phillips Petrol
*
25
Ogilive Flour Mills.* r
Preferred
100 r 142
20
Per
Par
19%
*
Petrol Conversion. 1
Petrol Derivatives.*
Petrol Heat & Pr—*
Petrolite Corp
Pettibone Mulliken *
Pfeiffer Brewing—*
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
Phelps-Dodge
25
Phila Dairy Prod--*
$4 preferred
*
$6 preferred
-*
Phil & Read O & I-*
Phila Record com.*
Preferred
100
Philco Corp com. .3
Phillip-J ones Corp.*
Pet Milk
shares
Amer
Stocks
Ask
Ask
Bid
Per share
Par
share
Per
North German Lloyd
preceding the date of issue
possible for the closing day of the month
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Stocks
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
INDUSTEIAL
90
"5%
42
Called for redemption. see page 111.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
t New stock,
x
Ex-dividend.
Nov., 1940]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
Stahl-Meyer com--*
100
10
7% preferred--100
$5 preferred
*
Standard Brands..*
$4.50 cum pref..*
Standard Brewing..*
Stand Cap 8c Seal-.l
18%
112
98
101
6%
109 X
X
4%
13 X
preferred. 10
Oil
$5
7
109%
%
4%
14
lk
13
4%
27 X
18 X
it* it*
18%
ll% 36%
(Kan).. 10
(Ky)—10
Oil of N J. .25
Oil (Ohio)—25
31 k
109 X
5 % preferred
100
Standard Products. 1
Standard Screw..20
Preferred A
100
Stand Silica com
1
Stand Steel Spring. 5
Stand Tube clB._.l
Standard Wholesale
32 X
110X
9%
39
2X
3fk"
30%
IX
ik
20
19
52
54
36
36%
Starrett Corp—
Common v t c.-l
Steel Co of Can—*
6% 1st pref
13
13%
12 X
13
3%
37 X
7X
&
Pump
5
ShipbuUd—*
Torrington Co
*
12%
14%
29
30
29
30
Towne Securities..*
Preferred
—100
2
3
17
23
&
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen._1
18%
8%
2%
34%
3%
2
14
il*
62
IX
2
*
95c
30c
Jailer.
Stlx Baer <fe
8%
JA
7y$
10
Stokely Bros
1
Oonv pref.....25
8X
4k
11%
9%
10^
Stone 8c Webster..*
9X
Strawb'ge 8c Clothier
6 % preferred- .100
7% preferred. .100
Strom berg Carlson. *
6%% preferred 100
Stroock (S) 8c Co..*
98
68
7
Titus ville com...*
1.25 preferred.-*
Studebaker Corp
1
Submarine Slgnal.25
Sullivan Macn'y
Sunray Drug
...1
Sunray Oil
1
5% % conv pf—50
Superheater Co
*
Superior Oil Corp._l
Superior Oil (Cal) 25
Superior Portland
Cement A pref..*
14"
5%
12%
8%
31%
6
13
33
11
12%
50%
122
11%
1%
37%
18%
1%
22
Superior Steel..-100
Superior Tool & Diel
Susquehanna Silk
Mills class A
Class B
1
3
1
Sutherland Paper. 10
Swallow Air craft __1
Swan Finch Oil... 15
Preferred
25
X
23
51
124
12
"6"
4%
%
Machine
18%
1%
23%
2%
"6%
"5"
1%
2
3
21%
21%
dep ctfs of bear shs
Sylvania Industrial
Symington Gould—
18%
19%
18%
21%
7%
6%
3%
7%
6%
3%
37%
w w
...1
1
x w
Taggart Corp
1
»
$2.50 pref
Talon Inc common .5
Tampax Inc
1
Tappan Stove
5
Taylor-Colquitt Co 6
Taylorcraft Aviat'n 1
Conv preferred A *
Taylor & Fenn_.100
35
9
4
7
7%
2%
2
53
1
55
1%
14
17
5
8
36%
2%
34%
5%
Land
1
'4%
3
9%
40
4%
31
a
37
3
34%
5%
4%
3%
10%
42
4%
33%
7%
5X
5
2%
Class
B
*
Un Shipyards B
Class A
Preferred
36%
10
12
Synd
2
26%
11%
U 8 Ind Alcohol
*
U 8 Leather com..*
pf.100
Part convA cl A. *
U 8 Lines pref
*
U S Pipe & Fdy. .20
U S Playing Card. 10
7%
8%
9*
*
Wagner Bak vtc.l
40%
107
k
5k
10%
10%
7
8
75
75%
174%
5%
5%
32%
6%
30
.,23%
5%
63%
8%
A*
59
8%
2%
28%
31%
.
U S Postal Meter. .1
25
30%
X
I
43%
25%
32%
%
k Last sale.
4
3%
2%
22%
23
38
41
2
4
11%
10%
1%
9%
X
28%
15%
18*
93
98
129
8%
1%
4
7
%
7%
20%
98%
*
_
_
100
*
*
*
7 % preferred.. 100
Warner Bros. Pict._5
$3.85
$3
cum
m
Warren
100
50
13
4
5%
7%
4%
%
15%
2%
37
Gas...
5
Wm
Oil-O-Mat—♦
Williams
(R C) —.*
Willys-Overland
1
6% conv pref.. 10
Wilson 8c Co
$6 preferred..
Wilson Line
*
*
Wilsonite Products 1
Wilson-Jones
*
Wins'ed Hosiery 100
Class
Wayne Pump
1
Webster Elsenlohr. *
8%
1%
4%
8%
6
1
7%
21
100%
28%
13%
7
29"
5%
8%
5
%
15%
2%
39%
7% preferred ..100
Welch G'pe Juice 2%
Preferred
100
Wellington Oil
!
Wells Fargo & Co__l
Wentworth Mfg_l%
Preferred
*
r
23%
1%
9%
31
39
43
23%
16%
18%
17%
3
1&
6%, preferred
WJR
The
Station
Canadian price.
8%
50
Goodwill
5
27
29
Wolverine
Portland
Cement com
10
Wolverine Tube
2
Wood (Alan) Steel.*
7% preferred. .100
Woodley Petrol
l
Newspaper
Machinery pref..*
•
00
5%
6%
8%
89%
4%
19
3%
8
25
27"
Woodward Iron.. 10
Woodw'd & Loth'plO
32%
32%
Preferred
100
Woolw'th (F W)_10
Woolworth Ltd—
Am dep rects ord.
Preference..
Worcester Salt.. 100
116%
35%
Prior pref units
45
50
36""
5%
6%
2
7
45
Worthington Pump
*
7% pref A.
100
100
6% pref B
4%%
series
23%
95
100
88
100
64%
64%
prior
preferred
100
Wright Aeronaut'1.*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
Wurlitzer (R) comlO
Preferred
Wyman Gordon
Yale & Towne
Yellow
Truck
100
*
25
*
7% Preferred—100
Young (J S) Co..100
100
-
54
55
99
104
80%
80%
*7
8
95
100
68%
21%
72%
21%
8c
York Ice Mach
Preferred
22%
83
prior
conv
preferred
4%%
15%
116%
3%
37%
15%
119
4%
41
90
129
Young (L A) Spring
& Wire.
—
Youngstown
80
18%
108%
1%
%
1%
11
2%
i*
7% preferred-.100
5
1%
8%
120
Class C
8
*
11%
A
7
Fdy & Pipe *
(Northam)
4%
4%
61%
Class B
*
$3 conv pref
Warwick Co v t c
Waukesha Motor
2
Winters & Compt.l
Witherbee Sherman
Coach Mfgcl B..1
1
1
3%
20
3
7%
29
6%
1%
82
2%
*
110
*
*
22%
5
Wood
80
25
1
4%
8c
8c Mach
28%
15c
Oil
*
pref
Nominal,
Preferred
Willcox 8c Gibbs
Wilcox
(H
F)
pf
Warner & Swasey..*
Warren Bros
*
Warr
4
Chocolate com 50c
Preferred.. .$50
com
conv
Warner Co
Preferred
n
40c
29%
3%
2%
76
Com class A
Com class B
2%
29
32%
Corp—
Common..
1
$1.50 conv pref_20
42%
28
7% prior pref. 100
178
6%
23%
20c
100
*
Walgreen Co com..*
4 % % pref w w 100
Walker (H) Good'm
& Worts com._*
Preferred
*
Waltham Watch com
1%
6
2
1%
10
6%
Suchard
Preferred
100
Willson Products_.l
10c
Class B
Waldorf System
~9%
38
104
64%
9%
20c
10c
98
41
106%
6%
...
2
6% preferred
10
Ward Baking Corp—
*
1
8%
%
28
44
....
62
5
1
Warrants
Waco Aircraft
2%
8*
115
27%
100
43
Freight
*
U S Graphite
5
U S Gypsum
20
7% preferred .100
U 8 Hoff Machine.5
5% % conv pf__50
U S Holding
*
28
28%
28%
100
57*
Finishing
US Foil B
62
114
Preferred
3
Wilcox Gay Corp__l
Will & Baumer
*
27
Wagner Electric. .15
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
%
1%
1%
36%
25
U 8
U 8 Plywood
3%
6%
60
Steel common.. 10
Wico Electric Co
Wilbur
*
6 % preferred
Walworth Go
100
1
1
1%
57%
Envelope-—100
cum pr
95
8
1%
Specialties. 1
5
7 % conv pref. 100
7%
43
~1X
Distributing
1
92
6
7 % preferred-. 100
Vultee Aircraft
1
54
22%
8%
7% first pref .100
Whitlock Mfg Co 25
42
$3 pref.
_*
4%% pref
Vulcan DetinninglOO
3%
3%
72
*
1.40
9
*
25
Un Shoe Mach
U S
2
Common
8
Whlttaker Paper com
7 % preferred.. 100
Wichita River OH. 10
Wickwire Spencer
5% preferred--100
Vogt Mfg
*
Vulcan Corp
;
*
23
32
100
Whitman(Wm)pfl00
3% part pref..100
Va Coal & Iron
100
Va Iron O & C..100
80
1
..1
Liquidating ctfs..
U 8
21
72
10
United Screw & Bolt
Class A
*
1
10
83
%6
17%
Vinco Corp com
Va-Oar Chemical..*
70
1%
35%
36%
33%
101%
6%
32%
14%
5%
n
Gypsum._*
8%
6%
5X
2%
28%
8%
10
10
44
;_*
Preferred
Victor Chemical
137
$4 conv pref
*
Prior pref
20
White (88) Dental 20
White Rk Mln Spgs-
22%
2%
1.30
Corp *
6% Preferred-.100
$5 conv prior pf.*
%
%
15%
Sugar common..5
Vlcana Sugar v t c.3
VIck Chemical
5
Victoria
20
25c
Preferred
21
Vertientes-Camag'y
%
J/*
18
100
Called for redemption, see
page 111
16
com*
Sharing
7
82
i
Utah Radio Prod-.l
Vacuum Concrete. 1
Venezuela
10%
.
Texon Oil & Land..2
Thatcher Mfg
*
$3.60 con v pref.. *
Thermoid Co
1
$3 conv pref
10
value,
11%
9%
3%
12
t c
United
100
65
7%
U S
19
12%
55
4%% pref w ]*___*
Weyenberg Shoe
I
Weyerhaeuser Tlmb*
107%
White Motor
1
White Sew Mach__ 1
59
153
Vega Airplane
1%
Venezuelan Petrol.!
Merchants
Preferred
United Profit
58
146
7% 1st pref
100
Vapor Car Heating *
4%
37%
Dye
19
»
100
Preferred
100
Veeder Root Inc...*
4%
36%
69%
Unit Piece
1
9%
.
$4 preferred
*
Van Nor Mach Tool5
Van Raalte Co
5
19%
13%
1%
21%
Wheel 8teel
18
Van Camp Milk
19%
1%
13%
Coal Cos com
Un Eng & Fdy
United Fruit
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rcts__£l
Unit Paperboard. 10
Preferred
100
1%
3%
94
25%
7%
1
United Milk iTod..*
$3 part pref
*
6
1
89
com
v
4
3%
8% preferred..100
Vanadium Corp
»
19
8c Mfrs
1%
74
26%
10%
42%
56
United
%6
5
25
53
5
50
20
110
5
1%
16
%
13%
1
common. _*
com:
Brake
6 Mrg com
1%
50
6%
7% 1st part pf.50
1% Westmoreland
55%
Coal
20
% Westmoreland Inc.l
5% West land Oil
*
1% Weston E Instrul2%
79
Westvaco Chlorine. *
5% conv pref..30
21%
*
10c
$5 preferred
*
United Drill & Tool Class A
*
Class B
.....»
United Drug..
5
United Dyewood.10
Oil
Westinghouse Air
Westinghouse Elec
1%
6
5
Valvoline Oil comlOO
pref. 100 a
United Cigar Stores
6 % preferred.. 100
United Cigar-Whalen
15%
7%
7
60
19
5
Newspaper
32%
26
11
50
47
7
*
'5%
3%
110
15
58
9%
42%
10%
100
%
10
Common..1
6%
27%
15%
U ni
Preferred-
103
26%
Stationery
*
Westgate Greenland
*
Valley Osage Oil
Valspar com..
$4 conv pref
Lines
.
"4%
14%
26%
100
3%
10%
4
10
Preferred-100
Western Air Expr__i
West Auto
Supply
Common
10
Western Cartridge Co
46
Vadsco Sales Corp.*
7% cum pref.-100
Valley Mould 8c Iron
12%
W Va Coal 8c Coke. ♦
West Va Pulp Pap_*
Western Groc Ltd.*
Preferred
100
125
4%
11
10%
2%
16%
102%
6%
81
32
*
Universal Pictures.!
8% 1st pref
100
Universal Prod
•
Upson Co com. 12%
Utah-Idaho Sugar .5
Preferred
10
3%
*
Union common..*
Western Tablet 8c
Universal Corp vtc.l
Universal Consol
_
67
*
Foundry
Western
6% prior pref. 100
Universal Cooler—
_
pref
4%
1
versal-Cyclops
Steel Corp..
conv
Preferred
100
West Grocer Co. .20
Stockyards—
Oil__...
$4
West Indies Sugar. 1
West Michigan Steel
61
69
2%
3%
*
Conv partic A
Class B
17%
69%
14%
25%
1
Un Artist Theatre.*
United Biscuit
*
32
10%
*
Preferred
*
Term Warehoust 100
Texas Corporation 25
Texas Gulf Prod
*
Texas Gulf Sulph—*
Tex Pac Coal & OHIO
• par
Air
Preferred.:
Tennessee Corp
5
Tennessee Prod
*
Terminal Ref 8c
Warehouse Corp50
Term & Trans com.l
Pacific
Trust efts
com
9
Conv preferred. 15
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Car
*
Union Wire
Rope..*
United Aircraft._..5
Un Aircraft Prod__l
29
90
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Texas
12%
56
2%
9%
Iron & Steel com.*
Inc
12%
74%
54%
3%
18%
Tajdor-Wharton
Technicolor
12%
73%
7% preferred.. 100
United Elastic
*
United
Electric
17
Swift & Co
25
Swift Internat Ltd—
Common
Common
35%
3%
%
%
36%
3%
Stores
1%
39%
16
Sweeis Co of Am.50
Sweets Steel
1
Swift Business
%6
United-Carr Fast..*
United Chemical
*
$3 part pref.
*
8%
3%
%
23%
16%
8%
4%
4
8
1
Conv preferred. .*
United Stores A
5
$6 conv pref
*
Common
50c.
United Stove
1
United Wall Paper_2
8 % preferred
Co—
conv
14%
16%
2%
6
8
Series A pref
*
Series B pref
*
Underw Ell Fisher.*
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
Union Bag 8c Paper
Stores
United
~Per
Wesson Oil 8c Snow¬
drift com
*
6%
3%
26
*
Corp
Univ Leaf Tob
1
United Carbon
38
9
9%
2%
7%
5%
15%
com__l
5% preferred.
*
com
Coach
10
7
$1.50 preferred..*
12
*
pref. .100
8
Lamp
Transport
13%
11
*
com
cum
8%
~8~
Struthers Wells
1%
4%
2
United
85
Hirshberg.*
*
Union Mfg
25
Union Oil of Calif.25
Union Premier Food
2k
13
8X
1.10
50c
%
4%
1
_
4
Corp common
*
Union Carb & Carb *
18
27
*
..25
Stewart-Warner
5
Stinnes (Hugo)Oorp5
Preferred
8%
2%
36%
Trunz Pork Stores.*
Truscon Steel
10
Twin
62 X
Preferred A
Stetson (JB)
Delaware
Truax-Traer Coal.
7% preferred— 100
50c
U S Stores
Conv 1st pref
U S Sugar
Common
*
Trans western OH-10
Trico Products
*
Ulen •&
1
common
1%
Williams
UdyliteCorp
Sterling Products. 10
Stern Bros
18%
1%
22
81
68%
69%
124%
50
Corp
Un Steel & Wire
Forging
10%
k
lk
'
"1%
7
60
Preferred
*
U S Tobacco
*
7 % non-cum pf .25
U S Truck Lines. .1
Transcontinental
45
7
5%
76
16*
ll*
24
7 % preferred
U S Steel
Tokheim Oil Tank
Toledo
3X
Products com
1
Sterling Brewers... 1
Sterling, Inc
1
$1.50 preferred..*
Class B
4%
75%
_
1%
*
Bid
Par
33%
1%
13%
8%
1%
22%
80%
3%
6% preferred—.50
S Radium A
*
S Realty 8c
Imp
S Rubber
10
8% n-cu 1st pf-100
8 Rubb Reel
*
Stocks
share
14
U SSmRef&Mln50
1%
%
*
Prior preferred
Preferred A
29
49
1
*
*
Triumph Explos
U
128
28%
48%
1
80c div conv pref *
20th Cent Fox Film
Common
*
75
20
pref
55
Sterling Aluminum
Oil
124
Tung-Sol
IX
50
6% 2d
24
50
Preferred
—25
Steel Products Eng 1
Stein (A)& Co com ♦
Sterchi Bros com..*
6%
*
_
Works
eun
U
2nd warrants....
Trojan Oil & Gas of
Stanley Works
25
Starrett (L 8) Co..*
Strouss
25%
1st warrants
Phosphate & Acid
1%
23
Tob Prod Expts
Todd Shipyards.
Steel
1
U
com
Transue &
125
50
19
Tishman Realty
IX
12X
3X
26k
18X
Common
6% pref A
9%
91%
7%
Timken-Det Axle. 10
Tim ken Roll Bear.*
Timm Aircraft
1
*
U S Radiator
120
pref.20
conv
Time Inc
TT S Potash
U
pref_*
91
Ask
Per
32
U S Print 8c Litho—
1%
18%
9%
91%
7%
conv
STOCKS
Bid
Par
18%
25%
4%
34%
118
prior pf_*
Thompson-Starrett *
$3% preferred
*
Tide W Assn Oil..10
Stocks
share
18%
23%
4%
34%
Tilo Roofing com__l
IX
4%
3%
5
conv
4%%
Ask
Per
Thompson Auto Arm 1
Thompson (J R)
25
Thompson Prod
*
$1.40
Tobacco com
1
Standard Dredging
Common....
1
$1.60 conv pref_20
Stand Fruit & S S.10
Preferred
*
Stand Oil (Cal)
•
Stand OH (Ind)—25
Oil
19%
108
Coated
Products com. 10c
Preferred
5
Stand Commercial
Bid
Thew Shovel
2
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Par
19
Standard
Stand
Stand
Stand
Stand
Stocks
share
1%
Preferred
Btaley Mfg Co
Oonv
Ask
Per
&
are as near as
»
-
11
11%
Steel
Car common
5
6%
7%
*
19%
20%
42%
42%
93%
Youngstown Steel
Door common
Youngstown Sheet &
20%
Tube common
*
5%% pref—100
Young (Thomas)
91
Nurseries com
Zenith
Radio-4
1
12
2
13%
*
Zonite Products
1
15%
2%
16
12
"1%
I New stock,
x
Ex-dividend.
2%
.
basis of the return the bonds yield*
asked quotation is publiaht^^ither actual figures or on a
for State and municipal securities is to quote them on the
it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and
The custom In reporting prices
In furnishing the prices below,
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we
if a certain bond in our list matures from 1941 to 1951 and is quoted 0.50
'atteThOTefore^ in the^olk>wlng^ist,
it must be remembered the
endeavor to obtain the yield basis for
to 3.00%—this would indicate that the
word to indicates that
prices.
other figures are bid and asked
UNITED STATES—See
4s Dec 15
121.5
1944-1954—J&D 113.30 114
115.5
15 1946-1956 M&S 115.1
s
Mar
s
Mar 15 1941-1943 M&S
b
4M® highways 1952.M&S b 2.10
1mb 1956 and 1959
M&S b 2.40
is renewal July 1.1956
b 2.30
i Ms 1942. 1946. 1949-—M&S b 1.00
4s pub highway 1949-51-M&S b 2.00
19-
also pa ge
Treasury Bonds—
4 Kb Oct 15 1947-1952-A&O 121.2
Aug 1 1941
s
Oct 15
4s
J&D
108.9
3 Ms refunding
F&A
June 15 1943-1947
s
102.11
103.7
103.9
109.19 109.21
112.8
112.5
113.3
113
111.15 111.18
3s Sept 15 1951-1955--M&S 111.20 111.22
109.4
2mb Mar 15 1955-1960 M&S 109.2
2 Ms Sept 15 1945-1947 M&S 109.19 109.22
2 lis Mar 15 1948-1951 M&S 109.14 109.16
Apr 15 1944-1946-A&O
8 June 15 1946-1949 J&D
8 Dec 15 1949-1952 J&D
3s June 15 1946-1948--J&D
1951-1954 J&D
2 Ms Sept 15 1956-1959 M&S
2 Ms June 151958-1963 J&D
2«s Dec 15 1960-1965 J&D
2Mb Dec 15 1945
j&D
2 Ms Sept 15 1948
M&s
2 Ms Dec 15 1949-1953 J&D
2Mb Sept. 15 1950-52-M&S
2%s Dec 15 1951-1953.J&D
2Mb June 15 1954-56.J&D
2s Dec 15 1947—J&D
2s Dec 15 1948-1950—J&D
2s June 15 1953-1955—J&D
3s Panama Oanal 1961—Q-M
3s Oonversions 1946
Q-J
3s Conversions 1947.
Q-J
U S Treasury Notes—
■-% Mar 15 1941—
% June 15 1941—
% Dec 15 1941--.
% Mar 15 1942
Sept 15 1942
% Dec 15 1942
5s schools
Bessemer
—
104.1
106.2
101.7
102.8
„
to 3.10
to
2.90
serial
to 3.40
2.00
to 3.30
less
0.50
to 3.25
less
0.50
to
2.50
less
2.75
less
0.75
to
1.75
2.10
to 0.40
Badlands 5s 1941-1951 J&J15 b 0.25
Riversid ' 5s 1941-1953- J&D b 0.25
Riverside Co 5s '4l-'54.-M&N b 0.25
to
3.50
J&J
2.50
less
Tucson 5s Water 1950
5s 1943-1948
102
5s 1954-1960
102
102
102
101M
101%
100%
101.12 101.14
3s 1949
%-4s
4M-4s
4M-4b—
3s
to
1
1H % notes Feb 1 1944
101%
99%
101%
101%
100m
CANADA—See
103
Little Rock—
i.00
to
4s Water Rev 1941-76.F&A b 2.00
to
4mb Fund
TERRITORIAL AND
Yield
INSULAR
%
M&S
J&J
J&J
—-J&D
4%s May 15 1942
M&N
4mb Oct 15 '56-'46
A&O
M&N
M&N
4Mb Nov 15 1958
Honolulu (City & County)—
Little Rock S D 4s '41-'55
101
97
106
104 m
114 %
120
125
3Hs Sept 15 1946
M&S
5s Dec 15 '55-'45
5s June 15 1955—
J&D
108m
115m
J&D
122
b 2.00
4s 1958-1960
b 2.90
less
5Ms 1955-1965
b 3.70
less
Calif Toll
Carquinez Toll Bridge—
b 0.20
3s 1941-1954
4s
110% 1.60
117% 1.50
125 h 2.85
%
%
to 1.85
%
0.20
to 1.80
0.20
to 1.85
0.20
to
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
5s School 1941-1955
1941-J&D
0.20
to
'41-'48.A&0
0,25
to
1911-1952-A&O
0.25
to
J&J
0.40
to
J&J
0.20
4mb Mun Imp
Efist Bay Mun Util Dist—
*•
Tax-free in Connecticut.
J&J
5s 1941-1974
Basis.
/ Flat price.
n
Nominal.
%
to 2.75
2.40
2.40
2.60
to
1.50
to 2.35
1.60
to 3.30
d—
j&j
j&j
j&j
j&j
1.90
to 3.00
3.25
to 3.50
3.80
3.60
b 0.70
to 1.65
%
%
1.80 %
0.30 %
1.50 %
1.70 %
1.60 %
to 1.80
to 2.75
%
connecticut
Funding and building bonds
1Mb 1944-1958
j&d
Hartford Bridge—
to
1.75
1.70
to
1.85
0.50
to 2.50
19 41-48.-j&j
b 0.50
to 1.50
1910-1918._._j15&d15
b 0.40
to 1.25
1942-1950
...f&a b 0.40
Bristol 5 mb 1940-1957—j&d b 0.50
2s
Cornwall 2s 1941-1956 —a&o b 0.25
to 1.30
2s
f&a
1961-1971....f&a
1941-57-j&d
1944-1961.---
lms
—
Branford (T) 2s
0.70
Bridgeport—
b 0.20
96
IrrigDlst 6s
Golden Gate Bridge & H'way3 %s series C 1942-1971 - J&J 6 0.40
East Contra Costa
b
2.00
Moffat Tunnel Imp
to 1.55
Bakersfield 5s
to 2.60
to 2.40
0.20
109% 1.50
134 m 3.25
2.15
to
2.60
J&J
122 % 2.70
3Msrenewalclas8 C 1956. J&J 6 2.25
4MBharbor impt June I '41-'73 b 0.50
to 2.40
1955-a&0
3%s Mun Water Retire
1963-1972 opt 1955.a&0
2 Ms Sewer Disp *47-'56a&0
5%s 1947-1956
5%s 1964-1973
5s 1974-1983
108
ALABAMA
to 1.60
2.00
5 mb 1944-1963
120
130
to 2.60
2.25
%
Alameda 4s 1940 to
to 1.70
0.50
1941-1952
F&A
2%s Feb 1 1941-1954-F&A
2 %s Feb 1 1941-19,54-F&A
2.10
35
0.50
to 2.40
2.90
%
115
to 2
1.50
to 1.55
116 M 2.90
100% 0.25
1.70
1.25
to 0.60
113M
to
to
0.90
100 m
to 2.65
to
to 1.40
3s Feb
2.50
1.70
1.60
0.50
2.85
0.20
103 % 1.75
107 m 1.60
to
4Mb Water 1944
j&j
4%s Ref Wat 1941-67.j&d
4 Ms Water 1962-1965-j&d
5 d No 1 4mb 1941-53.j&j
4s July 1941-1945.
j&j
0.20
102
to
to 2.40
0.20
3 Ms Jan 1 1941-1949
Veterans Welfare—
to 2.65
to 2.30
3s 1963-1972 opt
103 m 1.25
to 2.65
0.50
%
102 m
2.50
0.75
to
b 0.50
J&D
to 1.50
f&A
114
%s State H'way '41-'54_J&D
to 2.30 %
102
2.55
to
b 2.50
2mb warrants 1952-'54-_-J&D
2s Highway ref, 1941-M7.J&D b 0.50
38 warrants 1941-1951
0.20
0.20
105
106
2
0.20
J&J
J&J
J&J
4s reg Jan 1 I960
J&J
4Mb Jan 1 1951 opt '41.J&J
4MsJJuly 1 1947
J&J
4mb 7-1-56-59 1-1-56--J&J
5s July 1 '44-'43—
J&J
5s July 1 1972
J&J
2.00 %
109%
to
to
to
94.
MtN
1941-1964
F&A
Puerto Rico (Govt of)—
2Mb Jan 1 1946
4s reg Jan 1 1944
page
3.65% March 1, 1950-1954.
2%s Sew dist 1947-56-a&o
A&O
102
108%
to 2.10
COLORADO
b 0.20
5s Feb 1 1952
5 mb Aug 1 1941
99
102
to
Ref lMs 1941-1943—m&s 6 0.50
Denver (City and County)—
Bridge Authority—
San Fr in-Oak4s 1976-M&N
to
b 0.20
Colorado ~
CALIFORNIA
4mb Oct 1 1959.
4mb July 1957
Philippine Government—
.
2°.S5
M&S
4mb Univ Bldg Jan5'41-65J&J
4Ms Highway 1941-48-J&J30
4Mb 1941-1947
F&A
4.00 4mb Olympiad 1911-71 — J&J2
100
F&A
4.07 4 Ms 1941-1952
104
104 m 4.15 4s Harb Imp 1985 opt '50. J&J
J&J2
4.14 •5s Jan 2 1941-1943
104
J&J2
4.21 4s Jan 2 1944-1948
107
4s reg Dec 1 '46-'26_MJSD
k 4mb July 1 & 15 1952..-J&J
3.30 %
3.20
4s 1944
108 m 1.90
105 m 0.75
116m 1.60
123% 2.70
128 % 2.75
b
St Francis Levee Dist—
102 M 1.20
102 m 0.75
2.25
100
101
1941-1950-M&N
2.10
0.90
2.20
to 1.10
b 0.20
b 2.60
4mb 1967-1977
J&J
Spring Val 4Mb '67-'69.J&J
b 0.20
San Joaquin Co 5s '41 '49.J&J
Santa Barbara 5s 1941-_Janl0
4Ms gold Aug 1943...F&A
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
101%
2.00
2.10
to
Hetch Hetchy—
102
99%
1
Attorney Gen opt 1944
3s Rose, Hemingway opt 1944
Hot Springs 4mb *41-'50-M&S
102.20 102.22
102%
102%
102%
102%
100 M
Jan.
J&J
to
Par
J&D
b 0.75
5s W W '43-'54A&0
5s School 1941-1966...F&A b 0.25
b 0.25
4mb Water 1941-1964
3 Ms g July 1 1941-1944.J&J b 0.25
San Francisco (City & County)
5s Water 1941-1969
J&J b 0.50
4mb Water '57 '58. '59-J&J
0.50
4mb Water 1941-1977.-J&J
0.25
4s Wat Distrib *40-'63_J&D
0.50
2s 1941-1949
J&J
102%
5s 1949-1953
100.5
1941-1945
3s 1941-1968.
ARKANSAS
100.31
Sacramento 4s Jan
to
Sacram'to Co 4Mb *40-*46
100.14
5s 1968-1977
to
b 0.75
2.75 %
3.50
5s 1961-1967
*
J2&J2
J2&J2
J2&J2
1
1945-59.-J&J
4Mb 1946-1960
J&J
4
4mb Nov 15 1956
to
0.40
4.25
to 4.25
100.19 100.21
100.25 100.27
100.28 100.30
3s Dec 1 1948
b 0.25
0.60
2.25
0.75
1.10
San Diego
101.20 101.26
Hawaii (Territory)—
1Mb Sept 1 1944
2.10s July 20 1942
2mb July 10 1954
to
1
Corp
3.00
to 0.70
to
1
J&J
111
b 0.25
to
to3.00 %
less 1
4 Ms
to
0.20
Salt River Project Agric Impt
& Power District—
108%
3.05
2.95
2s 1954-1958—J2&J2 b 2.00
Pasadena 4s 1941-1942
J&J b 0.20
to 3.00
1948
3.10
to 3.10
b 0.20
2Mb 1952-1953
1
2.00
2.75
5s
to
1.80
Orange Co 5s 1941-1945.M&S
Flood Control District—
0.50
2.75
Prescott
2.10
3.10
Oakland S D 4s 1941-44.-J&J
0.50
107%
to 2.25
b 0.20
5s 1941-1943
2s 1944-1951.
opt 40
_
Oakland 5Ms
42
40
107%
107%
100.4
6s
Modesto Irrlg Dist
to 3.40
J&J
2.70
to
0.50
F&A
A&O
1946-1986
to 3.40
1946
to 2.75
0.50
1948-1977.F&A
1978-1987.F&A
Ref 4s 1971-1988
J&J
*40 101.16 101.20
—
Ref 4%s
Ref 3Ms
Ref 4s
2.00
1
to 2.85
Colorado River Waterworks
3.30
3.60
to
2.00
6s Jan
3.00
to
of Southern California—
to 2 90
'50 opt '30-J&J
U S Housing Authority—
f
2.90
0.75
4Mb 1941-1956
Bonds
Ms Nov 11941
1941-1961
2.00
Phoenix 4Mb
2.85
102%
„
0.50
J&D b 0.50
%s Jan 1 1941-1960
'41-'49_.F&A
Metropolitan Water District
5s W W 1941-1950
-J&J
Phoenix Un H S D 4Mb 1948
107.28 107.30
103.15 103.17
^
0.50
Los Ang Co 4Ms
ARIZONA
100.21 100.23
Is July 1 1942
Dis'
3
2.90
2.90
1.00
Maricopa County—
School No. 1 5s 1945-.J&J
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially
Co Ct H'se4Ms '40-48 J&D
100.6
Reconstruction Finance Corp
I
4s
101
H% notes July 20 1941
H% Nov 1 1941M% Jan 15 1942
l$t% Jan 3 1944
City High Hch
1.80
to 2.60
3s B ref due 1976.A&0
Los Angeles
4s
lMsserM 1945-1947..J&D 102.15 102.17
100.11
Ms May 15 1941
100.9
„
to
5 Mb Nov 1940-1960—M&N b
5s 1941-1964
F&A,6
3.00
Tuscumbia refunding 1 %to4 %
108.6
102.26 103
M% May 1 1943
to
b 2.65
4m»
4Mb
108.6
100
1941-1943-f&A
4mb Mun Imp *41-'43.F&A
4Mb 1941-1965
F&A
Tuscaloosa (City)—5 Ms
100.22 100.24
to 2.80
100
_—-A&O
A&O
2%s 1949-1960. .-A&O
2%s 1961-1976
A&O
103
M&S
Road 1957.-
5s
i
107
107
106 m
6 2.10
107
Series A refunding—
2 %s 1941-1948. _-A&O b 0.25
b 2.00
to 3.80
1.00
1.50
J&J
6s ref pub impt '41-53 M&N
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—•
2% notes May 16 '43 opt
to
3.00
5s W W 1941-1957
102.7
Federal Land Bank —■ Farm Loan
3s July 1 '55 opt *45—-J&J 107%
3s Jan 1 *56 opt *46
J&J 107%.
3s May 1'56 opt *46—M&N 107%
3%sMay 1'55 opt'45—M&N 108%
4s July 1 '46 opt *44
J&J 111
4s July 1 '64 opt '44
J&J 110%
Commodity Credit Corp—aity Credit
H% Aug 1 1941——
100.12
1% Nov 15 1941
100.29
to 107
38 1943-1949
Tuscaloosa—
102.26 102.28
100.3
to
b 0.50
to 3.10
Selma (Citv) 5s-6s 1940-1955- & 1.50
2 %s 1941-1952
J&J b 1.50
2.90
to 2.90
to 3.20
to 2.80
1.50
6 2.50
6
to
b 0.50
103
b 3.25
J&D
4mb 1941-66 J&D
2.75
1.25
2.70
b 0.50
3.30
1945
to 3.00
to
b 0.50
2s 1941-1942
Montgomery—
101
5s funding 1941-1966--J&J
•y sewer Jan 1'44
100
Montgomer;
;gon
7 Co 4Mb 1957-59 b 3.00
J&J b 3.00
6s Road 1951
Morgan Co 5s road 1952-F&A b 3.00
102.16 102.18
102.8
102.6
2s Dec 1 1940
2s Apr 1 1943
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
3s ser A 1944-1952_ JM&N
2 Ms ser G 1942-1944—-J&J
1.60
b 1.50
1941-1958
_M&S 103.16 103.20
2MB 1942-1947
3.75
1941-1948
to 2.80
0.50
1975.J&D
Ref 4s 1941 to
to
1.50
2.85
0.50
3 Ms
to 3.00
5 1.50
2.70
1941-1977.-_-_J&D
3M 1941-1954
J&D
3 Ms ser A 1941-1977-J&J
3 Ms ser B Jan 15 '77 J&J
3%s 1948-1958
J&D
0.75
52
to
5s School May 1
102.23 102 25
103.31 104.1
103.29 103.31
101.5
to
Electric Plant Revenue—
3.00
to
1.00
4Mb June 1
102.2
102.6
to 3.00
1.00
Gen fund
:._M&N 108.4
3s 1944-1949
to 2.90
A&O
b
108.10
J&.T 103.16 103.20
3s 1942-1947
1.50
1.25
4Mb
102.5
to 2.85
0.50
0.50
Mobile Co—
101.20 101.22
101.23 101.25
_M&S
to 2.60
b
111
.
3%s 1944-1964
1.00
M&N
110
1% Mar 15 1944—
*yi% June 15 1944—
7o Sept 15 1944
% March 15 1945
oral Farm Mtge Corp—
to
0.50
1941-1969
M&S
Municipal 1941-61.-F&A
Harb Imp '40-'61 M&N
3%s Sch Dist 1941-61..J&J
Water Wks Refunding Rev
3 %» 1943-1947—J&D_
2%s 1947 1959
J&D
to 2.80
4Mb Ref 1941-1961—A&O
Mobile City—
3MsGen ref'44-Decl'70 J&J
4sTunnel Rev 1969..M&N
104.28 104.30
102.7
127
125
% June 151943
Sept 15 1943
% Dec 15 1943---
to 2.85
b 0.50
5 Ms
98
1.60
Jefferson County—
4 mb Ct House 1941-43
106.4
b 0.50
4Mb
3.65
1.25
4 Ms 1941-1960
A&O
1.00
Se sewers Sept 20 1941 M&S
48
Florence refunding 1 % to 4 % b 4.00
Gadsden 6% impt long mat—
102.5
102
to 3.25
A&O
3 mb
4s 1941-1961
104.3
1941
A&O
1941-1970-A&O
4Mb Sob
1941-50—J&J
Imp ref 1942-1958 A&O
108.29 108.31
108.28 108.30
106.25 106.27
106.29 106.31
104.20 104.22
to 2.80
os
3 %s impt ref
107.29 107.30
107.30 108
to
2.30
1941-1944—J&D
4Mb 1941-1968
J&J
107
to
A&O
3s 1944-1959
108.5
108.3
2.40
"
—
3 mb Water
4 %s Water
104
1.00
2Mb 1941-1952
108.20 108.22
to 2.85
-
to 2.45
3.75
Newref4%
Birmingham—
75
73 M
0.50
2 Mb WatWks 1956-76 m&N
"52-19753 mb Water wks 195
to 2.40
2.00
1941-1947—J&J
Ask
64 M
-1962—
48 1941-
to 2.40
103
106
1940-1951
Bridge Auth. 4s July 1 1957--
1.90
Anniston—
8
2 Ms June 15
2.30
2.25
to
J&J b 0.75
1955-1965-J&J b 2.35
State Bridge Corp 4s
1943-1945-A&0 108.18 108.21
Imperial Irrigation District—
Refunding 6s 1983
J&J
Refunding 5s 1983
Los Angeles (City)—
2.00
refunding 1941-1954
102.9
108.7
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
To
or
To
or
Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield, Basis
Bonds
of the month preceding the date of issue
possible for the closing day
Quotations for all securities are as near as
th«
earliest maturity yields 0.50% d the
the figures shown are the yield basis for various maturities: all
to 2.40
%
to 2.50
5s Refunding
1mb
1mb
100
%
to 2.15
to 2.00
"Nov., 1940]
AND
STATE
Quotations tor all securities
MUNICIPAL
To
or
Bid
Ask
Danbury—
3Ks Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
to 0.25
b 0.50
DarJen l%s 1941-1958. .A&O b 0.25
East Hartford (Town)—
to 2.00
4Kb School 1940-59—M&N 6 0.25
2s 1941-1965
to 2.00
F&A b 0.25
F&A b 0.25
l%s 1941-1945
Fairfield (County)—
J&D
1Kb 1940 to 1950
Greenwich 3s 1941-1944
F&A
1%b 1941-1947
F&A
Hartford—
1Kb Sept 1 1941-1959.M&S
3Ks Bridge 1954-1955. J&D
4s Water 1941-1949...J&D
Hartford (School District)
♦4Kb Northeast 1959. J&D
Hartford County—
Metropolitan District—
2 Ms 1941-1978
__J&J
1% 1941-1970
J&J
1Kb 1971-1980
J&J
to 2.00
to
0.25
...
6 0.15
to 1.75
6 99 K
to
1
97K
Certificates of deposit
Extl s f 7s 1957 1st ser. A&O
to 1.25
0.40
1
1.00
to
1.00,
to
Certificates of deposit
Extl s f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
70
%
to 1.50
Certificates of deposit.
Extl s f 7s 1957 3d ser.A&O
to 1.50
1941-52.F&A 6 0.40
Certificates of deposit
8s1946
to
1.75
6 0.25
to 1.75
6 0.25
to
%
1.25 %
F&A
J&J 6 0.25
1Kb 1941-1954
to 1.60
(City)1941-1968-M&S 6 0.50
l%9 1941-1959
A&O 6 0.25
Norwalk (T) 4Kb 1942—J&D
Sewer
Norwich 4^s 1941-1965.M&S
2 Ms 1941-1959
J2&J2
Ridgefield (High School)—
-1 Rs 1941-1960—J15&J
Stamford (C) 4s 1942...M&N
M&N
2K» 1940-1961
Stamford (Town)—
...
1941-1965
M&N
1Kb 1941-1950
A&O
Suffleld 1Kb 1941-1959. J&J
Torrington 2 His 1941-'57 A&O
Water bury—
5s Water 1940-1971 ...M&N
3i Street 1941-1955..-F&A
2 He 1940-1952
.M&N
*4H* Sch
_
6
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 2.25
6
0~50
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 0.25
2~.25
to
%
6 0.50
to 2.75
6 0.50
to 2.00i %
to 1.90 %
6 0.50
%
West Hartford—
4Kb Mar 15 1941-49..M&S 6 0.50
West Haven (8chool Diet)—
♦4 Ks
1941-1956
to 1.75
60
75
External s f 6s 1955
Extl a f 7s 1955
Berlin 6%s 1950
6s June 15 1958.
M&N 6 0.50
to 2.00
J&J 6 0.25
J&D 6 0.25
to 2.25
2KB 1941-1953
DELAWARE
2Kb April 1 1941-1947
b
2Kb April 1 1948-1957
b
2Kb April 1 1958-1966
b
1Kb highway 1941-1979.. J&J b
Kent Co 4Kb 1945-1950.M&S
New Castle County—
5Ks 1941-1944
J&J b
Sussex Co 5e 1941-1970—J&J b
4Kb 1941-1953
A&O.d
0.25
5b 1947-1949
1.25
to
1.30
to 1.75
1.75
0.25
to
1.80
to 2 00
1.00
to 1.75
0.50
0.50
to
0.50
Wilmington—
4Kb Bldg Con '53-'62 M&s'ft 1.50
4Kb 1941-1958 (s-a)..A&O b 0 50
A&O b 1.25
A&O b 0.50
4s 1942-1948
to 2.00
1.50
2.50
to 2.50
20
6 1.75
lsbc
Hillsborough Co fie Oct 1 1943
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4_.
105
1941-45—J&J 16
5K» Jan 15 194M5.J&J 15
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
Lakeland new refunding
Water & Light 6Kb 1941-50
LeonCounty 5e July 1 1941-55
to
1.50
1.50
to
80
3.75 %
89
106
103
2.90
to 3.10
121
to 3.85
6 3.85
Marlon Co Road 6s Feb 1 *52.
Road bonds 5s July 1 1952..
105
87
3.70
to 2.25
to
2.25
107
89
6 2.00
to 3.65
6 1.75
116
Ill
to 3.50
118
115
Miami—
Refunding 3 Kb and 3Hs_— 100
Housing Authority—
3s and 3%b 1941-1954— 6
103
Miami Beach—
5Kb
.
1941-1950
M&N6 1.75
Ref 4Kb non-opt 1947-56— 6 2.75
to 3.20
to
3.20
New Smyrna—
_
Ref 3-4 K-6s Jan 1 1964
6s
1952-1953
5Ks 1945 1950
6s 1941-1950.v
„
4s 1961
Palm Beach
—4
5s
6 3.10
&J 6 2.00
J&J 6 3.60
(City of) 5s..
Pensacola 4Kb ref 1941..
1958
24
38
31
34
33
5
37
Victory 48 due 1976
Brit Hungarian Bk 7Ks 1962. /
Bud'pestfCityjesJ'n'aocoup^ /
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&S /
6s stamped 1961
M&S /
7s stamped 1952
A&O /
7Hs stamped 1947
M&N /
2.50
3.45
12K
11H
11K
12 H
11 K
12K
11H
12K
11K
12K
11%
12 A
11%
2.901
1.751
3.40
104
1960
Extl
..
Sept. 1961. .M&S
6s assented Sept. 1961
Extl Ry ref 6s Jan 1961. J&J
6s assented Jan 1961
Extl s f 6« 1962
M&S
6s assented 1962.
...
_
Extl
f 6a
1963..—.M&N
6% assented 1963
Chill Mtge Bk 0Ks '57 J&D31
6 Kb assented 1957
S f gu 6K« Jne 30'61.J&D31
6Ks assented 1901
S f gu 6s 1961
A&O
a
_
89
3.80
to 3.70
109
107
6s assented
6s
74
6 Basis.
6s assented
_
—
ft*
ft*
ft*
1961
1962
/Flat price.
