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BANK/QUOTATION
RECORD
KCS.
U.
S.
9
MT. OFFICE
1940
AUGUST IN RETROSPECT
Page
Commercial and Financial Events—.
Cotton--
.
Course of Stock Market
.
1
.
—9
13
...
Hides and Leather.
8
Iron and Steel Trade—
—
Money Market.
14
Dividend Declarations.
12
New Security Issues.
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans
15
Petroleum and Its Products
Foreign Affairs.
...
4
—
17
Foreign Exchange
9
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Securities Called for
7
.
Rubber.
11
—
—
...
—
Textiles
■...
United States Treasury
9
—
9
_
9
....
Financing
-
11
Redemption..Ill
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
P*s«
Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Boston Stock
—
Exchange......
—
Chicago Stock Exchange....
.....
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange—
Los
—
Angeles Stock Exchange
.
I
Page
57
New York Curb
58
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds...
54
New York Stock
59
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
60
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
64
San Francisco Stock
Exchange...
41
19
Exchange—Stocks... 31
...
61
66
Exchange
...
62
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Paga
Domestic
—
Canadian.
P*g*
Municipal Bonds—
Banks and Trust Companies—
.....
Exchange Seats
102
Domestic
111
Canadian
94
84
Public Utility Bonds....
73
78
92
Public Utility Stocks..
Foreign Government Bonds......
93
Railroad Bonds
Industrial Bonds.
81
Railroad Stocks...
85
Real Estate Bonds
Federal Land Bank Bonds.
Industrial Stocks
Insurance Stocks.......
.
100
Investing Companies Securities
72
...
84
—
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks..
......
B.
William
DANA
—
71
101
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks...
85
Textile Stocks
85
...
85
Stocks..
—
92
United States Territorial Bond*—
92
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
of
85
— ——
United States Government Securities.
"ben? 5.
WILLIAM
67
.....
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Joint Stock Land Banks—
Securities
92
....
—
.
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of
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review
under
bill,
loomed
political
horizon
since
forcing the draft
real, with the
passed that body on Aug. 28 by a
conscription debate
Although the lengthy
vote of 58 to 31.
marking
were
and
service and to pass the
appropriation bill.
The other im¬
portant measure which the President considers necessary
to put the national defense program in full swing—the ex¬
cess-profits bill, with which is combined the provisions for
$5,000,000,000 defense
of
plants and for the removal
rushed
initial delays and is now
profit limitations on national defense orders—was
through the House after some
Compulsory Military
almost
Roosevelt had stressed the necessity
in
far
so
conference
were
on
President
debate
the
necessary
if the measure
delayed.
The final vote for
Aug. 28, but not before the
the Overton-Russell amendment which per¬
Senate adopted
mits
that
within two weeks the national defense
bill came on
of the
passage
The decision to hold night
and declared
be seriously
would
Government
to
take
over
factories and facilities
to defense if owners prove recalcitrant in
meet¬
ing the country's needs, and another amendment which puts
a
limitation of 7% or 8%, depending
private profit
circumstances,
Yinson-Trammell
calls
for
which
is
Service
men
sent
of
between
known
11)40,
the
as
would
ages
was
the
produced
an
the
the
Selective
men,
year,
a
all
are
things
as
physical
would be subject
year's military training.
unfitness,
to an
receive $21
a
annual
Each of the drafted
any one
month for the first four months
and Senate
concurred in the Senate action on
went to conference, and the agree¬
in
place
any
1942, to order the National Guard and the
Members of the
Hemisphere.
Western
the
National Guard with
dependents
may
resign within 20 days
called, but if they do not do so the President
after they are
empowered to establish gratuities of "bread and butter
is
31
President
the
active
into
service
Profits
Excess
As
for
a
Bill
Tax
has been
Administration
the
beginning
two sections the
vital
Passed
working
the
to
necessary
on
by House
defense program, the
excess-profits tax
an
to prevent the growth of what the President
as
has termed "war millionaires."
as
60,500 members of
year's training,
component in the national
one
measure so
are
By Executive Order on
summoned
The Guardsmen will come from 26 States.
Sept. 16.
„
As signed by the
Aug. 27, the bill empowers the Chief Executive,
reservists to report for one year's military training
Combined with this measure
approval of which industry has urged
success
of the national defense effort and
One of these sec¬
for the protection of investors.
provides for the amortization or depreciation of the
tions
plants which are constructed for producing national defense
materials
over
a
period
shorter
than
by the Treasury Department.
allowed
customarily
that
This is designed to
prevent losses from being incurred by industries which build
large additions to their plant and then in a few years
t lie
and
Mobilize National Guard
After three days of debate the Senate
measure
until June 30,
army
and
Although there
the total of whom must not exceed 900,000 in
will
cn
the
of
to
.
new
no
sion of the
and
to
their
with
ones
emergency.
national
do the
made
on
stands
is
After
defense
orders
forthcoming because of
a
recently-enacted limitation
diminution
of
on
profits
on
airplane
leaving the excess profits tax
job of preventing unreasonable profits from being
defense orders.
considered
The profit limitation
unfair
defense industries
in
and
that
does
it
not
as
it now
cover
all
permit losses
on
does
not
orders to be applied against profits on other orders.
much
redrafting,
unanimously agreed upon
an
by
excess-profits
measure
was
the House Ways and Means
Committee on Aug. 26 and formally reported
on
find
completed
The other section provides for the suspen¬
shipbuilding contracts,
some
for
The
President
certain
about 4,500,000 men
Aug. 21 by voting against
on
Aug. 22 and the Senate on Aug. 23.
national
only
Senate action
reported out was approved by voice vote of the House
ment
on
approximately 12,000,000 men in this age group, because of
draft
a
vote of 343 to 33,
a
bill
Training
already
The House committee, how¬
approved the bill on Aug. 8 by a 71 to 7 vote, and the House,
of
require the registration
called in
number of men
the
strong, with the result that both the House
tax
bill,
between
Previously (Aug. 27) the House com¬
restrict
to
speedily passed it.
themselves
Burke-Wadsworth
of 21 and 31.
exemptions for such
instance, the House com¬
Opposition to the National Guard bill was neither vocal
nor
the
for
extension
excess-profits
upon
As finally approved by the
the House,
to
officially
Act
action
whereas
complete repeal.
its
Senate and
Act,
materials
war
latter
The
Government.
all
upon
bill.
Signs Bill Empowering Him
President
Aug. 23 had expressed his disapproval of the
not acted .upon
program
after
after President Roosevelt at a press
reached
Senate
lengthy
and
for prompt action upon
settling the conscription issue
it was concerned.
as
sessions was
For
concur
postponement of the draft until war is declared.
the Senate as the month drew to a close held
the measure,
night sessions with a view to
to
the
to 1,000,000, whereas the Senate had
approved
ever,
the
Aug.
Training Bill
debate,
of
month
a
in
length, and in a number
amendments the Senators
approved the 900,000 figure.
Guard
After
Affairs Committee was
Military
allowances" for their dependents.
by the Senate.
action
awaiting
in
voted
had
one year
any
Aug. 15.
amortization of the cost of new
House
31, and instead provided for drafting men
ing the
National Guard for a year's active
measure.
enlistment before en¬
Aug. 29 refused to limit the draft to men between
on
by
approve
revenue-raising
a
defeated.
were
the
actions refused
of
temporarily delayed action on other
legislation implement¬
national defense program, Congress found time to
the bill empowering the President to call out the
was
considering the conscription bill at
the Senate was con¬
opposition was more vocal than
the
that the measure
result
Supreme Court
the
reorganization battle, but in so far as
cerned
Burke-
proposed in the
as
during the month
of the most important and debatable
one
as
the
en
defense,
*
conscription
Wadswortli
issues
undergo a
to
it
that
wealth
voted out of order on Aug. 21
was
man-power
ground
mittee
large portion of the
a
Prior to passage
the Lea amendment for conscripting
the ages of 21 and 45.
Na¬
year's military training in the
of compelling
question
Western
possessions of the
and
Territories
the
Likewise, attempts to try voluntary
21
OF AUGUST—COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL EVENTS
REVIEW
tion's
as
The field of
month thereafter.
a
drafted would be limited to the
States, including the Philippines.
as
mittee
The
and
Meanwhile
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men
of the measure,
$1.50 per copy.
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NEW YORK,
VOL. 13.
U.
to the House
Aug. 28 under a stringent rule which limited debate to
2
,
MONTHLY KEVTEW
hours
two
and
three
than
more
amendments
all
prohibited
by the Ways and Means Committee.
offered
debate
after
hours
except
Within
started
those
little
a
House
the
adopted, on Aug. 29, by a voice vote, the tax bill, which will
1940 and "over $700,-
yield $305,000,000 in the taxable year
000,000" in each of the four subsequent years.
As approved
by the House, the measure suspends the profit limitation on
imposed by the Yinson-Trammell
naval and aircraft orders
Act, leaving these earnings to share the same fate as all
under
others
the
The
profits tax.
excess
second
certified by
investing in new plant facilities
proper govern¬
mental authorities as necessary for manufacture of defense
might set aside tax-free earnings
materials and equipment
period of five years to amortize this new investment.
over a
None of the Federal tax levies, including both
Roosevelt
President
paid
on
The third section of the bill is the excess profits
period.
In urging prompt action on this measure before
tax section.
a
Means Committee
joint meeting of the House Ways and
and the Senate Finance Committee,
Secretary of the Treas¬
Morgenthau indicated on Aug. 9 that the Federal deficit
ury
would amount to $5,700,000,000.
for this year
said
the
that
which
limit
debt
The Secretary
recently
was
raised
from
$45,000,000,000 to $49,000,000,000 "will sooner or later need
increased"
be
to
Whether
again.
such
action
would
be
necessary
before the end of the current year, he said, "de¬
pends in
the first
instance
Appropriation
indicated that he was too busy and reaffirmed
took in his own acceptance speech that presi¬
dential duties would preyent him from making a campaign.
In
speech at Salem, Ore., on Aug. 27, Senator Charles L.
a
McNary of Oregon, formally accepted the Republican nomi¬
Secretary of Agriculture Henry
city, Des Moines, Iowa.
home
of
force
defense
and
necessary
As
debate.
the
has
been
defense would be set up to
carries
direct
establishment
was
of
House,
appropriations
than
more
by the House
$150,000,000
July 31,
on
and
a
the
Senate's
The
army.
the total approved
this increase being made up of
and emergency de¬
carry
The measure does not
funds or
thorize
expenditures for training the National Guard
900,000
men
The bill
who might be conscripted.
au¬
the
or
now
goes
The agreement
conference
a
between
Mr.
Mackenzie King of Canada
Western
In a joint state¬
said:
including personnel and material.
land and air problems,
consider
will
It
bread
the
in
defense of the
the
sense
north
half
of the
Hemisphere.
H.
Fiorello
President of
LaGliardia,
United States
the
Mayor of New York City, heads
from the Army, Navy and State Depart¬
sit
Acts
House
the board.
on
Lending Authority of Export-lmport
Increase
to
183
144
to
took
also
to
last month
action
policy.
foreign
House
The
to
out the
carry
21 voted
Aug.
on
Administration-sponsored
the
approve
Bank
$500,000,000
by
bill
authorizing $500,000,000 in Export-Import Bank loans to
in
help
marketing"
Corporation
Of
this
loans to domestic industries
Efforts to de¬
by those regarding it as the extension of
measure
unwise
an
in¬
$500,000,000
sum
plant expansion to meet defense orders.
feat the
also
to the Export-Import Bank while the remainder
go
would be used by the RFC for
for
bill
The
of the Reconstruction Finance
$1,500,000,000.
by
surplus products of
of
Hemisphere.
Western
the
in
the borrowing power
creases
would
"orderly
the
countries
domestic policy of
Government purchase of sur¬
of foreign nations
plus commodities
joint conference committee for adjustments.
a
of
joint board on defense shall commence immediate studies
This permanent
relating to sea,
Congress
appropriations for further air defense
to
after
Army in and around Ogdensburg, N. Y.,
ment the two statesmen
President's
fense
housing.
board
while the former was inspecting the maneuvers of the First
has
authoriza¬
contract
over
agreement
joint
a
deal with the military problems
Roosevelt and Prime Minister W.
Senate
felt,
be
although
two-ocean navy and
fully mechanized
a
18
Aug.
on
defense
whereby
they affect one another.
of both nations as
reached
mutual
a
Canada
with
made
full
approved by the Senate, on Aug. 29, the
tions to finance construction of
total
will
program
the
before the
delayed until Aug. 29 because of the conscrip¬
passage was
tion
considers
Senate
the
that
announcement
was
Pact
development in the President's foreign policy
$5,133,000,000
appropriation bill—the final approval of
national
the
both
passed
measures—the
three
President
the
which
the
defense
national
bill
of
third
Defense
Canadian-United States
The second
ments who will
The
(Aug. 29)
A. Wallace made his speech
Democratic vice-presidential nominee in his
of acceptance as
was
days later
two
and
Vice-President,
for
nation
the five delegates
Bill
the
on
press confer¬
the stand he
Conference of Mayors and
National Defense
debates
Asked at his
the President
the speed at which the
upon
progresses."
defense program
series of public
a
Aug. 20, whether he would accept this challenge,
on
ence,
these limited amortizing funds, for cor¬
taxable income in their income tax returns over a five-year
to
issues confronting the Nation.
the normal
porations would not be required to report such amounts as
Mr. Willkie at the same time challenged
military training.
corporation taxes and the new excess profits taxes, would
have to be
The
Republican nominee also endorsed the principle of selective
section
whereby corporations
of the measure would set up a system
for which the country is hopelessly unprepared."
a war
were
rejected before
the final vote.
Negotiation
by
States
United
In
month's
the
Great
with
Air
Britain
for
Naval
President
political events there
the
was
under way
locations
on
British
and
air
colonies
bases.
in
In
the
Western
making
this
from European
Another piece of legislation
The
Aug. 16 that negotiations
were
whereby the United States would lease strategic
in
naval
for
disclosure
Signs Bill Permitting American
two concrete
were
developments in President Roosevelt's foreign policy.
first
and
Bases
Hemisphere
disclosure
the
tion
was
hearing
the bill which amends the
that American
ships
teed
The amendments were passed by
by all belligerents.
special reference to the Panama Canal."
The "negotiations"
congressional action being taken
became
Aug. 20 when the
when it
on
to evacuate refu¬
may enter war zones
the House
"agreement in principle"
the foreign situa¬
on
Neutrality Act of 1939 so
children providing that safe passage has been guaran¬
gee
President said the negotiations were being carried out "with
an
Ships to Bring Children
War Zones
Aug. 7 and the Senate on Aug. 19, with final
on
by the House on Aug. 21
The Presi¬
accepted the minor Senate amendments.
British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, in the House of
dent
Commons, said that "His Majesty's Government is entirely
measure
willing
European refugee children under 16 years of age was ap¬
accord
defense
facilities
to
the
United
States
Presidential
Congress
was
presidential campaign
so
far
as
upon
these
on
on
27.
Aug.
complementary
A
Immigration and Natu¬
on
Aug. 8.
President
the
measures
gettting under way at least in
the Republican party was concerned.
Ind., Wendell L. Willkie
on
Campaign
acting
was
measure
providing for the temporary admission of 200,000
ralization
While
the
proved by the House Committee
99-year leasehold basis."
a
on
to
signed
In Elwood,
Aug. 17, in delivering his speech
Signs Bill to
Regulate
Investment
In the words of President Roosevelt,
in
the Administrations "vigorous program
the
investor"
reached
was
in
Trusts
"another milestone"
...
when
August
to protect
final congres¬
accepting the Republican party's nomination for President,
sional
developed his views of both the domestic and international
change Commission the power to regulate investment trusts
While
scene.
such
as
endorsing certain
of the
New
Deal
reforms
security and utility regulation and social security,
the Republican nominee charged that if the New Deal con¬
tinued
its
method
was
in danger of
Mr.
Willkie
pledged
spending for the
of
of
production."
administering these laws the Nation
"economic disintegration and dictatorship."
himself to replace the philosophy
mere
In
of
sake of spending with "the philosophy
his
discussion
of
foreign
affairs
Mr.
action
and investment counselors was taken.
ment
was
measure
bill
requires
on
in
statement
a
The President's com¬
he issued
upon
sighing
As signed by the President, the
Aug. 23.
investment
Securities and Ex¬
trusts
to
register
appropriate in¬
formation
with
the
mitted
offer
publicly its securities unless it is assured
of
A
to
raising at least
second
part
register
tion's
ments for
contained
the
Willkie agreed with the general outlines of the Administra¬
policy, but declared that the President has "courted
the bill giving the
upon
with
No
SEC.
company
is per¬
$100,000 through private subscriptions.
of the bill
the
investment
SEC,
requires
prohibits
their services upon
investment advisers to
them
from
basing
pay¬
capital gains, and bars them
by
Aug. 1, but when it passed the bill on Aug. 8,
inserted a rider permitting the SEC to waive
from certain other
the House
the
The bill had been adopted
practices.
Senate
the
for
Act
registration of
1933.
of
House
The
House Approves
this
approved
amendment
on
Conference Report
Wheeler-Lea Transportation
on
conference
agreement on the long-considered
approved by the House
the Senate and House conferees and
As it stands the bill would repeal the
Aug. 12.
which
Wheeler7 by
transportation bill was reached on Aug.
Lea omnibus
statutes
Government
would authorize the RFC to
require "land grant" railroads to carry
freight and
certain
make
free and
troops
railroad
new
private financing
where
loans
The bill would also bring water carriers under
is lacking.
modified
the
amendment
consolidation
of
event
which provides that in
inserted
was
cannot
railroads
the
change
period of four years.
The
so-called Wadswortli amendment, which prohibited carriers
of their
status
from
employees for
reducing
below
rates
a
where
point
a
they are com¬
rejected.
pensatory for the service performed, was
Changes in President's Cabinet—Resignations of Postmaster
Farley, Secretaries Wallace and Hopkins
There
or
are
and
Commerce
which
vacancies
Secretaries of Agriculture and
will be new
Postmaster
new
a
in
occurred
General
the
General as a result of
President's Cabinet last
announced .plans,
was accepted by
the President on Aug. 8, to become effective Aug. 31.
Mr.
Farley resigned as Chairman of the Democratic National
Committee as of Aug. 17, and Edward J. Flynn replaced him
in the latter post.
On Aug. 31 the President announced that
Frank C. Walker of New York had been chosen as Post¬
with
accordance
In
month.
General
Postmaster
Farley's
Also in accordance with previously
resigned
announced plans, Sec¬
the Democratic nominee for
15, to become effective
retary of Agriculture Wallace,
Aug.
on
Claude It. Wickard, Under-Secretary of Agricul¬
since February, 1940, was appointed to Mr. Wallace's
Aug. 19.
ture
Paul H. Appleby, an assistant to Mr. Wallace since
1933, was named to succeed Mr. Wickard.
These two ap¬
post.
pointments were confirmed by the Senate on Aug.
23.
Harry Hopkins, a close friend of the President, resigned
his post as Secretary of Commerce on Aug. 24 because of
ill health.
Mr. Roosevelt has asked Jesse Jones, Federal
Loan Administrator, to accept the Commerce
secretaryship,
It is
but Mr. Jones has not announced his position as yet.
said
Jones would accept the new post
Mr.
Calls
Roosevelt
President
if he could also
his present position.
continue in
Seditious
and
States
Laws
for
Acts
laws
enact
Aug. 5 that Congress and
"dealing with subversive
activities, with seditious acts, with those things which slow
break down our common defense program."
"These
mutual objectives," said the President, "can be reached by
up
or
carefully considering legislation free from the prejudice and
emotional haste which characterized much of similar legis¬
during the last war."
lation
tion
was
made
in
The President's recommenda¬
message
a
read
the
to
Governors and
representatives of the States meeting in Washington in
cooperation with officials of the Dex)artment of Justice
to organize against, "fifth column" activities in the United
States.
Mr. Roosevelt's message was read by Attorney
Robert
General
conferees
on
Certain Articles for Use by United States—The House on
Aug. 22 passed and sent to the Senate a bill authorizing the
President to
needed
the
Jackson,
II.
who
counter-espionage
by the Government.
also
work
addressed
now
the
being done
Another speaker was J. Edgar Hoover,
Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
President Roosevelt
Coordinates Marketing of Power at Bonneville
and
Grand
requisition machine tools and other materials
defense which have been ordered by
national
for
foreign inn-chasers but which have not been exported.
House Pusses Bill Authorizing FBI to Conduct Investiga¬
tions
Defence Interests and to Permit Wire
for National
Tapping—On Aug. 6 the House passed a joint resolution to
authorize the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the De¬
partment of Justice to conduct investigations in
the interest
of national
defense, and for that purpose to permit wire tap¬
ping in certain cases.
Permission to tap wires would be
given the Bureau incident to combating sabotage, espionage,
and violation of the Neutrality Act, it is stated.
Overrides
House
in
vene
253 to 46 the House
Roosevelt's
Court
Aug. 5 voted to override President
which would give a State the
on
of
veto
Bill Permitting States to Inter¬
Proceedings—By a vote of
Veto of
Federal
Certain
bill
a
involving any
abridging any governmental
power asserted or exercised by the States.
In his veto
message on June 10 the President said that he found "no
justification for such broad powers of intervention by the
States, particularly since the right of intervention given
to the United States is limited to cases in Which the con¬
right to intervene in Federal court litigation
Federal
impairing
power
stitutionality of an Act
is questioned."
or
of Congress
affecting the public
interest
Edward J. Noble Resigns as
Under-Secretary of Commerce—President
Roosevelt
Service
Praises
Under-Secretary of Com¬
merce
on Aug.
14 and President Roosevelt accepted the
resignation with regret.
Mr. Noble explained in his letter
to the President that he had accomplished the two tasks
Edward
Noble
J.
him—to
to
as
organize
new
a
agency
Coulee
to supeodse
of aviation and to revitalize the Department
He added that he would aid in the field of
the regulation
of Commerce.
national defense if
J.
resigned
requested.
V. Forrestal Named to New Post of Under-Secretary
of the Navy
5 the
York to be UnderSecretary of the Navy, a newly-created post.
Mr. Forrestal,
former President of Dillon, Read & Co., New" York invest¬
Roosevelt
President
sent
to
Senate
the
on
Aug.
nomination of James V. Forrestal of New
bankers, has been serving as an Administrative As¬
to the President since June 22.
The Senate con¬
ment
sistant
The new office of
Congress last
June under
the Act reorganizing the Navy Department,
which was signed by President Roosevelt on June 20.
This
the
firmed
appointment
on
Aug.
15.
Under-Secretary of the Navy was created by
Under-Secretary
during any time of national emergency,
of the Navy
includ¬
ing the present limited one.
President Roosevelt proposed on
Legislatures
Congressional Action
Authorizing President to Requisition
bill authorizes the President to appoint an
Congress
upon
Against
State
Other
House Approves Bill
assigned
General.
Vice-President,
cotton, corn, wheat and
products.
previously
resignation
.
master
said to be needed by the Corporation
was
to finance the 1940 loan program on
A
regulation of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
the
$900,000,000
The increase in borrowing power from
$1,400,000,000
other
period
Securities
Bill
on
to
20-day waiting
securities under the
new
Aug. 13.
A
June 21.
on
reduce at its discretion the present
or
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MONTHLY KEVIEW
Sept., 1940]
Dams
Welles Named
of State
Under-Secretary
Colonies
European
minster
Sumner Welles,
on
Special Board to Ad-
Western Hemisphere
in
Under-Secretary of State, has been named
representative on the Emergency Committee
for the Provisional Administration of European Colonies
and Possessions in the Americas,
it was announced by
States
United
Secretary Hull
Aug. 29.
The action was taken under
adopted by the Foreign Ministers of
Republics at their meeting in Havana on
on
Havana
of
the
Act
the
American
July 30.
R.
Kauffman
R.
Made Assistant
Chief of CEA
announced Aug. 15 the
appointment of Rodger R. Kauffman as Assistant Chief of
the Commodity Exchange Administration, effective Aug. 16.
The appointment fills the vacancy created Aug. 1 by the
promotion of J. M. Melil, former Assistant Chief, to the
position of Chief of the Bureau. Mr. Kauffman has had 22
years of experience in the Government service, more than 13
years of which has been in the Department of Agriculture.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
President Roosevelt on Aug. 26 signed an Executive Order
coordinating the marketing of power at the Bonneville and
Grand
N.
A.
Rockefeller
under the Bonneville Power Administration.
administration was originally set up as a
and
Oregon,
The
Bonneville
Appointed
Cultural
Coulee dams on the Columbia River, in Washington
President
Rockefeller
the
Among
of Commercial and
Americas
appointed Nelson A.
and cultural rela¬
American republics for the Council of
The President named Mr. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
coordinator
between
Coordinator
Relations
on
of
Aug.
16
commercial
temporary agency for the marketing of Bonneville power,
but Mr. Roosevelt had announced on
Aug. 24 that the
tions
present emergency required that power from both dams be
handled under a single agency.
shortly after signing an older creating the office.
The
appointment also makes Mr. Rockefeller Chairman of the
Interdepartmental Committee on Inter-American Affairs.
Mr. Rockefeller, President of Rockefeller Center, Inc., New
In
signing the
Executive Order the President expressed
that neither Washington nor Oregon would enact
any State laws that would prevent municipalities or coopera¬
tives from taking advantage of power created at the two
hope
dams.
Roosevelt
Signs
Bill Increasing
Capital of CCC
by
$500,000,000
lending
signed
Yb^k,
Defense.
has obtained leave of absence from this post to
bill
authorizing
an
by
by
the
House
on
Circuit Court Denies Employer Right to Refuse Job
Solely Because Applicant Had
The United
of
$500,000,000
the
in
of the Commodity Credit Corporation
President Roosevelt on Aug. 9.
The bill
power
approved
increase
was
was
Aug. 1 and by the Senate
on
devote
full time to his new assignment.
United States
President
The
National
Union
Connections
States Circuit Court of Appeals at
Boston on
Aug. 20 ruled that an employer may not refuse to
hire an
applicant for a job solely because he is affiliated with a
union.
The court held that such "blacklisting" would nullify
existing prohibitions provided in the National
Labor Rela-
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MONTHLY REVIEW
Associated Press Boston advices
tions Act.
lined the decision
The
court's
who
men
far-reaching decision—split two to
have
worked
never
Aug. 20 out-
for
one—came
N. H., to
the
pay
corporation,
as
back
it
ordered
to two
wages
well
as
offer
to
as
jobs to both.
"If
with
of
the
union
pursue a policy of blacklisting applicants
then the other prohibitions of the Labor Act are
records,
The
worth."
little
free to
employers are
labor
ruled:
court
"This
emphatically does not mean that an employer may not lawfully
decline to employ a union applicant any more than does the prohibition
against a discriminatory discharge forbid an employer ever to discharge
a
union
"In
or
man.
either
the
cr
on
the statutory test is whether the applicant
case,
i
Our
laws
own
international
Waumbec Mills, Inc., of Manchester,
the
on
follows:
as
employee discharged on account of union
account of some permissible criterion."
rejected
was
membership
or
activity,
such
prohibit
sales,
that
contend
law
and
experts
some
international
in
also
usage
prohibits action of this nature, unless as an act of participa¬
That the Administration
conflict.
the
in
tion
favorably upon
change of our
a
statutes,
would
that
so
look
the 50
destroyers could be placed at the disposal of England, was
plain during August.
The month began with an official espousal by President
Roosevelt of the idea that conscription is necessary in the
made quite
crisis facing the United States.
"Selective service
training" was the euphemism employed in the
endeavor to make conscription palatable.
Mr. Roosevelt
grave
military
soon
tion
followed this by further statements favoring legisla¬
permitting him to call the National Guard into service,
and lie indicated also that he aims to ask World War vet¬
Railroads
railroads
The
Oct.
an
Continue
to
Low "Grand Circle" Fares for Another
will
continue
for
another
Year
year—until
31,1941—the low "grand circle" railroad fares by which
individual can travel by rail from his home to both
Atlantic and
Pacific coasts
thence to the original starting
a substantial reduction from standard rates, J. J.
Peiley, President of the Association of American Railroads,
announced on Aug. 20.
point at
assist in
to
erans
who
the task of policing this country should
Senator Claude Pepper of Florida,
gained the reputation of being the White House mouth¬
arise.
necessity
the
of these matters, was especially active in
the legislation, and in urging the sale of 50
American destroyers to England.
Mr. Pepper overshot the
piece
some
on
promoting
mark,
stating
by
however,
that
he
favors
immediate
an
roads because of the
of dictatorial powers to President Roosevelt.
The
issue of the 50 destroyers was discussed on Aug. 4 by Gen¬
eral John J. Pershing, American Commander of the Amer¬
of operation,
when it was used by 32,500 persons.
Of that
number, 25,000 purchased grand
circle tour first-class
tickets, that is traveled by Pullman, and 7,500 traveled by
ican
coach.
petency as a naval expert promptly challenged by American
isolationists.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh urged aloofness
from the European war on Aug. 4, and
promptly was reviled
Continuation of
These
for
greatly
in
towns
this plan was decided upon by the rail¬
success attained by it in the first
year
fares
reduced
United
the
States.
apply
The
from
plan
individual to travel by rail on
6,300 to 8,000 miles, depending
an
from
and
the
The
cities
it
and
possible
"grand circle" fare
a
circle"
•gravel to the New York and San Francisco World Fairs
to
and
points of scenic interest throughout the country.
Detroit,
Mich.,
Truck
Drivers
and
Platform
Men
Detroit's cartage strike, which had tied
and
kept approximately l,S0O
idle
men
Strike
Settled
237 companies
since
July 17,
was
Teamsters
The
provides
contract
new
increases
wage
dockmen to 10c.
an
will
ranging
hour for
until
run
July 1, 1942, and
2^c. an hour for
from
drivers.
The work-week will
Demands by the union for overtime
provisions
and vacations with pay were denied.
be 52 hours.
American
in
Foreign
Policy
Throughout the month of August a furious debate raged
Washington regarding appropriate measures for the de¬
fense
of
the
Americas, in the event of a complete defeat
of Great Britain, and for suitable aid to the
United King¬
dom while the European issue remains
undecided.
The
foreign policy of the Administration in Washington seemed
to
verge
leadership toward actual participation in the
on
conflict
great
which,
has
now
been
in
for
progress
full
a
year.
President
several
occasions, however, that no Americans will be sent
in the European war, and there was little
dispo¬
anywhere to take issue with that promise.
The
taken by Mr. Boosevelt and his
associates, on the
to
Boosevelt
has
indicated
emphatically
on
serve
sition
course
other
hand, seemed to suggest inclinations in the direction
of involvement, and a great
campaign for American war
preparations aroused some uneasiness as to the real inten¬
tions of the White House.
that
respects,
entered
the
relating
to
which
first
the
World
foreign
War, and
policy
scanned with closest attention.
finance
this
account
of
economic
thus
of
the
United
States
scrap of evidence
Administration was
every
the
For American business and
situation proved
under review
culties
before
is
highly disconcerting, and no
developments during the month now
complete without
a
reference
to
the
diffi¬
occasioned.
The questions of defense of the United
States and of aid
Great Britain were
inextricably intertwined, owing to
the belief in many circles that a
defeat of England would
be followed by a Nazi attack
upon the United States.
A
few Senators and others combated this
view, pointing out
that even a victorious Germany would be so
weakened by
war
continent
to
as
extremely
make
an
assault
the American
upon
unlikely.
Such
statements
gained
Administration circles.
Rightly
wrongly, the idea prevailed quite generally that only by
little
or
effort
aid
credence
to
Great
in
official
Britain
which
might
verge
could this country be spared the horrors of
main avenues thus were followed
on
a
acts
of
conflict.
war
Two
by those responsible for
American
defense
and foreign
policy.
Heavy additions to
defensive arrangements were urged
upon the coun¬
try and upon Congress, which voted vast sums for this
pur¬
our
own
pose.
Conscription of American males between the
21 and 31 was included
by the Administration
defense arrangements which it held
necessary,
most defense
the
measures
conscription
step
were
as
ages
among
of
of
foreign
and although
approved almost unanimously,
much debate.
The second
aroused
urged
vessels, only to have his
com¬
stood
the
affairs.
Our
Ambassador
to
Belgium, John
Aug. 8, in which
opinion that the food situation in Belgium
will become desperate this coming winter unless American
Cudahy,
gave
interview in London
an
on
he expressed the
aid reaches the country.
better
than
American
Ambassador
He
also represented
was
soldiers
promptly
as saying
Belgium, and perhaps
might
recalled
was
behaved.
have
the
to
The
United
States,
and after strong insistence that he was
misquoted, the
incident was closed.
Our Ambassador to France, William
C. Bullitt, made a speech in
Philadelphia on Aug. 187in
which he pictured in rather lurid terms the
danger of inva¬
sion
faced
by
the United
States.
Mr.
Bullitt
was
those who urged the prompt sale of 50
destroyers
one
of
to Great
Britain, and his hearers were urged to write their Wash¬
ington representatives in support of the things Mr. Bullitt
desired accomplished.
It was charged by some Senators
that the address
official
an
given out by the State Department as.
the propriety of this action was
It is noteworthy, finally, that the United States
was
release,
challenged.
and
transport American Legion
army
was ordered
by the Ad¬
dangerous course through mineinfested seas off Scotland, on a return
journey to the
United States from Petsamo, in Finland, with almost
1,000
Americans and European war refugees aboard.
The ship
ministration
went
been
take
to
a
Petsamo north of Iceland, and no
explanation has
as to why that route was not considered
to
forthcoming
suitable for the return.
In
bitter
about
things
said
were
the United
the
States Senate
wilful
decision
some
of
the
Administration which subjected the ship to needless
danger.
Fortunately, the return journey of the American Legion
was
without incident.
xlt
far
the end
from
and
of
August the legislation
complete, but
others
well
were
few
a
the
on
empowering the President
service
was
in
defense still
had
been
to completion.
way
call
to
on
measures
the National
was
enacted
The bill
Guard
into
was
passed and signed.
The conscription measure
passed by the Senate and sent to the House.
Included
the
bill
was
establishments
provision
a
in
the
officials might regard
in
private hands.
it
appeared
that
for
event
taking
of
what
over
of
industrial
Administration
the
inadequate results of management
as
That
stipulation
complete
aroused
enactment
of
the
furor,
a
and
conscription
bill might be held
up for some time while the House debated
the measure and the conferees reached some
agreement on
the final terms.
tracts
were
that the
Excess-profits taxes from armaments
debated
endlessly,
but
it
is
generally
con¬
agreed
proposals advanced in this sphere are beyond the
even of experts.
Meanwhile contracts began
comprehension
to
be let
of
the
that
on
the
the
airplane and other requirements
defense program, and it thus appeared
American effort was at length getting up steam.
Needless to say,
measures
much
of
some
tremendous
taken
views
no
for
objections
were voiced anywhere to the
obvious defense requirements, however
differed
to
as
the
propriety
of
the
foreign
policy pursued at Washington.
North
of
the
Like
Pershing
Thus the debate raged furiously.
out especially
during August as
Administration tendency in the conduct
incidents
Three
to
the
General
by the interventionists.
The situation paralleled, in some
prevailed
spokesmen,
that German soldiers behaved well in
up
ended Aug. 1 with the acceptance of a contract
by members
of Local 299 of the American Federation of Labor
Union.
Administration
indications
fare
plan was inaugurated by the
April 28, 1939, for the purpose of stimulating
on
Expeditionary Forces in the first World War.
other
the immediate transfer of the
the starting point
on
selected.
route
"grand
railroads
all
makes
grant
American
Defense
Among the most startling of the recent .departures from
traditionally American foreign policy is a proposal by
President Roosevelt
for
joint
United
States and Canadian
main line of policy
measures, with respect to the defense of North America.
This proposal by the President was made known almost
50 over-age American destroyers to the British Government.
cated, at about the.
related to aid for the United Kingdom,
and in4 this sphere debate centered on a
proposal to "sell"
casually
at
a
press
conference
same
on
Aug.
16.
It
was
indi¬
time, that leases also were under
the
in
sites
of
consideration
British
possessions in the
to the United
had made con¬
Hemiphere which might be useful
States for naval bases.
That the President
Western
with these plans was quickly made clear,
question seems to exist as to whether the approval
siderable progress
but
some
notwithstanding the constitu¬
approval of treaties. Touring
New York State, Mr. Roosevelt con¬
with the Canadian Prime Minister,
be asked,
of the
Senate is to
tional
requirement for such
section of
the northern
ferred
at
length
some
On Aug. 18 the
W. L. Mackenzie King.
announcement fol¬
board of defense would be
set up immediately by the two countries, with respect to
sea, land and air problems.
The two boards of five mem¬
bers from each country were named on Aug. 23, with Mayor
F. II. LaGuardia of New York City as the head of the
United States board, while O. M. Biggar took that post in
the Canadian section.
Other members on either side were
military experts in the several fields. The joint board held
its first session at Ottawa, Aug. 26, and decided to enter
upon a tour of inspection of Canadian defenses.
Since the
facts of Canadian defense unquestionably are well known
to such a joint board, it would seem that little more than a
lowed
that
time
of
waste
permanent joint
a
is
by the tour.
implied
gravity of such a move by the President is apparent,
Canada is a country at war with a
The
in view of the fact that
The delicate question of the position of
Washington, in the event of the defeat of the United King¬
dom and a Nazi move against Canada, gained little discus¬
sion.
With respect to the Anglo-American conversations on
naval site leases, some progress also is indicated.
It .would
European Power.
regarded in England as a step
the United States and that
country, and the question of an "alliance" gained open dis¬
cussion in the British press.
Obviously enough, an "alli¬
ance" would place the United States instantly at war by
appear, however, that this is
toward closer ties between
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
referred to the lease question in a report to the House of
Commons in London, Aug. 20.
He made it clear that the
initiative in the matter came from Washington, and that
London is not averse to 09-year leases of sites wanted by
Mr.
Roosevelt, since British interests would be served
England.
of
side
the
He pointed out that "these two great organiza¬
tions of English-speaking democracies will have to be some¬
what mixed ui) together in some of their affairs for their
mutual advantage."
London's wish is only, Mr. Churchill
thereby.
send us a
between the peace
1941." At the end
of the address the Prime Minister asserted that in his
opinion the closer association of the two great democracies
would
"roll on in full flood, inexorable, irresistible, to
broader lands and better days."
The Bermuda authorities
made it known on Aug. 24 that an airplane base may be
made available to the United States in those islands of high
added, "that our
friends across the ocean would
timely reinforcement to bridge the gap
flotillas of 1939 and the war flotillas of
strategic importance.
Latin America
Strengthening of the Latin American
in
in
countries, at least
remained a primary consideration
the affairs of Washington during August, with the pro¬
economic
an
sense,
additional lending powers for the
posal for $500,000,000 of
Export-Import Bank of Washington up for debate. The an¬
nounced intent is to use that vast amount of lending author¬
in the industrial, agricultural and
of the vast sphere from the Rio
Grande to Patagonia.
After a good deal of acid debate
in the House, the bill for this lending authority was passed
by the lower chamber of Aug. 21 by a vote of 183 to 144.
Even
some
Democratic members refused to support the
ity, if granted, to assist
commercial development
said would tend to industrialize
the agricultural surpluses of the
region to the detriment of the United States.
On the Re¬
publican side the assertion was made that the bill repre¬
sents an effort by the Administration to buy the friendship
which
legislation,
they
Latin America and finance
of the
The measure did not come up for
during August, but it was evident that
test faced the bill in the upper chamber.
Mean¬
Latin
Americas.
debate in the Senate
a
severe
24 that Uruguay had made some
proposal for the defense of South America which
while, it appeared on Aug.
time ago a
would
United
seem
bases
that
to be
States
quite in keeping with the plans of the
Government.
The Uruguayan proposal was
within that country to all
But the Uruguayan idea did not
made available
be
other American
countries.
to the United States Government, according to a
Montevideo dispatch to the New York "Times," and no
appeal
explanation
has been vouchsafed by Washington.
Trade
with
Russia
between the United States
announced in Washington, Aug. 6,
Renewal of the trade agreement
Soviet
and
for
Russia
the annual
was
period from August to July, on terms that
only slightly from previous arrangements.
The fourth
renewal of this annual understanding occasioned a little
very
surprise, in view of the strain in diplomatic relations be¬
Washington and Moscow occasioned by the Russian
tween
absorption of
the Baltic States of Lithuania,
Latvia and
Estonia, and the disapproving comment of our State Depart¬
ment.
In American trade and financial circles, which are
becoming more and more
of
a
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MONTHLY REVTEAV
Sei't., 1940]
subject to the whims and fancies
of the trade agree¬
capricious Government, extension
ment
all
was
action
were
tiated
in
the
more
recent
welcome,
because hopes for
by our authorities in
months
such
have been nego¬
trade agreements
Few
dim.
Washington,
in Europe and Asia.
Most of the existing commercial understandings have little
more
than academic interest, for the
time being, since
almost all international trade currently is subject to war
controls.
Russia and the United States are the two largest
nations of the world still maintaining at least technical neu¬
owing to the exigencies of the
trality, and
the
concern
a
wars
degree of satisfaction can be gleaned from
ordinary trade still manifested by the
with
respective officials of these countries.
The exchange of notes between Washington and Moscow
indicates that Russia will purchase at least $40,000,000 of
period, while the United
all the benefits
of "most-favored-nation" treatment.
Specifically exempted
from the most-favored-nation clause are our special arrange¬
American
will
ments
with
the
in
wares
States
continue
annual
extend to Russia
to
Cuba, and our limitation on
imports of Soviet
coal, both reservations having been parts of former under¬
standings.
The Russians found it advisable, on this occa¬
to make
sion,
a
relating to the
reservation of their own,
embargoes and restrictions on exports applied recently by
the United States Government.
The $40,000,000 minimum
will not be guaranteed
restrictions
by Russia, it is
indicated, if export
Soviet organiza¬
render it difficult for
should
States. This
the difficulty
of obtaining tools,
aviation gasoline and other items of
"defense" in this country.
In negotiating the renewal it
would seem that the two governments ignored the recent
Russian expansion through the acquisition of the three Bal¬
tic countries, which normally could be expected to increase
their needs in the United
Soviet reservation quite obviously related to
tions
to
satisfy
the Russian demand for
American wares.
It is noteworthy,
that Russian purchases
the other hand,
on
here have been
$40,000,000 annual figure for some
time, and have ranged between two and three times our
considerably
over
the
imports from Russia, in value.
Aerial
As
the
and
European
reached
finally
Warfare
neared the end of its first year,
its anniversary on Sept. 1, Great
war
Britain and the Rome-Berlin
Axis Powers engaged increas¬
This phase of the great conflict
may or may not be preliminary to an attempt by Germany
at invasion of the British Isles.
Military analyses of the
situation have tended recently to change with the changing
situation occasioned by the German and Italian occupation
of almost all of Western Europe, and with the aerial devel¬
ingly
in
aerial conflict.
fell the view was enter¬
the Germans that the
Nazi legions would strike against England almost immedi¬
ately.
Attempts at an actual armed landing on the English
coast would have surprised no one.
But in the weeks that
since have gone by it has appeared ever more evident that
command of the air is necessary if the Germans are to
attempt an imrasion of the United Kingdom.
Many experts
now maintain,
moreover, that a German command of the
air might make a full military invasion needless, from the
Nazi viewpoint, since industrial and other establishments
then would be at the mercy of the aggressors.
In England,
on the o_tlier hand, a quiet confidence in the British ability
opments of the Avar.
After France
tained and sedulously fostered by
to hold out and
eventually turn the tables on the Nazis ap¬
to prevail, and this is perhaps the most
of the European situation at the conclusion
pears
hopeful aspect
of a full year
of conflict.
Prime Minister Winston
Churchill made the British view¬
exceptionally clear in the course of an admirable
speech before the British House of Commons, Aug. 20. The
speech breathed a note of quiet and inspiring confidence,
notwithstanding an incidental appeal for American assist¬
ance.
Most of the speech was addressed to the immediate
war
situation facing the British Isles, but Mr. Churchill
also treated somewhat of the French collapse and the neces¬
point
sity for the withdrawal of British troops from African
maliland.
The Prime Minister argued that at least
French Colonial Empire might
Sothe
have remained faithful to the
He attributed the
the French defection,
since the Italians no longer have to contend with French
forces.
In recent months, Mr. Churchill continued, a verit¬
able "cataract of disaster" had fallen upon England, but that
cause
of Great Britain and democracy.
withdrawal from British Somaliland to
period now is passed and much reason for optimism exists as
to the future.
He contrasted the 92,000 British casualties of
this war with the 365,000 British killed, wounded, prison¬
ers or missing of the first year of the original World War.
The front now is everywhere, Mr. Churchill pointed out in
an
extended discussion of the mechanized
Avarfare
of
these days.
and "scientific"
But the current kind of Avarfare
suited to the genius and resources of the
Empire, he added.
In command of the
of the friendship of the United States,
fighting Great Britain continues to draw upon the resources
of the whole world, it was pointed out.
But Herr Hitler
now
is sprawled over all of Continental Europe, and in
order to oust him the British defensive springs now begin
to be compressed, he declared.
The British blockade of the
Continent will be continued, according to Mr. Churchill, who
accepted complacently the German declaration of a counteris
peculiarly
British nation and
sea
and
assured
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blockade of Great Britain.
stuffs
in
are
beginning
is
England,
Vast stocks of accumulated food¬
Navy is
the
stronger
than
at
tary sphere, such
the
of
the conflict, and the merchant marine also
dimensions, he said. - There are black days to
Mr. Churchill admitted, hut he asserted that British
aircraft production
aerial
fact"
fact
stands
"Blitzkrieg" began
Air
Force
ranged over the seas surrounding Great
Britain, and probably managed to sink a few ships, but no
concern appeared to exist in England regarding the eventual
importance of this form of fighting.
German submarines
was
by Mr. Churchill were,
during August a sort of aerial
there
certain
are
coastal
in
points
August.
which suggest a
heavy toll
Bombing attacks against British
were started on a rather extensive scale
After their prodigious efforts
in
the
early
conquest
of
France, however, the Nazis apparently required a good
their war i>reparations against the
British
Isles.
The breathing space was well utilized
by the British
forces, for swarms of Spitfires and Hurricane fighting air¬
planes were ready to meet the Germans, and anti-aircraft
deal of time for
batteries
also
developed
good deal of skill.
a
sent aloft to confuse the Reich
were
weather turned out
Great Britain.
occasions
on
to be
Balloon barrages
airmen, while the
fortunate ally of
a "full-out"
a
Whether the Germans attained
stage of their aerial
against England during August is
war
not
yet clear, but on single days between 1,000 and 2,000
German airplanes endeavored to fly over Great Britain
and
drop bombs.
even
The German effort
hardly
can
be
extended
especially in view of heavy casualties suffered
during the month, and a German turn toward night attacks
and
more,
individual
means
flights toward
that the effort
the
too
was
end
costly.
of
August possibly
It may be that such
circumstances prompted the confidence of Prime
Minister
Churchill in his address before the House of
Commons.
British ship convoys and the coastal cities of
southern
England
the
were
opening days
month.
aerial
August,
the
of
Nazi
air
raiders
in
the
this
being a continuance of the
fighting reported during much of the preceding
On Aug. 15, however, the Germans
launched an
of
sort
of
targets
attack
which
far outmeasured anything ever seen
the world.
That date long had been
-rumored as Chancellor Adolf Hitler's
preferred moment for
the move against England.
Wave after wave of German
in
the
history
bombing
and
of
fighting
British defenses
on
airplanes
that
thrown
were
day, and unofficial
that at least 1,000 German craft
against
the
counts indicated
were
engaged in the opera¬
On the following day even
larger squadrons of Ger¬
aircraft endeavored to pierce the British
aerial lines
tion.
man
British
fighter craft
planes by the
ascended
to
meet
fell in these battles.
score
the
invaders, and
Each side claimed
losses of the adversary in a ratio of four or
five planes
lost to every plane admitted lost
by the reporting side. The
disparity is such that on Sept. 1 the British
reported a
total for the war of 3,945 German
airplanes destroyed
ships lost, while the Germans
asserted that 6,950 airplanes of their
various adversaries
had been destroyed with a loss
only of 1,050 German planes.
No adequate explanation so far has been
made of the great
against
1,012 of their
own
disparity in the assertions.
That
came
the
Germans
were
suffering huge aerial losses be¬
clear in the final week of
force resorted to
August, when the Nazi
air
night bombing, despite its
admittedly in¬
actual
warcraft
sunk
were
The British armed merchant
cruiser
Transylvania, of 16,923 tons, was the principal cas¬
There were intermittent reports for a time that
German parachutists had landed in England in
numbers,
Berlin
but
shown
to
scoffed
be
such
^t
baseless.
rumors,
British
which
aircraft
were
ranged
finally
not
only
occupied France, Bel¬
gium, Holland and Norway, in the effort to dislocate and
German territory, but also over
over
destroy German military establishments.
In particular, the
British endeavored to destroy oil plants, since oil
probably
is the bottleneck of the German war effort.
Officially, both
after day that military damage suffered
entirely unimportant.
sides claimed day
was
In
the
between
Great
Britain and Italy the efforts
ineffectual, owing to the distance
separating the two adversaries.
British command of the
war
of both sides
were
Mediterranean
rather
almost
was
undisputed,
as the Italian fleet
Each side claimed
damage
the course of the conflict
failed to venture out for battle.
to
warships
suggests
that
of
other,
the
little
real
but
damage
resulted
from
the
occa¬
sional modest forays.
Italian air bombers hammered away
steadily at the British base of Gibraltar, which is probably
no
vulnerable to aerial than to
more
Canal
was
bombed
the
at
England sent her bombers
on
few border skirmishes
a
end
of
and
attacks.
damage
some
On the
were
sea
The Suez
August :by the Italians.
the Italian industrial centers
over
number of occasions
a
by the Italians at Turin.
was
admitted
Libyan-Egyptian frontier
reported between British and
Italian
forces, but Egypt was not attacked by the Italians,
who made it clear that they
hoped for neutrality by Egypt.
Eastern Africa, however, was the scene of a
vigorous Italian
campaign against British Somaliland, conducted from the
Ethiopian territory taken some years ago by Italian in¬
vaders.
The small British force in Somaliland found it
advisable to retreat in the face of the mechanized
advance
of the Italians, who finally were able to
proclaim their con¬
quest of all of British Somaliland.
The British troops were
evacuated by the Royal Navy.
This, of course, is a rela¬
tively unimportant incident of the great conflict.
France
in
Defeat
Efforts toward reconstruction in
and
drop bombs upon naval, aerial and industrial establish¬
ments.
Epic conflicts developed in the air as the speedy
few
ualty.
indications
fighters.
but
by the Reich undersea vessels.
nightly raids against German industrial and military cen¬
ters.
The extent of this warfare beggars
description, and
among the aerial
effectual,
more
were
the British Isles, with the British
resisting the sortees and countering by
over
sternly
on
The Ger¬
aerial bombers
man
assurances
that
out
victory
British aircraft poured bombs
and retaliated.
own
the German gun emplacements, from time to time.
spirit.
Comforting though the
the
of her
outstrips that of the Nazis, with
eventually probable.
But the "supreme
the indomitable British
Channel
It appears that little damage was done by
shelling, but Great Britain set up heavy guns
the German
now
superiority
upon which he based his confidence in
German firing of heavy guns against
shipping from jioints on the
as
its
French coast.
of larger
come,
and
England
ially noteworthy during August, but
was
France
a
were
not
espec¬
good deal of progress
reported toward
a return
of refugees to the environs
occupied portion of northern France.
The
regime headed by Marshal Henri Retain continued to malEe
of Paris and the
its headquarters at
Vichy, apparently because the German
military authorities turned thumbs down on the proposal to
establish a government in Paris or at Versailles.
Marshal
Retain revealed the German
objections on Aug. 13, and he
added that they were of a "technical"
nature.
The
aged
French
Chief
of
State
continued
to
preside
over
hazard
court
his hap¬
regime, which pushed without much enthusiasm a
proceeding against various unnamed persons respon¬
sible for the entry of France into the
preparedness.
It
war
in a state of
un-
was
generally assumed that former Pre¬
mier Edouard Daladier
would be the scapegoat, unless inattetrs could
be protracted
ferior accuracy, and to scattered
flights of German airmen
over
British territory.
These are the same tactics which
the British steadily have used in
their aerial war against
German military and industrial
imposed by the Germans between the occu¬
pied and unoccupied areas of
France, and some grumbling
Nazis
was
their
points of importance.
previously
of
use
had
scorned
the
British
The
and
highly instructive, in the
After the mid-August attacks the German
the
circumstances.
tacics
same
measures,
is
activity in the air seemed to diminish
steadily, with Berlin
that bad weather conditions
hampered the Nazi
operations.
But the tendency on both sides toward the
claiming
end
of
the
adversary,
month
and
it
was
appears
suffered from such
more
serious
creased
to
bomb
the
that
both
attacks.
retaliation,
accordingly,
Every
and
with
capital
seemed
move
death
civilians
cities of the
London and Berlin
and
the
to
invite
destruction
victims
to
a
in¬
far
greater
degree than the military forces.
Bombs
were
dropped without much discrimination by the
Germans, ac¬
cording to London authorities, and in Berlin the same
comment
was
made with
Germans, during the most
respect to British
activity.
The
active stages of the aerial
combat,
were said to
be attempting
complete destruction of naval
bases, harbor establishments, air fields and factories. Their
fliers
ranged over almost all of the British
Isles, but neu¬
tral press correspondents
reported as eyewitnesses that only
slight military damage had been done.
The German authori¬
ties also had neutral press
representatives view the conse¬
quences of the British air raids, and the statements like¬
wise were that real military
damage was modest.
But
civilian casualties increased
steadily.
The
war
at
sea
was
and there were also
a
cairied
on
few fresh
with increasing
intensity,
developments in the mili¬
ment no
of
longer required
silence
to
the
point where popular senti¬
sacrifice of this nature.
a
A wall
was
occasioned thereby.
Marshal Petain admitted that the
"hold the rope and twist it whenever
they con¬
sider the armistice accord
is not being carried out."