—
7K
8K
10 %
"I <P
5K
12K
10K
"9 A
36
"20"
27
28K
29
10%
13K
11%
13K
11%
13K
11%
13K
11%
/
n
10
75%
9%
13K
22
18
35K
35
32%
56K
56"
56.
55K
_
51
65
51
65
58
A&O
A&O
58
2i*
26
A&O
26
28
maturity
26
25K
/ 25K
/ 25K
Extl s f 6Ks 1953—I M&N
/
French Government—
,
Funding 3s 1946
German Cons Munic 7s'47 F&A
Cons munic 6s 1947—J&D
German Govt Internal—
6Ks loan of 1965—J&D
5K« unstamped 1965
Stamped (Canadian holder)
German Extl 7s '49 stampA&O
69K
35
70
"73~"
35
/ 00
j
36
/ 26 %
/ 25 %
/ 13%
/
7K
/
/ 16K
/
9%
/
2
7 s unstamped 1949
Scrip
German Prov & Comrp Bk«
(Con Agr Loan)0Ks'58 J&D /
&'54M&N/
A&O
Ext at 4K% to 1979—F&A
Irish Free State 5s 1960.M&N
Italy (Kingd) extl 7b '51.J&D
Prestito Redimibile 3
IV*
14K
9K
"16H
10
3K
^
60"
Hamburg (State of) Germany
_Gold 6s 1946
A&O /
8K
Hanover (City) Germany 7s*39 / 25K
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
6s
1st series 1957—-F&A
/ 26
6Kb 2nd series 1949—F&A / 23
He delberg (Germ) 7Kb'50J&J
/
Hellenic
Republic (Greek)
Sec Wat Works 8s 1952 A&O
f 20
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl b f 0Kb I960..-A&O
51
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
s
f g 7 Kb 1945
J&J f
Extl s f 7b Sept 1940—J&J
/
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7Kb 1961 ser A..M&N /
8 f 7Ksf01 ser B($ bds)M&N /
Hungary (King) 7Kt *44.F&A /
„
37
30
27
Ireland—See British
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964—M&N / 15K
7s part paid 1964—M&N
9
/
Sink fund 6s 1968
F&A /
8H
6s part paid 1968—.F&A
11K
/
Guatemala 8s 1948
M&N / 35
Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&O
1953
29K
51
7s plain 1949
Graz(Mun}Austria
Gt Brit &
~54K
WA
irA
64K
30
27
61
7K
en
28K
60
48K
Kb
13K
11%
13K
11%
"lOK
10%
'10%
.M&N'/ UK
1902
Jt Last sale.
F&A
1943 maturity
1944 maturity
1945 maturityi::
6s
9K
10
68 assented 1960
a f 6s Feb 1961.
F&A
6a assented Feb 1961
Extl s f 6s
3.65,
107
109
109
A&O
to
86
Connecticut.
25K
25K
12 A
107
107
Refunding 3-5a Oct 11972
87
Suwanee Co Road 6Ks 1946.. 6 4.00
Tampa—
5s W W Purch ,41-,72.F&A 6 1.50
4Ks Impt 1947
J&J
107
Ref 4a 1943-1965
M&S 105
West Palm Beach—
Refunding 2-fis—,
72
14
10
A&O
f 6a
36
24
7% assented 1942
s
45%
48 K
48K
49K
27
14
10
1953
7s 1939
7s 1940.
7s due 1941
1942
_
Extl
St Johns Co Road 5b 1946
Road 5 Kb 1944
M&S
St Petersburg—
Tax fires in
1951
102
103
f 5Hs *53
7 Kb ext 1941
stamped J&D
t Ks plain 1941
German Conversion Offer—
55
to 3.60
95
83
•
B
101
w
70 K
71
Scrip
/ 42
Readjust 4K-4Ka '77.M&S
44%
Ref s f 4K-4Ks'76...F&A
44 %
Extl re-adj4 H-4 Ha 76A&0
45K
Ext re-ad 1 4 K-4 %s'75M&N
46
Extl s f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
32K
Bulgaria (Kin.
Sec s f 7s 1067
J&J
7K
Stabil loan 7 Kb 1968.M&N
7A
Caldas Ext s f 7Kb 1946.-J&J
9K
Certificates of deposit
8K
Call
16
(Colombia^ f 7s '47.M&N
Callao (Peru) /Ks 1944.-J&J
4
Carlsbad (City) g f 8s *54. J&J
11K
Cauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7 Ks 1946
A&O
9K
Certificates of deposit
8K
Extl sec 7a 1948
8%
J&D
Certificates of deposit...
8
Oeara (Brazil) 8a 1947...J&D
IK
Cent Agricul Bank
(Germany)
Farm loan 6s i960—A&015
6s Oct coupon on I960
6s A Int ctfs 1938—A&015
Cent. Bk. of Ger. 6a A '52 F&A
F&A
s
7s ext of 1949
stamped.J&D
F&A/ 70
Farm loan 7a 1950—M&S15
Farm loan 6s I960...J&J15
6s July coupon on 1960—
103
5Ks of'20 ext 1st ser 1969
50
5Ks of '26 ext 2d ser 1969
50
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N / 25K
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945—M&S / 25
Duwburg 7s to 1945
M&N / 25
El Salvador (Rep)—8s A
1948
Certificates of deposit
/
7K
Estonia (Rep of) 7s. 1967 J&J
Ftaland (Repub) 6s '45_M&S
49K
irankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
7
83
13
101K
99K
52 K
5 Ks of '22 ext 1961
2d series 1961
24
60
7s assented i960
M&S
Chili (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
102
92
12
55
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S
Pinellas Co ref highway 4b
St Augustine ref 4s 1967.....
New refunding 3-5s
__
12
34
98
..J&J 6 3.65
M&S 6 3.00
6 2.00
105
12%
47
107
95
Refunding 4s 1941-62.F&A 100
Orange County 5s 1944..J&J 6 2.75
15
F&A
6s aeries
Orlando—
5
J&D
f 6s 1950
6 Kb stamped 1961
3.65 %
109
6 1.50
6 1.50
5K
4%
4%
50
49
s
11
F&A
J&D
40
20-year
2.00
Jacksonville—
15
40
32
47
16
M&S
28
British 4a 1990 opt *60— .M&N
War Loan 3 Ks of 1932
2.00
to
Districts No. 1 & 4 Refund.
75
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955.. 6 3.90
Coral Gablefl—
New refunding 2K-5s 1977.
87
Dade Co 6s Oct 1947-64.A&O b 3.70
Special Tax Sch Dist No. 2
*
28
10
M&S
18K
13
14
Danzig Port & Wat
Ways Bd
Extls f 6Ks 1952
J&J / 12
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
32K
Ext'l
5Hs
1955
F&A
32
Trust rets 4Kb 1962 A&O 15
30
Dominican Rep 5Ks *42_M&8
51
2d Series 1942.
51
5Ks Cust Adm 1940—A&O
50
2nd ser 5Ks 1940—-A&O
50
Customs Administrations—
26K
26K
15K
15K
16%
14 %
75
(Rep) 5s 1944
5s
S f 5s 1958
to
Brevard County School Tax
5# Jan
27
"39"
14K
15 %
J&D
Bogota (City) extl 8s *45.A&O
Certificates of deposit.
Extl s f 6 Kb 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May *47
Certiffcatee of deposit
6s 1940.
M&S
Brisbane (City) Australia— *
30-yrs f 5s of 1957
M&S
FLORIDA
Gainesville—
5Ks July 1941-1975
9K
40
.
Ref 4s 1956-1967...M&N
103
Ref 3 Kb 1941-1947...M&S
101
Duval Co Road 5s 1955..A&0 b 3.10
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5a 1941-1955...A&O 6 1.75
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951.
100
45
27K
13
22
24%
24K
11
M&N
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 8Kb 1959
M&N/
8K
Certificates of deposit
/
8K
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A..A&O / 11K
Ext sf 8s 1952ser B—A&O
/ UK
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
5Ks
1955
M&N
24
48K
25
22
40
25
16K
J&J 15
101
5 Ks Pub Wks June 30'45J&D
/ 74
36
73
Extl g 4Ks '49
opt
Extl 4Kb 1977
Extl g os 1949
36K
Funding 5s 1931-1951.A&0
Funding scrip
Bremen (State) 7s 1935.-M&S
to
Cuba
48K
A&O
M&N /
1949
Extl
J&J
J&D
1951
Funding 5s 1951
5s
65
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48 /
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6 Kb '45.F&A /
Bavarian Palatinate 7s *45 J&J /
Belg Govt extl 6 Kb 1949 M&S
f 7s
Ccwta Rica Pac Ry 7Ks 1949
59K
5s 1957
M&S
48K
44
Extl 4Kb 1956
M&N
Austrian Govt 7s 1957—J&J
8VS
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J I 25K
Bank of Colombia 7s *47. A&O / 20
7s 1948
h&O / 20
sec s
28
27 K
28
31
71K
"
67
"
4s 1941-1952
Ext
65
7b Oct 1947
A&O jf 20
10
Certificates of deposit
Bolivia (Rep) Ext 8s '47 M&N
5%
Extl 7s 1958...
J&J
4%
Extl s f 7b 1969
M&S
4%
6a 1940
A&O
4%
Brazil 8% ex 1941
14%
J&D.
7s Cent Ry elec 1952—J&Di/ 12 K
Extlsf 6Kb (1926) 57.A&0 * 11K
Extls f 6Kb (1927) '57.A&0
11A
Windham (Township)—
9
20
.
(T?75
%
to 1.60 %
to 2.00 %
to 2.00 %
9
m
8K
"28
~
7s stamped 1937
Ctwrdoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
J&J
Costa Rica (Republic)—
11%
59
Extl
%
9K
8M
8
59
%
to 2.25
10^
_
*72. A&O
2% Treasury notes 1948.
to 2.25
6 0.50
10K
78
Australia (Commonwealth)Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
0°75
0". 50"
9K
9K
10%
S f extl loan 4s Apr
%
to 2.00
6 0.50
31
7K
17H
s f conv 4Kb '71-M&N
S f extl loan 4s Feb ?72_F&A
2.00
Norwalk
4Kb
24
Extl
New London—
4Kb Water ref 1950
"26
15
12
10
f
6K
f 25
/ 27K
/ 26 K
6s Oct 1901
A&O
27K
Certificates of deposit
26K
Funding 4s Jan 1 1946—_
71
Colombia Mtge Bk—
20-yr sf 8Kb 1947
A&O / 21
Certificates of deposit
/ 10
Sinkfd 7s (of 1926) *46 M&N f 21
Certificates of deposit
/ 20%
Sinkfd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A f 21
Certificates of deposit
/ 20
Copenhagen 5s June 1 52 J&D
23
Extl g 4Kb 1953
M&N
Cordoba (City)—
Extl s f 7s 1957
F&A / 64
7s stamped 1957
41
Externals f 7s 1937—M&N
36
53
Antwerp (City) extl 5s *58 J&D
Argentine Repub—
4Kb s f extl loan 1948.M&N
New H
8W
laven-
.
8K
8%
8K
8%
8K
8%
8K
8K
7K
8K
7K
8K
Certificates of deposit—
Extl s f 7s ser D 1945..J&J
Hukuang Rya 5s£..J&D 15
_jlogne Germ'y 0Ks*5O-M&S
Colombia Rep 6s 1961 ..J&J
Certificates of deposit
28K
9
J&J
Certificates of deposit—
Extl 8 f 7s ser B 1945..J&J
Certificates of deposit—
ser O 1945...J&J
Middlesex County—
ltfs Edge 1940-1955-M&N 6 0.20
New Britain (Ceunty)—
2s 1941-1951
F&A 6 0.40
4K« Imp 1940-1952..M&N
1Kb 1940-1948
J&D15
Antioauia Col (Dept of)
Extl s f 7s ser A 1945
Extls f 7s
to 2.00
Meriden 1Mb 1940-1943.-J&D b 0.25
Ks 1941-1944
M&N 6 0.25
School
21
Ash
UK
J&D /
Chinese Government—
21K
20
20
7s 1946
——A&O
Certificates of deposit—. / 20
20
7s 1947
—J&J
20
Certificates of deposit
25
Akershus (Dept of) 4s 68 M&S
25
Anhalt 7s to 1946
M&S
1.75
Manchester#4Hsl941-44M&N|6
•4Kb
20
..
?75
Bid
6s stamped 1931
^
21
Certificates of deposit—
%
%
%
6 0.15
Bonds
Chili Mtge Bk (Concluded:)—
6% notes 1931
J&D
6s 1947
F&A
Certificates of deposit.
6b 1948
A&O
%
1.25 %
to 1.65
6 0.25
or
Net
\gricul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
to 1.00
to
Ask
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
%
%
1.25'%
to
b 0.25
Bid
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
1.10[%
b 0.25
tne date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
93
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding
are as near as
'10%
Nominal;
Specified
25
unspecified.
Itai Cr«lit Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7s B'47 M&S
Pub Util Credit ■ f 7s'52J&J /
Japanese Government—
20
33 K
31K
_
Sf GKb 1954
F&A
Extl b f 5Kb 1905
M&N
Oriental Dev Co 6b'53_M&S
Orient Dsrv Co 5Ks'58M&N
50
43K
40
To
Net
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
94
Quotations for all securities are as near as
possible for the closing day
-
Extl
Extl
13
26
(City) Peru—
Extl s f
6 Ms
Certificates
Lower Aust
6M
5M
1958—M&S
of deposit._
6M
25
Sink fund 6 Ms
16
8
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D
16
13
1946—J&D
25
M&S
26
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl 8s 1962
M&N
7
Silesia
(Prov)7Ms'50J&D
7s 1948-M&N
Extl
Luneberg (City)
(State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7s 1958
M&N / 11M
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
8M
78 extl Dec 1 1951
J&D
8M
Certificates of deposit. —
m
6Ms 1954-.J&D
8M
/
Certificates of deposit
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina
7Hs extl s f 1951—-.J&D
Maranhao
-
Stamped
J&D f
65"
4s extl readj $ bds 1954. J&D
Metrop Water Service—
See New South Wales.
Mexican Irrigation—
s f gtd 4 Ms 1943—
/
IK
Stamped assented
(Republic)—
5s extl loan of 1899 1945-.
5s assented 1945
4s 1904 assented 1954
4s 1910 assented 1945
6s 1913 assented 1933
Milan(Italy)ext 6 Me *52.A&O
Mlnas Oeraes (State) Brazil
Extl 6 Ms 1958
M&S
Extl 6Ms 1959 ser A—M&S
Montevideo (City) 7s '52-J&D
(Prov)
Poland—
_
Sllesian Landowners Assn—
14
10 M
8%
86
70
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
F&A '/
9ydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5Ms 1955——F&A
Tokyo (City of)—
5s of 1912 1952.
M&S
Extl s f 5Ms 1961
A&O
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N
Uruguay 8s ext 1946
F&A
Extl
67
Extl
2M
22 M
43K
3M-4-4M% ($ bds of 1937)
external readjust 1979—
3M-4-4M% ($ bds of 1937)
external conversion 1979
Extl a f 6s 1959 ser
30M
sH
8M
8
8
42
48 M
41
70
35
21
s
45
50 K
55
50 H
51
34 M
38
34M
34 M
37
27Ml
36M
31
25M
25
26 M
50
(Rep)ext5Ms'53 J&D/103M
28 M
104M
71
f 5s ser
_
Stamped
Series A (ctfs
7M
7K
7M
Sinking fund 8s 1961...J&D
8 f 40-yr 7Ms 1966
J&J
/
/
7s 1968F&A /
Prov Bank (Westphalia) 6s *33 / 26
6s 1936
/ 25
9M
1951—M&S 15/
.A&O f
Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O
83 M
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
60 M
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946
A&O / 7 uExtl s f 6Ms 1953
F&A / 6M
6 M« 1959
/ 6M
Prussia 6Ms
6s 1952
6s 1933
Rio Grande
Sul
Do
-_/
(State)
Roumania (Monopolies)
Institute 7s 1959
F&A /
Feb 1937 coupon paid
/
5^?
Russian 6Ms June 18 1919
/
5M% ext loan D°~ 1921.,.. /
Baarbrucken (City) • Hroirt ay
Extl s f 6s 1953...,-J&J / 24
(Mtge Bk) 68 ser A
6s series B 194/
4s
A&O /
J&J /
/
deposit
scrip
—
deposit 1948
Catharina (Brazil)—
8s ctfs of
8s 1947
-
88
/
/
F&AI/
(Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936. J&J\f
1928.1968 J&J
1940
-A&O
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945
A&O
4s 1945 stamped
A&O
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
4s Stamped 1942
Extl guar s f 4s 1964—M&S
Bantander (Dept) Colombia
Bee s f 7s
Extl sf 7s 1948
A&O
Santlago(01ty)Ohlle7s *49 J&J
Extl sf 7s 1961
M&N ]f
-
b Basis.
/Flat price.
10M
10M
33 M
7
8
13
3%\
3M
4Ms assented 1958
F&A
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941 /
3
Westphalia—See Prov Bank
25
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945-M&N
43 K
Yokohama ext J6s 1961--J&D
2iV8[
n*
6M
-
36
63
13
11
56
14
15
20
92
i Last salt.
93
M
78
76
75M
77
69
71
80 K
80M
.
80
79 M
77 K
82 K
83 %
79M
86
(Province)—
(non-call)—J&D15
62
65
55
59
4Mb July 2 1945—...J&J2
4Ms 1955
4Mb Mar 15 1960
M&S
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
Toronto 5s 1941-1950
J&J
55
60
52
56
52
56
49
52
1943
97
J&D
95
A&O
98
A&O
91
July 1 1948
—J&J
75
J&J:
75
F&A,
_
var
85
90
95
85
90
Athens 4Kb June 30 1943
99M
46
46
40
r 37
84
39
84
86
84
89
80
83
42
42
42
40
40
40
40
40
86
80
83
75
80
62
67
A&O
70
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Province of)—
Debenture 6s 1947
A&O
65
70
76
80
M&S
J&J
77
80
J&D
J&D
75
-J&D
68
M&N
F&A
J&D
J&D
3 Ms s f deb 1949
F&A
Montreal 5s Dec 1, 1945-J&D
5s ■ f Nov 1,1956
M&N
1954
4Mb Jan, 1944
J&J
4Ms 1941-1951
A&O 15
4 Ms June 1, 1971
J&D
4s May 1,1944
M&N
Metrop Go 4Ms *53,'54&'61
4 Ms May 1. 1985—M&N
65
"
70
"79M
73
74
77
66
69
66
64
69
68
55
60
*65'
67
70
64
.68
65
70
68
73
63
66
85
80
1.00
to
l.iol
830
1.50
to 3.25
1.50
.
—
AugUBta 4Mb Flood '42--M&N & 2.00
Bibb Co 4Mb 1948-49—M&N & 2.30
Chatham County
Road 4 Ms
* a*
^1941-1949-F&A b 1.00
Clarke Oo 5s 1941-1944—-J&J
Columbus 6s 1941-1944—J&J b i!oo
Crisp Oo 5s 1941-1957 --F&A b 1.25
Dougherty Co 5s '41-'48_M&S 6 1.00
Muscogee County—
Road 4Mb 1941-1956—A&O 6 1.00
Pulaski Co 5s 1941-1948..J&J b 1.00
Savannah 4Ms ref 1943..J&J
4 Ms Drainage 1944—
4Ms Refunding 1959.-F&AI- —
2Ms 1943-1967
J&I>15 & 1-75
Spalding Co 5s l941-*49-J&J £ 1-00
Swainslx>ro 6s 1941-50—A&O b 1.25
Valdosta 5s 1941-1942
Jan b 1.00
Ware Co 5s Road 1941-49 J&Ji& 1-00
IDAHO
4 Ms ref 1941-1945
A&O b 0.75
.
to 2.15 %
%
to 2.20
to
2.30
1.50
2.25
,
.,j.
to 2.00
to 2.00
to 1.90
to 3.50
to 2.50
to 2.30
to 2.25
to 2.50
to 2.10
to
3.25
to 2.50
to
2.40
to 1.00
4s ref Jan 31 1941-1941
Amer Falls Reservoir Dist—
b 2.00
J&J b 2.00
6s Oct 1 1941-1944
Boise City 4 Ms 1951
to 2.50
to 2.25
Boise City Ind Sch Dist No.
b 0.75
to
2.25
b 0.20
to
0.60
b 0.20
to 0.60
b 0.20
to
b 0 20
to 0.60
b 0.90
to
1.35
7o
b 1.35
to 1.40
%
b 0.25
to 1.15 %
6 1.20
to 1.35
1952.M&S
b 1.25
to 2.25
Champaign County—
5s Road
1911-1943—M&N
Chester (Toll Bdge Rev)
b 0.75
to 1.00
Chicago—
3s 1941-1944
b 0.40
to 0.85
3s 1945-1948
b 1.05
to
b 0.40
to 0.55
b 1.35
to
4Ms June 30 1941-1954—
ILLINOIS
4Ms Serv Comp *41-*43-Aug 1
4Mb Serv Comp *41-*43-Aug 1
4M8 Serv Oomp *41-'44-Aug 1
4s Highway 1941-1943-May 1
4s Highway 1945-1954—M&S
4s Highway 1955-1958.-M&N
3 Ms Emerg Rel '40-'47 Dec 15
3Ms Emerg Ref *48-54 Dec 15
Bloomtngton 4 Ms Water
1941-1961 opt
4s 1965
-
66
68
67
~/o
1.65 %
%
1.75 %
Water Works System—
63
1
0.75
100
-M&S
60
96 M
98
72
77
72
84
76
——J&J
67
5-yr 3% debs July 1 1944-10-yr 3 M % debs July 11949
North Vancouver 5s '60--J&J
82
85"
79
81
3s ctfs
Aug 1 1954
—
2Msctfs Feb 15 1958-59..
3 Ms 1952 opt 1945
3 Ms 1953 opt 1946
3Ms 1955 opt 1951
83
87
86
4s 1941-1944
4s 1945-1948
4s 1949-1950
82
85
82
85
82
85
82
84
60
70
60
70
0.40
to Q.85
4Mb 1954
*'
15*52! M&S15
I960
M&N 15]
82
5s Water 1941-1951.
J&J & 1.00
4Ms 1941-1950...
J&J & 1.00
Ref 2 Ms 1941-1967—_ J&D b 1.00
64
1950
M&N
1952
J&J
Debenture 5s 1960——J&J
1955—
M&S
1960
A&O
4M» non call 1958-M&N 15
4 Ms s f Apr 15,1961 A&015
Debenture 4s 1947—M&N
8f deb 3 M« 1948
A&O
3Mss f deb 1946
J&J
Nova Scotia (Province)—Deb 5s 1960
M&S
75
83
>3.00
b 2.00
3s 1957 opt 1941-1942
3s 1950 opt 1945-1949
_
M&N
75
Atlanta—
i^1
f 38
87
85
83
43
40
40
40
38
38
38
/ 38
/ 38
to 94
80
84
f
/
/
/
/
/
/
86
90
83
81M
92 M
84 M
80 M
84 K
99M
43
82
|6
var
82
_
nNominal.
91
82
,PCdK£°»T953
80
Deb 4Mb Sept
80
88
4Mb non-call 1944.—M&N
4Ms June 1 1940
J&D
4Mb June 15 1950—J&D15
4s Aug 1 1946
.F&A15
GEORGIA
|
4Kb ret 1941-1945
J&J &
2s Highway Fef Mar 15 *47—1
Albany 5s 1945..
..J&D
"81"
79
70
Deb 4Mb
86
J&D
Winnipeg, Man 5s 1944.-A&O
94
93 M
70
3s s f deb 1941
82
85
72
5s 1950 & 1951
79
8 f deb 5 Ms
8 f deb 5 Ms
17M
16M
14 M
82
83
J&D
5s Jan 15 1970
80
J&J14,
4Mb 1942 and 1967—F&A 5 85
00
Verdun deb 5s 1954.....
1
70
II*
78
65
Commissioners—
70
M&N
4Mb 1961
5 F 4 Ms 1946
5s 1945 & 1946
77 M
67
*
67
4s £
67
Harbor
70
63
4Mb 1946-1961
45M
62
— -
70
65
1950-1959
4 Ms 1941-1945.,.
62
4Ms 1951
65
64
91
M&N
J&J
J&D
J&J
5s
5s s f 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N S 4s July, 1945
5s Jan. 1951
J&J
Hamilton—
5s Nov 1, 1969
New Brunswick—
80
54 M
Refunding 4 Ms 1944-A&0
5s Nov 15 1941
M&N
Refunding 5s 1943
A&O
5s May 1952
M&N
Alberta (Prov of)—
Gold 5Ms 1947—--—J&J
Gold 5Ms 1952.——A&O
Gold 5s 1948
J&J
6s 1950
—A&O 15
Gold 5s 1959
A&O
s Jan 15. 1942—J&J 15
Deb 4 Ms 1956
A&O
4Ms Jan 15,1957
J&J
4 Ms July 16, 1958
J&J
4 Ms Apr 1, 1961
A&O
4Ms June 1, 1967
J&D
Debenture 4s 1954
J&D
Brit Col (Prov) 5s *48—J&J 16
5s Apr 25. 1954
A&O 25
4Ms 1941-1946
J&D 29
4 Ms 1947-1956
J&D 29
4 Ms s f deb Jan 23 *69 J&J23
5 f deb 6s 1947
F&A
Calgary 5s July 1,1945
J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s *45&'50A&0
4 Ms 1956
4s 1957-
M&N
Vancouver ,(B O)—
5Ms 1952
5s 1940 & 1941 var
A&O
30-yr 4s 1960
5s 1959
4 Ms 1945
95
93
3 Ms July 1 1944
1% notes 1941
-M&S
.lMs 1942—
M&N
2s 6-year 1944
—J&D
2Kb Jan 15 1944
-J&J
8-yr 2 Ms 1943
-J&D
7-yr 2 Ms 1944
M&N
10-yr 2 Ms 1945
F&A
20-yr 3s 1955
J&D
3s 20-year 1958
J&D
3b perpetual
M&S
3s Jan 15 1967—
J&J
30-yr 3s Nov 15 1968.M&N
14-yr 3 Ms 1951
M&N
25-yr 3 Ms 1961 opt *56 J&J
15-yr 3 Ms, 1949
A&O
Refunding 4s 1945
A&O
20-yr 4s 1952
A&O
5 Ms 1942.
S F deb 5Ms 1958
5s 1943
5s 1944
J&J
J&J
1941 1944
1943-1960
Quebec (Province)—
8-yr 2 Ms 1944
15-yr 3s 1951.
3 Ms 1949
3Mssf deb 1952
3 Ms s deb 1953.-
—-
3
4 Ms May,
8
M&S
f 6s of
s
7M
7K
J&J
Extl 7s 1956
Extl
6M
8*
/
San Paulo
Extl 8s 1950
"
Vienna (O) extl 6s *52—M&N
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958-_F&A
4s Elec L & P 1941
""7M
*47 ]I&S|jf 24
24
8s 1948.
Santa
86
6M
1946—A&O / 10
7s extl ■ f 1966..
M&N / 9
Extl s f 7s 1967
J&D / 9
Extl s f 6s 1968
J&D / §
Rome extl s f6M* 1952..A&O
32 M
Brazil ext s f 8s
Salvador 7s 1957Certificates a*
26M
26M
81
98
^
A&O / 29
_
/ 25
Prague (Greater) City—
7Ms loan of 1932-52..M&N/
76
5s 1959 (non-call)-—-M&N
^
56
71
99
5s
Mtge Bank
,
53
70
70
Saskatchewan
Dominion of Canada—
50M
A&O
5s 1941
35
40
CANADA
50
66
68
5s S F (non-call) 190O-M&N
(American Dollar Quotations)
A 1963 _-M&N /
61K
(assented)
/ 61
of deposit)
/
"28"
6% scrip
f 26
16
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958- / 14M
Pernambuco (State of> Brazil
Extl s J7s 1947
M&S/ 6
8
Peru sec if 7s 1959
M&S f 6M
6
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D /
5^
6M
Extl sf 6s 1961
A&O / 5$
9M
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940.. A&O /
6M
5M
4Ms assented 1958..A&O /
5
Stabilizations f 7s 1947 A&O / 13 %
"5"
4M« assented 1968..A&O /
4
7
External 8s 1950
J&J / 3M
4
4 Ms assented 1963
J&J / 314
Dollar funding 3s 1956-A&O /
1
Porto Alegre (City) Brazil—
Extl
Conversion scrip
.
65
60
88
66
City 5s '41 '45—J&J
4Mb 1956
Quebec City—
41
25
F&A
Norway Municipalities Bank I
Guar sf 5s 1970
J&D
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A /
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945 /
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Oslo s f extl 4 Ms 1955—A&O
Panama (City) 6M« 1952
/
Panama
38
Venetian Prov
32
36
4Kb extl sk fd 1965
Bk fd ext] 4s 1963
~
f
F&A
3Ms extl re-adj 1984—J&J
s
bonds of 1937-78
8 f 7s 1952 ser A
Scrip
-
42 %
35M
2
Mtge Bank of DenmarkExch i f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D
Municipal Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
P&A
National Bank of Panama—
4s ser A & B 1946-1947
4s ser 0 & D 1948-1949
New South Wales (Australla)5s extl s f 1957
F&A
Extl s f 5s 1958
A&O
Met Wat Sorv & Dr Board
8 f 5Ms 1950
A&O
Norway ext 6s 1943
F&A
External s f 6s 1944. - F&A
Aus extl sk fd 1956...M&S
39M
37M
1
A.M&N
58
38
4-4M-4M% extl readj
98
4 Ms
4Mb
44M[
.
Mexico
IK
IK
IK
94
6s Munic Imp *41-'50—J&J
5s July 1. 1941-1956—J&J
24
50M
95
94
96
Ottawa
60
47 M
M&N
M&N / 47 M
f 6s 1960
f 6s 1964—
s
s
12 M
45
98
97
90
May 15,1958-68. M&N 15
Debenture 3s 1950—M&N
Debenture 3s 1949
J&D
2M« 1944
F&A
Hydro Elec Pow Com—4 Ms Jan 1, 1970—J&J 2
3M
4M
J&D
4M8 assented 1958
82
97
90
4s
J&D
f 7s 1958
s
\Net
102
95 M
94
4s May 15,1941-43.M&N 15
4s May 15.1944-57.M&N 15
10M
8M
6M
Ask
77
96
M&N
4s 1941---
Extl 7s 1962 ser B—M&N
101
6s *43—M&S15
-J&J
M&N
4MB 1944
M&S
4Ms Jan 15. '41~'47—J&J 15
4 Ms Jan *15 *48-*57-J&J 15
4Ms 1941-1970
M&N 15
5 Ms 1946
5s 1959
8M
To
,
Ontario (Prov)
9
7M
or
Bid
Bonds
\Net
10
10 K
8M
M&N
f 6 Ms 1957-M&N 15
6s 1943
M&N
s
sec
Coil sf 6s 1947
13
1947F&A
Leipzig (City of) 7s
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952
Foreign Govts, and
Cities (Cone/.)
Jugoslavia (Kingdom)—
Fundings f 5s 1956—M&N
2d ser funding 5s 1956 M&N
State Mtge Bk 7s 1957- A&O
Lima
Ask
Bid
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bonds
of the month preceding the date of Issue
Yield Bais
Yield Basis
18
90
87
93
87
90
90
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1941-1943
3s 1957 opt 1945-1947
1.05
1.65
1.75
1.85,
0.40
to 0.80
1.25
to
0.40
to 1.05
1.25
to 1.60
1.75
to
1.60.
3 Ms 1955 opt 1940——
4Mb 1954 opt 1944
Chicago Park District—
3 Ms 1950 opt 1940
4s 1955 opt 1941-*44
4s 1955 opt 1945-*47
4s.1955 opt 1948~*55
11.45
%
%
2.20,%
Nov., 19-iOj
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
95
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
=s
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
Louisville 5s Sch 1962...A&O b 2.50
0.40
to 1.05
4 4*s
1.25
to 1.60
4)*s
1.75
to 2.15
0.40
to 2.00
F&J
8
Sewer
1969——-J&A
Sewer 1947
--F& \
Lou W Oo 1950—F&A
Sewor 1965
F&A.
4s Jan 1 1970
J&J
Bid
Certs of
1.80 %
I4*s 1943-1955
F15&A
14*s 1942-1954
F&A 15
Annapolis 44*s W W '42.A&0
b 2.00
6 2.30
6 2.30
6 2.40
6 1.60
6 1.90
1 4*s
2.15 %
2.15 %
1.40 %
1.75 %
F&A 15 b 0.25
6 0.70
1941-1953
to 1.40
6 0.50
to 1.35
to
Evanston S D No 76—
4 4*s June 1
1941-1948
5s
b 0.75
3.25
6 2.25
6 2.30
b 1.75
b 1.50
to 1.05
W W 1941-1970—A&O 6 3.50
Warren Oo 4 Ha 1941- 59.J&J 6 3.25
3.25
F&A b 1.10
LOUISIANA
to 2.50
to 2.10
Refunding 2 4*8 1941—F&A 6 0.50
State Highway—
1054*
5a series A. B & O 1940-1943 6 0.50
6 1.10
4s Jan 1 1942-1956
to
0.75 %
to 1.00
to
ser
M&9
1.80
M&S
1.00
to 2.00
Regis'd stk 1946-57 M&N
1.10
to 1.70
1945-1971
1.60
1.70
to 2.40
0.25
to 0.90
1.70
to 2.00
M&S
1.10
%
1.40
to 2.10
1.00
0.75
to 2.10
to 3.00
0.50
to 2.90
M&N 6 1.00
1941-1968
to 2.60
Washington Sub San Dist—
34*s Wat & Sewer '87.M&N
44*s Sewer 1973 opt '53 .J&J
%
%
to 2.20
0.50
Montgomery County—•
to 3.10 %
6 0.75
F&A 6 2.10
1.00
1.50
2.20
44*s
J&J 6 1.50
Long Term Bonds—
Refunding 3 4*s 1942-'56.F&A
Ref3 4*81957-1960—
A&O
M&8
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1941-1987—-A&O
44*s 1941-1987
A&O
1
2.30
Port Commission Refundin
to 2.10
1-.30
1.60
1.70
J&J
to 2.85
3?*s
35*8
ser
2.10
to 1.75
3 4*s Sewage Impt '80.A&O
Cumber'd 44*s W W '41. A&O
3
to 2.90
6 2.80
1957-1961
Q 1943-1954—.J&J 6 1.00
Q 1955-1960—J&J 6 2.50
3 4*8 Jan 1
to 2.00
%
to 1.10
2.15
4i 1941-1944
4« 1956-1975
Short Term Bonds-
to 2.15
0.70
3 4<s March 1945
3 4*8 Refunding 1952
to 2.25
105
b 1.00
3.15
4s
to 3.00
to 2.10
M&N
4s
104
Wlnnetka (Village)
24*s Dec 1.1941-1958...
Parks 1955
4s Mar 1. 1961..
to 2.05
34*s 1941-1959
F&A
4s
to 1.60
Granite City 4 Ha 1941-48 J&D
Jackson Go 44*s 1941-46.J&J b 1.00
La Grange (Village of)—
3s Water rev 1942-68—M&S > 1.50
Lake Co 5a Road '41-*49 F&A > 1.00
Madison (Kings H'way Bdg)—
4% revenue 1964
J&D 1044*
River Forest S D No 90—
4«s 1941-1944..
J&D b 1.25
Bockrord S D No 205—
1.00
0.30
registered 1946
M&S
0.25
44<s Mar 1. 1941-'55-M&S
48 Aug 1. 1951..
F&A 6 1.50
4s Annex 1954........J&D 6 1.70
Paducab—
4 4*s
1941-1944
1945-1947
1948-1952
%
0.25
to 1.50
b 0.40
b 1.25
6 1.20
5s
0.90
Forest Preserve—
to 1.30
Baltimore—
Owensboro 5s Sewer.....J&D 6 3.50
0.40
Ask
indebt—(Concluded)
2.10 %
2.15 %
to 2.10
1964
Bonds
%
1.80 %
0.40
to 1.60
2.10s 1944-1958
Rock Island (City of)—
Net
2.30
1941-1961
A&O
5s Gen Imp 1943-45.._M&S
58 Water 1961
A&O
to 1.05
1.25
1.75
opt 1948-1953
Elgin Sanlt D 5a '41-'44. M&N
rev 4s
1970
or
3 4*s
Ref 1943
J&J 6 0.75
3s Sew & Park 1941—J&J 6 0.50
0.40
4s 1956
Bridge
Hospital 1951—.M&S
Rer 1965
J&D
Jan 1
s
4s 1956 opt 1941-1944
4s 1956 opt 1945-1947
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Sanitary
District—
4s 1955 opt 1941-44
4s 1955 opt l945-*47—
4s 1955 opt l948-'54
24*s construction ser I—
1941-1960
J&J 6
Oook County—
Yield Basis
To
or
2.60
%
2.50
2.70
2.60
2.00
to 1.75
4s Water registd 1941-58-J&J 6 0.20
to 1.75
5s 1969 opt 1949
...
3tate
Highway—
44*8 series D & E 1944-55—
5s series F Mar 15, 1945-48.
5s series K July 1,1947-49
4s ser S 1941-1957
J&J
INDIANA
—
Elkhart 4 Ha WW '41-75 A&O b 2.00
Evansviile 4sref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne 44*s '41-'57-A&0 b 1.25
Fort Wayne School Dist—
to 4.00
b 1.50
to 1.75
5s Oct 1 1941-1943
Gary Sch City 4Ma Oct 1943—
Hamraon (City)—
4s O H 1942-1956.—J&J30
Indianapolis—
_
%
%
3-34*s June 15 1943-1962.
2°25
b 1.75
to 3.00
to
6 2.00
6 1.25
to 2.20
2.60
%
to 2.10
to 2.85
t
to 2.90
%
4H»
Impt
1941-1948.F&A b 1.75
to 1.00
Fifth District Levee—
5s 1952 opt 1942
%
Beverley 14*s 1941-1948-A&O
Boston 45*s Sept 11981-M&S
44*s Tun 1960 tax-ex—A&O
5s Oct 15, 1962 op '52.A&0
1.75
5s Oct 15,1963 op'53A&015
5s 1969 opt 1959—F&A 15
5s 1972
%
44*s
1940-1942
J&D 6 0.25
Cedar Rapids 4 Ji8'49-'53M&N 6 2.60
24<s 1942..M&N
6 0.50
to 0.50
to 2.25
less 4*
1
M&N 6 0.25
J&J 6 0.25
W 1941-1942—J&D 6 0.25
to 0.50
to 3.00
to
0.50
Des Moines Ind S D—
44*s Sept 1 1945
4tfs 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
6 1.25
Lee Go Prim Road 24*8.1948 6 1.30
Lyon Co 24*s May I 1941-47- 6 0.25
4s Constitutional
0.25
to 1.65
44*s Sewer 1911-47—M&N 6 0.25
24*s 1941-1956
—J&J 6 0.25
Sioux Olty S D 5s 1941—J&J 6 0.25
to 1.70
Woodb'y Go Fund 24*s'42-'46 6 0.50
to 1.10
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
1
5s 1940-1944
J&D 6 1.00
5s 1945-1967
.J&D 6 1.85
Plaquemlne Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952
-A&O
106
4*
6s
%
to 1.55
0°50
0.90
1944
M&N
5s July 1968
J&J
Red River A & B B District—
5s 1950 Series B
A&O
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943.M&S
44*8 1941-1953
4 4*s
1941-1953
F&A 6 0.30
J&J b 0.30
Dlst44*sl94r54J&J
to 1.75
to 2.90
b 0.30
Water 1941-1947.J&J 6 0.30
to
to 2.40
6 0.25
to 0.50
6 0.25
to 1.50
to 1.85
%
%
>
to 1.50
to 3.00
to
to
to 1.40
to 1.60
6 2.30
2.20
6 3.40
3.30
6 3.00
6 1.75
6 0.20
to 1943
to 2.90
44*s March 1 1941-1946—.
Wichita 44<s 1941-1946.J&D
8ch Dist ref 44<s '41-48F&A
14*s 1945-59
J&D
Wyandotte County—
44<s 1941-1945
J&J
to 1.90
to 2.25
6 0.25
to 1.80
6 0.25
to
6 0.40
to 1.90
6 0.75
to
6 0.90
to 2.75
0.25
to 2.50
to 2.00
to 2.30
to 2.80
14*s 1941-1949
34*s 1941-1951
6 0.30
to 1.15
2s
6 0.30
to 1.55
Augusta 4s Oct 15 1941.1955.
6 0.90
to 1.70
to 2.25
M&S 6 0.75
Improve'mt 1941-56 —A&O 6 0.75
to
to
to
%
1.50 %
1.50 %
2125
to 2.10
6 0.75
tax-ex.J&L) 6 2.50
Belfast 444s Ref '40-'50 M&N 6 3.50
Brewer High Sch Dist—
to 3.00
__
102
1024*
South
6 3.50
6 3.50
2.25
3.20
6 3.50
101
J&J 6 0.50
Oity Hall 5s 1941-'55.F&A
/ Flat price.
6 0.75
to 2.40
ljO 2.65
1.50
4s
Westbrook 44<« 1940-1948—
to 1.00
to 1.90
6 0.25
to
1.10
1.25
2.00
to 1.25
to 1.35
to
to
Somorville—
3 4*s
School 1941-1954-J&J 6 0.25
24*s 1941-1969
J&J 6 0.25
14*3 1941-1955
A&O 6 0.25
Springfield—
35*s Water 1940-1960-J&D 6 0.25
2s sewage dlsp 1940-68M&N 6 0 25
14*8 Relief 1941-1946-A&0 6 0.20
to 2.25
to
2.75
to 2.25
to 1.90
to
2.15
to 1.10
1.25
1.50
6 0.75
to 2.20
S
M&S 6 0.25
1911-1952
to 1.25
0.25
to 2.25
0.20
to 1.15
%
14*8 Funding 1941-58—J&J
24*8 Hospital 1941-49.J&J
1.50 %
2.00
MICHIGAN
s
1.00
2.00
to 2.00 %
7o
to
2.75!%
1.00
to
2.30!
MARYLAND
1941-1950
A&O 6 0.25
2KB 1941-1951
A&O 6 0.25
2 J*8 June & Aug 15
'41-'52_i6 0.25
2s 1941-1953
F15&A 6 0.25
H
Winchester 3 4*s 1941-46-J&J 6 0.25
Worcester (City)—
%
s
July 15 1941-.-,J&J 15
Oct 15 1941
to
1.35 %
to
1.30,%
less
4*
4*
less
4i
J&J
0.75
1.15
4 4*8
M&N
6 0.75
less
4 4*a
F&A
6 1.00
to 2.00
1941-1951—M&S
6 1.00
to
34*s
to
less
Arbor—
Battle
%
1.35 %
0.25
.
W W ref 4 4*8 1941-1948
to 1.35
0.25
-A&O 15
Highway 1943-.-,-.F&A 6 0.60
_s Highway Impt 1944 A&O 6 0.70
4s HlghvVsfy Impt 1942—A&O 6 0.40
s
Ann
3s
to 2.00
6 0.25
to
3.25
1948
J&D 6 2.00
Water May 1 1953—Portland Sewer Dist—
M&N
to 1.25
to
to 2.00
Funding
4s
1940-1950
Watervllle 44*9 1940-50
to 2.25
to 1.50
6 0.20
Salem 1 V*s 1941-1948—M&N 6 0.20
2s 1941-1949
M&S 6 0.20
2s
J&J
Portland Bridge District—
3 4<s July 1. 1941-1947
Portland Water District—
to 1.75
14*s relief 1940-48—.M&N 6 0.25
Wellesley (Town)—
3.50
102
to
%
Certificates of indebtedness—
44<s R&B Oct 1 '41-56A&O
Lexington—
Pub Wks Nat Recovery
1.75
2.10
4s O H '41-'45 tax ex..A&O 6 0 .75
2 50
Henderson County—
to
to 2.25
to 1.50
3 20
6 3.75
to 2.25
to 0.50
Waltham 2s 1941-1948—J&D 6 0.50
Watertown—
3 20
6 3.50
6 2.75
4s
2 4*s
6 0.25
6 0.25
Water District—
1024*
102
2.00 %
3.25 %
4s Ref May 1, 1950-M&N
July 1952-1958
Portland—
1024*
101?*
100 4*
1024*
I
to 2.30
1024*
1024*
1024*
1014*
1014*
102 4*
1024*
1024*
102
%
to 2.10
Bach 4s Ref 1941
1014*
6 0.25
Reading X 5*s 1940-58 M&N15
5s H'way & Bdge '41-'54.A&O 6
0.75
4s Sept 1. 1941-1953
M&S 6 0.75
4s Highw & Bdge *40-44 M&N 6
0.75
4s State Pier 1941-1942—M&S 6
0.75
Old Town
M&N 6 0.25
Northampton 15*s '41-59 F&A
Pittsfleld 4s 1940-1944—J&D
2 4*s Dec 1 1940-1955—J&D
Quincy 2 4*s 1941-47
A&O
14*3 1941-1949M&N
3.20
44*s 1940-1945
M&N 6 1.00
Kennebec Water District—
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No 2 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 3 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No 8 July 1 1945
Project No 10 July 1 "50 J&J
Project No 11 1952—....
Project No 12 1947..
Project No 131953
Project No 141945—
Ashland—
44*s 8 I '42, '47 & '52__M&9
Bowling Green5» 1955...J&J
Covington 44*8 '41-50..A&O
44*s WW 1941-51
J&J
4s Fdg 1952 opt *42-F&A
44*s School Jan 1 1941-69—
to 2.25
0.25
6 0.50
MAINE
„
2.25
0.25
6 0.50
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957-——
J&J 6 3.30
KENTUCKY
2.25
North Adams—
to 1.10
to 1.15
2.50
6 0.25
to 3.30
6 0.30
6 0.30
to
6 0.40
to 2.85
1.10
0.30
1.35
to 2.75
to 1.90
Methuen (relief and sewer) —
24*s 1940-1953
M&N 6 0.25
14*s 1941-1949
A&O 6 0.25
New Bedford 4s 1957——J&J
1.10
J&J
to 1.20
to
6 0.20
F&A 6 3.40
1.10
50
1.90
M&N15 6 0.20
4*s 1940-1959—J&D 6 0.20
Ref 14<s 1940-1949—M&N 6 0.20
Medford—
35*s 1940-1942 tax-ex M&N 6 0.20
2s 1941-1953
F&A 6 0.20
3.00|
108
%
0.85
to 2.10
6 0.25
4 4*s May 2. 1941-67.M&N2
m
2.50
6 0.25
44*s W W & Sew '41-'54J&J
1.75 %
to 1.80
Leavenworth Oo 5s 1945
McPherson 4 4*s 1945
Saline Oo 44*s 1945
6 Basis.
%
Shreveport—
%
Leavenworth—
4s 1941-1963
6 0.25
6 0.20
24*s 1941-1947
A&O 6 0.50
Newton 2 4*s 1941-1969—A&O 6 0.25
14*3 1941-1955
J&J 6 0.25
5s 1965 Series D
1.50
6 1.50
Board of Education—
Shawnee Oo 44*s 1944
Topeka 44<s 1948......
54*s Jan 1 1941
Topeka School Dist—
to
5s Dec 1, 1940-1969—-J&D 6 0.50
44*s Imp July H *49.-J&J
24*s Ref 1951-1960—.A&O
44*s
1
15*s Relief 1940-1948—J&D
2s 1941-1969
M&S
Maiden 2 4*s 1941-1958—F&A
106
Pentchartrain District
to 1.50
to 2.75
to 1.55
2.90
1044*
to 3.15
July 1941-1949
J&J 6 1.00
July 1950-1959
J&J 6 2.90
44*s Non-callable 1952 J&D 6 3.00
to 1.50
2.25
6 0.50
6 0.30
to 2.25
to 1.75
1034*
1054*
to 2.60
to 1.50
to
0.35
6 0.35
15*s water 1940-58-—M&N
Haverhill 15*s 1941-1951 J&D
Holyoke 4s 1941-1950—A&O
2s G & E 1941-1947—A&O
Lawrence (wat h'way & b'dge)
24*9 1940-1958
J&D
Lowell 2 5*s 1941-1947
J&J
Lunenburg Water District—
24*sl942-1969
A&O
Lymfield Center Water Dist—
2s 1943-1967—
J&J
Lynn 4s Sewer 1941-56--M&N
to 3.10
to 1.20
to 1.25
Framingham—
Orleans District—
0.40
0.25
0.25
Sch
2175
to 2.70
_
KANSAS
Soldiers' Oompensation Bonds
4 4*s. 1941-1952
J&J 6 0.20
4s. 1953-1954
J&J 6 1.50
Kansas Oity 5s 1942
F&A
44*s Wat & Light 1944.J&J
to 1.10
to
4s Mar. 1 1942-1964—M&S,6 1.50
to 1.25
to 0.40
2 5*8 1941-1968—M 2 & N 2 6 0.40
4s 1941-1955 (tax-ex)-M&N 6 0.50
to 2.90
5s
to 1.20
to
6 0.20
Fall River—
1074*
1074*
5s
less
less
1064*
1084*
Orleans Levee District—
3 4as Ref 1941-1962—.M&S 6 1.50
3 4*s July 1 1953-1968
6 2.70
4s July 1 1941-1952
6 1.00
Marshalltown—
44*s Water 1941,1944. A&O 6
Polk Go 2s 1942-1960..M&N6
Sac Go 24*s May 1 1941-1947- 6
Sioux Olty 6a '41-45—F&A15 6
1942.J&J
4s Pub Impt *52 opt *42.J&J
6 0.10
6 0.20
1940-1948
Everett
%
„
4 4*s serial gold 1940-45-.-.
6 1.10
44*8 serial gold 1945-60
4 4<s serial gold 1961-80
6 2.80
1
less
less
M&S 6 1.25
14*8
to 2.90
6 0.50
less
6 1.10
M&S
%
to 1.75
..F&A 6 0.20
's 1941-1955
Ohlcopee 15*s 1941-1959 M&N
Easthampton (hi'way & relief)
A&O 6 1.00
44*s 1941-1966
Public Belt Bridge Rev—
4s 1941-1945
A&O
4s 1946-1956
A&O
to 1.75
6 0.90
Chelmsford Water District¬
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942
J&D
New Orleans—Public Belt—
Dist—
W
-
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s 1956-1970
A&O
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
IOWA
Clinton Co
opt '62
6 0.80
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948 J&D
4s relief 1940-1953—J&D 6 0.50
25*3 1941-1968
J&D
15*s 1941 1970
-—J&J
Metropolitan District—
24*s ser B 1941-62—J&J
25*s Oct 1 1941-62—A&O
Braintree4s 1941-1942
J&J
Brockton 14*s 1941-1948-A&O
Cambridge 2s 1941-1958-A&0
15*s 1941-1946
F&A
J&J
2.00
to 2.60
2s reg. 1944-68
J&J
15*a 1945-1969
J&J 1
Hurricane & Flood Damage—
5*% 1940-43
M&N15
Arlington 4s'41-'42 (tax ex) J&J
2.85
__
Oapital Bldg 44*s Aug 15, '52
Charity Hospital at N O—
3.85s 1942-1968......F&A
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
%
ho
ft
South Bend—
1st Funding 1942-1947 A&O b 0.40
4Ks WW 1943
M&N
54*s 1941..
M&S
South Bend School Olty—
34*s gold July 1944.
M&S
Metropolitan Water Loan—
State Pension 5s June 1, 1948-
54*s Track Elev '41-'47.J&J S 1.00 to 2.50
4s Fire Dep J'ne 1 *41.J&J
5s Sept 1941-1972.._-M&S
4Hs 1941-1955
J&J
Baton Rouge 5s *41-'54..M&3
1.00 to 2.90
1548 refund Jan 1 1942-1961
Bossier Dist Levee—
0.40 % to
5s 1954
A&O
Indianapolis S D—
4s Blag Sept 1 1946
2.40 Oaddo District Levee—
J&J
3Hs July 1 1941
J&J
5s 1951 opt 1941—
1.00
J&J
"
MASSACHUSETTS
i
to 3.00
4s ser V 1943-1955
J&J 6 1.50
3 5*s series S 1958-1960.J&J 6 2.80
3 4*3 ser V 1956-1961.—J&J
1.50
to 2.75
6 1.20
6 1.40
1944-1946
to 1.50
3
Creek—
Sewer 1940
Battle Creek S D—
1941-1949
Bay City¬
's
to 1.75
w w
H
2.50
—
to 2.75
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
b 2.00
_
%
Detroit—
N. J.
4s
101M
102 M
102 M
(Long)
—
—
-
b 0.25
less
b 3.00
is
1
Water 4s
b 2.40
less
1
•4Kb
4Kb
Refunding Water
b 2.45
2.35
b 2.50
2.40
4Mb
5s
non-callable..
M
3 Ms Oct
2.00
to
0.25
to
2.00
2.00
2.00
1 1951-1961
1 1941-1950
1 1948-1950
July 1 1941-1947
1.75
0.25
4s
Street railway 4Mb
to
2.75
—
less
1
less
*
to
Refunding 3 Ms *o7-'62 J&D b 3.00
Refunding 4s '41-'56—J&D b 0.50
General & Street Rallwayb 0.25
3Ms Oct 1941-1959..-..
to 3.00
to 2.95
4 Ms
101
99 M
General 3s Oct 1 1959-1962
Water 2M» Oct 1 1941-1962 b 0.25 to 2.25
Refunding 2Ms 1951-63 J&.) b .270 to 3.00
Refunding 3 Ms 1941-50 J&J b 0.50
Refunding 4s 1941-60-M&N b 0.50
4s Jan 1 1941-1953—-J&J 6 0.40
3 Ms 1961-62.-M&N
Rfdg3Ms 1941-1952. J&J 15
Rfdg3Hs 1953-1962. J&J 15
3Ms Jan 1 1953-1963 -J&J
4s 1941-1950A&O 15
3Ks 1951-1952
A&O 15
2Ms 1953-1961
A&O 15
to 2.85
to 2.90
b 2.85
to 3.00
b 2.85
to
3.00
b 0.40
to
2.75
b 2.80
lesslM
to 3.00
to 3.00
b 2.70
1.00
o
b 1.00
to
3.00
M&S
b 1.00
to
3.50
1941-1945—M&S
6 1.00
& Apr 1) '41-'50-
Flint Union School Dist—•
1941-1954
Grand Rapids—
5s
3s Sept 1
Grand Rapids School
Dist—
4 Hs
to 2.00
b 1.00
to
2.50
to
I
1.75
$25
Muskegon S u 5s 1942—July
Pontlac—
Refund 4-4 Ms 1964 opt
4 Ms School
1941-1949-F&A
Saginaw 4 Ms
4Kb Sewer 1941-1951.J&D b 0.75
Wayne County—
Covert r oads.
4Ms Airport
-
-
- _—.
.
-
-
6 1.00
2.00
to 2.10
to
1
to 2.50
April 1 1948
0.75
less
M
1.50 %
b 1.30
to
b 0,50
b 0.60
b 0.50
less
0.50
b 0.50
b 0.50
1941,1943,1945.1946,
'50—J&D
4Mb 1941-1952
A&O b
K
lessl M
to 2.00
to 1.90
less
K
K
less
5s
0.50
1947. '48, '49.
0.50
to 2.25
to 2.25
0.30
to
1.75 %
0.30
1.00
0.35
1.75 %
to 1.85
to 1.10
to
0.20
0.20
0.20
to
to
1.65
1.25
to 1.60
0.65
6 0.60
0.50
to
0.35
0.40
to 1.90
to 1.40.
to 1.50
0.50
0.50
to 1.40
1.00
to
0.50
to
to 1.00
1.60
1.75
to 1.60
0.50
b 1.00
to 2.85
1
1951—-J&J
2.60
less
0.50
to 0.75
less
1
1951—J&J
2.40
SsGen'limpt 1941-62—J&J
0.50
to 2.75
4Kb Sewer July 1 1943-J&J
1.00
less
4*|s
J&J
0 50
K
to 2.50
A&O
J&D
0.50
to 2.60
0.50
to 2.20
2.15 %
to 2.50
%
0.15
to
0.30
to
0.40 %
0.56 %
6.85 %
0.15 % toP ar
0.15
to
0.15
0.15
to 1.90
0.15
to 0.40
0.20
to 1.75
0.20
to 2.00
'0
5 0.15
to 1.90
%
Concord—
2Mb Sewer 1941-1956.M&N
4Mb USD 1911-1965.J&D
Keene 4 Msl941 1942—M&N
3Ms
1941-1951
6Ms Impt 1941-1946-—-M&S
4Mb May 1 1941-1950
4Kb Impt 1953
J&J
4Mb Flood 1941-1953—A&O
8 Kb Highway 1950-1959.F&A
1*4 s gen oblig r ef *44-'46- _ A& O
Highway bonds—
3*Ss Feb 1 1960
3Ms Feb & Aug 1960
2Kb Feb 1 1961
2Kb Aug 1 1961
Blloxl 5*48 1941-1943
A&O
Callable bonds
b 0.50
to 2.25
b 2.50
2.25
b 0.50
b 2.50
to 2.25
b 1.00
to
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A
1.25
b 2.90
2.80
b 2.90
2.80
b 2.90
2.80 %
98
96 K
100
-----
Non-callable bonds
to 2.75
105
b 1.50
6**s 1941-1954.A&G b 0.50
b 0.50
4*48 Jan 1 1941-1952
Jackson
4*4sl940-1952
M&N b 0.50
Jones Co 5s 1941-1942—M&N b 0.50
100 K
to
2" 50
1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
5> May 2 1944
M&N
6 0.50
6 1.60
J&J, 6
1.50
2.65
5s Pub Imp 1941-1948. F&A 6 0.50
Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dlst-|
5s 1940-1954
M&N 6 0 50
4Kb July 1949
J&J 6 2.60
to 2.25
-
Yicksburg—
0 Basis.
/Flat price.
0.20
F Jan 1941.
G July 1941
4s series H July 1942..
4s series I July 1943—
4M8serles A of '27 July 1944
4b ser B of '27 July 1950.
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941
Highway Extension—
4Mb F oi '20 Jan 55opt *40
4Mb A of '24 Jan *65 opt *40
4 Ms series
4 Mb series
0.25
0.50
0.75
0.90
1.50
0.25
0.20
3 Ms ser
to 2.50
2.50
nNominal.
Oof '30 Nov '40-'69
Construction—
July 1941-1966B July 1941-1967
April 1941 1969
D May 1911-1970
N.J. Emergency Relief—
3 M« Jan 1941
—
Institutional
3M8 ser A
4M*series
4s series C
2M8series
1941
-----4 Kb Nov 1940 to 1941_—
3Ms Mar 1941 to 1942
5s
May
—
to 2.40
b 0.40
to 2.75
Ms Mun Bldg 1941-70 F&A b 0.25
g30
to 2.50
J&J
1944
Glen Ridge—
4
to 1.10
F&A
5s July 28 1941-1960
„
to
(Boro)—
%
3.90
%
Gloucester City—
4Mb 1941-1966
J&D b 98
5Ms Water 1941-1963.M&S
„
Gloucester
_
to
97
to
1.40
'
99
County—
4 Ms Bldg&Rd '4l-'45 J&D20
b 0.25
ffio
Hackensack
4Msl942
F&A
4Ms Imp 1941-1942—J&J b 0.50
6s 1941-1954
F&A b 0.50
3s 1941-1966
M&S 6 0.50
to 1.10
%
to 3.00
1
to 3.10
Hamilton (Township)—
1941-1978—J&D b 0.60 to 3.40
Hoboken 5s 1941-1954—J&J b 1.75 to 3.90
Hudson County—
4KB 1941-1978
M&N 15 6 0.40 to 3.25
4s g Park 1954 & '59.M&N
2Ms Apr 1 1941-1959-b"0.40" to 3.60
3Ms
sewer
2.65s 1941-1970
„
M&N
5 0.20
2.30 %
to 2.30 %
to
5 0.30
to 2.30 %
to 2.30 %
5 0.25
to
b 0.25
to 2.35
b 0.20
to 0.35
5 0.30
2.35
0.20
0.25
b 0.25
%
to 0.50 %
b 0.40
3°00
1
2.75
to
Hunterdon County—
4 Ms Road & bldg '41-'46J&J b 0.25
Irvington 6s School 1963.J&D
to 1.40
J&D
6 0.25
to 2.80
A&O
5s 1941-1969
A&O
4Mb School 1940-1958.J&D
4Kb School 1945
J&J
4Kb Water 1961...—.A&O
4Mb 1941-1967
J&D
4s Refunding 1949
F&A
4s July 1 1941-1953
Gen ref 3Ms '41-'54—F&A
3Ms. 1941-1956
J&D
Keansburg 5Ms 1941-59.M&N
Kearney—
4Mb Water 1941-70.J&D15
4M8 Sch »mpt '41- 62.J&D
b 2.50
to
b 1.00
to 4.00
b 1.50
to
3.85
b 1.50
to
4.00
J&D
0.25
to99M
4Kb
1940-1959
Jersey City—
5M« 1942-1953
5Ms
1940-1970
3%00
%
3.90
.40
3.30
.60
1.50
to 3.70
1.50
to
3.60
1.50
to
3.55
99
to
95
0.40
to
3.00
0.40
to 2.50
0.40
to 3.25
90
70
9?
to 85
2.25
M&N
1
Mapiewood (Township)—
4s 1941-1967J&D16
Middlesex (Borough)—
3 Ms 1941 to 1967.
J&J
Middlesex County—
4Mb Road 1941-1944-F&A
Imp 3s Nov 15 1940-1948—
Monmouth County—
4Kb Mar 15 '41-'50—M&S
4Ms Rd & bdg '41-61F&A16
Monicialr 4Ma Sch 1941.A&G
4Ms High sch bldg '44. J&D
2 Ms May 16 1941-1970
Morris County—
4Mb 1942 opt 1922
J&J
3 Ms 1941-1949
J&D16
94
'98"
2.40 %
6 0.25
to
b 1.50
to 100
b 0.40
to 1.15
6 0.25
to
%
1.65 %
b 0.50
to 2.60
b 0.50
to 2.60
b 0.40
to
b 0.25
to 1.50
%
L
1.15
2.50 %
0.40
%
Murrlstown—
J&D
M&N
0.20
0.25 Ne»,tune 4 Ms 1941-1955.F&A
0.20
5 0.30
to 2.50
2.85
6s July 11953
0.20
1941-
to 2.70
to 1.25
J&J
Hospital 1946
Long Branch 6s 1943
Lyndhurst 4-5Ms
JERSEY
to 2.75
Meridian—
4*4s School House
NEW
Bridge bonds—
4 Kb series E Jan
Road Bonds—
1940 1946.J&D
Linden 2Kb 1940-1956—J&D
Lodi 5s 1941-1947
J&J
to 2.15
to 1.50
b 0 50
J&J
1941-1956
1
1941-1972
Fairvlew 5s
,
^
„
A&O
Bridge 1941-1956.F&A
3s H S
0.75 %
114M
1.25 %
Nashua—
MISSISS1P1
to
2.80
2.00 %
1.30 %
J&J
48 Impt
M&S b 0.50
M&S 113 M
1941-1945
to
%
Highway 1941-1943.J&D
Refunding 1942-1944 J&J
Highway 1941-1946 M&S
July 1 1941-1955
J&J
Manchester-—
82
Phi la-Camden Bridge—
to
to 1.10 %
4s July 1941-1948
1941-1942—A&O
3.25
to
to 2.75
0.50
0.15
4Mb
3 Ms
1Mb
1 Ms
95
0.40
HAMPSHIRE
to 1.25
M& S
Com
0.25
%
J&J
4Mb 1942-1955
to 1.30
_
0.40
%
5 1.00
to 2.05
to
_
Joint
2.50 %
,
NEW
1.75
River
1.80
to 2.60
Dist
'41-'65_M&N
4 Ms Wat
to 1.60
to 3.35
J&J
0.40
to 1.75
0.50
3.75
to
York School District—
0.50
to 2.90
to
%
to 2.75
wks Dec 15 '41 J&J
4Mb May 1 1956
M&N 52.10"
5s 1948
J&D 6 1.50
Omaha School District—
4Mb May 1 1955
M&N 5 2.30
2 Ms El Rev
1.00
0.50
0.35
Omaha—
Consumers Pub Pow
1.75
to
0.40
North Platte Division—
0.40
2.00
to
0.50
--
—..J&J
4Mb 1941-1959
to 99
0.50
2.75 %
2.80 %
2.00 %
2.20
to 2.20
to
0.25
2.75
0.40
2.40 %
to 1.40
to 1.60
to 2.75
.J&D
North Platte Sch Dist—
0.40
to 2.50
0.25
0.50
Englewood 6s 1941-1944.-A&O
Essex County—
4Ms 1941-1960
M&S 15 b 0.25
to
to 2.30
to
0.25
to
4s
6 1.00
0.25
2.25
0.60
5Ms Dec
Lincoln School District—
4Mb
1941-1953
M&N 6 0.50
McCook County—
4Mb School 1942-1944
to 0.40
0.50
6s
to 1.60
to
0.25
2.50
104 ">-1070
4 Ms 1946-1973
1.60
to
to 3.10
to
5s Sewer 1941-1960
J&J
3 School 1941-1974.-.A&O
Elizabeth—
2Ms 1941-1978—
M&S
4MB 1941-1957
A&O
1.70
0.40
2.25
0.50
0.35
3.00
3.75
to 3.75
4Ms 1941-1969-
to 1.50
0.25
to
to
4Kb
„
to 1.60
to
to 3.90
0.35
to
East Orange—
101
"0.20
to 3.70
1.50
to
.
2.40 %
0.50
to 3.50
1.50
1.50
Delaware
%
1.40 %
1.60 %
to
2.30
to 3.00
1.50
1.00
4s 1944-1968
Cape May 4 Ms 1941-51
toV.70
Highway 1941-46—A&O b 0.60
Holdrege S D 5s 1941-52.J&D 6 0.75
to
0.50
J&J
Camden county—
4 Ms 1941-1970
2.00
6s
K
to 1.75
M&S
1 Ms Poor Relief '41-45M&N
1.20
0.30
NEBRASKA
Beatrice S D 5s 1941-54—F&A b 0.25
Douglas Count* —
K
to 3.50
0.75
0.75
Essex Fells
2.30
b 0.50
4»
to 1.75
0.30
101
5Ms 1941-1961—.....F&A
4Ms Water 41 to '60-M&N
4Ms
1942-1969
J&J
to 1.75
0.30
80
99
Camden—
Funding bonds-—
4s opt '44, 1941-1953-J&J b 0.50 to 2.00
Highway debentures—
100 M
100
4Mb Dec 31 1940
1.15
1 Ms June 15 1949 opt '44„_ b 1.25
Daniels County
6s 1941 opt 1940
J&J 100
Great Falls—
4Ms Wat & Sew '41-'50_J&J 6 0.40 to 1.90 %
0.50
2.60s 1941-1957
to 2.80 %
0.30 to 2.70 %
0.30 to 2.65 %
0.30 to 2.05 %
0.30 to 2.05 %
2.10 to 2.50 %
2.05 to 2.40 %
2.00 to 2.45 %
1.20 to 1.75 %
0.30
to
to
78
1941-1955
F&A
4Ms School 1941-1966.F&A
Belleville 5s 1940 & '44-M&N
3s
Refunding '4l-'60-M&N
Belleville S D 5s '40-'44 M&N
Bergen County—
5Ms Dec 1 1940-1942.J&D
5Ms Dec 15 191O-60-J&D15
5s Dec 15 1940-1955-J&D15
Bloomfield4Ms 1940-69J&D15
2Ms School 1941-1969.M&S
Bogota 4 Ms 1941-1946--J&D
Bound Brook 4 Ms '41-*42 J&D
Bridge ton (City)—
4Kb 1940-1958
J&D b
to 1.60
0.50
1941 1959
%
2.10 %
0.25
0.50
1941-1961
to
Springfield 4Mb '41-'49—M&N
University City—
4 Ms 1941-1943
M&N
4KB 1942-1949
J&J15
*41-'44M&N
4s
to 2.10
0.30
91
89
(Boro)—
6s July 1 1941-1944
S D 4Ms 1941-1955
to 1.70
4Mb Rd & Bdge '41-'43 J&D
5s School July 1
2.80 %
to
1.45
less
J&J b
2Kb 1941-1958
M&N 6
2 20s 1942-1959
J&O b
2.10s 1941-1950
F&A
2s 1941-1946
A&O
1.90s Oct 1 1941-1946-A&0
1.80s 1941-1943
F&A
1KB 1944-1948
F&A
1 70s 1941-. 949
J&J
Ramsey County—
lHs 1941-1950
F&A
IK Mar 1 1941-1949—M&S
2Kb 1941-1947
F&A
4Kb 1941-1950
-F&A
4Hs W W
1.80 %
to
0.20
1.40
b 0.50
b 0.50
to 1.30
M&N
Bavonne 5s 1941-1949
to 2.00
F&A
1954-1958
2s
to 1.25
b 0.50
4 Ms Bridge 1941-1957-A&0
4
Audubon
2". 00
to
0.30
1941-1955—-A&O
2Mb 1951-1956
M&N
M&S b 0.50
St Paul—
6s school July 1
%
t.85
0.50
1 Ms 1948-1955
-A&O
Public Bldg & Impt—•
less
2.30s 1941-1960
4Kb Rd & Bdge
to 1.85
0.30
1941-'45—M&S
b 0.50
M&S b
2 Ms 1941-1967
2.30s 1941-1947
to 1.90
J&D b 0.40
1942__
B 1943-1950,
4 Ms
J&J
J&J
b 1.10
A&O
M&N
A&O
A&O
4s 1944
3Hb 1941
3s 1941-1959
2.60s 1941-1966
%
to 0.50
ser
opt 1943
.
MONTANA
J&J b
1943
2K trunk h'way '47-51.-M&N
1.85e Rural Credit ctfs 1941—
2b Rural Credit ctfs 1942
Duluth 4Hs 1941-1947—-J&J
4r 1941-1946
J&J
Hennepin County—
4 Ms Sanitorium '4l-'42 J&J
4Kb Hospital 1941—M&N
Minneapolis-—
to 1.85
to
ser
Asbury Park (City)—
Refunding 4s 1966
Atlantic City—
3s-4Ms Jan 1973
Water 4s-4Ms Jan 1973
Atlantic County—
2%0
MINNESOTA
3 Ks July 15
%
J&J
2MB 1945-1955
3.50
1.25
June 1 1955—
Port Huron 4 Ms 1942
b 0.75
to 2.00
0.35
3 Ms
100M
1937
0.75 %
0.35
-
to 1.50
6 1.00
1.60 %
0.20
to
0.35
Refunding 4Kb May 1 1951
St Louis 4Mb 1941-1953
F&A
4Kb 1941-1948
M&N
4s 1941-1951.
M&N
3Ms Toll Bridge 1965.A&O
3b School 1941-1954—.F&A
2s Feb 1 1958-1959
F&A
to 1.75
lMs
to
"0.35"
Jan 1941
opt
to 0.40
0.35
St Joseph 4Mb
3°oo
b 0.75
0.20
1
0.70
1.00
6 1.00
M&N
Lansing 4 Ms 1941-1946—J&D
Muskegon 4Ms 1941-44—J&J
to
%
0.20
2.40
to 2.25
1941-1945
Unemployment Relief—
1 Ms ser A 1942-1949,
1.45
1.25
6
6
J&J
—J&J
J&J
3 Ms 1941-1951
5Hs May 1 1941
4Mb School Nov 1 1954._
Jackson 4 Ms 1941-47-A&016 b 1.00
4H ■ July 15 1955
Jackson Union 8 D—
4H8
%
to 1.50
0.80
5b 1941
1.50
April 15 1957
to 1.30
1943-1948
4Kb 1941-1950
4Kb 1941-1950
4Kb 1946
„
M&S
4Kb 1941-1943
Highland Park—
%
Ed Aid 4Mb
4Ms Airport 1941-54—A&O
4s Airport 1941-1971—M&S
3 Kb 1941-1974
J&J
3Ms 1941-1974
F&A
3 Kb 1941-1955
A&O
3s 1941-1957
J&J
3s 1954-1975
M&S
2Kb 1958-1975
J&J
2Kb 1956-1975
A&O
1Kb 1949-1960.
M&N
Kansas City School Dst—
4s 1941-1951
J&J
to 2.95
b 0.50
1941-1954.M&S 15
5s (Mar 1
2.75
b 3.00
Refdg
Flint 4Mb
to
to 0.75
to 1.25
Kansas City—
4Kb Various May 9 '41-72
4Kb Jan & July 1942
J&J
4Kb 1941-1955
A&O
to 3.00
0.50
to
to 1.10
J&J
3s State Bldg 1941-1944.F&A
Buchanan County—
Ret 3s 1943-1956
J&J
Jackson County—
4s 1941-1951
J&J
4*4s 1941-1950.
J&J
4 Kb 1941-1950
J&J16
4KB 1949
J&D
4 Kb Road 1941-1952.-J&J
4Kb Court h'se '4l-'52 J&J
Joplin (School District)—
2.35
3 Ms Oct
3 Ms Oct
b 0.25
b 0.25
1943
A Jan 1941-42 b 0.25
2 M
to
3s Building 1941
series D—
Emergency—Concluded
3M» May 1941 to 1942
1.50 %
1.30
0.60
6
6
-J&D 6 1.40
3s Road 1953-1957
Net
6 0.60
6 0.75
b 1.30
Road 1948-1950—M&S
1943-1946
M&S
1943-1947-..
M&S
4s Road 1944-1948
A&O
4s Nov 1 1948 1052
M&N
3 Kb 1948-1952
J&J
4Kb Road 1941-1942
4*4s
4Kb
■
General 3 M» callable
To
Bonds
Net
MISSOURI
.
Sewer
of issue
To
or
To
or
Bid
Dearborn—
/
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
securities are as near as
Quotations for all
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
96
4MB 1911-19424s 1941-1969
0.50
to
1.00
0.50
to
Par
to
3.00
4.25
I
Nnu' nf lr
M&S
0.60
5 Ms Oct 15 41 to'59 A&015
0.60
5b 1941-1958
J&J
0.60
0.50
4Mb 1941-1983
F&A
4Mb School Dec 1 *45..J&D
4s Sch noub« 1959 opt 1949
4s Pa» Vai sew'61 op 61J&D
4s 1911-1970
J&D b 0.50
3Mb TracU elev 1954. F&A
3 Ms 1941-1966
M&N b 0.50
2M« Ian 15 1941 1976.-J&J b 0.50
6b
1941-1972.
3.75 %
to 3.50 %
to 3.60 %
to 3.50 %
2.25
2.75
2.90
to
to 3.40
to
to
&0
Par
2.90 %
Nov., 1940]
STATE
Quotations for all securities are
AND
as near
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Ask
Bid
New Brunswick—
Bid
5Ms General improvement
1940-1951
J&D 6 0.40
6s Impt 1941-1948
M&N 6 0.75
4Ms Refunding 1944—M&N
4M» Water 1941-1970--J&J 6 0.40
to 2.75
3s Canal 1957-1959
3s Mar 25 1941-1987
to 2.75
94
97
M&N 15
I Ms 1941-1979
A&o
lMs 1957-1961
F&A
lMs 1941-1965
F&A
Eliminat'n of Grade Crossings
2Mb Dec 8 1940-1987--J&D
Unemployment Relief—
2Mb July 6 1941-1947--J&J
General State Improvement—
2Ms July 6 1941-1962—J&J
lMs Sept 10 '41-46-M&S 10
Emerg Unemploym't Relief—
2Mb Sept 25 '41-'43—M&S
2Ms Sept 25 '44-'45—M&S
1 Ms Sept 10 1944-1946
Albany County—
4Ms I960-M&S
3 Ms Fund 1941
M&N
2 Ms refunding 1941-'57-J&J
Albany (City or)—
—
to 1.00
to 3.00
to 4.75
to 3.25
to 3.00
%
to 2.75
%
to 2.50
2°.25
to 2.90
%
6 0.40
to 2.00
6 0.40
to 2.75
1940-1953
J&D
Red Bank (Borough)—
,ed
4)4s 1940-1953
M&N
Ridge wood 4 )4s 1941-62.M&N
4 )4s
1941-1968
M&N
Sea Isle City 5s 1942....F&A
6 0.25
to 2.50
%
6 0.25
6 0.40
to 1.90
%
to 2.40
5s 1941-1950
6 0.25
to
4Mb 1941-1967
4s June 15 1960
60.25
to 2.80
6 0.40
to 2 .75
6 1.75
to 4.25
6 1.75
6 3.25
to"4.40
6 0.25
to 2.40
%
2.35
%
2.50
75
4Mb
4Mb
to 1.50
to 1.15
to 2.75
to 2.75
to 2.75
1950-1965
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 2.90
to 1.15
6 0.50
to
6 0.50
to 3.00
b 0.50
& 0 50
to
2.75
3.00
Par
to 2.60
M&N b 0.25
A&O b 0.25
J&D b 2.50
to 2.25
to 2.40
J&J b 0.25
to 2.25
b 0.20
b 0.25
to 2.10
5 0.25
2Mb H way deb 1944-45-M&8 5 2.25
2Ms 1946-1951
-J&D 5 2.50
2Mb H'way debs 1951-52.A&0 5 2.50
2M8 H'way debs 1953-54.A&0 5 2.60
Albuquerque—
5s Water Work# 1962.-J&D
120
4Ms 1941-1950
J&J 5 1.00
4 Ms
1911-1950
J&J 5 1.00
Middle Rio Grande Conner
Dist 5Ms 1941-1973--F&A
66
Socorro Co 5s 1941 op '21.A&0
96
to 2.10
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 2.40
to 2.40
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 2.60
1.75
2.25
1.50
2.00
2.00
2.20
125
to 2.75
to 3.00
71
100
5 0.20
to 1.00
5 1.10
to 2.20
4Ms Highway 1963
M&S
4 Ms Canal 1964
J&J
[s Canal 1965
J&J
[8 Highway 1965
M&S
[s Bar o Canal 1945
J&J
is Bonus 1941-1949---A&0 5 0.20
.
1.90
0.90
to 1.40
0%
7°.r>0
1.00
1.75
1.75
1.80
4s g High Imp Sept 195S.M&S
4s High Imp Mar 1960— M&S
Imp July 1960--J&J
1.80
1.85
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J
4s Canal Imp July 1961..J&J
1.85
1.85
4s Hlghw Imp Mar 1961 M&8
4s Palisade Park 1961—.M&S
to 1.80
to 2.10
15
J&J b 0.25
J&D b 0.25
J&D b 0.20
to 1.40
to 1.70
to 1.60
to 2.05
to 1.65
b 0.20
to 1.65
b 0.20
b 1.40
to 1.30
to 1.70
1907--J&J
0.50
0.75
to 2.65
2.75
2.80
2.85
109M
2.85
2.85
109
109M
98M
99M
J&D
98M
0.30
98M
J&J15 b 0.75
J&J
99M
to 3.10
%
98M
to3.00
96M
99 M
b 0.75
to 3.00
b 0.50
b 0.75
to 2.50
to 2.95
to 1.60
to 1.30
0.25
0.75
to 2.50
2.45
2.35
2.65
0.25
to 1.50
to 1.75
1941-1948
M&N
4.15s Sewer 1965-70--M&N
2.00
to 2.2
to 1.80
4.10% Sewer 1941-1950 J&J
0.25
co
0.25
to 1.40
to 2.00
4Ms Wat May 1 '41-48M&N
3 .95 Nov 1 1961-1970-M&N
3 Ms 1942-1945
M&N
2.00
to 2.20
0.40
to
2s Mar 1
0.25
to 1.40
to 1.60
to 3.00
to 2.75
to 1.90
to 2.75
1.25
to 3.25
__
5 Ms
1941-1949
Niagara Falls School Dist—
4 Ms
1941-1960
-_F&A b 0.25
No Hempstead 8 D No 7—
4Ms
1941-1942
J&D b 0.50
2.40s 1941-1967
M&N b 0.25
North Tarrytown—
4Mb Water 1941-1964-A&O
0.50
4 Ms 1947-1972.
J&J
.180
1.4
1.00
to 2.00
to 0.80
to 2.25
1.00
to 2.75
1.00
to 3.25
Oneida 4s Water '41-'45..J&J
0.25
to
1.00
1.00
to 3.00
Onondaga Co, 4 Ms *41-47A&O
Par
to
1.40
0.75
0.50
to 3.00
0.25
to 1.70
1.00
to 2.75
to 2.50
0.25
to 1.75
1.00
to 2.75
1.00
to 3.00
0.75
to 2.25
0.75
to 2.00
0.25
to 2.00
0.50
92
92
to 2.50
1.00
to 3.00
1.10
to 2.50
1.00
to 2.90
1.10
to 1.50
1.00
to 3.00
3.70s
1941-1951
A&O
Ref 1.90s 1941-1957
F&A
2.10s Feb 1 1941-1968
1.70s 1940-1968
J&D
Ontario Co 4s 1941-1951-M&N
Ossining4Ms 1941 1942.M&S
4 Ms Water 1941-1969.A&O
Oswego 5 Ms 1941-1946
M&N
Oyster Bay Water District—
4s
1941-1950
.J&J
Pelham (T) Un Fr 8ch Dist
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966
Poughkeepsle 4 M« '41-52 J&D
4s School 1941-1959.. M&S
1.40s 1941-1960M&N
0.25
to 2.60
to 2.75
to
1.80
0.25
to
2.10
Par
to 2.10
0.25
to 1.80
Par
to
0.25
to 2.60
0.50
to 1.25
b 0.50
to 2.00
b 1.25
to 2.75
b Par
0.70
to 2.00
b Par
to 2.10
b 0.25
to 1.90
Port Jervis 4 Ms 1941-'69.J&J b 0.50
Port of N Y Authority—
to 3.10
*
General &
refunding—•
4s 1st series
May
1 1975
3 Ms 3d series Mar 1 1976
3s 4th series Dec 15 1976
3 Ms 5th ser Aug 15 1977
Inland Terminal—
105
104
100M
103M
0.75
to 1.50
0.75
to 2.10
4Ms series D 1941..M&S
0.25
0.50
to 1.10
4M sser D 1942-1960-M&S
Holland Tunnel —
4 Ms series E 1941
M&S
0.25
4s 1941-1954
Rensselaer County—
to 1.75
5s 1941-1943.
M&N b 0.75
to 1.15
A&O b 0.50
J&D b 0.50
to 1.10
J&J b 1.25
to 2.50
b 0.50
1942-1963.J&J b 0.75
4Ms
to 2.50
to 1.60
to
2.75
to 2.00
to 1.40
to 2.15
to 2.25
to 1.75
F&A b 0.40
4Ms Highway 1941-58.F&A
Rochester 5s 1941-1962—F&A
4Mb Pub Imp '41-'68-F&A
4Mb
1941-1559
M&S
4s Imp Sch &c "41-*47-J&J
0.50
to 2.20
to
2.30
0.25
to 2.10
0.25
to 2.00
0.25
to 2.00
0.25
to
1.25
2 Ms 1941 1957
1.70s 1941-1948
M&S
0 25
to
1.20
F&A
0.25
to
1941-1950-
M&S
0.25
1.30
to 1.40
0.25
to 1.30
r
tos Jan 15 1941-1950 J&J
Roek'd Co 4M» l9 U-'45 M&S
Rockvtlle Centre (Village)—
4.15sl941-1952..-
Par
...J&D b 0.50
Rome 4.10s 1940-1950._M&N b Par
1.80s 1940-1945
M&N b Par
to 2.25
to 2.15
Saratoga County—
4Mb 1911-1955
M&S b 0.25
4s Sept 1 1945-1954—M&S b 1.15
to
1.25
to 2.20
Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
J&Jl
M&N 6 1.00
.M&N b 0.75
ser E '42-'0O--.M&S
106M
To 4 Ms '41-'51.A&0 b 0.40 to 2.00
to 2.20
4.40s 1941-1953
New Roche lie—
4Mb 1941-1965
0.75
2.35
to 3.10
Impt 1941
to 2.70
to 2.65
M&S b 1.00
5sl941-1950
to
2.75
1941 to 1940
Nassau County—
4s Wat
Impt
4 Ms Wat
3.00
3.10
3.20
0 50
2.55
1.00
1941-1950
1A A b 0.50
3.40s July 1 1941-1945-J&J b 0.50
2Mb 1940-1950—.
1.60
1.90
2Mb 1941-1957
F&A & 0.50
1.25 %
2.40s May 1 1941-48--M&N|&0.50
1.60 %
2 20s 1941-1959
M&SI& 0.50
2.00 %
Newburgh—
8Mb Mar 15 41-'81-.M&S 15 5 0.15 to
8Mb Mar 15 *41-'81--M&8 15 5 0.15 to 2.00
8Mb 1940-1949
M&N 15 5 0.10 to 1.25
8s g Canal Jan 1 1956
J&J 126M
8s g Canal July 1 1958 —J&J
126M
88 g Canal Jan 1 1959.--J&J
126M
115M
to 3.10
to
2.45
0.20
...
to
114
to 3.05
M&S
2Ms 1955-1957
3s 1958-1960
Niagara Falls—
3s
3s
113M
114M
115M
M&S
M&S
to 2.25
1.90
to
to 0.85
Putnam
J&J
119
112M
113M
113M
0.50
1942-1952
to 1.50
July 1 1941-1964
120
112
b 0.75
2Msassessm't 1940-44 J&D b 0.50
NYC Housing Authority—
to 3.50
3s
126
0.50
2Ms 1941-1970
F&A
2 Ms 1940-1953
.T&B
2Msl941-1979
M&N
2Mb Serial 1941-1946-F&A
2 Ms
0.80
1.90
4s Hlgbw Imp Mar '67--M&S
4s Palisades Park 1967--M&S
stk 1980
2Mb 1941-1979
2Mb July 15 1969
corp
1.00
4s 1941-1947
3Ms 1944 1961
1.90
1.90
3%
4Ms School 1902-73—M&N b 3.00
4s Sewerage 1950-55—M&Ni& 2.75
2M« 1941 to 1956
M&S b 1.00
4MB 1941-1944
125
J&D
2 Ms Mar 15 1953
2 Ms Mar 15 1954
to 2.05
4.40s 1941-1950
M&N 6
Garden City 4 Ms 1941-52-J&J.&
Greenburgh (Town)
I
4s 1941-1951
J&J 6
Greenburgh U S Sch Dlst No 9
4.40s 1941-1965
J&D 5
Groton 6s Wat '41-'50—M&N b
Harrison (Town)—
4Mb 1941-1980
F&A b
Hempstead (T)4 Ms'41-59 A&O b
Hempstead 4Mb 1941-65 M&S b
2.30s 1941-1967
J&J b
Hempstead Un PSD No 1—
6s 1941-1954
M&S b
Homell 4 Ms 1941-1947-F&A b
Hudson Riv Regulating Dlst—
4Mb 1941-1965..
J&J b
4.70s 1941-1965.
J&J b
Huntington (T) 4s '41-'52. J&J b
Islip 4s 1941-1951
M&S b
Ithaca 4 Ms 1941-54
J&J b
Jamestown 4s Mar 20 *43 A&O
Lackawanna 4 Ms "40-'54M&N b
Lone Beach 5Ms 1953—*
6s 1947 Beach
acquisition
Mamaroneck (Town)—
4 Ms 1941-1964
_J&J b
Mamaroneck Un F S D No 1—
5Ms May 1 1941-1952.M&N b
H.90s 1941-1964
J&J b
Middle port 4 35s '41-'42.J&D b
Mlneola (V) 4 40s 1941-68 J&J b
Monroe Co 4s 1941-1944 F&A b
3.90s Co Bldg '41-'50. -F&A b
lMs Jan 15 1941-1942-J&J b
Mount Vernon
4Mb 1941-1943
A&O b
5Ms 1941
A&O
%
124
123M
124M
118M
117M
to 3.00
1979-.
to 2.40
M&S b 1.65
b 0.20
1941-1947
__
to 3.10
122 M
to 3.00
2s Mar 15 1941
b 0.25
121
121M
122M
123 M
0.75
3s corp stock Feb 1
b 0.20
119M
120M
0.75
3s Water 1941-1970---A&0
Transit Unification Issue-—
2.40
%
125
M&N
to 2.45
to 1.95
to 3.00
1950-53
M&N b 2.65 to 2.90 %
3 Ms Corp stock July 1, *75.
103M
102M
3 M« Aug 1 1911-1978-F&A b 0.75 to 3.15
3 Ms serial 1941-1979—F&A
0.75 to 3.15
3s Rap Trans 1947-51. .F&A
2.00 to 2.50
to 2.40
I
122
b 0.75
3 Ms exempt 1942
1.00
M&N
3 Ms R T 1948-1950.-M&N
2.45
3 Ms g exempt. 1952
2.85
M&N
3 Msg exempt 1953
2.90
M&N
3 Ms g exempt 1954
2.95
M&N
3 Ms g Water ex 1954. M&N
108
3 Ms exempt 1955
M&N b 2.95
3 Ms stock Apr 1,1954. A&O b 2.95
3 Ms Corp stock Mar 1,1960
107M
3 Ms Corp stock Jan 15,1976
107M
3MS re£ Corporate stock
to 2.40
to 1.90
121
121M
130M
126M
124M
121
114
M&N
J&J b 0.75
0.75
J&J15
1941-1963
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
3s Serial 1941-1968
J&J
to 2.35
1.90
1.90
M&N
3s serial 1941-1969
3s serial 1940-1973
.J&D b 0.25
March 1
1957.M&N
to 2.05
County—
1.85
4s Canai Jan 1962
J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar 1962 M&S
4a due Sept 1 1965—...—..
4s due Jan 1 1966
M&S ft 0.10
A&O ft 0.15
%
1.90
1.90
1.90
4s Canal Term 1942
J&J
4s Canal Term Jan 1946
J&■>
4s g High Imp Mar 1958.M&S
to 1.60
1.90s Feb 15 1941-50—F&A b 0.20
YORK
/ Flat price.
2.25
Essex Co 4s 1941-1956—_M&S b 0.25
Free port—
4.20s 1940-1945
M&N b 0.50
4.20s sewer 1946-1960.M&N b 2.00
4Ms 1941-1951
M&N'5 0.75
_
48 Bidg constr "41-'49
4s Apr 15 1941-1955
to 1.75
b 0.25
b 0.25
2.90
0.50
b Basis.