To
Germans
the
American press representatives at
Vichy Marshal Petain
declared that France will remain a
republic, whatever
hap¬
pens, but he added that discipline is
necessary and will be
imposed by his regime.
The statement left the impression
that the aged Marshil is
trying to placate both the Nazis and
sentiments of his own
people.
Regulations governing
the
various sorts of food and drink
problems were announced
late in
August, but the trade of such ports as Marseilles
was said to be on the
increase.
Balkan
Just two months after
Border
Changes
Rumania
was forced to give
up
Bessarabia and northern Bukovina to
Russia, at the end of
June, that Balkan country again found it
necessary to
accept a drastic revision of its
frontiers, this time at the
behest
of
the
fascist
and
Nazi
masters
of
Continental
Europe.
on
Bulgarian claims against Rumania were satisfied
Aug. 17, when the Dobrudja was returned to Bulgarian
sovereignty. On Aug. 30 a still more important change was
announced, in the form of a return to Hungary of a large
part of
Transylvania, which also was added to Rumania at
the end of the first
World War.
In effect, Rumania was re¬
duced by these successive
territorial readjustments approxi¬
mately to the area occupied by that
country before the
Balkan war of 1912 and the World
War.
King Carol and
was
Whether these changes
and
the
upon
Balkans
even
Both
bility.
dictated
were
which happen
will have any jjermanence
depends,
the outcome of the
were
to
military im¬
symbolic signifi- J
Far overshadowing the
of the move, however, was the
of the British decision.
In effect,
from Tientsin and
it constituted a
much along the lines of the withdrawal
the closing of the Burma road to military
supplies for the beleaguered
Generalissimo Chiang
Chinese Nationalist regime
of
-
Kai-shek.
This British move lifted
Bulgarian delegations arrived at the terms
under the watchful eyes of the
It provided that the frontier again would be
Rumanian and
totalitarians.
be with¬
surrender to Japan,
into still greater
prominence the
States and Japan,
before the latest
steps wrere taken by the London Government.
The an¬
tagonism of Washington to the Japanese war of conquest
question of relations between the United
which already was at the boiling point
of the Dobrudja settlement
that
decision
cance
relative peace and sta¬
Dobrudja and Transylvania settlements
by the German and Italian Governments,
at the moment to hold almost complete sway
the
southeastern Europe.
in
and North China are to
1,500 effectives were involved in the British
withdraw completely frdm the territory occu¬
Some
portance
ordinary times of
in
Shanghai
in
drawn.
pied, by the Japanese.
great European conflict,
numberless uncertain factors that beset the
of course, upon
forces
ish
accepted the changes because the obvious alter¬
war with countries of immensely superior power.
his advisers
native
7
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Sept., 1940]
prevailing before 1912. and Rumanians in the Dobrudja
given the opportunity to move into Old Rumania.
The
in China has aroused a similar antipathy in Tokio toward
and Rumanians were much
the United States, and the British appeasement tends to
occasioned the intervention
sharpen the Japanese notion that America is the real and
of the German and Italian Foreign Ministers, who met with
ultimate enemy of the Island Empire.
The problem of ad¬
the plenipotentiaries of Rumania and Hungary at Vienna
ministering
the
International Settlement at
Shanghai
on
Aug. 29.
The official version indicated that the dis¬
promptly was debated by Tokio and Washington, and mili¬
putants had appealed to Foreign Minister Joachim von Rib-'
tary authorities finally made a decision which apportioned
bentrop and Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano to "ar¬
the area previously policed by Great Britain to American
bitrate" the dispute.
The award handed down on Aug. 30
and Japanese forces, on
an approximately equal basis.
by the German and Italian Ministers returned to Hungary
More indicative, however, is a reported tendency in Japan,
about half of Transylvania, and both of the Danubian coun¬
now that
Great Britain appears to be out of the picture,
tries accepted this decision, which apparently was backed
to move for the elimination of Indo-China from the Eastern
by the threat of immediate armed intervention in other cir¬
Asian scene.
That French possession obviously would be
cumstances.
In return for the Rumanian acceptance of the
helpless in the event of a Japanese ajttack, but the United
changes, Germany and Italy were said to have guaranteed
the remaining frontiers of that country.
There were many States might be interested, and the Japanese probably are
restrained only by that consideration.
The great East In¬
rumors of possible Russian moves, and also some reports
dian islands of The Netherlands constitute an even greater
of actual fighting on the borders of Rumania on one side
prize toward which Japanese eyes turn ever more avar¬
and Russia and Hungary on the other, but the settlement
iciously, but in this connection a definite Washington state¬
dictated by Berlin and Rome seemed to disregard such
ment of interest appears to stand in the way.
The outcome
occurrences.
Rumanians in the Transylvanian area to be
of this ever more pointed conflict between Japan and the
transferred to Hungary were given the privilege of deter¬
United States is hardly to' be viewed with equanimity.
The
mining whether they wished to remain in their homes as
outlook is tempored, however, by the apparent determina¬
Hungarian citizens or transfer to Old Rumania with all
tion of the Chinese Nationalists to continue their struggle,
their belongings and the proceeds of immovable property
negotiations between Hungarians
more
troublesome, and finally
independence indefinitely.
for
sold in that connection.
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous
Greece
Various indications suggested,
during August, that Greece
the next country marked by the Nazi and
fascist regimes of Europe for territorial exploitation.
The
Italian press launched early in August into a vitriolic cam¬
paign of abuse of Greece, and experience indicates that
such a campaign might easily be the opening gun in a move
for the destruction or diminution of the Greek State.
The
be
well
may
according to some versions of
tendencies, is destined to embrace that
portion of the Balkan peninsula now held by Greece and
Turkey, and possibly a part of what is now Yugoslavia.
It
may well be that Premier Benito Mussolini considered the
time appropriate in August for a move against Greece, but
the move so far has been abortive.
Greece, it must be
remembered, is largely a maritime State, with an important
alliance with Great Britain, and Great Britain holds the
command of the Mediterranean.
The decisions involved
sphere of influence,
Italian
European
recent
far from simple, in either the
diplomatic or military sense, and it may be that Chancellor
Hitler restrained his Italian associate when it finally de¬
with
respect to Greece are
veloped that Greece was not inclined to accept the dictates
of Rome and Berlin.
A crisis of the utmost gravity developed on Aug. 15 when
warship Helles, of 2,115 tons, was
the Greek
sunk in
of
the harbor of the
Armaments
nationality.
unidentified
torpedoed and
island of Tinos, by a submarine
experts
subse¬
examination of fragments, that the
torpedo wTas of Italian manufacture. But the Italian Gov¬
ernment promptly disclaimed responsibility, and endeavored
quently asserted, after
to
the
fix
blame
It so happens, however,
England.
upon
airplanes attacked Greek merchant vessels at
about the same time, and other indications also suggested
that Italian
moves
by Rome against Greece.
Premier John Metaxas im¬
mediately made it clear that the utmost resistance would
be offered any invader, and he also asserted that the alli¬
ance with
Great Britain would be invoked, in the event
of an attack.
Greek reservists were called to the colors in
great numbers, and Italian assertions that Albanian revolts
had been stimulated by Athens -were stoutly denied.
The
result
was
that Italian moves against
off and the peace
Greece slowly tapered
of Greece was maintained, notwithstand¬
ing the provocation offered that country.
It seems
however, that the Italian attack will be resumed
clear,
hereafter]
if
an
opportunity offers.
Far
East
The steel trade
expand in many
directions from the combined impetus
of national defense
projects and developments not directly
to
associated
expansionist program entails.
At the start of the month
authorities appeared to have reached the limit of
British
concessions to the militant
measures
detained
were
British
business men in the Far East.
sides soon released the
soon
Japanese, for equal retaliatory
taken in London when the Tokio authorities
thereafter another
astonishing British
peasement" of Japan was made known.
London War Office announcement, on
But both
detained nationals of the other, and
move
for "ap¬
This consisted of
a
Aug. 9, that all Brit¬
the
with
diverted from an
steel
defense program.
The scrap market,
upward course during the period of rising
operations in June and July
by a series of upsetting
experienced rising prices quite generally during
August.
Steel buying has added to backlogs, which are topheavy for some products.
Another factor in the improve¬
ment is export purchases from Great Britain, and the entry
into the market of the automobile industry whose purchases
of steel for 1941 model production are growing; also the
events, has
expansion of railroad purchases. In its issue of Aug. 29 the
"Iron Age" stated, in part:
"Incoming steel business shows
further slight improvement, and some major producers will
have booked a greater tonnage in August than in July, a
situation which undeniably is
invasion
to
substantial
of
bolstered by strong resistance
England, but which is being supported by
'peace-time' demand from makers of a variety
products, such as farm implements
of
and household equip¬
capacity on structural shapes,
and the tonnages involved in impending Government proj¬
ects, many of which are for defense, are extremely large.
Fabricated structural steel awards for the first eight months
of 1940 are estimated at 1,070,380 tons, compared with
ment.
Mills are operating at
1,111,375 tons in the corresponding period of 1939.
The
Navy Department will receive bids up to Sept. 6 on 117,638
tons of steel for stock repairs and new ship construction
for the six-month period ended March 31,1941.
Base prices
on
major steel products for
delivery up to and including
Dqc. 31, 1940, have been reaffirmed.
Because of increased
demand for hot rolled alloy plates, a base price of 3.25c.
per
pound, f.o.b. Pittsburgh and
Chicago, was set up for this
product, which is important in the national defense pro¬
gram." The "Iron Age" composite price of steel scrap was
increased from $18.17 a gross ton to $18.63 on Aug. 13, to
$19.00 on Aug. 20, and to $19.08 on Aug. 27, which compares
with $15.62 at the close of August of last year.
The quota¬
tion for finished steel and pig iron remained unchanged, the
former holding at 2.261c. a pound and the latter at $22.61 a
gross
ton, as
against 2.236c. for finished steel and
pig iron during the month of August, 1939.
The operating rate of steel companies having
$20.61
for
approxi¬
mately 97% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was scheduled at
91.3%
Diplomatic and military developments in the Far East
were
most perturbing during August, and fresh evidence
thus was afforded of the threat to peace which the Japanese
Metals
reported that industrial activity continues
for the week beginning Aug. 26 (the highest rate
week beginning Dec.-4, 1939, when it was 92.8%),
since the
and compares
with 89.7% for the week beginning
Aug.' 19,
preceding seven-day period; 90.5% for
the week beginning Aug. 5, 1940, and 90.4% for the week
beginning July 29, 1940. At the close of August, 1939, steel
operations were reported to be at the rate of 63.0% of
capacity; in the corresponding period of 1938 at 44.0%, and
in the same week of 1937 at 83.8%.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets"
during the month under review reported in substance as
follows:
Stimulated by armament activity, consumption
of major non-ferrous metals has been increasing.
From
1940; 89.5% for the
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MONTHLY REVIEW
quotations
present indications the combined deliveries of copper, lead
with the pressure of soft hide prices, has forced
and zinc to domestic consumers will establish a new monthly
point where they should prove funda¬
mentally attractive over the long range.
Several months
have elapsed since the last customary buying spurt in sole
down appreciably to a
high in August for the year to date.
Buying of copper in
good volume, sales for the week
the domestic market was in
19,332 tons,
ended Aug. 27 amounting to
as compared with
tons
9,314
28;
for
tons
preceding
the
seven-day
reduced 15 points to
first
the
was
the basis of 4.85c., New York, which
On Aug. 9 the
6.
since May
price change
quotation for lead was lowered again, this time to the basis
of 4.75c., New York, but on Aug. 22 recovered to 4.90c.
The nearby position in zinc remains firm, with sales by the
Prime Western division for the week ended Aug. 24 amount-
Zing to 5,530 tons, against 7,314 tons in the previous week;
3,665 tons in the week ended Aug. 10, and 7,415 tons in the
week ended Aug. 3.
Shipments of the common grades of
zinc for the week ended Aug. 24 totaled 5,393 tons as com¬
pared with 5,805 tons in the preceding seven-day period;
6,691 tons in the week ended Aug. 10, and 5,443 tons in the
week ended Aug. 3.
Undelivered contracts on the books
of producers of common zinc on Aug. 24 totaled 61,569 tons.
The price of zinc was firmly established on Aug. 15 at 6.89c.,
New York, as against 6.64c. previously.
Demand for tin
during the month was quiet and prices eased moderately.
Quotations on Straits tin were nominally 50.62*£c., New
York, at the close of August, which compares with 52.75c.
at
July
last
31.
week
The
of
August
55%
approximately
of
rate
tin-plate
operations
estimated to
was
of
capacity,
70% at the close of July.
with
duction
9%
and
Manufac¬
associations covering the
softwood
mills,
lumber
pro¬
fraction of 1% greater, and new business
were a
greater than in
the
regional
hardwood
Lumber
during the week ended Aug. 24, 1940, was 1% less,
shipments
the preceding
week.
Compared
with
corresponding week of 1939, production, shipments and
business
were, respectively, 7%, 1% and 35% higher.
The industry stood at 75% of the seasonal weekly average
new
of 1929 production
and 80% of average 1929 shipments.
Reported production, shipments and new business for the
34 weeks ended Aug. 24, 1940, were, respectively, 7%, 6%
and 7% in excess of the same figures for the corresponding
period of 1939.
For the 34 weeks of 1940, new business and
shipments
7% and 4%, respectively, above output.
were
The ratio
of unfilled
orders to
gross
Aug. 24, 1940, compared with 21%
stocks
was
27%
on
previous.
Un¬
26% greater than at the same time la^t
filled orders were
a
year
gross stocks were 2% less.
During the week ended Aug. 24, 1940, a total of 499 mills
produced 266,310,000 feet of softwoods and hardwoods com¬
year;
bined; shipped 268,929,000 feet, and booked orders of 351,856,000 feet.
Revised figures for the four preceding weeks
follow:
dropped to the lowest level in at least two years in the
speculative buying at a time when hedging sales
absence of
of
foreign hides.
largest
the
abroad is showing signs of drying up,
imports
•
9a/£c.
ments
with the result that prices at one
levels for the year.
Faced with
with the thought that the already
traders
unfavorable ex¬
Partly
port situation might become worse.
as
result of
a
the failure of the German raids to have the feared success,
and
partly
as
of
result
a
Government's loan
the
policy,
which
kept considerable grain off the market, prices steadied
the latter part of the mouth, recovering about half of
mid-month
As
losses.
situation
the
stands
and practically no possibility of disposing of it.
the outlook for the domestic winter crop was
markedly unfavorable last fall, due to adverse weather con¬
surplus
ditions
then
prevailing, the United
States Department of
Agriculture has revised upward its estimates of this year's
production in each monthly report starting with April.
of
Aug.
spring
winter
and
this
wheat,
bushels,
about
or
would approximate
Combined with a
year
average.
from last season of about 284,000,000 bushels,
would indicate total supplies during the cur¬
carryover
this estimate
rent
of about 1,015,000,000 bushels.
season
Domestic needs
about
675,0(H),000 bushels, and the United States will
have, therefore, approximately 370,000,000 bushels of wheat
are
available for export during the current season.
Around
225,000,000 bushels is considered a
normal carryover.
Although conditions in two other large exporting countries,
namely: Australia and Argentina, are not so favorable this
it is thought unlikely that the United States will be
year,
able to do much of
supplies
available
elimination
of
export business because of the large
an
in
all
and
Canada
wheat
because
of the
virtual
Continental Europe.
The July 31 estimate of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics,
the
309,649,000
312,714,000
believed
this
year
exports
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New
England
Letter," under date of Aug. 30, comments upon these mar¬
follows:
thus far has been
characterized by
the cautious placing of numerous small-sized orders as con¬
season
the substantial
initial contracts with
specified before mid-July.
custom¬
This circumstance has
made it difficult for the trade to forecast
output for August
which normally is the busiest month for shoe manufacturers.
Estimates
have
ranged
10% less than the
record
high
40,000,000 pair, or only
for August established a year ago.
as
as
Should production turn out to be
materially lower, however,
prospects for the remainder of the season would be im¬
proved and the trade might conservatively look for further
improvement in the next few weeksf Retail sales of foot¬
to
war,
8% below
a
year ago.
Distributors' stocks
healthy condition and the
prospect of rising industrial employment and payrolls points
to sustained shoe factory operations for some time to come.
"Tanners report a spotty season
hand-to-mouth
buying.
stepped
up
Some
marked
by fairly steady
manufacturers
their operating
schedules
of
upper
the
but prices subsequently have been forced lower by
decline
satisfactory.
in^raw materials.
early
in
Sole leather has been less
A moderate accumulation of stocks, together
placed
the
has
much
so
at
both- Canada
to
Continental
that
to
the
and
dispose of
301,000,000
surplus
As
bushels.
have
87%,
a
crop
the
of
that
of
there
fact,
is
an
Were it not for the
room.
United
is
bushels, and
about 100,in the huge
matter
a
available
wheat
some
only
to
amounts
exiwrtable
668,000,000
able
States
would
doubtless
their wheat through sales
Europe.
Broomhall estimated last month
production of Italy, Spain, Rumania,
combined
Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, Hungary and Greece would be 685,season
as
against 865,000,000 bushels
last year.
Despite the pleas of some influential Americans,
000,000 bushels this
England's attitude
seems
to
be
that
relaxation of its
any
blockade to permit Continental wheat imports would serve
to
aid
its
In the face of the unfavorable statisti¬
enemy.
cal
situation, price declines have not been so severe as they
might have been, because of the large amount of wheat
which is going into loan.
The Agricultural Marketing Serv¬
ice
has
record
or
of
consumption
be
000,000 pairs,
are estimated to be in a
of
would
last
year,
or
about 467,000,000
Canadian wheat in Canada and
as
is
Canada
that
increasing scarcity of storage
loan
accordingly
States
bushels,
Canada
meanwhile have held up
favorably in terms of output
which for the first seven months has totaled about
225,-
wear
big
Carryover
as
United
000,000
,
indicate
to
domestic
amount
Hides, Leather and Footwear
As
the Department estimated that the total crop,
1,
761,060,000
as
263,995,000
are
the
now,
Although
322,354,000
297,608,000
520
the
lowest
the
increasingly unfavorable domestic and world statistical
values moved irregularly lower during the early
part of the month, breaking rather sharply when the Ger¬
man
aerial "blitzkrieg" over England served to impress
268,841,000
254,332,000
267,658,000
267,566,000
July
with
an
outlook,
(Feet)
502
summer,
again pursued
an
bushels.
leather
not narrow,
were
reached
time
(Feet)
268,438,000
271,547,000
257,650,000
arily
domestic markets
in
wheat
irregular trend during the past month, although the move¬
Shipments
512
"The fall shoe
at
Grains
Prices for
(Feet)
507
trasted
cows
pound in Chicago in the belief that top-quality
hides at those new low levels for the year may be
summer
Orders Received
1940
as
light native
9%c. and northern
at
steers
per
good property."
Production
27, 1940_
con¬
so
Tanners meanwhile have been moderate purchasers of heavy
native
ATo. of
Mills
Aug. 10, 1940
Aug.
3, 1940
kets
the prospect of
long as the European markets are re¬
stricted constitutes an important uncertainty in the outlook.
tinued
was
Aug. 17,
substantial purchases
Net imports of cattle hides in June were
since August, 1933.
While their flow from
by traders against
made
been
have
which stated that the condition of the spring crop was
Week Ended
sea¬
Hide futures contracts have
getting under way.
was
Hie
*
to the National
Association from
of
tered in late June and early July as the current shoe
son
United States is confronted with a rather large exportable
According to reports
operations
about
to be improving on
seems
has lost the entire gain regis¬
"The domestic hide market
in
Lumber Movement
turers
the
be at the rate of
compared
as
during
Sentiment already
prospect of Government buying.
the
period;
8,997 tons for the week ended Aug. 14, and 4,979 tons for
the week ended Aug. 7.
On Aug. 7 the price of lead was
seasonal demand is believed to be
further
so
developing.
Aug. 6.
Total copper sales for the month to Aug. 27 were
55,530 tons, which compares with 58,623 tons for the full
month of July.
On Aug. 7 the large mine operators re¬
duced the price of copper to 11.00c.,
Connecticut Valley
basis, after holding to 11.50c. since Feb. 20. Domestic sales
of lead were fair and totaled 6,313 tons for the week ended
Aug.
and
leather
for the preceding week; 13,168 tons for the
week ended Aug. 13, and 16,989 tons for the week ended
12,549
reported
stocks
that up to the middle
above last year's rate.
that
total
the
of the month the
approximated 60.000,000 bushels, a figure well
of
loan
of
It is believed that this presages a
wheat
"free"
this
with
season,
the
result
will not be great.
Obviously, this artic-ifial restriction of supplies will serve
to support prices for the time
being at least.
Corn prices
lacked a definite trend last
month, most of the movements
being irregular and within a comparatively narrow ranga
Compared with wheat prices, the quotations for corn are
pressure
relatively high.
Supplies of the old
Government loans,
bushels
below
supplies
last
while the
year's
new
crop,
crop
crop
are
restricted by
will be 371,000,000
according
to
the
Depart%
of Agriculture's
ment
in
less
or
the
strong as that
wheat, as did rye, although
month-end recovery of the latter was
not so
In Chicago the December wheat option
closed on
76%c. on.
Aug. 1.
At Winnipeg the October wheat option closed on
Aug. 31 at 73%c\, the same as the opening on Aug. 1.
De¬
cember corn in Chicago closed on Aug. 31 at 57%c., com¬
pared with an opening of 58MjC.@58%c. on Aug. 1. December
oats closed at 29Vic., compared with an opening of 301/£e.
on Aug. 1.
December rye closed at 41M>c. as compared with
Aug. 31 at 75%c.@75;M..c., as against an opening of
opening of 46%c.
an
on
Aug. 1.
Sugar
Prices in the
"futures" continued their
market for sugar
registered new
the Cummings bill,
softening trend- during the past month and
seasonal lows.
The delay
in Congress on
which will extend the Sugar Act through 1941, and the in¬
tensification of the war abroad were among the depressing
factors.
The slow movement of refined due to the uncertain
future
raw
awaited
the
in
sugar
The longannounced on
easiness.
quota
was
action taken by Secretary of Agriculture
The quotas for the remainder of the current calen¬
under
Wallace.
dar
with the result that the
market likewise developed
reduction
20
Aug.
refiners to hesitate,
caused
sugar
year
cut
were
a
total
13(3,383
of
This action
tons.
prompted speculative buying and covering by shorts, under
which
several
when
The advance was soon lost, however,
prices rallied.
repercussions developed.
Many in the trade
the reduction of only 130,383
correct the adverse supply
position, while selling pressure developed from Cuba by pro¬
tons
opinion
the
expressed
not
was
wanted
to
Sentiment,
that
large, enough to
who feared
ducers
market
that another cut
their sugar
however,* was
would follow and who
before such
altogether
not
eventuality.
an
bearish.
With
Washington admitting that prices were low, and that if they
should sag further a study of the consumptive trend in rela¬
tion to available
the
better
supplies would be necessary,
a
change for
expected in some quarters.
Sales of Cuban
during the month consisted of the following, all
exclusive of duty:
On Aug. 5, August shipment at 1.78c.
raw
was
sugar
delivered; on Aug. 9, afloat at 1.75c. delivered; on Aug. 12,
August shipment at 1.75c. delivered; on Aug. 15, September
shipment at 1.72c. delivered; on Aug. 27, September ship¬
at 1.83c. delivered, and on Aug. 29, October shipment
at 1.76c. delivered.
The wholesale price for refined, imme¬
diate delivery, was quoted at a range of 4.20c. to 4.35c.
ment
Textiles
The
trades, after early hesitation, gave definite
signs of broadening activities.
Retail trade benefited from
the
early advent of cooler temperatures which
the
purchase of early fall merchandise by consumers, and
also
Coffee
downward
response to special promotions
Other favorable factors were the
further increased employment figures in industrial centers,
and the public's covering of requirements for back-to-school
purposes.
Wholesale business failed to fully reflect the
improvement in retail sales, as most jobbers continued their
hand-to-mouth buying policy, partly influenced by concern
over war developments and their possible influence on fall
business conditions in general.
Raw cotton in August, after
continued
trend
be
to
characterized
the
chief
market
the
for
Closed European
depressing
factor.
It
pointed out that the overproduction of coffee, serious
enough without the loss of a market for 10,000,000 bags
annually in Europe, was now beyond any hope of redemption
or at least until there was a change for the better in
the
Naturally,
prevailing situation.
an
early end of the Euro¬
further drastic control measures by leading
producing countries would alter the picture.
In the mean¬
time, demand from roasters remained apathetic, they con¬
tinuing to make purchases on virtually a hand-to-mouth
pean
war
or
'basis.
No.
7
Santos
on
July
was quoted Aug. 30 at 57/8c.@6e., against
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; 6%c.@
6%c. Oct. 31; 6%c.@7c. Sept. 30, and 6%c.@61/£c. Aug. 31.
No. 7 Iiio was quoted on Aug. 30 at' 5^0., against 5*4e.
on July 31, June 29, May 31 and April 30; 5%c. March
30;
5%c. Feb. 29; 5%c. Jan. 31; 5%c. Dec. 29; 5y4c. Nov. 30,
the same as on Oct. 31 and Sept. 30; 5%c. Aug. 31.
6%c.
satisfactory
a
early steadiness, resumed its slow downward trend, but late
in the month
displayed
slightly steadier undertone.
a
t he
official crop estimate released on
an
output
11,429,000
of
bales for
While
Aug. 8 and estimating
the
current
ex¬
season,
ceeded
private predictions to some extent, its influence was
counteracted by the subsequent announcement of the Gov¬
ernment loan
rates
the
on
points higher than last
on
the other
aspect of
export
cutting off of all but
and
new
year*
situation, in view of the temporary
very few important foreign outlets,
a
with actual current exports
tion
of
from
last
the
will
year's outward
Southern
predictions
belt
in
the
of a
a
period
more
totaling only
remained
the
largely
next
a
small frac¬
Weather
movement.
that
made
were
probably show
Late
cause
ranging from 21 to 35
crop
The chief depressing factor,
hand, was the continued extremely unfavorable
the
substantial increase
reports
favorable,
Government
over
and
report
last month.
steadier trend developed, partly be¬
favorable interpretation of the war news
a
and
tlie ensuing improvement
part
as a
in security markets, and in
result of better reports from the domestic cloths
markets reflecting the quickening movement of finished
goods in distributive channels.
The announcement of much
higher export subsidies on cotton products also exerted a
steadying influence, although the volume of trading con¬
tinued very narrow.
Spot cotton here in New York was
10.17c. Aug. 1.
After declining to a low of 9.65c. Aug. 27,
the price rallied to 9.71c. Aug. 31.
Business in gray cloths,
early in the month,
experienced some intermittent buying
subsequently lapsed into dulness.
Later, how¬
ever, trading assumed a much more confident character, and
during the last week of the month some forward buying by
users got under
way, reflecting in the main the stimulating
effect of the continued large purchases
by Government agen¬
spurts, but
Fall
River
stood
3
at
the defense program.
28-inch
for
throughout the month.
"futures" during the past month.
markets
was
price
caused
stimulated
staged during the month.
at
A
textile
cies in connection with
throughout the month.
coffee
I
Oats moved more
Aug. 1 estimate.
sympathy with
of wheat.
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
Sept., 1940]
64x60's
was
Print cloths
quoted
at 3%c.
The price of 27-inch cloths 60x64's
9/16e.
Aug. 31 as against 3^c. July 31, and
quoted at 7*4c. to 7%c. Aug. 31, compared
with 7%c. July 31.
The report of the Census Bureau, issued
Aug. 15 and covering the month of July, again demonstrated
Osnaburgs
were
that the consumption of the staple in the United States
proceeding at
was
active rate.
The amount consumed in July
given as 597,850 bales of lint and 80,090 bales of lint-
was
an
compared with 556,529 bales of lint and 79,254 bales of
June, 1940, and 521,353 bales of lint and 73,582
bales of linters in July, 1939.
ers,
linters in
The woolen
goods market continued to be dominated by
receipt of further large orders for the Army and Navy,
111
connection with the defense program.
Clothing manu¬
facturers, on the other hand, generally maintained their
the
cautious attitude, in
of the
ence
The
new
with
fabrics,
wear
improvement
retail
retarding influ¬
measure on civilian
consumption.
lines of lightwear material for next summer
met
fairly
a
view of the predicted
military draft
satisfactory
response.
late
month,
in
the
engendered
channels.
by
the
Trading in
gave
better
women's
indications
flow
of
of
goods
an
in
*
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers
were
quoted Aug. 31
at
Rubber
Crude rubber
review,
was
fairly steady early in the period under
because of renewed
sible Far Eastern activities
nervousness
in the
over
Japan's
pos¬
war
situation, and also
under the influence of initial purchases by the Rubber Re¬
serve Co.
Subsequently, a sharp drop in the spot position
exerted a depressing influence which was intensified by the
continued aloofness of tire manufacturers from the market.
The monthly consumption figure of 47,011 tons, though
slightly exceeding trade expectations, had little influence on
the market, but a somewhat better feeling was produced
by the announcement that the Rubber Reserve Co. will pur¬
chase an additional 180,000 tons of rubber during next
year.
In
the closing
days of
month the price trend was ad¬
versely influenced by heavy liquidation of the September
position, and the growing view that the larger supplies
now existing in this country, and the likelihood of further
le
regular arrivals from the Ear East, will preclude the possi¬
any shortage in the near future.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
bility of
19%c. asked Aug. 31 against 21%c. asked July 31; 2iy>c.
asked June 30; 21*4c. asked May 31; 19%c. asked April
30;
18%c. asked March 30; 18 9/16c. asked Feb. 29; 18%c. asked
Jan. 31; 19%c. asked Dec. 29; 20%c. asked Nov. 30; 20%c.
asked
Oct.
31; 21c.
asked Sept. 30, and 16%c. asked
Aug. 31.
$2.47@$2.51 against $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.€0@$3.05 Feb. 29; $3.10@$3.15 Jan. 31;
$4.50@$4.55 Dec. 30; $3.43@$3.48 Nov. 30; $3.55@$3.60
Oct. 31; $3.10@$3.15 Sept. 30, and
$2.65@$2.70 Aug. 31.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers
Japanese crack double
extra was quoted at $2.41@$2.45
Aug. 31 against $2.44@$2.46
July 31; $2.56@$2.58 June 30; $2.64@$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; $3.47@$3.52 Oct. 31;
$2.9f@$2.99 Sept. 30, and
$2.50@$2.55 Aug. 31.
Petroleum and Its Products
Following the pattern established
in the
immediately
pre¬
ceding month, August developments in the petroleum indus¬
try came thick and fast with the nature of the happenings
well variegated.
ing the month,
Several events vied for first attention dur¬
high among that list was the rather
and
sharp decline in production of crude oil
The
ended
down
high
American
Petroleum
Institute
in
Illinois.
for the week
Aug. 24 revealed that Illinois daily production was
381,650 barrels, in sharp contrast to the record
report
to
of 550,000 barrels daily reached a few weeks
The letdown, moreover, tumbled Illinois from
its position as the third largest
producing oil State in the
Nation, a ranking which it had wrested temporarily from
yield
previously.
Oklahoma.
\
MONTHLY REVIEW
10
Up until tlie time that the decline in production set in,
was
the stormy petrel in the petroleum industry
Illinois
and
was
conceded threat to the crude oil price structure
a
As a direct result of the
slowing down in production there has been instituted a price
in
the. Mid-Continent territory.
increase of 10c.
barrel for Illinois crude.
a
Concrete developments
stood out in the dispute between
the Mexican Government and the American and foreign oil
expropriated
owning
companies
On
properties.
Aug.
28
that are me_ddling or scuttling the anti-trust en¬
drive which is the mandate of Congress both by
persons
forcement
the August
to
decision oil the indemnity to be
final
his
for
prepare
properties after two evaluators named by the court were
to agree, filed a figure on the "non-taxable" prop¬
unable
erties, reportedly between $35,S75,O0O and $36,900,000.
Five days before, the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
issued a statement anent the situation.
"In 1928," the
read, "the Mexican Department of Industry
announcement
placed a value on Mexico's foreign-owned oil* industry of
1,038,943,000 pesos (about $499,492,000 at the then rate of
exchange).
The value now placed upon the properties by
the Cardenas Government represents such a small fraction
of the above referred to estimate made by Mexican Govern¬
officials
ment
for such
"The
oil
in
it
prompts inquiry into what the basis
drastic discrepancy may be.
a
their
exclusive
legislation,
Supreme Court decisions and diplo¬
It is the companies' position that the
interchanges.
Cardenas Government's confiscation of this right is-illegal,
unconstitutional
and
in
of
law,
and
international
Mexican
Government
States.
This
which
practice
Government
the
to
of
United
the
more
than
with
concerned
the
pending
petroleum industry has been
anti-trust
proiiosed
suits
be
to
filed
companies and their subsidiaries
Department of Justice.
Advisory Commission
The action
has
by
on
from
national defense program.
The
continued
companies
sition
resulted
letter
Guy M.
15
against
Government's
into the breach
were
for
reasons
the
delay
in
to have been entered several
Gillette, in his letter, stated that "I hope those
is
not
compatible
with
the
public
interest."
The
communication
pointed
request that he
(Senator Gillette) acted to delay committee
hearings
bills
on
that
out
which
Arkansas.....
he
had
it
was
Arnold's
Mr.
at
introduced
would
which
Senator Gillette's letter con¬
tinued, "that you are about to abandon the prosecutions
contemplated. I am sure you will recognize the unfortunate
position in which it places me and the pending legislation.
particularly, the consuming
public, have been seriously jeopardized by the practices of
public
companies that I
failing
in
Responding
that
asserted
question
hamper the efforts
submitted
and
the
to
was
confident-the Depart¬
proceed at the present time."
Senator
Gillette's
letter,
Mr.
Arnold
the
of
the
of
whether
national
National
the
would
suits
defense
program
"Their
recommendations," the letter continued, "will be
with respect to modifying any of the
sought in the oil suit if, as a matter of fact, it
that the interests of national defense
does
anticipate
not
meqn
are
involved.
waiver of the anti-trust laws.
a
We
conflict."
no
Shortly after Senator Gillette's attack, Representative
.(Dem., Washington) introduced in the House a
calling for a sweeping investigation by a select
Coffey
resolution
committee of Congressmen into "interference"
eral agency,
trust
official
or
by any Fed¬
employee with enforcement of anti¬
particularly those affecting
laws,
dustry.
petroleum
in¬
"Congress has appropriated substantial funds for the
en¬
forcement
said in
doubt
a
of
the
anti-trust
laws,"
the
Representative
statement accompanying the resolution.
there
Coffey
"Without
is
something radically wrong when the drive
to enforce these laws is stopped immediately after many
labor unions have been indicted and
to
on
the
eve
of
a
drive
bring the real monopolistic offenders before the bar of
justice.
"It is the purpose
mine
and
disclose
of the proposed investigation to deter¬
to
65,200
Colorado
4.000
4,200
55,700
57,100
Oil Purchasing Co., subsidiary
early in August restored the
Co.
reduction of 15c. a barrel in Pennsyl¬
poseted a
Forest, Venango, Clarion and Butler Counties,. $1.78; Penn¬
Allegheny,
in
grade
sylvania
Counties,
eastern
Ohio, $1.40.
Washington and
$1.44, and south¬
Beaver,
West Virginia,
$1.50;
Greene
Wilson, petroleum technologist of the National
Robert E.
Commission, told
Defense Advisory
meeting of the Inter¬
a
Compact Commission that the Nation's petroleum
resources are adequate to meet the demands of modern
state Oil
the public
How¬
insurance, the speaker suggested that vital oil sup¬
ever, as
in underground tanks to forestall
plies be stored
possible
attack.
pipe lines along the Atlantic Seaboard was
destruction by air
Laying of
new
suggested by Mr. Wilson as a means of eliminating the
necessity of using oil tankers for transportation of crude
also
the
producing areas to refineries.
Mr. Wilson said
no
bottlenecks in the petroleum industry, but
were
that
the
prevent them from developing
could
trade
fields
by producing synthetic rubber and tuolene
for T.N.T. from petroleum.
Strong indication that the Canadian Government would
soon take steps to curtail imports of United States gasoline
and oil in an effort to conserve foreign exchange occupied
the attention of oil men.
The corollary suggestion to this
in
other
that
was
the
will
Dominion
intensify
its
efforts
in
the
crude oil production
field to make it self-sufficient.
On Aug. 10 G. R. Cottrelle, Oil Controller of Canada, pub¬
lished a statement in Toronto barring the establishment in
the
Dominion
stallation
and
of
of
further oil filling stations.
any
The in¬
in the
products is
banned, although equipment necessary for reasonable
required repairs to existing installations will be per¬
sales
pumps and other equipment for
of gasoline and other petroleum
use
mitted.
Aug. 1—Standard Oil of Ohio raised crude oil prices Sc. to 6c. a barrel
in
certain
Aug.
restored
central
fields in Ohio and
2—Sinclair
the
Texas crude
Kentucky.
Marketing,
Prairie
reductions
oil
of
from
4c.
to
subsidiary
28c.
a
barrel
of Consolidated Oil,
posted in north and
effective immediately.
advanced 10c. a barrel to $1.15 a barrel
prices in mid-July,
Aug. 21—Illinois crude oil
was
by Texas Corp. and Sohio Corp., subsidiary of Standard of Ohio.
Aug. 22—Carter Oil Co. met the 10c. increase in Illinois crude prices.
Aug.
Pipe Line
28—Valvoline
posted a
15c.
cut of
a
barrel in Penn¬
sylvania grade crude oil.
Price-cutting tactics which have been rather
in
New York and New England markets
tions of one-tenth to three-tenths cents a
carefully considered
This
8,000
69,700
-
10,000
was
fore committing itself.
relief
9,300
grade crude oil. Bradford crude in Elk and McKean
countries was set at $1.85; Pennsylvania grade in Warren,
Defense
Advisory Commission,
that the Commission had requested further time be¬
appears
9,000
Ohio
vania
playing unfairly with the general
to
to
9,000
Virginia
price cuts of 4c. to 28c. a barrel which were insti¬
tuted in mid-July.
Later in the month the Valvoline Pipe
The interests of the public and,
of these
10,300
West
14,000
recent
also
indirectly,"
ment of Justice would be
13,900
Indiana...
9,700
9,300
Mississippi
of the Consolidated Oil Corp.,
portation and marketing of petroleum products.
some
13,300
81,300
The Sinclair Prairie Crude
retail
learned
20,600
Kentucky
75,300
Michigan
piovide for the divorcement of production from the trans¬
"I
-
48,000
New York
17,700
13,700
105,300
Wyoming
added
responsible in any way for the delay will realize that this
action
New Mexico
po¬
was
weeks ago.
Senator
-
there
Iowa), who dispatched a
General Thurman Arnold on
satisfactory
filing of the suits which
Kaasas
August
47,600
..
Montana
402,600
276,100
166,800
105,200
397,000
274,700
170,700
Louisiana
the
(Dem.,
Attorney
demanding
action
the
upon
First to step
Gillette
Assistant
to
-
from
instituting
in
attacks
in
during August.
Senator
Aug.
delay
Oklahoma
been held in
the National Defense
the effect of such suits upon the
opinion
an
-
Pennsylvania..
1,320,300 1,326,400
593,000
598,400
430,000
440,600
California
Illinois
September
August
September
Texas
mechanized warfare in contrast to warring nations.
month the
a
daily average crude oil demand by States
The estimated
follows:
the
irrespective of any arbitrary valuation
Government.may put upon the surface
against 22 major oil
the
accepted
installations."
and
properties
abeyance
of the
of specific pledges made by
Mexican
the
For
is
violation
figure and nearly 105,000 barrels under Septem¬
ber of last year.
Line
right to exploit and develop
properties has been repeatedly reaffirmed in
companies'
Mexican
matic
that
see
decline of 33,400 barrels under
This represented a
mand.
Mexico City
paid by the Government.
The jurist's^ announcement came
after Ricardo Jordan, who was deputized to evaluate the
I fail to
monopoly or any other industrial monopoly."
The regular monthly market demand
forecast of the
United States Bureau of Mines indicated that 3,624,000 bar¬
rels of crude oil would be sufficient to meet September de¬
Judge Ponciano Hernandez of the First District Court in
notified interested parties in the 1938 seizure
appropriation measures.
regular statutes and
anything in national defense which would seem to necessi¬
tate or require the dropping of civil,actions against the oil
the mysterious forces
or
gasoline markets
ket
ard
on
during August.
widespread
resulted in reduc¬
gallon in the bulk
Aug. 28 to highlight the refined mar¬
The reduction was posted by the Stand¬
subsidiary of Soconyeffective in all areas excepting'those already suffering from depressed prices. Under
the new schedule, gasoline at New York was down to 7c. a
gallon, contrasted with 7.2c. previously.
Main reason for the slash was the abundance of gasoline,
Oil
Co. of New York, marketing
Vacuum Oil Co., Inc., and was
of the
markets.
Although demand is running far ahead of last year, stocks
are still more than 12 000,000 barrels ahead of a year ago.
Softness of the New York City market is also blamed in
part for the invalidation on Aug. 10 of the local Price Post¬
ing Bill, which provided that the price must be posted on
the units dispensing the gasoline.
It also provided for the
regulation of the price sign.
The city has 30 days to appeal
although the reduction
price weakness
in
was
New
not unexpected in view
York
and
New England
the decision.
The
administration
at
Washington
apparently^ has no
plans in mind for modifying the policy of conserving avia¬
tion gasoline held in domestic storage for defense purposes,
despite
a
Secretary
note of protest by
of
State .Cordell
the Japanese Ambassador to
Hull.
Monthly production of
aviation
States since last October,
gasoline in the United
has averaged about
900,000 barrels, which is 60% of the industry's capacity.
according
the
to
of
Bureau
Mines,
September
Domestic market demands for gasoline during
most
An
estimated,
will
keep pace with the record levels recorded during
1040, according to Bureau of Mines indications.
of
increase of 7%
with demand
mand
is
September
over
was
ago
year
a
Export de¬
at only
rising to 52,000,000 barrels.
seen
continuing
seen
in
regions,
nether
the
1,600,000 barrels.
through¬
Gasoline sold at retail in 50 representative cities
out the country
against 12.53c.
Aug. 1 at an average of 12.58c. a gallon,
on
month earlier, and 13.28c. on Aug. 1 last
a
according to statistics compiled by the American P&-
year,
troleum
On
Institute.
4
of
officials
announced
Socony-Vacuum
prices.
"The study which led to this
in
its
the
Government
stepping up its defense outlays at a
current fiscal year through Aug. 28
War
Department
expenditures
for
national
defense
amounted to $162,535,704 as against $92,129,229 in the cor¬
responding part of the previous year, and Navy Depart¬
ment expenditures for national defense were $195,013,187
as
against $120,909,996.
Total Treasury receipts in this
period amounted to $537,010,576 against $389,407,843, and
total expenditures were $635,921,646 against $778,054,385
(including $119,599,918 for restoration of Commodity Credit
Corp. capital impairment).
Sales of United States savings bonds continued to run
behind those of the preceding year.
Sales for the fiscal
year through Aug. 28 totaled $118,037,040 as against $156,972,813.
v
rapid
was
For
rate.
the
.
that
the company would revise its schedule for contract deliv¬
eries of gasoline to consumer tank-wagon accounts in New
Tork and New England, effective Aug. 7.
Prior to the
introduction of the new schedule, commercial consuming
accounts had been quoted
on
the basis of the tank-car
Aug.
11
MONTHLY REVIEW
Sept., 1940]
"was
announcement,
revision," the
made
in
said
company
accordance
The details of Treasury bills sold
a
on
discount basis
Bills
Bills
Offered
Dated
Mature
Nov.
6 1940
91
Aug.
Aug. 21 1940
Nov. 20 1940
91 days
Aug. 23 1940
Aug. 28 1940
Nov. 27 1940
91 days
Aug. 30 1940
Sept.
Dec.
Nov. 13 1940
Aug. 14 1940
4 1940
4 1940
91 days
91
Subscrip¬
Offering
tions
days $100,000,000 $208,956,000
Aug.
2 1940
Aug.
9 1940
Aug. 16 1940
7 1940
Amount of
days
100,000,000
100,000,000
156,332,000
211,381,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
235,835,000
212,900,000
the
with
company's policy of analyzing from time to time all factors
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
A mount
A verage
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
Yield
Aug.
$208,956,000
$100,372,000
99.999
0.004%
Aug.
156,332,000
211,381,000
235,835,000
100,071,000
99.998
100,166,000
99.995
100,026,000
99.993
212,900,000
100,100,000
99.991
0.007%
0.021%
0.028%
0.036%
entering into the determination of price schedules in order
to have them reflect the inevitable changes in the industry
and market."
4—Mid-continent
Aug.
V&c.
gallon.
a
divided
in
dealers
and New
Haven
tank-car
quotations
gasoline
on
.
,
New
tank-.\vagon
lowered
4—Socony-Vacuum
Aug.
reduced
ret mors
York
City "3710c.
by S/lOc. and lc.
a
gasoline
of
prices
gallon Lout prices
to
un¬
of
tion
gallon throughout New York and New England with the excep¬
a
New
western
York.
21—Standard
Aug.
of
New
Jersey cut Diesel
oil
fuel
10c.
a
barrel to
$1.70 at all Atlantic Seaboard deepwater terminals.
28—Socony-Vacuum
Aug.
to
3/10c.
gallon
a
the exception
bulk
cut
throughout the New
prices
of
York-New
gasoline
l/10c.
from
markets,
England
with
of areas already suffering from depressed prices.
FINANCING
AUGUST
Oil
OF
THE
UNITED
August
for the Treasury an interlude
was
be
for
the
next
year
very
a
in
what will
active
financing
period.
After having tapped the capital market twice in
July, once directly and once through Commodity Credit
Corp., and raised $920,000,006 of new money thereby, the
Treasury did not seek in August to borrow
with
which
made
no
to
finance
other
its
appeal
any more
growing deficit.
the
to
market
The
funds
Treasury
the
than
regular
weekly offerings of discount bills.
August did bring, however, official comment as to the
Treasury's outlook for the rest of the present fiscal year.
Appearing before
Means
Committee
Aug. 9,
said
that
were
of
Secretary
a
joint meeting of the House Ways and
and
the
Senate
Finance
of the Treasury Henry
estimated
expenditures for
$12,058,000,000, and that estimated
the
revenues,
year
exclusive
that would be realized by excess profits legis¬
be $6,367,000,000, leaving a net deficit of
sums
lation,
Committee, on
Morgenthau Jr.
1941 fiscal
the
would
$5,691,000,000.
Mr. Morgenthau said that, in raising funds to meet this
deficit, the balance under the general debt limitation would
have shrunk by the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 1941,
about
to
of
power
$300,000,000 and the
$4,000,000,000 would
special
have
defense
been
borrowing
completely
ex¬
hausted.
Furthermore, it will have been necessary to draw
the Treasury's working balance from
$1,504,000,000
down
to
about
he
said,
of
the
$1,275,000,000.
is
"it
"On the basis of these estimates,"
obvious
that
defense program
tion of $49,000,000,000 would
creased."
Daniel W. Bell,
told the committee that
in
view
of
the
requirements
the present combined
a
sooner or
debt
reveals
ures
month
on
net
lation
taxes
of
news
came
in
the
second
up
week
well.
of
of the intensification of the war
The
an
under
ate-term
Two
the
waged
in
Europe.
Others
before
through the
Corporation, and
purposes
Finance
agency
of the Recon¬
enabling
legislation
consideration, which would tend to shorten the wait¬
the
new
Securities
and
security issues.
important offerings, that is to size, to come upon
in August were the $25,000,000 issue of the
of America in the form of debentures and
the
$22,150,000 bond offering of the Carolina Clinchfield &
Ohio Ry. Co.
Below are listed the principal issues brought
out
in August :
RAILROAD
FINANCING
$22,150,000 Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—A syndicate headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., offered Aug. 23 $22,150,000 1st
mtge. 4% bonds, series A, due 1965, at 102H and accrued
interest.
Principal, interest and sinking fund payments are
unconditionally guaranteed by endorsement, jointly and
severally, by the Atlantic Coast Line RR. and tne Louis¬
ville & Nashville RR., lessees of the Clinchfieid.
Other
bankers offering the bonds included Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Mellon Securities Corp.; Drexel & Co.; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; J. J. B. 'Hilliard & Son, and Equitable Se¬
curities Corp.
Pacific Co.—Haisey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
associates offered Aug. 29 $11,820,000 2 M % equipment trust
certificates, series Q, to be dated Oct. 1, 1940, and to mature
serially, $788,000 each Oct. 1, 1941-55, inclusive, at prices
11(820(000 Southern
to
yirfid 0.50 to 3%, according to maturity.
The certificates,
under tne Philadelphia plan, are offered subject to
issued
Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
The other asso¬
ciates in the purchase, which was made on a bid of 96.777, are:
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; E. H.
Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Otis &
Co.;
Newton, Abbe & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.: First of Michigan
Corp.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Edward Lowber Stokes &
Co., and Moore, Leonard & Lyncn.
3,150,000 Richmond
Terminal Ry.—Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.»
and Kunn, Loeb & Co. on Aug. 6 offered $3,150,000 1st
mtge33A% bonds at 105 and int.
Due Sept. 1, 1965.
Principal,
interest and sinking fund payments
unconditionally guar¬
anteed, by endorsement, jointly and severally by Atlantic
Coast
Line
RR., and Richmond, Fredericksburg & Po¬
tomac RR.
Purpose—The net proceeds to be received by the Terminal
company from the sale of these bonds ($3,276,000 exclusive
of accrued interest) will be deposited in trust to the extent of
$3,233,000 to retire the presently outstanding $3,233,000
principal amount of 1st mtge. 30-year 5% guaranteed bonds
principal fluc¬
the
month, after the
against Great Britain
due Jan. 1, 1952, which the Terminal company Intends to
call for redemption on Jan. 1, 1941, at 100% and accrued int.
Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Salomon Bros. &
Hutzier, Dick & Merle-Smith and Stroud & Co. were awarded
an issue of $2,472,000 2% equip, trust ctfs., series T,
on a bid of 100.179.
The certificates mature $123,600 semi¬
annually May 1, 1940, to Nov. 1, 1950.
The first 10 ma¬
2,472,000 Chicago
Aug. 20
Treasury bonds and to % point for intermedi¬
By the month-end all of the lost ground
regained and prices closed slightly higher on the month
Treasury note yields declined about 0.06% to 0.52%, follow¬
ing a few days of unsettlement in the second week of the
month.
The average rates for the new issues
of Treas¬
bills, however, advanced slightly, or from 0.004%
the issue dated Aug. 6 to 0.028% for that dated
Au<*
ury
highest level since the rate for the issue dated June
for
28
26'
Treasury statements made clear the fact that
being
plant amortization, plus aid to industry for na¬
Celanese Corp.
issues.
The daily
Chief
market
turities were reoffered at prices to yield from 0.30% to 1.50%,
according to maturity, and the last 10 maturities have been
placed privately.
was
the
the
imponderables take the form of legis¬
Congress dealing with excess profits
ing period between registration with
Exchange Commission and offering of
amount
by Germany and Italy.
The dip in prices which then en¬
sued, though, was confined to about % point in the case
of long-term
for
favorably with the August, 1939, total.
new capital markets were
now
war
defense
struction
receipts had been revised upward
funds, Treasury issues bore
tuation
emissions
railroad
making for lighter
the
now
and
tional
$5,548,000,000 in the budget to $6,367,000,000.
vast
in
falling off in industrial obliga¬
included among these
later need to be in¬
so
a
them is the grave uncertainty oyer the ultimate out¬
of
come
Under-Secretary of tbe Treasury,
$9,000,000,000 increase in tbe debt
In the face of the imminent need for
IN AUGUST
varied, and some have been in operation a long while.
among
costs of the proposed military
training pro¬
and the calling out of the National Guard.
He said
that the estimate
expansion
an
compared with
factors
include
from
as
the month compares
limita¬
might be necessary to take care of all pending re¬
quirements.
Mr. Morgenthau said that total appropriations and author¬
izations, including those then pending, totaled $14,702,000,000, of which $7,893,000,000 was for the Navy and
$6,809,000,000 for the Army.
This estimate, however, did
not
100,202,000
100,008,000
the previous month and for .the periods covering July and
August of 1939.
However, an analysis of the month's fig¬
limit
gram
$100,011,000
100,028,000
100,105,000
tions, although in the latter group the aggregate total for
TREASURY
STATES
SECURITY ISSUES
NEW
Maturing
Issue of—
Corporate financing in the domestic market for the month
of August suffered some letdown in volume from that of
The
obviously
-
Boston
in
Aug. 20—Standard of New York cut No. 2 heating oil and kerosene prices
by 0.3c.
2 1940
9 1940
Aug. 16 1940
Aug. 23 1940
Aug. 30 1940
gallon, respectively.
a
are
given in tbe following tables:
PUBLIC
$15,000,000 Public
'
UTILITY
Service
FINANCING
Electric
& Gas Co.—The company, in
executed
June
27, 1940, has
placed privately with a group of insurance companies, at
101 Vx and accrued interest, an issue of $15,000,000 1st &
ref. 3% mortgage bonds.
Bonds are dated July 1. 1940 and
mature July 1, 1970.
The Issue has been approved by the
New Jersey P. U. Commission, which aiso approved the sale
of 375,000 shares of common stock (no par).
accordance
with
contracts
MONTHLY REVIEW
12
7,500,000 The 375,000 shares of common stock were sold to the parent
corporation for $7,500,000.
Proceeds of tne bonds and
common stock will be used to finance improvements made
1
since Dec. 31, 1938, and also to provide funds for additions
and extensions to be made.
15,000,000 Rochester Qas & Electric Corp.—Company offered priv¬
ately to certain present holders of its $15,000,000 general
mtge. 25-year 4% bonds, series P, outstanding, the right to
exchange their holdings of such series P bonds for like prin¬
cipal amount of general mtge. 3%% bonds, due 1970, series
K.