1.40
J&D 15
4Mb 1941-1959
4s 1945-1953
2.00
Imp Jan
b 1.60
Buffalo—
5 Ms 1944
4Mb Water 1941-1945-A&O b 0.20
J&J 5 1.00
4s Canal
to 1.40
2s Mar 1 1941-1956
Erie
3Ms H'w'y deb '46-'47
M&N 5 2.50
3 Ms H'w'y deb '48-'49—M&N 5 2.50
3s Jan 1 & July 1 1949-1952— 5 2.75
4s Canai
to 1.90
to 1.60
to 4.10
.M&N
b 0.20
b 0.15
to 1.90
to 2.25
M&N
to 2.25
6 0.25
2.75
4s Nov 1955__
4s Various 1956
M&N b 0.25
Auburn 1.60s 1941-1958-F&A b 0.20
Binghamton—
4s 1941-1972
ft 0.25
4Ms Oct 1 1941-1968—A&O 5 1.00
5s School 1941-1961.-M&N 5 1.00
West Orange—
5s Jan & Mar 1 1941-1945
5s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
to 2.15
Elmira—
Westfieid—
5s June 15 1941-1960—J&D 5 0.25
4 Ms 1941-1966
A&O 5 0.25
West New York—
NEW
to 2.20
3 Ms Corp stock July 1 '75._
3 Ms Corp stock 1940-19543 Ms g exempt 1941
M&N
to 3.50
3 M« 1941-1951 opt '40. A&O 5 0.75
3Ms 1941-1979
J&J 5 0.60
1941
to 1.85
to 2.25
serial
-
Weehawken—
6s Highway
b 0.20
May 1959
to
5 Par
A&O
0.20
4s 1941-1954-
6 0.50
b 0.50
Union Township Sch Dlst—
4Mb
1941-1968
J&J 5 1.00
Vineland (Boro)—
6Ms 1941-1950-M&S 5 0.40
Gen ref 3_Ms 1941-9959
NEW MEXICO
2.10
Apr 15.1972—.A&015
Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D
Feb 15. *41-*61-F&A15
Feb 15,1976—F&A15
Nov 15,1978—M&N15
Mar 1, 1981
M&S
48 Oct 1,1980
A&O
4s May, 1977
M&N
4s
Cortland Co 4Ms '41-51-J&J
Delaware Co 4.20s '41-'52A&0
Dutchess County—
4s 1941-1946
M&S
4s 1947-1954
M&S
East Chester—
4Mb 1941-1958
F&A
to 2.90
to
to 0.85
b 2.30
b 0.30
to 0.90
4s
Cortland
(City)—
1.60s 1941-1964-
to 2.75
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 0.80
b 0.60
3Ms 1941-1964
3Msser F 1941-64-M&N b 0.25
Columbia County—
4Mb 1941-1959
A&O b 0.20
Corning 5 Ms 1960
M&S b 2.70
to 2.00
6 0.35
to 0.45
to 1.55
Sewer Authority—
4s 1941-1964
to 2.50
6 0.25
b 0.15
b 0.65
1.70
1
125M
124M
-
to 1.85
2Ms Oct
Summit,—
4Ms School 1941
F&A
4Ms Imp & sch '40-'60.J&D
Sussex Co 4 Ms '41-'44—M&S
4s Impt 1941-1955—M&N
Tenafly 4Mb 1941-1963—F&A
Trenton—
5Ms 1941-1951
A&O
5s School 1941-1955
A&O
4Mb 1941-1966
F&A
4 Ms 1941-1960
—.F&A
3s 1941-1970
A&O
2Msgeu fd &ref'41-68 F&A
2Ms ref 1942-1966
A&O
2Ms 1941-1954
M&N
Union City 4Ms 1940-'64.J&D
Union County—
4Ms Oct 15 1941-1952
4M» Ud&Bdge,41-'47-F&A
4s Oct 1 1942
A&O
2.80s Gen Impt B June 1
to
1941-56-A&O b 0.25
2.20s Jan 15 1941-1947-J&J b 0.25
2.10s 1941-1949
J&J b 0.25
J&J b 0.25
2sl941-1959—
2s 1941-60
F&A b 0.20
to 4.00
J&D b 0.35
—J&D b 0.35
1941-1969
1941-1968
to 1.00
b 0.15
b 0.10
4Mb
4 Ms
4 Ms
4M»
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4 Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
4Mb
to 2.00
3.40s Nov 15 '40-'55—M&N
3.10s Oct 15 1941-1946-A&O
2Ms Ref 1941-1951—J&D
2.60% Relief 1941^15—J&J
to 1.75
J&J 6 0.25
M&S ft 0.35
to 2.00
6 0.15
to 1.90
124
June 1965
J&D
1963
M&S
123M
May, 1957
M&N
119M
Nov 1957
M&N
119M
Dec 1, 1979
J&D
129M
Corp stock 1967—J&J 124M
123
Corp stk 1971
J&D 15
July 1,1941 to 1955— b 0.75
Jan 1, 1977
J&J
122M
118
I960—
M&S
Mar 1, 1962
M&S
118M
Mar 1, 1964
M&S 119M
April 1.1966
A&O 120
M&S b 0.20
4a 1941-1958
South Orange—
4b 1941 to 1944
6s 1941-1962
b 0.10
4 Ms
4 Ms
M&N b 0.25
-J&D b 0.20
1941-1978
1941-1955
1.70s 1941-1979
4Mb Oct 1 1941-1971—var.
6 1.00
to 1.65
Albany Port District—
Somerset
A&O
to 1.55
to 2.75
to 1.55
2%
...
4)4s 1941-1973
to 1.85
1.45
b 0.10
6 0.75
M&N b 0.25
Ms'41-*63M&N
2Mb 1940-1947
York City—
4s Various May
4s Nov 1958
2Mb
4 Ms
J&D 6 0.25
4 Ms 1941-1952
J&J 6 0.25
South Jersey Port District—
Marine Terminal—
to 1.95
Ask
New
to 2.15
%
0
Bid
J&D b 0.20
M&N b 0.25
3.40
County—
1911-1949
b 0.10
b 0.10
4M 1941-1970
J&D
4s Munic & Sch '41-'63.J&J b 0.20
3M 1941-1971
2Mb 1941-1953
%
to 2.00
b 0.25
b 0.20
M&N
4M 1941-1969
2.00
to 3.60
J&J
126M
M&S b 0.15
TO
Net
or
Net
New Rochelle 4
2 Ms 1940-1969
J&J
4Hs 1941-1968
J&D
Pater son—
5Ms 1940-1959
M&N
4Ms Feb 1 1945
F&A
4 Ms 1941-1967
A&O
Perth Amboy—
4Ms April 1944
4Mb Water 1941-64—M&S2
5s Feb 1941-1977
F&A
4)4s refdg 1944 & '46..F&A
Plainfieid 4s School 1959 M&N
4Mb 1941-1962 Various.J&J
Rahwav—
4)4 s
Ask
N Y STATE (Concluded)—
to 2.50
Passaic—
Passaic County—
4Ms 1911-1946
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
(
4Ms 1941-1957
F&A&0.40
4Mb Sch & wat '41-'69..J&D|ft 0.40
4 Ms 1940-1967
J&D ft 0.25
North Arlington (Borough)—
Refunding 4s
88
North Bergen ref 4s-4M«-95
Nutley (School District)—
i
4Hs 1941-1942
F&A b 0.40
4Ms 1943-1967
F&A b 1.25
Ocean OitySs 1944
F&A 102
4 Ms Impt May 15 1941-'56. b 3.25
Ocean Co 4Mb 1941-'50.J&D b 1.00
Orange—
4Mb Sewer 1941-1964.A&O 6 0.50
97
__; i
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month orecedlng the date of Issue
as
to 2.85
F&A b 0.50
to
1.65
to 1.25
to 2.35
'to
2.25
to 2.25
STATE
98
Quotations for
AND
all securities are as near
To
or
Bonds
4H« 1941-45—J&D
Schenectady—
4.30s
1940-1948
J&D
4.15s 1941-1960
A&O
4s Oct 15 1941-1944—A&O
2
1941-1955
A&O
2.20s 1911-1950
M&S
1.80s 1911-1950
M&S
Scarsdale
_
to
1.60 %
to 2.30 %
to 1.00 %
b 0.20
to 2.00
b 0.20
to
M&SJ& 0.20
Schenectady County—
J,
4Ji§ 1942-1958
—J&J £
_
6s Dec 15 1940-1948
Somers
(T)
—
5s
M&N
4,941-1971
Suffolk County—
.
4H» 1941-1957
-A&O
3 Ha 1941-1951 ——F&A
2 Ha High & ref 1941-57 M&S
2.20s June 1 1941-1962 J&D
Sullivan Co 4 Ha '41-'45-A&0
Syracuse—
5 Ha 1941-1960
M&S
4Hs 1941-1944
M&N
4.20s Dec 15 '40-71 J&D15
4s 1941 1946.
-F&A
J&J15
3 Hi 1941-1951
3s 1941-1971
2.20%
_
0.50
£ 0.25
4Hs,40-'53-M&N b 0.75
Southampton—
J&J15
M&S
1941-1957
M&S
2s 1941-1956
1.25.%
to
b 0.20
£0.20
%
1.75 %
to 1.60
%
to 2.00
%
1.20 %
to
to 2.30
%
1.75 %
to 2.50 %
to
b 0.50
to 3.00
%
b 0.20
to 2.20
%
b 0.40
to 1.80
b 0.40
to 2.00
%
b 0.25
%
to 2.10 %
to 1.40 %
b 0.20
to
b 0.20
b 0.25
2.30 %
to 1.20 %
b
to 2.50
Par
b 0.30
to 1.30
to 1.00
to 2.00
6 0.25
to 2.25
b 0.25
to 2.00
b 0.30
to
b 1.10
to 1.20
2.00
2.60 %
to
to 3.25
%
to 1.25
%
1941-1950—J&J
1.00
5 Hi Water 1941-1950.-J&J
Union Free Sch Dist—
1.00
to 3.25
Water
2.80s 1940-1958
M&N
Trlborougb Bridge—
2Ha revenue 1945-52.F&A
3s
revenue
1953-1975.-F&A
4H» Pub Imp '41-45-J&J15
4.20s 1941-1949
F&A
4.15a 1941-1950
M&N
4.10s 1941-1946
A&O
3.90s 1941-1948
-F&A
1967-1969-A&0
Rev 2.60s
b 1.25
to 2.25
b 2.40
1.50s
to 3.25
-J&J
6 0.50
to 2.10
99
6 1.75
6 1.25
100
less 1
4Hs 1941-1950
Springfield—
4Hs 1941-1949
M&S
6 0.25
to 1.50
4s 1941-1955
Toledo—
M&S 6 0.25
to 1.80
to 1.00
6 0.75
to 2.60
5s W W 1941-1944
F&A 6 0.50
6s Pub Wharf 1960—M&S
6 1.75
less
5s Flood
Newark 4
to 3.70
to 3.10
1
1.75
to 2.40
3.10
less
1
less
1.90
1
6
2.60
to
4Ha 1941-1959
A&O
4Hs 1941-1956
A&O
Youngstown—
6s Bdge 1941-1941
A&O
4 Ha 1941-1957
A&O
Youngstown School Dist—
4Hs 1944-1947
M&S
5s 1941-1944
M&S
Zanesville S D 5s '41-'43_A&0
to 2.60
to 3.00
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955—A&O 6 2.40
4Hs 1941-1962
A&O,6 0.75
4Hs Pub Imp 1941-60.J&J 6 0.75
2.80
to 2.50
to 3.00
less
M&S 6 0.75
4Hs 1941-1958
M&N 15 6 0.75
4Hs 1941-1973.
J&J 6 0.75
4s refunding 1948-56
J&J 6 1.80
3s refunding 1956-68—J&J 6 2.20
6 0.25
to
6 0.25
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 2.40
to 1.70
to 2.35
0.20*
to 1.80
Sewage Dis 1941-65-M&N
OHIO
J&J
to 1.60
6 0.25
to 1.20
6 0.25
to 1.00
%
%
%
1959-1964—J&D " 2.80
"
0.40
3Ha 1941-1951
J&D
2.50
3 Ha 1952-1980—
J&D
0.50
3Hs 1941-1963
J&D
0.50
2s 1941-1951
J&J
4s June 1
to 2.80
%
to 3.00
%
2.85 %
%
to 2.75 %
to
to 1.00
b 0.50
4H« 1941-1959 (reg)—M&S
3.90s 1941-1954
F&A b 0.50
b 1.00
2Hs Sept 1 1943-49
6
b
6
6
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
6 3.00
J&J 6 1.00
to 3.10
to
j 0Q
to
A&O
A&O
A&O
4Hs 1941-1947
4 Ha 1941-1952
4Hs 1941-1956
%
2.80; %
2.80 %
3.00 %
b
6 1.00
to
6 1.00
to 3.10
~
1.25
to 2.50
%
%
Water Works 1942.A&O
Allen Co 5 Hs 1941-1950. A&O b 1
b 0.
Ashland 5
to 1.10
Ha 1941-1944.A&O
Canton—
2.10
M&S
A&O b 1,
5s Sewer 1953
A&O
4Hs Dec 5 1940-1942—J&D b 0
to
2.10
4.40s 1956
i.4t
b 1
to
to 1.00
to 3.20
%
b 1.00
to 3.50
6 1.00
to
...
A&O
2Hs 1941-1954
3.40
5Ha 1941-1970
J&D
J&D
6 0 75
6 1, 00
6 1.00
to 3.35
6 2.50
to 3.25
6 1.00
to 3.30
3s
6 1.00
to 3.20
to
1.80
to 1.90
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 3.30
6 1.00
to 3.00
&
%
%
J&J
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
J&J
0.50
0.50
to 2.10
0.50
1.15
to
to 1.30
0.50
to
%
1.10,%
%
1.25,%
1.25
to 1.30
J&J
J&J
0.50
less
0.50
to 0.85
%
H
July 1 1976
1 1976
46
%
47
46
47
Charlotte—
1.60 %
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
0.50
to
0.50
to 2.30
0.50
to 2.30
0.50
to 2.15
F&A
M&N
2.10
to 2.20
%
0.50
to 2.10
%
%
17S
%
%
%
Durham—
4Hs 1941-1966
J&J
5s Water 1941 to 1945-J&J
0.50
to 2.30
0.50
to
0.50
to 2.00
0.50
to
%
1.30 %
to 2.50
6 1. 00
to
%
2.20 %
Greensboro—
F&A
4 Ha 1941-1963
J&J
4 Hs 1941-1965
F&A
4s Water Works 1954.-J&J
ReTg 8 Hs 1957-1962- J&J6
1.10
'less
6 0. 50
H
—
%
to 2.10
6 0, 50
to
6 1.00
to 2.00
6 0,
to 1.50
6 0,
to 1.25
%
%
%
%
0.75
6 0,
to
6 0,
to
6 0.75
to 2.50
6 0 50
to 1.00
%
2Ha Dec 1 1940-1965..J&D 6 1.00
2H Apr 1 1941-1967..A&O
2 Ha 1941-1988
J&D 6T.00"
2 Ha 1941-1961
F&A 6 1.00
%
to 2.30
4Ha 1943
i
F&A
6 0.75
4Hs Sewer Oct 1 1941 -'47 —
to
J&J 6 0
2.10
to
2.10
to
2.10 %
to
3.00 %
b 1.00
M&N
10.75
1.70.%
11.20
50
to 0.75 %
50
to 1.80
50
to 2.20
Lucas Co 4s O H 1944— M&S
—
2.65
to
%
%
,1.25
Easton-Phillipsburg 4 Ha.
r&A
-V
1961
4 Ha Sept I 1967 opt'43Easton (Water Works)—
107
106
2 Ha
4 Hs
M&S
F&A
1941-1966
1941-1960
113H
6 1.00
to 2.20
b 1.00
to 2.25
Erie 3 D—
6
4 Ha Jan
lHa
6 0
6 0
1941-1960—M&N
Lancaster
to
1
to 2.00
6 0.40
to 2.50
less
Oonty—
1941-1960
F&A
to
1
1.70
1.00
1.00
to 2.20
less
1
1.10
less
1
50 'to 2.00 %
50 ,to 1.20 %
Ha May 1948
1 1948
4 Hs Nov
J&J
J&J
115
115H
2.751 %
Ohio municipal bonds Issued since Jan. 1,1913. are
2.00
less
&5
4
Mahoning Val San Dist—
4 Ha water 1941-1952—A&O
Martin's Fy 5s I94l-'44_M&S
ho
2".65 %
1.70,%
6 0
to 3.10
to 2.10
McKeedport Sch Dist—
1.25 less 1
4Ha 1941-1943M&N
1.50 to 2.25
Mercer Co 5Hs '41-'47
F&A
Norrlstown S D 4 H" 1943 J&l
Northampton Bor Munic Auth
2 Ha Wat rev 1941-70—M&S 6 1.00 to 3.25 %
Philadelphia—
5s Jan 1951
J&J 120 H
121H
5s June 1 1962 opt '52.J&D
121H
5s June 1 1982 opt '52.J&D
—A&O
*41-'41-A&0 6 0
6 0
less 1
f
to
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945 —
Lower Merlon Twp 4s 1945..
Lima 5H« Sewer 1910-1947.58 Sewer Feb 1 1941-'51 F&A
to
i
2".25
6 1.00
2 Ha May 1 1941-1970
1911
%
f'i
°65
%
2.00 %
^
1.00
to
Allentown—
4Ha
_
1.00
2.40
—
.
0.50
Hamilton County—
1945
to
to 2.40
1.25
1 1941-1948
Fayette County—
4 Ha Highway 1952
1.00
J&D 6 3.00
1.20 Harrisburg—
6 0.80
4s May 15 1941-1953
2.00 %
Jeanette 4 Ha 1941-195Q-M&S 6 1.00
2.25 %
Lackawanna On 4s 1944 F& A 6 2.25
0.75
to
5s Pa k & Imp
105 H
to 2.40
Phlla-Oamden—
1941-1952—M&S 6 0
Lakewood—
1.25 %
6T.00"
2.00 %
_
1941-1946
to
Cambria Co 4Hs Nov 1 '40-'45 6 "l.70" to
Del River Jt Comm Bridge
to 2.00
2.80
%
3.10.%
Bridge 1942.———F&A
4s 1941-1958
M&S
%
to 2.40
6 0. 50
50
WW
4 Ha July 1941-1958
Bethlehem School Dist—
4s 1940-1945-1950
.
less
less
4s
%
to
53
A&O b 1.20
J&J 6 1.00
to 2.75
50
Elyrla 4 H?
F&A
1941-1962.
%
%
impl941-43—A&O
86
104 H
1947-1968
to 2.05
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
2.30
to 1.65
84
1965—J&J
to 2.10
_
Cleveland—
4 Ha gen
to 1.35
6 1. 00
5Hs W W Imp 1944--J&D
5s W W Imp 1945
F& A
4Ha Bdge 1941-1951—M&S
4 Ha 1941-1961
—M&S
Dayton School Dist—
5Ha 1941
M&S
5s Mar 16 1941-1946.M&S10
East
to
0.50
4 Ha Sewer 1940-1959-J&D 6 1.00
Aitoona—
4Hs Water 1941-1960.M&S 6 2.00
J&D 19
%
to 2.00 %
4Hs
%
2.15 %
6 0. 50
4s 1941--.-..---.-.
4 Ha Oct
Durham County—
4 Hs 1941-1951
J&D
Forsyth Co 4 Hi *41-'58-J&D
to
to
6 1, 00
Dayton—
Buncombe County—
5« Water 1942
6 1 00
6 1, 25
F&A
Cuyahoga County—
4 Ha 1941-1944
4 Ha 1941-1943
4Ha Road 1941
%
0.90 %
0.50
0.50
_
5s 1943-1952
to 2.10
to 2.00
to 2.50
PENNSYLVANIA
%
%
2.25 %
2.15 %
—-F&A
s-a
to 1.50
0.50
T0 Tax anticipa'n notes—
eries "E T" May 31 1941- 6 0.30
5s July 1 1951 Series O—J&J 6 1.50
4 Ha 1941, 1944, 1949
J&J 6 0.25
4s Highway Apr.l 1941. 1942,
1945, 1947. 1950. 1952
to 2.00
F&A
1941-1959
Columbus S D—
to 2.10
J&J
5Ht 1941-1948
4Hs 1941-1970
4Xs 1941-1979.
8 Hs 1941-1959
3s 1960-1977
2 Hi 1941-66
6 1. 00
M&S
1941-1953
1941-1955
toj2.30
Ref imp
Braddock 4 Ha
4 Ha
2 Ha
1
Asheville—
1 4s gen ref July
2.25
Columbus—
4 Ha
l-4s gen ref
to
to 2.15
to 3.00
less
to 2.40
6 1.50
Port of Astoria—
A
to 2.30
to 2.50
2.10
0.50
6 2.00
1941-1947. J&D
2Ha Ref imp '41-'45_.M&N
2.80
%
to 2.60 %
to 2.30 %
6 1 00
6 1.00
6s 1941-1957
1.25
to
J&D 6 1. 35
1945-1954
44
6 0.50
Multnomah Co 3 D No. 1—
4s July 15 1941-1945. J&J15 6 0.50
Portland—
0.50
5s Harb Dev 1940-50.M&N
1.10
4 Ha Dock 1943
M&N
0.50
4Ha 1941-1960
M&N
to
6 1. 00
6 2.10
J&J
4Hs 1941-1962
4
1941-1968
4s 1941-1968
3 Hi 1941-1945
2 Hi 1946-47-1948
2 Ha 1941-1948
2s 1948-1949
lHs 1942-1943
lHs 1943-1946
6 1. 00
Cleveland Heights S D—
6s 1941-1959
A&O 6 0.75
CAROLINA
5s July 1961
to 0.40
42
3 Ha Turnpike Revenue—
A&O
1941-1963
2s
to 2.10
to 0.75
1.60
M&S
M&S
2Ha 1941-1951
2 Ha 19 41-1951
to 3.20
2.00 %
to 2.25
to 1.25
Allegheny County—
6 1 00
Oros'41-'54_A&0
4Ha Fire Dep *41-'55—A&O
4Ha 1941-1950
M&S
4s Sewage 1941-1958
M&S
3 H» 1941-1949
-A&O
3 Ha 1941-1956
A&O
3 Ha 1944-1953
M&S
to 3.50
2.00
1.60
Ha Sept 1 1941 to 1976 —
2s Sept 1 1941-1963—M&S 6 0. 50
1 Ha Wat. wks. '41-'79 M&S.6 0 50
Cine Southern Ry—
Refund'g 1 Ha July 15 '59 —
4 Ha Grad
to 3.50
6 1.00
4H« July 1 1941-1962.A&0
4Ha Mar 1 1941-1956-A&0
4s 1941-1958
F&A
3Hb 1943-1961
—J&D
3.30s April 1 1941-1956 ...
3Hs 1941-1955M&S
3.10s Oct 1 1941-1964.
3s 1941-1960M&S
2.80s 1941-1959
M&N
2Hs gen & ref July 1 *43-'46
%
to 1.90
6 0.60
0.75
M&S b
5s W W 1941-1968
5H« Jan 1941-1961—A&O
5s 1941-1961
-A&O 6 0.75
0%50
1.50 %
2.10
%
b 1.00
to 2.25
%
to 1.25
Refunding 3 Ha
Cincinnati—
5 Ha Imp Feb
1.50 %
b 0.75
to 1.90
6 0.50
i~6o %
1.75
1941-1942-J&J
to 1.75
6 0.50
3s
to
6s Feb 1 1941-1952—A&O
i'66 %
6 0.50
4 Ha Ref Water *41-'53.J&J
4s Water 1941-1958
J&J
Cleveland—
4Hs July 15
L25
6 "0.50" to
4H» H'way *41-'49 (s-a).A&O
4s Highway 1941-1942..A&O
4s Highway 1941
A&O
Aatoria Ref 1-5% 1967—J&J
Multnomah County—•
4Hs Bridge 1941-1944-J&D
4Hs 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—.J&D
%
to
Yonkers—
%
%*
2.10
to 2.40
to 1.90
Wolcott—
to 1.70
OREGON
6 0. 50
3 Ha Sept 1 1941-1962
2 Ha Sept 1 1941 to 1956— 6 0. 50
6 0. 50
2
%
%
to 2.75
6 1.20
3 Ha May 15 1941-1945
2.50
to
to 2.25
'
2.50
%
to 2.60
6 0.50
to 2.00
2.50
to 1.55
to 2.75 %
1
I
2.50
2.50
0. 50
White Plains—
2.40
0.50
5 Ha July 1946
F&A 6 2.15
5 Ha Wat & Pk '41-'49-F&A 6 0.50
5s 1941-1947
F&A b 0.50
4s 1941-1956
to
to
J&J b 0.50
County
Highway 4 Ha 1941-46 A&O 6 0.50
6 2.25
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943..
to 2.30
to
6 0.50
.00
S D 4 Ha 1941-1953
to 2.70
%
%
%
2.80 %
2.65 %
2.00 %
to 2.50
4Hs Water Works 1941 J&J
,46-,51—F&A
5s July 1 1965
J&J
4 Ha July 1943
J&J
4 Hs Sewer 1955
A&O
to 2.50
6 0.50
to 2.50
2.00
\ 2.50
A&O 6 1.00
6s Water 1944-1959
Canton School Dist—
5s 1954
95
to 2.20
Oklahoma
to 2.30
(See footnote *)
Akron 5 Ha 1941-1951
5s Water 1941-1953
4s
to 2.20
6 0.50
Forks—
...
6
to 2.20
6 0.50
to 2.10
to 2.40
to 2.25
to 1.25
2.40
6 0.50
Oklahoma City—
5s Water 1941-1947—_M&S 6 0.50
1
to 2.50
to 1.65
4s
%
2.90
Tulsa—
Grand
%
%
to 1.60 %
to 1.70 %
to 2.35 %
1
4Hs Aviation 1941-53..J&J 6 0.50
less
DAKOTA
to 1.15
%
1.60 %
%
2.00
Funding 1H% to2H%
due June 30 1941 to 1946—.- 6 0.50
2Hs June 30, 1941-1948-.. 6 0.50
6 1.90
2s June 30, 1949-1954
Muskogee—
Winston-Salem—
NORTH
%
0.75 %
0.50
OKLAHOMA
60
58 H
J&J
Sept 1941-1947
to
Toledo School Dist—
to 2.70
6 0.25
6 0.25
4Hs 1911-1954
M&S15
1941-1953
M&S
4Hs Nov 1 1940-1953
4s Park July 1 1942
J&J
%
6 0.50
M&S
4 Ha
6
,
5s
Emerg '41-'42 J&D
Ha 1941
A&O
5s Sewer 1949
1.00
-
%
Portsmouth City S D—
to 3.50
2.50
5Hs 1945 & 1948 ser O—J&J
4Hs July 1951 & 1955—J&J
4Hs Jan 1957
J&J
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1941-1954
4Ha Bridge Rev *67-M&S
Westchester County—
5s 1941-1976
J&D 6 0.50
6 1.00"
4Hs San Sew '41-*82—_ J&J
6 2.75
4Ha Parkway 1962-86-J&D
4Ha Go Bldg 1941-44--A&O 6 0.25
4Ha '44, '45, '56 & *69 J&D 6 1.00
4s Co Bldg 1941-59—M&S 6 0.50
*
6 2.00
6 2.00
6 3.60
2.15
%
to 2.50 %
to 2.40 %
Thousand Islands—
NORTH
6 1.50
to 4.00
Randolph County—
,7&A 6 1.00
4Hs 1941-1947.
4Hs 1948-1959
F&A 6 2.60
2.00
Salisbury 6s 1941—
M&N
Transylvania County—
Refunding 1H% 1941-1942
2% 1943-47, 2H % '48-'52
3% 1953-57 and 4% 19581972.
to 1.50
to 1.80
to 3.00
6
5s Farm L'n 1941-45&'50 J&J
104;
6 0.25
1941-1946
Conservancy Dist—
(1 to 5 yr mat'y)
J&D b 0.50
5Ha (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D 1.50
Montgomery County—
5 Ha
A&O 6
3s 1955-1970
Net
Miami
1
to 2.90
6
6
to 2.25
6 0.50
J&J
J&J
5s Bridge 1941-1951._.F&A
Mecklenburg County—
6s Ref Nov 1950
M&N
Pitt County—
4Hs 1943-1947.
M&S
58 Fund June 1959
J&J
Raleigh—
5s Impt June 1 1944.. J&D
4Hs 1941-1967—
A&O
4s 1946-1950
M&N
3Hs 1951-1956.
M&N
Ask
6 0.75
6 1.50
to 99
1941-'53.F&A
4Hs
1941-1953
5s 1941-1945
less
3.00
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Lincoln Co—
%
A&O 6 0.20
Co4Hal941-*50-F&A 6 0.50
5 H® highway
Water town—
Ask
%
%
to 1.10 %
to 2.00 %
to 2.10 %
J&D
1.40s1941-1969
1.10s 1941-1950
Warren
%
to 2.50
3 H« May 15 *41-'51—M&N
6 0.20
Revenue 2.75s 1941-66 A&O
.
to
b 0.75
103 H
3Hs s f revenue 1980—F&A
& 0.40
Troy 4Hs 1941-1950—A&O
b 0.40
4 Ha 1940-1970
J&D
6 0.50
4 Ha 1941-1965
J&J
Utlca—
4Hs 1941-1957
M&N
High Point 4Hs 1941-48.J&J
5s Wat, Serv 1941-1968 J&D
Refunding bonds—
4Hs 1942-1951
M&N
4s 1942-1957
M&N
3Hs 1958-1969
M&N
3Hs 1970-1975
M&N
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 '42.F&A
4Hs 1941-1950
A&O
%'
to 1.40
3.00 %
to 3.20 %
5s
Greenville 5s W W 1958.F&A 6
Guilford County—
„
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
b 0.25
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947.—
b 0.30
1H* 1941-1948
F&A b 0.20
lHs 1941-1946
M&S
town.'
Thousand Islands See "Water,
Tioonderoga S D No 5—
|
4Hs July 1941-1958
J&J|& 0.50
Tona wanda (City of)—
!
3H« sewage 1941-1969-J&J £ 0.75
4 Ha 1941-1942
J&J b 1-00
1.00
4Ha Sewer 1941-1953—J&J
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
b 0.20
F&aI£8-2R
lHs 1941-1955
1.10s 1941-1949
Ask
b 0.25
b 0.20
Issue
Yield Basis
Yield, basis
Bid
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
as
taxable, all bonds issued prior to that
date are tax-exempt.
b Basis,
/Fiat price*
116
Nov., 1940]
STATE AND
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Bid
Philadelphia (Concluded)—
4 Ms 1976 opt 1946
4Mb Dec 17 1978
J&J
4s July 1942
J&J
4s Jan 1
112
J&J
"liOM
109 U
118
1906
116M
"I19M
4s
July 26 1972
J&J 104
3 Ms July 1 1986 opt 1956.109
3 Ms Jan 1 1941-45
J&J 104
2Mb Jan 1 1946-1960.-J&J 102
Philadelphia School Dist—
4Ms 1941-1913
J&J 6 0.75
4Mb 1941-1959
-M&N b 0.75
4Mb Apr 15 1941-58. A&015 b 0.75
4s 1941-1942
J&J b 0.75
Bonds
Bid
4Mb Rural Credit—
Due May 1 1943-*50—M&N
Ref 4s Aug 1 '43-'49—-F&A
3 Ms 1943 to 1946
F&A
3s Feb 1 1947—... --F&A
3s Refdg 1950-1959—F&A
Refunding series AA—
4Mb to Aug 1 1941, 3%
thereafter 1950-59--F&A
Corson County—
4-4 Ms
1942-1958
116
"IIOM
105"
Jackson
to 1.50
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
113
J&J
J&J
1946
4s Feb 16 1955
4s Nov 1
Ask
114
104
Ask
Bonds
Ref 4Mb Sept 1 1954 opt
Perkins Co refunding 3-4s
Stanley Co 15year3Ms
to 1.25
—
J&D b 0.50
to 2.40
Operating Revenue—
1 Ms Apr & Oct 1941....
100
Pittsburgh—
4Mb 1941-1950
---?££ b 0.50
2Mb Sch Dist 1941-62-A&O b 0.50
2Mb July 1 1941-1956..J&J b 0.50
2Mb Feb 1 1941-1958.F&A b 0.50
%
5 Ms Dec 1 1940
b 1.75
b 2.10
less
to 2.20
to 1.40
1
to 2.40
b 2.15
to 2.50
92
5s 1941-1960
M&N
4Mb 1941-1970
M&N
4Mb 1941-1945
—M&N
4s School 1941-1951—.J&J
2Mb 1941-1957
.J&J
2Mb voted 1941-1958. .F&A
Dallas Co 4 Ms Apr 10 1951.
%
96
98
100
85
El
89
99
101
School District—
3s 1944-1964
to 1.70
2s Dec 1 1956
2.00
to 1.70
2Mb Dec 1 1956
2Mb 1947-1948--3s Sept 1 1946
3Mb Sept 1 1944
3Mb Sept 1 1945
3 Ms 1948
3.90s Sept 1 1955-1958
4s 1940-1955.
4Mb 1940-1967
4Mb bridge 1944-1945
6s July 1 1943
2.10
to 1.75
2.05
.
F&A
& 1.10
to 2.15
2Mb 1941-1963-----J&D
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill County—
4Mb 1941-1955.———J&J
Scranton 4Mb 1941
F&A
5s 1941-1950
—-F&A
2 Ms 1941-1965
M&N
b 0.50
b 1.40
to 2.00
to 2.00
b 1.50
to 2.80
b 1.25
to 1.75
& 1.50
to 3.00
& 0.30
to 2.25
-J&J b 1.50
1941-48.-M&N b 2.75
4Mb 1941-1950
to 3.00
1.60
1.50
0.90
1.25
J&D
1.40
1.10
1.10
1.70
2.30
1.50
2.10
Par
to 2.15
Par
to 2.50
1.25
1.10
1.00
0.90
1.85
1.70
90
to 2.30
98
2Mb 1941-1968
J&J b 0.50
2Ms July 1 1969
J&J b 2.85
4 Ms School 1950
A&O b 3.60
4 M« Memorial Aud '52M&N b 3.50
5s Hospital 1954
M&S b 3.60
to 1.00
ISLAND
to 2.75 %
2.70
3.40
3.30
3.40
M&S
—J&D
to 0.65
4 Ms
to 0.90
to 1.70
b 2.35
2.15
b 2.40
/o
2.25 %
Cranston—
2Mb Nov 15 1942-1971---- b 1.10
4a 1941-1960
—-J&J b 1.00
4Mb Mar 15 '41-73-M&S15 b 1.00
5s 1941-1942
A&O b 1.00
to
2.75
—-
to 1.15
4Mb May 1941-1942—M&N
2.00
2.10
2Mb Waterwks '41-71 M&S
Pawtucket—
0.50
4Mb 1950
J&J
4Mb Sewer 1952—J&D
3.00
2.75
3.00
2.75
4Ms School 1954--—-M&N
3.00
2.75
0.50
1.25
to 2.60
2.50
2.35
Providence—
4MB 1940-1959
41 Jan 1 1945
„
4 Ms Ref 1941-1948
J&J b 0.75
Johnson City—
5 Ms Impt 1940-1940—J&D
94
Knox County—
to
3.75
to
J&J
-A&O
1.10
2 1 957
M&N2
2.55
2.40
4b Water 1962
-J&D
A&O
J&D
J&D
F&A
2.75
2.55
2.75
0.80
1.10
2.20
0.80
2.55
4s Oct 1 1964
4s 1941-1950
1944-1951
2Mb 1951-1959
2Mb 1941-1957.—-—F&A
2s May 1 1941-19583s
WPA School
to 2.20
Electric
3 Ms 1955-1958
Madison County—
to 2.50
0.80
J&J
to
b 1.25
to
2.50
4M% Highway '41-'49 J&D
Memphis 5s July 1954
2.55
5s River Term *41-'48_A&0
4Mb Water 1941-1902-J&J
J&J
4Mb Park 1959
A&O
4 Ms 1941-1955
J&D
4s 1941-1954
M&S
„
1941
J&D
6s Fund 1941-1901—-M&N
4Mb 1941-1967
-J&D
4Mb Funding 1944-—M&N
4Mb 1941-1907
..—J&D
4Mb June 1941-1957..-J&D
5s Funded 1941-1959—A&O
4s Funding 1947—l—A&O
4 M4 funding
-
-
-
-
-
1.50
1.55
1.50
1.75
1.50
1.50
1.50
2.25
1.30
to 3.10
4Ms Water 1949
to 3.15
1.50
3 Ms 1941-1944
2.10s 1945-1954
to 3.00
Electric
2.10
CAROLINA
3 M« Refunding 1940-1955... 6 0.50
State Highway Certificates
of
Indebtedness—
to 2.70
J
.
60.50
to 2.75
6 0.75
to 2.35
J&J 6 0.75
3s 1941-1952
to 2.65
6 1.75
to 2.60
to 2.20
6 1.00
to 2.10
4Mb Highway 1941-43.F&A 6 1.00
Charleston 4 Ms Jan 1942.J&J
8 Ms Wat Works '41-78A&0 6 1.00
Colombia 5s Ref 1941--M&S
to 2.20
to 2.25
104
104
3.60
3.70
3.75
b 3 .90
b 4 .00
113
115M
3.10
b 3.30
6 3.40
3.30
to 3
Anderson
4^s 1941-1945.F&A
4Mb Water 1945
Greenville 5s St 1942
8 Ms water ref 1941-70
Greenville County—
to 1.80
3 Ms
6 1.00
to
6 2.80
J&J
M&N
6 1.00
6 1.00
f!
to 3.15
%
to 2.75
to 2.20
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
1
2.25
6 3.00
6 1.00
2.75
to 2.50
6 1.00
to 2.50
M&N
1967
8b sewer 1940-1958---J&D 6 Too' to3~66
2Mb sewer 1949-1958.J&D 6 2.40 to 3.00
Kershaw Co—
5s Highway
Marlon Co—
1941-1940-F&A
6 1.00
J&D 5 0.50
to 1.30
J&D 6 1.40
to 2.20
J&D 6 1.00
to 1.90
J&D 6 1.80
to
%
Spartanburg County—
4Mb 1941-1947
4s
to 1.25
to 2.80
M&S
6 1.00
to 2.60
J&J
6 1.00
to 2.80
York County—
J&J
4Ms 1941-1950
6 1.00
to 2.70
1941-1958—J&J 6 1.00
4Mb Road July 2 ^l-'ASJ&J b 1.25
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J b 3.70
White County—
5M% Highway 1955-M&S b 3.70
AmariUo4Ms'41-'58.M&S
-—-M&S
6Mb Jan 15 1943
J&J15
4Mb Rural Credit 1942—J&J
/ Flat price.
101M
%
4Mb 1941-1961
4Mb 1941-1953
4Mb 1954-1958
Beaumont—
6 0.50
6 1 50
less
6 1.25
less
less
M
M
M
to 2.90
^
2.50
*0
2.60
2.65
'o
r.O
2.26
to
2.00
to
2.10
2.00
2.30
6 0.75
to
3 -85
0.75
6 0.75
to
to
3.25
3.25
6*0.50
to
1.25
3.25
6 0.50
to 3.25
6 0.75
to
2 70
6*1.00
to
1.50
3.40
6
pages
to 3.30
19 and
6 0.30
92
0.20
6 Par
to 1.40
6 0.30
to 1.40
6 0.35
6 0.25
to 1.20
6
1.30
to 2.25
6
1.60
6
1.80
1.40
1.65
6 0.50
0.35
0.25
%
to 1.15
to 1.25
to 1.90
6 0.15
to 2.00
6 0.25
to 1.50
6 2.00
less
6 2.20
less
M
M
M
M
& D 15 6 2.25
less
1
5Mb 1941-1954
6 1.75
less
6 0.50
less
F&A 6 2.20 less M
2.90
Bristol—
5Ms School 1941-1953—J&J 6
3.25
Charlottesville—
5s 1962 opt 1942
5s Water
to
Danville—
102
..M&S 6 1.00
Impt 1958—.J&J 6 2.00
4Mb July 1 1941-1950.-J&J
6 2.00
to 2.25
Fairfax Co 4Mb
1945-F&A2 6 1.90
Henrico County—
School 5s 1941-1950—J&J
6 1.60
4Mb June 1 1957
J&D 6 2.40
to 2.40
Lynchburg—
2.50
2.60
less
M
less
M
less
1
less
1
less
1
less
1
less
1
4a Pub Impt
1941-1959.J&J 6 2.10
less
1
F&A 6 2.60
less
M
Newport News—
4Mb 1941-1958
to 3.50
3.75
Norfolk—
3.50
to
4Mb 1940-1972
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May *52.
Petersburg 4Mb 1952—_A&0
Portsmouth—
5MS1951F&A
3s 1953-1962
3.50
103
to 3.30
J&J 6 0.50
J&J 6 0.50
.J&J 6 0.50
J&J 6 2.50
to 0 75
%
%
to 3.00
to
%
%
2.80 %
to
3 .40
to 2 50
3.10
A&O
1 25
J&J
1 00
100
to 3.40
A&O
1.00
A&O 6 3.10
to 3 .15
J&D
6 0.50
2.10
15 6 1.00
5Ms Impt Apr 10 1956-1965 6 3.25
at 104;
2.40
r,o
3.75
to
to
3.60
to
3.75 %
Brazoria Co—
J Optional to Jan. 1. 1943
3.75
to
to
to
5s Water Works 1954.-M&S
4s 1942 opt 1922
3 Ms 1941-1952
4s 1953-1977
1941-1973.. J15
Arlington County—
to 2.50
Tipton County—
5s 1941-1905
4Mb 1941-1970
SOUTH DAKOTA
6 Basto.
3b
1jO 2.20
Austin—
County—
5b 1941-1952
6s Sept 1941
(Commonwealth) 1962...
2Mb Refunding 1947-'60—J&J
1Mb Refunding 1941-'46—J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J
Alexandria—
3.00
„
A&O b 2.80
5s Aud Mkt H'se 1949-M&S b 2.50
4M% Jail 1941-1951..M&S b 1.00
Smith County—
5s 1941-1942
to
2.40
to
Abilene 5s Feb 15 1959-1905—
to 3.25
2.65
VIRGINIA
to 2.60
—
Sumter
4s
TEXAS
4Mb 1941
M&S
Spartanburg—
4Mb Water 1941-1965.J&J 6 1.00
5s Nov 1 1943
STATES—See
Refunding 1942-1951 J&J
Burlington—
4Mb City Hall 1940-55.J&D
Rutland (School Debt)—
4s 1941-1948
F&A
F&A 6 2.75
Fdg
to
VERMONT
1.75
to 2.25
5Ms
1.50
60 %
to 2
to
3 Ms 1940-1948
—J&D 6 0.10
4Mb Oct 1 1941-1949—A&O 6 0.15
Brattleboro—
to 2.90
6 2.50
J&D b 1.00
J&D 6 1 80
J&D
100
2ks 1946-1959
3.25 %
2.60 %
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 1948-
1.70
6 1.00
1942-1945
to
%
1969r
5Ms April 1 1941
J&J
1Mb refunding 1940-1955
Ogden 4 M % 1941-1945—F&A
Salt Lake City—
5s Refunding 1941
J&J
4s Ref 1941-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1905
A&O
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May I 1949
M&N
2Mb Refunding 1958.-M&N
Salt Lake Co 4Mb Apr 1 1942
2.60 %
to 2.25
Polk Co 5s 1941-1940
J&J
4Mb 1941-1955
J&J 6 1.00
4Mb Highw 1941-1945.f&A 6 1.00
4MB
10 %
3.00 %
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse 1957
1Mb 1942-1948
F&A
M&N
3*25
UTAH
Plant—
6 0.75
6 0.90
1mb 1941-1950
1.25
to
2.60
104 M
104 M
104 M
104 M
6 3.80
land River Bdge 1953.F&A 6 3.25
Nashville—
6s 1941-1942A&O
1.00
5s March 1941-1960---M&S
1.00
5s Memorial Sq '41-50.M&S
1.00
4Mb Hospital '41-'56--J&J
1.00
4Mb 1940-1908
M&N
1.00
4Ms 1941-1907
J&J
1.00
4Mb 1941-1948
M&S
1.00
Electric Power Revenue—
to 2.80
1940-1953
4Mb Water 1941-1968—J&J
4 % to 4 M % due
Montgomery Co 5s Cumber
J&J 6 0.50
I
J&J
5s Water Works 1942..J&J
98
Gas Plant—
to 3.15
to 3.00
3 Ms 1942-1949
2.10s 1950-1969
4s Institu'l 1941-1959
J&J
J&D 6 0.75
Wichita County—
4Mb ref Apr 1 1953-1904— 6 3.10
Wichita Falls—
to 2.40
104
104
J&J 6 1.00
—J&J 6 3.20
3.25 %
2.90 %
to 3.20
to 3.40
to 3.25
Waco
System Revenue—
3 Ms 1941-1954
to 2.50
2.80
to
F&A 6 0.75
F&A 6 1.00
UNITED
to 2.20
Loan—
3s 1946-1965
Woonsocket—
Aiken Co
3.40
3.05
2.00
4Mb Bridge May 1 '51 M&N 6 2.80
Refunding 4Mb Jan 1 1958.
Refunding 4Mb Jan 1 1958Refunding 5s Jan 1 1958—
Refunding 6s Jan 1 1958
General Obligation 4Mb
General Obligation 4M»
General Obligation 5s
Funding 5 Ms Sept 1950
Wditor 4H|8
4s Funding 1952-1962-A&O
3.00
to
A&O 6 3.10
Knoxville—
„
J&D
4 »Oct 1 1954
4MB
82
Jackson—
4s May 15 1948—-—M&N
3 Ms gHigh sch 1954.J&D
SOUTH
to 2.00
County—
4M% Refunding 1957-A&O 6 3.25
b 2.20
5% Bridge 1944
2.35
to 1.15
1.75
1.90
to 2.60
4s May
b 1.00
1
2.25
to
\
5s 1941-1970
F&A
San Antonio—
5Ms W W 1941-1965.M&N
5s Sept 1941-1959
M&S
5s St Impt Dist No 2 1943..
4Mb 1941-1907
J&J
4Mb 1941-1908
F&A
3s July 1 1941-1951
J&J
1.50
Hamilton
to 2.75
0.75
0.75
v
Highway 1947—J&J b 1.70
5% Co Memorial'41-'50J&J b 0 .50
Dyer Co ref 3M-4Ms 1905—79
Fayette County—
4Mb Road 1958
J&J b 4.00
Gibs-County—
4Mb. 1940-1958
to 2.75
Newport—
5Ms June 1 1911-1953.-—.
to 2.40
Port Arthur—
Davidson County—
1% Relief 1942-1943. --M&S b 0.50
1M% June 1 1941-1943-J&D b 0.50
8% Public Wks 1951-50-M&S b 1.50
1977
6 2.25
I
to 2.75
to 2 25
4Mb Apr 10 '41-'56-A&010 6 0.50
Houston—
4Mb Sept 1940-1952—M&N
0.50
4Mb 1941-1957
J&J
0.50
4Mb Impt 1941-55(s-a).J&J
1.25
4Mb 1942-1947
1.00
2Mb 1941-1955
J&J
0.20
1Mb 1941-1955
J&J
0.20
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
4Mb 1940-1951
J&D 6 0.75
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1944,
1949, 1954, 1959. 1964
6 1.75
96
92
to 2.80
1.80
Galveston—
5s Grade Raising 1944-A&0
5s School 1941-1954...M&S 6 0.75
5s 1941-1956
A&O 6 0.75
Grimes County—
5Ms Road 1941-'54.A&010 6 1.25
Harris Co—
Electric Power Revenue—
4s Oharit Inst 1965
6
6 0.50
6 0 50
Ind Sch D 4s '41-'64._F&A 6 "0.75"
3 Ms Nov 11940-1967-M&N 6 0.75
Chattanooga—
Wilkes-Earre—
4Mb Impt 1941-1945—J&J b 1.50
York 4Mb 1941-1943
F&A & o.90
4a June 1
to 2.60
to 2.75
6 0.75
4Mb 1941-1971
4Mb 1941-1964
4s Refunding 1941
1.85 %
1.90
1.60
5s funding Jan 1 1959—J&J
5 Ms road
—
to 3.25
3% opt rev
J&D
6s April 15 1946-1947
Carter County—
Scranton School District—
RHODE
J&D b 0.50 less M
TENNESSEE
J&D b 2.25
1953
Paso—
6 0.75
6 0.75
5s W W purch 1950
A&O 6 3.25
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—-F&A 6 3.25
4Ms 1941-1960
A&O 6 1.00
Fort Worth—
to 1.70
Public Works Relief—
Net
2 Ms 1942-1955
M&N 6 0.60% to99M
Corpus Christ! 5s fd *67-F&A 6 4.00
3.75 %
Dallas—
5s 195'.
5s 1911-1959
_
4M%
Ask
River Conservation &
Reclamation District-—
to 2.40
Sioux Falls S D—
to 2.40
Bid
Brazos
b 1.50
b 1.25
b 1.25
Co—
to 2.40
To
or
Net
_
4s 1940-1956
99
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
....
4Mb 1941-1954
5s Water 1948
Richmond—
4Mb 1958
4Mb July 1 1964
4Mb July 1 1941
4Mb July 1 1965
J&D
102
6 3.00
6 2.60
less
6 2.60
less
6 3.00
less
6 3.25
J&J 6 3.00
J&D 6 2.50
less
...J&J 6 2.20
J&J 6 2.25
J&J
M
less
less
2MB 1941-1953
1Mb Jan 1 1941-1960
less
less
0.25
J&J 6 "2.30" less
J&J 6 1.60 less
M
1
6 0.25 to 2.00 %
Roanoke—
2Mb Water 1941-1908.A&O 6 2.40
2Mb Jan 1 1941-1958—J&J 6 2.00 less
4Mb 1940-1956
2.15 less
Staunton 5s 1941-1958..M&S
2.15 less
Tazewell Co 5s 1941-40—J&J
1.60 1688
Washington County—
5s school 1941-1949-.
1948 at 103; 1953 at 102 and 1958 at 100.
J&J 6 2.25
less
1
'
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
LOO
Ask
Spokane—
4 Vis Park 1962
b
0 25
4H% Gen obUg 1941-43--J&J
4% Gen oblig
...1948-1950 b 1 50
8H% Gen oblig
1950-1951 b 1 70
8H% Gen oblig
1951-1952 b 1 80
Clark County—
Refunding 6s 1953
M&N
to 0.75
to 1.80
to 1.90
b 0.50
%
2.50
4Vis Gen oblig wat. 1940-59
Water revenue bonds—
2s 1941-1945
2 Ha Water ref
to 2.75
%
2.25
1946—
b 0
1940-1942
King County—
4V*s Bridge 1940-49-M&N
4Ha 1940-1950
M&N
Pierce County—
4Ha 1940-1944
Port of Seattle—
5s 1941-1955
M&S
4V*s Jan 1941-1955
J&J
to 2.00
b 0
—
to 1.25
b 0
to 2.40
b 0
to 2.45
%
%
b 0.60
to 1.40
%
b 0,
to 2.50
b 0,
to 2.50
%
%
L & P
—A&O
5 Hs L & P 1941-1943-M&N b 1
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&0 b 1
4 H Lt & Pr 1940-'58—M &N b 0
Emergency Funding opt *44
4 Ha 1941-1959 opt-M&S
1.00
6s 1941
A&O
A&O
to
1.75 %
to 3.40
1.00
0.50
to 2.30
0.50
to 2.35
0.50
to 0.70
Tacoma—Revenues—
4 Vis Water '41-'43 (s-a) J&J
4 Vis EIL&P '42-'46(s-a)J&J
4 Vis EIL&P '41-51 (s-a) A&O
4s Water 1944-1946
J&J
Yakima—
5s Wat rev
b 0,
to
2.70
2.70
to 3.25
%
%
3.25 %
to 3.25
to
4 Vis
to 1.20
to 1.25
5s Wat Wks 1941-1952.J&J b 0.40
0.40
to 1.85
General
1.50
to 1.80
to 1.75
to 2.45
to 2.00
b 0.25
to 2.45
J&J b 0.25
to 1.00
b 0.25
b 0.50
to 2.25
6 0.25
to 1.40
to 2.00
%
WISCONSIN
6 0.50
to 2.00
b 1.00
to 105
&104V*
to 105
b 1.00
to 2.70
b 2.70
to 3.00
b 0.75
to
Eau Claire—
4 Vis
1941-1944
Green Bay—
4 Vis
A&O
1941-1947
6s W W 1940 1960—M&N
to 1.30
Madison—
J&D
4Vns 1941-1949
to 1.00
J&J b 0.25
to
M&N 15
4Vis Sew Mar 12 1941-19454Viscourtb'se '40-49 J&D16
Racine 4 Vis 1957———M&N
to 1.10
to 1.60
b 0.20
to 0.60
to 1.40
b 1.25
0.90
to
b 0.15
to 1.00
to 1.30
1.00
to 3.00
_F&A
1.00
to 1.50
1941-1950
J&J
Superior 4Vis Sch '41-44.J&J
b 0.50
to 2.00
b 2.00
to
to 1.75
b 0.80
J&D b 0.15
0.25
6s 1941
to 1.45
b 1.05
to 1.75
J&D
M&S
to 1.50
0.25
to 1.50
b 0.60
b 0.15
J&J
J&J
1943-1952
J&J
3s Sept 1, 1941-1946
M&S
2Vis Sept 1. 1946-1960—M&S
2 Vis Nov 11940-1962—.M&N
2 Vis May 1 1944-1962
0.25
4 Vis Ct H'se '40-*50
J&J b 0.15
2s Road 1941-1963
J&J b 0.25
4 Vis 1941-1945
4s
1941-1944
2.70
Racine County—
b 0.80
4 Vis
to 1.05
3.50
1.75
WYOMING
Albany County—
Ref 3 Vis 1942-1954
J&J b 0.75
Casper ref 4 Vis 1941-1964. J&J b 0.50
Sheridan (Wat) 3 Vis 1941-'65 b 0.50
to 1.70
to 1.70
to 2.50
to 3.00
to 3.10
/ Flat price.
Par
preceding the date of issue.
Capital
Surplus
31,
$
Per
10
Aetna Insur (Hartf) —
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
25
Allemannia Fire
10
17,820,380
19.768.389
123 V*
53
10 15.000,000 21.855.402
(Pgh)
10
_
(Read'g.Pa)
Amer Equitable (NY)
5
Amer Fid & Casualty.
5
Amer Oas
5
(Wash'ton) 100
10
Ame HomeFire(NY)
Amer Fire
(Newark)
2 V*
10
Amer Relnsur (N Y)_
10
Amer Reserve (N Y)
10
Amer States (Ind'nap)
25
Amer Surety (N Y)—
_
Automobile Ins Hartf)
(Bit)
Baltimore Amer
Bankers Natl Life
Bankers & Shipp
(NY)
Boston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
10
2io
25
100
100
Calif-West States Life
5
OamdenFire(Camden)
share
5
3.000,000
1,200.000
3,000,000
563,730
1,000,000
157.500
200,000
1,000.000
3.343.740
2,000.000
1.000,000
350.000
7,500,000
1582926,448
5.757.113
5,007.051
2,425.092
1,521,263
1,909,764
3,513,926
563,730
1,591,302
4,932,801
2,920,034
985,989
213,183
390,363
75,451
1,086,606
1,145,116
11,354,498
12,464,818
4,925,023
1,424,965
1,282,815
2,643,210
350,000
5,837,363
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ftH
21
23 V*
21
22%
18 H
11H
110
19%
11V*
_____
5
12H
43 %
13%
45%
15V*
30
32
6,192,656
50
38
7H
39
9.618,591
8,617,287
2.079.984
1,500,000 2,330.902
673,500 + 5,143,342
250,000
3,576,034
1,000,000 2,170.527
4,615,817
3,000.000 14,650,936
2,459,378
1,000,000 2,339,491
875,000
770,000 +47,612,851
5,807,891
2.000,000 4,121,087
_
CoVumkan "Nati
22
7%
25
19
770.728
27V*
%
21H
18,657.475
2,000,000
10
3.000.000
-
1,500,000
3.529,077 141,796,596
383,858 +18,022.948
8,180,687 +219464,625
Del)_
10
10
(Wilmington,
"21"
29V*
2M
22
7
8
140
150
Casualty
5
(Hammond, Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y) 2
Eagle Fire (Newark)_ 2
10
Employers Re-ins(KU)
—
5
5
Excess Ins (N Y)
Federal Ins (Jer City)
10
(Bait)
20
Fidelity & Dep
Fidelity-Phenix
(NY) 2V*
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
Fireman's
(Wash'ton)
20
Flremans Fund (S F).
Firemen* Ins (Newark)
25
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Reinsurance.
5
5
5
10
Georgia Home
Fire & Mar
Falls Insurance
10
(Glens Falls. NY).
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
2d preferred
Gr
Amer Indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax. NS).
Hanover Fire (N Y)
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
5
Gibraltar
_
5
15
15
5
10
10
10
1.000,000 5,352,343
8.150.000 25.681.304
2,000.000
1,757.193
4,000,000 5,515.886
12.000.000 56,776.267
10
(New York)
Home F & M (8 F)
— _
Home Fire Security.
Homestead Fire (Bait)
_
8.475,475
10
1.000.000
4.932.000
3.200.302
287.636
10
1,000.000
754,694
10
8.097.451
48.121.615
2,634,445
!•188,742
63
66
9,016.344
4,131,181
48
52
1.009.695
1.691,246
1,117,201
15,102,208
6%
24%
58%
7%
7%
27%.
60%
8%
2%
5,591,541
95,914
14
/1.339,788
138
>
143"
18
2,121,228
1,580.311
32%
34V*
10
5
3,000.000 8,22^214
1,000,000 2.156.234
927.484
1,500,000
2,000,000 14,060,178
1,526,085
600,000
1.000.000 5,453,997
4.686.941
45%
14%
ilH
N'eastern (Hartford).
North River Ins (N Y) 2%
North Star Reins ur
5
Northern Ins Co(NY) 12%
^
2,466.401
5
2,245.657
6,070.084
2.121,895
24%
26
17
20
4.959,557
98% 102%
10
(New York)
Providence - Washing¬
ton
(Providence)
1.000.000
2,950.945
2,199,510
13%
15V*
10
3.000,000
35
37
ReinsuranceCorp( NY)
2
1,530,000
4,596,157
297,899
1,000,000
981,131
19
20
28
26V*
10V*
32%
2. OOO".666
1,000.000
892.537
2,738,240
1,263,895
1.579.093
25
Rhode Island (Prov). 2V4
Rochester
American
3,184.552
1,433,308
2,032,497
26V*
idi%
Reliance Ins (Phila)..
10
Reliance Life (Pgh) 100 100
10
Republic (Dallas)
Revere (Paul) Fire
10
6,414,876
4,998,898
1,928.266
2V*
4
1,000.000 2,071.824
10
62 % 10,000,000 21,070.534
827,848
24 V*
26
9,609.365
25
30 v*
Pacific Indemnity
10
Pan-Amer Life (N 0)_
10
36
Peerless Casualty....
Phila Life (Phila)
10
Phila Nat Ins
10
Phoenix
28%
37
1
56 V*
120
38%
66%
38%
2%
59
9
9%
48
125
39
68%
9V*
Ins
Preferred
(Phila).
(Hartf)
_
30 H
38
23
40
26
St Paul F & M
24 %
26 %
_
Seaboard F & M
(Rochester)
Seaboard
10
5
Accident
.
(St P).
10
1,000,000
845,307
1.000,000
756.344
971.581
35 V*
10
2,000.000
4,000,000
4,078,182
33 V*
25
5.000.000 14,919.181
12.376.770
125
10
5
6.375.650
2,675.687
52.856
1.241.513
500.000
2.000,000 18,118.208 +69.574.151
6.233,177 +15,381.874
2,000.000
14.016.221
2.000,000 6,233,177
43
8%
63 %
Security Ins (N Hav).
Springiield Fire & Mar
(Springfield. Mass)
58
Standard Accident
10
12
Sun Life
25H
27%
13%
26%
Travelers Fire
85
88
31H
57
33%
40
43
IV*
18H
2%
20%
55
6V*
1,000.000
45%
10%
12
240
10
43 V*
9H
25H
7%
(NY)
SuretyJNY)
Ass'ncejOas)
100
(Hartf) 100
C S Casualty conv pref
2
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)
U S Fire (New York).
8 Guarantee Co
U
Dniver Ins
2
4
10
(N J)
West Coast Life (S F)
Westchester Fire (NY) 2%
Wisconsin Nat Life
t Consists of $312,000 $4 cum. 1st pref., $500,835 $5 2nd pref. and
life Insurance reserves,
a Statutory insurance reserve,
s Includes capital,
No par value,
reserve or
3.000.000
5 15.000.000 50,371.518
5,331.877
1.000.000
5
(Milwaukee)
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
4.058,267
37
10
10
98
4.041,236
13,146.880
1,255.309
5,256.395
33,867,780
2,000.000
1%
Fire
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
1
1,484,447
11.539,889
1.000.000
121
115
5.460,234
5,415,507
2,000.000
27
27 V*
957.537
2,411,725
1,000,000
9%
10V*
735,709 +19,038,646
1,000,000
3.699,317 X115
119V*
1,000.000 3,023,180
37
40
2,832,531
1,500,000 2,500,000
13%
1,000,000 2,119,524 +35,421,052
9% "lOV*
281,435
493.974
630.000
1%
2V*
207,183 +12,613.671
700,000
14
15
575.240
1,304,124
1,000,000
86
90
8.725,846
6,000,000 39,661,976
28
2,853,978
3.011.073
Brunswick
(New Brans. N J)_.
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H)
25
254,365
1,453,186
2.326.675
4,424,256
35
2,544,798
16%
Old Line Life (Milw).
Pacific Fire (N Y)_—
12,757,108
13,967.492
7,272,844
2,164,733
991,253
1,326,705
+887,835
9 V*
2V*
6.244,634
Occidental Ins (S F)__
300,163
400,197
2.824,060
6,352,355
15.451,216
9,527,819
1,000,000
8%
1%
S.OOO.OVK)
12
7%
8H
46%
1,200.000 17.789.632
400
1.000.000
26 V*
35
38
6,933,791
350
Cas
11
9,784,360
19,678,872
897,459
3,252.880
7,324.229
Amsterdam
25H
2,000,000
2.500.000
45
6.205.984 +103,115,640
1,224,424
2,148.977
100,222
201,290
69%.
36%
1,000,000
750.000
5,000.000 22,414,530
8.784,716
4,000,000
235,471
200,000
1,100.000 5.609,852
—
60
1,421,828 121,700,845
2,642,443 +27,864,308
1,500,000 2,500.000
250,000
228,044
755,095
834,962
4,000,000 12,866,770
2.400.000 9,130,299
3,750.000 51,504,983
2,000,000 10,214.569
300.000
397,403
7,500.000 16.356,502
9,397.690 8,029,384
3.000.000 8.828,675
1,000,000 6.000.000
500,000
1,007,254
1,000.000
1,187,443
42
34%
N orth westernNational
637,530
1.000,000
6,822,050
5,000.000 66,076,028
815,000
373,178
69
2,500,000
_
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty (NY)
New
21,620.936
3.000,000 +73,418,070
1,979,097
1,215,138
of
New York Fire
Continental
Excelsior
Ask
Per share
1,000,000
com
& Mfrs
(Baltimore)
Continental Amer Life
Continental Assurance
210,000
York
New
532,498 +16.036,236
1,573,861
2,165,995
17,274
a3,456
900.000 el,681.064
New
330
Life
(Hartf)
Bid
Fire Assur
(New York)
17
1.057.804
100
Merchants
295
400,000
1,500,000
150,000
5
Nat'l Union (Wash)
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
500.000
5
1,000,000
1,000,000
10
(Phila)
1
Maryland Casualty..
Mass Bonding & Ins
12 %
(Boston)
Merchants
2,000,000
1,000.000
Oas'ty
103 V*
615
5
100
(Boston)
10
Commonwealth Life—
Conn Gen Life
%
5
(N Y)
595
100
10
10
Knickerbocker
Manufacturers
52
5,000,000
10
20
Jersey Ins Co of N Y.
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City, Mo)
100
17
892,276
Central States Life (St
Louis)
City of NewYork(NY)
City Title Insurance
Colonial Life (Jersey
$
10 12.000,000 65,269,141
(Philadelphia)
Jefferson Stand Life-
Lincoln Fire (N Y)
8
(Wilmington
N.O.)
Par
Ask
lnsur Co of Nor Amer
3,000,000 17,202,657
7,500,000 18,089,892
10
Amer Alliance (N Y)
Reserve
$
Premium
Dec.
Bid
Aetna Casualty & Sur
(Hartford)
Unearned
1939
Premium
Reserve
Capital
Unearned
1939
$
*
2.25
improvement—
2Vis 1941-74 opt '45.J&J
b 0.20
b 1.00
1941-1946—J&J
J&J
—J&J
3 Vis
Surplus
legal
to
Milwaukee County—
1945-1954
4s July 1948-1952
3 Vis 1951 and 1952
3.15
'43-A&O
1941-1951-J&D
4 Vis
1941-1943
4s 1941-1950
Dec. 31,
Home
to 2.10
0.60
Quotations are as near as possible tor the closing day of the month
Glens
to 2.20
0.60
0.60
WEST VIRGINIA
IVis Road 1944-1964
Carolina
J&J 6 0.40
Milwaukee—
1 Vis Road 1950-1951
Amer In ur
to 2.05
Clarksburg 5s 1941-1953.A&0 b 0.15
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
Morgantown 5s 1941-1548.J&J b 0.35
Ohio Co (Board of Educat)—
2Vis 1942-1974 opt '46_J&J b 0,50
Wheeling—
„
5s Highway
to
1940-1953
M&N b 1
3 Vis 1943-1953
A&O b 2
3 Ha 1941-1954
A&O b 1
8eattle School Dlst No 1—
4s 1946-1950M&N b 1.50
4 Vis ref wat 1941-1954--J&J
Washington Toll Bdge Auth
Tacoma Narrows Toll Bdge
3s 1941-1952
M&S
3 Vis 1952-1960
M&S
Lake Wash Toll Bridge—
3s 1941-1949
M&S
3 Vis 1949-1955
M&S
%
2.00
b 0.
4s
b Basis.
J&D b 0.35
—J&D b 2.00
Charleston S D—
5s
1941-1952
to 2.15
Z°
to 3.40
Munic Lt & Power Rev—
4 Vis 1949-68 opt
Ref 1943-1954—J&J
1941-1954
M&S
5 Vis 1941-1953
J&J
5s Imp Mar 1 1941-1942...
Spokane Water Revenue—
4Vis-4V>s 1941A&O
\Net
Ask
Walla Walla—
Seattle—
General obligations—
4 Vis 1941-1955
4 Vis 1941-1957
J&J
Bid
Charleston—
2 Vis 1941-1958
2 Vis 1958-1972
2.10
to 2.00
3Vis
4 Vis
1.70
to
2.30
0.50
To
or
Bonds
Net
Ask
J&J
4s & 4 Vis ref 1941-51-
Everett—
4s 1946-54 optional
Bid
Bonds
Net
WASHINGTON
To
or
To
or
Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
day of the month preceding the date or issue
securities are as near as possible for the closing
Quotations for all
1,380,640
2,000,000 20,008,203
2,000,000 +22008203
2,000.000 6.477,319
1,263.531
400.000
375.000
10.217.865
10.217.865
3.003.557
875.185
243.415 +24.100.281
1,000,000
9,315,816
400,000
574,790
$75,000 $5 junior pref. stock,
s Not an insurance company.
5.748.869
+7,779.760
250
8V*
37V*
35 V*
128
45
3
4
240
290
428
418
8 V*
9
19V*
47V*
69
22
6V*
21
49V*
71V*
24
7
33
35
16
18
+ Policy reserves, also called-
TTRATi
101
ESTATE BONDS
Real Estate Bonds
-J
V'
.
•
Quotations are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
Bonds.
1528 Walnut
.
AllertoD
N
Y
< 'orp
33
60
—
10)4
Cum income 2-6s July 1 1955— /
9X
Allied Owners Corp—
1st Income 4-5s 1958
J&J
101)4
Debenture 2-3s 1963
J&J
89)4
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum Inc. 3-5s 1950—A&O /
33
Arcade Bldg A Rlty (Seattle)—
34
1st leasehold 3-6s 1948
J&J
Arcady-Wllshire Co (Los Ang)—
24
Non-cum inc 5o June 11949J&J
6
Arrowhead Lake 7s 1944-47.J&D
Assoc Chain Store Realty—
1st mtge coll 5H> 1957—J&J
49)4
71
Cum Income 6s 1957
A&O
14
AdJ non-cum Inc 6s 1957.M&8
Assoc Realty Bldg (Los Angeles)
36
Income 5s 1948 (w-s)
J&J
Baker Hotel /Dallas)—
1st ■ f 5s 1950 (with stk) -F&A
92)4
Bait Parcel Post 5X" 1949
99
95
Barker Bros Bldg (LA) 6s'47 J&D
Bauman
(Ludwig)—
42
1st 5s (Brooklyn) 1947
F&A
1st 5-6s (Long Isld) 1951. A&O
65
Beacon Hotel Inc 2~4s Apr 1958/
4X
Beilevue-Stratford (Phila)—
5Xa 1935——J&D /
3
Ben] Franklin 6s ctfli 1933
/ 21
Berkeley-Carteret 5Xs '46.M&N / 46
Blng & Blng deb 6H« 1950 w&8 / 35X
Income 7s 1950 w-s.. ..M&8 /
15
Book Tower (Det) 2-5s *52-(w-s)
20
Boston Insurance Exch Bldg—
13 X
1st Lse cum inc (w s) 5s Apr.'53
Boston Metrop Building
'
ext 3-5s 1950
29
J&J
Boston Parcel Post 3s Oct 1945.. /
4X
Boston Postal Serv 5 Xs '38-J&J /
32
Broadway-Barclay Inc—■
1st, 2s 1956
An June / 20
61X
Bway Mot Bldg 4-6s 1948—F&A
Bway-Spring Arcade Bldg—
24
Non-cum 4-5s April 1 '57.J&D
39
Bway & 38tb St 7s 1945 ...J&J
26
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3*4-5* 1944
Bklyn Fox Corp Inc 3s Oct 1 1957 /
10X
Brant Pk Bldg (NY) 6 Xs'45J&J
2-4
extended to 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldg—See Industrials
—
1st
ioi"
23
-
-
-
-
«
15
32
6
—
.
28
12
11X
-
-.
n
Nominal.
27
28
27 X
28)4
39
_
10X
9X
58
18 X
19 X
68
19X
——
23
26
IX
100
45
-
35
-
36X
23
fi
o
1
"3"
51
32
....
26
12
37
40
34
36
20
21
28
29
76
41)4
4-5s 1951.
Loews Midland Theatre
& Office Bldg 6s. 1941..M&N
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942
M&N
London Terrace Apts 3-4s*52 J&D
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6)4s "45
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47.M&N
I;ord8 Court Bldg ftHt 1942.J&D
Macrid Realty 3s-._a
96"
50
99
=--
54
2
19
7X
57
2X
21
47
37
40
17
20
63
66)4
64 X
86
90
65
20
19
21
29)4
31
65
26
1
21
23 X
35 X
2
82
98
Marshall-Wells Bldgs 6)4s'47 F&A
97
Mayflower Hotel ( i) O) 6s 1650..
2
Mecca Temple 5s 1942
/
Mercantile Properties
Inc—
101
Sees f 5Xs 1946
J&J
76
Merchants Nat Prop4-6s *58- J&D
Tower
23
66)4
38
2)4
84
98)4
5
103
80
14)4
6)4
77
20
78)4
21)4
31
108
109
76
15X
4X
17
5)4
63
—
10
H
5X
28
37
8X
31
64
48
50
52
34
3554
34
46
57 54
48
19)4
20)4
56
....
86ri68 Q
i. Towers 2-4s (w-s) 1960-M&S
19(1(1 Rltieuhouse So ' Phtla)—
1st cum income 5 X» 1945-(w-s) /
32
North Station
1st m s f 5»
78)4
N
32
34
cj
Indus Bldg (Bost)
1962
..A&O
Olympic Inc (The) Seattle—
1st 6s 1943
—
k Last sale.
K>
39
14
34
19
27
5
X
83
14 X
58
33
39
1st extended inc 5s 1950—J&D
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
Income 5s Oct 1 1943—
J&J
Repub Bldg/ Denv) 3-5s'49.J&D
Retail
Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
59
88 X
69
3
Income deb 6s ser B 1959 A&O
RIttenhouse Plaza 2)4s Jan 119581
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark.)—
.
18
2-6s July 1 1956
An Mar'/
Roxy Theatre 1st 4s 1957—M&Sl
21
RussBldg. (San Fran )6s'51 F&A|
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 6)48 '45 /
86 X
62
4X
1st cum inc 2-5)4% June 1957San Fran Paramount Corp—
23
.—J&J
77
5s. 1943
Savoy-Plaza Corp—
3-6s (w-e) 1956
Ann Oct /
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With stock
J&D
Without com stock
..J&D!/
6s debenture 1951
On Sept/
Schuyler-Hudson 4s 1947
Sevilla-Bilt Hotel 7)4s *37 ctfs
...
80)4
M
M&N
.
7H
15
15
37
60
1
Shelburn Inc (Atlantic City)—
6s with stock 1959
Sherneth Corp 3-5Jis (whs).1956
4
/
60 Park Place Bldg 4s-5s
.19471
Sixty-one Broadway Building—
1st s f 3)4-58 (w s) 1950.-M&N|
Income 3-3 )4s stpd 1955.M&N/
8X
28
24 X
Income 6s
M&N
1945
■X
Stanley-Mark Strand 6Hs 1941
Stan lei
Heal Rs» 5)48 '45
J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5V4sl942
.M&N
Steuben Bldg (Chic) 6s 1943 M&S /
Stevens Hotel (Chicago)—
Income 5s W-S 1956
/
Stone & Webster Bldg (Boston)—
39
99
93 X
6X
IX
47 X
1947
M&S
101X
Strauss-Manhat conv 6s '33. J&D /
31
Taft Rlty (New Hav) 6s*40 A&O /
22
Income 3s w-s 1951
18
Nov /
75
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953
-
Non-cum Inc 6s 1958
J&D /
1088 Park Av Corp 2X-5s'53 M&S
5
32
—
—
MM
25
—
77
—
—
.
—
34
Textile Properties—
1st 4-5s(ws» 1958-M&N
3s 1944—.
Trinity Bldg 5Xs 1939
J&D /
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941 .M&S
Stamped..
2 Park Ave Bldg 4-5s 1946.J&D /
2d fee 3s 1946
-.Ann Dec /
23 Lexington Ave 2X-4s '50.F&A
29 4th Ave Corp 2Xs '63 (w s).~ /
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942-..
/
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5**» —1943 /
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3« 1944.
Tyler Bldg 6s (w-s) July 1 1953— /
U S Realty & Impt 6s 1944. .J&J
-
23 X
21
25X
25
23
28
70
39 X
10
21
20
33
-
75
—
—
12
—
-
•
-
—
—
.
36
5
4
42
—
•
—
-
-
—
—
•
18
21
1st 6s 1935.
F&A /
1st & coll s f 6s 1938
A&O /
Van Sweringen Corp 6s '35-M&N /
Varick St Sta P G (N Y) 6s 1941 /
7
25
8
26X
2X
9X
100
J&J
Wallbridge Operating Oo (Buff)—
Income 3-4s 1950
11X
Ann Feb
Waldorf Astoria (Hotel)—
Non-cum inc 5s 1954 ....M&S /
6X
Wall & Beaver St dorp—
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953
.....
5X« series C2
5Xs series CW-1.
5X® series FI
17
62
45
6^s series B-K
4
.
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
M&N!/
2d non-cum Inc 4s 1959.M&N!/
Plerrepont Hotel 3-4s 1951--J&JI
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5 Vis '48M&S /
Mtge cum Inc 5s May 1962
1
Conv cam Inc deb 5s May 1967/
Voting tr ctfs for common.....
Poll-New England Theatre—
1st s f 5s 1958
M&N
Gen Income 5sNov 15 '83.J&D /
Prudence Securities Corp—
Income 5 Xs ser A 1961—M&N
5)4s 4th series
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
Van Sweri igen Oo—
Mtge—
5 His series B-I
26
20
14 X
X
F&A
5Xs 1937
New York Title &
26
39X
TextUe Crafts Bldg 2d
69)4
39)4
N
32
Lexington Co Inc—
1st M leaseholds f 3-4s 1964. J&J
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s 1952..
-
1st fee & l'hold 4-5s 1949.A&O
Neisner Bros Realty, Inc—
Conv s f deb 6s 1948
J&D 15
New Weston Annex 3-4s w-s 1945
N Y Athletic Club—
25
83
47 X
5s
Bldg—
1st mtge 2-5a 1955
J&D f
N Y Majestic Corp 4s (w-s) 1956
Y Postal Service Station—
50
2)4
63
-
25
Speed, Building (Louisville. Ky).
Inc (N Y O)—■
Metropolitan Playhouses—
Debenture mt e 5s 1945..F&A
Montreal Apts Ltd 4s 1954--J&J
Montreal Insur Exch. Bldge
1st mtge 2-5)48 1950---- &J
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959-(w-s)
Nat Press Bldg 3-5s 1950
J&J
Ad] mtge inc Apr 16 4Xs 1950.
2X
56
65
_
46
Mtge cum Inc 3-6 )4s 1957M&N
Manhattan Towers 6s 1948-M&S
12
St Louis Post Office—
30
.......
National
1
61
/
/
.
60
29
/
70
31)4
72
-
22
/
/
65
Marcy (The) 6s 1940
F&A
Mark Hopkins Inc—
1st income 4-6sFeb 1 1952..
102 X
71
29 X
...
29)4
Hotel Taft Corp 5s 1947
F&A
Jagels & Bellis Realty 6s '48.M&S f
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Kramon Devel Co 1st fee &
leasehold 3Xs~4s 1952—M&N
f*ke 8h Ath nub (Chic* 6Xs *45 /
LaSalle Wacker Corp 5s fixed 1957
Non-cum inc 5s 1962
Units...........
Lawrence Hotel /Erie, Pa.)—
6s Jan I 1948
M&S
Lefcoort VWnOHt Bldg—
1st fee 5s 1948
..J&D
i efcourt State
Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 Xs 1948.
Lenox Hotel Inc 5s 1950
.F&A
...
101
52d & Madison Office Bldg—
1st Leasehold 3s Jan 1 1952..
600 Fifth Ave 6Xs—
Stamped 4s 1949
—J&D /
1600 Walnut Corp (Phlla)—
1st 6s 1950—A& > /
/Flat price.
1st fee & 1'hold 6s 1938-41 J&D
1st fee & l'hold 6s 1942.—J&D
Herald 8quare Building—
Income 5H>ws 1963
F& A
5)4s ex stock 1963
Lincoln Mtge Co (Newark)—
Cum inc (w-s) 5s 1948
A&O
De Paul
Ext Income 3s 1952
...J&D
Film Center Bldg 4* 1949
A&O
5th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6)4s 1945
6th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948
6th Ave & 55th St Bldg 4s '55 w-s
15 Park Row 4s w-s 1952
J&J
50 B'way Bldg 3 6s 1946
M&«
51 East 42d Sjb 3s 1956—An Mar
61 Fifth Ave 4a 1943
—A&O
15)4
14
Madison
Exchange Building (Seattle)—
1st s f 3-5s July! 1955
F&A /
Ferry Station P O (San Fran)—
22)4
103
1951
rtr
1
44
33 X
31
76
Lincoln Bldg Corp—
92 X
19
1952
Feb
47
_
Lewis Morris Apts 1st
21
63
91X
Equitable Office Bldg 5s 1952...
17)4
26
M&N
Hlrt#
7X
22
16)4
24
75
.
6
Park
91
44
-
-
21
X
11.
29X
19X
70
PantagPR 'Alex) 6s to 1947.M&N
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Park Crescent 6s (w-s) 1955
1«t s f inc 3X-6s May 1 1948. /
Hollywood Knickerbocker (L A)
1st 6s 1951
F&A
Hotel Drake Corp Inc 3-5e '53F&A
Hotel Gibson Corp (Cine)—
3-4s Apr 1947-.----.---Hotel Lexington units 4s "55.M&S
Hotel Sherman, Inc—
1st 5s \1957 (w s) Apr
—
Hotel St George 4s 1950—-A&O
Hotel Syracuse Inc 3-6s 1955.M&S
5
3X
31
24
34
17
JA P
lst m leaseh 5s 1946
Harrln««i>
17
16X
6)4
Hartford Times deb 4X" '51 M&N
Hearst-Brisbane Properties—_
6
-
Diego)—
M&S
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s 1951
30
Edgewater Beach Hotel (Chicago)
Cum Inc deb ext 514s '41..M&S /
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948 M&N
11 West 42d St (N Y O)—
4Xs-5s (stamped) '53
M&N
80 Broad St Inc 4s Nov I 1956..
80 John St extd 4-5s 1950.. A&O /
870 7th Ave 4)4s Jan 1 1957
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
J&D /
—
f 6s 1943.
5X
_
(Pltteb)—
2)4-5s 1957 (with stock)..J&D
Graybar Bldg
' »ff,cm lnc)~
20"
2
43"
Grant Bldg
48 X
Deb 5s Legended
s
A&O
,
Music
1st mtge 2-4s 1952--.—-M&S
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938..M&8
38
....
Edgewater Beach Apts—
Llq Tr Inc 6s w-s *50 Ann Oct
36"
38
Governor Clinton Co Inc (N Y O)
-
Hospital 1st & ref
3-3)4-3)4-4s 1940-1947--Q-Feb
33 X
23
53
110 So Penn Ave (Atl City)—
6s 1944 (w-s)
.J&D
117-114 Union Turnpike (Kew
31
594s to 1940
48
Detroit Leland Hotel 5s Oct 1 *52
Domin Square Corp 4s '59
J&J
Dorset Hotel 1st partic 2s 1957..
Drake (Phha) 6s w-s 1959
Eastern Ambassador Hotel units
16
Orpheum Th & Rlty 6s *46-.M&S
Palace Hotel (San Fr) 5s '45-F&A
Gildred Bldg Co (San
45
(Oliver) 6s 1939-M&N /
28
26
95
8
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940.-M&8
Cromwell
15
1st 2 X-4s (w-s) 1949
J&J
6s 1944
J* J
Garrett Buildings (Chicago)—
26
65
ChlcHerald& Exam BX* '50
Circle Theatre extd 6s 1946.M&8
OleveTerm Bldg 1st 6s 1941 J&J /
Cleveland Theatre gen 5s 1944...
Oolonade Construction—
1st s 14-5)48 1948(w-e) —A&O
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
2
1st leasehold 6 )4s to 1941. M&8
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Corp)
Fox New Academy of
35
Butler-Hall 4X-5s 1947.Q Mar 25
Cent Manhattan Props 6s'46M&S /
Central Zone Prop 6s w-s'53 F&A
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
102
Bid
One Park Ave 2d s f 6s '51 ..M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s '41 M&N f
103rd & West End Ave—
Income 5s June 1 1942
J&D
Gardens, N Y) 5s 1953—-F&A /
165 Broadway Bldg—
Secsf ctfs4Xs (ws) 1958.
General s f 2d 3s Aug 1958 F&A /
Ore Paramount Corp 4s '57-M&S
A&O
'42-J&J
1410 B'way Bldg 3H» 1941
-
Oolumbu»-Venetian-Stevens Bldg
(Chicago) 1st leasehold Inc
8-5s, 1955
M&S
Congress Square Hotel /Port Me)
5Xs 1946—
M&N
Copley Square Trust 4Xs '41 U&S
Court & Remson Bldg Corp
(Bklyn) 1st s f 3 X-5s 1940
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—J&J f
48 8t Real'n Corp l-4s. .Mar 1952
1400 B-way Bldg 4-5s 1948.J&J
Fourth & Market Rlty 6s
Fox Det Theatre 6s 1942
-
Chanin Building—
1st Leasehold inc 4s 1945.M&S
2d Leasehold Inc 2s 1945. M&8
3d Leasehold Inc Is 1945.M&8
11
Forest Lawn 1st M 5s '64—F&A /100X
1
40 Exch Place 5 Xs 1956—-.M&S f
13 X
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958-M&N
65
71
Pa) 1st extd 4-5s 1945
A&O
Albany Metropolitan 5X*6s 1949.
Aldan (Hotel) lst3-5s 1957.-F&A
Alexander Hotel (Md)4s '42 A&O
Corp 6s (w-«) 1951-
Bonds.
Ask
Bid
Bonds.
Ask
Bid
Abraham Lincoln Hotel (Reading,
•
preceding the date of issue
46
49
4Xs Nov 1 195il
J&J
Warner Bros Hollywood Thea—
18
1st 6Xs 1941
M&N
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
/
Westchester Bond & Mtge 5Xs
Westlnghouse Bldg 4s I048.A&O
Woodbridge Bldg 5Xs '41—A&O /
3X
10X
....
7X
89
1st
55
19X
56
15
18
40
45
16
17
Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per centt/ 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
from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
are required.
For
' V
are
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no
periodic statements
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken rrom the latest
weekly statement.
National Banks
State Institutions
ALABAMA
June 29
Capital
National Banks
June 29
June 29
CALIFORNIA
Oross
Surplus &
Profits
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
State
Institutions
June 29
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
■
Deposits
Par
Norni nal.
Birmingham—
$
2,061,000
$
Bank for Sa vi. & Trts. d
Birm'ham Tr & 8a v
100,000
500 000
Common.
113.000
U,232.893
share.
1,194,217
289.892
375,000
1.000.000 ol,849,370
1.000.000 01,773,249
Tr Oo
Merchants Nat Bk__
3,648,441
28,654,695
26,071,138
317,791
856,195
92,629
4,916,370
18,666,577
3,082,624
Union Bk & Tr Oo„_
232,135
76,828
218,768
118,627
2,690,656
1,817,796
1,629,740
1,530,550
342.500
National Banks
June 29
J25
125
25
2534
2534
25
25
25
0
re cent
.
140,994
4,328,047
50
936,435
26,018,355
010
|, 777,671
13,869,464
125
277,902
70,076
9,465,906
3,679.249
1,00
-95" 105""
100
125
8,529,144 193,830,082
7,975.347 135,314,398
20
49,061
les
sa
100
mmrnmrn
Diego—
250,000
485.000
600,000
270.000
Common.....
Preferred
6134
Security Tr & Sav Bk
10
10
1534
Bank of Calif, N A..
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
18 34
35
25
Anglo California
16*4
16
16
7 34
20
22
100
25
98
102
National Bank... <*16,120.000
6.800.000
80
150
734
734
105
109
62,000, 000 o80089120 1503974050 12
3734 40
1,500, 000 /2,217,422 18,854,965
500, 000
138,877
3,405,564
100
295,772
212
1,000 000
216
5,289,094
100
1,300 000
500,123
171
17,720,922
100
174-.,,
Crocker First Nat Bk 6,000 000
8,270.863 159,876.459
270
320 \
100
The San Fran Bank.
6,000, 000 9,224,040 170,475.895 1000 10,000 HOOD
Pacific Nat Bank
80
dl,000, 000
362,755
70
9,572,680
100
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Oo
9,000,000 8,808,379 290,545.252
100 *27534
Yokohama Specie Bk
411.509
1,360.000
8,096,004 p
Bank of America
Bank of Canton...
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
100
100
State Institutions
June 29
ARIZONA
Per
250.000
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
196,997
650,000
247,500
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
883,659
215,724
3,660,375
.
600,000
1,196,600
Jl,479,976
250.000
530,367
Tucson—
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
share.
100
17,921,626 t 20
4.561,573 t 25
'
V
N
41,212,836
o
^
re
cent
\m
10,308,609
[5
sa
les
American Tr CoCommon
7,500,000 109.762,306 309.091,225
7,500.000
Preferred
San Jose—
First National Bank.
Santa Ana—
National Banks
June 29
ARKANSAS
890,152
134,000
151,504
566,000
434.000
220.391
9,348.792 flOO
uoo
200,000
1.000.000
375.000
550,491
836,960
166,520
Per
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
Little Kock—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank..
Twin City Bank
300,000
200,000
100,000
112,224
657,266
599,930
665,047
152,057
45,647
2,386,002
8,480,954
10,250,473
11,533,482
4,605,487
1,287,881
NatiXl%nh'
20
N
COLORADO
100
N
100
100
re
cent
sa
les
re
cent
25
sa
les
o
Institutions
June 29
Nom inal.
Colorado Spgs.—
Per
Colorado Sav Bank..
50,000
148,164
1,794,747
140,667
369,379
410,251
759,585
75,220
9,335,090
5,458,088
100
1,000,000 11,882,122
300,000
39,665,787
/100
J 445,464
120
Preferred class A__
663.000
494,829
19,248,888
50
Exchange Nat Bank.
100,000 I
65.000
300,000
First National Bank.
Pine BluffNat Bk of Com re
d
Simmons Nat Bank.
300.000
100.000
400,000
113,306
1,028,126
2,451,625
12,739,291
100
120
share.
2,735,016 J100
U00
100
6,127,817
100
9,647,587
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
300.000
185,500
15,075,109
S*ate
o
25
W B Wort hen Co
Preferred
255
240
CANADA (paatlil,
share.
100
100
25
Nat Bank—
....
5,076,684
11,972.024
2,782.279
100
-
Nom inal.
275,000
600,000
500.000
11,152,036
State Institutions
June 29
Fort Smith—
Oity National Bank.
343*
553*
31H
4834
1,690.922 1234
Common
Preferred....
Stockton—
First National Bank.
100
|20
600,000
Commercial Nat Bk. I
First National Bk—
Stockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk__
20
Denver—
'
100
American Nat Bk
Central Sav Bk & Tr d
400
500,000
350.000
50
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
National Banks
June 29
CALIFORNIA
June 29
Per
1,000,000
223,000
852,770
241,363
18,806,821
3.376.114
N
100
50
Los Angeles—
California Bank—
5.000.000
800,000
Preferred
Citizens Nat Trust &
Savings Bank..
Farmers & Mer Nat
|3,892.145
121,202,885
125
cent
international Tr Oo.
Pueblo—
sa
/
Common...
share.
0
re
les
21
140
5,000,000 05,442,972 128,413,480
3.000.000 5,579,775 142,582,990
47
48
125
336,850
95,139
4,122,214
300.000
2,785,323
309,479
46,635,244
12,713.083
~93~~ "9434
100
Pasadena—
Citizens ComlTr & S
300.000
682,729
6,024,481
100
550,000
450.000
)1.172,273
14,905,333
125
150,000
300.000
72,347
307,441
2,700,996
4,028.064
..
Common
d
Union Nat Bank...:
a
100
100
4,965,145 rioo
\100
of San Francisco, Calif.
Outstanding preferred stock consists of $1,014,000 1st pref. of $20 par
a share, and $700,000 or 2nd pref. stock.