One or two of such present holders of the series P bonds
will also be offered the right to purchase for cash, at 105%
of the principal amount thereof plus accrued interest to the
time of delivery, the balance of the series K bonds which
are not exchanged.
The series P bonds have been called for redemption Sept.
530,000 Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—A nation¬
wide group of 75 underwriters headed by Union Securities
Corp. offered Aug. 12 71,550 shares of $5 cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock (no par) at $102 per share, and 558,498
shares ($1 par) common stock at $22 per share.
Of the pre¬
ferred stock offered, 15.000 shares were sold by the company
and the balance of the preferred stock and all the common
shares were sold by stockholders.
Both issues have been
disposed of and the subscription books closed.
In addition
to Union Securities Corp., the principal underwriters include:
Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
Bonbright & Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; G. M.-P. Mur¬
phy & Co., and White, Weld & Co.
,
of common stock (no par) was announced Aug. 28
through a group of 41 underwriting houses headed by Smith,
Barney & Co.
The stock, offered at $23 per share, has been
oversubscribed.
Of the total, 241,580 shares were sold for
the account
of certain stockholders, largely Warner and
Swasey heirs or relatives, who, in the aggregate, sold less than
half of their holdings.
The remaining 35,000 shares were sold
by the company itself.
Other bankers making the offering
included:
Dominick
&
Dominick; Lee
Higginson Corp.;
Blyth & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co., and Kidder, Peabody
shares
The $15,000,000 gen. mtge. 3%% bonds due 1970, series
under and secured by an indenture dated as
K were issued
of
\
Sept. 1, 1918, from Rochester Railway & Light Co. (the
former name of the company) to Bankers Trust Co., as
trustee, as amended and supplemented by four indentures
supplemental thereto, executed with the trustee as of March
1, 1921, Oct. 23, 1928, Aug. 1, 1932 and May 1, 1940.
The series K bonds will be dated March 1, 1940.
& Co.
14,580,000 Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—The Interstate Com¬
merce Commission on Aug.
16 authorized the company to
issue not exceeding $12,600,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A,
3 )4 %, due Aug. 1, 1965 and $1,980,000 gen. mtge. serial notes;
240,000 Thrift InvestmeAt Corp.—An issue of 20,000 shares of
6% cum. pref. stock (par $10) was offered at $12 per share,
to yield 5%, by Elmer E. Powell & Co., Pittsburgh.
These
securities were offered to Pennsylvania residents only.
The
shares were offered for sale to meet the needs of the expanding
business of the corporation.
Funds will be used primarily to
reduce bank loans and to provide additional working capital
for its wholly-owned subsidiary, Thrift Plan of Pennsylvania,
The bonds and notes were sold at par and accrued interest
and the proceeds used to redeem $12,600,000 of
outstanding
mortgage bonds, to make additions and improvements to
electric utility properties, and to reimburse its treasury
its
for expenditures made for capital purposes.
The new securi¬
ties were disposed of privately to the Equitable Life Assurance
Inc.
150,000 (Jrsuline
Convent and Academy,
fCirkwood, Mo.—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, offered $150,000 1st &
ref. mtge. bonds maturing Jan. 1, 1941 to and incl. July 1,
1943.
Bonds bear int. from July 1, 1940 at rate of 2)4%
per annum, payable semi-annually; bonds maturing Jan. 1,
1944 and thereafter bear int. at rate of 3% per annum from
July 1, 1940, payable semi-annually.
Dated July 1, 1940; prin. and int. payable s.-a. on Jan. 1
and July 1 at office of Mutual Bank & Trust Co., St. Louis,
Mo.
Bonds in coupon form, $500 denom., and may be pre-:
-paid andTNK)exiTea on any int. date on 30 days' notice at par
and int.
These bonds are the direct obligation of Ursuline
Convent & Academy, a corporation duly incorp. in Missouri,
and are further secured by
a first and refunding mortgage
deed of trust on property of the corporation located at Kirkwood, Mo.
The purpose of the issue is to refund the present
outstanding indebtedness at a reduced interest rate.
of the United States, Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co.; Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.; Massachu¬
setts Mutual Life Insurance Co.; John Hancock Mutual Life
Insurance Co.; Teachers' Insurance. & Annuity Association
of America; New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Equit¬
able Life Insurance Co. of Iowa; Lincoln National Life Insur¬
ance Co.; and Armour
& Co. Employees' Pension Fund of
Society
Chicago.
The $1,980,000 of general mortgage serial notes were sold
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the-United-States.
to the
9,585,000 Narragansett Electric Co.—A
new issue of l80","000 shares
pref. stock, 4)4% series (par $50), was offered Aug. 1
by a group headed by The First Boston Corp.
The stock
priced at $53.25 per share, constitutes the only preferred
stock of the company now outstandmg.
Associated as under¬
writers with The Frist Boston Corp. were: Bodell & Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; W. C. Langiey & Co.; Bonbright &
Co., Inc.; BIytn & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); Blair & Co., Inc.; Goldman
Sachs & Co.; Hornbiower & Weeks; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Paine,-Webber & Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodgett, Inc.;
and White, Weld & Co.
cum.
Tne bankers announced tnat orders have been received in
of the number of shares reserved for wholesale but
excess
that the books
are
being kept open for additional dealer orders.
7,168,512 Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Balti¬
more—Public offering of 68,928 shares of pref. stock, series
C 4%, was made Aug. 13 at $104 a share by a group headed
by White, Weld & Co.
Associated with White, Weld & Co.
in
tne
offering were: Tne First Boston Corp.; Minscn, Monneil
Co., Inc.; Joseph W. Gross & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Higginson Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Alex.
Brown & Sons; Mackubin, Legg & Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Robert Garret & Sons; W. W. Lanahan & Co.; and Stein
Bros. & Boyce.
The issue has been oversubscribed.
&
Lee
6,000,000 Northwestern Public Service Co.—Offering was made
Aug. 22 of $6,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A 4%, at 102)4
and int., by a banking group headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
Other leading mem¬
bers of the group were:
Central Republic Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris, Hail & Co. (Inc.); Lee Higginson
Corp.; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; and A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc.
The
issue
has
been
oversubscribed.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
$30,000,000 New York, N.> Y., serial bonds awarded to a syndicate headed
by the Chase National Bank of New York, as 2?4S, at 100.917,
a basis of about 2.669%.
Due serially from 1941 to 1970,
incl., and reoffered to yield from 0.30% to 2.95%, according
to maturity.
4,400,000 Connecticut (State of) Harftord Bridge bonds sold to an
account managed by the First National Bank of New York,
on a bid of par for $2,690,000 2s, due 1944-1961 incl. and $1,710,000 l)4s, maturing 1961-1971 incl., a net interest cost of
about 1.71%.
Bonds due from 1968 to 1971 incl. callable
at par and accrued interest, in inverse order, on Aug. 1, 1965,
or
on
any subsequent
interest date.
Re-offered to yield
from 0.70% to 1.85%, according to maturity.
3,150,000 Ohio State Bridge Commission, Ohio, revenue refunding
bonds purchased by Stranahan, Harris &_Co., Inc., Toledo,
and associates, as l?4s, at 100.36, a basis of about 1.70%.
Due yearly from 1941 to 1953 incl. and containing optional
redemption provisions.
Re-offered from a yield of 0.40%
to a dollar price of 100.50.
2,300,000 New York State Bridge Authority, N. Y"., Bear Mountain
Hudson River Bridge purchase bonds sold to the State sinking
funds.
Further details of the issue not available at this
writing.
2,000,000 Ohio County, W. Va., bonds
Public Service Co., a
subsidiary of Southeastern Electric & Gas Co. filed an applica¬
crued int.
The proceeds are to be used for* the redemption
100 and accrued interest, of a like amount of 5% serial
debentures, due 1940-1947, all of which are owned by
Southeastern Investing Corp.
at
Soutneastern
Investing
Corp.
Will
use
the
funds
so
re¬
ceived to repay a loan to the Chase National Bank of New
York in the amount of $1,100,000.
The remaining $1,650,000
will
be paid to Southeastern Electric & Gas Co.
of the
on
in joint account, at 102.558, a basis of about 2.35%.
Due
yearly from 1942 to 1974 incl.
Each loan contains a callable
provision.
1.888,000 Yonkers, N. Y., bonds sold to Lehman Bros., of New York
and associates, on a bid of 100.089 for $1,000,000 3.30s, due
1941-1960 incl., and $888,000 3s, due 1941-1960 incl., a net
interest cost of about 3.13%.
The 3s were re-offered from a
yield of 0.65% to a price of 99, and the 3.30s from
1,800,000
Corp. due the parent company.
1,000,000 City of New Castle (Pa.) Water Co.—An issue of $1,000,000
1st mtge. 3M% bonds, dated July 1, 1940, and due July 1,
1965, has been placed privately with two purcnasers.
The proceeds
will be used to redeem the $1,000,000 1st
mtge. 5s, due Dec. 2, 1941, called for redemption Sept. 18
Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broadway, N. Y.
entitled to receive the full amount (including interest accrued
to
Sept. 18, 1940), payable with respect thereto.
MISCELLANEOUS
FINANCING
$35,500,000 Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—The company has placed
privately, with a small group of banks and insurance com¬
panies, through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Lehman Bros, (as
agents), $19,000,000 one to ten-year serial notes with an aver¬
age interest of approximately 2% per annum, and $16,500,000
15-year 2%% sinking fund debentures.
Proceeds will be
used to refund the company's present funded debt of
$34,750,000 of 15-year 3)4% debentures remaining outstanding
of the $40,000,000 issue of
1937.,
25,000,000 Celanese Corp. of America—Financing for the corporation
was carried out Aug. 28 with the
offering of $25,000,000 3%
debentures due Aug. 1, 1955, through an
underwriting group
headed by Dillon, Read & Co. and Glore,
Forgan & Co.
The
debentures, priced at 98 and accrued interest, have been sold.
Other bankers making the offering included: The First Bos¬
ton Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Mellon Securities
Corp.; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Bonbright & Co.,
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
I?c-; Shields & C°-. and Fuller, Rodney & Co.
10,000,000 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Company on Aug. 30
announced completion of a private sale to
eight banks and
one insurance
company of $10,000,000 new serial notes, dated
Aug. 15, 1940, at par plus accrued interest.
Purchases were
made for investment.
The notes are in seven series, one ma¬
turing each Aug. 15, beginning 1941 through 1947.
Prin¬
cipal amount of each of the first six series is $1,500,000 and
of the seventh $1,000,000.
Interest rates by maturities vary
from 0.50% to 2.25%.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Smith, Bar-
?ey & Co- acted as agents in effecting the sale.
■5,000,000 American Rolling Mill Co.—According to a Middletown,
Ohio, dispatch, company has contracted to sell to two insur¬
„
companies $7,500,000 10-year 3% debentures, of which
$5,000,000 principal amount were issued Aug. 1.
The funds
ance
are
to
be used for the
redemption of $2,000,000 of 4% 1st
mtge. notes, the payment of $1,500,000 of bank loans and for
additional working capital.
S. C., 1H %-3 M % bonds purchased
syndicate managed by John Nuveen & Co. of Chicago.
annually from 1944 to 1969 incl.
by a
Due
Ohio, refunding and delinquent tax bonds sold to
& Trust Co. of Cincinnati, and
a basis of about 2.96%.
Duo
1,283,531 Akron,
the Provident Savings Bank
associates, as 3s, at 100.29,
from 1941 to 1954 incl.
Holders of the bonds may, at their election,, surrender the
bonds, with all coupons maturing subsequent to June 1, 1940,
attached, at office of Guaranty Trust Co., New York, at
any time prior to Sept.
18, 1940, and thereupon will be
Charfeston,
1,587,000 Texarkana, Texas, 3)4%. 3^% and 4% bonds publicly
offered by the Rittenoure Investment Co. of Whichita.
Due
serially from 1941 to 1968 incl.; optional after May 1, 1945.
City.
INDUSTRIAL AND
0.65% to
account
5% convertible obligations of Southeastern Investing
at 100 and int. at
awarded as follows: $1,500,000
2)4 % optional school loan sold to a group headed by Strana¬
han, Harris & Co., Inc., Toledo, at 100.05, a basis of about
2.495%.
Due annually from 1942 to 1974 incl.
A $500,000
2)4% optional court house issue was taken by McGregor,
Irvine & Co. and H. K. Hastings & Co., both of Wheeling,
2,750,000 Florida Public Service Co.—Florida
tion (File 70-110) regarding the issuance and private sale of
$2,750,000 of 4)4% seriai debentures, due 1943-1955, to the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., at 100 and ac¬
Warner & Swasey Co.—Public offering of 276,580
805,000 (The)
1 at 105.
1,200,000 Pinellas County Special Tax School District No. 3, Fla.,
4% and 4 )4 % refunding bonds publicly offered by a group
headed by Stranahan. Harris & Co., Inc. of Toledo, at prices
to yield from 1.75% to 4.25%, according to coupon rate and
date of maturity.
Due serially from 1941 to 1956 incl.
1,200,000 Wheeling, W. Va., 2^ % bonds sold to a syndicate managed
by Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., Toledo, at 101.449, a basis
of about 2.42%.
Due serially from 1941 to 1974 incl., and
callable in advance of stated maturity dates.
Re-offered to
yield from 0.40% to 2.50%, according to maturity.
DIVIDEND
CHANGES
IN AUGUST
Dividend declarations in August were largely of a
nature.
favorable
The
following list, divided into two sections,
namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes,"
gives the more important of the changes:
FAVORABLE
CHANGES
American Enka Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from $1
a share to $2 a
share, payable Aug. 17.
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.—Dividend of 15c., a
share
on the common
stock, payable Sept. 30.
dend to be paid on this issue since Dec. 26,
tributed; prior thereto
a
This will be the first divi¬
was dis¬
a share was paid on
1939 when 30c.
regular quarterly of 15c.
March 31, 1938.
Beech-Nut Packing Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of $1 a share on the common stock, both payable Oct. 1.
Extras of 25c. a share were paid in each of the 15 preceding quarters.
BoHn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
creased from 25c.
a
share to 50c. a share,
payable Oct. 1.
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—Special
xhe
no
\50c.
a
share
was
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Dividend
10c.
a
dividend of $1 a share on
stock, payable Aug. 23.
A quarterly dividend
also declared on this issue, payable Nov. 25.
par common
share to 25c.
a
the common stock
of
increased from
share, payable Sept. 30.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
stock, payable Sept.
June 15, last.
on
16.
Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common
This compares with 50c. a share paid on
Sept.,
Western States
California
share
Life
(Henry) Holt & Co., Inc.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the 11.80 cumul.
participating class A stock, no par value, payable Sept. 3.
The last
previous dividend amounted to 15c. a share and was paid on Dec. 1, 1939.
dividend of 50c. a
16.
A regular semi¬
bears the same pay¬
Insurance—Extra
the 15 par, common stock, payable Sept.
annual dividend of 50c. a share previously declared
on
Kansas City Stock Yards Co. of Maine—Dividend of 50c. a share on th©
common stock was paid on Aug. 1 and compares with regular quarterly
payments of $1 a share made previously.
ment date.
together with
Both dividends become
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
the regular quarterly payment of 25c. a
share.
Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co.—No action taken toward resumption of dividend
payments on the class A stock on which accumulations at June 30, last,
payable Sept. 30, next.
Paper Co., Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the
common stock, payable Sept. 3 and another of similar amount, payable
Central
Dec.
on
2.
totaled 13.75 a share.
Landis Machine
next.
from 25c.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock*
payable Oct. 1.
Dividends of 62Hc. a share were paid in each of the
three
25c.
payable Sept. 14.
This
compares
Steel
Co.—Dividend
share to 50c.
a
the
on
stock increased from
common
Mining & Smelting Co.—Dividend
share to 50c.
a
15.
Extinguisher Co.—Dividend
Hecla
a
share to
15c.
COURSE
10c.
share to 15c.
a
Oil
&
on the 25c. par common stock increased
share, payable Sept. 15.
a
Refining Co.—Dividend
the no par common stock
payable Oct. 1.
on
increased from 37^c. a share to 62 He. a share,
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co.—Dividend of S9 a share on account
of accumulations on the $6 cumul. preferred stock was paid Aug. 1.
The
above payment cleared up all accruals on the issue.
Magor Car Corp.—^Extradividend~of 25c.
-
dividend of 25c.
share
a
on
the
common
regular quarterly
stock,"both payable Sept. 30.
share and
a
a
Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock payable Sept. 15.
With the declaration of this dividend the stock
has been placed on a regular quarterly dividend basis.
This brings
dividends for the year to date to 30c. a share.
Meteor Motor Car Co.—Dividend of 12 He. a share on the common stock
was paid on Aug. 20.
The last previous distribution amounted to $1 a
made in
was
December,
1937.
creased from 15c.
O
creased from 25c.
Nationa
share to 25c.
a
Products
i
stock, payable Sept.
on the common stock in¬
share, payable Sept. 26.
a
"dividend of 20c.
12He.
16.
a
share on the common
a
20.
1
Mining Corp.—Dividend of 37 He.
dend of
the common stock in¬
share, payable Sept. 10.
a
share to 35c.
a
on
Inc.—Dividend
'Radiator Co.—Initia
Newmont
Sept.
Co.,
share
a
share and an extra divi¬
the present outstanding capital stock, payable
on
Ohio Seamless Tube Co.—On Aug. 1 the company paid a dividend of .156
a share on account of accumulations on its
7% cumul. pref. stock, par
$100.
The above payment cleared up all
A distribution of 50c. a share was also made
on
Sept. 3, the first dividend declaration in
number of years.
Ohio Water Service Co.—Dividend
value increased from 90c.
par
a
declared
back dividends on the issue.
the common stock, payable
share to $1
Philco Co.—Initial dividend of 25c.
was
a
the class A
on
a
share
common
from 25c. a share to 40c.
a
the
the
new
stock outstanding
common
stock, par 15, increased
D.) Roper Corp.—Extra dividend of 3fc. a share and a regular
quarterly of similar amount on the $5 par, common stock, both payable
Sept. 16.
Mfg. Co.—Initia! dividend of 25c.
a
share
on
the
a
Shepard-Niles
increased from 50c.
a
the
&
increased from 40c.
share to
Porto
stock increased from 25c.
a
Rico
&
Iron
a
a
stock
on
the
common
stock
in¬
share, payable Sept. 20.
Sugar Co.—Extra dividend of 95c.
regular quarterly dividend of 25c.
pavable Sent. 26.
a
share
on
the
share
a
common
and
stock,
a
both
St. Helen's Pulp & Paper Co.—Dividend on the 110 par, common stock
increased from 2Cc. a share to 6Cc. a share, payableHSent. 1.
St. Joseph Lead Co.—dividend of 5Cc. a share on the common stock,
payable Sept. 20.
extra of like amount
Standard
Oil
Co.
Regular quarterly dividend of 25c.
were paid on June 20, last.
of
Indiana—Extra dividend
of 25c.
a
a
share and
share
an
and
a
regular quarterly of similar amount on the capital stock, both pavable
Sept. 16.
Standard Screw Co.—Dividend on the $20 par common stock increased
from 3' c. a share to 50c. a share and became pavable on Aug. 12.
Sunset-McKee Salesbook Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
and
a
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the class B shares.
The
extra was paid Aug. 20, last, and the regular quarterly becomes due
on Sept. 14, next.
Tilo Roofing Co.—Dividend of 20 cents per share on the common stock,
payable. Sept. 16.
Last previous distribution was a cash dividend of
30 cents and a stock dividend of 50%, both were paid on June 15, last.
Title Insurance Corp. of St. Louis—Dividend on the common stock in¬
creased from 12 He. a share to 25c. a share and was paid on Aug. 31.
Todd
Shipyards Corp.—Dividend
from 11
Union
a
on
the
no par common stock increased
share to $1.75 a share, payable Sept. 16.
Bag
&
Paper
15c.
a
share to 25c.
a
quarterly of similar amount on th
Waialua
< common
Agricultural Co., Ltd.—Dividend
stock, both payable Oct. 1.
the capital stock increased
on
from 30c. a share to 50c. a share and was paid on Aug. 31.
Welch Grape Juice Co.—Cash dividend of 25c. a share was paid on the
common stock on Aug. 31,
last.
On July 1, last a stock dividend of 5%
was paid and on June 14, last a regular quarterly cash dividend of 40c.
a
Point
Mfg.
1939.
Co.—Dividend
creased from 30c. a share to 60c.
the common stock of 120
share; payable Aug. 23.
on
a
The
day's
best
business
par,
in¬
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
mon stock,
payable Oct. 1.
might be
Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the com¬
Dividends of 10c. a share were paid in
preceding quarters.
Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co.—Dividends of 11.75 a share for the
third quarter and 17 a share on account of accruals were declared on
the company's 7% cum. pref. stock, payable Oct. 1.
This clears up
long
a
arrears on
the above issue.
UNFAVORABLE
CHANGES
Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock
reduced from 30c. on share to 23c. a share, payable Oct. 25.
Safety Razor Co.—No action taken on the common dividend
ordinarily due at this time.
A regular quarterly of 15c. a share was paid
on June 29, last.
(Jos.) Hanley Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $5 par, common stock,
payable Aug. 31.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a share
Gillette
were
distributed.
the
rise
moderate
a
around again to the view that the
one.
in
At
rate, stock prices experi¬
10 trading days of the
any
the
last
1.71
of
Closing quotations were nearly the
May. It was the third
points.
best of the month and the best since
consecutive
monthly
advance
the
in
stock
average,
over
succeeded in regaining 7.81 points
22.00 points in May, following the German
which period the average
the
loss
of
of the Low
Countries.
As the month closed the first year
that
of the war was over.
expectations of the stock market com¬
munity underwent a drastic revision.
In the first fort¬
night after the German invasion of Poland the stock and
the
year
enjoyed a temporary boom, with the
13 attaining a two-year peak at
buoyancy gave way to dulness and finally te
acute weakness after Germany seized Denmark and Norway
and brought Belgium, The Netherlands and France to heel.
The latest phase of the market has been one of dulness
spiced with a modicum of strength.
From a level of 96.45
on
Aug. 31, 1939, the stock average rose to 114.27 • on
commodity
stock
markets
average
114.27.
Sept.
on
This
Sept. 13, broke to 82.32 on June 10 when it became apparent
that Paris would soon fall and then ascend to 94.40 at the
Thus in the 12 months the average lost 2.05
end of August.
points.
While
stock
the
market
must
habitually
thread its way
uncertainties, it is possible that the
present situation at home and abroad is the most difficult
which the market ever had to appraise.
On the one hand,
through
of
maze
a
For industry the first
♦industrial activity is at a high level.
months
six
its
was
a
period of the most profitable operations
1937, and yet the stock average was 48.53 points under
Orders already
1937 high
the books of many lines
on
industry, including especially steel, machine tools,
aircraft and shipbuilding, are a guaranty of a continued
of heavy
The out¬
the final week of August was at 91%%
new
high for production in midsummer.
high rate of operations for several months ahead.
put of steel mills in
of
capacity,
a
Automobile assemblies increased steadily in
the
month
production
of
the
1941
the latter part
models
gained
New construction has reached the best volume
momentum...
1930, owing to record activity in small home building
since
and
as
to
the
influence
of armament
two
all
on
month, and at the close the stock average showed an ad¬
of
share.
West
July
the stock market swung
since
Corp.—Dividend
on the capital stock increased
share, payable Sept. 16.
United States Graphite Co.—Dividend on the 15 par, common shares
increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Sept. 16.
United States Gypsum Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a regular
from
Official figufes'placed
Stock Ex¬
19 the
volume amounted to only 129,650 shares, the smallest turn¬
over in any five-hour trading day since Aug. 7, 1916.
For the week ended Aug. 17 stock prices, as measured
by the stock average of the New York "Times" declined 2.57
points, for the intensification of the attacks by Germany
and Italy on England gave rise to short-lived fears that again
the Axis Powers might achieve a quick victory.
When it
began to appear, however, that England was putting up a
fairly effective defense against the German mass air raids
a
on the no par value, common stock
share, payable Sept. 14.
Co.—Dividend
share to 11.50
Exchange
1018.
This total compared with
and with 17,372,781 shares in
since
in
shares
August,
In
Co.—Dividend on the common
11.50 a share, payable Sept. 3.
share to 60c.
a
Steel
creased from 75c.
South
common
Hoist
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Dividend
Sloss-Sheffield
August
any
7,304,820
common
share, payable Sept. 30.
Crane
for
invasion
on
unbroken.
7,614,850 shares, the smallest volume
he share turnover at
of
new
stock, payable Sept. 16.
share to 5Cc.
AUGUST
turnover on the New York Stock
without its record-breaking aspects.
I
enced
share, payable Sept. 30.
a
on
share, payable Oct. 1.
Scranton Lace Co.—Dividend
DURING
slightly higher than in July, the stock volume was not
was
no
(Geo.
Russell
•
vance
on
MARKET
As the withering away of trading
Even though
war
stock of
payable July 15, 1940.
Potash Co. of America—Dividend
STOCK
change came to only 641,250 shares, while on Aug.
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co.—Dividend
National
THE
OF
the markets in July remained
•
Mastic Asphalt
share and
■
its grip during
interest would
suggest, the range of prices was narrow.
Investors and
speculators found nothing either in the domestic business
news or the war in Europe which could stimulate them as
buyers or sellers. Hence the great calm which settled over
August.
the no par common stock
on
Mining Co.—Dividend
from
Humble
16.
Dulness again lield the security markets in
share, payable Sept. 15.
a
share, payable Sept.
a
(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
15c. a share to 10c. a share, payable Aug. 31.
Brewery Co.—Extra dividend of 7H cents a share and a
regular quarterly dividend of 2 H cents a share on the common stock, both
payable Sept. 16.
increased from 10c.
lc.
to
share, payable Sept. 20.
a
Frankenmuth
General Fire
share was paid Aug. 15, on the
a share paid on Feb. 15, last.
a share on the common stock,
A distribution of 25c. a snare was made on June 25 last.
a
with $1
.
share
a
the common stock in-
on
to
from 50c.
& Warehouse Co.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Sept. 1.
increased from 25c.
15.
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—No action was taken Aug. 1 on the common
dividend ordinarily due at this time.
A distribution of 20c. was made
on June 1, last.
,,
Sunset Oils, Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from lHc.
Federal Compress
Federal
stock decreased
common
Pender Grocery Co.—Dividend on tne class B stock decreased
a snare to 25c. a share, payable Sept. 3.
(David)
became payable on Aug.
share, and
a
the
on
share and was paid Aug.
Mfg./Co.—Dividend of 50c.
payable Sept, 25.
25c.
share, payable Sept. 25.
share to 25c.
a
a
Peck Stow & Wilcox Co.—Dividend of 10c.
Ex-Cell-O Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 60c. a
share to 65c. a share, payable Oct. 1.
Exolon Co.—Dividend
on
the
no
par
common stock increased from
20c.
share
a
15c.
Corp.—'Dividend on the common stock reduced from
12Hc. a share, payable Sept. 2.
par common stock and compares
no
last.
a
Hat
Newmarket
share on the common stock,
with 25c. paid on June 15 and Mar. 15,
a
Co.—Dividend
Tool
share to
a
Merrimack
preceding quarters.
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Dividend of 50c.
Detroit
13
MONTHLY KEVIEW
1940]
requirements on
indus¬
plant expansion.
Electric power production increased
the July figures, and department store sales showed
than the usual seasonal advance in August.
trial
over
more
the
Yet
desire of the public to buy stocks was tempered
conservatism new to
with
a
The
reasons
active
state
unsoundness
marily
orders.
upon
for
this
so
of business there
even,
for the
British
active
hesitancy
war
a
were
lay
an
period of business.
air of
operations were
orders
and
Over the
unreality, of
dependent pri¬
several.
American
defense
Beyond that, the Administration was proving slow
14
MONTHLY REVIEW
formulate
to
its
policy
with
and plant amortization
for
the
presidency
market,
upon
as
Federal
respect
to excess-profit taxes
allowances.
presented
Finally, the campaign
weighty problem for the
a
its outcome depended
Government
toward
business
the attitude of the
bill
for
slightly lower.
The foreign bond list was featured/by a
sizable rally
in Canadian Government issues, following
the
next
four
years.
The
which
issues
proved
best
against this load of uncertainties
order, motor and
ties
oils
and
steel
able
to make headway
manufacturing, mail
Railroad
stocks.
least
were
able
were
to
$08,120,000 in July and with one of $111,394,000 in August,
Higher grade corporate and United States Govern¬
ment bonds showed fractional advances during the month,
1939.
equipment,
forward
move
the
With the placing of a vast quantity of orders
airplane motors and propellers by the Army and Navy
Departments toward the close of the month, new life was
likely
airplane stocks.
be
to
Rail shares,
issues little
as
by
affected
excess-profits legislation, were
meeting with moderate demand in the rising tendency which
the market displayed in the last 10 trading days.
In the
commodity markets the feature of August was strength in
metals in the latter part of the month, including especially
copper,
OF BUSINESS ON
VOLUME
&
cal
1940
Aug.
in individual stocks, Allied Chemi¬
Dye opened on Aug. 1 at 150, rose to 157%
10,
declined
to
148%
Aug.
13,
and
closed
30 with improvement at 156.
American Tel.
&
Aug. 1, picked up % of a point on Aug. 2, slipped to 27% on
Aug. 14, and closed the month moderately improved at 28
Aug.-31.
General Electric opened at 33% Aug. 1, moved
on Aug. 3, reacted to 31% on Aug. 16,
and ended the month better at 34 on Aug. 31.
United States
Aug.
lower at 54%.
54,
1 at
dipped
to
50%
Aug. 31, closing the
on
Aug.
same
16,
day
Steel preferred opened at 116%
then
trifle
a
Aug. 1,
on
advanced moderately to 118 on
Aug. 7, fell back to 115% on
Aug. 19, and closed Aug. 31 with improvement at 118.
Westinghouse Elec*. & Mfg. opened Aug. 1 at 98, fell back to 93
on
fraction -of
a
list,
15%,
declined
Atchison
a
on Aug. 31, and ended
point lower at 102.
In the rail¬
& Santa Fe opened Aug. 1 at
Aug. 16, and followed up with an
advance on Aug. 31 at 10%, the close being without change.
Baltimore & Ohio's initial sale on Aug. 1 was at 3%; it
moved off Aug. 19 to 3%, and then picked up
fractionally
to
Topeka
14%
to 4 on Aug. 31, both the high and the close for the month.
Chesapeake & Ohio opened at 38% Aug. 1, broke to 34% on
Aug. 16, then spurted forward to 40% Aug. 31, closing at
the
level.
same
Delaware
&
Hudson
touched
its
lowest
point Aug. 16 at 10 after opening the month on Aug. 1 at
11%; its peak of the month was reached on Aug. 31 at 12%,
and it finished the month on Aug. 31
fractionally lower at
12%.
New York Central reached its top figure Aug. 31 at
13%, its low point of the month Aug. 16 at 10%, and
closed
31
Aug.
on
the month's high peak.
Southern
1 at 8%, declined Aug. 16 to 7%, only
Aug. 31 to 8% and finish the month a trifle
at
Pacific opened Aug.
to later react
lower
at
on
8%.
Northern Pacific, after opening at 6% on
1, declined to 5% on Aug. 16; it later rose to 7%
on
Aug. 31, and closed the month at that figure.
Union
Pacific advanced from 84% Aug. 1 to 86 on
Aug. 12; it
subsequently declined to 81% on Aug. 20, and then recovered
Aug.
at the
In
rent
close
Aug. 31 to 86, the month's high peak.
on
the following table
month of 10 each
we
indicate the range for the
of the
more
active
cur¬
foreign, railroad
and industrial bonds:
Aug. 1
Bonds
Range During August, 1940
Aug. 31
Opening
Closing
Price
Lowest.
58 H
5554 Aug.
6
1034 Aug. 19
7934 Aug. 17
9034 Aug. 22
5154 Aug. 22
3354 Aug.
1
1534 Aug. 12
45?4 Aug. 22
1734 Aug. 17
38
48 34
Price
Highest
Foreign Governments—
Argentine 4s
...Feb. 1972
Brazil 6Ms of 1926
1957
ll6/8
-I960
8034
Cuba 434s
1977
5354
Denmark 6s
1942
3354
Canada gold 4s
German 534s stamped
603S Aug. 28
1234 Aug. 10
54
Aug.
6
..1965
17
Italy 7s..
1951
47
1954
85
34 Aug.
6
8034 Aug. 27
50
Japanese 6^s
Norway 434s
.1965
38
38
4734 Aug. 22
Peru 6s
1960
46
Aug.
1
Aug. 20
654
6
1H
4)4 Aug.
134 Aug.
Aug. 26
89 34
53
86J4 Aug. 10
634 Aug.
1
"6 34
Railroad!,—
1975
Chic& North Western 4%s. .1949
Delaware & Hudson 4s
1943
49 y2
48
Erie 5s series
11%
1034 Aug.
1930
1975
Aug.
5% Aug. 31
8
2 34 Aug.
5134 Aug. 31
1434
Aug. 31
o
10334
Aug.
10334 Aug.
5
5334
4834 Aug.
54 34 Aug.
31
5434
56
5134 Aug.
5734 Aug. 30
57 54
5834 Aug.
63 34 Aug,
31
6354
9% Aug,
1
Norlhern Pacific 6s series B. .2047
6034
St Louis-San Francisco 434s. 1978
Southern Ry 4s.
1956
934
5634
100
8
51
Aug.
Aug.
57 34
Aug,
31
103
57
34"
Industrial—
Amer & Foreign Power 5s.-.2030
49
Bethlehem Steel 334s
1952
10734
Aug.
2
108
1961
104 %
44
Aug.
10734 Aug.
10434 Aug.
108
Columbia Gas & Elec 5s
105
Aug.
3
104 34
123 34
119
123 34 Aug.
1
122 34
Commonwealth Edison 334s. 1958
Interboro Rapid Transit 5s. .1966
Internat Tel & Tel 5s
-1955
Manhattan Ry 4s
434s.
Third Ave Rv adj 5s_
-
80 34
2934
7034
2834 Aug.
8554 Aug.
64 34 Aug.
103 34
10234 Aug.
I960
.I960
Youngstown Sheet & Tube 4s 1948
17 34
Dealings in bonds listed
more
amounted to
on
Aug.
Aug.
49 34 Aug. 31
4934
8134 Aug.
9
8034
30 34
Aug.
8
29 54
86 54
71
Aug.
2
Aug. 22
19 34 Aug.
1
10434 Aug. 30
$
105,633,000
Foreign government—
United States Govt
17,510,000
2,337,000
6,161,000
22,794,000
19,174,000
79,705.000
111,35)4,000
120,363,000
147,601,000
176,666,918
266,805,765
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—
141,886,485
Stock sales—No. of shares
144,204,786
$
$
845,703,000
146,418,000
30,128,000
Railroad and mlscell...
Foreign government
United States Govt
$
847,752,000
$
918,146,000 1,475,078,000
157,533.000
239,465,000
159,790,000
59,878,000
91,576,000
297,915,000
1,022,249,000 1,067,420,000 1,167,255,000 2,012,458,000
Total bond sales
OF BUSINESS
ON THE
1940
CURB
EXCHANGE
1939
1938
1937
Month of August—
1,470,910
Stock sales—No. of shares
Domestic
-
Foreign government.
__
Foreign corporate-..
..
Total
Jan.
Stock
2,859,439
8
Bond sales (par value)—
bond sales
3,733,441
$
4,339,135
S
8
14,591,000
24,984,000
24,738,000
23,221,000
138,000
267,000
468,000
537,000
312,000
467,000
519,000
408,000
15.041,000
35,718,000
25,725,000
24,166,000
1 to Aug. 31—
29,903,472
sales—-No. of shares
Domestic
THE
75,303,412
S
S
304,423,000
221,960.000
297,190,000
1,545,000
3,079,000
4,641,000
8,846,000
4,619,000
3,896,000
4,251,000
7,245,000
212,851,000
311,398,000
230,852,000
313,281,000
Foreign corporate.....
_
28,659,253
$
206.687,000
Foreign government
Total bond sales.
25,075,076
$
Bond sales (par value)—
MONEY
MARKET
DURING
AUGUST
Notwithstanding the arrival of further large foreign gold
shipments, excess member bank reserves during the first
part of the month continued to decline moderately, reflecting
the withdrawal of funds caused by Treasury borrowing, and
for payment of social security and capital stock taxes, the
further rise in the amount of money in circulation, and the
fact that substantial portions of the gold imports did not
find their way into member bank
but
reserves
were
used to
increase official
foreign bank deposits with the reserve in¬
stitutions.
Later in the month, the effect of large Treas¬
ury disbursements again made itself felt, and the upward
movement of excess reserves was resumed, notwithstanding
another rise of the amount of money in circulation prior to
the Labor holiday.
Commercial borrowings failed to show
the seasonal expansion usual at this time, and confidently
anticipated in view of the influence of the large financial
requirements for the national defense program.
Treasury
financing was limited to the weekly 91-day bill issues of
$100,000,000 each, to replace similar maturities.
Gold
imports during the four weeks ended Aug. 31, as reported
by the Department of Commerce, totaled $320,500,000 of
which amount $213,100,000 came from Canada, $50,600,000
from England, $11,500,000 from Portugal, $10,100,000 from
South Africa, $8,300,000 from Colombia, $4,600,000 from
Brazil and $4,300,000 from the Dutch East Indies. The total
gold stock of the country rose approximately $450,000,000
to a new peak of $20,871,000,000.
Discount holdings of the
12 Reserve banks increased from $2,727,000 July 24 to
$3*848,000 Aug. 28, and total member bank reserves, after
receding from $13,564,561,000 July 24 to $13,285,861,000
Aug. 7, again rose to $13,515,998,000 Aug. 28.
Money
rates continued at their previous low levels, with average
yields on 3 to 5-year Treasury notes receding from 0.58%
July 31 to 0.53% Aug. 29, whereas yields on longer-term
bonds remained unchanged at 2.29%, and those on 91-day
Treasury bills advanced slightly from 0.004% to 0.028%.
The call money rate on the Stock Exchange remained un¬
changed at 1 %.
19
Bond transactions
value, a new low for any month
The August total compared with one of
par
Low
Aug.
1...
1
1
High
Renewal
Low
1
1
Aug.
1
1
Aug.
17..
18.
High
Renewal
Saturday
Aug.
2...
Aug.
Aug.
3...
Saturday
Aug.
19..
1
1
1
4...
Sunday
Aug.
20..
1
1
1
Aug.
Aug.
5...
1
1
Aug.
21..
1
1
1
6...
1
1
Aug.
22..
1
1
1
Aug.
7...
1
1
1
Aug,
23..
1
1
1
Aug.
8...
1
1
1
Aug. 24..
Aug.
Aug.
9...
1
1
1
10...
Aug.
11...
Aug.
1
1
Sunday
.
Saturday
Sunday
Aug.
25..
Saturday
Aug.
26..
1
1
1
Sunday
Aug.
27..
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
28..
Aug. 29..
1
1
1
1
1
Aug. 30..
1
1
1
1
1
1
Aug, 31..
1
1
1
12...
1
1
1
Aug.
13...
1
1
Aug.
14...
1
Aug.
15...
Aug.
16...
Aug.
Saturday
70 34
104 54
the New York Stock Exchange
skimpy than in stocks.
$79,705,000
1917.
Aug.
81
1990
Portland General Elec
June.
17,212,553
$
96,692,000
2%
5134
1454
New York Central 434s
2013
N Y Chicago & St L 4.34s.-.1978
since
20,728,160
$
3"s
Great Northern 4s series G..1946
even
17,372,781
$
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Chic Milw St P & P 5s
were
1937
17,663,000
8,730,000
Aug. 16, then shot ahead to 102%
the month
road
1938
10,802,000
Up slightly to 34%
opened
EXCHANGE
85,001,000
VOLUME
opened
at 162%
Aug. 1, advanced
%
point
on
2d, fell back to 157% Aug. 16, and then recovered
close to its former opening level at 162 at the close on
Aug. 31.
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. opened at 20
Steel
STOCK
66,566.000
the
advanced to 54%
to
Railroad and mlscell--.
Tel.
on
THE
1939
7,614,850
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Aug.
on
steady
were
Month of August—
Bond sales (par value)—
zinc, lead, tin and scrap steel.
As to the fluctuations
issues
reports that defense cooperation between the United States
Canada would include a closer financial alliance.
general list.
into
grade
the
for
breathed
lower
and
utili¬
with
and
medium
Time loan rates on security collateral were again quoted
nominally at 1%% for 90-dav loans, and 1%?% for loans
running 180 days.
In view of the continued stagnation in
security trading, little occasion for new loans existed, and
as heretofore,
transactions were limited to the renewal of
older contracts.
"Bankers' acceptances continued to change hands in only
limited volume during August, and dealers' rates remained
DAILY RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES
Rates on Mixed Collateral
30 Days
60 Days
Aug.
1...
ix
IX
Aug.
2...
i«
IX
4 Months
90 Days
IX
IX
Aug.
3...
Satur day
Aug.
4...
Sun day
Aug.
5...
Aug.
6...
Aug.
7...
Aug.
8...
Aug.
9
IX
i y*
IX
1X
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Aug. 14...
IX
chiefly by
IX
IX
ago,
Aug. 15...
Aug. 16...
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
Aug. 18...
Sun
Aug. 19...
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Aug. 20...
Aug.21...
Aug. 22...
Aug.23...
day
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Aug. 29...
LOANS
BANKSCITY
YORK
IN NEW
The gold stock of the United States
expanded $409,000,000
Aug. 28 and thereby
attained a new
record liigli
of $20,871,000,000.
It was
entirely in the common run of banking experience in recent
years, and especially in the last year, for the gold stock to
experience a sizable increase.
But it was exceptional for
other influences to subtract virtually as much from the
the
four
weeks
from
July
31
to
^
supply of banking reserves as was added by the rise in the
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
fluencing the store of bank reserves set August apart from
the months immediately preceding.
IX
IX
IX !
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
August was a month of ris¬
result was achieved not because of
any quickening in the demand for loans, but because the
banks were again active as buyers in the securities mar¬
kets.
Whereas, a year ago, member banks were meeting
with a briskeuing demand for commercial credit, the re¬
quirements of commerce, industry and agriculture for bank
credit were actually reduced in August of this year.
The
needs of stock brokers and security dealers for credit like¬
wise declined to the lowest levels yet reached since data
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
Commercial
paper
remained in inadequate supply for the
The prevailing rate
grade prime 4 to 6-month notes remained at
% to 1%, with the bulk of-sales consummated at %%,
and "especially choice paper sold at %%.
Under date of
Aug. 12 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced
that returns received from commercial paper dealers showed
a
total of $232,400,000 of open market commercial paper
outstanding at the end of July, compared to $224,100,000
at the close of the previous month, and $194,200,000 at
the end of July, 1939.
average
HATES
FOR
MONEY
AT
NEW
national
For reporting member banks
ing
these
on
loans
force
had
themselves
busy
by the Federal Rserve
the banks per¬
compiled
volume sloping off,
Joan
with
securities buying, and
with sufficient earnestness to raise their total
credit, during the month, to new record high levels.
developments in August from the
that actual reserves of
Approaching banking
10 Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Aug. 31
Aug.
to
first
were
this they did
rose
Aug, 3
other
Exchange:
this
With
authorities.
stock
Week Ended—■
Stock
but
credit,
standpoint
YORK
balancing of factors in¬
This nice
gold reserve.
of
one finds
increased in
reserves,
banks*
member
on
RESERVE
FEDERAL
THE
IX
continued active investment demand.
Call loans
OF
BROKERS'
IX
Aug. 31...
for
shipped between foreign countries."
or
RETURNS
IX
Sun day
Aug. 30...
attributable in large
was
IX
IX
Satur day
Aug. 28...
$48,000,000
reduction in the amount of bills based on goods
IX
IX
Aug. 24...
Aug. 27...
drop of
IX
Aug. 25...
Aug. 26...
stored in
in
1X
Aug. 17...
a
the
measure to a
IX
IX
IX
of
IX
Sun day
Aug. 13...
total
IX
Satur day
:
the
IX
IX
Aug. 11
A further decline of $18,000,000 for July in
outstanding bankers bills was accounted for
decrease in export bills.
Compared with a year
unchanged.
6 Months
5 Months
IX
IX
Aug. 10.
Aug. 12...
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Sept., 1940]
were
these
The
ways:
gold
Treasury currency
$10,000,000 to a total of $3,034,000,000.
All of the
factors influencing the aggregate supply of bank re¬
was
serves
enlarged by $409,000,000 and
worked
on
the side of decrease, as follows:
Federal
Range for week (mixed & Indus, coll.)
1@1
1@1
1@1
1@1
1@1
Week's average (mixed & indus. coll.)
I
1
1
1
1
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
469,000, Treasury cash increased $42,000,000, and currency
circulation was $123,000,000 higher at a new record high of
X@l
x@l
X@ 1
X@1
X©1
$8,006,000,000.
The net result of all these various factors
was an expansion of $17,864,000 in actual member bank re¬
serves to a total of $13,515,998,000 and a decrease of $20,000,000 in excess reserves to a total of $6,490,000,000.
Sel¬
dom lias the net change in the banks' reserve position over
Time loans (mixed & Indus, collateral):
with
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days.
Four months
..
Five months.
_
Six months
_
Commercial pai>er:
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months
Good 4 to 6 months.
X @ 1
X@1
Trading in bankers' acceptances continued inactive as
offerings proved again entirely insufficient for the demand.
Outstanding acceptances according to the monthly survey
of the Acceptance Analysis Unit of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, issued Aug. 12, totaled $188,350,000 July 31,
as
compared to $206,149,000 June 29 and $236,010,000
July 3'1, 1939.
All classes of bills showed declines, with
import bills dropping from $79,284,000 June 29 to $75,465,000 July 31, export bills from $43,292,000 to $32,081,000,
domestic warehouse credits from $27,872,000 to $26,473,000,
and bills based on goods stored in or shipped between foreign
countries from $34,019,000 to $32,327,000.
Bills held by
accepting banks amounted to $151,851,000 o£ which sum
$102,764,000 were own bills and $49,087,000 bills of others.
Rates for bankers' acceptances remained unchanged atlA%
bid and 7-16% asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills,
at 9-16% bid and ^2% asked for 120-day bills, and at %%
bid and 9-16% asked for bills running 150 and 180 days.
The
York
New
Federal
discussed
Review"
acceptances
as
Reserve
conditions
in
Bank
the
in
market
its
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bankers'
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period been
increase
the
therefor was
other deposits increased $14,-
small.
so
of $42,000,000
to
be
in
found
in Treasury cash, the
the
circumstance
that
the
Treasury deposited only $363,001,000 more gold certifi¬
cates with the Federal Reserve banks,
compared with a
of
rise
$409,000,000 in
the
stock.
gold
The
decrease
of
$4,000,000 in Federal Reserve credit resulted primarily from
a
of
decline
$6,274,000 in the regional banks' portfolio of
Of this decline in the portfolio,
securities.
Government
$2,000,000 was in Treasury bonds and $4,274,000 in Treasury
Thus
notes.
the
Federal
Reserve
banks
continued
their
policy of making securities available to the market from
their holdings whenever demand tended to1 outrun the sup¬
ply of issues from other sources. Bills discounted for mem¬
ber banks were $176,000 higher at a total of $3,848,000.
Ex¬
cess
at $6,490,000,000 on Aug. 28 were $390,000,000
reserves,
under their record
loans
and
high of July 17.
investments
of
the
reporting New York
senting a net expansion since July 31 of $79,000,000.
Loans
were reduced by
$51,000,000 in this four-week period, but
increased
$130,000,000.
Loans
to
commerce,
and agriculture decreased $7,000,000 to a total
$1,691,000,000, and open market paper declined $4,000,000
industry
$82,000,000.
The principal addition to investments was
of $83,000,000 in Government-guaranteed issues, rais¬
ing the total to $1,372,000,000.
This rise resulted mainly
from subscriptions to the Commodity Credit Corp. notes,
to
that
were
payable
on
Aug. 1.
Other securities increased
$76,000,000 to a tota] of $1,429,000,000, largely because of
purchases of New York City revenue bills.
Treasury bills
were $65,000,000 lower at $324,000,000, while Treasury notes
were
mand
$10,000,000 higher at $1,062,000,000, and Treasury
$26,000,000 to a total of $2,644,000,000. De¬
deposits—adjusted declined $26,000,000, but time de¬
posits increased $27,000,000.
As for the weekly reporting banks in 101 cities, their total
loans
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banks achieved a record high of $9,600,000,000 on
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ACCEPTANCES
90 Days
Secured b/
60 Days
120 Days
150 Days
SO,Days
180 Days
Accept'ces Bid & Ask Bid it- Ask Bid & Ask Rid & Ask Bid it- Ask Bid d- Ask
3
use
posits in the Federal Reserve banks rose $100,917,000 to a
record
Total
Call Loans
2
Federal
the
011,000 to
follows:
PRIME BANKERS*
Aug.
Reserve credit in
and
investments
weeks from July
000.
Loans
were
up
increased
24 to Aug. 21 to
were
reduced
$238,000,000.
by
Loans
$233,000,000 in
a new
$5,000,000,
to
the
four
high at $24,180,000,-
but
commerce,
investments
industry
and
agriculture decreased $7,000,000 to a total of $4,455,000,000.
Treasury bills dropped $59,000,000 and Treasnury bonds were
MONTHLY EEYIEW
16
$5,000,000 in the four weeks, but Treasury notes in¬
$25,000,000, Government-guaranteed issues increased
$104,000,000, and other securities increased $115,000,000.
Demand
deposits—adjusted declined $28,000,000 to $20,950,000,000.
New York City reporting bank loans to brokers and deal¬
ers
in securities—the so-called
brokers' loans—decreased
off
creased
$43,000,000 in the four weeks from July 31 to Aug. 28 to a
record low of $259,000,000.
Loans to others for pur¬
new
$5,000,000 to $162,-
chasing or carrying securities declined
Street loans, as compiled by the New York Stock
Exchange, decreased $13,853,043 during August to $315,-
000,000.
979,000 Aug. 31 from $320,833,543 July 31.
On Aug.
1939, these loans outstanding amounted to $508,577,554.
EXCHANGE
STERLING
COURSE
OF
Nothing
new
DURING
31,
Early in August the
security deposit in Montreal to hold in custody
Kingdom
British-held United States and Canadian securities sent to
Canada under instructions of the British Treasury.
British Board of Trade figures
of August,
end
the
of
balance
givtta
Great
for July, published toward
emphasized the growing adverse trade
Britain.
Total imports for July were
£87,000,000, against total exports and re-exports
of £32,990,000, an excess of imports of £54,010,000.
Another indication of financial pressure was seen in the
as
plans of the British Government, announced toward the end
of August, to proceed With the project to construct a chain
of aircraft factories in this country designed to produce
than
less
not
1,300 planes a month.
The reason for the
the plants 011 this side was apparent in
of
establishment
AUGUST
British authorities put into effect
arrangements made at the end of July to establish a United
view of the abundance here of aircraft labor and necessary
foreign
in
of importance
in August.
situation
exchange
be said respecting the
can
It
announced
was
that beginning on July 18 additional British ex¬
change restrictions would effect the virtual elimination of
materials, but finally the wages and costs must come from
the existing
to
Steps
free market in sterling.
then taken
were
Restrict future accumulation of such sterling for Amer¬
ican
The
account.
restrictions
became
fully
effective
on
Aug. 5.
Provision
also made at that time for the opening by
States banks of "registered" sterling accounts with
United
was
authorized British banks in order to facilitate transactions
in
A number of the leadingapplied for such accounts, acquiring modest
of sterling for this purpose either directly from
sterling at the official rates.
American banks
amounts
authorities
the British
from
or
Federal
the
Reserve Bank
New
of
York, which acts as agent for and for
the Bank of England,
buying at $4.02% and
$4.03y2.
As
remained
as
of
result
a
these
restrictions
new
such
possible in the free market
account
of
selling
at
executed
were
of
$4.03%;
England
were
Canada,
$4.43-$4.47;
follows:
as
dealt
in
New
$4.02%-
York,
Australia,
New Zealand, $3.2280-$3.2442.
$3.2150-$3.2280;
sterling 011 the basis of $4.02 buying and
$4.04 selling for cable transfers.
The volume of trading throughout the month in
registered
small, since
was
large proportion of the trade
between the United States and the
sterling area was appar¬
a
ently invoiced in dollars.
This invoicing in dollars of ster¬
ling area, accounts had been under way for several months
part of
as
to
the
urgent
of the
program
London
authorities
bring about world-wide application of the official rates.
In
London and in
countries
land,
and
not
was
Rumania.
York
exchange
the
on
following
quoted:
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Po¬
Norway, Holland, Belgium, Italy, France
Denmark,
sional
New
However, in New York there
quotation
for
German
the
free
transactions
tions, permitted
The
110
which, owing to the
possible fluctuation.
sterling-dollar
rate
remained
quotation in all world markets.
prime
a
New
York,
object
in
war,
it
only
regula¬
practicable
case
since
only too clearly
was
This
the
as
of
United
free
States
balances
dollar
in
ruled
premium.
a
general attitude
sponsible for
to
establishment
much
as
everywhere at
the
toward
advance in
the
$20,871,000,000
Aug.
011
eral
Reserve Bank reported
for
foreign
account
in
the
dollar
United
28.
was
States
On
Aug.
that the total
New
York
largely
gold
21
re¬
holdings
the
Fed¬
gold earmarked
was
approximatelv
$1,060,000,000.
As
an
to
of
the
the
Reserve Bank of India
that
firm
adherence
of
the sterling
exchange regulations, the
July 31 announced to the market
British
on
would thereafter be sold freelv bv
any banker
sterling from a United States or Swiss
registered
rupees
against
account.
Last
April
the
Indian
Bank
forbade
the
sale
of
rupees
against sterling to residents of British Dominions
and other
important places unless it could be shown that the
which
offered against purchase of such
rupees had been
at the official rate.
was
The Bank's decree of
July 31 was in effect
ment of the dominance of official
an acknowledg¬
sterling in the market.
Indications
of
the
financial
pressure
011
Great
Britain
were emphasized
by several circumstances in August.