6 March
25
26,
1940.
\ 25
20
100
e
125
Savings deposits,
e
Preferred
cent
Sale price.
t Controlled by the Transamerlca Corp
60
2,000,000
.
o
les
value and retirable at $50
Farmers & Mer Sav.
Central Bank
_
-
94,281
2434
♦
24,000.000 132530463 599,443,448
8,000,000
Union Bank & Trust.
2,500,000 2.945,791 40,327,588
100,000 I
194,000
....
23 H
21,554,245
2,206,724
N
re
sa
100
Common.....
Preferred
30,000
Pueblo Sav & Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
20
500.000
Minnequa Bank
22
100
1,933,028
50
35,117,599
100
63,758,190
1,555,713
983,756 "ioo
100
27,682,953
100
20,130,831
1,716,417
165,689
1.500,000
100.000
100.000
550.000
500.00-•
First National Bank.
\100
141,116
2,068,295
4,079,357
46,913
57,957
2,446,034
2,379,559
1,260,000
National City Bank. d
Union National Bk
d
J S National Bank.,
_
Western Tr & Sav Bk d
60.000
First National Bank.
Nomi nal.
Oakland—
Bank of Co mmerce
...
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank
State Institutions
Long Beach—
Farm & Merch Bank
_
175.000
uan
60
Nomi nal.
Common
100
American Nat Bank. d
20
Bisbee—
Miners & Merch Bk.
Union
N
100
100
100
& Savs Assoc
400,000
120,000
200,000
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr & Sav Bank d
...
100
k
Sumitomo Bk of Cal
Selma—
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Oo. d
Valley Nat Bank—
Common........
1,937,469
35,137,466
__1.921.991
6,299,161
1,403,049
245,250
145,000
United States Nat Bk d
San Francisco—
300,000
1,000.000
100,000
203,248
1,848,621
185,717
132,794
First Nat T & S Bk__ dl.750.000
San Diego Tr & S B
100
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
Preferred
.
Merchants Nat Bank d
Mobile—
First Nat Bank
125.000
956,250
50.000
Citizens Bk of Sacra
San Bernardino-
71,091,051
3.700.000
Am or Nat Bk &
Sacramento-
Capital Nat Bank... d
|5«°
Ask
Nom inal.
Per share„
Bank of Alex Brovra.
34,282,321
Preferred
al ,688,000
Industrial Sav Bank. d
81,700
125.000 e
First National Bk—
Common
4,600,000 12,281,083
Preferred..
Per
50
Bid
May 19. 1938.
d
Common and preferred stock outstanding.
/June 30, 1939.
q Revision San Diego First National Co.. controls 97% of the stock of
the First National Trust <te Savings Bank of San Diego, Calif
i Dec. 30, 1939.
Ik Oct.
I Last sale price.
n
o
Sept.
30, 1940.
p Par value 100 yen.
2.
1939.
New stock.
National Banks
June 29
CONNECTICUT
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Nov., 1940]
103
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
State Institutions
June 29
Capital
Deposits
Deposits
Profits
Capital
Par
As*
Bid
As*
Bid
Par
Gross
&
Surplus
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
State Institutions
June 29
FLORIDA
Nomi nal.
Miami—
Nomi nal.
Per
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
„
Preferred
26,122,007
1,440,000
Black Bock Bk A Tr.
160,337
120,000
2,200,000
Brldgep't City Tr Oo
North End Bk & Tr
Common.
let preferred
$
396,410
$
600,000
2,190,264
28,346,586
1,436.537
5
(7?
ft k
25
4%
share.
5]
b 7]
45
42
28
30
(
25,000
122,600
25,000
2nd preferred.....
West Side Bank—
Common
Preferred
45,926
2,052.406
40
25
45
266,474
300,000
150,000
1.150.000
100,000
4,000,000
100.000
1,600,000
100,000
4.000,000
100,000
Conn River Bkg Oo.
First National Bank.
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
East Hartford Tr Oo
Hartford-Oonn Tr Oo
Park Street Tr Oo...
Riverside Trust Oo
.
240,937
il ,244,284
1,047,518
174,640
4,504,198
203,772
<2,221,555
<
169,324
3.999.233
8,109.191
17,611,532
1,787,238
88,264,410
240,203
53,775,180
<4,501,615
226,025
175,440
110,687
59,794,910
3.974.570
3,666,735
2,141,351
69,081
1,187,193
250.000
125,000
.
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Oo
1100
25
27
30
500
120
70
100
50
Common........
50,000 1
50,000
500.000 <
200,000
Preferred
Travelers Bk A; Tr Oo
West Hartford Tr Oo
100 .000
Home National Bank
Merlden Nat Bank.,
Merlden Tr A 8 D Oo
383,783
150.000
a
76,451
108,869
100.000
147.000
Puritan Bk A Tr Oo. a
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Oo.ia
160
35
40
100
200,000
1,181,022
13,512,820
100
400.000
200.000
488,701
151,606
5,896,042
3,933,745
100
75,000
200,000
41,061
60,666
1,639,318
2,500,676
100
100
200,000
397,989
9,063,001
25
100,000
1.250,000
45,036
609,503
1,184,981
204,121
1,105,344
19,225,341
20,813,244
2,046,546
100
100
125
100
100
125
100
150
175
100
70
75
76,761
2,181,598
100
321,473
8.129,711
100
160
100
73"
70
45
Broadway Nat Bank
13
Exchange Nat Bank.
25
43
/ 25
23
First National Bank. al ,000,000
First Sav ATrCo...
500.000
West Palm Beach
Fla Bank A Trust Co.
100.000
West Palm Beach At¬
25
100
54
6100
.....
Tampa—
/i
lantic Nat Bank
d
200.000
21
20
25
25
12
15
100
125
140
12
105
58,773
1.478,572
25
8
2,867.264
100
100
National Banks
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
June 29
June 29
Nomi nal.
Nat Bk of Commerce
25
1.252.517
32,085,150
10,708,038
13,970.393
50
35
38
50
62
64
50
70
72
3,380,361 /100
73
.
j 103,701
ilOO
800.000
553,399
105"
100
20,105,206
109
100
4,834,006
N
Olty
a
a
342.832
212,500
o
2,563,248
50
re
cent
1,991,037
943,577
93,300
189,786
41,587
300,000 <
100
sa
les
100
Atlanta—
Per
American Sav Bank.
200,000
Oitis A So Nat Bank- r5,000.000
First National Bank
5.400,000
917,215
125,616
3,548,168 103,500,797
6,558,218 127,288,033
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
J50.00C
200,000
n
422,505
188,714
25
19
100
3,462,037
1,796,813
110
Common
1.000.000
Augusta—
Georgia BR Bk A Tr
277.691
3,418,506
145
165
155
100
175
Oitis A So Nat Bank.
100
145
155
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
100
Wateroury—
Oltls A Mfrs Nat Bk
Water bury Nat Bk—
600,000
940,971
5,909,749
J 261,000
...
Colonial Trust Co...
Water bury Trust Co
100
12,261,252
300,000
184,000
500,000 <2,245,405
300.000
204,647
Common........
°referr«d_..
National Banks
160
25
149
153
tio
14
15
161
826,049
7,317,913
100
140,862
237,227
32,989
379,810
2,361,123
2,353,809
1,359,754
3,462,296
100
80
100
135
170
100
[ 32
25
3,864.107
"80"
100
110
90
145
100
35
40
100
210
230
f5.000.000
110,000
500.000
3,584,168 103,500,797 110
1,535,500 100
88,624
10
7.465,477
294,556
14
15
100
r5.000.000
500,000
645,000
3,584,168 103,500,797
5.170,378
276,995
5,637,147
288,261
10
14
15
100
100
80
85
2,117,649
100
30
200,000
Savannah—
Bavann ah Bk ATr..
Oltisens Bk A Tr Oo
Oomrnon
Debentures
a
200,000 1
62
106,412
50
122,000
90
National Banks
June 29
60
50
State Institutions
March 26
IDAHO
Nomi nal.
Institutions
Slate
100
28
10,657,757
DELAWARE
June 29
f
"14 %
29 H
100
First Nat Bk ATr Co e
12,319,999
6,300,918
12,733,742
28 %
Macon—
Oily Bank A Tr Oo_.
1,000,000
1,345,456
200,000 i
697,177
700.000 <1,200,944
10
672,182 10,327,222
3,584,168 103,500,797
3,698,244
299,434
750.000
Gttix A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
Nat Exchange Bank. e
250,000
Columbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr.. e
850.000
First Nat BkofOol..
200.000
fourth Nat Bank.
200.000
Home Savings Bank.
75.000
Oitis A So Nat Bank.
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nst'l
13%
260
39,944,356 /100 240
1100
100 "95" I05"
4,500,000
100
756
775
38,997.823
|1,641,679
Preferred
475.000
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Oo.. a
980,000
Trust Oo of Georgia. «2,000,000
Merch A Mech Bank
120
share.
100
Fulton Nat Bank—
..
Bank A Trust Oo.
135
6,310,194 f 20
I 20
25
None
170,000
1.458,700 <1,257,077
Fidelity TitleATr Oo
Stamford Trust Oo..
100
6,080,347
25
248,483
205,000
,/170,000
Wtnthrop Trust Oo_.
125
20,180,366
413,619
Florida Nat Bank
-
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Oo..
44
110
68.000
St Augustine Nat Bk
St. Petersburg—
6,375,774
1.721.426
112,750
45,915
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo "2,054.000 <1,174,797
New Haven Bk NBA
800,000
1,110,347
Second Nat Bank
750,000
965,087
Trademen's Nat Bk
Preferred
Dn A N Haven Tr Oo
New London—
25
100
323,165
132,000 I
25
1,803.507
a
'Common
13,795,189
3,128.694
160
100
100,000
30^
Community Bank A
Co_
None
Florida Bank
g
Palm Beach
First National Bank.
Augustine—
Exchange Bk St Aug
18
1100
11,551,543
100 1/100
4,257,333 100 175
963,383
278,569
138.236
500.000
Windsor Trust Oo
Merlden—
130
Orlando-
_
295"
275
25
2.286,008
130
100
100
St.
28 H
60
10
25
100
share.
100
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
Oit A People's Nat Bk
30
25
2,159.623 J 25
Bo End Bk & Tr Oo—
New London
875,855
First National Bank
Common..
Preferred
jlOO
1100
Hartford—
Trust
300.000
400,000
1
...
165,000
96,000
Oapltol Nat Bk A Tr
,
3,693,470
37,257,023
100,000
164,609
989,069
97,410
437,210
125,670
100,000
National Bank
.
Per
$
200,000
1,200.000
Amer Bk A Tr Oo
First National Bank.
First Trust Oo.
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
Little River Bk A Tr
Miami Beach First
Per
Boise City—
June 29
share
Idalst NatBk ofBoIse
Nomi nal.
Per share•
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
210,000
500,000
Industrial Trust Oo.
Union Nat Bank
625.000
203,175
1,000.000
1.500.000
672,600
4,000.000
Delaware Trust Oo__
Equitable Trust Oo.
Security Trust Oo
Wilmington Tr Co..
—
2,287,267
314,149
4,625.716 20,303,659
3,874,728
<1,189,748
734,083
5.069,080
i
924,225
13,450,775
<2,822,380 20,508,905
1.059,978
10,217.776
<12347,814 104,180,051
100
110
50
300
25
11,107,863
26,961,359
100
N
0
re
cent
1,286,866
125,000 n
56,820
28,330,866
78,273
100
sa
les
750.000
550,000
Common
Preferred
First Security
Bank. al,050,000
49
25
63
100
165
25
64
60
216
100
133
50
Boise Trust Co
•mm
m
mm
National Banks
June 29
m
67
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
June 29
-----
Nomi nal.
Per
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
lid Second Nat Bank
Nat%£ Sg* DIST.OF COLUMBIA
a
145,000
City
a
475.000
bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
250.000
100,000
1,000,000
500,000
400,000
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Oorp a
Wash.
340,000
1.050,000
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
200,000
800,000
Nat
Bank of
86,347
546,531
636,858
326,708
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
160
25
"30""
2,166,593
11,175,335
5,565,111
4,230,825
29,953,314
8,612,401
11,512,388
6,187,131
11,566,066
2,694,136
28,313,263
270
285
123,077,731
/100
268
285
\ 100
101
1,162,880
487,347
965,597
235,898
840,324
217,456
1,917,763
10
100
190
100
300
20
28^
205
Belleville Nat Bank
Belleville Savs Bank.
31*"
200
9t. Clair Nat Bank..
Amer Secur A Tr Oo.
3,400,000
Aetna
State
Bank..
Austlo State Bank
Avenue St Bk Oak Pk
100
170
100
200
50
55
8everly State Sav Bk
Central Nat Bank...
100
121"
Olty Nat Bk A Tr Oo
100
100
155
Oont III N B A Tr Oo
[<5,225,243
Oont Nat Bk A T Oo
1,000,000
250,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Common
Income debentures
509,687
436,188
5,477,761
9,344,102
9,019,228
56,933,222
,209,166
19,903,812
1,302,295
6,445,569
13,012,840
24.751,431
Union Trust Oo
Wash Loan ATrOo.
\2
1,916,411
2,539,746
1,398,630
2,889,838
6.977,918
2,660,972
100
100
260
125
4,250,280
69,160,944
6,173,920
7,589,861
3,060,185
11,039,449
159,365,408
1,421459289
419,898
3,867,283
100
25
30
100
40
200
210
17
21
60
167
183"
100
235
250
200
215
(100
100
400,000
a1.600,000
200,000
<380,000
100,000
300,000
4.000,000
50.000,000
1,500,000
a
250,000
a
104.000
....
262,448
172,297
<
98 ,128
1,651 ,589
i
172, 841
i
233 ,115
118, 875
261, 647
3.559, 906
50.213 035
533, 125
85, 153
j
85,465
96.000
440,000 <
245,854
1.000.000
1,111,199
First National Bank
30,000 000 40,075,902
First Nat Englewood
200.000 i
580,127
Halsted Exch Nat Rk
200.000
271,648
Preferred
76^
100
220,874
Drexel State Bank.
a
Drovers Nat Bank
50
65
100
75"
228
*
FLORIDA
State
Sale
Jacksonville—
June 30,
Florida Nat Bank.
.
Spr'field Atlantic Bk
1.500.000
Ql .500.000
50,000
1,608,895
1,813,877
1,507,641
39,475
56,867,972
31,033,132
45,595,337
1,130,366
10
10^
205
210
25
27
30
100.000
199,911
1,930,655
25
100
100
30
275
150
40
28
33
100
110
125
10
18
21
100
113
118
33*i
100
100
853^
88^
175" 266"
18
22
4.045,523 f 20
i 30
40 "23" "28"
8,501,576
100
150
160
32.276,517
258
1,140723524 100 250
100
215
235
5,405,435
180
100
190
8,348,456
outstanding.
Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
/March 26, 1940.
g
Member of the Florida National Group.
Bank of Jacksonville. Florida.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National
< Sept. 30, 1940.
r
k New stock.
I Last sale.
Combined statement.
t Trust funds.
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank— g
share.
100
100
100
1939.
d Member of the Atlantic Group in
Per
43,000,000
les
Retirement price.
e
Barnett N B of Jack.
sa
price,
Includes preferred stock or debentures
c
Institutions
June 29
Nomi nal.
Atlantic Nat Bank
100
t Branch of Savannah.
b
June 29
ceht
85
a
National Banks
o
re
District Nat Bank—
Oommon
Nat Sav A Tr Oo—
Munsey Trust Oo.
47,537
N
100
Chicago-
Oosmopolit'n Nat Bk
3.000.000
Preferred
1.000,000
a
Second Nat Bank
500,000
Secur Sav A Oom Bk a
510,000
100,000 /
300,000
347,000
150,000
First National Bank
Am Nat Bk A Tr Oo.
Biggs National Bank
Common
4.410.740
5,867,366
3,669.560
Belleville-
Washington—
Anacostla Bank
a
share.
215,719
353,882
45,588
160,000
300,000
375,700
100
y
x
Stock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co.
Ex-dividend.
n
Dec. 30, 1939.
104
BANKS
National Banks
Surplus dt
Profits
Capital
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
June 29
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
June 29
%
%
Kaapar Am State Bk
260,000
LaSalle Nat'l Bank.. Oi 700.000
302,678
218,343
r
Par
Ask
Bid
$
Per
Surplus
20
2.647,087
7,154,989
275.000 1
326.000 /
Preferred
.
Lire Stock Nat Bank
Madison-Crawford
399,612
12,741,320
r10
11
485,264
3,663,574
27,670.391
100
225
58
62
1,627,793
1,000.000
Natl Bank
218,732
335,757
1.331,965
200.000
Main State Bank...
M ercha ndlseNat* I Bk
600 000
Mercantile Nat'l Bk.
600,000
r
624.977
Mercbants Nat Bk..
200.000
200.000
r
391,718
r
93,231
195,210
Metrop State Bank
Mid-City Nat Bank
200.000
r
400,000
.
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
200.000
Mutual Nat BknfClh
Nat Bk of Hyde Park
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
400.nn»t
200,000
500.00(1
National Security Bk
Nat Stkyds Nat Bk_
300.000
1.000,000
North Shore Nat Bk
<
200,000
500.000
Oak Park TrASav Bk
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
215,891
453,827
142,518
968,306
322,011
1,681,646
117,324
r
630,423
/2,000,000 r1.694.020
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
Seara-Com State Bk
Cedar
UO
400.000
165
175
United 8tate Bank..
Council Bluffs-
125
100
City National Bank.
242
100
115
122
100
125
135
3,559,914
100
82
92
12,009,740
7,342,582
12,781,347
3,938.560
19,355,793
9,754,791
43,136,985
4,990,562
10,634,283
7,238,516
23,673,751
11,900,025
3,443.082
9,213,237
2,742,041
3.436,936
7.842.354
7,341,537
7,974,121
10,645,127
3,862,089
9,519,672
5,727,705
27,917.898
12,370,836
1,286,426
100
112
120
20
25
29
110
100
15
100
30
50
60
65
100
148
160
34
37
mm
mm
mm
mm.
'
'm
m
m
m
m
-
20
33
100
100
70
75
190
200
100
m
m
m m
36
100
100
~•
m
■m
-
-
-
m
25
"
30
3 O0_.. 310
50
100
68
260
270
100
500
73
Common
...
41,254,599 (100
1100
100
6,261,950
50
492,361
190,471
9,946,020
5,259.435
Sioux
400,000
250,000
300,000
292,000
334,710
407,471
10
6,900.000
6,411,429 ftlOO
7JJ95.442 __IQQ
100
6,718,085
100
2.675,875
100
N
660.000
0
re
cent
sa
les
City—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank ~T —250,000
Woodbury do
Bk
100,000
247,129
121,648
8.446,901
2,268,831
100
11,561,442
26.220,556
15,456.752
100
Institutions
State
KANSAS
June 29
0
June 29
rec ent
sa
Nomi nal.
les
H'ltohtnson—
2.000.000
100
mmmmm
100
300,000
250.000
A mer Tr 4k Sav Bank i
National Banks
N
100
827,274
1,219,291
1.705.277
600.000
First National Bank.
Jefferson Tr 4c8av Bk
Common
Per
50
65
75
American Nat Bank
150.000
20
17
18!^
First National Bank
20
50
51
50
50
55
1,829.818
100
60
65
Exchange State Bank
621,465
100
55
60
Security Nat Bank._
Rlvervfew State Bk.
250.000
109,999
253,061
Common
300.000
255,022
11,303.632
Preferred
434.000
194,548
share.
100
3.596,258
4,915,581
2,744.271
1,438,954
100
Kansas City—
Cotnm'l N Bk of K O
200,000 \r 198,941
50,000 J
130,202
150,000
Capital notes
South Side Tr A SavB
4,115.906 /
14,904
100,000
Common
Debentures
Mercantile Tr 4t 8 Bk
200,000 \ r 104,301
125,000
169,672
200,000 r
35,354
100,000
50,000
43,000
200,000 r
131.280
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
State St Bk 4C Tr Co.
Bockford—
4.031,405 J66»,
16,404,946 100
1,003,575 100
745,000 100
100
1,608,693
-
70
85
80"" "85"
50
60
35
75.000
<
Third Nat'l Bank...
353,027
364,610
500.000
757,225
300.000
500.000
355,050
531.699
r
Manufac'rs State
Bk
Citizens State Bank.
i
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
40
60
65
40
40
45
100
185
50
110
120
100
10,232,216
6,256,357
13,402,668
re
cent
100
sa
les
161,513
259,278
34,518
2,173,200
2,703,443
100
500.000
400,000
77,500
Leavenworth Nat Bk
110
100
Springfield—
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank...
100
5,270,961
441,729
299,424
100
100
100
924.352
Topeka—
s
100
o
6,601,963
150.000
150,00C
50,000
Central Trust Co
12,547,076
6,829,510
10,698,839
N
261,957
531,143
Leavenworth—
Central Nat Bank
471,967
123,072
100.000
40
Illinois Natl Bk 4C Tr
200.000
242,000
500.000
10
10
100
275,000
First National Bank.
mm
1
1
200.000
First State Bank
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
1,750,000 11,424,208
1.250,000
150,000
341,710
a
1100
2,187,989
847,358
515
1,637.052
300,000
100.000
Union Nt Bk A Tr Co
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com Mer Nat BkATr
23.925.720 rioo
100
93,892
701.722
185,194
100.000
First Nat'l Bank
550.000 11,204,875
450,000
80,135
150,000
34,987
50,000
a2V
25
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Bank 4c Trust Co:
BlgiaBlgin Nat'l Bank..
100
al00
100
m
115
100
100
(25
2,855,955
)
Dubuque—
-
80
74
105
10ft
21,372,325
First Fed State Bank
Preferred
•mm
50
750,000 11,017,139
250,000
149,102
150,000
First National Bank.
mm
mmmm
100
...
VaPov 8av Bank
m -
100
31.488,336
Preferred
-
—«
les
100
600,000 r2.363,339
Common
155"'
147
100
cent
100
De* MolnesBkATrOo
100
100
/100
o
sa
Cent Nat Bk 4k Tr Co
170
25
100
1,961,654
lap City State Bauk
155
100
3,116,487
4,695,409
N
re
100
68,734
20,000
100,000
Bank.
Common
Preferred
25
too
Savings
Oatenport—
Davenport Bk 4c Tr.
Dei Moines—
Bankers Trust Co—
160
15
183,932
224,810
25
100
20
85,097
80,000
Preferred
State
_
m m
3,283,609
32.234,661
5,062.964
1,094,174
r
1,518.586
Common
215
m
140,073
2,185.537
161,720
46,045
share,
100
100
(first National Bank.
19
200
150
2,416.678
3,062,289
150,000
150,000
Coun Bluffs Sav Bk.
125
11
100
750.000 rl,035.770
r
519,456
Bkala Nat'l Bank
93,525
200.000 r
South East Nat Bank
200 000
305.879
South Shore Nat Bk85.789
200.000
State Bk of Clearing
97,925
150,000 r
Terminal Nat Bank
20 > 000
294,940
(Jnlv St Bk of Chic.. i
295,000 r 305,189
516,439
30o.000
Upper Av* Nat'l Bk
300.000
Uptown Natl Rank
393,421
Western Rt> -tr Bank
200.000
225,210
Amalg Tr 4c Sav Bk
<
400.000 r 544,370
Banco dl Napol Tr
300,000 r 428,944
Chid City Bk A Tr
goo.ono r,1133,165
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk <
483.271
541.000 t
Bast Side Tr&Sav Bk
200.000 r
80.726
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
6,000.000 r11891758 295,496,286
Lake snore Tr & 8 Bk i 700.000 r 399.210
13.628,151
Lake view Tr Ac 8 Blc.
500.000 rl,611.926
33.795.210
Northern Trust Co..
8.000.000 r10696275 389,748,385
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
300.000 r
477.833
10,237,522
i
People's Sav Bank..
100
m
200,000
500,000
250,000
50,000
Merchants Nat Bank
133
252
85,529
88,835
ft
Rapids—
Guar Bk & Tr Co
100
5,906,459
7,204,160
24,183,558
19.579,899
8,338,984
Per
%
125,000
200,000
Nat Bk of Burlington
235
20
$
Farmers A Merch 8 B
14
300.000
Common
Ask
Nomi nal.
Burlington—
86
81
Bid
Par
Deposits
share.
ax
50 d
Oross
A
Profits
Capital
Lawndale Nat bauk
Liberty Nat'l Bank
June 29
Oross
Deposits
Nomi nal
Chicago (Cond.)
Institutions
State
IOWA
130
195
140
200.000
100.000
60.000
200.000
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Topeka State Bank..
8.217
73,446
58,105
76,892
215.544
631,999
36.844
•
500.000
100 000
100 000
<
"
*
46,200
11,698,402 1100
2,287.751
100
416,074
100
2,457.921
100
1.040.970
100
694,518
125
7,686.322
150
10.312.167
1,456,945 100
125
1,365,725
Wichita—
National Banks
Institutions
State
INDIANA
Fourth Nat Bank...
June 29
Nomi nal.
Evansvllle—
Per
500.000
100.000
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr 4c Sav Bk
Franklin Bk 4c Tr Co
I
Bank
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
15,947,342
1,291,745
1,478,483
1,481,912
59.930
164,900
137,500
100.000
Indiana Tr 4c Sav Bk.
Lamasco
1,036,588
190,134
20,539
34,306
1,057,288
14,094,080
1,932,966
500.000
1
810,065
36,578
223,500
share
100
200
100
160
100
100
110
100
100
1.000.000
100.000
Seuthwest Nat
200.000
Bank
1.361.165
1,411,083
35,195
283,752
100
28,119,121
26,258,378
1,197.999
2,718,967
225
250
100
100
100
Union National Bank
Common
110,000
90.000
4,026,893 f 62i,
110
100
1.000.000
Kansas State Bank..
June 29
First National Bank
100
225
175
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
i
I
150
110
160
National Bankt
100
100
110
June 29
100
100
125
101
50
1,100.274
37.805
150
100
a62J4
162'
(00,000
100
176,816
Institutions
State
KENTUCKY
June 29
Old National Bank—
500.000
500.00(1
Common..
Preferred
Peoples Savings Bk..
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk 4fc Tr
416,420
16,383,902
1,684,866
8,429.809
718,706
22,231,527
100
776.475
16.541.468
20
re cent
20
sa
|
Mutual
1,200,000
480,000 I
340,000
Dime Trust 4c Sav Bk
Debentures
People's Tr 4c Sav Co
GaryGary State Bank
Gary Tr 4c S»v Bk..
250,000
300,000
20,266
1.230,434
1.267.777
11,898.724
0
les
Class A
preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank—
Live 8tock Exch Bk.
Madison Ave St Bk
Marion Co State Bk.
Merchants* Nat Bk.
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co...
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co—
I
400,000
200,000
880,400
44,000
1,500,000 11,119,596
725,000
1,000.000 1,211,599
Indiana Trust Co...
City Nat Bk 4c Tr Co
First Bank 4c Tr Co.
i
399,200
1,000, MM
48,988
2,638.925
347.000
500.000 k
600.090
104.887
Merchants Nat Bank
250.000
StJoseph Bk A Tr Co
Terre Haute—
200.000
159.726
100
90
120
100
100
125
38,796,585
18,170,788
4,384.743
25.032,658
'
10
.
17
15H
10
a
10
100
100
225*
215
100
151
Common
250,000
154,205
100
100
253
243
100
100
"55*
100
108
{100
145
Too
Preferred
240.000
100
132
1,681,460
10
1.000,000
1,237,043
12,680,150
50
370,208
270,319
255,000
3.208.497
100
300
2,382.059
3,634.893
100
100
220
225""
340
345
253
260
110
115
lecond Nat Bank
150.000
L 50.000
500.000
Louisville—
Citizens' Union N B.
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr
Security Bank
Kentucky Title Tr Co
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
3,406,826
5.471,697
11,333,674
4,723,931
5,502,680
185"
40
350
r
728.589
135
100,000
100,000
4H
62,908,596 1001
9,476,047 1001
100
44,473,314
26,462,799
100
2,823,843
100
6,387,288
100
16,992.405
100
1,703,207
10
18,219.857
1,472,370 100
152,191
525,897
1,785.116
6,019,099
100
100
161"" 103""
1H
125
2H
135
100
130
200
6tf
26
......
Sale
price.
a Pref. stock retirement price.
b Oct. 2,
Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
d New stock.
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
JH
30
/250
1939.
f Stockholders to vote Nov. 25, 1940, on the conversion of the Personal
& Savings Bank, Chicago, 111., into a national bank under the title
"Industrial National Bank of Chicago."
100
Loan
100
of the
6,440,111 flOO
1100
20,233,227
1.000.000 r3,130,288
2.000,000
1,761,126
1.000.000 r2,694.724
<1.800.000 r 422,584
300.000
155,171
el.000,000
1,072,981
750.000
696,247
loo >00
140,055
<1.950.000 rl,259,119
525.000
111,548
NewportAmerican Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank..
e
No
250,000
Co.
United States Tr Co.
c
10
100
re cent
750,000
Bank..
4X
10
203.000
lacurlty Trust Co
Stock YArds
153
290
Haute
First
Nat Bank...
2,977.134
87,000
300,00)
Preferred
Flrzt Nat Bk A Tr Co
Louisville Trust
176
100
100
Terre
*
304,513
i
2O0.000
First National Bank.
100
Merchants Nat Bk..
Preferred
35
6
Lexington—
♦
193,336
495.447
238,992
Common..
30
10
503.500
150,000
Common
Bend-
American Trust Co..
20""
60
Peop-LIb Bk & Tr Co <
OovlngtonTrABkgOo i
Jaion Bank A Tr Co
Debentures
South
16
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
20
17,814,377
3.300,000
1.000,000 11,468.456 41,013,494
725,000
100,000
117,315
2,461 ,769
4.000,00U 9,059,764 145,828 ,734
200.000
212,185
1,378 .481
i
875,000
21,372
1,076 ,289
i
65.000
16,217
604 ,021
1,250,000 2,430,240 36,097 ,795
i
325,000
78,597
2,361 ,150
500,000
401,406
3,348 ,292
i
281,000
161,916
4,719 ,441
Common
Security Trust Co...
Union Trust Co..—
10
250.000
,
I
share.
175
461,262
Sauk of Commerce..
20
Indianapolis—
American Nat Bank.
Common
Per
100
316,234
206,536
88,596
4.827.220
5,564,565
6,964,547
1,667,777
200.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
N
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common..
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Covington—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
20
10
sa
les
q
June 30.
1939.
h Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
i Common and preferred stock or capital debentures outstanding.
o Stockholders of the La Salle National Bank, Chicago, 111., voted Oct. 12,
1940, to increase its common stock from $400,000 to $600,000, bringing the
bank's capital to $700,000 with the inclusion of its $100,000 preferred stock
currently outstanding.
r
Sept. 30, 1940.
s
No stock outstanding,
x
Ex-Dividend.
Nov., 1940]
BANKS
National Banks
State
LOUISIANA
June 29
|
Institutions
June 29
COMPANIES
National Banks
Par
Deposits
Ask
Bid
105
MASSACHUSETTS ""•JZSS""
June 29
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
TRUST
AND
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Cross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Nomi nal.
Baton RougeCity National Bank
$
Common
300,000
240,000
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
j 636,788
20
110
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
B.M.C. Dorfee Trust
share.
Per
11,425,619
25
iio
427,500
100.000
301,263
615,196
330,609
400.000
Fall River Trust
7,621,479
9,170,095
3,786,223
100
100
100
115
340*"
330
86
Fitohburg—
Common
Preferred
New Orleans—
300,000
175,000
11,294,942
Jn 530.902
160
J100
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Gloucester—
Oape Ann Nat Bank.
175
\ 80
Amer Bk A Trust Co
500.000
1,000,000
500,000
Hibernla National Bk
Common
Preferred
1,500,000
1,200,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
34,182.293
60.135,924
J2.103.096
J1,639,092
/100
\100
J20
1,325,683
919,531
700,000
402,926
Preferred..
"30"" "35"
20
State
MAINE
25
74
100
100
185
140
110
Common.
76
190
100
Preferred
Hadley Falls
il5"
Depositors' Trust
710,000
Co
605,000
756,973
8,500,000
12.043,920
H
100
"36" ~37%
25
285,044
1,000,000
200,000 nl,030,887
10,882,185
8,952,692
100
N o
cent
re
600.000
400,000
658,093
12,738,321
f
20
[
20
sa
1,000,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
400.000
600.000
200,000
518,772
213,053
995,170
373,237
10,644,687
Essex Trust Co.
4,582.337
17,327,396
8,149,711
25
100
105
20
35
20
37
41
38
MARYLAND
State
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Calvert Bank
i
Canton Nat Bank
1
Per
383,215
500,000
6,296.662
600,000
45,305,600
800,000
543,417 11,001,795
370,000
199,562
225,000
3,983,715
284,359
80,000
1,811,452
4,000,000 6,705,284 232,357.558
400.000
533,673
7,369,855
791,735
600,000
6,286,052
750.000
567,512
14,306,390
145,343
400.000 u
2,049,056
2,000,000 nl .390,863 45,947,413
1.000.000 1,196,200 21,632,571
Carrollton Bk of Bait
First National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co
Maryland Trust Co
Common
[1,232,653
1,000,000
1,450,000
1.500.000 3.917,236
600.000 e
253,608
2,000,000 n4.345,782
3,000.000 nl,850.154
JuWOl.461
Capital notes...
Mercantile Tr Co...
Real Estate Tr Co..
Safe Dep A Trust Co
Union Trust Co...
45,325,491
3%
21
22
26
14
16
flO
24%
10
30
20
25
100
25
50~~
32*
17"
14
470.621
903,363
497,048
7,408.830
10,164,557
69,852
2,095,269
127,234
3,312,092
50
991,203
7,555,217
10
50
6
20
41
44
6,362,73812H
11
12
100
34
10
14
10
10
16,637,790
34,484,449
15,536.994
13,936.395
2,627,863
100
25
25
8%
365
66
66
—
200.000
248.403
*00.000
338,105
2,376,659
4,557.010
600,000 nl,189,594
400.000
489.468
16,986,283
5,712,261
100
Z235
25
40
100
10
175
13
WorcesterMechanics Nat Bank
Worcester Co Tr Co
Common
Liberty Trust Co—
Common......
Capital notes...
150,000
291,000
6,079,849
97.789
1,829,986
*
191,065
7.385,468
*
148,976
Second Nat Bank
1,000,000 \n2785 812 643,044.129
1,500,000 J
........
Class A
10
I
16%
10
6%
4,589,315
100
Nomi nal.
9%
85
100
28%
Bay City-
Per
45
Preferred
4,668,724
5,255,331
129.102
1.837,114
435,837
69.211
4,024,373
1,711,270
100
190
10
7
25
Hagerstown Trust Co
National Banks
June 29
1,955,520
6,236,090
4,025.800
10
111,397
1.987,581
10
o
3,570,000
3.000,000
t
20
5,541,527 157,625.434
110
105
10
37
39
22
23
25
750,000 11,445,041
24,691,634 J 10
400,000
I 10
488,240 18,018,679
500,000
461,542 0
444,873 "io
Preferred
Wabeek State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co...
Equitable Trust Co—
51
iio"
50
8.250,000 114689,695 506,015.244 1
9.211,875 J
1
1,200.000
309,660 1
cent
Preferred
Detroit Trust Co
les
Un Guardian Tr no
500,000
Wayne Oakland Bk.
2,000.000
6,018,252
690,931
4,105.638
351,097
1.576,571
707,831
1.000,000
2,000.000
3,409,071
5,283.264
None
<10
100
100
589.094
9,084,406
3.890.000 n7,599,264 103,231,594
700,000
100.000
300.000
100.000
1,416.663
13,268.750
148.598
2,870,400
287.373
109,109
Brockton—
500,000
500.000
518.374
527,639
Cambridge—
150,000
300.000
1.000.000
600.000
f 10
i
n
300,000
226.340
2,0 >0,000
Olt Com A Sava Bk. dl .000.000
Genessee Co Savs Bk
1.000.000
10
Merch A Mech Bank
Nat Bank of Flint
"13"
96,742 0
1,729,803 r io
/
\ io
2,318,899 (713,420,631
20
716,083 g 4,680,973
100
o
148,412
4,530,173
14"
4
5
5
6
43
45%
—
392
64
67
Central Bank..
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
24%
Peoples Nat Bank..,.
140
4,169,216
1,773,500
8,260,697
6,846,427
11,065.557
100
100
20
2,239,560
11,417,874
10,270,018
"Io
700,000
400,000
20
30
35
20
30
35
20
24
28
20
19
21
12
14
20
22
19
20
28
20
30
r
Old Kent Bank—
Common
1,000,000 12.534,263 47,877.211
1,125,000
250,000
486.973
3,980,775
1.200.00U
710,683 g 2,911,919
Preferred
Michigan Trust Co..
{
io
10
50
""27" "36"
20
13%
33
14%
SaginawSaginaw Nat'l Bank.
Second
315""
11%
12%
13
Rank
200
i
357,000
249,291
7.854,582
20
1,250,000
2,667.492
30,577,605
100
*
Sale
price.
a
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
_
deposits.
c
Retirement price,
d Common and preferred stock or capital notes
160
e
outstanding.
Oct. 14, 1940.
/ Convertible pref. stock entitled In liquidation to $20
34
g
450
470
21
81
23
Trust balances.
Dec. 31,
1938.
/Last Sale.
o
March 26,
x
.
k Units.
n
Sept. 30, 1940.
1940.
< Affiliate of First National
10
Ex-dividend.
35
A
Company.
15
/
Nat
Trust
<
20
I
Union Bank of Mich.
50
100
10
123,846
625,452
680,785
250,000
_
53
195"
100
23,526,227
10,057,284
3,448,057
6,650,172
Grand Rapids-
384
305
1.065,814
547,288
92,283
440,642
250,000
400,000
share.
6 Includes savings
675,744
7,241,425
521,067
4,797,133
1.733,015 623,505,637
833,947
Per
44%
220,904.629 12%
24
107,134.182
25
135
16,351,592
50
49
43,164,493
100 a295
2,530.467
100
15,581,845
50
2.388,253
50
41,485,596
100 a400
450,000
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
49
Common
Nomi nal.
Common
Harvard Trust Oe
Everett—
les
Flint—
Convertible prer__
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk A Tr Co.
2,341.355 667.659,197
105
Preferred
c25
195
8
MASSACHUSETTS s'a,V»i0B,
Winthrop Trust Co..
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank....
sa
50
United Savings Bank
100
322.175
100.000
Day Trust Co
1.250.000
d
Fiduciary TrustCo
500,000
New Eng Trust Co
1.000,000
Old Colony Trust Co <5.000.000
Pilgrim Trust Co
400,000
Beverly Trust Co
20
20
70
10
Boston—
State Street Tr Co..
U S Trust Co—
10.494.755
2,160,000 14,338,543 178,451,622 1
Common
First National Bank. 27.812,500 53.813.198
774.051.939 12 %
Merchants' Nat Bk_
3,000,000 n5,717,441 131.536,139
100
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1.500,000
3.104,966 36.800,212
20
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10.000.000 23,279,209
Second Nat Bank.
Web A Atlas N Bk..
Boston 8 Dep A Tr._
Columbia Trust Co..
985,505
share.
0
re cent
Common
65
Hagerstown—
Second Nat Bank
N
Preferred
115
115
120.629
342,815
100
100
Common
100
90.000
367,000
200,000
150,000
2,776,672
6,621,867
500,000
Mfrs National Bank.
Nat Bank of Detroit-
40.000
Farmers A Merc Bk.
Nlcodemus Nat Bk_. d
110,222
344,324
Commonwealth Bank d3,600,000
J 15 * 11
973,976
528,211
150,000
150,000
West Maryland Tr_.
300,000
400,000
Detroit Bank-
100.000 I
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
Bay City Bank
Natl Bk of Bay
City Peopie's Commercial
A Savings Bank
Detroit—
100,000
125,000
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Common
6
State Institutions
June 29
MICHIGAN
445
Frederick—
Citlsens' Nat Bank
Farm A Mech N Bk.
16
'
National Banks
June 29
8
198,380
100,000 1
99,500 /
500,000
...
Capital notes
70
30
'
392.000
70 "
65
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank..... d
Peoples Bank—
51
17%
415
10
Tr.
Gaaranty Bk A T Co
238""
50
714.500
500.000
.350,000
n
874,391
1.500,000 n3,347,751
1,000.000 nl,585,983
1,000.000 2,107,007
194.250
220,921
Springfield 8 I) A Tr.
64%
14%
49
SpringfieldSpringfield Nat Bank dl,600.000
56 H
If*
100
20
250.000
Third Nat B kT Co..
Taunton
54%
350
250.000
200.000
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
2
285
100
200,000
I
WestSprlng fluid
50
10 k
20
100
6,860,353
5.803,394
3,582,873
917,131 6 9,857,433
—
Union Trust Co
"89X
50
100
211,101
486.254
656,372
500,000
250.000
_
Salem
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common
120
100
100
57,612,249
share.
10
{.?°
28,536,864
1,881.935
40,081,693
10
25
Peabody—
Preferred..
Nomi nal.
25
4,022.884
400,000
Warren Nat Bank
Institutions
June 29
Baltimore—
25
6,124,205
12,569,248
New Bedford—
First National Bank, d
Merchants Nat Bk..
Safe
_
National Banks
June 29
419,131
100.000
23
25
20
511,129
.
D<jposit Nat Bk
100
65
1100
703,547
Lynn—
Mfr's.-Cent. Nat Bk d
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Casco Bk & Tr Co
First Portland NatBk
55
100.000
Lynn 8 Dep A Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
100
50
50
1.000.000
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
2,614,261 J100
6
401,892 610,624 763
600.000
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
700.000
J 128.017
Tr Co.. dl ,400.000
ent
les
sa
100
10
2.158,225
o
rec
Lawrence-
I
Institutions
June 29
Augusta—
First Nat Qranlte Bk
7,781.273
Park National Bank
Bay StateMerNat Bk
National Banks
June 29
J 250,716
100.000
141.000
Common
22%
21%
}20
120
32,004,339
23,138,908
9,266,543
1,004,521
209,126
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank-
„
1,000.000
1,000.000
100
10
20
302.500
311,000
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
24%
ShreTeport—
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Centl-Am B A: Tr Co
100
2,984,887
1,785,578
3,419,746
6,009,755
Haverhill23%
120
1,500,000 11,699,575 56,241,483
1,200,000
3,637,393
249,875
208,000
2.800.000 7,613,642 146,203,632
Preferred
Louisiana SB A T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
7,412,954
248,174
167,168
157,814
200.000
300.000
GHeuces 8 T> A Tr Co d
102
95
1,026,085
150,000
120,000
280.000
N
GHoue Nat Bk of Glou
Common
Preferred
Common
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bank of Boston.
a share.
1275
National Banks
June 29
June 29
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
State Institutions
June 29
MISSOURI
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
State
MINNESOTA
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
106
Nomi nal.
Nom inal.
Per
%
$
$
Dulutb—
Ohlppewa Trust Oo.
laston-Taylor Tr Co
Undell Trust Co
324 440
100
Merc Com BAT Go-
.000.000
100
350,000
.000.000
241.559
300,000
100,000
6,566,462
366,130
3,157.209 107.710,464
3,259,235
45,398
4,412,662
318,944
3,286.363
239.618
100
Telegraphers
Nat Bk
500.000
60ft .000
City National Bank.
it
150.000
Duiuth Nat'I Bk
2.000,000
First A Amer Nat Bk
337,582
78,713
1,454,416
7,941,584
100
Tower Gr Bk A TrCo
1,984.656
32,740,732
50
United Bk A Tr Oo_.
,000.000
.000.000
Minneapolis—
Blooming'n-Lake NB
Central Nat Bank..
Fifth No'west'n N B.
Flrst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk
N'western Nat B A T
22,583
o
cent
100
sa
les
662j
merce
2,563,840 &100
113,328
1,915,658
43,397
1.928,800 el 00
47.076
8.219,076 150,122,826 b 20
100
948,009
27,823
100
5,994,703
364.401
el 00
18,619,427
672,564
2.033,938 5100
49,256
947,775
100,000
Produce State Bank
2d N'west'n
e
50.000
e
100,000
125.000
76,600
Preferred
State.
Third N'west'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l. it
University Nat'l Bk. *
Msund City Tr Co
Springfield—
*
Wizens' Bank
*
Union Nat Bank
•louthern Missouri Tr
National Banks
1,227,727
1,700,213 el'OO
3,067,272 elOO
1,245,549
145,308
78,316
5,974,437 <7100
2,136,252 100
1,202,312
460,878
78,212
7,540.390
117,219
268,800
100
31,803,651
100
4,880,194
100
2,038,054
142,070,532 0100
100
2,302,930
100
8,524,224
6,306,830 elOO
k
Commercial State Bk
Drov ExchState Bank
First National Bank
First State Bank...
357,301
158,490
v
*1.682,000
*
150,000
ok 200,000
(76.000.000
100,000
0
ek 455.000 I
EmplreNatBkATrGo
*
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Midway Nat Bank—
250,000
Preferred
Slrsi Trust Co.
__
268,610
*
■
100,000 I
Common......
..
National Banks
None
514,867
State
MISSISSIPPI
June 29
70
20
6
85
100
37
20
115 A 117
100
4X
n
26
25
26
100
20
27
100
175
28"
Institutions
State
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Midland Nat Bank..
No
re
les
150.000
100.000
Bank.