Sir
Kingsley Wood, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, took occasion
to refer to his budget
speech of May 23 in which he esti¬
mated
that the deficit for the current fiscal
year to be met
of savings or other means would
amount to £2,200,-
000.000,
months
in
notes
and
in
quoted
were
different
at
$3.-10, while so-called official
exchange market
the
above
"free" marks, pegged
or
40c.,
Bank of Eng¬
$2.50
between
times
were
available in
the
market for 10c., and Italian lire, quoted in
exchange market- at 5.05, could be had at around-3.75er
the
fact
notes
—
21 the Biltish Treasury announced that Til view
that considerable amounts of Bank' of England
D11 ".Vug/
of the
held
were
France
in
and
territories
other
occupied
by Germany and might therefore fall into enemy hands, it
iiad been decided to prohibit the import of Bank of England
into the
notes
Steps
them
also
at
taken
to
give
date
of
holders
existing
opportunity to realize
an
the
were
order
United Kingdom, effective immediately.
were
countries
in
neutral
bank notes held by
on
the
i>rohibition and certain facilities
given to incoming travelers.
Relaxation of the
allowing
bona fide owners of notes Unneutral
tries to convert their
holdings
was
based
on
a
coun¬
schedule gov¬
erned
chiefly by their nearness to the enemy, but the maxi¬
period allowed was six days.
The value of sterling in the market was in no way
affected by this restriction, since commercial and financial
mum
transactions
not
are
carried
out
by
means
bank
of
notes
but by checks
It
territories
in
concerned.
their notes at
mail the notes to
once
Americans
to American
instructed
were
to
turn
banks, which would then
England.
London open market money rates continued easy through¬
the
out
%%.
month, with call
Bill rates
were
money against bills in supply at
unchanged from the previous month,
with
two months' bills at 1 1/32%, three months' bills at
1/16%, .four months' bills at 1 3/32%, and six months'
bills at 1%%.
1
The Canadian dollar under the impetus of seasonal tourist
requirements continued to find support until after Aug. 15,
when the demand diminished noticeably.
On Aug. 12 the New York Bankers
Foreign Exchange
Committee announced the text of rulings received from the
Bank of England covering business relations between the
United States on the one hand and Canada and Newfound¬
land
011
cerned.
the
other,
so
far
as
sterling payments
were
con¬
The principal rules follow:
The Canadian Exchange Control Board is
prepared to'pay
only sterling or Canadian dollars for goods of sterling area
origin imported into Canada and Newfoundland, irrespective
the goods are purchased in the sterling area or
elsewhere.
When such goods are purchased in the United
States, for sterling, the sterling paid by the Canadian Con¬
trol
Board
and
firms
contrast
earlier of
to
his
predecessor's
£1,433,000,000.
estimate
a
few
through authorized Canadian
resident in
be available for credit
the
to
United
States
banks to persons
will in
the
future
United States registered account.
This applies■ only to sterling paid by an authorized dealer
in Canada in
respect of contracts entered into by Canadian
importers after July 18, 1940.
Montreal
sterling
acquired
out
by the currency dealers at severe discounts.
land
of whether
indication
countries
area
foreign currency notes of European countries were flowing
into New York in large quantities, where they were offered
exchangeable with currency authorities of the various
evident in August that bankers and
financial interests had
as
of
compared with £529,498,805 a year earlier.
Tnroughout the month it became increasingly evident that
and
As has been the
long before the outbreak of the
may
it is only too clear that the trend is upward.
Bank
England note circulation 011 Aug. 28 was £010,042,000,
vary,
40.05
London
the
However the total circulation
389,010 a year earlier.
around
commercial traders everywhere was centered
upon the finan¬
cial pressure 011 the
European nations and its probable
effects 011 the future of exchange values rather
than 011
current
14 circulation
the
Aug. 21.
banking interests and of international
of
Aug.
compared with £512,-
occa¬
for registered marks around 12.10.
The range for free sterling cable transfers in
August was
between $3.83 on Aug. 1 and $4.03% on
attention
for
peak of £013,907,000,
new
a
Bank of England note circu¬
statement
an
and
The
Bank's
the
and cable transfers.
was planned
that Bank of England notes held inside
sterling area should continue to be freely negotiable
was
mark
I11
at
was
American commercial banks
official
accounts
the continued expansion of the
lation.
at
much higher rates than at any time since
May, and fre¬
quently at rates higher than the official sterling quotation.
Throughout the month the official rates quoted by the
Bank
to be established.
or
8till another sign of financial stress in Great Britain was
currency
transactions
.
already lodged here
British resources
July
month
funds
between
a
in
the
free
discount
of
market
14%%
ranged
and
a
during
discount
the
of
11%%.
In
commenting 011 the foreign exchange situation during
August the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
"Monthly Review" for Sept. 1:
"The New York free market for the pound sterling seems
to
have
virtually
disappeared
during
the
past
month
as
the result of the progressive drying up of the
supply of ster¬
ling balances which had been held in American accounts
before the
tive
rate
July restrictive British regulations became effec¬
July .18.
After ending July at $3.83%, the pound
continued to advance irregularly during the first half
011
of
a
covering demand and
high of $4.03% on Aug. 16.
The free rate had
thus, for the first time since October, 1939, reached parity
August under the stimulus of
touched
Commissioner, whose
with the official rate at which the
ply sterling against dollars.
the
around
the
free
for
rate
pied and the unoccupied portions of France were completely
dominated by the Berlin authorities.
This was clearly
British authorities sup¬
shown
During the latter part of the
pound fluctuated narrowly
official rates, holding within a range of $4.00beginning
of
the
became distinct from the London rate.
to
The
exchange control and fixed official buying and selling rates
for the dollar, and at that time the New York
latter part of August
when Marshal Petain,
act
He admitted that "the Germans hold
it" whenever they choose.
authorities have not only taken over the
freely.
German
direction of banking in France, but have to a greater or less
sterling rate
The free market in
degree assumed control of banking, commercial and finan¬
supplied primarily by withdrawals of
existing foreign-owned balances from London and the pro¬
cial markets in all the invaded countries.
ceeds of imports into the sterling area which Avere paid
Commerce
sterling
in
at first
was
sterling which could not be converted into other
Figures
for
published
curren¬
amounted
months
Netherlands
of
ward
the
Despite
war.
reaction
temporary
a
to
revision
free rate fluctuated fairly close to the official level during
the first six months of the war, since foreigners were able
to use free-market
sterling
posed
sterling in payment for exports from the
new exchange regulations im¬
By means of
area.
which
and
as
$3.75 in September, 1939, accompanying some down¬
of the official buying rate for dollars, the
as
March
by
United
the
States
Treasury
were
subsequently
to
bonds,
$1,400,000,000.
direct
frozen by presidential decree,
These figures include stocks
investments
investments
and
amounted
short-term
to
deposits.
$1,080,086,000 and
Belgian investments to $305,675,000.
Even the Swedish krona and the Swiss franc, the two
remaining independent European currencies, cannot be said
to be entirely free from German economic direction, though
the currencies of both countries in the foreign exchange
market
are
firm
as
now
the
at
as
beginning of the
8, 1940 (and somewhat reenforced on
June 8), the British authorities took steps to eliminate this
The Swedish krona
possibility, and
August between 22.71% and 22.83 for cable transfers.
for
on
free-market
reaction
result of this reduction in the demand
as a
sterling,
together
with
the
military successes in Europe, New
York quotations for the pound dropped to an all-time low
of $3.00 on May 10.
Subsequent restrictions on the supply
of unofficial
the
as
sterling in this market, however, particularly
result
of
the
regulations, effective July
18, finally
instrumental in strengthening the free rate to a level,
or
less in line with the official rates quoted by the
were
more
Bank of England
23.90
and
psychological
German
to the
for
cable
pound sterling following the action of the Swiss National
Bank
in
dollar
to 4.39 from 4.40
revising
its
into
the
bank
notes
longer
Bank of England
United Kingdom.
may
no
quoted in this market at about $2.90.
"Swiss exchange appeared to have continued in demand
throughout the greater part of August. On Aug. 12 the rate
for the Swiss franc was allowed to appreciate from $0.2274
to about $0.2279, near which level it has subsequently re¬
Canadian
dollar, which showed a firm ten¬
market during June and July, held steady
during most of the past month at a discount of around 13%.
"Among the Latin American exchanges, the Cuban peso
weakened somewhat in terms of the dollar during the past
month and the Mexican peso, which firmed to about $0.2030
July, moved irregularly lower to about $0.2006 at the
of August."
end
during August
Review"
of
gold movement at the Port of New York
outlined
were
Federal
the
Sept. 1:
'
follows
as
Reserve
Bank
in
of
the
New
"Monthly
York
However, London bankers expressed skepticism regarding
suggestion that Swiss capital was returning from the
United States.
They pointed out that Switzerland is hardly
in
position to export or import gold to or from any desti¬
a
nation without German permission.
Exchange
trols,
although
The
The unofficial
22.00@22.10
zil
milreis
5.01@5.15
Reserve
banks
decreased
month.
$320,500,000 of gold
was
Commerce,
a total
of
imported in the four weeks ended
limited
peso fiuctuatetd rather widely, as it
varying trade and exchange conditions.
which was firm at 20.50c. in the early
free market
or
rate
on
Buenos Aires
7
CONTINENTAL
AND
Nothing significant
OTHER
reliable
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
be said regarding the
Continental foreign exchange situation.
As noted above in
the
resume
of
or
sterling
can
exchange,
exchange on all the in¬
vaded countries is not quoted, while there were
only occa¬
sional
for
quotations for the so-called German free mark and
the
Italian
lira.
On Aug. 2 the new French Minister of
Yves
Bouthillier,
gesture
Stock
was
arrived
portant transactions
Karl
German
Scheffer
were
military
open
His
Hellmuth
authorities
for
on
the
French banks.
Jost
first
symbolic
Aug. 6, but the
only six days and no im¬
on
effected.
Commissioner
chief supervisor of all
director
Paris.
the reopening of the Bourse
Exchange remained
The
in
Finance, M. Marcel
was
named
Aug. 3 named Dr.
Bank
of
France and
German Reichsbank
permanent
deputy
in
both offices.
The Bank of France was ordered to
notify
the Commissioner of all operations and to
prepare a monthly
statement for him.
All banking measures, such as
credits
and the setting of interest rates, must be
approved by the
was
Aug. 31,
the
on
from
Far
Eastern
months
many
other
sterling bloc
the
establishment
Hongkong dollar
and
countries
previous,
Eastern
of
presented
except
that
currencies
official
no
the
became
sterling
rates.
the
The London price for
23%d.
on
siiver was 22 5/16d. on Aug. 1, and
The Hongkong dollar was 23.28@23.63
Aug. 30.
Aug. 1, and 22.26@22.45 on Aug. 31. The Shanghai yuan
6.05 on Aug. 1 and 5.23@5.37 on Aug. 31.
Yen checks
was
were
Of this amount, $213,100,000 came from Canada,
$50,600,000 from the United Kingdom, $11,500,000 from
India."
to
South American markets.
23.43@23.50
on
Aug. 1 and 23.42@23.50
on
Aug. 21.
Portugal, $10,100,000 from South Africa, $8,300,000 from
Colombia, $4,600,000 from Brazil, $4,300,000 from The Neth¬
erlands
Indies, $3,600,000 from Sweden, $3,200,000 from
Mexico, $2,900,000 from the Philippines, $2,700,000 from
Hongkong, $700,000 from Peru, and $700,000 from British
con¬
owing
Shanghai yuan fluctuated
widely as political developments in the Far East and in
Europe tended to circumscribe trade in these areas.
on
"As reported by the Department of
extremely
was
on
on
Exchange
The
Federal
held
was
Aug. 1, and 22.70@22.80 on Aug. 31.
Bra¬
were
quoted at 5.04@5.15 on Aug. 1, and at
with
the
more
Mexican peso,
The
and
at
countries
part of the month, gradually eased off toward the end of
August to 20.30c.
Indian
$60,000,000 during the month to a total of about
$1,700,000,000 at the end of August.
The gold stock of the
United
States
increased
about
$450,000,000 during the
business
Argentine free
subject to
was
firmer
about
American
the adverse trade position of the
changes
Gold held under earmark for
Latin
the
on
steady throughout the month by the various exchange
for
.
Swiss dollar requirements were well
covered.
tinued in substantial volume.
account
States
below the price prevailing at the beginning of the war was
"Imports of gold into the United jStates declined further
during August from the peak reached in June, but still con¬
foreign
United
the
reason for the Swiss action was apparently unknown
London,, but the fact that the Swiss quotations for the
in
imported
British
notes are now
the
for
Swiss francs.
The
...
be
exemptions,
Details of
price
buying
the
in
in
Regarding the Swiss franc a cabled dispatch from Lon¬
on Aug. 13 said that the quotation for the Swiss franc
been
raised
to
17.65-17.75 from 17.70-17.80
to
the
certain
the
ranged
had
to
in
francs
don
taken to indicate that
dency
Swiss
transfers.
authorities, presumably for the purpose of tightening the
exchange control and preventing the redemption of British
currency held in the occupied territories of Europe.
Subject
The
war.
ranged during the month between 23.78%
dollar from the date of the change became 7 Swiss centimes
"On Aug. 21 a further measure was taken by the British
mained.
and
Departments at the end of July showed that
Dutch and Belgian investments in this country on May 1,
cies through the official London market.
Sales of foreign
held sterling securities, no doubt, were also an important
factor in the supply in the free market during the early
low
to
the rope and twist
inaugurated
British
the
war
the
American reporters that the Government of France is not
able
the
in
head of the French Government at Vichy, acknowledged
the
$4.03%.
"At
the bank.
the occu¬
expenses are to De borne by
All business and commercial operations in both
a
month
17
MONTHLY EE VIEW
Sept., 1940]
RATES OF EXCHANGE
ON LONDON
IN
POUNDS
Bankers' Bills
*
Cable Transfer
Aug.
1.
3.8234 a3.88?4
3.83
Aug.
2.
3.86
a3.89
Aug.
3.
3.86
a3.90
3.8634 a3.8934
3.8634 a3.9034
Aug.
4.
SUNDAY
a3.89
SUNDAY
Aug.
5.
3.86
Aug.
6.
3.88M 03.94
Aug.
7.
3.92
Aug.
8.
3.8934 a3.94
3.89
a3.9434
3.9234 a3.9534
3.8934 a3.9434
Aug.
9.
3.8934 a3.97
3.90
3.96
3.9634 a3.9834
Aug. 11.
Aug. 12.
Aug. 13.
Aug. 14.
Aug. 15.
Aug. 16.
a3.8934
3.8634 a3.8934
a3.94H
a3.98
SUNDAY
3.96
a3.98
SUNDAY
a3.9834
O4.0034
3.9634 a3.99
3.96
3.99
a4.0234
4.01
a4.03
4.01
a4.03
3.9934 O4.03
4.0134 04.0334
4.0134 a4.03 34
Aug. 17.
3.9934 a4.02
Aug. 18.
Aug. 19.
4.0034 a4.03
Aug. 20.
4.01
Commercial
Bills,
Sight
Aug. 10.
Aug. 31.
STERLING
3.97
4.00
SUNDAY
a4.01
a4.0234
SUNDAY
4.0034 O4.0334
4.0134 04.0334
a4.03
Sight
3.78
3.75
3.87
SUNDAY
3.78
3.92
3.9034
3.88
3.96
3.96
3.98
3.93
4.00
4.00
3.95
SUNDAY
3.99
4.00
Aug. 21.
4.02
a4.0334
4.02 34
O4.0334
3.99
Aug. 22.
4.02
Aug. 23.
4.02
Aug. 24.
4.02
a4.0334
a4.0334
a4.02?4
4.0234 O4.03J4
4.0234 04.0334
4.0234 a4.03
3.98
3.99
Aug. 25.
SUNDAY
Aug. 26.
4.02
Aug. 27.
4.02 34 a4.03
Aug. 28.
4.0214 a4.03
SUNDAY
a4.02 34
Aug. 30.
4.03
a4.03 34
4.0234 a4.03
4.0234 04.0334
4.02 34 04.0334
4.02 34 04.03 34
4.0334 O4.03 34
Aug. 31.
4.03
04.03 34
4.0334 04.03 34
Aug. 29.
*
4.02 34 a4.04
'
3.95
SUNDAY
3.98
SUNDAY
3.99
3.99
3.99
3.99
3.99
3.99
No rates available for 60 days, 90 days, documents for
payment, and seven-day
Uraln bills.
.
-
18
MONTHLY EE VIEW
/
DAILY
Switzerland
France
Cables
OF
FOREIGN
Escudo
Cables
Checks
22.72Ha.74H 23.73
a22.75 3.81
O4.00
Aug.
o22.75 22.72 Ha22.76 3.81
a22.75 3.83
22.72Ha.74H 22.73
o4.00
Aug.
a4.00
Aug.
22.72
Aug.
22.72a22.74H 22.72Ha22.75 3.82
a4.00
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6.
Aug.
22.72 Ha22.74 22.73a22.74H 3.82Ha4.00
a4.00
22.71a22.74H 22.71 Ha22.75 3.82
Aug.
Aug.
22.72a22.74H 22.72 Ha22.75 3.82Ha4.00
Aug.
Aug.
a22.75 3.82
22.72Ha.74H 22.73
a22.74 22.72Ha.74H 3.81
22.72
Aug.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
1.7.
18.
19.
SUNDAY
Aug.
O4.00
O4.00
Aug.
SUNDAY
Aug. 11..
Aug.
22.75Ha22.79 22.76
a22.80 3.81
a3.95
Aug.
Aug. 14..
No rates
No rates
a22.83 3.82Ha3.95
22.78Ha22.82 22.79
22.78
a22.81 22.78Ha22.82 3.85
03.95
Aug.
Aug. 15..
available
available
22.78
O22.80 22.78Ha22.81 3.87
O4.00
Aug.
22.77
a22.81 22.77Ha22.82 3.85Ha4.00
a22.79 22.77Ha22.80 3.86
a4.00
Aug.
Aug. 12..
Aug. 13..
Aug. 16..
22.77
Aug. 17..
Aug.
Aug.
SUNDAY
Aug. 18..
Aug.
12
12.
3.
4.
5.
Aug. 10.
Argentina
Dollar
Peso
Checks
Aug.
Aug.
Canada
Cables
Aug.
Aug.
EXCHANGE
Portugal
Franc
Franc
Checks
RATES
all % % discount
29.77
56.97o56.98H
29.77
56.97a56.98H
29.77
56.97o56.98H
SUNDAY
13Hal3%
13Hal3%
13Hal33i6%
13Hal3H%
13Hal3H%
13Hal3H%
13Hal3M%
29.77
discount
available
29.77
discount
29.77
discount
discount
discount
discount
29.77
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
29.77
56.97o56.98H
29.77
29.77
29.77
56.97o56.98H
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
Aug. 24.
13Hal2H% discount
SUNDAY
03.90
Aug. 27.
a22.80 22.76Ho.80H 3.82
a3.90
Aug. 28.
Aug. 30..
a22.79 22.76Ha22.80 3.83Ha3.90
022.80 3.83
a3.90
22.75Ha22.79 22.76
Aug. 30.
Aug. 31-
22.75Ha22.79 22.76
22.76
Aug. 29..
22.76
Germany
Sweden
Reichsmark
Krona
Checks
Cables
SUNDAY
Aug. 25.
a22.79 22.75Ha22.80 3.84
022.80 3.85
22.75Ha22.79 22.76
Aug. 28..
29.77
discount
Aug. 23.
22.75
O22.80 3.83
04.00
Aug. 29.
Aug. 31.
Hungary
Pengo
Cables
Checks
56.97a56.98H
56.97a56.98H
29.77
29.77
56.97a56.98H
29.77
29.77
56.97a56.98H
56.97o56.98H
29.77
56.97o56.98H
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Ecuador
Milreis
Peso
Boliviano
Sucre
Cables
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
29.77
13Hal3%
discount
13ii#al2i*i«% disct.
12Hal23ia% discount
12 Ha 12%
discount
12Hal2H% discount
12Hal2H% discount
Aug. 26.
a3.90
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
29.77
discount
Aug. 21.
Aug. 26..
Aug. 27-
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
29.77
No rates
o22.79 22.77Ha22.80 3.83
o4.00
O22.80 3.82Ha4.00
22.76Ha22.79 22.77
Aug. 25..
29.77
discount
discount
22.77
a22.79 22.77Ha22.80 3;83Ha4.00
56.97a56.98H
56.97o56.98H
29.77
SUNDAY
Aug. 20.
22.77
29.77
29.77
discount
Aug. 24..
Aug. 22..
56.97o56.98H
56.97a56.98H
56.97a56.98H
56.97a56.98H
SUNDAY
Aug. 23..
22.77a22.80H 22.77 Ha22.81 3.83
29.77
29.77
discount
Aug. 21.
Aug.21..
Aug.
1
29.77
13Hal2H% discount
13
al2°i6% discount
135i«al213i«%discount
13Hal3H% discount
13Hol215is%discount
a4.00
Aug. 20..
a22.80 3.85HO4.00
022.81 3.84Ha4.00
Peso
Checks
Cables
12Hal21i6% discount
13
al2H% discount
13Hal35u%
13Hal3H%
14Ha 13H%
13Hal37i#%
13Hal2H%
22.76 Ha22.79 22.77
22.77Ha22.80 22.78
Aug. 19_.
Colombia
Cables
5.17
Aug.
.99
a40
23.83
023.89
,83Ha23,
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
3.00
5.70
Aug.
.98
o40
23.83
023.89
,83Ha23,
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug.
99
o40
23.81
023.89
,81Ha23,
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
5.03
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug.
99
Aug.
.98
Aug.
.98
Aug.
98
SUNDAY
a40
23.82
023.89
,82Ha23, 90
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
o40
23.83
023.86
,83Ho23, 87
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
a40
23.79Ha23.86
,80
a23 87
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
a40
23.79
,79Ha23, 85
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
8.
19.37ol9.50
Aug.
9.
a40
Aug.
98
Aug. 10..
95HO40
Allg. 11..
023.84
23.79 Ho23.85
52
"3 J9
,80
_
023, 86
,79Ha23 .8&L19..37 al-9 50
o23J85
.
SUNDAY
Aug. 12..
,95
a40
23.80
023.85
Aug. 13..
.95
o40
23.80
023.85
,80Ho23,
,80Ha23,
.
•
—...Augv'l'Ow
Aug. 11.
3.00
5.70
5.03
o5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.03
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.03
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.Q3,
05.15
5.17
_3.00
5.02
o5,15
~507.
5.70
_.-3.00l
5.70
_
—5.70
SUNDAY
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug; 13.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.03HO5.15
5.17
3.00
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.17
3.00
5.70
3.00
5.70
No rates
,95
o40
23.79Ho23.86
,80
a23,
Aug. 14.
available
,95
o40
23.82Ha23.86
,83
023,
19.37al9.50
Aug. 15.
available
Aug. 16..
,94
a40,
23.81
023.87
,81 Ha23,
19.37ol9.50
Aug. 16.
Aug. 17..
023.87
,81Ha23.
19.37al9.50
Aug. 17.
,81Ha23,
19.37al9.50
19.37al9.50
5.70
5.02
a 5.15
Aug. 19.
5.02
05.15
19.37al9.50
Aug. 20.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
19.37al9.50
Aug. 21.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
19.37al9.50
Aug. 22.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
82Ha23,
19.37al9.50
Aug. 23.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
84Ha23,
19.37al9.50
Aug. 24.
5.01HO5.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
5.70
.93
o40.
23.81
Aug. 19..
,94
a40,
23.81
Aug. 20..
.94
o40,
a23,
,92
o40,
23.80Ho23.87
23.80Ha23.88
,81
Aug. 21..
,81
o23,
Aug. 22..
93
o40.
23.81
023.87
81 Ha23,
Aug. 23..
93Ha40,
23.82
023.87
Aug. 24..
93Ho40.
23.84
o23.87
SUNDAY
Aug. 18.
SUNDAY
023.87
5.70
.
Aug. 12.
Aug. 15_.
5.17
SUNDAY
Aug. 25.
SUNDAY
o40
5.17
19.37al9.50
Aug. 14..
Aug. 25..
5.03Ha5.15
19.37al9.50
No rates
Aug. 18..
a 5.15
Aug.
SUNDAY
Aug.
5.04
Aug. 26.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
Aug. 26..
93
23.81Ho23.87
,82
a23,
19.37al9.50
Aug. 27-
93HO40,
23.82
,82 H 023.
19.37al9.50
Aug.27.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug. 28-.
92HO40.
23.81Ha23.87
,82
023,
19.37al9.50
Aug. 28.
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug. 29..
93
23.78
78Ho23.
19.37al9.50
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug. 30..
93Ha40.
23.80Ha23.86
,81
023.
19.37al9.50
5.02
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
Aug. 31..
94
23.82
,82Ho23,
19.37al9.50
Aug. 29.
Aug. 30.
Aug. 31.
5.01
05.15
5.17
3.00
5.70
040,
o40.
023.87
023.87
a23.86
Spain
Italy
Peseta
Lira
Checks
Cables
Finland
Uruguay
Venezuela
Peru
Japan
Hongkong
M arkka
Peso
Bolivar
Sol
Yen
Dollar
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
1
Checks
Aug.
1—
9.13a9.25
5.03Ha5.07
1.97o2.05
Aug.
1.
65.83
29.25o31.75
15.50ol6.00
23.43
O23.50 23.28
023.63
Aug.
2__
9.13a9.25
5.03
O5.07
1.97o2.05
Aug.
2.
65.83
29.25o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
O23.50 23.30
023.61
1.97o2.05 1
Aug.
65.83
29.25a31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
a23.50 23.15
023.16
O23.50 23.07
023.10
Aug.
3__
Aug.
4__
Aug.
S.¬
9.13a9.25
Aug.
6_.
9.13a9.25
Aug.
7--
9.13a9.25
Aug.
8--
9.13a9.25
Aug.
9_.
9.13a9.25
Aug. 10—
9.13a9.25
9.13a9.25
5.03HO5.07
Aug. 11--
1.97O2.05
Aug.
65.83
29.25fl31.75
15.50al6.00
23.44
1.9702.05
Aug.
65.83
29.25o31.75
45.50al6.00
1.97O2.05
Aug.
65.83
29.00a31.75
15.50al6.00
022.72
23.43Ha23.50 22.53
23.43
O23.50 22.44Ha22.60
5.03HO5.07
5.03Ho5.07
5.03Ha5.07
5.03Ha5.07
5.03HO4.07
1.97o2.05
Aug.
8.
65.83
29.00a31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
2.02o2.05
Aug.
9.
65.83
29.00o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43Ha23.50 22.18
022.35
5.03HO5.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 10.
65.83
29.00o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
O23.50 22.12
022.25
9.13o9.25
Aug. 13..
5.03Ha5.07
9.13o9.25
Aug. H.¬
No rates
9.13a9.25
Aug. 15—
available
9.13a9.25
Aug. 16—
9.13a9.25
Aug. 17--
9.13a9.25
No rates
available
5.03Ha5.07
5.03Ha5.07
5.03HO5.07
5.03Ha5.07
023.50 22.29
022.35
SUNDAY
Aug. 11.
SUNDAY
Aug. 12..
SUNDAY
Aug.
SUNDAY
1.97o2.05
Aug. 12.
65.83
28.50o31.75
023.50 22.09
022.25
1.97o2.05
Aug. 13.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
023.50 22.12
022.30
1.97o2.05
Aug. 14.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
O23.50 22.03
a22.25
1.95o2.05
Aug. 15.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
1.97o2.05
Aug. 16.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
O23.50 22.12 Ha22.35
022.60
O23.50 22.22
15.50al6.00
23.43
5.03Ha5.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 17.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
O23.50 22.50
022.80
Aug. 19..
9.13a9.25
5.03
O5.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 19.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
O23.50 22.52
022.55
Aug. 20—
9.13a9.25
5.03Ha5.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 20.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
a23.50 22.32Ha22.55
Aug. 21..
9.13o9.25-
5.03
1.97O2.05
Aug. 21.
65.83
28.50o31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
023.60 22.43
Aug. 22..
9.13o9.25
5.03Ha5.07
1.97o2.05
Aug. 22.
65.83
28.50a31.75
15.50al6.00
23.43
a23.50 22.57
022.75
Aug. 23—
9.13a9.25
5.03HO5.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 23.
65.83
28.50o31.75
16.00
23.43
O23.50 22.68
022.84
Aug. 24..
9.13a9.25
5.03
O5.07
2.00a2.05
Aug. 24.
65.83
28.50o31.75
16.00
23.44
O23.50 22.62
O22.80
23.44
a23.50 22.47Ha22.70
Aug. 18—
SUNDAY
Aug. 18.
SUNDAY
O5.07
022.55
SUNDAY
Aug. 26—
9.13a9.25
5.03
05.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 25.
Aug. 26.
65.83
28.50O31.75
Aug. 27—
9.13a9.25
5.03
O5.07
1.97O2.05
Aug. 27.
65.83
28.50031.75
16.00
23.44
Aug. 28—
9.13a9.25
5.03
05.07
1.97O2.05
Aug.28.
65.83
28.50031.75
16.00
23.43
a23.50 22.47
022.65
Aug. 29—
Aug. 30—
9.13a9.25
5.03
O4.07
1.97O2.05
Aug.29.
65.83
28.50031.75
16.00
23.43
a23.50 22.47
022.67
9.13a9.25
5.03
05.07
1.97a2.05
Aug. 30.
65.83
28.50o31.75
16.00
23.43
a23.50 22.43
022.53
9.13a9,25
5.03 H 05.07
1.97O2.05
Aug.31.
65.83
28.50a31.75
16.00
23.42
023.50 22.26
022.45
Aug. 25..
SUNDAY
Aug. 31_.
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Greece
Leu
Lev
Dinar
Drachma
Cables
Cables
Cables
Checks
Cables
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
.66Ha.71H
.65Ha.71H
.66H0.72
.65H0.72
.65H0.72
.SOo.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
.65H0.71H
SUNDAY
.500.55
1.00
.50a.55
1.00
.50a.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
2.24Ha2.35
2.24Ha2.35
.66Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
.65Ha.71H
.66H0.72
1.00
.SOo.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
.50a.55
1.00
.SOa.55
1.00
.500.55
1.00
2.24Ha2.35
2.24H02.35
2.24Ha2.35
2.24H02.35
2.24Ha2.35
2.24Ha2.35
1.00
1.00
.SOo.55
1.00
.50a.55
1.00
.50a.55
1.00
.50a.55
1.00
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
2.24Ha2.35
2.24Ha2.35
2.24H02.35
2.24Ha2.35
Straits
Islands
Settlements
Yuan Dollar
Peso
Cables
Cables
47.11 H047.62
.17
030.35
53 38
47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
.15
a 30.35
63.38
.15
O30.35
53.38
47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
.15
030.35
53.38
Aug.
6.00
06.05
49.80a49i3u
49.80a49i*i#
Aug.
3-
6.85
05.95
49.80a49i*i#
Aug.
4
Aug.
5__
5.84Ha5.87
49.80a4913i#
6.05
Java
Dollar
Rupee
Guilder
Cables
Cables
Cables
SUNDAY
6.
5.76
O5.80
53.38
7-
5.39
O5.70
49.80a4913i#
49.80a49i3i#
.12Ha30.35
Aug.
Aug.
8.
5.39
05.62
49.80a49i3i#
47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
,12Ha30.35
,12Ha30.35
53.38
Aug.
9-
5 42
05.75
49.80o49'»i#
47.llHa47.62
.14
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53.38
Aug. 10-
5.39
05.5 0
49.80a49i*i#
47.11Ha47.62
.14
O30.35
53.38
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53.38
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a. 72
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Aug. 11.
.66H0.72
.66H0.72
Aug. 12.
5.39
Aug. 13-
5 36
.66Ha,72
Aug. 14-
5.36
.66H0.71H
.66 Ha.72
Aug. 15.
5.36
05.62
.66Ha.71H
.66H0.72
Aug. 16-
5.39
.65H0.71H
.65H0.72
Aug. 17-
.65Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
.65Ha.71H
.66
a. 72
Aug. 19.
5.46
.66H0.72
Aug. 20.
5.36
.66
.66Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
.66H0.72
.66Ha.72
.66
.66H0.72
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21.
22.
23.
24-
Aug
25-
"05.62
49.80o49i*i#
47.11 Ha47.62
05.62
49.80a49i*i#
47.11Ha47.62
12H030.35
O5.50
49.80o49i*n
47.11Ha47.62
,12Ha30.35
49.80o49i*i#
47.11Ha47.62
12Ha30.35
53.38
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47.11Ha47.62
,12Ha30.35
53.38
5.42Ha5.75
49.80a49i»i#
47.11Ha47.62
.15
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05.75
49.80a49i«i#
53.38
49.80o49i*n
47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
,12Ha30.35
a 5.62
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53.38
5.39Ho5.62
49.80a49i*i#
53.38
5.42Ha5.70
49.80o49i*i#
5.49H05.62
49.80o49i*n
12HO30.35
12Ha30.35
12Ha30.35
5.48
49.80o49i'i#
47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
47.11 Ha47.62
47.11 H *47.62
12H *30.35
53.38
SUNDAY
05.62
53.38
53.38
SUNDAY
.500.55
1.00
.66
0.72
Aug. 26-
5.33
05.50
49.80o49i*i#
1.00
2.24Ha2.35
2.24Ha2.35
.65Ha.71H
.600.55
.65Ha.71H
.66
a. 72
05.56
49 80a49i*i#
1.00
2.24 H o2.3 5
.65Ha.71H
.66
a.72
Aug. 27.
Aug. 28.
5.31
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5.33
a 5.56
49.80o49i»i#
.SOa.55
1.00
.65H0.71H
.66
fl.72
Aug. 29-
5.26
o 5.50
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1.00
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.66
a. 72
Aug. 30.
5.26
05.50
49.80a49i*i#
.500.55
1.00
2.24Ha2.35
2.24H02.35
2.24H02.35
47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
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47.11Ha47.62
47.11Ha47.62
.66Ha.71H
.66H0.72
5.23
05.37
49.80a49i*i«
47.11Ha47.62
O30.35
53.38
SUNDAY
Aug, 18.
a.72
53.38
SUNDAY
.66H0.71H
.66Ha.71H
.66Ha.71H
0.71H
"
India
,66Ha.72
SUNDAY
.50a.55
.SOo.55
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.66H0.72
.66 Ha.72
.65H0.72
.67
SUNDAY
.500.55
a23.50 22.47 H022.70
Shanghai
1.
2.
Aug.
16.00
,12Ha30.35
,12Ha30.35
53.38
030.35
53.38
,12Ha30.35
63.38
,14
53.38
12Ha30.35
53.38
030.35
63.38
12
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING AUGUST
Bond Sales
August.
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
1940
1939
$79,705,000
1,022,249,000
$111,394,000
1,067,420,000
1940
Stock Sales
1940
August
Shares_
Jan. 1 to
1939
7,614,850
141,886,485
Aug. 31
17,372,781
144,204,786
NOTICE—Oasb and deferred delivery sales are disregarded la the month's range unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are snown in a footnote in the month in wnich they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
range for the year.
The tables on pages 19 to 40 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
August 1940, and the range for 1940.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The italic lette s in the column headed "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
are at a price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds
interest is in default.
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2, 1909.
Quotations after
sent
one or more
32ds of
Sales in
a
point.
8?
Price
|'C
Jan. 2,
>5 Ah
1940
BONDS
August
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
bonds
and bonds on which
decimal point repre¬
Bid
Ask
PRICES IN AUGUST
Aug. 1
Bid
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
U S GOVERMENT BONDS
40,000 Treasury 434 8
7,000
Registered...
1947-1952 A
...
..1944-1954 J
D
114.28 Sale
119.26 119.28 119.29 120
119.17
119.22
Il3."l9 113:22 n§:i8
113.21 113.10
114.25 Sale
1946-1956 M
i
S
114.22 114.28
113.16
114.6"
114*. 10 114:4"
114.7
113.30
114.1
S
104.21 Sale
162:12 Sale"
162:20
1943-1947 J
D
109:20 lib"
losb"
108:11 108". 14
1941 F
A
105:13
Sale
103:13 Sale"
1943-1945 A
O
109:27
Sale
108:10 108~.l4 108:15
...1944-1946 A
O
116:12
Sale
i66."7" 109111 109.*11 lbb". 14
D
iliao 111*13
30,000 Treasury 3Ha
1941-1943 M
Registered
6,000 Treasury 3Ks
2,600
119.31 Sale
119.29 Sale
55,000 Treasury 4s
2,000
Registered
3,000 Treasury 354s
1,000
Registered
O
108.9
102.23 102.12
Registered
32,000 Treasury 3348
163:17
Aug. 20 119.28
Aug.
2 119.23
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 24 113.20
Aug.
6 113.17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 26 114.6
Aug.
2 114.1
1 102.18
Aug.
108.2
Aug.
108.2
Aug. 14 108.8
Aug. 14 103.16
103.20 103.10
19 108.6
1
Highest.
117.2
June
10 121.6
Apr.
8
6
117
June
10 121.4
Apr.
8
5
111.18. June 10 115.6
Apr.
4
3
111.21
May 29 115.3
Apr.
Aug.
5
111.16
June
10 115.9
Apr.
5
Aug.
2
114.1
Aug.
2 114.8
Jan.
30
Aug. 26
102.11
July
25 104.24
Jan.
5
Aug.
2
107.16
May 31 109.30
Jan.
4
Aug. 30
Aug. 12
108.2
Aug. 14 109.21
Mar.
4
103.10
Aug.. 14 105.17
Jan.
4
107:12"
June
5
3
Registered
55,000 Treasury 3 34s
2,000
Registered...............
53,000 Treasury 3 34a
3,000
Registered
39,000 Treasury 334a
1,000
...
Registered......
1946-1949 7
27,000 Treasury 3 J4s
1949-1952 J
Registered.........—.....
D
....1946-1948 J
D
111727 112.4*
111.7
Sale
111.2
Sale
111.28 112
11178
Sale
Aug. 16
Jan.
4
108.9
Aug. 12 108.9
Aug. 12
107.11
June
10 109.30
Jan.
11
109.3
Aug. 19 109.10
Aug.
3 109.7
Aug.
8
107.30
June
10 110.21
Apr.
0
Aug.
107.29
June
10 110.14
Aug. 31
108.23
June
3 112.13
Aug.
Aug. 26
111.2
Aug.
111.29
109.14
May 24 113.10
Apr.
110.26
Aug.
3
Registered.........
290,000 Treasury 2Hs
1,000
Registered
25,000 Treasury 2«4s
4,000
Registered...—
Aug. 15 111.28
110.23 110.7
Aug. 19 110.19
Aug. 26
108 b"
III 722
Apr.
3
110.17
Jan.
110.17
Jan.
25
Aug. 16 110.13
Aug.
107.20
June
111.30
Apr.
8
Aug. 17 108.3
Aug. 24 107.26
Apr.
2
106.20
June
109.12
Mar.
8
105.24
May
109.19
Apr.
1
iolhb*
May
108:30 Apr."4
lioho Sale" 116:12 llb~.l6 iI6:i5 llb:i8 109:20"
<S
..1955-1960 M
8
167:30 Sale" 107:28 Sale" 107:29 108"
1945-1947 M
S
166:5
Sale"
1948-1951 M
8
108:8
108". 16 108.5
Registered
96,000 Treasury 2«8—
Registered
142,000 Treasury 2^8
j
108*. 10
Sale
108:12 Sale
6
108
107.2
108.21
Aug. 14 108.28
Aug. 22 108.22
107.9
Aug. 25 108.12
Aug.
5
Aug.
3
Aug. 31
Aug.
3
Aug. 31
106.22
Aug. 15 107.16
Aug. 31
106:1"
Aug. 14 106.28
Aug.
107.22
.....
108722 1Q~8*.25 108:28
108.18
D
107:12 Sale"" i07:i2 107:15 107716
Sale
2MB
n
1956-1959 M
S
106:21 Sale"
106.22 106.26 106.29 107
1958-1963 J
D
166:20
Sale
106.14 Sale
1960-1965 J
D
l66:i3
106.20
166:15 106718 106720
D
108:23 108*.28 108:3"
..1945 J
38,000 Treasury 2 %3
433,000 Treasury 2Mb
20.000 Treasury 2s—...
1948 M
1949-1953 J
S
107.18 107.24
1950-1952
1951-1953
M
D
105.13 Sale
S
105.17 Sale
D
102.31 Sale
1954-1956 J
D
1947 J
28,000 Treasury 2s.................1948-1950 J
5,000
Registered
106.20 106.23
108".7" i08:i2
106.23
108.15
107.26 107.29 107.29 108
105.13 105.18 105.12 Sale
D
164:1*8 104:23
D
103
103.6
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
3MB
1944-1964
17,000
3s
1944-1949 M N
2.000
3s
1942-1947 7
J
105.7
2MB
1942-1947 M
S
105.2
M
8
Home Owners Mortgage Corp—
31,000
3S series A
1944-1952 M N
June
109.26
Mar.
107.24
Mar.
108.12
Apr.
107.28
Mar. 18
May
108
Apr.
103.14
June
104.25
June 13
103.15
June
108.1
Apr.
2
107.29
Apr.
107.29
Apr.
4
6
106.18
June
109.13
Apr.
5
loshb"
Aug.
8 106.16
Aug.
5
105725
Aug. 14 106.21
Aug.
5
Ios72 "
Aug.
107.18
Aug. 21
7 108.4
Aug.
107:25
103.13
8
3
2
104.28
Aug. 14 105.17
105.15 105.19 105.21 105.24 105.1
103.10 Sale
103.16 103.18 102.31
102.20 Sale
102.27 102.29 102.3
Aug. 15 105.20
Aug.
103.2
May 24 108.31
May
107.2
Apr.
4
103.3
June
105.23
Jan.
5
3
103.4
104.23 104.29 105.3
105.6
104.20
103.15 103.19 103.27 103.30 103.3
Aug. 17 103.18
Aug. 14 102.25
May
107.3
Apr.
Aug. 26
101.7
104.23
Apr.
Aug. 22
102.2
May
July
Aug. 13 105
Aug. 22
102.28
June
Aug. 26
101.13
June
104.24
Aug. 12
101.14
May
104.8
Aug 28
Aug.
2
Aug. 19
Aug.
7
105.22
June
105.20
103.16
May 24,108.21
May 15! 105.15
103.9
107.17 107.21 107.16 107.20 107.4
107.10 107.13 107.19 107 22,107.2
Aug. 14 107.7
105.12
104.1
Aug.
105.8
103.27 103.31 103.25 103.29 103.26
Aug.
104.5
104.2
104.6
107.24 108
106.31 107.2
2Mb Series G
1942-1944 J
J
104.17 104.22
IMS series M
1945-1947 7
D
101.15 101.24
103.17 103.19 103.20 Rale
101.19 101.22 101.31 102.2
104.1
107.10 107.13 106.20
102.25
Aug. 13 103.24
Aug. 12 103.3
Aug. 19 107.15
2 104.2
7 103.26
105.30
8 108.24
Mar .10
3
3
Aug. 22
Apr.
3
Apr.
2
Mar. 15
Apr.
Apr.
•
3
Jan.
9
May 23,105.2
Jan.
34
4
Aug. 13 107.7
Aug. 30
105.4
May 31 108.12
Apr.
107.17
Feb.
23 107.17
Feb. 23
103.12
Aug. 13 103.20
Aug. 31
103.1
June
4 104.25
Mar.
7
101.14
Aug. 15 101.22
Aug. 23
100.5
June
4 102.12
Apr.
5
97 H May
9
Registered....
50.000
106.20
May
106:io
103.3
108.11 108.16
108.8
Sale
J8.000
Apr.
3
Mar. 23
May
Aug .29
Aug.
5
......
1,000
109.16
108.16
May
103.24
Registered..................
—0,09° Treasury 2 Ms
^e.OOO Treasury 2Ms
,
Mar. 23
May
June
Registered....
2,000 Treasury 2 Mis
4.000
111.1
104.20
104.28
107.24
5
Registered
202.000 Treasury 2^8
Registered..
6,000 Treasury 2 H8
4
0
107.14
—
Registered
63,000lTreasury
------
June
Apr.
Mar. 23
...
1951-1954 J
------
------
Mar. 29
111.9
1951-1955 M
20,000 Treasury 2^8
116:1"
Aug. 20 111.8
Aug.
1 111.2
Registered
51,000 Treasury 3s
10
111.2
III 72~9 112"
116:18 Sale" 116:15 110.26 116:20
108:14
loiTlO
109.7
...
...
9,000 Treasury 3a.........
108.18
NEW YORK CITY
Transit Unification Issue—
-.589,000
3% corporate stock..
.1980 J D
FOREIGN GOVT & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Colombia)—
iGtd sink fund 6s...........1947 F A
3.000
AGtd sink fund 6s
J 948 A O
Akershua (Klngd of Norway) 4s_1968 Af 8
14~.656 iAntioqula (Dep tof) Col 7s A..1945 J J
16,000
^External 8 f 7s series B
...1945
^External s f 7s series C._
6,000
1945
14,000
iExternal ■ f 7s series D
1945
3.000
a7« 1st series
1957
1,000
47s 2d series...
1957
5,000
47s 3d series
...1957
5.000 Antwerp (Clty( extl loan 5s
1958
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
S f external 4Mb
157,000
-.1948
148,000
Sinking fund external 4H»
1971
8 f external conv loan 4s.Feb 1972
217.000
8 f external conv loan 4s. .Apr 1972
185.000
J
96 %
27 %
30
27
20H
20 H
94
14
14
J
14
14
17
18
17
17
A
O
13
A
O
13
A
O
13 H
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J
D
66 X
69
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16i
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96
31
22
20
20
25
40
27
40
11
13
10
11X
11H
11%
10 %
10H
10 %
21%
15
10
11
13M
Sale
10
11
10
13
11511%
10 %
11
9
94 H Sale
75
88
Sale
A
80 H
Sale
64 % Sale
58% Sale
A
O
79H
58
9
23
F
81%
9
Sale
Sale
78
67
58 %
95% Aug. 13
96 % Aug. 10
88 H.May. 21
22
22
21
23
nx
M2V
MN
Sale
10
11 %
30
79 H
Sale
60 H
20
Aug.
3
Aug.
3
June
July
Apr.
8
May
7% May
7% May
7% May
May
40
10% Aug.
11
Aug.
10% Aug.
10 H Aug.
10% Aug.
10
Aug.
10
Aug.
25
Aug.
19
6
13
30
22
21
21
26
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
22
21
2
22
21
22
26
Aug. 21
62% Aug.
9
6
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15
31
28
29
74
55 % Aug.
56
Aug.
June
28 H Feb. 16
Feb. 15
66
Mar. 13
29
10
23
22
24
24
31
17
May 28
May 29
15% Feb. 15
Feb.
15
15H Feb.
15 H Feb.
14% Feb.
14% Feb.
14H.Feb.
77
Apr.
14
14
1
16
70 H July 16
61H June 12
96 H Mar.
C
95
64 H July
15
87 H Mar.
55% July
15
87 H Mar.
7
7
7
Mar.
hi
For footnotes see page 30.
15
15
4
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
Value
145,000
3,000
6,000
25,000
41,000
19,000
3,000
4,000
95,000
243,000
218,000
91,000
15,000
5,000
8,000
45,000
Ask
87
83%
of 1928
1956 MN 75
j
7
^Austrian Govt s f 7s__.-------1967 J
11%
iBavaria (Free State) ext 6%s--}94° F A
Belgium 25-yr external 6%s
1949 M S 100
94%
External s f 6s—
1955 j J
102 %
External a f 7s
1955
(Germany) a f 6%s
AExternal sinking fund 6s
ABrazil (U S of) external 8s
AExtl s f g 6 %s of 1926AExtl sf6%s of 1927
ACent Ry 39year g 7s
Brisbane (City) s f 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s
20-year s f 6s—
ABudapest (City of) 6s——
Buenos Aires (Province of)—
a6s stamped
11
1950
1958
a Benin
m S
19
79%
Sale
41% Sale
44
56
13%
15
16%
14% Sale
11% Sale
11% Sale
12%
Sale
90
Sale
35
Sale
42
\rA
Sale
A
1950
1962
D
j
D
75
75
87
7
1961
M S
63
Izll
1976
1976
-1975
1984
M S
57% Sale
56%
58
56%
58%
56% Sale
38%
40
31
11%
11%
10
12%
11% Sale
F
A
A
O
MN
J
*7
196/ j
J
Oct 1960
A
A
O
MN
F
A
j
J
j
J
j
J
M1V
J
j
93% Sale
96% Sale
89
88%
88% Sale
15%
M S
15"
12%
j
32
"6
13%
""8%
46
Sale
50%
34%
80% Sale
90% Sale
81% Sale
73
74
84%
85%
71%
71%
-—----
------
—--
-----—
------
13%
Sale
13% Sale
16%
17%
46
44
50
51%
54%
36%
10
9%
12%
12%
89%
98%
Sale
Sale
88
81
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
78%
80
Sale
79
8
14%
14%
18
14
17
15%
14%
17%
12%
"14%
14%
10
Sale"
"46%
45%
32
11
11%
15
12%
11% Sale
12%
11% Sale
12%
14
11
11%
12%
20
11
11%
12%
20
11% Sale
12%
11
11%
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
44% Aug. 16
44% Aug. 16
40
Aug. 16
8% Aug. 19
17% Aug.
"
50
Aug.
40
Aug.
45% Aug.
12% Aug. 27
12
Aug. 26
13% Aug. 29
10% Aug. 19
10% Aug. 16
11
Aug. 19
49
Aug. 27
47% Aug. 12
50
Aug. 21
8
Aug.
6
32
17
44% Aug. 23
44% Aug.
1
46
Aug.
1
49% Aug. 13
31
Aug. 13
11
Aug.
3
Aug. 22
11
17
15%
11%
15%
11%
11
17
10
10%
10%
4
8
ll*
14
13
Sale
24
13
14%
12
14%
12
14%
13%
16%
Sale
17%
Sale
17
12
15
1960 M S
1951 j D
15
13
10
11%
Sale
13
10
11
11%
11%
10
11
---
6
12% Aug. 15
11
Aug.
2
12% Aug.-20
11% Aug.
1
12% Aug. 20
11
Aug. 16
12% Aug.
6
11
Aug. 16
11% Aug. 13
11% Aug.
1
12% Aug.
3
11% Aug. 22
11% Aug. 22
10
Aug.
1
11% Aug.
6
10
Aug.
6
11% Aug. 29
10
Aug. 12
11% Aug. 12
10
Aug.
8
9
Sale
6
11 % Aug.
14%
Sale
16%
54
8%
91
Jan.
15
38
June 11
90% Jan.
24
34
June
84
12
Jan.
15
June 22
46%
46%
49%
51%
32
24
June 28
6% Feb. 13
12% Jan. 30 20
July
2
July 15 102% Mar. 19
30% July 16 100% Apr.
5
35
Mar. 19
May 17 108
32
12
June
7%
10%
8%
8%
8%
June 10
June 11
18
June 12
June 12
June
6,
16% July 22
Mar. 8
23%
18%
18%
18%
Mar. 8
Mar.
8
Jan. 25
33
June
12, 79
Jan.
33
June
12
Jan.
42
May 29
10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
4% June 13
July 31
38 % June 12
39% June 11
41
June
40
June 26
31
July 25
11
Aug.
11% Aug.
12
8
May 28|
9% June
7|
78
65
July 31
65% Feb. 17
63% Mar. 13
Feb.
66
14
Jan.
15
Apr. 11
69
May 28 101% Jan.
June 26 107
Jan.
June
6: 96% Jan.
61
May
78
June
58% May
59% May
6
19
67% Mar. 14
45% Apr.
4
83
72
30
24
87% Feb. 13
10% Mar. 18
10
9
3
10
2
3
93% Jan.
96% Jan.
Jan.
9
88% Jan.
10
89
Mar.
June 20
June 25
14% Aug.
May
10
19% June 27
15
Apr. 20
10
June
19
June 27
12
June 13
17
Jan.
14% Apr. 27
-----
10
Sale
13
55
48
Sale Prices
9% June
13
Sale
Sale
16%
13
15% Aug. 30
12
13
62%
12%
15%
15%
12%
12%
14% Aug.-
11%
16%
63
Highest
Sale Prices
39
June 12
-----
"20""
16% Sale
13%
17%
13
19
57
31
21
22
10
22
14
21
21
27
17
10
10
10
10
21
12
27
90% Aug. 22
99% Aug. 22
90
Aug. 22
84% Aug. 22
90
Aug. 31
81
Aug. 22
81% Aug. 22
.6% Aug. 20
14% Aug.
7
16
Aug. 16
14%
Sale
50
45%
9%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
79% Aug. 17
89% Aug. 16
81% Aug.
1
73
Aug.
6
84% Aug.
6
70
Aug. 16
69% Aug. 16
6% Aug. 20
14% Aug.
7
16
Aug. 16
12%
11%
11%
12%
11% Sale
12%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
11% Sale
10%
11
11%
13
10%
11
11%
10%
11
11%
10%
11
13
Sale Prices
51
1
Lowest
65
12
9
17
13
17
7%
10
14
14%
13%
11%
12%
54
44
70%
14
50
46
Sale
71
15
45
45
44
62%
11%
11%
49%
55
45%
67
50
9
a7s assented._
16,000
AExternal sinking fund g 6s— 1960 A O
3,000
1960 A
a6s assented
40,000
AExternal s f gold 6s_
Feb 1961 F
9,000
a 6s assented
-Feb 1961 F
20,000
19,000 r iRy ref extl s f g 6s-——Jan 1961 J
a6s assented
--Jan 1961 J
19,000
AExtl s f 6s int ctfs.
Sept 1961 M S
2,000
a6s assented
Sept 1961 M S
8,000
1962 M S
AExt
sinking
fund
6s
9,000
1962 M S
a6s assented
19,000
1963 MN
AExternal sinking fund 6s
4,000
1963 MN
a6s assented
12,000
12,000 AChile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6%s. 1957 *7 D
1957 *7 D
i6 % s assented
—
13,000
AGuar s f gold 6%s—------- 1961 j D
2,000
1961 j D
a6
s assented
12,000
AGuaranteed s f gold 6s—-— 1961 A O
1,000
1961 A O
a6s assented
32,000
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s—_- 1962 MN
1,000
1962 MN
13s assented
22,000
1960 M S
AChilean Munic Loan 7s—
AChinese Hukuang Ry 5s.-—
ACologne (Germany) s f 6%s— 1950
Colombia (Republic of)—
'
a6s of 1928
Oct 1961
a6s of 1927
-Jan 1961
1947
AColombia Mtge Bank 6 %s
A Sinking fund 7s of 1926—-- 1946
ASinking fund 7s of 1927--.-- 1947
Copenhagen external 5s.- 1952
96%
J
1942 MN
1942 MN
—
Sale
106%
96%
13%
11%
85
55
14%
20
52
6%
9%
101% Sale
1960
a6s Apr 1937 coupon on
AChile Republic ext s f g 7s
a7s assented
16
51%
61%
50%
12%
12%
103%
13
13
19
40""
22
Sale
50%
49
44%
8%
45%
Sale
F
,-1968 M1V
f 6s
Sale
42% Sale
11
9%
j
270,000 Canada (Dominion) gold 4s—-— 1960
1952
447,000
30-year gold 5s.
— --203,000
10-year 2 %s
—Aug 15 1945
1961
25-year 3^s_77,000
1944
7-year 2 %
41,000
1967
92,000
30-year
1968
86,000
30-year 3s
1954
1,000 ACarlsoad (City) s f 8s__6,000 ACent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s._--- 1950
AFarin Loan s f 6s
July 1960
7,000
a6s Jan 1937 coupon on.--- 1960
s
Sale
48
79
8
13% Sale
14% Sale
1952
1957
1958
_ -
AFarm load
48%
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Bid
Sale
22
13 £
17 J.
1941
1957
1957
Readjustment 4%-4%s
Refunding s f 4%-4%s
Extl readjust 4%s-4%s
Extlsf4%-4% $ bonds
3 %s external s f 8 bonds7,000
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
A Secured s f 7s
10,000
AStabilization loan 7 %s
13,000
~8",66o
Bid
External g 4%s
163,000
48,000
55,000
33,000
7,000
Jan. 2,
1940
SI
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN GOVT (Continued)—
j
125,000 Australia 5s of 1925---July 16 1955 J
External loan 5s of 1927
-'•1957 M S
81,000
%
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
l|
BONDS
August
14",666
EXCHANGE—BONDS
n. r. STOCK
20
11% Aug.
12% Aug.
11% Aug.
12% Aug.
11% Aug.
12% Aug.
11% Aug.
12% Aug.
11% Aug.
12% Aug.
11% Aug.
12% Aug.
11% Aug.
11% Aug.
10% Aug.
11% Aug.
10%. Aug.
11% Aug.
10% Aug.
11% Aug.
10% Aug.
11
July
12
June
8
12
10% June 12
14% Mar.
9
12
17
Jan.
2
14% Mar
9
21
12
10
6
12
10% June 13
12
17
Jan.
4
11
17
12
22
10% June 14
10% June 13
14%
16%
14%
16%
13 %
Mar.
June
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
May
9
8
9
16
Jan.
29
6
24
29
20
12
20
Aug. 29
14
Aug.
9
24% Sale
23% Sale
20%
27
20% 30
20%
24% Sale
22%
24
46%
49
70
71
27%
26%
70%
72
70
Aug.
2
14%
98%
15
19
16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
3
June
11
10% June 13
9% June 10
11% July 16
9
June
11
11% June 26
9
6
8
5
13% Apr. 25
16
Jan.
14
16
Jan.
Jan.
June
11
Jan.
11
8% July
5
13
June
5
12% Apr.
10
6% Apr.
15% July
3
30% Sale
10
June
6
A
Jan.
14% Mar. 9
16% Jan.
9
14% Apr. 22
June 26
14
15%
17
2
12
Aug. 29
11
June 17
10% June 12
12% July
5
10% June 15
Jan.
10
10
M S
15
17
12
9
Aug.
June
2
13
15
22
3
17
9
2
16
15
13 % Jan.
17% Apr.
Mar.
5
23
4
25
1
8
17
5
^
203,000
145,000
6,000
4,000
3,000
59,000
26,000
17", 066
-
-
-
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-—-
O
j
J
A
O
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F
A
j
D
30
Sale
1953 MN
jACordoba (City) 7s stamped-_ 1957 F A
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina 7s— 1942 J
j
42%
70
70%
75
16%
25
12,000 ACosta Rica (Rep of) 7s.---—--1951 MN
1944 M S 100%
5,000 UOuba Rep of) 5s of 19045s ext debt Ser A of 1914.----1949 F A 100% 103
5,000
99
4%s external loan
1949
84.000
4%s external debt
1977
57% Sale
397,000
30-year s f 5 %s
.—---1953
100% 102%
15,000
APublic Works 5 %s__ June 30 1945
19,000
ACzechoslovak (Rep of) extl8s.. 1951
ASink fund 8s series B.a.-- --1952
"2",066
172,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s_1942
37,000
291,000
External g 5Hs_-^--——-1955
External g4%s
1962
17,000 Dominican Republics f5%s_„_-1942
1st ser 5 %s of 1926
---1940
2,000
2d series sinking fund 5 %s_
-1940
1,000
Customs Adm 5%s 2d series.-1961
1969
5%s 1st series
~4"OO6
5 % 9 2d series
-——-1969
2,000
ADresden (City) extl sf 7s
-1945
El Salvador (Rep) 1st s f 8s A—t948
ACertificate* of deposit---22,000
Estonia (Republic) 7s
----1967
1945
21",066 Finland (Rep of) external 6s
a Frankfort (City of) s f 6%s
1953
16.555 French Republic 7 %sstamped--1941
7%s unstamped
——1941
External s f 7s stamped
1949
"7.066
7s unstamped
1949
.
.
...
A
O
A
O
100
99%
53%
102
73%
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
14%
5
Sale
47% Sale
33%
30%
27%
70%
70
58
M S
16%
Sale
74
71
71
72
65%
65%
75
75
J
j
13
15
J
j
42
90
M S
40
Sale
11%
19%
101% 104
35
50
21
Yd l08~~ III"
105%
—-
45%
20
9
42%
233",000
4,000
A3 5-year 5 %b stamped
—
1965 j
1965
a5%s unstamped
A5%sstpd (Canadian holder).1965
AGerman Republic 7s stamped. .1949 A
a7s
unstamped
8% Sale
6
O
1949
11
8
Sale
7%
17
12
20%
7%
German Prov & Communal Bks—
A(Cons Agric L'n) 6%s
3,000
2,000 AGreek Govt secured 7s
a7s part paid-2,000
ser
A.1958 j D
1964 M2V
-
1964
1968
AS f secured 6s
10,000
a6s part paid
1968
2,000
1952
19,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
1946
1,000 AHamburg (State) 6s
Alleidelberg (City) extl s f 7 %s__ 1950
1960
"4,000 llelsingfor8 (City) ext 6%s
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
ASecured s f g 7 %s
1945
1,000
ASecured s f g 7s
Septl946
Aliungari.tn
Land
Mtge7%s
A__1961
~"i",666
aS f 7 %s series B
1961
4,000
1979
13,000 Hungary 7 %s ext at 4% to
1,000
199,000
10,000
93,000
222,000
97,000
D
Irish Free State external 5s
FA
12%
23%
16%
18%
14%
25
90
A
"o
84%
A
O
8%
J
J
7
A
O
J
j
J
J
6%
MN
6%
24%
20%
-----
A
22%
30
"8%
9
"36"
Italy (Kingdom) extl s f 7s
1960 MN
1951 J D
italian Cred Consortium 7s B
70% Sale
1947 M S
70%
Altallan Public
Utility
a
f
g 7s._l952 J
Japanese Govt extl s i 6 %s
Extl sinking fund 5%s
For footnotes
see page
30.
J
.1954 F A
1965 MN
91
53
79%
60%
13
10%
94%
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
30%
6%
6%
6%
6%
25
45%
47
25
27%
85
62%
8
1
13
29
22
16
22
28
6
72
Aug. 20
18
Aug.
rl01%Aug.
100% Aug.
100
Aug.
54
Aug.
103
Aug.
74% Aug.
26
16
65%
65%
6%
-----
8%
29%
42
50
12
19
57%
7
42
Aug. 16
Aug.
8
Aug. 30
Aug.
5
I
75
72
8
46
Aug. 24
Aug.
8
7
Aug. 17
63
50
Aug.
70%
70%
90
70
Aug." lo
16%
11%
17
12%
15% Aug. 12
10% Aug. 16
17% Aug. 17
12% Aug. 19
16%
20%
7%
20%
16%
19% Aug. 26
13% Aug. 19
21% Aug. 19
14% Aug. 13
25
13
25%
15% Aug.
Aug.
14
Aug.
10% Aug.
14% Aug.
65
Aug.
13
Aug.
Sale
-----
70
-----
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15%
Sale
-----
10
16%
58
12%
9%
8
9%
28%
60
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45%
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Sale
!
15
15
68"" "70"~
10%
41
7%
7%
7%
7%
27
48
48%
31%
29
81
57%
Mar. 13
May 29
13
Aug. 10
20
16%
50
12%
9%
8
9%
30
60
Sale
34%
Sale
84
Sale
22
45
22
2
30
24
8
13
1
Aug. 27
6% Aug. 29
8
7
27
48
46%
31
27%
80%
57%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
-Aug.
15% Aug. 22
Aug.
2
Aug. 16
Aug.
9
Aug.
8
Aug. 26
13
Aug.
1
22
20%
14%
14%
68
49
Aug. 17
6% Aug. 29
8
Aug.
7
Aug.
28% Aug.
48
50
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30% Aug.
86% Aug.
63%_Aug.
33
June 24
8% Aug.
20
Mar. 29
85
Mar.
7
21
Apr.
0
65% July
Mar. 13
Apr.
5
Jan.
26
Apr.
5
Jan.
17
81% Apr. 22
14% June 27
13% Feb. 26
Mar. 13
73
Apr.
18% Apr.
17% Apr.
4
21
72
100
63% Mar. 13
55%
22
65
June 26
68
July
24
65
June
12
68
May 18
69% June
6
11% June 18
Mar. 13
75% Apr.
75
75
Apr.
13
1
Mar. 15
75% Mar. 18
75% May
1
75
Mar. 23
17
July
15
16
Feb.
23
40
Aug.
May
53% Feb.
14
40
Jan.
80
7
19%
9% May
105
40% July
92
9
92%
Apr.
45% July 12 118
_
106
15
9%
16
73
Sale
57% Aug. 27
20%
70
49
June 10 104
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
Aug.
8
Aug.
9
13
Jan. 27
Mar. 13
May 21
70
73
72
Feb.
Feb.
70
12
75
75
17
Feb.
26%
27%
26%
52%
98
75
75
34
9
70
71
70
Aug. 26
Aug. 29
Aug.
8
22
28
19
8
19
15
2
17
5
69
70
71
34% Mar.
15% May
May
20
Aug.
20% Aug.
16
Apr.
15% Apr.
45% July
65% June
6
22
9% Aug. 30
45% Aug. 22
43
Aug. 22
42% Aug. 22
40%
15 % May 22
20
97% June 11 102%
June 20 103%
93
July 11 101%
51% Aug. 22 62
22
8% Aug. 27
33% Aug.
1
30% Aug.
1
27% Aug.
1
19%
9
12
19
27% Aug. 30
27% Aug. 30
22
Aug.
5
22
Aug.
3
20% Aug.
2
29% Aug. 22
28
Aug. 23
14%
50
14
16
MN
F
14%
20%
73
17
17
30
74
12
German Gov't International—
306,000
13,000
9%
9%
Sale
68%
70%
70%
71
71
10
D
73
Sale
75
Aug.
23% Aug.
20
Aug.
20
Aug.
20% Aug.
24% Aug.
22% Aug.
100% 102% 100%
100
100%
166"" 98%
"53"" Sale
51%
101
103
101%
Sale
75
8%
Sale
26
35
MN
j
23
Sale
75
MN
24%
Sale
70
O
30
20
Sale
74
A
20
38
28
70%
M S
A O
28
20
Jan.
8% Jan.
5% Feb.
3 109
23
8
10% Jan.
2
6% Apr. 29
9
June
3
18
July 18
7% June 13
10% Aug. 24
7 h May 15
65
Aug. 13
7
May 27
10
May 22
22% Jan. 19
Mar. 13
June 29
Jan.
18
Apr. 16
Apr. 19
Apr. 24
20% June 17
17
June 24
25:
18 J
June 24
June
18
15% May
2
22
Aug.
2
20% Mar. 16
21 % Apr. 24
16% Feb. 24
90
16
Jan.
July
18
16
17 % June 29
75
Apr.
2
5% June 12
6
May 27
10% Mar. 18
9% Mar. 15
7
9
Apr. 18
9
Apr. 18
9
32% Apr.
Jan.
17
3
5
8
26
26
29
20
10
23
June
76
2
57
May 28
Apr. 17
5% June
Apr.
45
July
34% June
20
25
June
92
Jan.
9
72
Jan.
3
78% Mar. 9
3
54% Jan.
91% Apr. 13
70
6
July
Sales in
Jan. 2,
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
$
n
10,000
2,000
10N
1943
AStabilization loan 7s
A4Ns assented
AExternal s f 8s_
A4N» assented
7J4
(Kingdom of) 7b
ASaarbruecken
"
Sao Paulo
39,000
47,000
17,000
241,000
90,000
Sale
Sale
44
47
Sale
Sale
40 X
42
9%
6%
12%
6X
6M
40%
40 X
27%
17M
58 M
52 %
20
12
16
56M
53 N
55 M
56 X
52 X
s
f
s f
(State of)—
a6N« extl secured
Sale
91
50
4N
-
17
20
78M
Sale
3
4
7M
7M
8N
12
9
Sale
11
7%
714
714
Sale
914
a
8%
60
Sale
8
Sale
614
8H
914
10
22
4
Aug. 27
7M
7X
6M
6M
22
2
24
28
6
1
Aug. 12
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
Aug.
6
4
" Aug. 27
56
1114
9M
10 X
9%
10
Sale
10M
18M
14
7)4
6M
Sale
4%
10N
8
8
9%
9%
32 X
7%
4)4
....
7
11X
8M
10N
10M
34 X
9%
7
5
1
4M Aug.
3 X Aug.
4M Aug.
7
5
1
9M Aug.
6
7M Aug. 30
9
Aug. 22
12X Aug. 14
12 M Aug. 30
78 M Aug.
7
50
Aug.
1
15M Aug. 21
7N Aug. 27
6N Aug.
6
10 M Aug.
13
4M Aug.
3M Aug.
4N Aug.
13 X
85 X
60
22
X Apr.
18
Jan.
9
-
9N
714
914
914
32
Aug. 30
Aug. 19
Aug.
3
Aug. 28
Aug.
2
9
9
-
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
13X Aug.
6
13 X Aug.
5
8514 Aug. 29
58
Aug. 26
15M Aug. 21
8% Aug. 10
7)4 Aug.
1
10M Aug. 24
8% Aug.
7
10
Aug.
8
10X Aug. 20
35
Aug. 21
23
44
Jan.
40
Jan.
20
33 X June
35
June
4
IM Apr.
9
1
Jan.
1M
1M
1M
IX
i
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
18
18
18
15
3
12 M Mar.
12 N Mar.
9
June 12
8
3
7iM Apr.
71M Mar. 20
9
90 M Feb.
Jan.
30
May
97 M Apr.
29 X May
23 X May
&
90
Apr.
6
6
20 M June 12
June 11
80
29
89
20
June
June
June
June
Feb.
May
June
4
May
3% A ug.
4
May
4%
5M
4%
4%
8%
3%
9M
6
6%
9
12
13
17
14
14
26
31
18
28
5
17
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
21X June 25 80
19
9% May 13
54
May 28 65
58
49 M May 16
75
19 M June 13
96 X June 28 105 M
82
59% /Vug. 13
50
June 26
74M
Jan
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. 26
5
Jan.
23
10 X Mar. 11
11
Mar. 13
10X
10X
8%
10N
16N
9 X
7%
7
15
15
26
28
17
Apr.
8
Jan. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 19
July
Aug.
13
Mar. 29
Jan.
Mar. 19
18N July
17N July
1
2
7
27
12
June
103
Feb.
41M June
15
May
5M June
4M June
98
Jan.
21
Jan.
7
24
Jan.
Apr.
hk Feb. 14-
11X Jan.
59
13
>
June 28
June
June
11N Mar.
10N Mar.
18
13
Apr.
9
8
1
5N June 12
11X Feb. 20
5
June
12
7
June 24
12
Mar.
Mar.
27
June 12
61
Mar. 15
11
7% May 28
7X Feb. 27
9
14M Feb. 15
8214 Apr.
9
Jan.
4
June 14
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
414 June 12
4M June 12
30
12 N Apr.
9N Apr.
9
9
8
10
22
22
54
6M Aug. 30
Aug.* 6
Aug. 20
6M Aug. 28
6
5
12
8M
Sale
3214 Sale
7X
10
4
52X Aug.
35
Aug.
101M Aug.
60
Aug.
57X Aug.
7
4%
50
12
~7X
8
Sale
1957 M N
7M
Sale
13
1950
8M
7M
7M
1956
1968
a7s extl water loan
54""
o
24
14
Sale
8N
Sale
a7s series B sec external
ASilesia (Prov) extl sink fund
9%
7%
20%
23
12%
Sale
11X
12 N
10N
Sale
29 N
32
15
17
20
Sale
14
55
53 M Aug.
8
2014
11%
12%
10
36 N
10N
9N
21%
13%
12%
11%
38X
9
2
54 X Aug.
5
2
80
Mar. 25
June 12
12
Apr.
June 14
10N Apr.
53 N Aug.
11
Aug.
Aug. 12
9X Aug. 12
7 X Aug.
20 X Aug.
11 J? Aug.
11X Aug.
10X Aug.
31X Aug.
20
»Aug. 14
20% Aug.
5
13M Aug. 22
13
Aug. 16
11M Aug. 22
39% Aug. 21
20
Aug. 14
11%
1962 Af N
11%
16
10
1962 MN
11
12 %
10 X
D
5
7s.l958
(City of) 6s
AWarsaw (City) external 7s
J
13N Jan.
6
May
4N June
4N June
2014 May
12 N June
814 June
3N
12
88
Sale
55 %
39
Sale
56 M
Sale
52 H
F A
AfN
49 M
Af N
49 X
Af N
43 N
44 X
40X
J D
F A
J
J
48
Sale
47
48
O
45 X
8
6M
*50"
6
Sale
Sale
railroad and industrial
companies
AAbitibi Pow & Paper 1st 5s.-1953 J D
185,000
Adams Express coll tr g 4s
1948 M 8
5,000
Collateral trust 4s of 1907
1947 J D
51
104
102
Sale
4 Ms stamped
Adriatic Elec Co external 7s
1946 F
19521.4
A
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A
First cons 4s series B
1943 J
D
1943 J
D
107
O
52
Albany Perforated Wrap Pap 6s-1948
6s with warrants assented
A
O
60
1948
68
a5s stamped
41
149,000
182,000
3 Ms debentures
1966
174,000
Am Type Found s f debs 2 M-5s
1950
9,000
Amer Waiter Wks & El 6s ser A-.1975
33,000
For footnotes, see page 30.
83
.
site*
79M
Collateral and convertible 5s. -1949 J
1950
Allegh & West 1st g guar 4s
1998
Allegh Valley gen gu 4s
1942
Allied Stores Corp deb 4 Ms
1950
4Mb debentures
1951
Allis-Chalmer8 Mfg conv 4s
1952
a Alpine Montan Steel 7s
1955
Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s
2030
American I G Chemical 5M8--.1949
Amer Internat Corp conv 5 Ms-.1949
American Telephone & Telegraph
20-year sinking fund 5 Ms
1943
3%b debentures
1961
Sale
A
59
A
Af S
106
I06N
O
100
Sale
A
4
60
57 M
30
Sale
54
25,
25%
55\
38 X
Sale
34 M
38 X
40
98 M
99M
105 N
40
Sale
40
37
37
52
Sale
47
35 X
44
33
24
F
A
96
Sale
M S
110M
Sale
8
13 M
63 X
Sale
Af S
31
AfN
103
Sale
J
104M
Sale
J
M N
A
O
J
D
J
J
M N
8)4 Aug. 12
10% Aug. 12
109
Sale
108 X
108 X
Sale
Sale
105 X 106
107 N 108 M
Aug.
Aug. 17
24 X Aug. 26
54 X Aug. 26
40
38 X
40 X
51
42
12
21
13
12
24
18
11
7N May 18
7N May 18
59 M
—
3M
3M
56 M
100 X
—
106X
50
34
23
2
1
Mar. 14
13 N Mar.
8
13
Aug. 16
11N Aug. 22
39h Aug. 21
20
Aug. 14
20
16
Mar.
15N
14 N
5X
5N
15 X
Mar. 23
Mar. 19
Mar. 7
Apr. 16
Jan.
9
3X
59 M
63
June
63
Mar.
Aug.
99X Aug.
99X Aug.
105X Aug.
109 X Aug.
107
Aug.
54
Sale
84
75
Sale
70N
46
Sale
47
Sale
62 X
62 X
65
104M 107M 104 X 105""
100
100 X 103
97 X
96
97
97 X
108 M 109
108M Sale
14
14 M
49
Sale
49M Sale
Sale
103
102M Sale
99
Sale
97 M
Aug.
Aug.
46
73 M Aug.
108
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
44
Aug.
102
Aug.
97
Aug.
42
62 X
104 X
100
94M
106'3j Sale
106
105X Aug.
108X
108 %
109
108 X Aug.
108 X Aug.
Sale
109M
108 X Sale
90 M
95 M
105 X 106 M
95
105
Aug.
Aug.
109% Aug.
107
Aug.
54
Aug.
52
Aug.
73 X Aug.
91X Aug.
75
Aug.
47
Aug.
64
Aug.
104N Aug.
100
Aug.
97% Aug.
109
Aug.
53
Mar. 18
51X Mar. 11
56N Apr. 16
56
May 23
51
Feb.
24
May 14
10
July
31
3
June 17
55 X May 18
69
7% Jan.
3
Mar. 26
13
20
105
27 N June
97X July
June 12 108 N Apr.
60
Jan.
June 26
61
Feb.
Aug.
3
9
45
9
46
1
68 N May 27
69
June 10
58
June 10
30
30
1
6
21
7
2
8
49% Aug. 31
103
Aug. 30
99 N Aug.
2
5
106^2 Aug.
109X Aug. 20
109
June 11
June 27
20
55N Apr. 15
57 X Apr. 30
6
8
17 104 N Feb.
98 N June 19 104 X Apr. 27
2
100
May 24 108 X Jan.
80 N Feb.
2
40
June 15
109
Jan. 23 110N June 18
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
99M Aug. 17
106 M Aug. 30
43
100
40 X
107X
8
36% Aug. 20
24
Aug. 17
90 X
Sale
Aug. 26
48
36% Aug. 20
29 X Aug. 22
87 M
73 %
Sale
42
Apr. 15
Mar. 20
34
77
100
65
31X June 28
74
95
62 N July
18
33
37
11
17
31
Jan.
38M Aug. 20
3% Aug. 26
58% Aug.
2
24
Mar. 20
Jan.
38 X Aug. 31
314 Aug. 26
Aug. 19
Jan.
Apr.
53
42 M Aug. 30
57
87
63
41
53
35
Aug.
2
35X Aug. 23
38X Aug.
7
36X Aug. 20
24
Aug. 17
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
40 N June
3
50 N May 13
23
June 25
8
42M Sale
99X
--
June
32 % June 26
45
108
Aug. 26
13
June 17
9
43% Aug. 30
55
73 M
42
Jan.
3
1
38 X Aug.
58 X
55
50
Aug. 26
13% Aug. 14
55X Aug. 12
54
Aug.
2914 Aug.
56 % Aug.
9
3 X
58 X
Sale
42
43 X
14
55
53
44 M
27 M
10
13 X Aug.
_____
M
8M Aug. 12
8
Aug.
4N
48
109M 110
HON
107X 107X 107 X
45
50
58 M
85
Albany & Susq 1st guar 3 Ms
1946 A
Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 5s_-1944 F
8M
10M
914
13
53
108 X
67
3,000
~~2~, 000
6
7
59
2,000
53 N
28 X
56 X
43M
D
1958 F
1961 J
45
52
AfN
A
Sale
13
83 M
1952 M N
1958 F A
9
5
5
A
a4N« assented.
2,000
Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s
29,000
8N
6%
9
(Kingdom)—
a8s secured external
AVienna
153,000
31,000
13N
76M
Sale
Sale
1952 UN
3N-4H-4be% extl conv
1978
24,000
4-4N-4Ns external readj
1978
52,000
3 Ns external readjustment—1984
10,000
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7s—1952
6,000
272",000
6
5M
.
4
56 X Aug.
7
7
1
19
20
22
20
9
23
714
10 X
8M Sale
13 X
56X Aug.
50X Aug.
Aug.
49
Aug.
46M Aug.
47 X Aug.
46
Aug.
33
Aug.
4
4%
Sale
4N
4M
4M
i
Af N
M S.
7%
a4ns assented
1958
3,000 ASilesfan Landowners Assn 6s—1947
1955
4,000
1971
107,000
1952
17,000
Externals f 5Ns guar
1961
71,000
AUruguay (Rep) external s f 8s--1946
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1960
~i~666
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1964
3%-4-4X% ($ bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
212,000
3 X-4-4 X % ($ bonds of 1937)
External conversion
1979
9,000
118,000
6M
7X
5%
7%
6M Sale
6M Sale
8
11
8
J
--1936
*a8s extl loan of 1921
a8s external
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
2,000
1,000
7,000
11,000
593,000
154,000
812,000
4,000
17,000
1,000
37,000
6M
6M
%
8
6N Sale
6%
6%
4
9M
4 X
8
6
"9M
46
43
~
31X Aug. 10
49
55X Aug.
51 % Aug.
SIX
60
31
30
Aug.
102 X 101
102 M 101
Aug.
61
55
59 N Aug.
65 M
Sale
50
53 X
51X
Aug.
25
7
10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
46
Aug.
38M Aug.
38
Aug.
37X Aug.
33
Aug.
35
11M
12M
8N
7X
48 N
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
Aug.
45
Sale
101
July
14
X
M
%
1M Aug. 30
1M Aug.
1M Aug. 29
8% Aug. 10
8M Aug. 27
53
Aug. 22
47
80
8
90
53
Sale
6
99 M
50
Sale
Sale'
6N
9M
9M
J
a6s extl dollar loan
70,000.
ASec s f g 7s-_
1940
289,000
1945
1,000 ASaxon State Mtge Inst 7s
ASinking fund gold 6Ns_Dec 1946
1,000
44,000
70
"48'
55%
52 M
53
17 X Jan
15 M July
3
15 X June 24
(City of)
a8s extl secured
San Paulo
70
51
1964
Santa Fe extl s r 4s
15,000
60
44
72
1953
(City) s f 6s
Sale
48M
80
1
7% Aug.
714 Aug.
Sale
106M
29M Aug.
7%
7%
Sale
71
AFebruary 1937 coupon paid
Sale
Sale
52
1959
2M
a
Sale
103 M
70
a8s extl loan of 1921
1946 A O
10,000
a6s extl sinking fund gold..
1968 J D
19,000
a7s extl loan of 1926
1966
47,000
a7s
Municipal loan
-—1967
30,000
o
68,000 Rome (City) external s f 6Ns—1952
—-
Sale
57 M
M
IX
Sale
"10""
10X Aug.
Aug. 29
58
1M Aug. 30
IN Aug.
8
IN Aug.
9
Sale Prices
May 28
1
11*
Ifi
9M Aug. 13
Aug.
7
12 X Mar. 14
15 X June 24
7
June
5
IX
m
90*
1960 J
1961
1940
1958
1947
1968
1950 J
1963 J
1961
1966
a Prague (Greater City) 7 Hb
1952
APrus8ia (Free State) ext s f 6Ns 1951
ASinking fund gold 6s
1952
Queensland (Stateof) exts f 7s--1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
ARhine-Main-Danube deb 7sser A *50
ARio de Janeiro (City of) 8s
1946
AExternal sec 6N»
1953
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
10M Aug.
13X Aug. 30
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug.
Aug. 27
55
---
30
8N
8N
40
1947 Af 8
1959 M S
22,000 APorto Alegre (City of) 8s
9,000
AExternal loan 7 Ns
2%
Sale
3 Q/>Q
A
31,000 APernambuco (State of) 7s
14,000 APeru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
84,000
ANational loan ext s f 6s
43,000
ANational loan ext s f 6s
*APoland (Rep of) g 6s
1,000
A4 ns assented..
1
ARoumania
IN
114
IX
IX
Sale
.
2,000
16,000
2,000
58,000
29,000
2,000
40,000
71,000
1
im
a
-
2,000
6,000
7,000
1M
1
1M
1%
8M
10
59 M
1
29 M
Sale
52 M
9
56
n
1M Sale
N
94,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s
1957
22,000
External s f g 5s
1958
35,000 Norway 20-year ext s f Bs
1943
56,000
20-year external s f 6s
—1944
67,000
External sinking fund 4N8---1956
91,000 ' External sinking fund 4%s
1965
108,000
4s sinking fund extl loan
1963
1,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970
ANuremberg (City) external 6s--1952
101,000 Oriental Development 6s
--1953
58,000
External deb 5Ns
1958
7,000 Oslo (City) 4Ns extl sink fund-_1955
24,000 APanama (Rep) external 5Ns_. 1953
8,000
AExtl s r 5s ser A
May 15 1963
54,000
aStamped (assented)
---1963
-
53
£-1945
117,000 Milan City (Italy) extloan 6nb_1952
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
86,000
ASec extl s f 6Ns
1958
28,000
ASec extl s f 6Ns
1959
6,000 AMontevideo (City) 7s
1952
Rfiripc
10M
57
15M
75
1933
*ATreas 6s of *13 assent..
13
12
.--1945
1954
1945
AAssenting 5s of 1899
AAssenting 4s of 1904
AAssenting 4s of 1910
10%
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
13
8N
12
>
a4ns stamped assented
AMexfco (U S) extern 5s 1899
—
15,000
35,000
44,000
Lowest
Aug.- 31
|
Ask Bid
Bid
--1954
Mexican Irrigation—
-
Aug. 1
1940
foreign govt (Concluded)
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s-1957
ALeipzig (City) external s f g 7s—1947
a Lower Austria
(Prov) 7 Mb
1950
AMedellin (Colombia) 6Nb
1954
23,000
12,000 Mendoza (Prov) 4s readj
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
BONDS
August
Value
21
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—.BONDS
Sept., 1940]
14
Aug.
98
Aug. 12
108N Aug. 12
26 X May 22
*;q
Jan. 17
87
Jan.
23
23
28
18
Aug. 30
81*
75
May
9
47X Mar. 14
64 N Mar. 26
15 107N Apr. 13
5 101 % May
1
June 17
May
9
104 N Aug.
99
June
89
Feb.
106 X May 15 111
17 N Jan.
17N Jan. 20
44
Aug. 14 68 N Apr.
8
20
3
100 x May 22 105N Mar. 18
91
June
1
3 105 X Apr.
105N Aug.
104
May
103 N May
95
Aug.
96
May
31
22
28
1?
22
109N Jan.
110N Apr.
HON Apr.
2
8
8
107
Jan.
11
109
Jan.
5
22
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
||
August
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
$
Bid
79,000 Anaconda Cop Min s f deb 4%s.l950
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate—
40,000
^Sinking fund income deb
1967
11,000 lAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
July 1995
2,000 Ark & Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5s '64
218,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del)—1955
102,000
1st M s f 4s ser O (Del)
—1957
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—■
362,000
Gen g 4s
:
1995
10,000
Adjustment g 4s
Julyl 1995
60,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995
3,000
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955
40,000
Oonv g 48 of 1905
1955
Conv g 4s of 1910
1966
75*666
Conv deb gold 4%s
—1948
28,000
Rocky Mtn div 1st 4s A
-1965
16,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
18,000
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4Ms ser A-.1962
—
,
A
Jan
Q
F
A
J
J
A O
Nov
MN
J
J
J
J
J
J
Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s
730,000
262,000
249,000
290,000
663,000
~
86-000
J
D
J
J
M S
J D
MN
MN
J
J
J
J
J
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (interest at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (interest at 1 %
to Dec 1 1946) due
1995
Ref & gen ser O (interest at
11-5% to Dec. 1 46) due. 1995
Ref & gen ser D (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due—■2000
Ref & gen ser F (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
1996
AConvertible due. —Feb 1 1960
Pgh L E & West Va System
Ref g 4s extended to----1951
"TgTwesterri Div 1st M (interest at
3 % % to Jan 1 1947) due-1950
—
62,000
D
J
1948 J
Second 4s
—1948
Atl Gulf & WISS Line coll tr 5s. 1959
Atlantic Refining deb 3s
1953
Austin & N W 1st g 5s guar
1941
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
314,000
1st mtge gold 4s
July 1948
151,000
D
D
D
M S
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s
1946 J
Atl & Char Air Line 1st 4 Ms A. .1944 J
19,000
1st 30-year 5s ser B
-1944 J
16,000
19,000
54,000
76,000
6,000
J
M S
"3*.000
38,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
160,000
General unified 4 Ms series A- -1964
65,000
10-year coll trust 5s
May 1 1945
70,000
L & N collat gold 4s
Oct., 1952
O
M S
J
J
Ask
106 %
34% 37%
49 % Sale
95
98M
100% Sale
99 M Sale
106
85M
85 M Sale
a9?**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64 M
Sale
B™
32
Sale
65
71M
105M 106
80
86
70
Sale
41M
97 M
101
Ask Bid
104 M
Sale
28 M
Sale
98
Sale
101% Sale
Sale
92
Sale
96% Sale
97
96%
103""
100
100M
109 M Sale
107% 108 M
99
92
*95M
99 M
76
Sale
61
Sale
75
62
27
106 M
85
86
Sale
IP
95
Bid
103 M
Sale
Aug. 16 29M
Aug. 16 42
3
97 M
Aug.
1 103
Aug.
1 103
Aug.
105 % 106
90
85
1
Aug. 13 106M Aug.
Aug. 27 85 M Aug. 27
6
16
86
Aug.
M Aug.
1
1
96 M Aug.
Aug.
9
Aug. 26 97 M Aug.
29M
96 M
85%
95%
104M
85M
85%
97
96%
95 M
96 M
"95*"
92
*97*"
Sale
96
68 M
Sale
47M
Sale
51M
69
64 M
32
Sale
66 M
Sale
61%
34 M
28M
29 M
Sale
33%
106M Sale
98
91%
94
96 M
Sale
Sale
69
J
D
Sale
31M
J
D
34M
Sale
35
M S
30%
Sale "
31% Sale
M S
F A
30 M
Sale
13
Sale
31M
13 M
MN
57
Sale
45 M
53
Sale
90
Sale
IF
gtd g 3%s--_l943
io',666 ABerlin City Electric deb 6%s_-1951
11,000
ADeb sinking fund 6 Ms
1959
2,000
A Debentures 6s
1955
"29*"
105M
14%
16
22
J
F
J
A
F
A
J
D
F
A
-----
22
Sale
13M
107% Sale
-----
14 M
107 M
105s»2
18
Sale
66M Aug. 13
Aug.
15
69
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
May 21
77 M June 11
76 M June 11
May
9
Feb.
20
Apr.
96% Aug.
6
92
30
20
31
2
23
89
1
90 M June 12
May|13
95
Jan.
2
96
Apr. 25
100
May 22 105% Apr.
4
99
5
May 21 100% Feb.
108
May 24 110% Feb. 21
104 H May 28 109% Aug. 22
114
Jan. 25 114
Jan. 25
92
Mar. 5
97
May
9
93
June 18
MX Apr. 25
Jan.
4
May 24 77
5
1
Jan.
3
May
3
Apr. 18
Apr. 29
llH
May
May
May
May
31
22
29
24
62
Jan.
3
76
70
Jan.
4
Feb. 20
41
Feb.
7
9
34% Feb.
28
23 M June 11
62 M May 22
75% Apr.
102 M May 14 107% Jan.
Jan. 12
82
94% July
30
56% June 10
70% Jan.
3
55
69% Mar. 12
24
8
69
Aug. 16
31M Aug. 30
15% May 21
31% Aug. 30
Sale
30M Aug. 14
35 M Aug.
18
36
27M Aug. 14
31M Aug. 30
15% May 21
31% Aug. 30
Sale
Sale
27% Aug.
11M Aug.
31M Aug. 31
13 M Aug. 31
15% May 21
7% May 21
31% Aug. 31
15 % Aprr ~4
57
Sale
54
58M Aug. 27
40
June
46
Sale
55
43M Aug. 12
53M Aug. 22
9
89% Aug
57
Aug, 14
59
Aug, 20
Aug. 31
32
June
49% Mar. 13
46% June
Jan.
2
Jan. 16
Jan.
2
Jan. 13
72
45
Feb.
/
72% Mar. 6
9
117% Feb.
-
92
95
57 M
59
35
59
-
"
Sale
45
113M 114
133 %
105M
13 M
13 M
13 M
108
22
-----
113M Aug.
132M Aug,
46
54 M Aug. 13
90
Aug.
1
60
59
Aug.
6
Aug. 20
"26
14M Aug.
13M Aug.
16
14
109
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72 M
71M
68M
Sale
77
79
76%
72M
73
69
75 M Sale
70M
72% Sale
71M Sale
67H
17 M
18M Sale
22% Sale
8M
8M
6M
6M
108 M Sale
109M 109 M 108M
103
103
102 M 104
lilM 111M
112M 113M 111
Sale
113
113
113M
95 M Sale
95 M Sale
94M
106M 106 % 106 M 106 M 106
111M 112
111M 112M 110M
108%
106
109
97
6 108
15
Aug.
58
70
135
July 26
July
3
16% Mar. 25
20
7 106M Aug. 27
7 102
Aug. 30
100
99
13 105M Aug.
102
23 109
109
92
Apr. 15
19
June 13
1051
1
101
21
103
8
Aug. 23
97 H Aug. 13
June
July 31,
59% Apr.
Aug. 17
11% May 11
13% Aug. 12
2
1
14
June
127% June
9
110M
98 M
May
Apr.
Aug. 17
Aug.
1
Aug.
6
12 105»3a Aug.
.
6
June
54
37
112
18
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May 21
89
54
7
21
114M Aug.
2 133M Aug.
15
Sale
May 22
72% Mar.
Aug.
15
109
97 M
Aug. 16
1
84
105M Sale
101M Sale
104% Sale
98 M
94
Jan;
Aug. 13
100% Sale
97 M
31
Apr. 26
Sale
107M
105Me
105% 105 M 105 M
Sale
102
101M
104 % Sale
103M
Sale
51M Aug.
70
Aug,
64 M Aug,
34
Aug.
29M Aug.
72
Aug.
107
Aug,
41
66
69M
13
14 M
13
O
84
113M 115
132
13%
O
45
Sale
13
A
35
66 M
Sate*
102
A
62
61M
133
12
30
May 22 50
97 H Apr.
9 99%
95 M May 28 104%
95
May 28 104%
27
56
57 M
57 M
115M
12
93 M Aug. 23
97 M Aug. 12
6
69M Aug,
93 M Aug.
96
93 M
29
72
106 M
Sale
35
32
Aug. 17 103% Aug.
Aug. 10 100M Aug.
Aug. 13 110M Aug.
1 109M Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
66M Aug.
Sale
46
Aug.
68 M
66M Aug.
63
60M Aug.
35 M
33
Aug.
29 %
28
Aug.
Sale
68 M Aug.
106M Aug.
*95" 94
Aug.
68 M
Sale
~ "
27 M July
12
3
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
102
May 25 107 H Feb. 23
29
112
108
30 M
70
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
96
96
Sale
O
100M 101
Lowest
27%
40H
41M
97 M
98
101
101% Sale
101% 101M 101M
29M
40
69
A
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Price
Ask
103 M Aug.
Aug. 29
3 106
Sale
103% 103 % 102M
99 M
99
99
99 M Sale
110
110M 110 M
110M
107%
107% Sale" 108M 109
70
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Aug. 31
Sale
O
cons
Berlin Elec Elev & Undgrd Rys—
Alst 6 Ms
1956
388,000 If Bethlehem Steel 3 Ms conv deb-1952
13,000
3 Ms 1952 (called bonds)
99,000
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser F
1959
223,000
Consol mtge 3s series G
1960
138,000
Consol mtge 3 Ms series H
1965
I 1,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
1944
12,000 Blaw Knox Co 3 Ms
1950
Aug. 1
68%
A
16,000
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A——1959
13,000 Bangor & Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 1943
6,000
Con ref mtge gold 4s
1951
15,000
4s stamped1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s.---1989
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 3 Ha
1951
35,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1948
41,000
First & ref 5s series C
1960
Belvidere Dei
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
June 28
May 15 112
Apr.
9
July 30
7
June 29 102
Aug. 30
June 28 105% Aug.
8
Aug. 23 109% Feb. 23
June 18
99% Apr. 27
Aug. 12
May 21
106$ May
Boston & Maine RR—
387,000
155,000
74,000
427,000
1st 5s series AO
1st mtge 5s series II
1st g 4 Ms series JJ
-.1967 M
S
1955 MN
1961 A O
J
1960 J
1st mtge 4s series RR
Inc mtge. 4 Ms series A__July 1970
t ABoston & NY Air Line 1st gu 4s '55
5*7*666 Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3 Ms
1966
3,000 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
1950
21,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s 1945
676,000
2,000
1st lien & ref 6s series A
1947
68,000
Debentures gold 5s
1950
25,000
1st lien & ref. 5s series B
1957
37,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4 M" ser B
1981
Buffalo Niagara Elec 3 Ms ser C.1967
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsb'gh Ry—
Stamped modified (interest at 3 %
to Nov 1 1946) due
153,000'
1957
16,000 *t ABurl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s.-1934
ACertificates of deposit-
.
15,000
61,000
46,000
31,000
44,000
101,000
91,000
29,000
21,000
80,000
86,000
91,000
151,000
36,000
20,000
77,000
50,000
2,000
83,000
6,000
"7",000
Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s
Consolidated 5s
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
F
A
MN
F
A
D
MN
F A
J
D
A
O
1952
62
6M
69 %
1955
40 M
42
_
8,000
f11,000
6,000
r 3,000
21,000
69,000
48,000
J
1944 3
J
1954
D
1960 J
J
J
F
D
A
MN
A
A
AChat Div. pur money g 4s... 1951 J
AMobile Div lstg5s_
1946 J
O
O
D
J
.1941 M S
1941 M S
General mtge 5s
Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 3 M '65 M S
Central Illinois Light 3 Ms.
1966 A O
t ACentral New Eng 1st guar 4s—1961
-
jACentral of N J
gen g 5s
AGeneral 4s
91,000 Central N Y Power 3 Ms
For footnotes see page 30.
1987
1987
1962
107 M
105
103
103
103
72 M
81%
Sale
84
Sale"
84 %
83 M
Sale
81M
81 %
Sale
113* Sale
Sale
J
ser
1 Central Foundry 1st mtge 6s
2%
69%
37
57 M
Sale
J
g 48—1949 J
A
1952 J D
Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5s w w_1950 MN
Carthage & Adir 1st gu g 4s.---1981 J D
Celotex Corp deb 4Ms w w
1947 F A
Caro Clinch & Ohio 6s
85
Sale
M
1946 M S
1,000 ACent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
194S
1,000 tACent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s.-Nov 1945
♦iGonsol gold 5s
----1945
18,000
ARef & gen 5Ms series B_
1959
ARef & gen 5s series O.
1*9*666
1959
"52*60
53 M
51M
103 M Sale
1962
Canadian Pac4% deb stock
Collateral trust g 5s
Collateral trust 4 Ms
t ACarolina Central 1st gu
3
9
5
4
Guaranteed g 5s.
Oct 1969
Guaranteed g 5s
-1976
Guar gold 4 Ms
June 15 1955
Guaranteed gold 4 Ms
1956
Guaranteed gold 4 Ms
1951 MS
Canadian Northern guar 6 Ms
J
1946 J
Collateral trust gold 4 Ms
5s equip trust ctfs
38%
MN
1957
July 1969
Gu iranteed gold 5s
89
MN
J
1966
Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
Canadian Nat gold 4 Ms
10
8M
109 M Sale
MN
1960
Calif-Oregon Power 4s
75M Sale
MN
—
"6*666
44 M
45 M
Sale
80
Sale
107
79 M
71M
W*
60
26
108 M 109
92
8M
30 M
7
Sale
.
10M
3M Sale
3% Sale
9
5%
6M
4M
.
100
93
76 M 100
109
108
Sale
110
46 M Sale
18M Sale
Sale
16
109 M Sale
IM
1M
4%
2M
100
76
39 M Aug.
70M Aug.
38M Aug.
70M Aug.
Aug.
58M Aug.
104M Aug.
78 M Aug.
90
Aug.
94
Aug.
93 M Aug.
90
Aug.
85 M Aug.
90M Aug.
90
Aug.
103
Aug.
55 M Aug.
72M Aug.
97 M Aug.
72 M Aug.
68
Aug.
35
Aug.
107213«Aug.
94
Aug.
57 M
57
Aug.
Sale
103M Aug.
81
73M Aug.
104 M
78
^8
82 M
84 M
94
85
93
5
70M
91M
Sale
94 M
98
Sale
92 M
91M 100
90 M
91M
91M
103 M
54 M
82 M
99 M
74 M
66
68 M
82 M
82 M
Sale
94
Sale
60
37
Sale
17 M
M
33
45
107 %> 108
93 M
76^
285*
96
78 M
14
30
5M
5
5M
2
1M
2
2
2
8%
4M
2M
2M
7M
Sale
40
78
Aug. 29
12M Aug. 22
8
25M Aug.
5
Aug. 20
80M
12M
25 M
5M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4M Aug.
2
1M Aug.
4M Aug.
7
100
85
107M i09M 106 M 109M 108M
109 M
109 M
109M
48 M *56* *
48
Sale
45
Sale
15 M Sale
13M
13 % Sale
13M
15
12M
106 h Sale
107M 108
106%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1 102
Aug.
2
90
Aug.
22 109
Aug.
15 109M Aug.
Aug.
29
50
13
15 M Aug.
14
Aug.
13
19 108
Aug.
Aug.
79% Aug.
Jan.
76
Apr. 30
Jan. 31
Jan. 12
Aug.
7
Apr. 23
Apr.
8
May
8
Aug.
Aug.
June
May
June
Jan.
72% June
75% June
75% June
74% June
72% June
72% June
71% June
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
May
57% June
87% June
54
May
48
May
Apr.
Apr.
8
Jan. 11
Mar. 20
Apr.
6
July
May 14
June
Jan.
23
90
June
40
June
Apr.
Apr.
11
5
Jan.
11
Apr.
3
35
102
8
1
1
2
5
3
3
27
25% May
3
May
2% May
65% July
32% June
46% June
100
May
87
31
8
Aug.
108% May
111
May
84
May
102
May
109% Feb.
107% May
65
Aug. 10
Aug. 22
76
Jan.
88% Jan.
3M Aug.
81
Aug.
82M Aug.
83Vs Aug.
84M Aug.
83
Aug.
81
Aug.
81M Aug.
96M Aug.
48M Aug.
65M Aug.
92M Aug.
66
Aug.
59
Aug.
35
Aug.
107
Aug.
93
Aug.
Jan.
74% Aug.
23% Aug.
12% Apr.
1105% Apr.
3
107% June
3
113% Jan.
H5% Apr. 20
98% Apr.
8
107% Apr.
3
2
112% Jan.
109
May
3
105
4M
Sale
94
48 %
"*5%
36M Aug.
3M Aug.
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
53 M
80 M
8M
39 M
40
76
33
74M Aug.
1 108M Aug.
Aug.
1 104
Aug.
Aug. 30 112M Aug.
1 113
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 27 96
Aug.
Aug.
7 107
Aug. 10 111M Aug.
45
Sale
44
92
41%
41%
40%
67%
17%
6%
Aug.
3M
2M
68 M
Sale
58 M
23 H Aug.
5%
4%
79M
49 M
65 M
33
IF
*88*"
Sale
Sale
107
Aug. 19
Aug. 17
76
107
97
93 M
66
Aug. 20
Aug.
79M Aug.
76
Aug.
Aug. 16
Aug. 13
73% June
8% Jan.
25% Aug.
4
May
1% May
1% June
4
May
June
70
106
July
May
109% June
37
May
12
May
10% May
105 % May
9
Jan.
Jan.
2
4
16
Feb.
4% July
90
Jan.
Jan.
,
5
May
Aug.
Aug.
1
5
5
Jan.
5
May 16
Apr. 13
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
3
5
Sept., 1940]
Sales in
83'
August
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1960 F
A
1942 MN
7,000 Central bteel 1st sink fund 8s—1941 MN
134,000 Certain-teed Prod sfg 534s A..1948 M S
Champion Paper & Fibre—
S f deb 454s (1935 issue)
1950 M S
S f deb 454s (1938 issue)
1950 M S
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
63,000
General gold 434s
1992 M S
150,000
Ref & impt mtge 334s ser D--1996 MN
135,000
Ref & impt mtge 334s ser E--1996 F A
46,000
Ref& impt M 334 s ser F
1963 J D
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
1946 J
J
3,000
R & A Div 1st con g 4s
1989 J J
2d con gold 4s
___1989 J J
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s_1941 M S
36,000 iChic & Alt RR ref g 3s
1949 A O
108,000 Chic Burl & Q 111 Div 334s
1949 J J
Illinois Division 4s
1949 J
159,000
J
General 4s
144,000
1958 M S
1st & ref 434s series B
82,000
1977 F A
1st & ref 5s series A
1971 F A
93,000
iChic & E 111 1st cons g 6s._.1934 A O
8,000
50,000 UChic & E 111 Ry g 5s
1951 MN
ACertificates of deposit
5,000
10,000 Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s
1982 MN
227,000 tAChic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s.1959 M 5
j
23,000 {AChic Lndianap & Louisvrf g 6s 1947 j
9,000
ARefunding gold 5s ser B
1947 J J
a Refunding 4s series C
5,000
1947 J J
Alst & general 5s series A_
34,000
1966 Af N
Alst & gen 6s series B—May 1966 J
12,000
J
1956 J J
10,000 Chic Indiana & Sou 50-yr 4s.
129,000 tAChic Mil & St P gen g 4s ser A. 1989 J
J
AGen g 334s series B—May 1 1989 J
33,000
J
AGen 434s series C
111,000
May 1 1989 j
J
AGea g- 434s-series.-EJw-.May. .1.1989 J—-J
—3 2 vOOO
AGen 4%s series F...May 1 1989 J
76,COO
j
361,000 tAChic Mil St P& Pac mtg 5s ser A 75 F A
AConv adj 5s
Jan 1 2000 a O
185,000
46,000 tAChic & No West gen 334s ---1987 M.iV
AGeneral 4s_
-1987 m N
76,000
AStpd non payt Fed Inc tax-1987 m N
6,000
AStpd gen 454s non-pay inc taxl987 m N
12,00#
AGen 5s stpd non pay inc tax. 1987 m N
29,000
AGeneral 434s stamped..
1987 MAT
1,000
*Al5-year
secured 634s.---— 1936 m S
7,000
Alst & ref g 5s
--May 2037 j d
31,000
Alst & ref 434s stamped.May 2037. j
d
85,000
Alst & re 434s ser C
May 2037 j D
58,000
AConv 454s series A
--1949 MAT
216,000
♦tiChicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
I
Feb 1 1938 25% part paid—-1927 f A
78,000
j
16,000 tAChic R I & Pacific gen g 4s.—1988 j
ACertificates of deposit
15,000
•ARefunding gold 4s—
1934 a O
143,000
ACertificates of deposit
79,000
*
aSoc gold 434s series A
1952 m S
12,000
ACertificates of deposit
7,000
AConvertible gold 434s
1960 MN
121,000
Chic S L & N O gold 5s
---1951 j d
Gold 334s--June 15 1951,/ d
Memphis Div 1st 4s
—1951 j o
19,000 Chic T H & 8'east 1st & ref 5s.-I960 j d
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1960 M S
27,000
Chicago Union Station—
Guaranteed 4s
1944 a O
5,000
1st mtge 354s series E
.—1963 j j
21,000
3 34s guaranteed
1951 M 5
29,000
1st mtge 334s series F
1963 j j
245,000
j
173,000 Chicago & Western Indiana 4s.-1952 j
1st & ref mtge 4%s ser D
1962 m S
92,000
1943 a O
163,000 Childs Co deb 5s
4,000
8,000
—
.
_
,.