Sec Tr A Savs
Butte—
o
re
cent
100
sa
les
600.000
12.970.848
1,371,258
14.275.631
600.000
304,422
10,039,119 0100
250,000
190,000
J 264.125
100.000
Miners Nat Bk
Metal* Bk A Tr Oo
0
0...
Helena—
11H
11 A
N
100
901.937
44,221
638,215
300.000
First National Bank
0
200,011
195.134
258,260
200,000
0
Montana Nat Bank.
cent
sa
4.817.502 0100
100
2.834.843
100
3.438,291
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common
e
Preferred
National Banks
June 29
0100
8.302,996 (100
(100
Institutions
State
NEBRASKA
June 29
Nomi nal.
Institutions
June 29
Per share.
LincolnContinental NatBk—
Nomi nal.
Per
Jackson
Oommon
1,000,000
136.449
731,400 I
297,000
350,000
1,083,504
20,496.644
11,426,797
1.500.000
1,348,222
798.161
28,535,008
13,454,320
65
75
~16~
First Nat Bank
175
190
Live Stock Nat Bank
100
160
175
80
85
50
68
70
50
62^
65
4.654,678
10
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
185,298
135,073
5.291.123
4.924.423
500.000 uh 290.258
277.105
300.000
u
Z140
100
45,577.555 |100
170
84,117
2,814,202 1100
1100
25
954,697
600.000
6.000.00U
100,000
2.000,000
600,000
100.000
200.000
200,000
192.00J
Common
Capital notes
Missouri Bk A Tr Co
353,482
,
121.000
79,000
60,000
9.319,323
400,000
170,000
Preferred
71.617
1,636,727
43,166
129.85j
e
National Banks
100
115
100
335
80
85
100
136
142
First Nat Bk
100
90
100
Security National Bk
100
65.417
26.191
615,599
400.OOo
Southeast State Bk..
South Side Bank—
1,930,726
3,272,359
2.375.000
1.475,263
50,000
50,000
Produce Exch Bank-
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
0_
Nomi nal.
430
300
135
100
200
225
100
Nomi nal.
170
100
Per
293,687
104.000
N
o
2.958.659
4,048,572
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
280
601,408
6.595,286
6,467,711
100
Nashua Trust Co—
200,000
400.000
579.299
100
135
600,000
590,559
6.844,624
100
80
250,000
75,000
100,575
3,379.058
200.000
33.389
1,579.171
Nashua-
100
120
50
100
90
105
100
50
65
Indian Head Nat Bk
—
100
7,464,900
100
-
-
First National Bank.
-
-
225
200
300
150
Common
Preferred
784,368
{l5
University Bank
Wnitport Ave Bank.
St. Joseyn—
100,000
28.084
217,683
1,192,748
2,459,920
100
American Nat Bank.
200.000
200.000
600.00U
7,882,119
3,980,382
9,664.097
100
Bur net Nat Bank
230,716
272,233
100
N
None
100
re
cent
sa
les
100.000
First National Bank.
455,106
155.384
100.001
First Trust Uo_
First St JosSt'k Y dsBk
250,000
200,000
200.000
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Arnyire Trust Co..
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
105,806
281.854
135,848
92.085
129.000
3,976,475
8,108,223
2,770.118
1,102,610
100
45
10
National
Preferred
2,578,986
92.500
Baden Bank
Boatmen's Nat Bk..
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
Tr Co....
First Nat Bank
Industrial BkATrOo
Jefferson Bk A T Oo-
200,000
2,000,000
400.0UO
300,000
10,200.000
750,000
103,866
71,576
2.439,753
387,156
220,567
8.762,223
1,077,001
2,869,313
61.517,914
5,471,563
6,111,063
260,999.650
16.652.077
o
165
100
200.000 1
100.000 i
Capital notes.....
Jeff-Gravols Bank
Lemay Ferry Bk A Tr
88,136
Common
100
80
20
32^
100
110
100
24S.731
50,000
75,077
50.000
Preferred
3,694.053
225,000 tc
1,522,010 1 50
(100
600.000
500,0)0
503.000
675,000
203.000
350.000
Manchester Bank
-
Bk.
.
SavsATr
Oommerc'l
Sec Nat Bk
*
624,021
296,181
294,308
762,873
13.280,528
6,/21.5I2
11,421,284
7,908,473
4,161,962
11.655,035
418,000
400,000
90,778
255.555
3,650.966
5,422.258
404,416
155,304
20
33 A
125
1,294,835 (100
1 io
150
""2 X
3
.75
5,822,645
100
70
80
5
7
5
3
3
Broadway Nat Bk
400.000
2,213,173
10,060.228
50
Bayonne Trust Oo.
43,951
450,152
b First National
c
e
100
A
"75"
♦ Sale price.
Retirement price.
78
Group:
March 26, 1940.
Corp., San Francisco,
Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
/ Last sale.
„
0 Member First Bank Stock Corp.
h Sept. 30, 1940.
i Dec. 30
k Preferred stock and common stock or capital deoencures outstanding.
1 March 26, 1940.
n Price applicable to 100,000 shares of beneficial Interest, which In turn
represent 3,500 shares of $100 par stock of the Mercantile-Commerce
National Bank of St. Louis, Mo., held by the trustees.
o American National Bank of St.
Paul affiliate.
1939
35
alOO
16A
100
50
85
45
5l"
20
20
22
20
21
25
28
100
50
19
20
333,447
549,975
10
200.000
a
83
Share.
100
3.399,048
935.203
38"
15 A
86.794
7,649,478
6.214,859
179.524
125,978
75
73
761,571
500,000
tfayo iue—
~'20"
7,164.764
Bank
A Trust Uo
(100
June 29
300,000
100,000
27 A
t
Institutions
State
10
Seacoast Trust Oo
105
17
les
Per
705.270
400,000
1,184.566 /
Preferred
Grove Bank...
4
15
I---
578.5 JO
Common
Bank
NEW JERSEY
d Owned by the Transamerica
Oommon
South Side Nat Bank
Equitable Trust Co—
Asbury Park—
AsburyPkNatBkATr
Asbury Park A Ocean
100
/20
(20
cent
sa
100
Nomi nal.
Atlantlo CityBoardwalk Nat Bank
Guarantee BkATr Co
100
20
Banks
June 29
Nat Bank
107,500 I
Bk
o
re
100
105
95
175
St. uouls—
Common
flamo NV
N
100
55
950.000
Preferred
6,463.365
615,798
272.242
Second Nat of Nashua
100
100
965.865
150.000
200.000
Manchester
1,000,000
Union Nat Bank—
Common
A Savs
share•
2)0.000
100
Nat Bk
Merchants Nat Banb
130
115
8.582,512 62 X
Southern
share,
100
330
100
178,308
Plaza Bank (The).
Per
1.516,314
21.461
600.000
100.000
of Nev. d
465
100
100
550.000
No'western Nat
100
•
Reno-
New
*
Mutual Bk A Tr Oo
33,565.352
1,219,469
—
City
Nat'l Bank
Manufacturers
100
Portsmouth-
Common
Uass Bk A
\l00
375
100
7,641,154 (100
26,328,414
NEVADA
June 29
share.
283,859
1,217,154
el. 100.000
U S Nat Bank
100
100.000
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Amer flxch
I
53,846
Amoskeag Nat Banb
Common
Gate
i
Manchester—
110,000
90,000
50,000
200.000
100,000
Park National Bank-
Traders'
2.317.199
2,176,894 34,983,384
7,278,436
173,696
6,263,960 184,046,943
1,321,789
76,756
5,079,836 132.301,385
1.653,236 21,849,468
1.749,650
102,694
203.997
3,350,687
180
\100
Stock Yards Nat Bk
State Institutions
June 29
86,340
600,000
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
Columbia Nat BankCommerce Trust Co
Community State Bk
First National Bank.
inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk A Tr
41
39
South Omaha Say Bk
Per
100.000
250
160
Common
8
Nomi nal.
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
225
20
Preferred
MISSOURI
165
100
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
National Banks
June 29
155
1.800.000 12,112,312
200,000
Preferred
100
100
100
500.000
Preferred..
Ficksburg—
First Nat A Tr Co..
Mercb NatBkATr Co
a
\100
Omaha—
Common
253,200
320,000
236.500
230
(100
Omaha Nat Bank—
100
3,616,895
3,426,276
Wat Bk of Commerce
140
Meridian—
Oitlsens Nat Bank..
[
284,000
100
1,162,868
13,754.362
8,325,933
588.427
350,000
Preferred
~14~
(30
9,658,013
32.030
636.021
421,377
100.000
100.000
Depot Gu Bk A TrCo
Jackson-State N Bk.
682.445
300,000 1
ppflfflpfMi
Oommerc'l BkATrOo
254,438
11,317,771
e
Common...
share.
First National Bank.
Capital National Bk-
i
25
100
2,763,796
100
10,643,699
2.206,503 100
Billings—
VlOO
"130,000
17l .000.000
.
100
5,201,057 1100
16,665
143,268
200,000
125.000
a
482,558
432,642
MONTANA
June 29
F
75.950
40,435
290.000
589.500
200,000
"33 A
3\A
20
U X
11
e
Rochester—
First National Bank
Union Nat Bank..
8t. PaulAmerican Nat Bank
Nat'l Bank.
Nsrth St Louis Tr Co
VebsterGroves Tr..
5,000,000 14,594,213 136,843,545 (100
1.350.000
1.518.369
35,820
b
100,000
Common
250 000
400.000
Miss Val Trust Co..
100,000
it
150,000
e
100.000
&0,000.000
b
100,000
it
355,000
b
N
re
&
it
100
7.697.368
12,205.857
1,130.010
975,117
269,360
49/,043
59,572
400.000
1.000,000
Northern Nat Bank100.000
Pioneer Nat Bank
100.000
Western Nat Bank.. it
100
Mercan tile-Com¬
968,710
120
100
4,213,089
219,141
15,716.497
912,163
9,102,103
435,936
r
3,236,976
12,445
3,727.204
41.750
6,091,305
259,950
7,046,751 183,353,276
47,302
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duiuth
i
share,
Per
St. Louis (Concl.)
share.
100,000
Bank of Oomm & Say
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
30"
p
s
Cap tal account
Member of the Guardian
r Reserve.
Detroit Union Group Inc..
Detroit, Mich.
33 1-3%.
J
,
.
'
u The First National Bank & Trust Co. of Vicksburg," Miss., declared a
stock dividend of 25% on its common stock to holders of record Sept. 27,
t E<c-stock dividend of
,
1940.
,
v The University State Bank
1940, changed its title to The
of Minneapolis, Minn.,
University National Bank.
effective Oct. 19
BANKS
Nov., 1940]
National Banks
June 29
NEW JERSEY
Bridgeton—
Par
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. it
574,000
248,000
2,256.458
5,153,603
1,766,151
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
23
25 '
100
100
50
45
8
8*
1,038,734
26,101,159 12*
3
4
47,603
1,319,078
1,479,640
36,365,415
10
200.000
68,197
95.600
769,165
315,051
Bar Inv A Trust Oo
Common...
Preferred
18.717,697
489,970
131,313
6.098,535
5,804,784
38,608
228,067
Elisabeth Trust Co.. d
650,123
Union County Tr Co <21,114.345
99'891
1,034,409
636,465
577,447
9,474,446
10,320,949
8,722,890
100
st Co. retur ns date Oct.
banks June 29, 1940.
National
197.400
200.000
3,511,300
i
!
240.000
[
225.000
!
840.000
!
550.000
Brooklyn Trust Co..
8.200.000
Kings On Trust Oo._
401,703
7.501,380
17,289,922
4,070,423
4,489,375
14,082,969
294,837
2,912,977
46,671
20
500.000
12
"15"
3
1
'io
500.000
o
1
-4—
2*
3*
Jersey Oity—
54,323 ,366
100
3,671 ,682 37*
Common
Preferred
Bergen Trust Oo
Commercial Tr N J
North Bergen Tr Co.
1,250.000
1.500.000
100.000
8.400.000
100.000
35.979,965 / 25
1 30
93,166
3,879,029
30.332
1,142 829
69,929 461
883, 192
Trust Oo of N J—
Common
Preferred A
600.000 11,754,152
4.000,000
5^.724,,540
...
_.
Long Branob—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Morrlstown—
First National Rank
National Iron Bank d
American Trust Oo.. d
Morrlstown Trust Oo
-
Mt. HollyUnion Nat BkATrOo
Farmers* Trust Co..
| 385,427
_
-500,000
396,948
400,581
37,771
870,707
566.176
200.000
600.000
150,000
600,000
7,338
7,297
1,658
9,502,
459.514
53,446
396,348
52,112
"5"
26
25
155
100
100
47
50
100
79
84
100 1500
1550
10
587
Nat 1 Bank of N J... <2
1,236,331
8,690,570
1,700,733
137,883
588,406
354,097
'
860,000
Peoples Nat
300.000
395,011
497.957
1
150
87
25
1
2
1
2*
100
57
100
490
25 h
4%
5*
22*
21*
16*
25
18
50
25
25 5
16"
*17'
6*
5*
cent
les
r30~
10
20
Bankers Trust Oo...
Bronx County Tr Co
Brown Bros Harri-
Trust
1*
10
1*
2
33,733,759 12*
6,068,505 a 25
31*
33
Plalnfield—
Piainfleld Nat Bank.
425,000
Mid-Olty Trust Oo.. <2 100.000
Piainfleld Trust Oo.. <21,150.000
State Trust Oo
d
247.500
162,300
64,371
619,281
70,276
5,369.093
1.241,854
16,331,387
4.227,321
25
100
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
Peterson—
First National Bk—
680,000
520.000
97.000
290.000
600.000
631,449
70,446
46.266
.570,978
1,500,000
<22,000.000
Prospect Pk Nat Bk.
150.000
Oltizens Trust Oo—
Common
600.000
Preferred..
594.000
,018,057
,348,538
497,808
.
13.918,683 /100
1 60
1,506,392
100
2,681,737
20
15,652,478
50
17,549,677
50
27,888,839
25
6,680,723
122,762
600.000
750.000
550,801
60
ioo"
"65"
70
25
28
26
25
17,559.571 <100
I
1,192,985
612,984
15,257,250
48,880,624
1,259,977
1,521,364
31,867,919
27.303,968
rl2*
22
40
15
20
50
40
45
10
1
2
100
1S*
Mechanics'
100,000
200,000
100,000
575,455
445.422
250,029
3,015,946
3,291,555
1.451.758
10
50
d
Sale
YORK
State
100
50
"16
56
58
35
14*
17*
20
99* 102*
47*
49*
10
20
50
30
35
25
10
20
9*
13*
50*
51*
100
50
250.000
1,500,000
2.000,000
First Trust Company d1.960.000
l,546,289i
6,16i,735!
3,908,077
68,334.643
4,036.9501105,697,406
744,5151 23,939.654
"48" '5l"
10
100
100
190
100
100
10
295" 366"
""ii*
Includes
security
e
March 29,
0
Nomi nal.
Per share.
50
12*
fT
110
409,200
2*
I.12
10
15
100
100 "HO"
100 1505
113
3*
90
1555
3,926,000
Only outstanding stock of People s Bank A Trust Oo. of Passaic. N. J.
is $1 par pref. stock of the Realty A Security Oo
Institutions
100
100
210
100
a
70
Oct. 2
100
15
t Quotation for the Marine Midland Gprp.; none available for trust co.
60
10
Albany—
11*
25
stock
c
Oct. 2,
1940.
outstanding.
Sept. 30. 1940
1939.
/ Reserves.
h Preference B stock.
Mech A Farmers Bk.
Nat Com Bk A Tr Co
State Bank of Albany
"28*
price.
d Oommon and preferred stock or capital debentures
NEW
26*
29*
b
National Banks
June 29
12
33
39*
54*
5*
*
Co
12*
10
26*
Jimaica. L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank., d
Woodbury—
National Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
45
30
37*
6,000.000 13,536.231
20,966,649
6,158,504
700,000
607,611
9,737,306
Trust Oo of Nor Am
d
306,800
700,000
8,531,000
Underwriters Tr Oo.
1,000.000 1,161,368
17,612,662
V 8 Trust Oo of N Y
2,000.000 28,889,700 120,372,000
50
10
100
1750
135""
31
Common
50
100
28*
10*
178
700
25
.
55,232
74,234
40
12ft
..
Debenture notes
T'adrt Haas A Tr Co
705,130
2,907,619
17*
"36"
Oommon
32.998,440 140151109 856,162,984 1 20
Convertible pref..
8.749,520
) 20
Marine Midi Tr Co
9,510,200 140,804,200 < 10
5,000.000
New York Trust Oo 12,N)0,000 28,009,026 489,719,088
25
Pan American Tr Oo
182,424
609,000
25
8,074,865
Savings Banks Tr Oo d29.997.000 6,314,000 237,054,500 200
Title Guar A Tr Oo—
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
977.500
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk
<23.123,000
Prospect Natl Bank.
200,000
Security Nat Bank..
200.000
Trenton Banking Co
1,500,000
Trenton Trust Oo..
<21.874,000
"120
100
50
Mfrs Trust Oo:
160
18
100
172
100
660
100 1710
100
12*
il8,551,161
c
3.506,162
142,538,000 17*
022,502,892
031,605,970
25
date, Oct. 2, 1940.
217,600
500,000
4,603,800
1,105,094
1.300,000
14,246,273
652,300
1 000,000
285,300
25.000,000 82,524,900 1227336 500
226,800 25,256,400
d2.642,500
369
A Co
.
12
8.746,931 / 25
1121.
U S Trust Co—
Oommon
Preferred
50
55
"75"
returns
510,547,400
18*
40
2694563 000
2.000.000 11.265,254 121.541,297
Cent Han BkATr Co 21,000.000 73,554,917 1238983 327
Chemical Bk A Tr Oo 20.000.000 57,689,600 803,957,300
Oity Bank Farmers'
Trust Oo
10.000,000 15,058,000 87,017,600
Clinton Trust Co
d
340,000
700,000
8,940,100
Colonial Trust Co
475,800
1.000.000
14,758,800
Continental BkATr.
4,471,500 64,573,000
4,000.000
Corn Ex Bk A Tr Oo 15,000.000 21,193,092 367,717,417
400,200
Corporation Trust Co
500.000
23,900
Empire Trust Oo
3,238,833 73,650,885
3.500.000
Equitable Trust Co.
332,300
500.000
1,700
FederatU uBkATrOo
1,446,141
825.000
12,303,676
Fulton Tr"t Co.
2.000.000 2,890,500 26,698,700
Fiduciary 1- ast Co..
1,000.000 2,421,860 21.833,037
Guaranty Tr. stOo.. 90.000.000 185795 957 2291011486
Hellenic Bk A Tr Co.
389.823
1.000.000
4,639,778
Irving Trust Oo
50,0^,000 53.451,700 741,576,700
J P Morgan A Co Inc 20.000.000 20,000,000
652,359,900
Schroder Trust Co..
1,800,248
1.000.000
19,409,246
Lawyers Tr Oo..... 2.000 000 1,954,515 38,490,972
man
25
co
8k of Athens Tr Oo.
Banco dl Nap Tr Co.
r50
175
8
650.000
First National Bank
10.000.000 0108927576 688,661,000
Grace Nat Bk of N V
1.500,000 02,215,643 046,906,984
Merchants BkofN.Y
330,800 c 6,688,700
400.000
45
50
75,700' c
34
1,609,494
13,332,449
4.359,280
8,772,194
571.948
cent
les
100
100
12.55
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo
2,699,917
o
re
sa
359
81,287
308,025
People's Bk A Tr
525,000
.
100
30
10
150 000
Bank of Yorktown
859,878 c 7,716,625
1.000.000
Chase Nat Bank
100.270.00i 0136804548 3167625 000
Comm'l Nat Bk A Tr 7,000,001 08,662,896 124,552,000
Fifth Ave Bank
500,000 4,118,239 62,368,000
1,425,131
10
350
100
28.993
100
27,626,769
10
100
300
15
20
100
10
66*1
5,013,366
365,000
1,151,652
100
1,853,344
1,368,882
4,266,313
6,846,244
346,000
d
745,000
National City Bank. 77.500 dom 069711888
NatSafetyBkA Tr Co dl 014.300 1,156,915
Penn Exchange Bank
322,303
d455,000
Public Nat BkATrOo
7.000.000 10,067,706
Schroder Bkg Corp.
5.000,000 3,058,840
9terling Nat BAT..
1.500.000 2,735,371
o
10
100
889,193
151.013
107,779
530,290
513,540
102*
<50
7,135,800
2,413,439
163.133
432,181
Nat Bronx Rank
N
re
25
100
I
100
N
150 000
Amalg Bank of V Y.
10
33,845
n
8,536,401
4,866,227
6,778,989
Bank of New York..
6.000.000 13,977,572' 239,346,000
Bk of the Manhat Co
20.000.000 26,949,700 676,102,000
8
10
50
r20
60
14
19
10
I
200.000
3
J 'Io5""
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are
and
repo rted net
are
of Oct. 31,
1940.
Sur pius and p rofits are of date June29
1940
for National and
Oct.
2, 1940, for \State banks, a di ridend record
of banks and trust companies in New Yo\rk City and Br 00 klyn m ay be
found in our "Ra ilway" Sec tion, pages 210,211,212 213, 214 an d 215.
267.904
.
Passaic—
Passaic N BkATr Oo <22.000.000
Co
1.000,000
200,000
250,000
14
8
Bk
100.000
Guttenberg
Com-Mer Tr Un City
1,000.000
Gutt'b'g Bk A Tr Oo
100.000
Weehawken Tr Co
400.000
Huds Tr Oo Un Olty
<21.995,030
864,053
280,711
446.083
100
Bank
142,694
500.000
Oo
Bank of Kingston
Rondout Nat Bank
8tate of N Y Nat Bk
Kingston Trust Co..
.
100.000
42.750
60
25
Kingston—
45
,
60
16
2*
400.000
Trust
first N Bk of Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
125"
100
2,289,847
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Second Nat Bank
Paterson Sav Inst
13,194,334
19*
5*
ion
428,406
ll*
/25
50
11,278,669
6,744,987
157,300
471.273
North A West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City <2 289.283
Nat Un Bk of America <2
Paterson Nat Bank..
5,075,909
9,559,947
250.000
240.000
75.000
Preferred "A"
110
„—
_
50
_
Oommon
Preferred
Haledon Nat Bank.. <2
172,351
533,957
8*
9
57
20
Preferred "B"
The First Nat Bank
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
100
....
sa
.....
Weehawken
Liberty National
11,689,023
16,433,721
650.000
Bank of Jamestown—
Common *
5
r
15
54.523.688
30,997.919
3,460.812
2,286 582
36,920,841
163,636,544
19.655,934
3,035.006
6,532,563
11,657,859
New Brunsw TrOo—
of
2,040,419
1,041,565
400.000
*
50
850
7
{i°
2 286,608
154,804
10
7.835,429 101,713,770
10
6,759,875 169.485,240 ( 32 t
Jamestown—
35
25
847
New Brunswick
Bk
First National Bank.
28
50
1,163,719
10,878,200
7.654,053
1,251,452
122.837
..
Woodbury Trust
85
100
33»»
10
*
3,027,401
1.543,834
123 670
884 000
Federal Trust Oo
1.622.500
Fidelity Un Tr Oo... <27.000.000
Merch A Newark Tr.
2.500.000
Union National Bk
<2336.300
United States Tr Co.
600.000
West Side Trust Oo
1.022,425
A
1940.
50
Ithaca—
r30
50
2,852,848
55,205,402
p,679,312
800,000
Tompkins Oo Tr Oo.
3*
2*
*
10,425
S.OOO.OOo (71.540.075
Banking Oo
National State Bank
500.000
2,222,920
Clinton Trust Oo
d
526.980
59,030
Columbus Trust Oo.
304.000
170.085
Farm
"5*
5
3
100
25
Newark-
Mt Prospect Nat Ba_
Nat Newark A Essex
2,200.000
2,500.000
Debentures
Union
230.000
200.00c
100.000
Bank of Commerce of
Newark
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Franklin Waah Tr Oo
;
50 t
2,
149,000
3,877,600
83,400
3,469,800
278,400
9,371,100
362,400
6,292,200
7,135,520 129,664,847
6,575,191
55,596,767
Llncoln-E Side N Bk d
200.000
Mfrs A Trad Tr Co.
5.000,000
Marine Trust Co.... <8.500.000
Elmlra—
Ohemuntr Can Tr Co
800.000
Elmlra Bk A Tr Co..
65
62
Common
_
-----
10
First National Bank. 2,225.000 pi,537,192
Franklin Nat Bank.. d 200.000 n
93,811
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
Hamilton Nat
1250
100
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
2
25
Hoboken—
Seaboard Trust Co..
_
Ask
100
100
Oitiiens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbusb N tt Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank
People's Nat Bank
1*
Bid
Buffalo—
Elisabeth port BkgOo d 400.001)
National State Bank dl»278.000
Central Heme Tr U<> d 500.000
Common
Preferred
Par
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tru
Elizabeth—
„
Deposits
400.000
600.000
500.000
First National Bank.
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo i
35
LI
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
400.000
675.000
Blnghamton—
Oity National Bank.
1*
*
3
3,261,961 33*
Institutions
June 29
Auburn-
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Cast OrangeAmpere Bank A TrOo
State
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Oo.
1
Oamden—
FlratOa mN atB ATOo d2.150,000
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo
d
220.000
Camden Trust Co.. d2.734.750
Capital
.
20
107
NEW YORK
June 29
June 29
Deposits
90,760
279,001
133,962
243,100
National Banks
Institutions
State
$
Brldgeton Nat Bank. k
Cumberland Nat Bk. k
COMPANIES
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
TRUST
AND
650
415
425
230
240
20
22
<
Controlled
Jfc Dec.
j
I
31.
by
Marine
Midland
1938.
n
Dec.
r
Preferred stock retirement price.
s
June
30,
2|9.
1939.
1940.
Corp.
I Last sale.
0
March 26,
1940.
'
BANKS
108
National Banks
June 29
NEW YORK
Capital
AND
State Institutions
National Banks
Oct. 30
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
2.800,000 ,2,262,859
2.000.000
4% Conv.Proferred
Central Trust Co—
400,000
742,500
Preferred
Genesee Vail Tr Co.. e2.160,000
Booh Trust & 8 D Co
1.000.000
Security Trust Co—
300,000
Common
200.000
Capital notes
Union Trust Co:
3.000,000
Common
800,000
Capital notes
Schenectady—
Mohawk Nat Bank—
1
200,000
Common
253.590
Preferred
400,000
Union National Bank
300,000
Citizens Trust Co—
17,351,437 I
2,544,198
36,616,917
Jl,154,977
47,639,397
National Banks
70
700
a
Syracuse—
1,200,000
Mercb Nat BATOo
First Trust & Dep Co
750.000
965,215
710,034
e3,987,948
1,483,451
1.000,000
1,400,000
Common
pi, 190,212
Troy—
1,502,639
959,847
220,917
201,711
el ,400,000
600.000
National City Bank.
e
600,000
Union Nat Bank
e
294.500
Troy Trust Co
...
Manufactur Nat Bk.
29,507,662
215,000
2,500,000
Common
fflO
100
100
265'
20
30
34
20
30
34
1
3
11°.
21,947,577 i 25
25
12,499,894
6,561,491 16*i
50
3,995,005
Preferred
| 590,040
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
600,000
135,000
Common
Preferred
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
| 670,312
103,516
396,000
e
Watertown Nat Bk—
210,000
99,600
Common...
Preferred
| 195,798
6
9
500.000 U 619.381
160.000
Capital notes
30
4
5
12
17
[%
060
10,685,792 I 20
I 25
20
35
N
o
\ 40
re
e
e
Bank
Geo. D. H&rter
CincinnatiNat Bank
Cinn Bk & Tr Co—
Columbia Bk & S Co
"irst National Bank.
Guardian Bk & S Co.
Vsrwood-Hyde Park
Atlas
e
e
108,896
146,772
200,000
350.000
Tr Co
cent
sa
lea
First National Bank.
Fleetwood Bk (The).
600,000
267,500
e
e
694,260
152,930
956,437
Mt. Vernon Tr Co... el ,020,000
New Hochelle—
$
115,000
Central Nat Bank
300.000
First Nat Prnk
e
Huguenot Tr Co
329,200
el ,600,000
New Rochelle Tr
Ossinino—
First Nat & Tr Co...
12,198,200
3,336,477
6,584,930
112,405
383,181
77,468
522,065
a
20
100
8
125
12
150
90
110
27
1
IX
28
si*
1
20
10
20
20
1,730,910
2,548,724
49,087
1,602.723
60
60
100,000
500,000
485.000
4,768.805
60
10
350,000
e
100
Preferred
Wee tehee Co Nat:
Common
Preferred
25
50
8
5,370,805
1,918,729
50
Tarrytown N Bk & Tr
200,000
81,015
2,196,928
100
7,661,374
100
10
15
5,848,797 r
25
21
26
1
25
12
White Plains—
61,705
784,000
200,000 la 211,980
150,000
750,000
Preferred
County Trust Co
1,223,027
20
18,879.439
Yonkers—
12
144
100
132
145
100
90
100
240
100
10
60
"28"
150
125
100
100
""25"
30"
672,245
6,260,409
10
18
94
5,733,008
100
230
5,000.000 \al413453 146,153,128
7,440,000
2,613,022
588,451
250,000
7,532,265
779,841
400,000
5,687.405
151,542
e
471.000
9.000,000 a5,550,874 192,197,981
924,443
53,502
e
180,000
1,486,872
84,873
100,000
{ 20
13.800,000 16,220,397 410,993,630
Bank-
Common
300.000
Union Sav & L Co.
Columbus—
900.000 I
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
"40~"
100
60
20
"28"
30
90
100
100
82
100
75
3,183,433
100
12
31,914
3,212,608
33.092.563
1,891,424
2,832,546
59,498,811
100
I
2,074,735
167,807
I
168,494
2,653,653
I
212,336
I
116,767
3,522,486
20
10
100
160
60
72
100
190
220
b
20
8,291,278
18.401.258
"25
1,500.000
885,036
750.000
97
[100
824,323
40,405,826 {100
\ 60
903,835
9,995,059
25
18
"29"
Common..
150.000 \
331,994
8.458,786
400.000
1,250,000 11 666,752
1,200,000
Capital notes
643,608
Mahoning Nat Bank el,563,000
Union Nat Bank
1.250.000 2,016,690
Common
96
Z2
"37!
53J
10X
50
14,428,073
14.673.228
22,092,254
{-!
*25
100
"16"
130
Ben Own
Tr Fund C-2
of
23
City Tr & Sav Bk—
Common
Capital notes
55
510,000
1,212.500
l!
280,073
25
7,203,039
4
4X
22
Preferred
20,290,747 33!i
50
3,063.259
20
15,026,319
50
,142,107 110,864,810
979,465
442,231
902,804
600,000
5,000,000
175
100
3,870,228
1,722,091
78.456.379
395,177
1,000,000
300,000
22
100
100
200,000
205,000
740.000
e
18
110
Dayton—
Mercb N B & T Co—
ToledoCommerce-Guard Bk
024
70
38,296,792
250,000 k
1,600.000
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
100,000
Columbus Saving Bk
200,000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co b
Huntington Nat Bk. e3.000.000
200.000
Market Exch Bk Co.
100,000
Northern Sav Bk
64.000.000
Ohio National Bk
8K
16
100
3,088,512
295,368
13.000.000
Capital notes
4,000,000
Union Bk of Comm.
22
300,000
30
160
4H "5"
10
.
Cleveland Trust Co
Ctfs
90
92
8pitzer-R T & S BkOhio Citizens Tr Co.
Toledo Trust Co..
Voungstown—
Cellar Sav & Tr Co-
16
10
66,498
e
,167,513
140
Common
49,551
113,972
Bank
388,444
,756,452
100
Preferred
12
500.000
185.000
Peoples N B & T Oo:
Common
,428,222
257,435
273
80
8
Winters N B & Tr Co
Rye—
Bye National Bank..
Bye Trust Co
Tarrytown—
Mutual Trust Co
261,709
229,330
10
100
91
Preferred
5,840,054
2,736.144
39,456
403,157
176,250 /
225
271,450
145
100
88
Third N B & Tr Co..
Port Chester—
1st Nat Bk & Tr Co.
100
50
680,132
410,837
,558,653
,293,728
5,830,716
11,418,306
2,380,331
3,401,992
48,230,379
19,216,433
8,682,429
12,001,470
81,852,398
119,949,044
7,992,606
les
100
100
Common
Common..
100
161,749
o
re cent
sa
100
e
Clev Sav & Loan Co.
i.orain Street
22
Peekskill—
PeekskillNB & T Co
10,054,476
3,155,676
1,999,771
92,335,703
1,511,303
1,446,726
212,003
150,000
National City Bank.
North Amer Bk Co.
2
170,000
30,000
Osaining Trust Co...
60
100
50
People's Bk & Sv Co e 525.000
1,800.000
Prev S Bk & Tr Oo.
1,000,000
Second Nat Bank
500,000
9s Ohio S Bk & Tr Co
Western Bk & Tr Co el,550,000
5.000,000
Central Trust Co...
Ftfth-Thlrd-Un Trust e6,500,000
Equity Sav & L'n Co
100
229,587
104,196
200.000
2,693*772
18,916,716
4,667,395
11,940,162
N
500.000
Preferred
100
2,186,976
4,684,622
1,613,385
14,537,206
5
100
500.000
e
Common
| <25
3,679,840
4,542,714
128,633
775,337
31.471.562
5,017,392
17,294,842
400.000
200,000
173,350
6.000,000
250,000
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Nerthside Bk & Tr Co
The Bank of Cleve
Bronxville Tr Co....
Mount Vernon—
1,085,578
Central Nat Bank—
Westchester Go—
Bronxville—
Citizens
Bank-
First Tr & Sav Bk_.
Amer Sav's Bank—
4,223,558 J
Gramatan Nat Bk &
100
Cleveland—
5,061.437
10,440.423
Institutions
Sept 30
18,616,634
Canton—
First National Bank-
Bk & Tr Co
25
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common
les
328,401
300.000 /
980.000 1,304.562
233,219
436,325
892,174
500.000
—
Dime Savings
100
32,504,674
cent
sa
271,303
200,000 1
470.000
Capital notes
Utica—
FirstBank & TrustCo
re
25
Nomi nal,
Per share
Co
First-Central Tr. Co. el .050,000
100,000
Goodyear State Bk._
600,000
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
48,740,930
Syracuse Trust Co..
0
100
n
Akron—
10
26,090,182
10,965,288
N
100
900
/ 10
8,031,344
7,583,992
16,330,154
355,116
534,344
1,518,193
State
OHIO
June 29
| <30
I
share.
Per
100
.....
60
1100
6,430,843
281,631
Lincoln Nat B & TOo
Capital notes
e
n
Dime Savings Bk
750.000
Common
Co
$
2,481,201
1,913,498
7,052,935
3,674,958
price*
10M
......
20
....
Schenectady Tr Co..
10
e
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
First Nat Bk & Tr
25
17,854,563
32,664,270
...—
8X
Bank—
$
172.623
137,217
210,381
212,266
$
175.000
50,000
500.000
150.000
Fargo—
Dakota Nat
Fargo National Bk..
30
52
49
10
I
532,961
2,708,985
shore.
27
81,342,922 | 20
I 50
911,717
Common...
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Nom.
$
Common
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Bid
Par
Deposits
National Banks
June 29
NORTH DAKOTA
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Boohester—
COMPANIES
TRUST
350,000
Central Nat Bank
a
National Banks
in Yonkers-
Institutions
State
OKLAHOMA
June 29
First National Bank
June 29
Tankers Nat Bank &
Trust
Nomi nal.
Guthrie—
Co—
10 h-...
225.878
First State Bank
McAlester—
2,497.903
1,300.000
0
25
re
cent
100
sa
les
301,442
316,097
3.126,170
3,621,670
4,976.304
100
100
100
200
100
125
150
250
150
6,622,167
57,573,043
6.739.117
21,584,930
1,652,242
15,533,875
1,186,432
100
150
200
277,843
1,099,491
53,334
499,826
25,528
100
125
100
150
200
100
100
125
3,262,034
100.000
2.872.116
2.236,234
203,651
470,308
100,000
First Nat Bk of McA
55,775,625
20
27
29
20
40
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Asheville—
First Nat Bk & Tr_.
Charlotte-
200,000 k
Commercial Nat Bk.
500,000
300,000
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co.
c
225,000
530,799
759.029
1,200,000
_
2.982.863
150,000
500.000
81,927
1,187,014
188,257
454,853
119,792
54,981
20
4.000.000
13.849,513
7.582,624
74,838,318
100
215
100
300
100
302
1,586,615
14,3/8,213
100
73
77
25
71
73
2,283,534
6,830,178
20
25
27
100
25
200
225
40
45
25
25
30
Durham-
Bank.
9
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
9
Citizens'
Nat
200,000
300,000
100,000
Durham Bk & Tr Co
Home Savings Bank
Mech & Farmers Bk-
J
210.000
2,090,954
1,105,471
Greensooro—
10
200,000
800,000
297,299
512,557
5,286,346
15,087,392
10
16
17
se
750,000
1.830,631
19,275,976
25
72 y2
75
e
100,000
300.000
185,178
789,504
3,136,052
6,859,343
25
30
10
30
35
35
Becurlty Nat Bank—
Wilmington
Oklahoma City
Preferred
400,000 11,445,276
100,000
245.826
100,000
18,207,278
{100
250
275
0160
1160
25
2,466.205
10
21
50
50
24
70
100
180
210
100
200,000
First National Bank.
200.000
Wachovia Bk & Tr_. «4,275.000
2,240,910
105,150
4,142,192
132,721
3,455.505 104,541,524
10
11
2.000.000
125,000 I
175,000
350,000
Common
Preferred
e
Common
Preferred
West Tulsa State Bk
379.006
6,773,353 {
i
92,013
2,700.000 13,624,222
600,000
25.000'fc
16,313
a
September 30, 1940.
Capital account.
5,025,718
66.102.411 {
20
_____
20
10
26
100
no
20
15
20
393,429
b Member of the BancOhio
d Feb. 29.
Common and preferred stocd or debentures
g
Retirement price.
15
17
100
155
160
I June 29, 1940.
r
Reserves.
Corp.
outstanding.
h 1^ liquidation.
n
k March 26, 1940.
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
s
Branch of 8mithfleld, N, C.
30
_
/ Dec. 30, 1939.
1940.
e
13
10
"
.
Tulsa—
First NatBk & Tr Co
Fourth Nat Bank—
i Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
Winatan-8al«m—
City National Bank.
386,555
4,073,215
c
WilsonCommon
200.000
5.000.000
590,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank.. el.200,000
100.000
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
500.000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
60,000
Stock Yards Bank..
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Nat Bk of Wilson
434,693
t Toledo banks on a price range basis
-
Wilm 8av & Ti Co..
300,000
400,000
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Raleigh—
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Nat Bk of Com'erce.
Guilford Nat Bank-
First Citizens Bk&Tr
100.000
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Go
share.
100
N
Nat Bk of McAlester
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Per
100
127,000
100.000
75.000
First National Bank.
20
_
Nov., 1940]
BANKS
National Banks
June 29
State
OREGON
Eugene—
$
200,000
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
$
472,146
109
Institutions
June 29
Cross
Deposits
Bid
Par
Pittsburgh—
share.
Per
9,046.460
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
First National Bank.
COMPANIES
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
TRUST
AND
100
(Concluded)
Mellon Nat Bank.
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
$
$
7,500,000 540084,741 406,762,649
100
1
Portland—
First National Bank-
3,000,000
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
300,000
4.500.000
6,934,956 117,908,762
475,203
5,353,164
6,298,741 150,565,209
100
20
Common.
Preferred.
145
140
44
36
100
141,625 1
95,000
200.000
700,000
200,000
50,000
200,000
46
Pitt National
37
Bank
Polithania State Bk_
Sheraden
Bank
St Clair
mttnl
Allentown—
1.000.000
1.000,000
450.000
500,000
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust (Jo
1,879,341
2,090,578
1,356,991
1,025,113
14,604,703
100
25
9,501,338
5,941,275
7,701,774
Nomi nal.
Per share.
145
135
38
35
10
19
90
150.000
287,900
Common...
}
250,000
263.390
249,300
Preferred
Central Trust Co
105
337,091
7.036,073
1100
105
100
1100
J 490,033
4,877,441
300,210
3.225,636
100
169,778
565,344
51,693
351,192
306,477
1,234,457
16,257,114
868,545
13
12
10
100
f
10
10
I
"95"
100
Erie—
Bank of Erie
First National Bank.
Lawrence Park N Bk
Marine Nat Bank
Nat Bk A Trust Co.
200,000
,060.000
s
50.000
,264,000
300.000
.
Security-Peoples TrOommon
300,000
721,850
200,000
Preferred.
Union Bank (The)..
J 347,006
101,839
100
Allison-East End Tr.
396,510
300.000
300,000
400,000
125.000
400,000
Capital Bk & Tr Ce_
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co
Citizens Trust Co
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrlsburg Trust Co
157,726
483,100
844,013
943,732
32,511
1,425,960
1.448,035
84,567
400.000
Market St Trust Co.
225.000
Lancaster—
Cones toga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank
Lancaster Co Nat Bk d
Farmers' BkATr Co
400,000
960,588
600,000 s1,572,557
575.000
779,332
Common
300.000
Preferred
71.940
300,000
Northern Bk & Tr Co
1
•
1
1 •
1
1
1
•
NatBkof Ger ATr Co
s
508,992
233,701
i
7,557,879
66*3
16
16,227.022 (
50
Common.......
Preferred
108,000
92,000
250,000
200,000
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Common..
1,797,033
■50
2,966,879
5,248,972
7,426,610
4,996,235
1,208,094
15,838,844
19,289,434
1,350,547
5
4
10
14
10
25
78
50
50
67
10
60
"75""
60
60
40
20
27 X
.....
10
25
37
68
41
50
15X
17'
20
57
60
20
50
47
103
6,859,548
10
13
14
1,769,841
10
10
10
30X
31X
50
13
39 X
40>*
76.741
2,428,397
10
10
10
,c
160.228
60
3,427.593
25
7,442,075
650.000
Preferred
200,000 \
85,000 /
400.336
Wyoming Bk A Tr..
Broad Street Trust._
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Citizens & So B & Tr
Fidelity-Phila Tr Co
Co of Pa
Prankford Trust Co.
German town Tr Co.
Girard Trust Oe
Industrial Trust Co.
Land Title Bk A TOo
Common
1.875.000 1s2139671
Preferred
6,500,000 I
Liberty Title A Tr Co
1.000.000 si, 151,932
Mitten Bk A Tr Co
1,500.000 s
658,085
Ninth Bank A Tr Co d2,200.000
664,558
Northern Trust Co..
500.000 3,166,218
Nor Phila Trust Co.
500,000 1,378,114
_
11
1100
12,442,259
7,025,365
19,678,114
50
14,239.638
100
50
10
6X
13
9
11
203
209
140
145
3434
6X
52 H
214
24 X
3534
7X
53 X
13
214
500
50
10
100
56,036,938
100
10,728,940
4,097,809
1.083,639
50
10
50
3,182,722
50
50
10
100
125.000
r
r
200,000
Arsenal Bank
100.000
Ferbee National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Bank
200,000
500.000
■362.706
43,622
Bk (The>
239,448
267,185
104,143
971,225
5.553.750
11,350,593
56,857,219
6.000.000 si 1527 678
109,950,633
6.000.000 s7,032,960
121,431,274
>
300.000
500.000
I
282.750
200.000
200.000
200,000
454,241
602.528
475,353
994,283
238,4S1
475,731
at
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Dol 8a v
2,900,236 /
50
30
35
4,916,283
17,554,731
75
25
25
25
2,901,939
8
"35" "37"
37
58
41
62
1,158,789
159,236
5,547,819
2,288,785
316,031
726.297
9,090,552
1,534,805
23,665,296
15,661,103
100
115
40
50
50
72
75
100
180
190
4,427,626
25
1414
1SX
7,642,504
50
46
50
226,582
372,550
437,372
2,596,313
4.968,483
6,387,166
10
20
7X
25
16
20
2,392,859 J
10
3.343,815
803,125
8,502,394
1,801,578
5,962,607
6,492,016
5,872,535
10
5
250,000
190.000
150,000
100.000
500.000
125,000
225.000
300,000
500,000
500,000
} 214,242
373,339
39,729
679,603
192,101
518,502
953,440
567,242
776,340
1,413,385
750.000
1,963,697 / 25
1 25
X
10
IX
118
52
10
30
8
7
5
"26" "2l"
100
100
10
15X
10
4,779.927
8,166,740
15
185
57
36
100
20
25
25
10
'lo'x
16
190
59 X
38
57
18 X
54X
17X
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Bank
Common
400,000 1
175.000
374,839
6,142,356
Newport Nat Bank..
120,000
Newport Trust Co..
632,984
60
300.000
81,974
469,979
2,809,909
100
150
500.000
1,040,440
5,947,450
25
76
P°
10
Preferred
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
111,435 1
88.565
120.000
100,522
2,001,239
271,884
1.762,544
367.500 1
256,568
Preferred
5,106,875
132.500
850,000
Preferred
High St Bk A Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
17
3
510
80
NatBank of ComATr
Phenlx Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
industrial Trust Co.
Llncoln Trust Oo
450.000
1.500.000
4.000,000
125,000
2.500.000
5,000.000
1.000.000
30
J25
a25~~
125
Providence—
75
30 H
3154
35
38
268
275
163^
4X
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk_
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
Onion Trust Oo
Woonsocket—
Woonsooket Trust Oo d
1734
5X
20
i—™
PittsburghAllegheny Valley Bk
Pitts.
63
22
RHODE ISLAND *£'"5"™
2514
98
Sonsltaly Bk A Tr Co
Farmers Deposit Nat
First National Bank
First Nat Bank A Tr
59
20
50
60""
81
12
110
50
125
16
10
"125"
a
20
125
848,434
50 "70" "76"
7,975,942
909,013
50
4,685.112
118
123
2,459,720 14,280.277 100 280
10,714.847 119,592,610
100 zl60
168"'
c
217,908
1,946,783
25
33
3,124,273 59,312,254 *100
12,022,925 41,908,320 1000 Z2225" 2475"
1,404,244 24,930,048 100 135
145
25
300.000
Savings Bank
50
15
919,626
100,000
200,000
300.000
75,000
74,852
353.860
316,522
6,259,156
9,390,851
3,252,959
1,235.058
1,580,396
2,558.066
1,687,301
4,344,422
5.179.105
(b)
100
100
100
100
25
50
50
100
50
50
3,761,434
175
175
90
Per
Union Savings Bank.
150,000
262,603
252,205
263,200
54,4531
800.000
e
share.
No
re
cent
sa
lea
price.
d Common and preferred stock
65
100
6,057,269
3,955,691 plOO
10,686,369 /100
100
1,417,642
Sale price.
a Preferred
stock retirement
6 A mutual savings bank
c March 26,
1940.
5
.....
1100
100
Nomi nal,
385.000
250.000
*
25
105
317,552
S0UTH DAK0TASfaǤ"<mf
First Nat'l Bk & Tr.
Nat'l Bank of So Dak
Northw't Sec Nat Bk d
176"
165
440,000
Sioux Falls—
134
10
50
X
23
40
1,456.068
789,707
Security Bk A Tr Co.
Bank of Ohio Valley
Braddeck Nat Bank
27
22
Common
3
~~30X "32 X
8,187,803
3,200,000 s9,764,157
1,500.000 2,516.003
Real Est Tr Co
3
11
8.400.000 sl4784 225
277,520,973
750.000
1,203.381
604,029
Penn W'h'g A S D Co
Provident Trust
Grov A Mech N'Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
5X
33,631,439 f 25
25
18
J 188,090
13
9
25
5
119
1,383,144
60,943,413
1,638,171
3.242,754
YorkCommon
Preferred
Yerk Trust Go
115
814,914
1,010,670
583,948
250,000
250,000
225.000
Guardlan Trust Co..
2,549,003
5,022.400 51,358.880 100
d
300.000
112,968
3,291,641 37X
400,000
531,193
20
2,754,873
250.000 C
100,294
50
1.672,953
125,000
13.813
100
680,320
6.700.000 sl3 906787
100
131,044,303
2,320.000 9,113,612
100
1,136,826
500,000
1,770,667 11,865,349
10
1,400.000 2,219,793 21,563,803
10
4.000.000 10,398,996
10
123,551,406
dl,132,250 c
947,459 11,966,499
10
-■
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
10714
11
3,673,939 f
Bank
West Branch Bk A Tr
Western Nat Bank..
Fork Co Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
4
X
Wllllamsport—
Wllllamsport N Bk_.
14
a25
{ 10
3,300.000
Penn Co for Insur on
Lives A Grant Ann
Wyemlng Nat Bank.
12
25
17
,
750,000
200,000
2,500,000
1.000.000
500.000
500.000
Hanover Nution&l Bk
Miners Nat Bank
8econa Nat Bank...
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
31
'l06>i
10
6
10H
17
Wllkes-Barre—
Irst National Bank.
Indus NB West YK.
50
7
10
150.000
178,375
72
20
102,260
5X
.....
100
5
5
10
I
400.000
Preferred
67
25
195,522
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Bank & Trust Co.
4X
......
mtmmrn
75
10
7,420,932
21,844,789
4,315,293
18,245,007
204,531
1.000,000
250.000
Penna Trust CoCommon
45
2.457,824
4.296,474
200.000 1
50.000
Preferred
23
312
44
Common
Tioga Nat Bk & Tr Go d
21X
303
_
South Phila Nat BkOemmon
300
10
197.500
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000.000 S29588984
577.648,649
Roosevelt Bank
d
264,818 e
121,967
2,355,000
Second Nat Bank—
Preferred....
50
308
50
6155"
a
Seuth Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BAT OoWeet Side Bank
Pi rat National
48
8
100
90
100 5700
50
106
10
5
50
30
I
_
14
60
1.170.300
First National Bank
~5~
20
690,188
1,473,601
544,564
2,353.934
300.000
200,000
206,098
4.050.000
5,664,038
Green Ridge Bank..
200.000
167,208
North Scrant Bk A Tr
300.000 0
326,680
Pre vide nee Bank... d
300.000
64,446
50
~~4~X
28X
6
85
Scranton—
106
60
100
1.000,000
1,800,000
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
11,106,143
11,530,138
9,210,855
5
100
Beading—
12
100
227.474
285,859
302", 500
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common........
L Preferred
~~~™
80
E Scranton State Bk
First National Bank
40,024,790
15.064,083
,
Preferred
Hill Top Bank
Bank
_
"30"' "36""
27
a50
50
2.530.015
400.000
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Hazelwood
114
100
50
100
100
100
50
25
1
Philadelphia—
Homewood
"lOO
50
Union National Bank
Berks Go Trust Oe..
City Bank A Tr Co..
Beading Trust Co..
4,481,217
Central-Penn Nat Bk 3,040,000
s7.281.376 72,310,757
City National Bank. dl.100.700
297,456
10,005,017
Corn Exch Nat Bank
A Trust Co
4,550.000 59,370,239 131,260.034
Erie National Bank. d
440.000
148,749
5.204,415
First National Bank. r3.111,000
6,865,996 110,911.496
Kensington Nat Bk. dl,129,766
362,796 10,724.359
Market St Nat Bk..
1,000,000 4,378,090
Freehold
"73""
65
25
_____
2,615.000
11 111 11 1•1
Harrlsburg—
Co of East
50
50
50
Tr Oe
Alteona Trust Co—
Dellar
1,412,800
1,679,598
41,516,635
36,299,505
a25
"lO"
0.000.000 511,439,430 105,660,943
Potter Title A Tr Co d
875.000
409,989
7,647,041
Provident Trust Co.
150.000
270,218
2,208,478
Seuth Hills Trust Co
125.000
433,715
1,842,019
Unlen Trust Oe
1.500.000 100346112 299,027,060
Washington Tr Co..
500.000
1,365,829
6,289,490
West End Bank
200;000
193,991
1,878,486
William Ponn Tr Oo. d
175.000
144.851
2.176,369
Werkingman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
400.000
1.143,959 10,017.720
22
100
23
25
40
4,077,461
5,535,905
32,960,086
21,603,931
2,813,555
27,695,935
Allegheny Trust Oo_
700,000
851,688
Colonial Trust Oe
d3,563,200 2,392,700
Oem'wealth Trust Co
1,500,000 2,777,672
Dermont SAT (Jo.
125,000
130,192
Fidelity Trust Co
2.000,000 11,559,580
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oe.
250,000
400,022
17
25
i
1,942,958
11,781,402
1,119,210
Peeple'e-Pitteburgh
Altoona—
First Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Finance
178,410
784,063
123,435
174,575
1,881,974 J
Deposit Bk
166,329
Union National Ban]
2,000,000 54,228,875
Union Savings Bank.
1.000.000
6,105,595
Weetern SAD Bank d 490,000
513,779
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown Nat Bank
103,638
Dec
or
debentures outstanding.
31, 1938.
/ Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
Oct.
50
51
a 50
2.
1939.
Stock all owned
I Last
sale.
i Dec.
30,
1939.
by Rhode Island Hospital Trust Oo.
New
stock.
p Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corp.
rThe Eastern National Bank of York, Pa.,
1940, by the York National & Trust Co.
s
Sept. 30, 1940.
4
o
x
was
absorbed
Ex-dividend.
on
Oct. 7.
BANKS AND
110
TRUST COMPANIES
National Banks
I
gggfj* SOUTH CAROLINA
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Gross
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
200,000
50,000
Carolina Sav Bank.
viiners Bk.
South Caro Nat Bk—
Merch &
Common
Preferred
1,320,000
Per
%
%
736,111
325,539
44,708
1,000,000
Cltlx. A Sou Natl Bk
share.
21.619,007 {7100
6,424.008 100
100
568,363
10
11
100
110
125
125
39,224.595 J100
1100
14
100
16
880,000
Jl,121,317
200.000
35.000
167,096
288,411
5,473.862
1,642.094
250.000
200,000
605,015
591,387
6,419,750
4,855,315
20
61
62H
10
32
34
200,000
-
_
78,354
2,950,106
20
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of Ooi.
Lower Main St Bank
Greenville—
First National Bank-
Peoples Nat Bank
Spartanburg—
Com'l Nat Bank
TENNESSEE
10
10
9X
25
$
San Antonio (Coh cl.) $
1,240,981
750.000
425.000
225,000
) 515,515
<2,5o0,000
1,811.050
Common
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Knoxville—
71,103
151.793
50.000
200,000
HamiltonNationalRk < 900,000
1.000.000
Park National Bank-
Bank of Knoxville—
Uomm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
<
1.764,082
679,766
MemphisComm A Indust Bk.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Nomi nal.
Per share.
275
10,023,524 /100
155
60,000
Bank A Trust Co.
Nashville-
1,805.996 100
3,558,854 6.25
100
26,645,424
10
14,181,258
595,553
300,000
1.000,000
982,180
500.000 1
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
"l55" 165"
170
175
10
9M
250
260
14«
105
280
Oitlzens' Nat Bank..
600,007
275
National Rankt
June 29
TEXAS
4,411,147
100 t
370,775
578,582
99,203
500,000
100,000
8.734,990
100
200
10.783,145
50
85
1,012,482
100
100
205
50
225
91
80
institutions
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
6,852.027
19,600.134
100
100
491,784
13,535.642
100
02X
72H
5,846.826
750.00U 1.266,307
First National Bank <
867.595
750,000
Utah State Nat Bank <
1,000,000 cl,242,672
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr 257.428
300.onn
Utah Sav A Trust Co
1,500,000 cl.041,954
Walker Bk A Tr Co
71,771.458
19,190.257
15,140,415
14,636.052
3.465,995
29,826,539
10
21%
22J-6
475.000
950,000
c
200,300
1.516,923
Salt Lake City—
900,000
i
Corp.
First Security
of Ogden
<3,100.000
.
210
100
220
100
165
175
100
197
207
100
130
100
115
140
118
220
26^
27
10
13
(100
100
20
70
"75"
10
19
20X
9,687,594 J100
13 X
1$
110
100
237
245
30,565,765
State
mmmmm
100
State
UTAH
<
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security Bk NA <
285
1100
1,651,751
185
424,884
250,000
First National Bank.
National City Rank.
no
290
100
5,571,761
24,141,424
1,133.300
1.000.000
100
92,557
elOO
15X
100
63.200,630 f
3,160.000
Preferred
2,234,886
3,909,640
104,308
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
June 29
Slate
VERMONT
Institutions
June 29
Barre—
110.000
606,869
3.992,338
200.000
People's Nat Bank
204.500
Quarry 8 Bk A Tr Co
Burlington—
491.500
Ohittenden Co Trnst <
600,000
JowardNatBkATrCo
150.000
Merchants Nst Bank
<1,085.961
Burlington Trust Co
Montpelier —
Capital 8 B A Tr Co < 407.500
First National Bank:
150,000
Common
169,800
Preferred
275,667
173,915
2,984,032
2.049,748
613,311
527.420
83,927
423,615
6,793,306
7,039.290
969,097
3.296.539
Granite S B A Tr Co
3.000.000 11,624,673
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
100
10
American Nat Bank
Common
100
47,373.105
77.419,099
3,500,000
170
1100
5,405,117
1,000.000
Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
State Savings
280
27,468,977
25
260
2,337,696
95,171
1,200.000
230
1.214,651
Preferred-
Waco—
100
13.162,174
1,003,525
54,162,987
31,037,363
1,414,372
66,303
2,561,608
100,000
First National Bank.
102
100
} 138.032
Comm. <1.084,000
National Bank ofFort
100,000
Sam Houston....
400,000
San Antonio Nat Bk <
South Texas Nat Bk300,000
Common
Common
Nat Bank of
Oontl Nat B tATr Co
Commercial Nat Bk:
97
State Institutions
June 29
Chattanooga—
share.
Per
$
5.570,534 (100
1100
350,000
100,000
Ogden—
Amer Tr & Bkg Co..
Ask
Bid
Groos Nat Bank—
National Banks
June 29
National Banks
June 29
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
$
Charleston—
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
State Institutions
June 29
TEXAS
June 29
2.515,257
3,015,268 1100
1100
20
100
100.000
224.306
2.430,801
1.390,729
150.000
100,000
300,965
141,428
2,882,491
1,128,963
100,000
125.000
157,500
<
117,406
516,201
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B A Tr Co
26,224
222,416
173,447
2.959,185 1100
162,924
2,245,280
Rutland—
Nominal.
Per share.
AustinAustin Nat Bank—
174,039
4,169,889
/100
1100
Rutland Trust Co...
Common
Preferred
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
Preferred stock
Sllllngton Nat Bank
100
100
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
872.840
125,000
i
OlementNat llank—
14,325,816
20,430,471
569,070
800,000
570,750
American Nat Bank.
75,000
—
<
1100
100
«100
Beaumont—
707,985
978,469
76.140
First National Bank
200,000
Becur St Bk A Trust i
Dallas—
1.000.000
Dallas Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
12,327.109
14,097,798
2,515,791
961,321
400,000
400.000
American Nat Bank
100
100
o
National Banks
20
40
46
47^
2,520.400
7.398,859
100
114,235
292,052
100,000
250,000
1,650,000
350.000
Preferred
Republic Nat Bank..
4,000,000
Nat Bank of Comm.
150.000
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co.
20
200,000
11,748,694
4.713,214
432,495
117,335
38,631,364 / 20
1 20
20
90,295,749
7,536.530 100
20
2,909,944
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
125,000
40,000
Common
Capital notes
El Paso—
£1 Paso Nat Bank..
J 103,096
Nomi nal.
State National Bank
Fort Worth—
I 20
"46
64"
750,000
1.500.000
48"
215
40
45"
30
33
60
67
70
42,494.751
20
47
50
48,572,021
20
48
50
100
1500
20
9.532
73,455
390,249
10
1,172,507
100
15.464,214
5,127,185
100
440,423
865,677
11,772,690
12,405,948
100
125
200,000
200,000
100
N o
re
760,000
500,000
514,727
414,506
4,673,571
4,359.637
Trust Co
Com'l Tr A Savs Bk:
100.000
94.260
105.013
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
300.000
477,837
107,000
Loan Bank
cent
100
sa
les
i
250,000
340,167
100
7,297,139
100
240
250
100
122
123
25
38
10
15H
200,000
276,000
192,444
103,367
2,724,260
2,924,353
10
10
490,000 C
250,000
430,000
176,446
93,019
213,557
6,898.068
1.316.373
2.910.929
50
1,105.269
1,269.257
k
66.095
3.731.088
153,675
10.478.983
24,349.937
2,430,363
20
20
1.250.000 11.384,099
1,550,000
58,279,562
12',
506,857
262,836
895,774
3.829,840
5,073.537
6,702.316
25
500,000
100.000
Preferred
| 601.377
20
20.038,737
451,709
1,786.025
5.988.217
28,393.428
5.413,527
50
45
<
Common........
Preferred
American Nat Bank.
Trust
Cltlzens
<
Co..
Mercb A Farmers Bk
<
Richmond—
Bank of Comm A Tr
600,000
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk A Tr Co..
1,000,000
3.000,000
200,000
Mech A Mer Bank..
State-Plant BkATr:
80.000
.....
1,450,000
|2,030,409
190
13.476,576 (100
85
200.000
200,000
900,000
Preferred
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank
632,500 I
281,223
367.500
1,000,000 2.102,286
<2,500,000 4,703.811
700,000
430.310
1.000.000 1,400.000
7X
s
802.526
78.985.705
No
100
re
cent
100
sa
lee
20
38
42
20
33
37
10
50"
■47—
32
35
17 X
18X
74"
15
27
30
50
70
500.000
76
1,000.000
800,000
404,474
75
255
100
100
100
si 00
Houston Nat Bk— o
Common...
10
Portsmouth—
Colonial-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trnst Rk.
20
59.331,603 (100
1100
38 H
16
Roanoke—
First Nat Bank—
3.000.000
563,204
Petersburg—
Citizens Nat Bank..
Petersb 8av A AmTr
southern Bk A Tr Co
<
Virginia Trust Co
180
7X
110 X
1355
5
150.000
Preferred
Houston—
I
5
100
3.678,691
36.505,354
19,262,103
2.799,650
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
City National Bank:
1141
/ 160
964,090
1.018.404
146,432
250.000
2.500.000
1,500.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
50
271,793
662.326
3.103,443
60
100
'
Norfolk—
Merch A Planters Bk
First A Mer Nat Bk.
Galveston—
City National BankFirst National Bank.
Hutchlngs-Sealy
National Bank
U S National Bank..
A
Southn Bk of Norfolk
17,793,854
490,168
450.996
i
600,000
500,000
share.
I 150
100
8,242.510
Seaboard Citz N Bk.
100
J2.361,056
619.902
People's Nat Bank..
Depositors Industrial
12,347.582
21.805,069
1,304,903
1.000,000
Lynchburg Nat Bank
463.818
300,000
2.000.000
500,000
15,420
210,000
Union Bank A Tr Co i
2,769.299
35
Per
Lynchburg—
First National Bank.
37
"62"
655,787
1,668,501
300,000
Continental Nat Bk_
Flrst National Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred
Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
Common.....
June 29
42
20
Liberty State Bank..
Citizens State Bank.
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
June 29
les
2o.015.063
Mercantile Nat Bk—
.....
sa
5,oon.ooo 10.071,054 130.844,948
Hillcrest State Bank.
Common
N
rec ent
100
National Banks
95
June 29
125
34.232.995
100
275"
56,281,481
10.502,919
35,445.929
100
290
300
155"
State
Institutions
June 29
360
100
340
185
225
WASHINGTON
285"
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Seattle-
235""
*9.709,005
Fidelity Trust Co—
2.167.818
200.000 d 234.824
100
75.160
100
Guardian Trust Co..
600.Q00
1,001.417
8,513,417
100
145~
<1,300.000
509.059
6.106.014
100
80
85
365.000
285.000
133.005
9,415,181 /100
75
583.352
354.477
8,000,000
2,500,000
2,500.000
1.500.000
7.032,274 183,096.694 a 20
4,002.882 88,144.345 f 25
100
1,582,014 28.524.693
20
942,613 30.602,796
100
118,014
2,770.528
20
6.042.318
253,451
50
8.980.797
567.369
share,
35
35X
160
165"
80
100,000
200.000
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank
Houston Land A Tr.
Ban Jacinto Nat
1,500.000
Preferred...
Sumitomo B of Seattle
\100
University Nat Bank
200,000
400,000
Seattle Tr A Savs Bk
Bk-
Oommon
Peoples N B of Wash-
550,000
r
29
32
.......
58
62
t Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio, Texas, all held
by Central Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
Port ArthurFirst National Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
100
100
6.083.739
4.379,099
a
c
....
Preferred........
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon........
Preferred
Frost National Bank
Corp.
Sept. 30, 1940.
d Dec.
Ban Antonio—
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
Member of First National Corp.
b Member of First Security
30.
1939.
e
Preferred stock retirement price.
/ Member of Marine Bancorporation
964.756
500.000
819.400
18.717,310 (100
1100
a
n
Affiliated with the Citizens' A Southern National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
Represents quotation for First Security Corp. of Odgen. Utah, class
A
stock
200.000 I
148.513
75.000
1,200 000, 1.401.846
,
50
< Common and
50
o
39.349.811l 100
s
3.056.466
1
preferred stock outstanding.
k March 29. 1939.
Controlled by the Joseph F Meyer Interests, r Member Peoples Corp.
March 26, 1940.
t Reserves.
s Ex-dividend.
BANKS
Nov., 1940]
Nationa I Banks
Capital
Institutions
State
WASHINGTON
June 29
National Banks
June 29
June 29
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
State
WISCONSIN
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
111
TRUST" COMPANIES
AND
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Institutions
June 29
Spokane—
First Nat Bk in Spok
Old
a
N
B A Un T Oo.
Common
$
$
600.000
$
6,876,123
177,182
Per
750.000 1
743.800
Preferred
684,735
Nomi nal.
share.
45
100
Milwaukee (Concl. )
Teutonia A ve State Bk
~
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
BHrst Wise Trust Oo.
24,189.471 1100 t
1100
Old National Corp—
Olatts A
245,008
Class B (voting) 11
50,000
Washington Trust Co
200.000
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Wash.. al .375.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk a
730,000
National^,
No
884,694
8,579",817
400,000
300,000
1,000.000
23,304,392
8,742,471
~'27"
100
1,066,945
100
25
280,690
$
104,396
880.825
375,278
786,087
$
392,300
a
$
Per
20
share,
100
8
160
10
200
20
2,606,192
4,798,747
4,903,617
5.884330
34
37
100
.90 1.05
1.25
No
^
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
140
125
20
ISM
Cheyenne—
Per
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk
VIRGINIA
WYOMING
250,000
300.000
423,916
6,042,950
8.599,451
share
100
298,311
.
100
Norm nal.
Per share
Charleston—
Charleston Nat Bk.
1,062,500 /1,564,904
600.000 /
472,388
1,000,000 /l,421,996
KanawhaBkg&Tr Co
Kanawha Valley Bk
Nat Bank of Oomm
200.000
600.000
Central Trust Oo__
24,754,539
6,376,182
25,147,057
134,237
4,006,916
331.222 s 1,166,976
25
N
Canadian Bank Statements
0
re
cent
sa
100
100
100
100
les
Returns
are
all of Aug. 31,1940.
Prices
are per cent, not per share.
Huntington—
First Hunt g Nat Bk
Twentieth St Bank..
a
105,950
1.491.200
57,757
17,916,300
1.246.335
a
150.000
70,565
1,119,185
100
a
Bar Bank
Nat Bank of W Va..
Nat Bxchange Bank. i
412.605
500.000
600,000
100,000
300.000
86,440
750.533
684,167
120.726
819.619
2,202,533
5.378,306
5,704,835
1,158,789
5.713,193
100
100
100
1.800.000 f2,676,335
22,264,521
19
12&
100
1,000.000
65
50
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Say
Half Dollar Trust A
So Side Bk & Tr Oo.
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savs
NOVA SCOTIA
80
121X
25
100
1106
1125
1103
1300
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Halifax-
$
Gross
$
Per
$
Bank of Nova 8cotla 12,000,000 24,000,000 256,327,368
A Trust Oo
National Banks
WISCONSIN
June 29
150
Bid
Par
Deposits
100
277
100
100
100
100
233
150
158
State Institutions
June-29
TorontoNom inal,
La Crosse—
Batarlan Nat Bank.
Per
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse
State Bk of La Crosse
a
_
500.000
175,000
400,000
100.000
299,860
90,030
380,037
183.240
20
5,088,132
100
1,245,457
6.124.257 elOO
3.128,448 100
168,364
175,097
2.975,740
3,794,241
183
share.
20
Imperial Bank of Can
o
Per
Bank of Toronto...
6.000,000 9,000,000 138,208,805
Can Bank of Oomm. 30,000.000 20.000,000 546,194,438
Dominion Bank....
7.000.000 7.000.000 119,068,488
7.000,000
200.000
City Bank A Tr Oo—
First Wise Nat'i Bk
Common
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Kllbourn State Bk_.
Lincoln State Bank:
Common.
........
Income debentures
Marine Nat Kxcb Bk
Marshall A Haley Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
Northern Bank.....
Park Savings Bank..
State Bank of Mllw.
a
305,000
7,600.000 17,467.087 250399,401
7,500.000
a350.000
193,293
2,630,406
a
150.000
58,289
1,913,004
50.000 1c
60,426
225,000
2,200,000 2.315.872
a2,925,000 2.155,603
a
696.000
26,512
a
200.000
115,119
a
539,500
140,249
a
550,000
87,063
1,554,120
sa
182)4 200
197 H 200
les
20
24
48
QUEBEC
27
100
55
I t
1
Montreal—
Bank of Montreal
-
16
20
20
100
18
-
Per \cent,
I
36.000.000 39.000.000 762,950,5811 1001
7,000.000 5,000.000 128,044,940 100,
750.000
100
1,500.000
16,029,915
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000,000 1.000.000 44,742,344 100
Royal Bk of Canada 35,000.000 20,000.000 788,773,288
100
Banque Oanadienne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
jl85
140
145
-
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
43,537,020
50,111,310
2,655,103
1,878,531
2,012,384
2,488,680
8,000,000 143,972,307
cent.
245
re cent
Milwaukee—
Amer State Bank...
Ask
cent
20
40
20
20-
21
20
100
43
23
-
-
103
161
165
* Sale price.
Common and preferred stock debentures outstanding.
March 26, 1940.
d Oct. 2, 1939.
e Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
f Sept. 30, 1940.
i Member First National Corp.
a
c
«
t
20
no par stock.
100
Trust funds.
All stock held by Old National Corp.
Securities Called for Redemption
The
in their
following tabulation indicates alphabetically Corporation bonds and stocks which are being prepaid
entirety.
BONDS
BONDS
Affiliated Fund, Inc., 4
$>, due 1949, Nov. 4 at 100.
o. 1st 5%, due 1957, Dec. 5 at 102.
Alabama Water Service
Ashland Home Telephone Co. 4H% series A due 1961, Nov. 20 at 105.
Atlantic Ice & Coal Co. 1st & ref. 6%, due 1951, Dec. 1 at 103.
Bear Mountain Hudson River Bridge Co.—
7%, due 1953, April 1, 1941. at 103)4.
Sinking fund income 8%, due 1953, Apr. 1,1941; at 103)4.
Beaver Valley Water Co. 1st lien & ref. 5% due 1960. Nov. 1 at 103.
Bush-Moore Newspapers 5% due 1945, Nov. 1 at 10214.
Buck Hills Falls Co. 1st & ref. 6% due 1959, Nov. 1 at 102)4.
California Water Service Co.-
(Concluded)
National Acme Co. 1st ext. 4)4%, due 1946, Dec. 1 at 101)4.
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.—
First
5% series A, due 1941, Jan. 1, 1941, at 100)4.
First 5% series A, due 1942, Jan. 1, 1941, at 100)4.
First 5% series A, due 1943, Jan. 1, 1941, at 100)4.
First 6%, due 1943, Jan. 1, 1941, at 107.
New York Connecting RR. Co.—
First 4)4% series A, due 1953, Feb. 1 at 105.
First 5% series B, due 1953, Feb. 1 at 105.
Northwestern P. S. Oo. 1st. mtge. 5% ser. A due 1957. Jan. 1,1941 at 100.
Penn-Jersey Water Co. 5)4 %, due 1960, Nov. 4, at 104.
Serial notes,
3)4%, due 1941, Nov. 1 at 100.
Serial notes, S H %, due 1942, Nov. 1 at 100K.
due 1943. Nov. 1 at 100
Serial notes, 4%,
VJuincy Market Cold St'ge & Whse. Co. 5)4 % due 1946, Nov. 1 at 102.
Richmond Term. Ry. Co. 1st guar. 5% due 1952. Jan. 1. 1941 at 100.
Riordan Pulp & Paper, Ltd.. 6% due 1942. Dec 31 at 105.
Serial notes,
Serial notes,
San Antonio Public Service Co. 1st 4%, due 1963, Nov. 25 at 105.
due 1944, Nov. 1 at 100J
4)4%, due 1945, Nov. 1 at 101.
4%,
Serial notes, 4M%, due 1946. Nov. 1 at 101)4.
Carolina Clinchfield A Ohio Ry. 6% due 1952. Dec. 15 at 106.
Central Maine Power Co. 4% series G, due 1960, Nov. 25 at 105)4.
Columbus Ry. Power & Light Co. 1st & coll. trust 4%, due 1965, Nov, 25
at 105.
Crane Co. sinking fund debentures 3 )4 %, due 1951, Dec. 1 at 101.
Crown Cork & Seal Co. 4)4 % debentures, due 1948, Nov. 29 at 103.
Sinking fund 4%, due 1950, Nov. 29 at 104.
Corp. 1st extended 6% due 1943, declared due and
payable Oct. 10 at $1,101.50 per $1,000 bond.
Gulf Public Service Co. 1st s. f. 6% series A due 1945, April 1,1941, at 102.
Houston Natural Gas Corp. 1st coll. 6% due 1943, Dec. 1 at 105.
Iowa Electric Light <& Power Co.—
4% series E, due 1955, Dec. 1 at 104.
Graham Paige Motors
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—
1st & ref. 5)4% (series of 1935) due 1950, Nov. 2 at 105.
1st & ref. 5M% (series of 1925) due 1950, Jan. 1, 1941, at
Medusa Portland Cement—
Serial debentures due 1941, Nov. 30
Serial debentures due 1942, Nov. 30
Serial debentures due 1943, Nov. 30
Serial debentures due 1944, Nov. 30
102)%.
101)4.
at 102.
Serial debentures due 1945. Nov. 30 at 102)4.
Michigan Public Service Co. 5% series A, due 1947, Dec. 1 at 101.
Montana Dakota Utilities Co. conv. debs. 4)4 %, due 1946, Jan. 1 at 102.
Oct. 30 at 104.
at 102.
at 101.
Oct. 30 at 100)4.
Co. 1st 4%, due 1965, Nov. 12 at 107.
Southern California Edison Co.—
,
First &
refunding 3)4%, due 1960, Jan. 1, 1941, at 105.
refunding 3)4 % series B, due 1960, Jan. 1, 1941, at 105.
Southern California Gas Co. 4)4%, due 1961, Nov. 1 at 104.
First & refunding 4%, due 1965, Nov. 1 at 107.
Southern Nebraska Power Co. 1st mtge. 534s, series B, due 1947, Jan. 1,
1941, at 100.
Woodward Iron Co. 2d mtge. 5% due 1962, Dec. 2 at 100.
First &
STOCKS
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp. $6 preferred, Dec. 3 at 100.
at 100)4.
at 101.
at
4% serial notes due 1942 to 1943,
4% serial notes due 1944. Oct. 30
4% serial notes due 1945, Oct. 30
4% serial notes due 1946 to 1948.
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Elec.
Central Kansas Paper 6% preferred, Nov. Irat 100.
7% preferred, Nov. 1 at 100.
Coast Counties Gas & Electric Co. 6% pref. (unexchanged
at
shares), Oct. 24
100.
Hy^rade Sylvania $6.50 preferred (unexchanged shares), Jan. 1, 1941 at
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric
7% pref., Dec. 9 at
South Pittsburgh Water Co. 6% preferred, Jan, 15 at 105.
7% preferred, Jan. 15 at 115.
United Biscuit Co. of America 7% preferred, Nov. 13 at
115.
110.
MONTHLY REVIEW
112
DAILY RATES
France
Canada
Argentina
Colombia
Portugal
Dollar
Peso
Peso
Escudo
Cables
Switzerland
Franc
Checks
Franc
Cables
Checks
Oct.
Checks
22.99
Cables
023.04
OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
3.99
04.02
23.02
Oct.
023.05
3.99
04.02
Oct.
2.
23.01
Oct.
023.04
.01 Ha-04 H
3.99
04.02
Oct.
3.
.03
O23.06
3.99
04.02
Oct.
4.
.04
O23.06
3.99
04.02
Oct.
5.
Oct.
No rates
23.02 Ha23.05
Oct.
available
23.03^023.06
Oct.
56.97o56.98H
29.77
56.97o56.98H
29.77
56.97o56.98H
56.97o56.98H
29.77
26.97o56.98H
29.77
SUNDAY
6.
Oct.
SUNDAY
Checks
29.77
disc't
14H al3H%
disc't
15H al4%
155i« al4ui6% disc't
15
disc't
al4H%
14 H al4H%
disc't
1.
Oct.
.99Ho23.05
.02 H a23.06
Cables
Checks
Oct.
23.08
023.13
.09023.13H
3.98
a4.02
Oct.
7.
13 H 013 H%
disc't
29.77
56.97o56.98H
Oct.
23.13
023.17
.14
a23.18
3.98
a4.02
Oct.
8.
disc't
29.77
Oct.
23.16
023.19
,16Ha23.20
3.98Ha4.01
Oct.
9.
disc't
29.77
56.97o56.98H
56.97o56.98H
23.16
023.19
,17
23.17
023.19
,17Ho23.20
disc't
Oct. 10.
2.25Ha2.29
Oct. 11.
Oct. 12.
3.98Ha4.02
3.99
04.02
Oct. 13.
No rates
Oct. 15..
available
2.28
2.26
a2.30
11.
13 H al3H%
12.
Oct.
Oct.
SUNDAY
Oct. 14..
10.
Oct.
Oct.
a23.20
HOLIDAY
13H al3H%
13H al3H%
14H al3H%
23.17Ha23.21 23 18023.21H
Oct.
16.
023.21
3.98
04.02
023.19 23, 15Ha23.20
023.25
23.16Ho23.20 23, 17
Oct. 16..
3.98
04.02
Oct.
3.99
04.02
Oct.
3.98
23.17Ha23.20
23 18
23.15
Oct. 17-.
Oct. 18..
SUNDAY
13H al3H%
13Hal2H%
13
al2H%
13Ii#al2H%
137ie al3H %
13H al3H%
14,
15-
Oct.
17.
disc't
disc't
disc't
disc't
disc't
disc't
04.02
Oct.
18-
23.19
3.98HO4.02
Oct.
19.
Oct.
20.
023.21
23.17Ho23.20 23,.18
23.17
023.19 23..17Ha23.20
023.20
23.16Ho23.19 23..17
023.22
23.19Ho23.21 23..20
3.98
04.02
Oct.
21.
No rates
Oct. 20..
3.98
04.02
Oct.
22.
Oct. 22..
Oct. 23-.
Oct. 24-.
a4.02
Oct.
23.
Oct.
24.
2.29
Oct. 25..
Q2.30H 23.20
Oct. 26..
023.20 23 17H023.21
023.21 23. 19H023.22
SUNDAY
023.24
3.98
04.02
Oct.
25.
13H al35i«%
13Hal3H%
13H o131ib%
3.98
04.02
Oct.
26.
13Hal3H%
27.
Oct.
28.
13Hal2H%
SUNDAY
Oct. 28..
No rates
Oct. 30..
available
29.77
29.77
29.77
29.77
23.20Ha23.22 23 21
023.23
3.98
a4.02
29.77
56.97a56.98H
29.77
29.77
56.97o56.98H
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
56.97a56.98H
56.97o56.98H
29.77
56.97a56.98H
29.77
56.97o56.98H
SUNDAY
Oct.
023.23 23..20Ha23.24
23.21 Ha23.23 23..22
Oct. 27..
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
56.97o56.98H
56.97o56.98H
56.97o56.98H
29.77
available
13 H% discount
3.98
3.98 H a4.02
available
Oct. 21..
No rates
137i#% discount
23.17
Oct. 19..
29.77
HOLIDAY
13-
04.02
3.98
56.97a56.98H
56i97a56.98H
29.77
disc't
29.77
29.77
disc't
disc't
29.77
disc't
disc't
SUNDAY
23.20
023.22 23 ,20Ho23.23
3.99
a4.02
Oct.
29.
Oct. 30..
23.20
023.22 23, 20Ha23.23
3.98
04.02
Oct.
30.
133i6 al3%
13Hal3H%
Oct. 31..
23.20
023.22 23. 20Ha23.23
3.98
a4.02
Oct.
31.
13Hal3H%
disc't
disc't
disc't
disc't
29.77
56.97a56.98H
29.77
29.77
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
Ecuador
Germany
Sweden
Hungary
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Reichsmark
Krona
Pengo
Milreis
Peso
Boliviano
Sucre
Cables
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Cables
5.70
Oct.
.95
023.85
.36Hal9.50
Oct.
1
—
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
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C40.00 23.79Ha23.84
O40.05 23.80
a23.84
.80
Oct.
.80Ha23.85
.36Hal9.50
Oct.
2—
5.01
a5.15
5.17
3.00
Oct.
.96
O40.05 23.80Ha23.85
.81023.85 H
.36Hal9.50
Oct.
3..
5.01HO5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
4..
5.01Ha5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.02
a5.15
5.17
5.01
a5.15
Oct.
.97Ha40.05 23.81 Ha23.84
.82
023.85
,36Hal9.50
Oct.
Oct.
.96
O40.05 23.80Ha23.84
.81
023.85
•36Hal9.50
Oct.
5—
Oct.
6-.
O40.05 23.81
023.84
,81Ha23.85
,36Hal9.50
Oct.
7—
Oct.
6.
Oct.
7.
.96
Oct.
8.
.96
Oot.
9.
,96
SUNDAY
.
5.70
5.70
3.00
SUNDAY
5.17
3.00
:
5.70
a40.05 23.80Ha23.85
,81a23.85H
,36Hal9.50
Oct.
8..
5.01
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
,36Hal9.50
Oct.
9—
5.01
a 5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
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O40.05 23.80Ha23.85
040.05 23.80
023.85
.81023.85H
Oct. 10..
,80Ha.85H
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 10—
5.03
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Oct. 11..
.99
040.06 23.80
.80Ha.88H
36Hal9.50
Oct. 11
5.01
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.70
Oct. 12.,
023.88
Oct. 13
SUNDAY
Oct. 13..
Oct. 14..
No rates
Oct. 15-.
available
—
HOLIDAY
Oct. 12..
HOLIDAY
.98Ha40.05 23.82Ha.86H
.98Ha40.05 23.82 Ha.86H
.83
023.87
.83
a23.87
SUNDAY
—
.36Hal9.50
Oct. 14—
No rates
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
.36Haq9.50
Oct. 15—
available
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.70
Oct. 16..
,98Ha40.07 23.82 Ha23.86
.83
023.87
.36Hal9.50
Oct. 16
Oct. 17..
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.82Ha23.87
.82Ha23.87
.36Hal9.50
Oct. 17—
5.01
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 18—
5.02
o5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
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.36Hal9.50
Oct. 19-.
5.00
05.15
3.00
5.70
O40.06 23.82
a23.86
Oct. 18..
.98
O40.05 23.82
Oct. 19..
.98
O40.05 23.82 Ha23.86
Oct. 20..
023.86
a23.87
—
Oct. 20.
SUNDAY
5.70
05.15
5.17
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Oct. 23..
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
,98Ha40.05 23.82
.82Ha23.86
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 21
Oct. 22..
.81
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 22
Oct. 23..
.98Ha40.05 23.80Ha23.85
,98Ha40.07 23.81
023.85
.81Ha23.86
,36Hal9.50
023.86
3.00
5.02
Oct. 21..
023.85
5.17
SUNDAY
_
5.02
—
—
Oct. 24..
,98Ha40.05 23.81
023.85
.81 Ha23.86
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 24..
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Oct. 25..
,98Ha40.05 23.81
023.87
Oct. 25—
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
,00
,81Ha23.87
,81Ha23.86
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 26..
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 26
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
|
5.70
5.70
5.70
O40.05 23.81
023.85
SUNDAY
Oct. 27..
SUNDAY
Oct. 27—
81Ha23.87
81Ha23.86
,36Hal9.50
Oct. 28—
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
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Oct. 29—
5.01Ha5.15
5.17
3.00
81Ha23.87
023.86123 81Ho23.87
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Oct. 30__
5.02
a5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
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Oct. 31
5.02
a5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Oct. 28..
39 ,98Ha40.05 23.81
023.86
Oct. 29..
39. 97
023.85
Oct. 30-.
39. 98Ha40.06 23.81
Oct. 31
39. 98Ha40.06 23.81
a40.05 23.81
—
a23.86|23
—
Spain
Italy
Finland
Uruguay
Venezuela
Peru
Japan
Hongkong
Peseta
Lira
Markka
Peso
Bolivar
Sol
Yen
Dollar
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
Checks
Oct.
Cables
Checks
1—
65.83
27.50031.75
16.00
23.44o23.50
23.47
1.97 Ha2.05
Oct.
2—
65.83
27.00a31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
23.41
023.65
1.97 Ha2.05
Oct.
3
65.83
27.00o31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
23.35
a23.62
5.04Ha5.07
1.94
a2.05
Oct.
4—
65.83
27.00a31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
23.25
023.43
5.04
9.1309.25
Oct.
Oct.
5.04
9.1309.25
Oct.
Cables
1.97Ha2.05
1.95
02.05
Oct.
5—
65.83
27.00a31.75
16.00
23.44a23.50
23.08
a23.37
Oct.
6—
65.83
27.00o31.75
23.44023.50
23.17Ha23.50
5.04
9.1309.25
Oct.
Cables
5.04Ha5.07
9.13a9.25
Oct.
9.1309.25
Oct.
a5.07
05.07
a5.07
SUNDAY
—
o23.75
SUNDAY
16.00
9.13o9.25
5.04
a5.07
1.97
02.05
Oct.
7—
Oct.
9.1309.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
02.05
Oct.
8—
65.83
Oct.
9.1309.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct.
9—
65.83
26.75a31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
23.16
Oct. 10.
9.1309.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 10—
65.83
26.60o31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
23.14Ha23.60
Oct. 11.
9.1309.25
a2.05
Oct. 11
65.83
26.50a31.75
16.00
23.44o23.50
23.08
65.83
26.50a31.75
Oct.
5.04
C5.07
1.97
Oct. 12.
HOLIDAY
Oct. 12
Oct. 13.
SUNDAY
Oct. 13
Oct. 14.
No rates
available
9.13a9.25
Oct. 16.
16.00
23.44023.50
23.11
023.37
a23.50
023.37
HOLIDAY
—
SUNDAY
—
023.19
5.04
9.1309.25
Oct. 15.
—
26.80031.75
No rates
9.1309.25
available
a5.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 14—
16.00
23.44023.50
22.97
5.04
a5.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 15—
65.83
26.50o31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.89
023.12
02.05
Oct. 16
65.83
26.50a31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.88
023.12
1.97
5.04
05.07
Oct. 17.
9.1309.25
5.04
05.07
1.97Ha2.05
Oct. 17—
65.83
26.50o31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.93
023.19
Oct. 18.
9.1309.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
Oct. 18—
65.83
26.25a31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.90
023.12
16.00
23.44023.50
22.97
023.19
023.19
Oct. 19.
9.1309.25
02.05
—
65.83
26.25031.75
65.83
26.25a31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.91
65.83
26.25031.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.93
65.83
26.50o31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
22.93
023.20
—
Oct. 24—
65.83
26.50O31.75
16.00
23.44023.50
23.00
023.25
16.00
23.44023.50
23.08
023.25
16.00
23.44023.50
23.10
023.37
Oct. 19—
5.04
a5.07
1.97
02.05
Oct. 21.
9.13a9.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
02.05
Oct. 21.
Oct. 22.
9.1309.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
02.05
Oct. 22
Oct. 23.
9.13o9.25
5.04
a5.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 23
Oct. 24.
9.13a9.25
5.04
05.07
1.93Ha2.05
Oct. 25.
9.13o9.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 26.
9.1309.25
5.04
04.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 20.
.
—
Oct. 25—
65.83
26.50a31.75
Oct. 26
65.83
26.50a31.75
—
023.19
SUNDAY
Oct. 27—
SUNDAY
Oct. 27.
SUNDAY
Oct. 20—
SUNDAY
9.13o9.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
Oct. 28—
65.83
26.00o31.75
16.00
23.44o23.50
Oct. 29.
9.13o9.25
5.04
O5.07
1.97Ha2.05
Oct. 29—
65.83
26.00o31.75
16.00
23.44o23.50
23.11 Ha23.30
23.05
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Oct. 30.
9.13o9.25
5.04
o 5.07
1.97
a2.05
Oct. 30—
65.83
25.75o31.75
16.00
23.44o23.50
23.04
O23.30
Oct. 31.
9.13o9.25
5.04
05.07
1.97
a2.05
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65.83
25.75031.75
16.00
23.44o23.50
23.06
O23.30
Oct. 28.
O2.05
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Oct. 14..
1.00
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Oct. 17..
1.00
Oct. 18..
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Oct. 19..
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7—
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Oct. 21..
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a6.00
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.66
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Oct. 16
5.68Ha6.00
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47.10
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.66
a.70
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5.70
a6.00
49.80o4913i8
47.10
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.66
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Oct. 18
5.67Ha6.00
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47.10
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.66
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5.73
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47.10
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—
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a6.00
SUNDAY
Oct. 20—
.66
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Oct. 22—
Oct. 23..
1.00
Oct. 24..
1.00
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2.24H02.35
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1.00
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—
49.80a4913ig
47.10
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49.80a4913ia
47.10
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Oct. 23
.66
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5.75
a6.00
49.80a49l3i8
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49.80a4913ie
47.10
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Oct. 26..
5.82Ha6.10
49.80O4913X6
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5.96
a6.25
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47.10
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5.91
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5.91
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5.91
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49.80a4913i«
17.10
047.62
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1.00
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.68
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Oct. 29—
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f2.24Ha2.35
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.68
a2.35
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a.70
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30.17
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2.24
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a.70
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—
49.80o4913i«
.66
SUNDAY
Oct. 13..
Oct. 15..
—
.66
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Oct. 12..
Oct. 16
.66
SUNDAY
Oct. 10..
Oct.
.66
—
—
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