--
6,000 t AChoc Okl & Gulf consol 5s—1952 MN
63,000 Cine Gas & Elec 1st mtge 3348-1966 f A
1st mtge 354s
1967 j d
1942 m N
6 ,000 Cin Leb & N 1st con gu g 4s
Cincinnati
Union Terminal—
1st mtge guar 3 34s series D--1971 MN
1st mtge guar 354s ser E------1969 f A
J
2,000 Clearfield & Mahon 1st gtd g 5s-1943
1993
D
56,000 C C C & St L gen g 4s
General 5s series B_—
1993
D
7,000
14,000
183,000
21,000
20,000
Ref &
impt 4
1,000
1,000
40,000
47,000
88,000
65,000
15,000
Series D gu 334s—
General 434s series A-...-
1950
—-1977
Gen «& ref mtge 434s series B-1981
Clev Short Line 1st gu 434s—--1961
Clev Union Term 1st gu 534s A-1972
1st s f g 5s series B guar
1973
1st s f 434s series C
-1977
Coal Riv Ry 1st gu 4s
-----1945
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 5s.-1943
a5s income mtge
1970
12,000
86,000 Colorado & Southern 434s ser A. 1980
117,000 Columbia Gas & Elec deb 5s May 1952
Debenture 5s
Apr 15 1952
18,000
Debenture 5s
Jan 15 1961
223,000
Columbia & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s 48
Columbus & Toledo 1st ext 4s_.195o
Columbus Ry Pow & Lt 4s
33,000
ACommercial Mackay Corp—
115.000
Inc deb reg w w
A
O
F
A
100
10034 Sale
10634 107
10034*101
10634 107
11534
11534
10834
Sale
11
95
Sale
100
Sale
16
Sale
89
81
79
Sale
85
117
19
11834
Sale
Sale
83
88
24
Sale
11%
12
1734
1434
2434
Sale
Sale
13
-1334
■1334 -4-4-34
1434
18%
Sale
Sale
13 34
15
16 34
9 34
1734
934
9 %
334
4534
13 %
aVA
Sale
Sale
Sale
54 34
1434
17 34
I
6*
D
6%
534
234
Sale
Sale
70
80
60
67
43
62
51
52
106 34 106 34
107 34 Sale
10134 10534
90
Sale
8;l 34
4934
Sale
Sale
12
13
10834 109
109 34
10334
10834 Sale
10834 109
60
6434
5134
108
102 34
d
105
A
10534
A
O
a
O
126,000 Consolidated Oil conv deb 3 34s. 1951 J
J AConsolidated Ry deb 4s
1954 J
ADebentures 4s_J&J 1955 j
ADebenture 4s_.
—1956 j
4,000
23,000 Consolidation Coal s f 5s.--_.-_I960 J
Consumers Power Co—
37,000
6,000
39,000
54,000
93,000
1st lien & unif mtge 3J4s
1st
1st
mtge 334s
mtge 334s
1st mtge
3 H8
1st mtge 3 34 s—For footnotes,
see page
30.
1965
1967
1970
1966
1969
D
j
j
j
J
MN
M N
MA7
M N
M N
16
17 34
18
20
46 34
13 34
Sale
14
1234
13
634 Sale
534 Sale
63 i
7 34
534
634
134
134
54
43
Aug. 22 12634
9934 Aug.
5 101
9934 Aug. 10 10034
10634 Aug. 16 107
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug. 30
Aug.
8
116
Aug. 15
Aug. 15 116
109
78
51
53 34
Sale
Sale
106
83
92
10834
109
109 34
10634
106 34
10634
10834
11
105 34
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
Aug. 30
11
Aug
21
26
51
Aug.
12 34 Aug. 28
1234 Aug.
534 Aug, 16
434 Aug 21
534 Aug, 26
6
Aug.
31
5
Aug. 31
5
Aug,
134 Aug
50
5
634 Aug.
534 Aug.
Sale Prices
26 7354 Jan.
5
4
17 66
Apr.
3
Jan.
10 54
20 6234 Jan. 18
4
31 112*31 Jan.
21 8234 Aug. 28
10134 June 20 10634 Feb. 21
May 21 10434 Mar. 14
102
118
94
May
May
May
May
29
21
21
15
12634 July 24
101
Aug.
10054 Aug.
10734 Jan.
109
Feb. 15 109
Feb.
113 34 June 14 11734 Feb.
106
Jan. 22 110
Apr.
94
103
31
30
3
15
15
16
Aug. 20
54
Aug.
14
43
Aug.
4134 Aug.
10734 Aug.
70
7934
69
85
70
85
68
-----
103 34
105
80
82
Sale
io4*
1
1
10434
10434
10434
2534
75
81
78
7934
7434 72
6734
6634
6434
10734
103 34 10434 103 34
73 34
24 34
Sale
10434 Sale
112
10834
105% 107
Sale
3534 Sale
17
11
11
17
5834
6134
10834
10834 109 3$
10934
10634 Sale
3634 May 24
934 May 22
3
1834" Mar."30
18% Mar. 30
1
18% Apr.
3
19% Apr.
16
Feb.
26
2054
11%
11%
1134
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
8
3
4
3
Jan.
3
Aug.
3
4
51
69
June
1
4
19% Apr.
3
18
Apr.
4
834 Apr.
4
7% Apr.
1
8% Apr.
3
734 Apr.
2
234 Jan.
80% Apr. 18
67
Jan.
4
67
1034 June 13
4
May 21
3 54 June 11
21
354 May 23
1
May 21
4734 Feb. 13
48
May 17
40
May 22
103
Jan.
May 17 10734 Mar. 11
July 17
May 22 110
6 10634 Feb. 23
10034 June
1
9934 July 23 100% Aug.
104
87
June
May
3
87
June
Mar.
9
11
95%
1
95%
Aug. 29 59
7
11
13%
Aug.
10534 May 25 11034
10934 July 23 11134
8 105
105
Aug.
27
Apr.
6
Apr. 27
May
4
Apr.
4
Aug.
8
5
Aug.
5
10434 June
10734 July
Aug.
16
80
Aug.
13
Aug.
9
7434 Aug. 30
6834 Aug. 23
Aug.
5
7 11034 Feb.
43 34 June 18
June 10
50
1057»j July
Aug. 30 10434 Aug. 30
10334 Aug.
75
6
Aug, 22
8
2634 Aug.
10534 Aug. 12
Aug. 31 105
10434 Aug. 31 105
Aug."21 107""
3434 Aug. 13
Aug. 30
3
Aug
Aug.
1
3934 Aug.
1
108
109
109
Aug. 22 109
10834 10934 10834 1103440834 Aug. 29 109
10534 10634 10434 Aug.
1(10534
10434 Sale
10634 Sale 10634 Sale 110534 Aug. 21 10634
106
Sale
10534 10634 10534 Aug. 20 10634
1 109
108
Sale
Aug.
10834 109 34 108
Aug. 22
Aug
2
Aug. 28
1
Aug.
Aug. 22
Aug. 24
Jan.
4
4
29
1 10734 Aug.
10834 10834 108
Aug.
Aug.
10934 HI
110834 Aug. 5 111
14
11034 Aug.
11034 HI
!HOC Aug.
108
109
107
Aug. 13 108
Aug.
1 10934 Aug.
11134 111
10734 Aug
I
14
22
12
28
29
67
8
10434 Aug. 30 10654 Jan.
10934 Feb. 24 10934 Feb. 24
107 34 Aug. 21
103 34 Aug. 23
8334 Jan. 13
9034 Jan. 11
107 34 Aug.
103 34 Aug.
66
May
72
May
64
May
5634 May
May
10254 June
65
May
2034 May
9934 May
99
May
97% May
113
July
11034 May
10534 Aug.
82 34 Jan.
3
Jan.
19
74%
108
May 15
106% Jan.
75% May
3434 Jan.
A
ug.
105%
106
July
10534 Apr.
11434 Apr.
110% Apr.
109% Jan.
34% Aug. 13
40
July
106 % May
14 111% Apr.
May
May
May
May
107
May
103 % May
104 31 May
103
May
10554 May
21 130%
1
92
109%
8834
11534
10834
28
23
22
20
15
21
15
22
10
4
12
23
19
8
27
3
18
15
Apr. 13
Aug.
8
119
Apr. 26
110
May
4
11034 July 12
5
0734 Jan.
10834 Apr.
4
6
10734 Jan.
5
109% Jan.
5
14% Mar. 23
7
102% May 15 106% May
11
June 14
19
Apr. 17
13
June 25
18% Apr. 15
9
11
June 14
1834 Apr.
6
5534 Feb. 29 65
May
14
10534 Aug.
6 10634 Aug. 23
10634 Sale
10534 Sale
11
18
1234
19
11
19
1234
19
11
Aug 28
1234 Aug. 19
1134 Sale
1234
1634
63 34 Sale
60
6334 Aug 19
6454
6434 Aug.
6
5
2
Aug. 21
69% Aug. 23
80
Aug.
7
3
5434 Jan.
4
5134 Jan.
85
15 110% Jan.
25 10834 Jan.
106 %
Aug.
4
5134 Apr. 12
6334 Feb. 26
3
54
Apr.
May 21
108
Sale
8
Jan.
June 21
6 11034 Aug. 26
11034 11034 10934 Aug.
1
119
122 34 Sale
Aug. 16 12434 Aug.
92
8. 92
8
9834
Aug.
Aug.
9134
10834 111
10934 11034
10734 Sale
10734 Sale
Mar.
June
6534 Aug. 19
1
8
4
4
4
Apr."~9
51
10934 Sale
123 34 Sale
92
9034
108
21
15
6
21
16
18
28
22
21
21
-
70
14
Sale
"10—"May
12
May
1154 July
1034 May
13
Aug.
12 34 May
6
May
6
May
534 May
134 May
18
37
104
109
May 22
1534 May 21
3 54 June
7
1
May 24
-JO—May -22
8
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
62
2834
2734
29%
2954
3034
734
2%
6934 Aug. 23
7
80
Aug.
5134 Aug. 31
2
10434 Aug.
10534
18
TT~~ May 23
Apr.
3
5
18% Apr.
1034 Mar. 13
1034 Mar. 14
20
6 11154 May
48
Aug.
10734
3?4 May 21
53
June 25
1534 May 21
1634 May 22
6
Mar. 15
2
Aug. 26
Aug.
Sale
12 54 Jan. 11
3 54 May 21
3
May
30% Apr.
21
June
Aug. 21
24
104
19 100
Feb.
7
73
Sale
Jan.
1934 May 21
12 34 May 21
12 34 Jan.
15
75
14
77
10434 Sale
86
107
Aug.
4
May 24
June
Aug. 20
85
2
8
Jan.
5
90
12 123*4 Aug. 20
1034 May 23 19% Jan. 16
10
3
May 21
1934 Jan.
75
117
Aug. 21
Aug,
Sale
Sale
8
261108 34
10734 10734 Aug. 21 10734 Aug. 21
10334 Aug, 23 103 34 Aug. 23
77
74
Aug. 23
7834 Aug. 13
112 34
107
Aug,
4
7?4 May 21
9034 May 31
21
10334 105
75
7034
25
Aug.
1634 Jan.
98
May
93 34 June 11 102% Jan.
83
Apr.
May 22 93
71
June
6
8434 May
4 34 May
134 Aug.
105
5134 Sale
3934 Sale
89
Aug
77 34
7934
48
5134 Sale
45
49
4834
51
4634
65
64
64
6534
6634
9934 10034 9934 10034
10634
10734
105
10434
10434
10434
10434
75
103 34
10934 Sale
12834 Sale
55
106
43
10834
10634
10934
35
105
107
10834
10834
76
Sale
Sale
134 Sale
65
7334 Sale
11134
5
11
Aug. 13
1234 Aug.
9
93 34 Aug. 24
95
Aug.
1
9734 Aug. 14 10034 Aug.
7
8434 Aug. 23 8834 Aug.
7
73
Aug. 14
7934 Aug.
1
80
86
Aug. 14
Aug.
7
12234 Aug. 14 12334 Aug. 20
1234 Aug. 29
1434 Aug.
2
13
Aug. 16
1334 Aug. 31
96
96
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
2534 Aug. 17 2834 Aug.
1
15
19
Aug. 14
Aug. 30
16
Aug.
2
1734 Aug. 28
1534 Aug. 22
1834 Aug. 30
534 Aug.
734 Aug. 30
6
Aug.
734 Aug. 30
62
62
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
2034 Aug. 15 2434 Aug. 24
21
23
Aug. 22
Aug. 28
22
' Aug. 14
2534 Aug. 30
2234 AugrlS "25% Aug'.' 28
2034 Aug. 16 2534 Aug. 26
434 Aug. 14
534 Aug. 31
134 Aug. 12
134 Aug. 10
13 34 Aug*
1234 Aug. 29
2
12 34~ Aug. ~28
14—Aug.—6
13 34 Aug. 29
1234 Aug. 12
Aug. 31
1334 Ajug._30 14
13
Aug. 17
1434 Aug. 13
13
13
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
15
16
Aug.
6
Aug.
1|
734 Aug. 15
934 Aug. 30
7
Aug. 21
834 Aug. 30
7
Aug. 13
834 Aug. 30
134 Aug.
6
234 Aug.
8
8 105
Aug.
Aug.
10834 10734 10834 10734 Aug. 2 10834 Aug. 3
106"" Sale 10034 10034 105
1
7 106
Aug.
Aug.
1
100
10034 Sale
10034 Sale
Aug. 21 10034 Aug.
91
91
1
Sale
Sale
Aug.
8834 Aug. 13 91
91
Sale
90
92
9134 Sale
Aug. 28
Aug. 13
44
Sale
8
31
27
Aug. 29
4134
4134 Aug.
11
11
11
7
7
11
Aug.
Aug.
1 10834 Aug. 29
10834 10834 10734 Aug.
10734 Sale
10834 11034 10834
105
105
Aug.
10334
8,105
Aug.
105
7434
10434 Sale
10434
4134 43 34
1234
13 34
1134
13
634 Sale
5
534
634
734
4534
5134
Sale
Sale
2634
2034
23
2434 2534
22—~29 34
17
2634
534 Sale
134
134
1334 Sale
51
Sale
Sale
63
21
80
102
70
60
834
-8
-
8434
33 34
103 J4
110
27
1734
734
734
.
102
f
1948 a O
102,000
1956 a O
62,000
1958 j j
73,000
AConsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuert tern berg 1st 7s
—1956 j j
2734
22
6834
Apr 1 1969 May
3%s__l946
1834
6534
Sale
j
334s debentures
334s debentures
334s debentures
96
26
17
80
Commonwealth Edison Co—
41,000 Consol Edison (N Y) deb
95
Sale
75
85
8934
8134
7334
1st mtge 3 34s series I
1968 j D
19,000
Conv deb 334»
1958 j
j
215,000
1,000 Conn & Passum Rivs 1st g 4s—1943 a O
Conn Ry & Lt 1st g 434s
1951 j j
Stamped guar 434s.------—1951 j j
1,000
8,000 Conn River Power s f 354s A—196' f A
Sale
16
4534
O
1965 MAT
96
2734
21
24 34
23" '
-2434
2434 ' 2434
434
-534
134 Sale
1234
13 34
13 34—14— -14Sale
13 34
13 34. 19
19
11
Sale
1134
1434
17
1434
Sale
13
1334
16
Sale
1534
1534
10
834
834
934
834 Sale
834
934
834
834
834
11
234 Sale
134 Sale
2734
15 %
16
Sale
2634
67
24 34 -25-34
26
Sale
12434
1334
Sale
21
Sale
O
j
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23
7
O
O
8834 Sale
75
79 % Sale
81
8534 Sale
123 34
12234
13% Sale
1334
1334
1334
1434
25
"734
5834
23 h
2134
1134
1134
9434 Sale
9834
8534 Sale
98
1734
634
5%
634
534
63 34
5834
23 34 Sale
634
O
1234
16
12
a
A
102
9534 Sale
10034 Sale
a
f
124
Sale
5734 June
59
July
3134 June
50
Aug.
107% Aug.
65
May
103
a
a
101
Sale
Aug. 12
Aug. 16
Aug.
9
Aug. 28
109"
11134 118
10334
80
j
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug.
Aug.
10434 10434 Aug. 10 10434 Aug. 10
10334 102
Aug. 22 103J4 Aug.
~
12634 Sale
j
O
Aug. 13
12434 126
102
Sale
O
a
Sale Prices
63
Sale
a
mn
Sale Prices
59
64
125
j
MN
Ask
Sale
9934
9934
10734
J
A
61
124
MiV
F
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
63
10434 107
10334 Sale
Sale
M S
O
64
Highest
10434 104 %
10234 105
5134
58
Cin W & M Div 1st g is. —--iuyi J
J
St Louis Div 1st coU trust g 4s_ 1990 MN
A
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Lowest
i
112*»i 11214
75
Sale
67
Sale
Spring & Col Div 1st g 4s—-1940
434s ser B--1942
Series B gu 334s
1942
Series A gu 4348
1942
Series C gu 334s
1948
Aug. 31
6434
63
Aug.
1
45
Sale
4534 Sale
4234 Aug. 17 4534
49
50
5434
5434
Aug. 20
5134
108
109
107% Sale 107% Aug. 31 108
80
7734 Sale
8034 7734 Aug.
1
8234
71% Sale
J
Clev & Pitts gen gu
4,000
Aug. 1
Ask
Bid
1949 F A
1954 A O
RANGE SINCE JAN.
2,
1940
s
33
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
Jan.
76,000 Cent Pac 1st ref guar g 4s
3,000
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
210,000
Guaranteed 5s.
4,000 Central RR & Bkg of Ga 5s
"
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Jan.
104 34 May 28 10934 Jan. 27
105
Aug. 22
May 21 111
106
May 21 111% May
10234 May 22 109% Apr.
104% May 22 110
May
4
3
7
24
J
Sales in
August
bonds
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
09
146,000
289,000
4,000
4,000
7,000
119,000
1,000
11,000
17,000
45,000
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
Ask
Bid
107
iCuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
a7%s series A extended to
1952
1940
a6s series B extended to
1946
38
44M Sale
32 M Sale
Dayton Pow & Lfc 1st mtge 3s_-1970 J
J
Del & Hud 1st & ref 4s
1943 MN
J
Delaware Pr & Lt 1st M 4%s—1971 J
1st & ref4%s_
1969 J J
1st mtge gold 4 %s
1969 J J
t*ADen & Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s__1936 J J
♦iConsoI gold 4%s
1936 J J
% iDenv & R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955 F A
^Assented (subject to plan)
ARef & imp mtge 5s ser
B
1978
AO
62 M
109
105M 106
108 M Sale
9M Sale
9
10 M
2M Sale
2M
3
6M Sale
3M
49%
110
-----
Sale
110% Sale
110% 113
40
54%
22M
35M
98
100
105% 107 M
106 M
13M
109
Sale
17M
Sale
105M 106M
91
91%
_
iGeu
conv 4s
Series D
J-
J
140
---rrr
F
A
108%
Sale
M S
A. Q
A O
J
J
J
A
J
O
A
1953 A
_
Sale
O
23 M
19
Sale
24 M
O
...—
aN Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s—1947 MN
*
1938 m S
_
1954 F
~8~, 000
First lien s f 5s stamped
1942
1st lien s f 6s stamped
1942
11,000
30-year deb 6s series B
1954
10,000
77,000 Firestone Tire & Rubber 3 Ms.-1948
1,000 f AFla Cent & Peninsular 5s
1943
1959
21,000 jFla East Coast 1st 4 Ms
Alst & ref 5s series A
1974
162,000
ACertificates of deposit
36,000
♦tAFonda Johns & Glovref 4Ms 1952
Proof of claim filed by owner—
♦A(Amended) 1st cons 2-4s—1982
Proof of claim filed by owner—
2,000
ACertificates of deposit
2,000
17 M
53 %
49
A
O
J
D
M 5
Great Northern Ry—
1st & refund 4 Ms series A
1961
Gen mtge 5 Ms series B;
1952
Gen mtge 5s series O
1973
Gen 4Ms series D
1976
Gen 4Ms series E_____.
1977
Gen mtge 4s series G.
1946
Gen mtge 4s series H.
1946
Gen mtge 3 Ms series I
1967
116,000
AGreen Bay & West deb ctfs A_.
Alncome debenture ctfs B
"¥,666
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
1940
Gulf Mob & Nor 1st 5 Ms ser B. 1950
73,000
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1950
57,000
Gulf & Ship Island 5s stpd
1952
Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4Ms_.
99,660
43,000 Gulf States Util 3 Ms series D__.
Parpen Mining 6s
Hock Val 1st con g 4Ms
Hoe (R) <fc Co 1st mtge
t*AHousatonic RR con
Houston Oil 4Ms debs.
Feb
49 M Aug. 22
108
Aug.
110
Aug.
110M Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
20
1
Aug.
99% Aug. 22
106
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
107M Aug.
20
Aug.
107M Aug.
8
6
29
110%
105 m
107 m
104M
105 m
31
Apr.
1
46
Jan.
4
31
35
Mar. 29
105% July
63 m Jan.
Jan.
104
May
106 m Feb.
106
Jan.
4
May
May
May
May
May
4
Feb.
8
Apr.
40
26
109
5M
5M
1M
1M
5
28
June
107
11
Jan.
Apr.
Apr. 15
5
Apr
2
May
8
3
6
6
109 % May
11M
11%
3%
2H
16
3
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
4
24
Jan.
4
Apr.
9
1
5
Mar.
49 M June 22
50
June
20
88
105
Aug.
Aug.
May
July
Aug.
May
Aug.
1
19
110m Jan.
2
111m June 21
113
Feb.
20
40m Mar. 12
25% Apr.
101
Jan.
107 m May
12
11
4
105 M May
17 108 % May
8
12
Jan.
13
30% Apr. 11
106 m. May 21 109m Jan.
2
105
17 107 % May
6
'ar. 14l95
May.. 9
Fob.
8 149% Apr.
6
104
Mar. 11
May 15 110
101 % Aug. 21 101% Aug. 13
June
.
[141
31
51
May 22
Apr—8
44% May 28
17% June 10
13% June 10
14
May 25
12
18
.56
31
31
31
31
Feb.
8
8% June 10
8% June 10
60
-
Jan.
2
59— Jan.
68
Aug. 31
28% Apr. 15
26
Apr. 15
26
Apr. 15
Jan. 15
18
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
31
22
44
June
7
22
52
June
17
92'
Feb.
8
60
100
May
May
May
107M 106
105
102
Mar.
102
100
100
May
May
99
June
104%
104% Mar. 15
104% Apr.
4
103
May
37
Aug.
2
2M
48M
2%
3%
2
2Vn
104 %
34 M
91M
25
35
40
Sale
19M
17
93
-----
1
M
100M 101M 101
-----
84
-----
72
105 M 105M
99 M Sale
90 M
49
-----
16
Sale
Sale
82 M
84
79
83
95
32 M
95
103 %
-----
7 104
103% Aug.
79% Aug. 24 82
Aug.
Aug.
103M
60
80%
77 M
96
83 M
Sale
80
81M
87 M
84
83
Aug.
77% Aug,
M
Sale
94%
78 M
61M
4M
86
87
7
1
87% Aug. 16
82% Aug. 26
Sale
29 108% Aug. 20
16 103% Aug. 10
Sale
24
107 M 108 m 107% Aug.
101
102M Sale
Aug.
95
96
94
Aug.
87 M
86 M
87 M
85
Aug.
Sale
87 M
88
85% Aug.
Sale
103
Sale
100
Aug.
Sale
Sale
94
92
Aug.
Sale
Sale
80
76% Aug.
64
61M
64
6
4%
4% Aug.
Sale
108
102 %
103 %
9
104
29
Sale
64
Aug.
5
% Aug. 20
101 % Aug.
7
47
Aug. 12
_
Sale
Sale
2
2
3M
Aug.
% Aug.
2M
102 M 101n32Aug.
35
40%
Aug.
-----
81M
82M
58
8
39
A
O
A
O
85
82 M
J
J
85M
A
O
99
Sale
81M
Sale
79
-----
Sale
-----
15
J
119
O
78
Sale
79
5s... 1937 M N
46
Sale
48%
97 M
Sale
17M
-----
98 M
83 M
82%
85m
86 %
84
83
Aug.
78% Aug.
85M
102M 103M 104
104m 103
Aug.
110M Sale
110m 110m 110% Aug.
J
108 M
86
120
101
-----
Sale
84
19
13
14
13
13
3
96% Aug.
87% Aug. 12
87% Aug. 29
5
103% Aug.
1
94% Aug.
80
Aug. 30
65% Aug. 22
74
Aug. 22
97
July 22
9
5
Aug. 26
50 M
Sale
86% Aug.
82% Aug.
-----
104
Aug.
110% Aug.
Sale
122%
81%
83 m
79%
46 m
49
49%
99 m 100
100
Aug.
2 123
81
Aug.
2
Aug.
9 49%
Aug. 14 101
Aug. 14
Aug.
6
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
16
Feb.
9
Mar. 26
Feb.
8
107
Mar. 28
46% Feb.
55
May
4% May
3% May
2
Mar. 28
98
108% July
48
7
% Aug.
rd
Jan.
3
May 27
Jan.
May 24
2% Jan. 18
4
% July 31
2% Jan.
100I7ijJan. 24 101 % Aug.
i
35
Aug. 27 63
May 10
121
May
100% May
99% June
24% Jan.
30
Apr.
25
Aug.
55% May
9
June
124% Jan.
19
105
J an.
5
105%
28%
34%
29%
75%
Aug. 15
Apr.
3
Apr. 20
14
Apr.
6
Aug. .30
22%
Mar. 28
Mar. 12
22
Apr.
5
100% May 15 105% Jan.
77% June 11
91% Jan.
10
13% July
18% Jan.
103
July
80
Jan.
9
May 29
61% May 28
104% June
94
May
87
May
77
May
76
May
94% May
88
Jan.
Jan.
2% May
100% Apr.
June
65% June
90% Mar.
96
Feb.
106% May
21
Apr.
115
June
80
Jan.
25
9
96% Feb. 23
88
Apr.
3
108% May
103 % Aug.
96% Aug.
88
May
88
Apr.
105
Apr.
96% May
80
May
61% July
8% Jan.
100% Apr.
87% Feb.
83% Jan.
90% Mar.
104
Aug.
111% May
68% June
75
5
19 104% Feb. 20
76
58
16
123
106
2% May
-----
103
90 %
73 %
Sale
Aug.
103m Aug.
101
Aug.
105m Aug.
37
Aug.
55m Aug.
6% Aug.
6% Aug.
122% Aug.
8
122m Aug.
122% 121M
104% Aug. 13
103M 105
104M 105
104m Aug.
105
105% Aug. 15
104% 105
105M 104M Aug.
25
25
25M
40
20M
Aug. 13
Aug.
34
28
32
34M
Aug. 27
Aug.
25
26
25 M
25
30
30
Aug. 29
Aug.
Sale
74 M Sale
70
75% Aug. 30
69m Aug.
14
10K
11
9M
14
12M
12M
ISM
18M
Aug. 10
Aug. 10 14
103
78
89
1M
121
Sale
103
2%
2M
VA
53 M
101M
7
Aug.
5
103% Aug.
101
5
Aug.
Sale
104m Aug. 28
39
37
Aug. 16
54
53 m Aug. 10
Sale
6
5% Aug.
5
6
6M
Aug.
Sale
8
100 % 103 M
107M Aug. 13
103M Aug. 28
107M 107m Aug.
Aug.
MN
1954 MN
6
29
21
22
31
102 m June
37 m June
107 m
108m
108 %
30 m
60
105
MN
30.
1
7M Aug.
7
Aug. 13
2M Aug. 14
2
9
Aug.
6% Aug. 26
49M Aug. 22
103M 103M 105
102
100M 104
104
J
Aug. 14
106M Aug. 19
6
101
103
Sale
Feb
104
103 M 102 % 103M 102
95
102M
100% 103
102
104
102% 103 M 102
1949
—
see page
106 %
102
105 M
J
Aug. 15
-
40
6M
5%
70
1999
1944 A
g
97
16
J
Aug. 27
51M Aug. 31
107M Aug.
1 107M Aug.
Sale 107
93 %
93
92M Aug. 15 93
96 M
96 M
Aug.
TP
r46H~Nug7~W3r~Aug.
146T49
107
107 M Sale
Aug.
9 107M Aug.
107M 106
101M Aug. 21 101M Aug.
49
56
50%-. 59
95
-50-M—95% 49
68 M Sale
62
62
Sale
68M Aug.
Aug.
1
27 M Sale
23 M Aug. 20
25 M Sale
27m Aug.
24
Sale
Aug.
20M Aug. 27 24
20%Sale
23
23
Scile
20
Aug.
21
20M Aug.
2
21
14
14
21
Aug.
24M 20M Aug.
14 % Aug.
14M Sale
10M Aug.
11% Sale
14m Aug.
11M Sale
14M Sale
10M Aug.
65 m Aug.
67
68
62
50
65
Aug.
74
74 M
70 M
79
71M Aug.
Aug.
72M
96 M
94
Sale
J
17M
Sate Prices
Sale Prices
102m Apr.
104
May
99 m May
101
May
15
July
17% Aug.
19m aug.
19
July
1
Highest
103 % June
107%
15
J
I
30 106M Aug.
21 103M Aug.
Aug.
14 105
13 20M Aug. 31
28 20M Aug. 30
26 21M Aug. 30
Aug. 30
5 20
Aug.
107M 107% 106 M 109M 107
20
19
20 M
Aug.
20%
23
107 M Sale
107 M Sale
106M Aug.
1§69
a
For footnotes
W
Sale
5%
5M
104%
...
Sale
18 M
J
23
109M
J
J
15M
17%
19M
107 M 107 % 107M
109 % 109 M 108M
110
110%
30
45
30M "45"
20
20 M
35
20
Sale
96
99 %
93 %
96M
96M
105
102M
104M
105M 106
108
109%
O
J
104
24M
22
49
5%
4%
J
94,000
100,000
109,000
87,000
196,000
265,000
254,000
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
24]
273
1941
5M
Sale
69 M
13
4Ms._.
103 M 102M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
108
8
24 %
1st gu g
105
105
8M
J
ex
Sale
108
53 M
101
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s... 1947
1944
22,000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s
1st & gen s f g 6 Ms
1950
67,000
Sale Prices
104M 105
51M Sale
50
MN
Grand R & I
3M
49 M
Sale
Sale
55 M
104
142,000 Goodrich (B F) Co 1st M 4 Ms.. 1956 J D
17,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s w w. 1946 M S
Gouv & Oswegatchie 1st 5s
1942 J D
Sale Prices
104M Aug.
48
Aug.
108
Aug.
104
104
104
Aug.
105M
106M 107M 106M Aug.
106M
7
7M
6M Aug.
7M Sale
7
8
7
6M
Aug.
8
2
2M Aug.
1%
1M
2M
2
2
1%
1M Aug.
1M
6
5H
Aug.
6
5M
104 M
49 M
107M
53 M
122
5s
Highest
Sale
Aug.
105M Aug. 14 107
103M 103M Aug. 30 104M Aug.
18
33 M
J
cons
20
Sale
53
Oct. 1945 J
1934 J
2,000 +*AGeorgia Caro & Nor 6s
AGood Hope Steel & Iron sec 7s. 1945
A
tAGa & Ala 1st
i04M
101M 103
105M Sale
43 %
51
MN
MN
17
——
107% 108
103 %
101
102%
103%
J
55
103
104M
105M 106M 105
103%
103M 104
104M
104% Sale
Sale
17
20M
19
16
21%
21
Sale
21M
98
104
J
Sale
55 M
90
M S
D
21
Sale
106 M
Sale
Lowest
Lowest
75
M S
J
8,000 Fort St U D Co 1st g 4Ms.——-1941 j'j
1956 MN
15,000 Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s
1949
2,000'Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
2,000j Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A 1952
21,000 General Cable 1st s fg5%s A.__ 1947
1945
1,000 AGeneral Elec (German) 7s
1940
2,000
^Debenture 6%s_
1948
2,000
aS f deb g 6s.
287,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Ms w w_ 1949
17 M
A
1956 j D
1942 M S
1942 M S
5s International series
-59%~Sale.
1-67
95%
54 %
24 %
*ARef & impt gold 5s ser 19271967 M N
*ARef & impt 5s series 1930. -1975 A O
iErie & Jersey 1st s f 6s—-.1965 J
J
AGenesee Riv RR 1st s f 6s___1957 J
J
A3d mtge 4 Ms
AErnesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s.
9,000 Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
8,000 Federal Lt & Tr 1st s f 5s
3,000
39,000
4
EdEini-NY-lsfreonag-5»-~-- -1995
Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s_ 1952
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3 Ms A 1970
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s
1965
5sstamped
—1965
tAErTe RR 1st con & prior lien 4s 1996
Alst cclnsol gen lien 4s
1996
AConv g 4s Series A
-1953
a4s series B
1953
_
6,000
Sale
110
Eastern Ry M No Div 1st g 4s_1948 A O
Eastern Tenn Va & Ga 1st g 5s. 1956 MN
-
25,000
Sale
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN AUGUST
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Continental Oil conv deb 2%s-_1948 J D 108 % Sale
Crane Co s f deb 3 % s
1951 J D 104M Sale
Crown Cork & Seal s f 4s
1950 M N\ 105
105 M
S f 4%s debentures—
1948 J J\ 102 M Sale
Crucible Steel 4 %s deb ser A—1948 F A 103
103 M
Cuba Northern Rys 1st 5%s
29M Sale
1942 J D
t ADes Moines & Ft Dodge 4s—1935
Certificates of deposit
J
J
1,000 tiDes Plaines Val 1st guar 4%s_1947 M S
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 4 % s series D
40,000
1961 F A
Gen & ref mtge 4s series F—1965 A O
38,000
Gen & ref mtge 3%s series G-1966 M S
4,000
Detroit & Mack 1st lien g 4s
1995 J D
ASecond gold 4s
"¥,666
1995 J D
44,000 Detroit Term & Tun 1st gu 4%s 1961 MN
26,000 Dow Chemical deb 3s
1951 J D
IfDuluth Missabe & Iron Range
9,000
Ry 3%s
1962 A O
J
1,000 1 * aDuI So Shore & Atlantic g 5s_ 1937 J
86,000 Duquesne Light 1st M 3%s
1965 J D
231,000
299,000
81,000
70,000
4,000
666,000
472,000
44,000
23,000
PRICES
Price
ii
ll
%
130,000
26,000
15,000
36,000
112,000
347,000
21,000
14,000
12,000
exchange-bonds
n. y. stock
3
10
3
2
26
30
3
9
8
24
22
23
6
14
21
7
21% Feb. 27
5 123
Feb.
23
May 24 81
Aug.
40% May 28 55% Apr.
96% May 28 101
May
6
70
3
1
Sales in
Ask
Adjust income 5s
k
Illinois Bell Telep 3Ms ser
Illinois Central 1st g 4s.
1st gold 3Hs
Extended 1st
Feb 1957
B...-1970
1951
1951
1951
1951
1952
1955
g3*4s1st gold 3s sterling
Collateral trust gold 4s
Refunding 4s
Purchased lines 1st 3 *4s
1952
Coll trust gold 4s
1953
Refunding 5s
1955
40-year 4*4s
1966
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
1950
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s_ —— -1951
13,000
137,000
6,000
59,000
64,000
364,000
4,000
43,666
Gold 3 Ms
Springf Div 1st
91
3 *4s
Western Lines 1st g 4s—
8", 066
Sale
Sale
12
111M 112
87 X Sale
87
83
"40~"
Af S
68
20
A O
m N
Sale
42
43
Sale
46
Sale
m N
m N
F
A
X
41M
42 M
51M
40
43 X
J
127
45
Sale
ill*
Sale
Sale
88
91
83
87
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
40 X
Sale
51
40
43 X
40 M Aug. 21
43
45 M
36
45*4
39M
42*4 Aug.
40
Aug.
38 X Aug.
50 M Aug.
36*4 Aug.
73
Aug.
47
M
41
52
Sale
Sale
85
71M
45
76
65
45
65
54 M
42
60*4
49*4
57 M
42
60
50
57 X
40
50
40
50
60
51M
52 M
50
54
52M Aug.
70
56
*
57
13
11*4 Aug. 19
70
41M
69 X
55
70
47 M "56""
52
73
14
20
20
6
16
30
40 X
.1963
49
4 Ms series C
1963
Allseder Steel Corp 6s
.... —1948
♦ilnd Bloomington 8c W 1st 4a.-1940
Indiana 111 8c Iowa 1st gold 4s..1950
45
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser A
16",000
16,000 t ilndianapol 8c Louisv 1st gu 4s_1956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Ref & impt mtge3*4sser B—1986
1,000
36,000 Industrial Rayon 4 Ms
—1948
121,000 Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F
1961
12,000 Inspiration Consol Copper 4s
1952
114,000 t Hnterboro R T 1st & ref 5s..1966
*
a 10-year 6 % -notes.^ .^
114,000
1932
♦a 10-year 7% notes.
136,000
.*..1932
.1947
82,000 Interlake Iron conv deb 4s—
10
100M
61
13*4
M S
105
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J
J
102 H Sale
A
O
95
-
-
.
34,000
33,000
J
AO
MS
A
o
Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
1952 J J
—a Adj mtge 6s series A.July 1 1952 A-JO*
a
~24;000{
5,000
240,000
19,000
51,000
131,000
15,000
2,000
130,000
354,000
11,000
38,000
167.000
4,000
11,000
5,000
68,000
101,000
71,000
a
1st
mtge*old5s*eriesB __-_.l 956
a
1st
gold 5s series C_.
Hydro El deb 6s
J
J
J
J
A
o
O
Internat
1956
1944
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
1941 A
J
series A—1947 J
Refunding 6s series A
..1955 Af S
1972 M n
1947 F A
Internat TAT deb g 4M8
1952 J J
Deb gold 5s
1955 F A
lAlowa Central Ry 1st A ref 4s. 1951 M 8
James Franklin 8c Cleart 1st 4s..1959 J D
Jones 8c Laughlin St'l 1st M 4*4» 1961 M S
6s B
.
1990 A O
Kanawha 8c Mich 1st gu g 4s
t* aK C Ft 8 & M ref g 4s
1936 A O
A Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
Kan City South 1st g 3s
-.1950 A "o
J
Ref & Imp 5s..
..April 1950 J
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1960 J J
2,000
22,000
66,000
110,000
34,000
9,000
7,000
59
Aug. 15
Sale
68
Sale
102*4 Sale
97*4 Sale
81H
84
96*4 Sale
41H Sale
43 M Sale
1*4
IX
53
Sale
94 X Sale
a
88M
29*4 31
28
29 M
68 M Sale
65
Sale
108 M Sale
.....
52 M Aug.
2
56
Aug. 14
a 5s
65,000
2,000
45,000
108,000
709,000
64,000
224,000
32,000
162,000
—
a5s stamped
Alst A refunding 5s
-
52,000 Libby McNeil A Libby 4s
Liggett A Myers T bacco
36.000
5s
Long Dock Co 3
4
.
ext to
For footnotes, see page 30.
85 M
31
Sale
"
Sale
10_
103
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
72
87
90
87
85 M
27
29 M
1
53 X
Sale
8ale
1*4
Sale
Sale
90
33
25
....
28
11
6
53
Feb.
17
56
Jan.
0
33
May 21
May 21
47
Aug.
81M Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9X Aug.
IX Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
49 * Aug.
60
Aug.
103
Aug.
102 M Aug.
74
Aug.
86 M Aug.
28 X Aug.
30X Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11
26
9
9
22
29
19
28
30
22
11
2
18
2
14 X Jan.
2
14 X Jaibr
5
74 X Jan.
76X Feb. 1®
2
103*4 Jan.
104 »*» July 18
Jan.
37 X May
53
June
99
May
June
8
22
June
1
1
1
38
Jan.
95
Apr.
4ix
Aug. 29
93
7
84
25
June 11
May 31
55
99
50
105
13 X
May 23 109
Mar.
5
11
100M 103
102
103
100 X Aug.
102
Aug.
106
105
20
105 X 105 M Aug.
106
Aug.
104
20
"79*4
71X
77
70*4 Aug. 21
71
Aug. 30
Feb.
50
Feb.
68
June
Feb.
75
80
May 14
80
Feb.
5
Jan.
25
156X
106 M Sale
106*4 ----m N 104 M Sale
150 X 172
106 M
150*4
106X 107
107 X
105
108
Sale
104 M
M S
102 X
Sale
102 X 103
60
90
105""
5
107
44
45
41M
42
Sale
41*4
50 M
75
80
78 X
82 M
77 M
90
81
74 X
80 X
77
81*4
82*4
87 M
87 M
89
28
32 M
55
85
85
49
Sale
Sale
84 M
52
Sale
52
Sale
43 M
45
Sale
50!
Sale
48
Sale
86 M
89 X
Sale
Sale
36!
30 M
3
85 M
87*4
32
37
48 M
94
93 X
89
Sale
Sale
49*4 Sale
30 X
50 X
83
34*4
86*4
51
Sale
50 M
83 X
39
32M
51
86
36M
49 M
28 M
49
2 X
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
90
86
52
52
Aug. 28
Aug.
1
Aug. 23
82
Aug. 22
33 M Aug. 21
31
35
Aug.
Aug.
6
49
Aug.
29M Aug.
29M Aug.
27 X Aug.
29
Aug.
28M Aug.
27M Aug.
49
Aug.
7
29 M Aug.
7
8
60
Aug.
6
41H Aug.
41M Aug. 23
7
42
Aug.
30
50
49
26*4
A
27*4
31*4
F
17
26 M
30
21
32
28
1974
-.1974
A
21*4
30
F
21
34*4
34 M
1943
J
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27 M
27 M
60 M
60 X
70
40*4
42*4
38 M
Sale
39M
43
2
53
Aug.
36X Aug. 20
41 M Aug. 23
40
42
40
F
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J
J
J
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26*4
50
48 X
43 X
43 M
43 M
25*4
30
52
52*4
70
60
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52*4
38*4
50 M
48
15
Sale
Af N
39 "
15*4
15
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15
Af N
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14
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17
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19
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17
A
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49 M
1941 A
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49M ~60" "
1965
A
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1955
1944
J
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A
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1951
1952
F
A
A
O
1947
J
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1962 M N
1946 F A
1952 J D
1953 F A
A
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117
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120 X
127M
129*4 130*4
127
97
100
107 M 109 X
102 M
66
108
7294
Sale
75
Sale
1
15
15*4
16*4
45*4
45*4
115
28M
28
30
30
30
2
18
17 M Aug.
Sale
14 X Aug.
Sale
17 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
14M Aug.
16
Aug
15 M Aug
19
18M
18 X
19 M
19 X
Sale
17
Sale
47*4
48
120
42
42
Sale
16 M
54
46 M
48
115M
46 M
115M
104 M 101X
123M 127M 123 M
127
127*4 128*4 128 M Sale
95
95 M Sale
93
95*4
104 M 114M 104 H
106*4 107
102
Sale
123*4
Sale
102*4
33
Sale
107
Sale
41
102 X
Aug. 28
Aug.
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
13
1
2
1
19
23
7
Aug. 31
—
6
6
18M Aug.
18X Aug. 31
7
19 X Aug.
7
20 X Aug.
5
47 X Aug.
5
48
Aug.
7
115M Aug.
Aug.
7 102 M
Aug.
1 124 M
Aug. 13 128 M
96 M
Aug. 13
Aug. 26 107 X
Aug. 19
1
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 29
Aug. 12
Aug.
102X Aug. 27 103
101X 103
44
36
Aug.
36 X
Aug.
50
108X Aug.
Aug.
107M 107X 107
70
1
101
106
4*4 Apr.
90*4 Jan.
86
Aug.
52
Aug.
52
Aug.
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
July 31
July 18
July 26
4
80
23
21
94
88
28
39*4 Jan.
42
57
May 28
May 24
42*4 May 28
79 X June 22
30
June 24
37*4 Jan. 12
27
May 10
Aor. 12
22
23
May 29
20*4 Apr. 15
24 X Feb. 27
20*4 Apr. 15
Jan.
9
49*4 Jan.
23
3
49
35
*ug.
Jan.
30
May 21
45
Feb.
May 22
8X May 21
8*4 May 22
9*4 May 21
May 22
May 22
47
Feb.
5
10
June
40
June 19
June
99
June
121*4 May
120*4 May
90
May
104*4
vug.
104 X Mar.
100*4 May
28*4 June
May
105
63*4 Feb.
4
7
20
33*4 Jan. 20
29*4 Jan. 20
30
July 11
July 31
30
30
July 26
53*4 July 16
60
Aug.
8
2
48*4 Feb.
June
45X July 31
5
Mar. 12
55*4 Apr. 16
90
Mar. 14
37
July 31
30
30
10
18
30
31
31
45
Jan.
109
7
15
44
69*4 Apr.
79 X May
Feb.
103*4 Aug. 12
June
IX July 20
June 13
79*4 June 18
38
May 21
38
May 28
33
June
6
39
Mar. 27
82
Apr. 15
Aug. 12
108*4 Aug.
80
50
Sale
17
83
27 X Aug. 27
7
29
Aug.
28M Aug. 28
30
Aug. 20
23
Sale
Aug. 21
52X Aug. 10
50 M Aug. 10
31
39 M
18
16*4
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
6
77X Aug.
7
92
Aug.
88
Aug. 27
29
29 M
30
Sale
3
Aug.
Aug. 26
Aug. 30
Aug. 15
91X Aug.
9
87M Aug.
7
35
1964
toox May
43 M Aug. 13
43 M Aug. 13
A
31
107
2
103 M Aug. 12
Aug.
108
88 X Jan.
Jan.
7
102
Sale
43
5
90
Aug. 12
108 M Aug.
105 X Aug.
2*4
87M
84 M
47 X
47 M
41M
41M
2M
84
108
Aug.
108 M Aug.
104 M Aug.
15
50
85
43 M
39
40
4
103*4 MSy
4
107*4 Jan. 20
May
104X July
100
168
45 X
7
8
Mar. 13
14*4 Apr.
May
Sale
86
6
10
Aug. 29
Jan.
87*4 Aug.
39*4 Apr.
Mar.
2*4
Jan.
5 38*4 Apr. 4
28 69*4 Feb. 13
3
May 21 68*4 Feb.
80
84 X
80
Mar. 13
24 *4 June
50
May
157
O
9
Jan. 23
44*4 Mar. 13
90
A
Jan.
99
172
.....
10
Jan.
5
Mar. 14
P
2
6 H June
"6X June
21
25
99 X July
105X Mar. 19
106 X Aug. 12
106 X Aug. 30
100 X Apr. 25
9
six Aug.
39X Apr.- 27
77 X Aug. 22
May
100
May
102 X June
89
May
70
May
29
May
67 : May
78
May
7X June
1
May
6
6
32H Aug.
31
Aug. 13
63 X Aug. 30
66 M Aug. 28
1
108
Aug.
29
8 M June
90 X May
70M Aug.
82
June
5
7
17
104
2
8
61
May
May
May
5i*
99
6
7
99 M Jsu.
54
July
50X Jan.
3
Feb. 13
Mar. 14
21
10
17
1
11
10
87*4
M S
1950
97
87 M Aug.
87 M Aug.
A
.
May
92*4
J
..2003
1941
105
Aug. 14
106 X Aug. 12
106M Aug. 30
Aug.
29 X Aug.
29
30M
24
61
62 X
Aug.
62 M Sale
63 M
64 M Aug.
Sale
65 M
66*4 66
107
107X 107 M Aug.
107 M Sale
33
32
10
90 M
:
57 X
Aug. 14
105
Aug. 26
103 X Aug.
7
92*4 Aug. 21
80 X Aug. 14
32*4-Aug.,13
77
Aug. 16
83
Aug.
2
8X Aug. 13
1M Aug.
5
7*4 Aug. 31
7X Aug. 30
45
Aug. 16
56 M Aug. 16
102 M Aug. 29
101
Aug. 14
70 M Aug. 20
85
Aug. 13
26
Aug. 16
28*4 Aug. 19
1
Aug. 27
52 X Aug. 23
97
Aug.
1
F
5s debsnture
37,000
29,000 Lion Oil Kef conv deb 4 Ms
97,000 f Liquid Carbonic 4 conv debs
uittle Miami gen 4s series A
114,666 Loew's Inc s f deb , -s
19,000 Lombard Elec 7s seri sA.
ebs
10,000 Lone Star Gas 3*4*
a
97
Aug.
13 M Aug. 30
F
7s
..
54
Sale
49
61
102*4 103
-j—
Feb
56
90
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stamped
:. ---1943
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s
1954
t*ALeh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4*4»--19 L;
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194U
t a Leh Vai (Pa) gen con g 4s
2003
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2003
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4
2003
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2003
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2003
a,5sassentel.
62
58*
102 M
101 %
73 X
85 M
28 M
29*4
1*4
54
12
30
60
58% Aug.
5
12 % Aug. 28
6
Apr. 23
70
a 6s
19,000 JLeh Vh 1 Ter Ry Isi gu g
5s assented
26,000
6,000 Lexington A E ust 1st gu >
15
18 *!%
Sale
45
47 M July
70"~
J
1964
stamped
AFirst A ref sinking fund 5s
A5s stamped
ASec 6% notes extend to
8
101X 104
106M
Aug. 14
45 X Aug.
42 H Aug.
43 M Aug. 16
39 X Aug. 20
104 M 105
105M 105 M
103*4 104 M 105 X 106 X
96 X
94
Sale
97
80 M Sale
81
Sale
48
July 22
June
5
Aug. 15
87
J
-—1944
1954
1954
a 5s
'
4",000
stamped
1st A refunding 5s
24
2
5
4
56
70
89*4
O
12,000 Lehigh Coal A Nav4M8ser A—1954
Cons sink fund 4 Ms ser C
1954
40,000
1965 A O
18,000 Lehigh A New Eng RR 4s A
1945 m S
7,000 Lehigh AN i lstgug4s
Lehigh Valley Coal—
a
8
Aug. 23
3
405€Jan.
56X Jan.
46X Jan.
78K Feb. 27
65
Apr.
5
65*^ Feb.
7
82
A
5s 1937 extended at 3% to
1947
11,000
2d gold 5s
1941
16,000
8,000 Lake Shore & Mich Sou g3 Ms.-1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
a 1st mtge Income reg.Dec 31 1975
29,000
1,000
30,000
6,000
3,000
30,000
1,000
26,000
13
103
_
73
27
31X June
5
40
May 23
28 X May 21
80
4 Ms
5,000
1,000
43,000
145,000
86
105 M 106
'
w w
unguaranteed
1961
Kings Co Elec Lt & Pow 6s
1997
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1954
1st 8c ref 6M«
-.1954
Koppers Co 4sseries A..
1951
Kresge Foundation 3% notes
1950
Kreuger & Toll class A—
a 5s Uniform ctfs of deposit—1959
ALaclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
1939
Ref & ext mtge 5s
1942
Coll Are. 5*4sseriesC
1953
Col & ref g 5 Ms ser D
1960
Coll tr 6s series A
1942
Collatera' trust 6s series B
1942
Lake Erie & Western RR—
106
25
stpd (par $925)
1943
a With warrants (par $925) —1943
M S
12,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s. . . . 1946
1987 J J
2,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4Mb.- 1961
Stamped...
1961
"9~.666
Plain
1961
Ctfs
12M
9%
8
4
10
3
4
3
Aug.
—...
Sale"
59
48 X Jan.
50
Apr.
45
Feb.
32 M May 23
34
May 22
34 X May
58
56
8
4
Aug. 28
Aug.
7
5
6
Jan.
Apr. 30
Jan. 24
Feb. 21
108 M MSy 22 112* Jan.
Jan.
86
July 30
87
Aug.
83
May 27
86
May
6 86X May
19 M July
-.
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
A Ctfs w w stpd (par $645)—1943
a
Sale
Sale
74X Sale
30— Sain.. _33 -*4™-33.*4 -.33.M_.33M
77*4
77*4
72 M
74
" 77*4 78
82
83
89
_90*4
5%
9
16 M Sale
Sale
1
1*4
IX
Sale
IX—8M
M4
Sale
7*4
7*4
14
7X
7M
Intern Paper conv 5s
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st
First lien & ref 6 Ms
45 X
42 M
99
99
„
A ,0
J
Aug.
16
18
15M
55
46M
Sale
44*4
42 %
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
May 22 37 X
June 10 127
50 X
36 X June 10
16X
9 X May 22
41X Aug.
52
Aug. 31
41X Aug. 31
73
Aug. 30
111 Cent & Chic St L 8c N O—
143,000
63,000
Sale Prices
120
110 X Aug. 16 111M Aug.
87 X Aug.
Aug. 20
1 90
87
Aug.
5
Aug.
5 87
35
40
Highest
22
29 M Aug.
Aug. 19
70
60
63
76
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
27
124 X Aug. 29 125X Aug.
44*| Aug. 29 47 M Aug.
83
83
3
Ask
29*4 Sale
124
123*4
45*4
Sale
112 H
1951
1951
1951
g
Sale
29
Sale"
Louisv Div& Term g3Hs---1953
Omaha Div 1st gs 3s
1951
St Lou Div & Term g 3s.
1951
1,000
Ask Bid
Bid
34
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A..1962 J D
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
1949 m N
Hudson & Manhat 1st & ref 5s A 1957 F A
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
1940
5 A.
$
93,000
14,000
2,921,000
241,000
35,000
15,000
6,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2,
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
BONDS
August
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Sept., 1940]
2
10
Aug. 31
17 X Aug.
6
18
18X Aug.
6
18 X Aug. 31
19 X Aug.
7
7
20 X
Mar. 27
Jan. 11
Jan. 16
118
104
Apr. 22
3
127*4 Jan.
131*4 Mar. 26
2
101
Feb.
110
Mar. 28
104*4 Mar. 20
Mar. 21
105
73*4 Feb. 29
Feb.
4
110
Feb.
7
67
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sales in
August
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
ll"
ll
1940
Bid
7,000
142,000
42,000
26,000
18,000
73,000
12,000
Long Island unified 4s.
Guar ref gold 4s
1949 M S
1949 M S
1949 M S
-.1944 A O
.
4s stamped
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s
5s debenture—1951
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s series A. 1969
Louisville Gas & Elec 3 %s
1966
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1945
_
Louisville & Nashville BE—
126,000
1st & ref 5s series B
.
162,000
27,000
114,000
74,000
67,000
7,000
3,000
1st & ref 4 Ms series C
1st & ref 4s ser D
1st & ref 3 %s series E
44,000
115,000
27,000
35,000
53,000
26,000
7,000
A
J
South Ry joint Monon 4s__
Atl Knox & Cin div g 4s
aLower Austrian Hydro-El 6
Ms
91M
126
127
M S
107 M
2003
O
O
2003
O
2003
O
Sale
89
125M 127M
M S
.2003
Sale
Sale
100
100M
92 %
86 H
81M
102 M
82 M
5
110M
75 M
105
D
76 M
1960 J D
Feb 1 1957 MN
52
Sale
40 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
X a Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4sl990 A O
A 2s 4s
-.2013 J D
Manila El Ry & Lt 1st 5s
1953 M S
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
42 M
50
J
15
O
68
J
A
83 M
"'70""
51X
55 M
t Milwaukee & Northern RR—
*
a 1st ext
4Ms
1939 J D
*
a Con ext 4
Ms
1939 J D
43,000 X a Mil Spar & N W 1st gu 4s
1947 M S
jiMilw & State Line 1st gu 3 Ms 1941 J J
iflT.666 jAMinn & St Louis 5s ctfis
1934 MN
a 1st & refund
26,000
gold 4s
1949'm S
a Ref & ext series 5s A__
1,000
1962 o
108,000 J*aM StP & S SM 4sstpdguar.1938 J
*
Alst cons 5s
6,000
1938 J
*
53,000
Alst
5s grd as to int
A 1st & ref 6s series A
1,000
1,000
4,000
cons
1938
1946
a
25-year g 5Ms
1949 M S
5Ms series B
1978 J
J
69,000 1 AMissouri-Illinois RR 5s ser A--1959
154,000 Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s
1990
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A
145,000
1962
38,000
40-year 4s series B
1962
Pr lien mtge4MsserD
32,000
-.1978
ACuni adjust 5s series A Jan 1967
14,000
J AMissouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & refund 5s series A
41,000
1965 F A
Alst ref
Certificates of deposit
AGeneral 4s
a
78", 606
a
280,000
16,000
67,000
9,000
42,000
61,000
1975 MS
1977 MN
1st & ref 5sseries F
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref g 5s ser G
a Certificates of
deposit
Convertible gold 5 Ms
a
a
A
a
191",660
a
-
a
*
1978 MN
1949 MN
1980 A O
1st ref gold 5s series H
a Certificates of
deposit
1st & ref 5s series I
1981 FA
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at
4% July -1938
a
JMobile & Ohio RR—
a
61,000
29,000
316,000
6,000
313,000
10,000
Montgomery Div 1st
5s
1947
AOertificates of deposit
A Refunding &
Improv't 4Ms_1977
ACertiiicates of deposit.
*
A Sec 5% notes
.1938
ACertificates of deposit
Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991
Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A I960
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
1st mtge 4Ms
.I960
g
-
Gen & ref 5s series B
Gen & ref s f 4 Ms ser C
1,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st
gu
2000
1955
1955
1968
1947
1941
Ms
5s
Mutual Union Tel 5s
a
a
A
13,000
22,000
a
A
"4",066
A
4s
warr & rets
No 4
60
70
71M
76
62
50
---
46
90 M
65
Sale
26M
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
1624
7M
Sale
14 %
Vs
15M
14M
Mfi
28M
Sale
M S
33M
Sale
15M
25 M
S
59
MN
105 M
O
109 M
106
34 Vs
34 Ys
41
41 Vs
49
109M
110M 111M
D
100
Sale
101
J
85
Sale
56
O
51
60
O
51
72
110M
51
D
41M
Sale
40
Sale
MN
36M
108 M
116M
MN
101M
M S
77 M
24 M
67 M
102 M
Sale
39M
32 H
106
Sale
104 M
Sale
24 M
Sale
11
73
Sale
IX
IX
Sale
4M
5Vs
2 X
1M
79X
Sale
Aug. 12
6M
IX
M
4M
3M
4M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 13
Aug.
Aug.
1M Aug. 17
IX Aug. 17
45
2
Aug.
78M Aug. 26
22
Aug. 14
~
—
15M
IX Sale
17 X Sale
15 M
17 X Sale
15 M
17 X
1
Sale
17
Sale
72
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
41M
Sale
53
34
34
Sale
Sale
73
26M
34 H
34M
41
41
Sale
48
53
42
11
19
M
H
%
M
H
A
M
X
102
M
1M
-
Sale
90
16
31
94M Feb. 23
55
10
67
22 104 Vs May
73
123
124
33 M
35
60
Sale
15,
37M May 21
15M June 19
8
May 25
43
.Tune
55
1
20
May 21
May 21
1
4
7 X May
21
8
May 23
8M June 10
3X May 14
2
1
9
13
May 21
6
Ws Aug.
IX May 24
17 M Aug.
14M Aug. 23
14M Aug. 19
15
Aug. 22
5
Vs Aug.
15
Aug. 15
15 M Aug.
17 M Aug.
12 X May 21
12 X May 21
12X May 28
21
H May 17
12X June 11
12 M May 21
12X May 22
12% June 11
17
12 X May
Aug.
Aug.
14M Aug. 16
14
Aug. 21
7
Aug.
24
Aug.
31 M Aug.
13
17
31M Aug. 15
2
40M Aug.
37 M Aug. 17
48
Aug. 14
17
15
72
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
60
June 22
15
May
Jan.
20
16X Apr.
8
2
1914 Jan.
15*4 Jan.
16% Jan.
2
4
2
814 Jan.
4
21 X Apr.
4
20X Mar. 28
4
Jan.
21 Vs Apr.
21 X Apr.
21 X Apr.
21% Apr.
2 X Jan.
21 X Apr.
4
20% Mar. 28
21^ Apr.
4
2114 Apr.
3
79
May
1
June
25% Apr.
25 X July
34 X July
34 X Aug.
41M Aug.
41M Aug.
25
49
48
May
May
May
Aug.
Aug.
103
Juno
7
Mar.
59X Feb. 28
Aug.
7
32 X Mar. 20
84
20 X May
20
May
24
7
8 X Apr.
4
2% Jan.
4
2 X Apr. 24
7
Apr.
4
6 X Mar.
7
7 X Apr.
8
2% Apr. 16
25M Aug.
34X Aug.
20
15
8
52
May 24
IX May 17
Vs June
7
Aug.
Mar. 14
32
3 H
,
16
1
30
4H June
5
IX June 13
X Aug.
1
3 X May 23
3 H June 11
2
15M Aug.
9
21
7M May 27
M Mar. 28
ISM Janr 17
97
12 X June
1M Aug.
14 M Aug.
22
Apr.
4
82
Aug. 22
81M Aug. 28
5
31
31
34X July 31
41% Apr.
8
Aug.
1
ilH
107
Mar.
Jan.
8
25
105
May 27 110^ Feb. 17
May 22 112 14 Apr. 13
95% May 22 10414 May
lay
9
71 Vs May 29
86
Jan.
17
9
55X Jan.
8
5614 Jan.
103
,
56
65
42 M
39 M
34
108 X
60
43
Sale
Sale
109
66
102 M
106M
104M
IX
Vs
Sale
56 X Mar. 15
39 M Aug.
37
Aug.
5614
June
7
47X
44%
May 21
24% May 22 39
104 X May 24 109 X
6 120
U2X June
100 X July 15 10154
42M Aug.
39M Aug.
34
Aug.
30M Aug.
108 X Aug.
115M Aug.
Sale
Sale
64
3%X
27
109
Aug.
115M Aug.
Aug. 27
66M Aug. 12
106
Aug. 13 107
Aug.
103M Aug.
5 104M Aug.
M
M
X
M
5
6H
Vs
M
M
54
M
103 X 103M 105
103M 103X
68
Apr. 23
.Tune 21 112M Jan.
90
Feb.
-
June 24
1
79
—
M
46
86 X July 12
53
Apr. 26
64
June
19
Mar. 15
Jan. 11
Jan. 10
Jan.
4
Apr.
18
Feb.
6
Jan.
3
70 X Jan.
25
102
May 18 102*4 May
3
103 X May 21 107 Vs Feb. 14
9914 May 24 106% Apr.
8
—
M
M
Vs
M
M
June
18
1
1957
1977
1977
& rets No 5 on 1977
on
Jan.
2
Mar. 27
83
Mar. 20
52M Jan.
4
60
June 17
63
July
8
100 X May 28 105M Aug. 29
17
17
100M
Sale
Sale
64 X Jan.
30
110
108 M
66
19
66
30
tl%
Sale
19
1
110M 109M Aug.
8
110M Aug,
lllM 111M 112M 110M Aug. 26 112
9
Aug.
Sale
101M 101X 101
101 Vs Aug, 30
Aug.
69 X
60
56
50
40 Vs
Sale
21
1
-----
15M
25M
25M
Feb.
15M Aprl
23
-----
114 u 114M
1
Aug.
1M Aug.
M Aug.
5M Aug.
4M Aug.
5M Aug.
1M Aug.
IX Aug.
45
Aug.
84
Aug.
26M Aug.
16M Aug. 30
108 X
102M
106M
104M
7
14M Aug. 20
17
9
29 107
27 M Aug. 22
76
May 21
May 21
7
16 M
113 X
65
11M Aug.
Sale
15M
May
May
July
May
9M Jan.
10M Aug. 19
4M Aug. 26
Sale
83
18
39
65
6
67
Aug.
Aug.
102M Aug. 17 103X Aug.
20M Aug. 22
20M Aug.
Sale
5M
16M
73 M Jan.
104 M July
35M July
1
5M May 22
X Mar. 28
Aug.
13X Aug.
14Vs Aug.
4M Aug.
16M
26
30
12
13
22
109
13 Vs Aug, 23
11
Aug. 16
101M
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
Sale
11M
14 M
4M
5
65
68
Sale
65
14 Vs
12 X
Sale
Sale
Jan.
July
102 X Aug.
5 104M Aug. 31
81
May 22 101
Apr.
2
70
81
Jan
July 11
12
39
May 27 55M Jan. 19
66A
96
50
56
O
D
5M
4M
5M
1M
IX
79
O
J
1M
1
8
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15X May 18
82
Aug. 22
HIM Aug. 28
75
Aug. 22
111
48
Aug.
105M 106M 105M 106M
110
MN
80
Sale
Sale
7
9
Aug.
June 10
95
78
May 29 88
72 M June 11
84 X
103 M Aug. 24 104
104 M Aug. 27 106 Vs
101
May 29 105 X
78
June 10
82 X
112
Feb.
2 112 X
15M Apr.
55
11 h
15
1M Sale
M Sale
4M
5M
4H
3h
5M Sale
2Vs
1M
1M
1M
48 M
40
15M
14M
13
22
20
105M Aug. 29
110M Aug.
45
22
55
7
14 %
59X
90 M
I-....
20
6
24M
MN
28
73
Sale"
12
8
103M Sale
10
"14M
83
30
16
—
63
16 M
14 M
50
6M
Vs
X
66 M
96
Sale
O
46
8
14M
1 Vs
30
30
62
hum ~TT: rroM
23 h
12 h
Sale
81
3
Aug.
80M Aug. 29
7
66M Aug.
105% 105M Aug.
4M
24 104
Aug. 27 106M
9 105 24
Aug.
Aug. 16 8024
105 M 105 M 105
16
84M
19M
88
8M
9424
88
7 103
88 Vs
13
81M
11H
Sale
85 H
40
80
43
14
14 %
29
81
19
14 24
14%
13*4
324
14 24
1324
14 M
13 24
2M
14 M
13 24
14%
1324
16
16
8
June 14 111M Mar.
92 M June
5 10424 Aug. 31
102M Aug.
93
Aug. 15 96M Aug.
3
73
1
75
Aug.
Aug. 17
Sale
2
48% Aug.
52
Aug. 28
Sale
27% Aug. 22 33 M Aug.
3
88 M
85 M Aug. 15
2
86M Aug.
50
5
48M Aug.
50
Aug. 24
66M
77
120M May
May
75
May
106
June
Sale
82
Sale
73
8
95 X May
9
95 X May
9
31 126 Vs Jan. 24
23 129M Mar. 25
86 X Apr.
28
4
17 110
Jan.
2
120
Sale
81
22 M
a Assent warr
Nat RR of Mex prior lien 4
Ms—
*
a Assent warr & rets
No 4 on. 1926 A O
a 48 April 1914
coupon on
1951 A O
A 4s April 1914
1,000
coupon off
1951 A O
a Assent warr & rets
No 4 on 1951 A
1,000
O
89,000 National Steel 1st M 3s
1995 A O
52,000 Nat Supply 1st mtge 3 Ms
1954 J D
ti Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
1954 MN
Newark Consol Gas 5s
1948 J
D
t a New England RR cons 5s guar 1945 J
J
a Cons guar 4s
7,000
1945 J
J
31M "80""
13
19M
20
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan. 10
85 X June
5
87
May 29
108
28 103
Sale Prices
94 X May
1
89
Sale
75
2924
April 1914 coupon on
4s April 1914
coupon off
For footnotes, see page 30.
47 Vs
75
Sale
4Ms Jan 1914 coupon on_1957
4Ms July 1914 coupon on_1957
4Ms July 1914 coupon off. 1957
Assent
48 M
70
45,000 Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A. .1978 F A
National Acme 4Ms extended.__
1946 J D
249",000 National Dairy Prod deb 3 Ms ww '51 MN
Nat Distillers Products
97,000
3Ms
1949
National Rys of Mexico—
48 X
103M Sale
12M
524
6M
124 Sale
2
24
6M Sale
514
524
6M
6M
2 Vs
3
1M Sale
50 M
55
63 M
64
66
1955
1955
1955
Gen & ref s f 5s ser D_
99,000 Morris & Essex 1st gu 3 Ms
Constr
M 5s ser A
44,000
Constr M4MsserB
166,000
10,000 Mountain States T & T 3
85 %
14-
74
27
15
30 M
A
52
34 M
86 M
59 %
Sale
49
F
48,000
6s debentures
43,000
1965
166,000 Montana Power 1st & ref 324s._1966
Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series
A.1941
General & refunding 5s A
1955
74 %
X
Sale
91M
65 M
101M
9M
y~j
M
104 H
94 M
Sale
16 M
14M
70
Certificates of deposit
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
88
17
29
30
21
13
29
5
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
110M
86
86M
-
101M 10024
Sale
92h
89% 86
84
82M
Sale
103 M
Sale
104M
107
105M
82
80M
Lowest
83
82 M
80
1
Aug.
82M Aug. 28
105 M 106 X 106M Aug. 20 106 X Aug. 20
12
Sale
49
32
S
D
80
105 Vs
80 X
85
85 X
-24,000 Metropolitan Edison 4Ms ser D_ 19681 M S
TT12 ~
15,000 Met Water, Sewer & Drain 5Ms. 1950 A. O
*82
*X AMet West Side Elev (Chic) 4s 1938 F A
6%
a Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
1977 M »S
Vs
a Miag Mill Mach 1st s f
g 7s
1956 J D
13
Michigan
~
~
7
1940{ j
83 M
104M
103 H
95 M
73
86
1959 M N
Jack L & 8 gold 3Ms
-----19511M S
1st gold 3 Ms
19521MN
Ref & Imp 4 Ms series C
20,000
1979^7 J
174,000 Michigan Consol Gas 1st M 4s__1903|M 5
5,000 J* a Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
94
88
Sale
106
Sale
94 M
94 M
87
80M
11014
78
78 M
-
X AMan G B & NW 1st gu 3 Ms.-1941 J
5,000 Marion Steam Shovel s r g 6s
.1947 A
4,000
Stamped
9,000 *AMarket Street Ry 1st 7s-Apr 1940 Q
(Stpd mod) 5% ext to
1945 Q
ll",660 Mead Corp 1st mtge 4Ms
1955 M
12,000
4,000
105
McCrory Stores Corp deb 3 Ms. .1955 A O
X AMcKesson & Bobbins deb b Msl95U AfN
Gen mtge 4Ms series A
Manati Sugar 4s s f
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
85
83 H
77 M
106M
Sate Prices
101M 101M 101
Sale
Sale
83
-
Sale Prices
91 Vs
Aug.
95
Aug.
Aug.
94M
Aug.
12324
Aug.
125M
Aug. 12 8324
Aug. 16 109M
94
Sale
Highest
91M
91 Vs
95.
92 M
91M
122
123
123 % 123 Vs 122M
125 M 125M
124M 125M 125
83
Sale
84
83 Vs
81M
108M 109M 109 M 10924 108M
112
109
112
109
J
S
Ask
Ask Bid
91M Sale
92 M
91M
92 M
91X
103 M
106
1952 J J
1955 M N
-1944 F A
Maine Central RR 4s series A___1945 J
Bid
J
A
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Ask
89
88 M
87 X
83
110
Unif mtge ext 3 Ms series A—1950
Unif mtge ext 4s series B
1960
Paducah & Mem Div 4s
1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s
1980 M
Mob & Montg 1st g 4 Ms
1945 M
ib",006
3,000
F
J
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
Jan. 2,
60
120M
37 X
37 X
104
62
M Aug.
M Aug.
7
1
Vs Aug.
X Aug.
M Aug.
7
Aug.
7
1M
M Aug.«, 9
X Aug.
X
h Aug. 30
M Aug.
Sale
103M Aug.
3 105M Aug.
104M 103M Aug.
3 104M Aug.
120M 124
43
40
36
36
44 X
37 M
Aug. 22
38X Aug. 13
Apr. 30
% Apr. 26
X July 31
X Aug.
7
X Apr. 22
Vs Apr. 29
102
Jan.
Apr.
Aug.
Feb.
May
May
63
119
June
X
Vs
X
X
100%
36
38
Apr. 30
X Aug.
7
14 Jan.
3
June
Jan.
25
30
9
Apr. 26
lVs May
8
Vs Apr. 30
Vs June 12
X June 29
15 105 X Apr.
9
23
14 10514
71
May
8
Jan.
11
7 124 X Jan.
4
43% Apr.
31
19
3114 May 24
43% May
13
7
Sales in
Value
Jan. 2,
1940
n. y. stock exchange
S
14,000 New England T & T 30-yr 5s A.195 2 J D
8,000
1st g 4%s series B
1961 MN
14",666
5,000
27,000
36,000
66,000
27,000
8,000
6,000
25,000
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s
N J Pow & Light 1st 4%s
1986
I960
F
430,000
347.000
129M
"70"
69
74 M
56
52 M
105M 106
New OrleansP S 1st & ref 5s A__1952
_
New York Central RR—
Ask
127
125 %
107% Sale
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A .1983
N O & N'eastern ref 4%s ser A.1952
1st & ref 5s series B
New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar.
Aug. 1
Bid
A
1955
1953
J*aN O Tex & Mex income 5s__1935
^Certificates of deposit
iFirst 5s series B
1954 A O
ACertificates of deposit
Alst mtge gold 5s series C
1956 F A
ACertificates of deposit
3,000
Alst 4%s series D__
1956 F A
ACertificates of deposit
19,000
Alst 5%s series A
1954 A O
11,000
ACertificates of deposit
Npt & Cin B gen gu g 4%s
1945
215,000
154,000
1,064,000
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
BONDS
August
1998 F
10-year 3%s secured s f__
Ref & impt 4%s series A.
Ref & impt 5s series C
1946/4 O
2013 A O
2013 A O
1952 MN
Conv secured 3 %s_
A
J
150,000 N YC & H R gmtge3Ks~—-1997 J
J
124,000
Debenture 4s of 1912
1942 J
58,000
Lake Shore coll g 3%s
1998 F A
F A
19,000
Mich Cent coll g 3%s
1998
New York Chicago & St Louis—
212,000
Refunding 5%s series A
-1974 A O
641,000
Refunding 4%s series C
1978 M S
138,000
4s collateral trust_
1946 F A
14,000
1st mtge 3 %s extended to
1947 A O
623,000
3-year 6% notes
_- — --1941
A O
417000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 4%s A,-1953 F A
1st gtd 5s series B
4,0001
1953 [F A
48,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s_
— -1951
F A
7,000
Convertible 5% notes
1947 A O
54,000 N Y Edison 3 %s series D
.1965 A O
44,000
1st lien & ref 3 %s series E___1966 A O
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR. '
1
lQ-,000 N Y Gas El Lt lit & Pow 5s
1948 J. -ZD
39,000
Purchase money coll tr g 4s__1949 F A
_
_
Ask Bid
127
Sale
126M
125
Sale
126
60
70
59
Sale
61M
106
106% 106M
68 M
69
72M
58
28
37
31
32
30
35%
Sale
30
40
30
32 M
Sale
29%
38
32
30"~
104
37%
40
61
Sale
74 M
55
Sale
78M
79M
Sale
59
Sale
65
Sale
57 M
Sale
81
Sale
58 M
81M
83 M
77..
_
105M 107
49 %
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
109
Sale
80 M
92
61M
56 M
65 M
56
JMSdSalfl52
32
59
57
Sale
86
VV.
34
17M
58 M
81 %
53 M
Sale
60M Sale
61
33
107
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
May 15
126M Aug. 19 127 H Aug. 12 122
Aug.
1 125M Aug. 15 122 M June 11
60 M July 15
70
107
106
~
Aug.
106M Aug.
2 105 M Mar.
64 M June 20
71
70
68
Aug. 30
Aug.
45
60
59
Aug.
1
May 23
57M Aug.
105
105
104
Aug.
6 102 M Jan. 11
Aug.
105
105 M 103M Aug.
Aug.
5 101M May 28
Sale
55
June 12
62
5
64*M Aug.
Aug.
21
31
31
30M Aug.
Aug.
9
May 21
25
Jan.
3
30
29M Aug. 30
29M Aug.
23
32
30
Aug.
31M Aug.
2
May 24
24
33
May 24
28 M June 18
35
35
Aug.
2
32
Aug.
2
33 M
36
17%
34
33
Aug.
29M Aug.
6
3
35
33
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
59 M
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
54 M
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
92 M
Sale
Sale
81
93 M
59M
54
Sale
Sale
67 M
57 M
68
Sale
Sale
54M Aug. 19
Aug. 16
48M Aug. 19
54M Aug. 16
54M Aug. 16
59M Aug. 31
82 M Aug.
9
54 M Aug. 31
60
Aug. 31
60
Aug. 31
Sale
79
81
Sale
Sale
91
81
Aug.
9
Aug. 15
57M Aug. 16
51M Aug. 13
62M
Sale
51M
84 M Sale
84 % Sale
82M
89 M
88 M
90 M
88 M
90
Sale
80 M Sale_
78 M
IQTTM~~SaIe~ imc imi 106 M
108
107
108
107 H
Sale
48
48
55M
47M
47 M
47 M
54
54
47M
Sale
108
108 M 108 M 108
108 M
109M Sale. 109M Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug. 14
Aug. 16
Aug.
71
1
Aug.
Aug. 20
Aug. 30
93M Aug. 30
62M Aug.
7
57
Aug.
2
67M Aug. 30
57M Aug. 30
2
85
Aug.
89M Aug. 13
3
-82
Aug,
107M-Aug. 21
108 M Aug. 23
1
48M Aug.
48M Aug. 12
109 M Aug. 30
1
109M Aug.
109
30
60
23
Aug.
1
15
Jan.
78 % Feb.
105% July
106% Jan.
7l% Feb.
33
30
Mar.
Jan.
27
May 21
40
25
June 18
38% Apr.
June 20
111
Sale
82%
10
3
23 M May 23
Feb.
1
29
107
128% Jan,
128% Apr.
60% July
39% Apr.
37% Mar. 19
37% Mar. 18
37
Apr.
8
36% Mar. 14
32% Apr. 13
26
32
32
1
Highest
125
38
40
107
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Aug. 31
105
104M
105% 104M
63 M
63
64M
30
34M
29%
20
30
29M
„
Consol 4s series A
Bid
i
104
105% Sale
67
68 M
29 M
34 M
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. 8T00K
Sept., 1940]
Jan.
44 M May
28
74
May
May
43
May
42 M May
23
21
21
21
68 M May
85
June
28
38
Mar. 14
15
31 111% Apr. 25
3
53 M June 18
48M June 19
62% Apr.
5
83
July 30
56% Jan.
3
62% Jan.
4
63% Jan.
2
81
Aug. 30
95
Apr.
6
62% Aug.
7
60
Jan. 30
68% Apr.
59% Jan.
86% May
45M May
May
W473
May
80 M June
66
May
101
May
104 M June
46M June
46
May
104 M May
105
May
~
8
3
90
July
3
19
86
Jan.
25
107% Apr.T2~
31
108% Jan
.
56% Apr. 25
57% Apr. 25
110
Apr.
4
110% Apr. 30
_
8,000 *aN Y & Greenwood Lake 5s__1946 MN
N Y & Harlem g3%s.
2000 MN
N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A._ 1973 MN
5,000
Guar 4%s series B_
1973 MN
aNYLE&W Coal & RR 5%s.l942 MN
J
""2.660
ADock & impt 1st 5s
1943
N Y & Long Branch gen 4s
1941 M 5
t* aN Y & N Eng (Bost Term) 4sl939 A O
i aN Y New Haven & Hartford—
ANon-conv debenture 4s
1947 M S
ANon-conv debenture 3 %s.
-1947 A O
ANon-conv debenture 3 %s
1954 A O
J
54,000
ANon-conv debenture 4s
1955 J
10,000
ANon-conv debenture 4s
1956 MN
J
9,000
AConvertible debenture 3 %s_ 1956 J
152,000
AConvertible debenture 6s
1948 J J
23,000
♦iCollateral trust 6s
1940 A O
3,000
ADebenture 4s
1957 MN
117,000
Alst & ref 4 %s ser of 1927
1967 J D
12,000
t AHarlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s. 1954 MN
70,000 J aN Y Ont & West 1st g 4s
1992 M S
1.000
AGeneral 4s
1955 J D
t AN Y Prov & Boston gen 4s___1942 A O
2V.666 N Y & Putnam 1st con guar 4s__1993 A O
5,000 N Y & Queens El Lt & Pr3%s_-1965 MN
New York Railways Corp—
3,000
Prior lien 6s stamped
1958 J 3
7,000 N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6s A
1951 MN
16,665
-
_
96,000 New York Steam Corp 3 Ms
1963 J
21,000 1*aN Y Susq& West 1st ref g 5s .1937 J
*
2,000
ASecond gold 4 Ms
1937 F
*
~
1940
1943
1967
1946
AGeneral gold 5s.
8,066
ATcrminal 1st gold 5s
9,000 N Y Tel ref 3 Ms series
N Y
~2~660
31,000
12,000
16,000
17,000
46,000
58,000
6s
B
Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
J
J
J
D
J
J
M S
A
O
MN
F
A
1959
Debenture 4s
North Cent gen & ref 5s ser
1,000
Gen & ref 4Ms series A
16
15
15
F
A
A__1974
M S
1974
M 8
60
53M Aug.
57
Aug.
54M Aug.
3
57
Aug. 16
65
88
Sale
60
86
78
72
25 M
99%
99 H 101
16 %
5%
Sale
18M
Sale
62
Sale
3M
78
"54"'
109%
15
50
58
12%
75 H
60 M
2M
12M
15
98 M 102
12M Aug. 17
98% 102
60
\rA
Sale
106% 108 M
104M 106
Sale
9M
6M
5 %
9
42
38 M
110
110%
86
80M
88 M
12M
16
12 H
15M
15M
68
14M
14
18
29 M
4M
1H
78 M
15
Sale
30
Sale
68
Sale
3
4M
2
106%
2
80M Aug.
2
Sale
5
Sale
7
14M Aug.
14M Aug. 10
6
13
Aug.
1
18
Aug.
5
30
Aug.
1
3M Aug.
1
17M Aug.
68
Aug. 31
5H Aug. 22
13M Aug.
13M Aug.
12M Aug.
16
Aug.
27
Aug.
3M Aug.
15M Aug.
Aug.
4M Aug.
2
Aug.
65
2
Aug. 31
80
49
49 M
49
50 M
49M
109
109
110
109M 110
Aug.
Aug.
50 H Aug. 30
6
109M Aug.
108 M 105M 108M 105
Aug.
105M Aug. 30
104M Aug. 23
105
103 M 105M 105M 105M 104M Aug.
105 M
18
P
52 M
Sale
Sale
8M
9^1
Sale
110M
75
106M 106M 105Vs Aug.
18
4M
7
52
110M
"93"'
80
112M
57
122 M
106
80M Aug.
72
3M
17M Sale
16
14M
105M 117
103 % 103 M
12 M Sale
90
Aug. 16
-----
105
15
8H June 17
97
May 21 100
43% June
7 60
50
July
1 64
80
Apr. 15 80
65
80%
Feb. 26
71
Jan. 30
72%
Aug. 16
Apr. 25
Jan.
8
Feb.
23
Apr. 15
Aug.
2
Mar. 8
-----
65
14 M
105% Sale
106% Sale
4%
109M 110M
108 M 109 M
52
14M
13M
14
13M
15
13M
13 M
15
15
13M
13 X
15
17 M Sale
27 H Sale
3M
4M
16M Sale
12H
81H
89 M
82M
4
3M
3M
109 M
109M Sale
108 M 109
109
102 M 103 M 102
11M
12M Sale
12
13
11M
70 M
68 M
74 M
123
124
123M
106 H 106M 106 M
105 M
105M Sale
106M 108M 106M
83 M
4 %
M Aug. 29 120% May 29 126% Jan. 23
1 J24M
115ii Aug. 12'i116M
1 ™ Aug.
8 113% JuneTT 118% Feb. 19
123 M.Aug.
53 M
57
25
17 M
15M
20
15 M
15% Sale
19M Sale
32 M Sale
5M
Sale- 123%
116 M Sale
Sale
75
75
Sale
25.000 *t ANorfolk & South 1st g 5s
1941 MN
79,000 Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g 4s _ 1996 A O
1949 F A
51,000 North Amer Co deb 3Ms28,000
Debenture 3 Ms
1954 F A
73,000
75M
5M
---.1946
stamped.
:*aN Y Westches & Bos 1st 4Ms 1946
Niagara Falls Power 3Ms—___1966
Niag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A__1955
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5%s
1950
ANorfolk South 1st & ref 5s A-1961
ACertificates of deposit
63
116%
64 M
61
9
F
-
11%
13 M
100M 102
53 M Sale
62 M
65
105
MN
123 M
125 %. .Sale
117 M
Sale
9M
9M
54
Sale
18
Aug.
20
19%
19%
20%
20%
72
43
Mar.
107
May
85
52
115M 119M
107M 109M 107
Aug.
5 107
Aug.
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9
6
1
15
23
1
3
3
31
12
28
8
Jan.
110% May
9
8
May 21 108% Jan. 23
9
100% May 23 106% May
105
107% Apr.
May
8
Jan.
30
Mar. 14
5% Jan.
5% Jan.
39% Jan.
106
May
12
Mar.
8
14
Mar.
14
62% Mar. 14
5
111% Apr.
Jan.
9 82M
4
3M Aug.
3
Sale
109 H Aug. 16 109M
108 M Aug.
6 109
103M 102
Aug.
9 103.
12 M
12M
10M Aug. 14
13
10M Aug. 19 12
70
66M Aug. 16 71
Sale
122
Aug.
7 123 M
Sale
105M Aug. 22 106M
105M 104M Aug.
7 105M
106M 105M Aug. 26 107
82 M Aug.
4M
Apr.
5
Apr.
6
Apr. 13
Apr.
8
Apr.
8
Apr.
6
Apr.
8
Apr. 13
Apr. 16
Apr.
8
May 6
8% Mar. 15
4% Mar. 14
May 16
slH
90
85
20
24%
36%
6%
23%
ii*
9
52M Aug.
110M Aug.
Aug.
110M Aug.
May
Mar.
101
1 106M Aug.
18
Aug.
1
7M Aug.
7M Aug. 15
50
11
15
11H May
May
10
May
10
May
12% May
19% June
May
May
58
May
3
May
May
May
90
Mar.
9
Apr. 22
8
6% Jan.
92
78
May
3% May
107% May
107
May
96% June
8
May
7% May
54 % Jan.
117% June
102% May
101
May
102% May
112
Feb.
7
109
Jan.
20
104%
18%
17%
79
126%
107%
106%
108%
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
May
6
27
27
27
16
8
2
2
Jan.
29
29 114
114
Jan.
5
107
May 18 108% May 10
Aug. 13
45
Aug.
^Northern Ohio Ry—
5,000
Alst gtd g 5s
Alst mtge g 5s (stamped
lation of guarantee)
1945
cancel¬
A
O
1945
A
O
57
-----
ACertificates of deposit
462,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s__1997
Gen & lien ry & Id gt 3s. Jan 2047
232,000
Ref & impt 4 Ms series A
152,000
2047
Ref & impt 6s series B__
1,350,000
2047
Ref & impt 5s series C
105,000
2047
Ref & impt 5s series D
110,000
2047 J
1967 F
89,000 Northern States Power 3 Ms
A
5,000 N'western Tel eg 4 Ms extended .1944 J
J
109 M
95
4sl948 J
J
7M
M S
M N
108 M
M S
J
J
108 »
_
20,000 t AOgden & Lake Ch 1st guar g
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
82", 000 Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s
1st mtge 4s
22,000
1st mtge 3 Ms
71,000
12,000 Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3 Ms
4s debentures
3,000
38,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
1,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1943
1965
1967
1972
1966
1946
1943
J
68 M
42
Sale
46 M
57 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
90
9M
Sale
Sale
Sale
106M 106%
J
J
D
D
110
106
Sale
F
A
107.9
108
1945 MN
Oregon RR & Nav con g 4s
1946
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s__1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped
1946
Ore-Wash RR*& Nav 1st & ref 4s 1961
Otis Steel 1st mtge 4Ms A
1962
62
35M
35 M
49
67M Sale
43 M Sale
48 H Sale
60 H Sale
53 M Sale
53 M Sale
108M Sale
Sale
105M 117M
110% Sale
6M Sale
108 M
107M Sale
109
109M
108 M 109
109M 110
J
J
105 M
J
J
76 %
Sale
67
70
1946 J
6,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
1964 J
75,000 Pacific Gas & El 4s series G
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series h__ 1961 J
131,000
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series I —196617
56,000
D
59
Sale
57
60
D
113
Sale
D
112% Sale
108 M 109 M
For footnotes see page 30.
D
117
118 %
Sale
63 M
6S
61
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
54 H
55
108M
6
Sale
-----
6M
65
Aug.
42M Aug.
46
Aug.
58 M Aug.
50M Aug.
50 M Aug.
108M Aug.
95
Aug.
6
Aug. 23
68% Aug.
44% Aug.
50
Aug.
63% Aug.
54% Aug.
54% Aug.
109% Aug.
95
Aug.
6% Aug.
1
108 M
107M
109
69
Sale
107
110
109
103M
105% Aug.
94
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
109M 109
109
108% Aug.
100
«Aug.
97
Aug.
110M 110% Aug.
116% Aug.
ll7M 116% Aug.
Sale
104% Aug.
69 H
68
Aug.
14
107% Aug.
109% Aug. 28
109% Aug. 15
110
Aug. 30
105% Aug. 13
100% Aug. 30
97
Aug. 26
110% Aug. 21
117% Aug. 26
117% Aug. 13
2
106
Aug.
6
70
Aug.
57
70
57% Aug. 13 57% Aug. 13
9
112M 112M 112% Aug.
Sale
1 113% Aug.
111
Aug.
2 111% Aug. 12
111M 111M Sale
109 M Sale
110
110M 109% Aug. 3 110% Aug. 14
112M
111
Mar.
1
Apr.
June
May
May
45
May
40% May
40
May
105% May
95
May
29
40%
59%
31%
33%
49
Sale
Sale
54M
108M
109M
105
106
105M
100M
95M Sale
95 M 100
97 M
110M 110M 110M
116
117
117M
115
116M
105 % i06M 105 M
D
J
J
116
35
68 M
44 M
50
90
J
J
J
15,000
14,000
13,000
104,000
38,000
64
64
Aug. 13
35
10
21
21
21
23
21
28
8
3% May 23
107% July 24
105
May 15
104% May 21
101% May 28
107% May 17
103
May 11
40% Apr.
70
May
44% Aug.
50
Aug.
63% Aug.
56
July
56% July
110% May
95
May
29
9
31
31
31
8
8
9
8
8% Jan. 23
2
108% Jan.
5
109% Jan.
110
Apr.
3
110
May
2
110% Jan. 11
107
Feb.
9
17 108% Jan. 11
9 105% Feb.
2
July
108
May 24 111% Mar. 4
112% June 10 118% Mar. 26
Mar. 18
113
May 28 119
104
5
May 23 107% Apr.
Feb.
5
68
May 24 77
90
June
93
53
May
109% May
108
May
105% May
31 60% Jan. 27
28 113% June 24
22 112% Jan. 10
7
28 110% May
28
n. y. stock
Sales in
bonds
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
♦
_
1938
1938
1966
1966
1955
1952
^Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s.
*i2d extended gold 5s
36,000 Pacific Tel Sc Tel 8 34s series B.
Ref mtge 814* series O
5,000
1,000 Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4 Ms.
20,000 Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A
Paramount Broadway Corp—1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs
11,000
1955
F A
3
J
Ask
80
80
75
68
Aug. 1
Bid
79
58%
108%
10934
103%
|
Ask Bid
Sale
O
D
J
J
F
A
4834
50
45%
50
46
M S
8334
4134
8434
44
84%
86
37
41
88%
40%
10134
MS 10434 105
104
Ask
75
60%
75
108% 10934 110
11134
111% 111
101%
10434
10434 104
J
10934
11034
Lowest
Aug. 31
A
109
110
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
August
10,000
exchange-bonds
-----
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
80
Aug.
2
Sale Prices
7834 Aug.
Sate Prices
71
June 10
74
Mar.
8|
Sale Prices
85
May 6
75
Jan. 24
110% Aug. 28 10334 May 21 110%
108% Aug.
111% Aug. 28 104% May 21 112
109% Aug.
103%
103% Aug. 22 103% Aug. 22 102% Apr.
12 105
104
Aug.
3 10431 Aug. 15 10334 Jan
5
46
Aug.
5
40
85% Aug.
40% Aug. 20
89
42
Aug. 27
Aug. 14
76
36
121
60
60
Aug. 28
60
46
Aug.
1
Highest
May 4
Apr. 19
Aug. 22
Apr. 15
June 11
5134 May
June
90% Apr. 22
47
Apr.
2
1
Paramount Pictures Inc—
42,000
3 lis conv debenture
... .1947
6,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s—. .1944
Paterson 6c Passaic G 6c E 5s.. .1949
"l",006 iPaulista Ry 1st Sc ref 7s ser A.. .1942
Pennsylvania Co—
AO
M S
MS
124
125
A
D
D
m
S
10234
10434
10534 106
10434 104%
103
Sale
94
9834
Con 434s series I g
.....
9,000
Con 434s series J guar
2,000
Gen guar 5s series A
54,000
General g 5s series B
52,000
General 434s series O
140,000
—
12,000 Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s.__.
Pitts
6c West Va 1st 434# ser A.
34,000
1st mtge 434s series B—....
47,000
1st mtge 434s series C
...
104,000
Pitts Y Sc Asn 1st gen 4s ser A..
1st gen 5s series B
1st gen 5s series C
1st 434 s series D
O
1940 A O
1942 A O
9734 Sale
53
.:...
60
Aug. 28
94
108%
Sale
108
Sale
107
Sale
109
1C934
11334 11434
113 34 Sale
8834 Sale
110
Sale
Sale
8734 Sale
9634 Sale
9534 Sale
85% Sale
11534 Sale
115
11634
6934 Sale
934
11034
Sale
Sale
Sale
5934
11034
10934
11034
Sale
110
115
106 %
107
Sale
Sale
1234
734
11034
98
10234 10334
10734 109
10834
10934
.
June 13
May 23 126
Aug. 28 72
Sale
89%
98%
9834
99
101
10834 10934 108
107
107%
107%
1073
112% 113% 112
11234 113% 11234
90
Sale
88%
11734 Sale
117%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
104
Sale
102
Aug.
Aug.
108% 10834 108
90
Sale
Augt
96
Aug.
97% Sale
96% Aug.
9734 98
.....
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
83% Aug^
8534 Sale
112
114" 113—113741
Aug.
IT5%_.-_ 11634T.-.
Aug.
70% Sale
Aug.
68%
72
5
634
Aug.
6% Sale
11034
Aug.
10734 11034
Sale
Aug.
67% Sale
Sale
Aug.
58% Sale
60
• Sale
6134
Aug.
Aug.
109% Sale
10934 HO
Aug.
10934 109% 109%
Sale
112
114
119
Aug.
Aug.
10734 108% 10734 108%
105
Aug.
106% 107
Aug.
106% 106%
106% Sale
11034 Sale
110% Sale
Aug.
Aug.
15% Sale
14% Sale
Sale
3
Aug.
334 Sale
8" 8h
%%
4
108%
99%
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
.....
100
Aug.
F A
108
108
110
110
F
A
116
116
1964 MN
1970 J D
1975 A O
115
114
114
11534 117
11534
1977
1943
1958
1959
1960
1948
A
D
J
J
MN
J
D
A
10734 10834
10334 108
95
108
43
99
'4534
4434 Sale
4434 Sale
A
J
106
1962^ F
11034
1974 J
1977 J
106
J
3
J
J
109
J
J
80
MN
41,000 Read Co Jersey Gen coll g 4s—1951
Gen & ref 4%s series A....—1997
126,000
Gen & ref 434s series B
60,000
1997
138,000 Remington Rand deb 434s w w.iggg
434s without warrants
8,000
1956,
Rensselaer 6c Saratoga 1st gu 68-1941
3
Mar. 15
Feb. 20
64 34
Sale
84%
4%
J
3
1946
103% 104
5534 Sale
7334 Sale
73
7734
9934; Sale
52
56
69% Sale
69%
97% Sale
68
Sale
106
17%
Vk*
49
Sale
1234
109%
107%
10
16
8
'13"
J
8
934
Sale
.....
Sale
18
"17""
Sale
105
147
Aug.
Aug.
16
2
8
Aug.
12
Aug.
5
Aug.
7
55
Aug. 30
51
Aug,
16
55% Aug. 30
14%
14%
14%
106%
102%
634
71
6
9
153
91
91
Sale
10
2434
35
2
102
8
Sale
110%
70
65
80%
"Aug.
5
Aug. 30
7034 Aug, 30
7034 Aug. 22
1 100
Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug. 21
99% Aug. 30
100
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
23
24
106% Aug.
Aug. 23
100
103
Aug. 30
10
27%
8%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
17
Aug.
1
3
16
17
16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
23
16
23
16
16 106 j
-r^ug. 19 1013
Aug. 30
10
Aug. 17
Aug, 19
Aug. 30
22
Aug.
7% Aug.
2434 Aug.
834 Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 14
Aug. 31
Aug. 22
73% Aug. 6 82% Aug. 30
109% 108% Aug. 30 10934 Aug. 13
_____
35
70
35
65
104% May 17 110
Aug.
Mar.
Feb.
92
June
40
40
9
19
25
25
27
8
8
30
3
8
3
9
8
5
Feb. 28
Feb.
28
108%
112
Jan.
4
21
July
23
Feb
2
1?
5
8
29
Aug.
27
Mar. 19
12
22
May
Jan.
9
10
May 10
Apr. 30
Aug. 19
Aug. 30
8
5
108% Aug. 19
40
May 20
May 22
May 21
June
4 106'
110% Mar.
7 110]
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Apr. 23
Mar. 7
81
Jan.
5
,104
Jan.
23
Jan.
20 107
10 93
Feb.
59
June
14
Jan.
16
64% Aug.
81%
58%
81%
10634
79
3%
108
9
June 13
June
3
Jan.
18
Aug. 22
91
Aug.
9
95% Aug. 30
91
Aug.
2
11034 Mar. 30
84% Mar. 7
5
Feb. 28
Mar. 16
63%
May 22 113
May 28 150
50
May 23 60%
60% May 22 75%
62% June 11 75
89% June 11 102
90
June 10 10034
90% June
103
May
92
Jan.
9834 June
26
14
30
_____
80
9
56
10934
109%
108% 109% 109% 109%
105
10734 108%
107% Aug.
8 109
6%
7
6
6%
7
534 Aug. 13
18
1734
634
9
6% Sale
6% Aug.
6%
634
9%
6
6%
7
634
Aug.
75%
Aug.
40
9
26%
22%
7%
Jan.
108% July
105
May
115
July
114% June
99% May
99% June
13
6
3
Jan. 22
29, 116
24] 117%Mar.23
26 71
July 31
28 7034 Aug.
8
Feb. 19
2l 10
24 11034 July 20
Apr,
6
27 71
8 .6034 Aug. 31
28 62
Apr.
4
28 111% Jan. 10
7 110% Mar. 26
Jan.
3
31 115
10 110% May 18
108
34
May
7
31
28 10634 Aug. 22
3 111% Mar. 12
21 16% July 29
4
Apr. 11
21
8% Feb. 21
21
103
108
109
30
Jan.
5
Mar. 16
Apr. 19
140
May 13
222
May
3
May 10 226
2 110% Aug. 16 106
8
May 28 11034 May
Mar. 27
2 104% Aug. 21
9934 June 10 105
5 110%
97
Sale
23%
12%
16
14%
33
16
14% 2934
17
14%
17
16
14%
27%
Sale
106% 109% 106%
103% 101»3J 10234 10134
36
35
Aug,
108% Aug. 31
5
82
Aug.
99
98
99% Sale
95% 100%
99% Sale
97%
105% 10634 105
98
9934 Sale
Sale
2034
734
108
22
95% Aug. 30
51% Aug. 6
68
Aug. 14]
68% Aug. 12
18
26
94
Aug
9
106% Aug,
93
Aug. 22
Aug.
Feb.
May
Apr.
11 10934 Jan.
Mar.
6, 115
115
Mar.
Apr.
21i 92
3 120 % May
21 10434 Aor.
21 110% May
28i 91
May
22^ 99% May
22 99% May
11 87% May
100% Aug.
105% Aug.
108% Mar.
102
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6 107
104% May 28 112% Feb.
May
93% May 28 101
108
5434
57
7034
70%
7034 Sale
98% Sale
102% 102% 103
1934
J
...
110
51% Aug, 21
212% 222
110
109
10934 109
Aug.
10334 104
103% 104% 10334 Aug,
100%
1941 3
97
Ill
^1%
70
98%
1949 J
109%
55%
55%
95
1m
1948 a o
54
Sale
_
i6fh
54
10034
10734 Sale
95% Sale
10034 10034
2034
a*
54
Sale
9934
15
...
6
100% Aug.
105% Aug. 28
14
108% Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 19
Aug, 30
150
142
109
ARhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953 J 3
2,000 a Rhine-West Elec Power 7s
1950 MN
1334
ADirect mortgage gold 6s
2,000
1952 MN
ACons mtge 6s
2,000
1953 f a
2,000
ACons mtge 6s.
-—1955 a o
13%
12,000 Richfield Oil 4s conv deb__
1952 MS 108
1,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 68.1952 J 3 102%
1,000 a Rim a Steel s f 7s
1955 F A
±* ARio Grande June 1st guar 5s
1939 J D
17", 000 $*aR1o Grande Western 1st g 481939 3 J
a 1st con 6c coll tr 4s series A
1949 A O
17,000
Rochester Gas Sc El 434s ser D..1977 MS 120
Gen mtge 3 34s series H_
1967 M S 107
Gen mtge 3 %s series 1
1997 M S
Gen mtge 3 34s series J
1969 M S
17,000
7,000 *1 ARock Is Ark & Louis 1st 434s 1934 MS
1
1
55
Aug,
_
^
16
50
112% 110% 112% 110% Aug.
21034
si*
.
Aug. 23
100
Sale
MN
"57"
nV*
70
149
Steel Corp 434s ser B— 1961 F A
Purch money 1st 534 s con v. . 1954 MN
81,000
Gen mtge 434s series O
528,000
1956 MN
54,000 Revere Copper Sc Brass 1st 4 34s-1966 J 3
ARheinelbe Union s f g 7s
J
1945 J
188
Aug.
82*
223
9634
_
8 110
Aug,
Aug, 22 11634
115
Aug, 12 115
10534 Aug, 24 10734
Sale
70% Sale
64%
10634 !06% 106
97
8934 "93"" 94
90%
90% Sale
91%
9034
91%
9134
IV*
90
90
90%
90%
10734 109% 108% Sale
108%
81
84
81% Sale
80%
434
434
146
M S
54
June
Feb. 10
Apr. 27
Mar. 28
Apr. 24
May
6
July 27
Apr. 20
96
May 21 102
97 h Feb.
1 99
104% May 22 110 %
100
May 22 109%
10934 Aug. 30
108
Aug. 28
% July
14 10734 Aug. 14
Aug.
7 110% June
29 114
June
Aug.
1 111
28 114
Aug.
1
May
14
June
Aug.
2
13
Aug. 31
16 104
May
May
28 no* Aug. 2
Aug. 10
May
20
Aug.
1
24 98
89% May
89
May
21 98._ Aug.
1
75% June
16 8534 Aug. 1
110% May
May
12 h674~AugrI7 111
43
Aug.
8
26 71
Aug.
42% Aug.
28 7034 Aug. 8
7
Aug.
3
334 May
13
20l 107% Aug. 20 10634 Jan.
Aug. 30
8 69
6111 may
45
June
19 6034 Aug. 31
45
Aug. 30
May
16 62
May
28 110% Aug. 9 107
7 109% Aug. 21 109% Aug.
Aug.
31 114% Aug. 17 112
June
Aug. 12 106
23 109
Aug. 16 104% May
8 107
May
15 10634 Aug. 22 100
June
14 11134 Aug. 28 108
15 1534 Aug.
1
934 May
14
334 Aug.
1
234 May
3 34 May
1
4% Aug. 21
115
70%
109
M S
Aug. 30
110
106
219
352',000 Republic
18,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 434s.. 1966
2,000 St Jos Sc Grand Island 1st g 4s. 1947
8t Lawr Sc Adirondack 1st g 5s_. 1996
2d gold 6s
1996
fi*'
J
3
3
116
Sale"
O
J
21 10034 Aug. 21 102%
23 105% July 23] 106
20 102
May 24 10734
13
99% June 0 106%
99
May 21 105
26
88
May 27 101
13
110
54
J D
J
9 102
10534 107% 10634 Sale
Sale
107
105
Aug. 16 107
105% 108
100
100%
9934 Sale
98% Aug, 14 10034
108%
108%
108% Aug. 19 108%
A
A O
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105
Aug.
105
Aug.
100% Aug.
104
103%
103%
117
107% lit" 111
9834
9834
80% Sale
10634
6234 Sale
61%
1-00J
105 j
106% Aug. 22 10834 Aug.
Aug.
99% Aug.
1 100
110
F
J
21
23
20
30
14
1
101
102
10834 109%
1st 6c ref mtge 5s
-- — -2037
1st 8c ref mtge 8s—
—2037
38.000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 3 34s
1968
43,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s—X948
30.
Aug.
104
102
MN
1949
1953
1967
1960
1963
.
.
Sale
10134 Sale
A*
X AProvidence Terminal 1st 4s.. 1955 MS
60
J
3,000 Public Service El 6c Gas 334s—1968 J
110% 11134
AKuhr Chemical 6s..
114
108
ACertificates of deposit
2,000 t ARutland-Canadian 4s stpd
11,000 t ARutland RR 435s stpd
10734
113%
9034 Sale
11734 Sale
103% Sale
3I
10234 100
104
105
105
1942 MN
1945 MN
a6s stamped
]
1942
ACertificates of deposit
17,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3 34s-1966
1951
32,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1 AProvidence Secur deb 4s gu—1957
a334b assented
Sale
101
Sale
106
65
58
100
.....
101
100
118
1003
1053
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10034
10534,
104
106
106
103% 103% 105%
Sale 10334 104
Sale
10834
54,000
5134
100%,
100%
100% Aug.
105% 107% 105% 107% 105% Aug.
107%
108% Aug.
108%
110
Il2" 110%
Ill
Aug.
110
110
Aug.
104% 110
108%
108%
392,000 Portland General Electric 4 34s- -1960 M 5
J
1st 5s extended to 1950—
J
27,000
8,000 t APorto Rican Am Tobac conv 6S1942 J J
see page
122
106
-
1,000 P C C & St L g 4%s series A...
Con 4%s series B guar g.—..
14,000
Con 434s series C guar g
2,000
Con 4s series D guar g
2,000
Con 3 Mb series E guar g
3,000]
Con 4s series f guar g...—Con 4s series G guar g
—
Con 4s series H guar g
3,000
101%,
105%
101%
10334
103%
10034
D 10534
4%s series B.
.-----—1981 J J
123,000 Pennsylvania Power 6c Lt 3%b—1969 F A
181,000
4%s debentures
1974 V A
2,000 Penn RR consoi gold 4s
...1943 Af N
Oonsol gold 4s
47,000
1948 AfN
15.000
Stamped dollar bonds. . -- -1948 MN
Gen mtge 334s series C_.
191,000
1970 [A O
A
Consoi 4Kb issue of 1915. . - - i960
36,000
D
General 4 %e series A..—
360,000
1965
General 5s series B
.—1968 J D
98,000
Debenture gold 4 %s
343,000
1970 A O
General 434§ series D
135,000
—1981 A O
Gen mtge 4%s series E
1984 U- J
72,000
Conv deb 3 34s.—
....—1952 A O
261,000
PeopIesGas & CbkfflW 6s...— 1943 AO
"5" 500
Refunding gold 5s.——-—-1047 1M S
92,000 t*APeoria 6c East 1st stmp 4s..1940 A O
^Certificates of deposit
66,000
Alncorue 4s {flat)—--——1990 Apr
48,000
3,000 Peoria 6c Pekin Un 1st 5%s A..1974 F A
101,000 Per* Marquette 1st 6s seriesA.. 1955 J J
1st 4s series B..._
..-1956 ;JJ
57,000
MS
1st g4H» series C
104,000
, .-.—1980
88,000 Phelps Dodge conv 3 %s deb ... 1952 J D
25,000 Phila Bait 6c Wash 1st g 4s....-1943 M N
General 5s series B
4,000
1974 F A
General g 4%s series O
9,000
1977 J J
General
4
%s series D—.—1981 J D
5,000
120,000 Phila Co secured gold 5s—-..-1967 J D
1967 MS
54,000 Phila Electric 1st 6c ref 3 %«
120,000 jAPhila 6c Read O & I ref 5s—1973 J J
iConvertible deb 6s
--—1949 MS
461,000
26,000 X*APhilippine Ry 1st 30-yrsf48-1937 J J
ACertificates of deposit
81",000 Phillips Petroleum conv 3s_...-1948 M S
36,000 Pitts Coke 6c Iron conv 4%s A—1952 M S
For footnotes,
65
6
_
Guar 3 % s coll tr ct& ser B—1941 F
7,000
Guar g 3 %s tr ctfs ser C
20,000
1942 J
Guar g 8 He tr ctfs ser D_.__.1944 J
1,000
12,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s ser B..1952
123,000
28-year 4s
.... 1963
36,000 fPenn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A—1941 M
Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge 4 H*-1960 U
Penn Ohio 6c Detroit RR—
1st 6t ret gold 4%s series A...1977 A
83,000
32,000
29,000
121% 123
6734 Sale
89
Feb. 19
100% July
109
8
Mar. 25
100% July
103% May
8
6
29
30
Feb.
May
20
June 24
19% June 27
5
July
11*
20
12% May
17
13
May
17
14% Feb.
109
103% May
101
Aug. 19 105
June
8
10%
40
33
May
34
20
May
12
5% May
8 111
108% Jan.
May 22 11034
5
9%
May 24
Mar.
7 21
21
105
6
5
Feb. 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
15 34 Jan.
4
Feb. 23
Jan.
9
May 14
May 23
June 27
July
9
Mar. 29
Jan.
9
Jan. 19
Jan. 20
Mar. 11
Apr.
Apr.
5
8
Jan.
29
18
Feb. 21
Apr.
Jan.
7
2
9% Jan.
23
9
Mar.
68
May 29 9834 Feb. 15
Mar. 18
108% Aug. 30 112
n. y. stock
Sept., 1940]
Sales in
is
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
J ASt Louis-San Francisco Ry—
97,000
48,000
32,000
62,000
104,000
54,000
a Prior
lien 4s series A
ACertificates of deposit
APrior lien 5s series B
1950 J
J
1950 y-j
ACertificates of deposit-ACon M 4%s series A
ACertificates
1978
of deposit stamped
ms
61M Sale
61
21%
58%
Sale
25
"63""
11% Sale
11M Sale
12
Sale
11M Sale
11M Sale
10 M
11M
MJV
~3~66o
2,000
5,000
J
32
74",000
{Seaboard Air Line Ry—
*
Alst g 4s unstamped
ACertificates of deposit
106*000
A
1950
195U
Oct 1949
1959
♦AStamped 4s
AAdjustment 5s
♦a Re funding g 4s
J
Al8t & cons 6s series AACertificates of deposit-
1945
O
f
A
A
O
f
A
f
A
f
1st mtge & ref 4s
-1965
Southern Colorado Pow 1st g 6s. 1947 J
Southern Kraft Corp 4 Ms
1946 J
fSouthern Natural Gas—
1st mtge pipe line 4 Ms
1951
29,000
68,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug *49
1st 4 Ms (Oregon Lines) ser A-1977
301,000
Gold 4 Ms
1968
216,000
Gold 4 Ms
May 11969
445,000
Gold 4 Ms
1981
216,000
10-year secured 3 Ms
1946
207,000
San Francisco Term 1st 4s—1950
38,000
384,000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s—1955
4s stamped
1955
1994
164",000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
Devel & gen 4s series A
1956
443,000
Devel & gen 6s series A
1956
121,000
Devel & gen 6 Ms series A
1956
159,000
Memphis Div 1st g 5s
—.1996
6,000
St. Louis Div 1st g 4s
—.1951
20,000
Southw Bell Tel 3 Ms series B---1964
50,000
1st & ref 3s series C
---1968
23,000
A
J
D
A
O
J
D
63
105 M
108%
109
109m
105% Sale
97 M Sale
108
106 M
47
3%
6%
115
28
38
125
8
Sale
30
28
40
38 M Aug.
38
Aug.
.■
28
Aug.
119
Aug.
9
8
Aug.
9
7 A Aug.
118% 125
8%
8M
6 119
8M Aug. 21
Aug. 12
2%
"3"
2M Aug.
7
3 A Aug. 21
5
2%
3
jL%_ Sale
3M
4%
10 M
12M
2
VA
1M
97 M Sale
64
61M
3% Aug,
3
Aug.
10 M Aug.
1M Aug.
1 % Aug.
96A Aug.
61
Aug.
8
4A Aug.
1
4MAugT20
10% Aug. 20
2
2
Aug.
9
VA Aug.
97 M Aug. 31
64% Aug. 15
Sale
...
40
...
13
20
7
9
14
26
108M
109 M
105
102 M
15
13M
Sale
Sale
Sale
108% 109 M
105
105 M
106M Sale
108M Sale
107 A Aug.
104 A Aug.
1 109
1 105
M S
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
MN
Sale
40 M
Sale
42 M
Sale
42%
49M
Sale
37 M
37 %
50
49M
Sale
40%
Sale
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61
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78
73
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107 m 107%
17 m
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87 M Aug.
51
Aug.
77
69M Aug.
80 M
69
Sale
75 M Aug.
75
Aug.
68
Aug.
72
Sale
77 M
Sale
75
85
68
Sale
90
87 M
_
Sale
106 m 110%
12
11
89 m
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96 m
Sale
67
Sale
J
110M Aug.
105 M Aug.
Sale
16M Aug.
18%
104
105
Aug.
104 M Aug.
Sale
Sale
97
Aug.
Sale
105
Aug.
30
110
88
99 M
Sale
107 %
8
Sale
86 M
Sale
Aug.
55 A Aug.
86M Aug.
61
64 M
105 A Aug. 30
101
Aug. 31
105 M Aug.
1
114
88
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
Aug.
1
Aug. 12
61
Aug. 22
57 M Aug.
87
Aug.
1
8
64M Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug.
-
30
82 M Aug.
87
107 A 107 M Aug.
70
66
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
99M Aug.
Aug.
108
109»s2 Aug. 19
103 M Aug. 27
-
8
113M Aug;
3
98
Aug.
5
98
Aug.
5
102 A Aug.
107
Aug. 30
66
9
Aug.
Mar.
6
Apr. 23
Feb.
26
Apr. 12
Apr.
6
Apr. 11
Apr.
6
Jan.
18 M Jan.
28 A Jan.
29M Jan.
114M June 12 123% Feb. 13
8
June 18
6M
1M
2M
2M
2M
May 21
June 26
May 21
July 24
May 21
May- -22
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July 12
4
May 22
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Apr. 22
97%
May 14
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18%
Feb. 29
May 22 39
May 25 102%
May 22 101
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93 M
55 A
Jan.
11
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3
6
25
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
3
11
Jan. 31
Jan.
2
Jan.
Apr.
3
6
Mar. 15
July
June
Aug.
94
May
99 H
Aug.
102 H May 21 106% Apr.
115
June 27 119
July
14 M
12 A
18
27
29
1
8
6
18
104
May 23
101H May 15
"5 A May 28
107 H May 18
101
May 23
97 A Jan.
2
109% May
9
105 H Apr.
8
109% Aug. 12
104
107% Feb.
48% Jan.
May
30 A May
35
May
53
57
73%
63
108%
102
15
101%
100%
81
104%
111
Feb.
2
106
Jan.
31
102% Apr. 26
53
Jan.
50% Jan.
50% Jan.
50% Jan.
58
Jan.
80% Jan.
65% Jan.
June
June
91% May
61% Jan.
May
May
May
Apr,
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
June
7
3
79% Jan,
84% Jan.
4
78
72
3
112
Jan.
Jan.
5
3
Mar. 14
108% Mar. 14
23%
106%
106%
113%
106%
Mar. 12
Apr.
Apr.
5
6
Feb.
15
Apr.
6
10 128% Feb. 17
Mar. 25
111% June 11 115"
1 111
104% June
May
8
122
June
92
76% June
102
104%
53%
53%
53%
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Jan.
June
May
5
June
72
Jan.
11
June
72
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Apr.
Apr.
8
97%
62%
25%
100%
107%
Aug.
May
May
Jan.
105
Feb.
106% Apr.
6
103% Aug. 31
74
July 19
110% Jan. 11
72% Jan. 10
May
103% Aug.
May
8
Mar. 20
May
8
18
66% Mar. 20
89% Jan.
2
55% June 26
67% Apr. 22
55
Aug. 29
82 % May
Jan.
31
99%
1 125
121% Aug.
104
May 25 108
14%
14% Apr. 13
14%
13% Feb. 16
P
80
May 28
105% May 22 109
9
8
July 18
109% May 18 112 $100% May 21 104%
98
123 M
106 A
8
9
6
8
Mar. 26
May
83
42
106 A Aug. 31
18
Aug. 28
105
Aug. 28
4
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr,
2
Apr. 12
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
107M Aug.
89 M Aug. 31
31
30
31
14
30
9
111% Aug.
5
8
5
Apr.
15% Apr.
Jan.
52
Aug.
Aug.
80 M Aug.
76 M Aug.
70
Aug.
4
6
16
107 H Aug.
1
97 M
66
54
105
June
77
14% Apr.
14% Apr.
4M May
110M May
55
8%
109 M 109% 109% 111*32 109%
102 M 102% 103 M 103 A 102 M
112 A
Sale
113
113M Sale
96M
97 M
96 M
97 M Sale
96 %
97
M
97
97 M
98
102 A 101M
102
105% 106" ~ 106 M 106M 106
67
7M
42% May
63% May
110
55 M
88
82
12
30
Aug.
109
86 M
107 M
25M
Apr.
4
65
Apr.
4
26% Apr.
3
66% Feb. 21
62% Jan. 16
June
June
May
May
July
July
7
72 M Aug.
57 A Aug.
125 A Aug.
114
Aug.
105M 105
55
12
6M May
54 M
66
14% Apr.
13% Apr.
June
June
85
12
7
June
105%
12
May 28
8M June 11
7M June 10
30
127
121M Aug.
121M
121M Sale
105M 106 M 105M 107M 105 M Aug.
66
19
Sale
99
12
27
j.
88
6 H
30
2
106M Aug.
68
Aug.
6
68 M Aug.
9
67 M Aug. 30
90
Aug. 16
57 A Aug.
1
1
19M Aug.
100
Aug. 24
105 M Aug.
1
76
107
62 M
105%
125
17
29
€
June 10
Aug. 30
105% 106 M 105% Aug.
65
68
Aug.
67 M
70
67
68
Aug.
64 M
68%
Sale
66M Aug.
67
70
88% Aug.
91
90 M
90
55% Aug.
Sale
56 M Sale
17 M Aug.
Salo
19
Sale
99% Aug.
99 % 100 M
105 A Aug.
Sale
68
June
7
42 M Aug. 31
42 M Aug. 31
53
Aug.
1
42
105 A Aug. 10
103 M Aug. 31
Sale
122
17
16
Aug.
103 M Aug.
105 M 105
103 M
106
67%
67%
66%
84%
57%
19%
99%
105%
71
125 M
125
105
85
69
110M 111M 110M
106 M
105 M 106
18
16M
16%
104 M
104 H Sale
105 M
104 M Sale
101
96 %
97
105 M
105 M Sale
65 m
"94"" "99""
Sale
O
Sale
Sale
Sale
A
Sale
57 M
75 M
57%
86%
Sale
O
89 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
114
MN
D
Sale
57 m
89 M
8
A
87 %
56 M
112M
O
A
53 M
109 M
86 M
A
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Tor Ham & Buff 1st 4s
56
115
J
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s
69
110
J
J
73 %
Sale
114
88
89 m
105% Sale
70
70%
57 M
Sale
MN
%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
72
114M Sale
108
Aug. 23
Aug.
9
6 106 M Aug. 28
40
Aug. 29
47 M Aug. 31
15
14
j
39
106 A Aug. 27 109 M Aug. 12
108
3
Aug. 17 109% Aug.
Sale
3 105 M Aug. 23
105
106
Aug.
105 M 105
9 102 M Aug. 13
Aug.
102 M 102 M 102 M 102
44
MN
15 v, Aug.
5
Aug. 29
2 101M Aug.
9
6 101
Aug.
8
1 105 M Aug. 12
37 A Aug.
105 M
33
26
1
18M
55M
May 28
May 28
"
-
"5
104 M
6
9
Aug.
107 M
Aug.
1
35
50
37 M
Aug.
99 M 100 M 101
101% 100M Aug.
101
101
Sale
101M 100 A Aug.
Sale
105
104M Aug.
104 M Sale
lie
115M
35
Aug. 27
1
38 M Aug.
38 M Aug. 30
%
3%
Sale
15
21
32
28
38
40
5M Aug.
7
115M Aug. 27
66
Aug.
1
105 A Aug. 13
110% Aug.
7
107M Aug. 24
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale Prices
49 M May 28
48 M May 28
65 M
3 A
80
Sale
99
8%
66%
3%
5%
Sale
j
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s.-1945 J
Swift & Co 1st M 3 Ms
1950 MN
30.
15%
11%
106 % 105 A Aug.
Sale
For footnotes see page
35
15
63% Aug.
1
33
Aug. 30
15
Aug.
7
9
Aug.
2
47 M
42
105
Ujigawa Elec Power sec 7s
1945
16,000
Union Electric (Mo) 3 Ms
1962
58,000
*{AUnion Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s__1945
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May *42
"10:660
3s debentures
—1959
170,000
Union Pac RR 1st & land gr g 4s_1947
327,000
34-year 3 Ms debenture
1970
95,000
35-year 3 Ms debenture
1971
60,000
Ref mtge 3 Ms series A
1980
148,000
United Biscuit 3Ms debs
1955
59,000
United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s_1952
4,000
32
61M Aug.
32 M Aug.
13M Aug.
8
Aug.
Sale
J
1950
O. -1942
1966
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s
1949
5,000
Tri-Cont'l Corp conv deb 5s ser A '53
5,000
ATyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 Ha. -1955
AGuaranteed sec s f 7s
1952
63%
106M 106
40
40 M
j
Tol St L & West 1st g 4s._
62%
9
39%
J
gold 4s
1953
49,000
Texarkana & F S Ry 5 Ms A guar 1950
16,000
Texas Corp 3s debs
1959
275,000
3s debenture
—1965
15,000
Texas & JN O cons g 5s
1943
2000
78",000 Texas & Pacific 1st g 5s
Gen ref 5s ser B
1977
35,000
Gen & ref 5s series C
1979
45,000
Gen & ref 5s ser D
1980
10,000
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5Ms A.1964
12,000
Third Ave 1st ref 4s
1960
103,000
AAdjustment income 5s__Jan 1960
562,000
♦AThird Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937
9,000
liTide Water Assoc Oil deb 3 Ms 1952
37,000
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)—
1st M 6s $ series
June 15 1953
165,000
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & imp 3 Ms-1960
34,000
9%
8M
14
15
8
14
14
47 M
40 M
D
-1953
9M Aug.
9
Aug.
10A Aug.
9M Aug.
9% Aug.
9
Aug. 29
8% Aug.
8
Aug.
8M Aug.
9
Aug.
8
Aug.
8
Aug.
Sale
j
15-year 2 Ms debs
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
9M
9M
Sale
9M
8M
9M
Sale
Sale
1961 J
{ASpokane Internat 1st g 5s—1955
58M Aug.
57 hA Aug.
18M Aug.
63% Aug.
38M Aug. 19
M 8
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen 5s -.1951 J
12,000
Term RR Assn of St Louis 5s—1944 f
1,000
J
Gen ref s f
43,000
Sale
108 M 109
105
105m
-
Standard Oil N J deb 3s—
64 M
36 M
Sale
41%
13M
29 M
Sale
-
10,000
167,000
288,000
82,000
82,000
29%
28
38%
38%
Sale
12M
VA
2
VA
2
96 M Sale
O
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 3 Ms—1962 A O
J
3s debentures---—
---1979 J
Southern Calif Gas 4 Ha
1961 M s
"32""
3M
f A
iSilesia Elec Corp 6%s
1946
1941 f A
40,000 Silesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
A
O
68,000 Simmons Co conv deb 4s— —1952
F A
14,000
77,000
100,000
27,000
17,000
104,000
59 M
Sale
65 M
45
Aug.
1
58
Aug. 20
20 M Aug. 30
65 M Aug. 23
39
Aug.
1
60
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
10 M
j
J
28
2%
2%
j D
MS
1950
J
1964
1963 A
8
117
4 A
"moo
61,000 Skelly Oil 3s deb
153,000 Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
South & Nor Ala gu 5s
6
56
20 M
1%
m's
j
11%
80
5%
7M
7%
M's
30,000
lAiAtl-BIrm Div 1st g 4s May 1933
-6,000
22,000 t iSeaboard Alr-Fla 6s A ctfs—1935
a6s series B ctfs of dep
-—1935
3,000
;—1954
273,000 Shell U nion Oil 2 % s debs
_1952
—79,000 Shinyetsu El Pow 1st 6Ha
ASiemens & Halske deb 6%s
1951
Sale
114%
119
O
A
10 M
Sale
Sale
5M
116
114%
63 M
63%
64%
105% 105% 105% 105% 105 H
111% 107% 107% 107 M
110
107 M
107%
107
MN
4,000 Sclo Vall& NE 1st guar g 4S_--.1989
16,000
61,000
Sale
Sale
9
66
O
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Sale
11
9%
9%
9M
9
O
J
aS tamped..
9
66%
3%
A
1946
6%s
Sale
14%
AGuar. sinking fund 6 %s B—1946 A
guar
9M
29
25
20 M
32
t ASchulco Co
55'
64
30,000 t ASt Louis Southwest 1st g 4s—1989
j
3,000
A2d gold 4s income bond Nov 1989 j
*
j
Alst terminal & unif 5s
1952
74,000
J
AGen & ref 5s series A
22,000
1990
D
St Paul & Duluth 1st consol 4s__1968
j
1 ASt Paul E Grand Trunk 4 %s„1947
A
22,000 t ASt Paul&KC 8hort L gu 4 %s 1941
j
St
Paul
Union
8,000
Depot 1st 5s guar.1972
j
117.000 San Ant & Aran Pass 1st guar 4s .1943
O
.1963
12,000 San Antonio Pub Serv 4s_
MN
57,000 San Diego Cons G & E 4s
1965
1,000 Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix 1st 5s'42 M S
j
Sale
60 M
i7M
20 M
63 M
64 M
39
Sale
60
Ask
60
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
61,000
A*River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s.--1933 mn
19,000
ACertificates of deposit
ASt LPeo&NW 1st 5s
17,000
1948 j"J
t Louis Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s_.1959 M S
100.000
j
5,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stamped--1955 J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
BONDS
August
29
exchange-bonds
110
May
92% May
92% May
101% Aug.
104% June
58% June
31 115
29
Mar. 27
Jan.
23
Jan
5
July
May
2
Aug.
■?
1
Jan.
10
Jan.
20
Feb.
15
May
9
Feb.
13
99% Apr. 26
22
99% Apr. 26
19 102% Aug.
5
7 107
Aug. 30
8
77% Apr.jfc.3
EXCHANGE—B0NE8
.N. Y. STOCK
30
v;
Sales in
"8
August
BONDS
Value
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
151,000 United
Drug Co (Del) 5s_
UNJRR&Canal Co gen 4s—
United States Steel Corp—
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
If
Ask
1953
M
80 56
1944
M
109M
Bid
Ask
80*6 Sale
109
110
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask Bid
83
108
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Sale Prices
76*6 Aug. 16
83*6 Aug.
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
75*6 May 21
89*6 Apr.
9
11056 Jan. 24
108
June
Serial debentures—
.375s.....
.60s
,625s
3,000
,75s.
,875s
1.008
1.125s...
1.25s
1.375s
1.50s
1.625s
1.75s
1.80s.....
3,000
3,000
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
11940
99*6
.....
1 1941 MN
1 1941 MN
1 1942 MN
99K
.....
99% 100*6
100
100
100
11942 MN
1 1943 MN
1 1943 MN
99*6
100
—
100
100*1
100
100 *6 100*6
100
100*6
100
100 *6 100*6
1 1944 MN
100
100 *6 100*6
1 1944 MN
100 X
100*6
1 1945 MN
100*6 101
100*6
1 1945 MN
100*6 101
100*6
1 1946 MN
100.
100*6 101
1 1946 MN
101*6
99*6
10054
100*6
2,000
MN
1.85s
1 1947
99*6 100*6 10056 101*6
1.90s
1 1947 MN
99*6 100*6 10056 101
"4", 665
1.95s
1 1948 MN
100*6 101*6 101 *6 Sale
28,000
2.00s_
1 1948 MN
99*6 100*6 10056 101*6
9,000
2.05s...
1 1949 MN
101
101*6
100*6
Sale
22,000
2.10s
1 1949 MN
100*6 Sale 101
15,000
2.15s
1 1950 MN
101
161*6
100*4
Sale
>4
oaie
14,000
MN
2.20s
11950
99*6 100*6 10156 101*6
13,000
2.25s
1 1951 MN
99*6 100*6 10054 101*6
15,000
2.30s
1 1951 MN
10056 102
16,000
2.35s
1 1952 MN
101
102*6
2.40s.
1 1952 MN
100
10056
102*6
odd
2.45s
1 1953 MN
10054 102*6
100*6
3,000
2.50s
1 1953 MN
100
10054
2,000
2.55s
1 1954 MN
10056
10054 10256
2.60s
..Nov 1 1954 MN
103
102
10056
20",6O5
MN
2.65s
May 1 1955
20
23*6
9,000 iUnited Steel Wks g 6*6s ser A 1951 J D
22*6
18
25
22
2,000
14
a3 Ms ser A assented
-—1951 J D
20
23*6
22*6
J
a6*6s series O
1951 J D
18
22
14
a3*6s ser O assented
1951 J D
20
23*6
6,000
22
*6 25
ASinking fund deb 6 Ms ser A 1947 J •L
21
a3 Ms ser A assented- ;:.-.--1947 J~ j t 14 —20"
§§**•
87 *6--Sale
88
89*6
19,000 United Stockyards 4 Ms w w_. 1951 AT O
90
Sale
101
10156 101*6 101*6
96,000 Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s-_1944 A O 102 *6 Sale
101*6 Sale 102*6 Sale
134,000 Utah Power & Light 1st 5s.— 1944 F A 103 *i Sale
T.666
19,000
1,000
8,000
4,000
3,000
...
-
till
...
—
,
...
*
Vandalia consol g 4s A
Consol 4s--series-B-_
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
—
1955 F
cons
5s
106
A
J
M
M
J
1958 A
J
S 110
31
S
55
J
61
108 *6
O
Virginian Ry 1st & ref 3 Ms ser A 1966 M S
aToI & Chic Div 1st g 4s
50",666 J aWabash
10.000 Warner Bros Pictures 6s"debs
252,000 tAWarren Bros Co. deb 6s
3,000 Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3 *6s
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
Wash Term 1st guar 3*6s..
1st 40-year guar 4s
1,000 Westchester Light gold 5s
38,000
Gen mtge 3 *6s
1,000 West Penn Power 5s series's
47,000
1st mtge 3 *6s series I
37,000 West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
101
Aug.
101*6 Aug.
Aug.
101
Aug.
101*6 Aug.
101 *6'Aug.
1*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
101*6 Aug.
101
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
10056 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
"3*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug. 12
10056 Aug. 16
101
Aug.
101
101*6 Aug.
23
Aug.
25
Aug.
103
23
25
23
A
2000
1948
1945
1945
1950
1967
1963
1966
1954
Registered
2361
Wheeling & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s '49
Wheeling Steel Corp 4*6s ser A.. 1966
White Sewing Machine deb 6s_-1940
t* AWilkes-Barre & East 1st gu g 5s'42
IfWilson & Co 1st M 4s ser A -.1955
Conv debentures 356®
—1947
2361
61,000
13.000
4,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
I960
336.000 t AWisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s. .1949
ACertificates of deposit
48,000
71,000
♦ASup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s .1936
ACertificates of deposit
11,000
23.000 Wisconsin Elec Power 3*6s
1968
47,000 Wisconsin Public Service 4s
1961
t AWorces & Conn East Ry 4*6s.1943
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
Bonds selling flat.
1356
28
-----
Sale
Sale
F
Q
F
F
A
75
M
A 108
A
J D 126*6
J J 108*6 109*6
M S 11856 Sale
J J 108*6 109
J D
Sale
A
84
J
8856 Sale
A O
M S
M
108
17*6
1856
17*6 Sale
66
Sale
68*6 Sale
67
Sale
S
MN
J
Sale
D
M S
12
15
J
J
J
J
5056 Sale
J
J
44
M S
F A
114
MN
101
13
J
D
Sale
98*6 Sale
Sale
10356 10456
J
J
A
O
97
Sale
J
J
J
J
105
18
18
Sale
Sale
MN
9
Sale
A
O
J
D
J
J
1948 M S
1961 MN
6*6
856
109*6 Sale
109*6 110
30*6
31*6
35*6
5
46
11*6
Sale
Aug. 17
87
Aug.
1
90
Aug. 21
Aug. 13 102
Aug. 28
Aug.
1 102*6 Aug. 28
Aug. 17
101
101
a
60
Aug. 8
11*6 Aug. 19
Aug 22
46
Aug, 22
8
954 Aug,
6
754 Aug,
19
12
8
29
29
9
6
29
14
7
23
28
30
10
30
100*6 Aug. 14
101*6 Aug. 9
99*6 July
100*6 Aug. 12
10056 Aug. 16
101
Aug. 10
10056 July 15
103
Aug. 26
25
Mar.
9
25
Aug. 29
2456 Mar. 1
20*6 July
84
96
25
Feb. 29
20
Jan.
1
June 27 -93 56 Jam 23
Aprr
May 21 104 " Apr. 25
May 28 104*6 May
8
95
"6956
35*6
30
Sale
31
Aug.
Aug.
4156 Aug.
14*6 Aug.
Aug.
46
Aug.
956 Aug.
856 Aug.
5*6 Aug.
5
Aug.
104*6 Aug.
69*6 Aug.
8456 Aug.
84"
Sale
84*6
89
94
88*6
107
10756 108
13
12*6
1856
13
1254
16*6
62*6
6356 66*6
69
66*6 Sale
6756
6556 Sale
16
14*6
1356
49
48*6 Sale
47
"45*6 48
109*6
113*6
Sale 10156
102
99*6 102
99*6
13
1156
13*6
10556 Sale 105*6
99*6 100*6 10056
Sale
112
11156
21*6 Sale
16 *6
20*6 24
9
7
8*6
7
8*6
5*6
108*6 10854 109
109
109*6 110
Sale
100
Sale
12*6 Aug.
105*| Aug.
100
Aug.
112
Aug.
21
Aug.
20*6 Aug.
7
Aug.
7*6 Aug.
108*6 Aug.
108*6 Aug-.
105*6
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
8*6
Sale
10956
Oil
104*6 Sale
10556 Sale
3*6s,
1952,
41
Jan.
30
19
9
30
2
27
27
3f
13
3
21
ay
4*6 May 21
4*6 May 21
456 June 11
101*6 May 15
81*6 Aug. 21
2
3656 Aug.
31*6 Aug. 13
16
May 28
31*6 Aug. 13
Aug. 28
5
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug. 28
Aug. 27
8456 Aug. 13
90*6 Aug.
Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
7
15
26
22
30
49*6 Aug. 28
47
Aug. 31
9
113*6 Aug.
6
102*6 Aug.
13*6 Aug. 31
105*6 Aug. 3
Aug. 27
112*6 Aug. 29
101
25*6 Aug. 31
24
Aug. 31
9
3
Aug.
5
8*6 Aug.
7
109
Aug.
110
Aug. 10
3
103*6 Sale
105*6 Sale
Jan
30
10856
1356
1356
66*6
6956
68*6
Aug.
June
May 23
6354 May 17
28 12354
16 109*6
2 116*6
23 11054
16 102*6
Sale
83*6 Aug.
88
Sale
Aug.
10856 10756 Aug.
13
Sale
Aug.
12
Aug.
1456
63
67
Aug.
64
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
68*6 64
16*6
46
Sale
Aug.
Sale
4256 Aug.
113
113*6 Aug.
10
25
9*6 July
July
Apr.
65
12356 Aug.
109
108
Aug.
109*6 10856 Sale
116*6 116*6 116*6 117
116*6 Aug.
110
Aug.
110*6 110*6 110*6 111
101
Aug.
102*6 102
102*6 102
June 10 111
May
Jan. 23
51*6 Apr.
3056 June
28
5*6 Aug. 13
80
Aug. 23
30*6 Aug.
2
31*6 Aug. 13
124
12256
6
*6 Mar. 20
6
5
70
May 29 78
Aug. 21
54*6 June 19 62*6 Jan.
3
102
May 21 10956 May
9
40
556 Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
67
Aug.
78*6 Aug.
56
78
5
June
48
20
Apr.
4
Jan.
11
28
51
Feb.
14
May
7
13*6 Feb. 27
13
42
956
956
956
956
106*6
70
Jan.
May 27
79
June
3
2
9
Jan.
4
8456 Aug. 30
90*6 Mar. 27
3656 Mar. 15
37
May 10
86
92
10756 Aug. 27 108*
185
1056 June 11
185
1056 May 21
50
May 22 67
53 M June 10 72
May 22 70
June 11
1756
5
June
52*6
32
May 23 47*6
n*
2
3
3
Jan.
60
May 18 70
Feb.
106*6 June 22 109*6 Apr.
108*6 May 22 109*6 Feb.
5 128*6
June
120
Apr.
104*6 May 28 110*6 May
Tan.
115*6 May 29 120
Mar.
10756 May 15 112
98
May 31 102*6 Aug.
72
17
Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
20
18
6
17
15
27
Apr.
May
4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7
6
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
July 18
June 12 116*6 May 14
110
Jan. 29 102*6 July
96
5
Jan. 10
8 103
100
July
13*6 Aug. 31
9*6 May 28
100*1 May 29 10656 Apr. 4
96
Apr. 27
May 28 102
6 112*6 Aug. 29
Feb.
110
Aug. 31
1356 May 21
June 10
24
14
Aug. 31
June 10
4
1056 Apr.
5
9
4
May 29
Apr.
5
106
May 15 110
May
2
June 10 110*6 Apr. 12
107
Jan. 26
14
9
Apr. 12
4
10256 Aug. 14 104*6 Aug. 30 101*6 May 28 10956 Jan.
105
Aug.
1 10556 Aug. <24 101
May 20 106*6 Apr. 26
entirely,
series A, 1955, partially, Sept. 15.
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
current
78
13
39
X Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
the
100*6 July
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
101
Aug.
100*6 July
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
100*6 July
101
Aug.
101*6 Aug.
101
Aug.
101
Aug.
101*6 Aug.
101*6 Aug.
101*6 Aug.
101
107
19 108*6 Aug.
27
t The price represented Is the dollar quotation
per 200 pound unit of bonds.-'
Accrued Interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484.
range.
21
4*6
4*6
456
456
456
5*6
4
456
104*6 106
10356
65
Tide
Water Assoc.
Oct. 21, at 105.
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug,
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
*6 Jan.
15 110*6 Aug.
49
Aug.
21
10656 10956 10656
Wilson & Co. 4s,
100
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6
20"
3956
-----
80
31*6
37
3
109*6 Sale
10556 Sale
18
69
79
Sale
36
34
43*6
Sale
82
75
n The following
bonds have been called for
redemption, either entirely or partially:
Bethlehem Steel 3*6s. 1952, partially, Aug. 26.
Central Foundry 6s, 1941, entirely, Sept. 1, at 102.
Cuba (Rep.) 5s, 1944, partially, Sept. 1.
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry. 3*6s, 1962,
partially, Oct. 1.
Liquid Carbonic 4s, 1947, entirely, Oct. 10, at 104.
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement 6s, 1941, entirely,
» Sept. 15, at 100*6.
Southern Natural
Gas 4*6s, 1951, partially,
Oct. 1.
12
21
28
7
4*6
10356 Sale
-
a
4156
21
68
100*6
10056
-
3956 41
14*6 Sale
5
100
100*6 July
Aug.
10056 July
Aug. 26 100
July
Aug. 17
18
May
Aug. 29
20
July
20
July
Aug. 10
23
-----
11*6
8*6 Sale
35*6 3956
5
5*6
7
4*6
M S
100
100
14
*
23 100
28 100*6
30 100*6
10 100*6
30 100*6
14 100*6
9 100*6
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
1*6
56
109*6 110*6 109*6 Aug.
49
44
48*6 Aug.
48*6
78
90
75
Aug.
57
65
60
Aug.
5956
Sale
108*6 10856 10656 Aug.
10
85
West Shore 1st 4s guar..
*
56
108
43
34
77",656
Youngstown Sheet & TubeConvertible deb 4s
1st mtge s f 4s series O
73
83
62 *6
Sale
Sale
1948 M S
41,000
359,000
155,000
42
45
Sale
1941 M S
257,000 Western Maryland 1st g 4s
.1952
34,000
First & ref 5*6s series A_
1977
47,000 Western N Y & Penn gen 4s
1943
28,000 t AWestern Pacific 1st 5s ser A-.1946
iAflRflti tod
27,000
16,000 Western Union Teleg 4Mb gold.i960
Gold 5s
151,000
1951
Gold 5s
186,000
.i960
AWestphalia Un El Pow 6s
1953
29",666
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug. 12
100*6 Aug.
8
101
Aug. 29
100*6 Aug.
"
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
109*6 Sale
Sale
1941 M S
Ryref &gen 5 Ms A-.1975
26,000
ARef & gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B '76
28,000
ARef & gen 4 Ms series O
1978
34,000
ARef & gen 5s series D
1980
18,000 Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 4 Ms 1945
97,000 Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
-1955
11,000
6s debentures.
1955
274,000
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
100*6 Aug. 12 100*6 Aug. 12
100*6 Aug. 12 100*6 Aug. 12
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
7
106—
1*6
*6
—
72,000 t*AWabash RR 1st gold 5s
.1939 MN
*
36,000
ASecond gold 5s
:
1939 F A
5,000
Alst lien 50-year gold term 4s 1954
1,000
ADet & Chi ext 1st g 5s
1941
2,000
*ADes Moines Div 1st g 4s___1939
J
67,000
lOmaha Div 1st g 3 Ms
O
1941
4,000
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6
100*6 Aug. 12
100*6 Aug. 12
Aug.
~
106
106
108
1057-fM 2V
*a4Ms assented.
1934
Virginia Elec&Pow 3 *6s ser B-. 1968
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s—1949
Va & Southwest 1st guar 5s
2003
First
100*1
-
_
23,000
5,000
2,000
27,000
88,000
I' 0*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
100*6 Aug.
month, and not included in year's
n
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
current month 'and not included in year's range.
Cash sales, only transactions of the current
month, and not included in year's range.
r
x
Ex-interest.
e The
following cash sales were transacted
during the current month and are not included
in the monthly or yearly range.
None.
,
z
The following deferred delivery sales were
transacted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range.
None.
1
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING AUGUST 1940
Stock Sales
August
Jan. 1 to
1939
1940
Shares.
Aug. 31
Bond Sales
August
17,372,781
144,204,786
7,614,850
141,886,485
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31.
1940
1939
$79,705,000
1,022,249,000
$111,394,000
1,067,420,000
la accordance with a rule or the Stock
Exchange, effective Oct. 3. 1915. all stock* are aow quoted dollars par share.
lots except In the case of stocks which sell only In a small way.
Prices are on
a
basirf of 100-share
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are shown In a footnote in the moath In which they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the
range for the year.
AQQREOATE
SALES
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
1,600
6,600
2,500
500
18,700
800
18.6.00
9,400
9,700
3,000
1,400
15,800
"T666
6,600
200
3,700
15,300
400
15,500
1.200
700
100
2,100
3,800
14,200
2,600
600
8,100
1,600
180
17,800
6,800
1,000
19,700
3,200
4,000
200
400
"""466
2,800
1,200
90
1,100
200
3,100
2,900
2,100
400
9,100
6,400
100
3,100
1,400
2,200
4,600
100
600
_•
10
500
190
17,400
2,900
500
3,300
1,100
1,100
20,400
2,200
7,100
700
2,100
33,000
400
11,200
4,600
8,000
25
-
*
*
Addressograph Multigraph
Air Reduction Inc
10
—-—*
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp
76,400
5,340
145,900
45,400
2,190
25,700
106,200
10,500
313,400
58,300
117,300
2,900
14,000
American Bank Note
6% preferred
5%%
preferred
Corp
conv
600
|90
32
48
50
45
Sale
8% Sale
22 %
21%
18% Sale
56 % Sale
1
H
American Can
American Chain & Cable
*
5%
conv
American
preferred
100
Chicle
*
170 Am Coal Co of Alleg Co N J.25
American Colortype
10
40,530
42,600
44,400
2,150
43,400
3,400
88,800
79,400
30,500
49,900
342,400
146,600
6,200
53,900
91,200
26,400
61,100
5,500
Am Com Alcohol
20
Amer Crystal Sugar Co..
10
100
-.1
6% 1st preferred
Amer Encaustic Tiling
Am European Securities
Am & Foreign Power
$7 preferred
2d preferred A
$6 preferred
_*
*
♦
*
-
Am Hawaiian
American
&
10
Leather
6% conv preferred
1
50
-.1
Amer Home Products
American Ice
*
-
Steamship
Hide
———
*
-
6% preferred
——..100
Amer Internal Corp.
*
Amer Invest Co of Illinois.-.-*
New
1
600
5%
conv
pref
Preferred
-—
Am Mach & Foundry
Amer Machine & Metals
American Metal
conv
Sale
Sale
Sale
15%
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
68 X
Sale
—
preferred
-
American News Co
Amer Power & Light-—-
8%
Sale
21
Sale
70
74
Sale
Sale
6%
10
11%
Sale
12%
49%
Sale"
52
Sale
106% 113%
133
9%
15
6X Sale
7X Sale
12% Sale
81% Sale
3
4X
Sale
6
2
Sale
25
Sale
6%
6%
20% Sale
28% Sale
5% Sale
36
Sale
60
Sale
2%
2%
23%
24%
6% Sale
7%
40
5%
o5
25
177
Sale
42
43
18%
105
6
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
3§S
29%
54%
2%
24
Sale
40
13%
100
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
*
__*
*
Sale
12%
2%
Sale
Sale
2%
15%
100%
100%
Sale
100
Sale
120
25
15
90
—*
Am Radiator & Stand San...*
Preferred
——.100
1,730
-.25
330,300 American Rolling Mill—
Sale
800
-—.——100
—.——25
6% preferred———
100
*
275,800 Amer Steel Foundries
————.*
45,900 American Stores
*
10,600 American Stove Co
61,800 American Sugar Refining.. 100
Preferred
-.----—-100
16,000
*
11,300 Amer Sumatra Tobacco.—
100
28^,100 Amer.Telep & Tel eg-—.
—25
54,000 American Tobacco—
—
129,600
14,300
Class B
-
........
25
Sale
155
Sale
70
Sale'
8*
hS*
11%
66
8%
67%
8%'
142% Sale
12%
It*
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
15
74
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
14
14% Sale
15%
162%
Sale
75
Sale
76
144
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
97
Sale
90
Sale
Preferred....——
100
112,400
204.600 Amer Zinc, Lead & Smelt—1
$5 prior conv pref——26
3.500
Sale
—
—
Anaconda Copper..— -—-50
*
12,700 Anaconda Wire & Cable
28,400 Anchor Hock'g Glass Corp 12.50
—
$5 div preferred
For foonotes see page 40.
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39%
21%
3%
8%
39
si*
51%
Sale
Sale
69%
150
Sale
23
Sale
162
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
*38% Sale
131% 134%
56*
Sale
Sale
Sale
144
Sale
Sale
162
Saie
10%
Sale
Sale
6% preferred
—
100
84,000 American Type Founders—10
Am
Wat Wks & El——*
476,200
$6 1st preferred———.*
8,300
241,800 American Woolen.———.*
2,610
12%
52%
49
preferred---. 100
18.50
American Seating Co.——*
American Ship Building
*
Amer Smelt & Refining.—.
*
May 21 70% Feb. 14
Feb.
May 22 147
May 22 46% Apr.
47
Aug.
34% May 25 52% Apr.
9
Jan.
5% Aug.
4% May 28
21
Aug. 30
16% June
5 27% Apr.
13% Aug. 22
19% Jan.
12% June 15
43% Apg.
2
58% Jan.
36% June 10
% Aug. 8
% Mar. 11
% June 10
Mar. 26
60
May 21 '77
7
Jan.
8
4% Aug. 5
4
May"21
% Aug.
1
1% Jan.
8
%" June
4
9% Aug. 31
3
5% June 10 14% Jan.
8% Aug. 31
12% Jan.
4
4% May 21
14% Aug. 31
7
17% Apr.
May 21
8
22
Aug. 30
15% May 21 26% May 10
61
June 22
73% Mar. 21
8 % Aug
5
12% Apr. 16
6% June 11
157% Aug. 10 135% June 10 182
Apr.
9
14
Jan. 25
9% Aug. 28
8% May 15
16 % Apr. 23
12% Aug. 22
10
June
5
2
6% Aug. 30
9% Jan.
4% May 21
64% Aug. 22
8
55
May 28 73% May
4
33% Aug. 31
21% May 22 41% Jan.
50
110
147
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
6
5
12
20
20
16
16
16
13
16
17
5
-•
-
.
13% Aug.
1% Aug.
Aug.
46% Aug.
15% Aug.
60% Aug.
7% Aug.
41
Aug.
7% Aug.
35% Aug.
131
Aug.
2% Aug.
97
Aug.
178% Aug.
26
Aug.
44% Aug.
19% Aug.
105% Aug.
122
Aug.
11
June
Sale
8%
7%
29
Sale
140
57
144
24%
12%
13%
14%
75
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
21
Sale
18% Aug.
Sale
15%
22% Aug.
14% Aug.
113%
111% Aug.
21% Aug.
26% Alig.
15% Aug.
113% Aug.
If*
75
10
9
Jan.
June
18
50
5% June
May
128
May
1% Aug.
87
May
164
May
18
May
34
May
13% May
100
May
112
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3% June
May
10% May
2% May
9% May
23
May
3
May
23
May
45% May
May
18
May
26
9% May
45% Jan.
21
28
21
28
33% May 10
un
18
18
21
27
22
17
15
21
21
28
21
9%
8%
15%
91%
3%
6%
is
24 ^
2
2
3
Apr.
4
Jan.
5
Apr. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 8
Apr. 16
8
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
50
21
May
3
Apr. 23
38
Apr. 22
66% Apr.
3
Apr.
1
23
35
28
24
21
6
May
Aug.
May
May
May
May
May
May
July
23
29
31
22
25
18
15
28
6
45*
!?*
2I*
3 121
June 11
26
15
21
21
21
5
63
54
15
17%
70
12%
11%
37%
21
54
June
5
May
May
May
May
21
Jan.
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
Mar. 7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan.
June 12 163
May 15
May 21
Mar. 29
6
Jan.
Apr. 26
Aug. 24
Apr. 27
3
22% Jan.
63
Apr. 24
3
14% Jan.
28 147
70
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
5
Feb. 23
_
Apr. 15
Apr. 11
Apr. 15
Feb.
9
May 25 152% May
1
May 22
3
33% Jan.
14% Apr. 12
18
1
3
70
Aug. 20 93
May 21 18
May 28 175%
May 22 89%
May 21 91%
June
28
June
Feb. 23
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Apr. 15
Apr.
9
May
3
8
5% Apr.
12% Jan.
4
11 101% Apr. 15
12
Apr. 23
May 21
25% May 21
May 22
35 4 June 10
18
May 21
20
May 21
12% May 21
June
5
17% Jan.
23% Feb. 23
4 151
May 21
May 21
6
107
Jain.
Jan.
21 112% Apr. 22
28 uo* May
9
23
Feb. 23
21
83$
18
21 116% Jan. 29
27 178% Aug. 31
22
2
3
June 28
July
2%
,
May
May
May
12% May
11
3
3
13
19
145
69
70
136
Jan.
24 135
June
May
May
May
May
4
Apr. 15
9
35
9
6
9
Jan.
12% Apr.
11
8
Jan.
Apr. 22
Apr.
5
June
28
16
9
Aug.
7
17%
157% Aug. 16 162%
2
7
72% Aug. 20 76
73
Aug. 26
7
77%
142% Aug.
9 145
5
3% Aug. 13
5
3%
1
7% Aug. 13
9%
90
1
89% Aug. 12
Aug.
8% Aug. 13
9% Aug. 30
35% Aug. 14
41% Aug. 30
2
4% Aug. 16
5% Aug.
42
16
6
8*
21% Aug. 26
11% Aug. 15
12
Aug. 27
12% Aug. 13
70% Aug. 20
10
May 15
9% May 28
38% May 28
12% May 22
41% Jan. 12
10
Aug. 13
6% Aug. 30
8
4% Aug. 15
5% Aug.
8% Aug. 20
9
Aug. 12
1
78% Aug. 14 80
Aug.
2
1
1% Aug.
1% Aug.
4% Aug. 31
4% Aug. 31
1
1% Aug. 14
1% Aug.
8
14
16
Aug.
Aug. 31
3
4
Aug. 13
Aug. 31
11% Aug.
12% Aug. 30
31
26% Aug.
Aug. 31
1
3% Aug. 14
4% Aug.
26% Aug. 13
26% Aug. 13
2
49% Aug. 16
54% Aug.
1% Aug. 20
1% Aug. 2
6
20% Aug. 16 22
Aug.
3
Aug, 16
3% Aug. 22
3
40
Aug. 9 40
9
Aug.
30
12% Aug. 29
13% Aug. 24
12%
49
7
51
Aug.
Aug. 13
14
2
11% Aug. 16
Aug.
51
59
2
Aug. 14
Aug.
38
11% Aug. 13
1
12% Aug.
10
3
Aug. 22
2% Aug. 17
1%
14
Aug. 13
16% Aug. 31
12%
92
92
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
90
1
23
21% Aug.
6
Aug.
20%
3% Aug.
1
3% Aug. 16
2
48% Aug. 13 52% Aug. 29
34%
45
41% Aug. 13
Aug. 29
28%
5% Aug. 13
7% Aug. 31
4%
5 146
146
Aug.
5 135
Aug.
10
Aug. 16
11% Aug. 31
9%
59% Aug. 19 65
Aug. 31
48%
3
8% Aug.
8% Aug. 10
7
1
7
Aug.
7% Aug. 22
5
25% Aug. 17
1
30% Aug.
23
33% Aug. 16 39% Aug. 30
30%
5 138
134% Aug.
Aug. 29 122
6
55% Aug. 15 56
Aug.
51%
142
1 144
Aug.
3 139
Aug.
25%
14%
112
17
16
~
1
%
13
conv
1
6
4
Sale
Preferred
118% Aug.
15%
12
13
9
15
13
15
14
13
6
29
1X8
21%
5%
62%
29%
25
13
Sale
1%.
26%
11
Aug;
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
7
3%
1%
14%
3%
8~"
16
8% Sale
80
-
12% Aug.
1% Aug.
Aug.
40% Aug.
14
Aug.
50
Aug.
6% Aug.
36
Aug.
6% Aug.
32% Aug.
129
Aug.
1% Aug.
93
Aug.
173
Aug.
48
Amer Safety Razor
1
22
13
30
15
1
4% Aug. 15
% Aug. 10
7% Aug. 16
6% Aug. 14
12% Aug. 15
18% Aug. 16
10
118% 122
13
5%
21% Sale
3% Sale
American Snuff
6% Sale
63%
70 ,
33% Sale
Sale
———
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19%
107%
Sale
4%%
12%
6%
36%
Sale
17,240
41,700
29,425
32,100
242,500
13,100
14,000
,
129% 135
2% Sale
95% Sale
174
-
156% 148%
9%
9%
Sale
-*
117,500
789,000
9%
12
*
-
4%
17%
12%
38%
%
Sale
Sale
————-_*
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
22
43
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
% Sale—
9% Sale
8% Sale
14% Sale
12%
Sale
178%
31X Sale
130
45
47%
5% Sale
22%
13%
14
41% Sale
%
21
14
60
175
50
47
20
Sale
Sale
44 X Sale
131
138
23
67
Sale
X Sale
113%
58% Aug.
30
154
Sale
9%
11%
40%
14%
55% Sale
6
Highest
Sale Prices
55% Aug. 16
150
16
49%
Lowest
Sale Prices
40
—8%~wSale~
63
15
Highest
Sale Prices
159%
-8% —%—
32% Sale
50
Amer Locomotive
6%
Sale
1
*
100
Sale
67
10
.....25
-.100
-
Preferred
"4%
Sale
40 X
15%
2%
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
"
Sale
13
Sale
20 X
46
Amer Car & Foundry—
Preferred.,
5% Sale
18
17%
13%
13%
42% Sale
% Sale
Ask
57
117
40
12
100
Sale
141
32
10
Amer Cable & Radio
58%
117
14
50
Sale
48
10
82,706 1,312,700
1,200
68% Sale
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
42%
*
American Bosch Corp. ——.1
Am Brake Shoe & Fdy
*
Ask
144
5
*
100
*
350,000 American Airlines Inc
8,600
15,700
1,340
3,800
1,300
1,020
14,900
1,100
-
Adams Express
Adams Mil lis
.*
14,800 Alpha Portland Cement
1
28,700 Amalgam Leather Cos. Inc
6% conv preferred
50
5,000
—_*
36,300 Amerada Corp
*
28,000 Am Agric Chemical (Del)
186,200
31,700
73,700
27,800
67,200
1,400
10,700
387,800
82,800
890
*
7,300 Allied Kid Co
116,100 Allied Mills Co Inc
273,900 Allied Stores Corp
5% preferred
10,500
247,700 Allis-Chalmers Mfg.--.-
300
13,900
3,000
4,600
48,800
_*
-100
—
Bid
*
30 Ala & Yicksburg Ry Co
100
174,800 Alaska Juneau Gold Min—10
6%
152,300 Allegheny Corp.
* —1
Pref series A $30 warr'ts.100
184,800
13
Pref series A $30 ex-war. 100
39,200
11%
$2.50 prior conv pref
31,100
.*
14*4
336,300 Alleghany Ludl'm Steel Corp *
21%
100 Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd—100
4-1,400 Allen Industries Inc._---.i-i
89,800 Allied Chem & Dye
* 176 X
11,500
4,800
4,500
2,600
3,600
100
Aug. 1
125,000
27,200
19,600
230,100
13,600
1
1940
Par
380 Abraham & Straus
19,900 Acme Steel Co
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
31,000 Abbott Laboratories
370
4% conv preferred
1,800
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
4
52% Apr. 23
8% Apr. 10
45% Apr. 22
32
Apr.
9
41% Apr.
8
22% Mar. 8
113% Aug. 23
V
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
33
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
August
Jan. 1
500
8,400
20,600
15,100
12,300
23,400
3,900
659,500
60,300
"¥,866
102,700
19,200
35,500
1,000
500
800
1,500
140
"5",900
108,400
3,000
6,600
5,200
10,030
342,600
300
800
500
1,050
16,700
2,600
8,900
300
200
9,100
11,400
2,800
700
120
1,000
2,300
570
86,400
30,500
8.700
3,300
2,300
270
1,500
900
-
290
"
—
8,300
2,100
40
2,200
Aug. 1
Mining Co—20
Co Inc
—5
Archer Daniels Midland. -—*
Armour (Del) 7 % preferred-100
Armpur of Illinois-----5
$6 convertible prior pref. .--*
7% preferred
100
Armstrong Cork C°
—-—L
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Corporation
——*
7% preferred
10 0
Associated Dry Goods- 1
6% 1st preferred—
100
7% 2d preferred
---,100
Associated Investment Co.-.*
5% preferred.
100
Atchison Top & S Fe
100
5% preferred—
100
Atlan Coast Line RR---—100
20
800
1.100
25,166
4,900
300
2,200
92,800
2,200
2,200
2,200
3,600
500
50
40
31,800
7,100
240
170
1,200
15,400
16,400
.
200
1,300
3,200
15,900
30,400
1,300
900
37,100
94,900
300
2,500
"7",906
9,800
220
15,000
2,050
13,500
13,800
5,500
13,700
7,600
4,500
1354
Andes Copper
Sale
A P W Paper
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
954
9654
815,900
222,800
77,400
31,100
8,850
58,100
15,300
2,920
194,300
91,400
Baldwin Loco Wks vt tr
Baltimore & Ohio---
—-25
Bar dot Asphalt Corp.
Barker Bros
Bayuk Cigar Inc.-—
--*•
1st preferred
610
100
25
66,700 Beatrice Creamery..
$5 preferred with warr____*
1,500
Pref ex-warrants.—-*
800
"280 Beech-Creek—R4^-Co=-i—=-=^-=o0~
6,500 Beech-NutPacking^-----—--2(h
*
22,400 Belding-Heminway
500 Belgian National Rys part pref
5
720,700 Bendix Aviation Corp.
75,300 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.-*
Prior pref $2.50 div ser '38-*
7,500
—
*
33,600 Best & Co
1,554,500 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)--*
7% preferred-.
100
47,700
27,500 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc.-*
*
31,500 Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
162,000 Blaw-Knox
5
11,100 Bliss & Laughlin Inc
950 Bloomingdale Bros
—*
100
900 Blumenthal & Co pref
*
759,100 Boeing Airplane Co
5
69,800 Bohn Alum & Brass Corp
*
4,010 Bon Ami class A_.
Class B—
*
5,820
—1
52,900 Bond Stores inc
15
223,100 Borden Co (The)----.5
306,100 Borg-Warner Corp--—
100
9,200 Boston & Maine KR
6
39,500 Bower Roller Bearing Co
-
-
"
77,300 Brewing Corp of America. -.3
Bridgeport Brass Co
—*
Briggs Manufacturing
*
Briggs & Stratton
—-*
Bristol Myers Co
5
Brooklyn & Queens Transit—*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit—.*
$6 preferred series A*
Brooklyn Union Gas—
*
Brown Shoe, Inc
*
244,400
291,800
7,500
16,600
261,000
980,800
50,100
82,800
3,600
122,500
116,000
2,650
205,700
15,520
215,600
123,700
51,100
229,200
141,800
107,300
Brunswick-Balke-Ooll-Bucyrus-Erie Co
*
7% preferred-Budd (E G) Mfg
Preferred 7%
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
-
Bulova Watch
Burlington
*
---5
100
*
100
—
—
*
*
*
Mills Corp.
Burroughs Add Mach
Bush Term Co
67
75
Sale
Sale
854
854
5
454
102
70
554 Sale
74 54
Sale
64
68
63
69
3454
33
36
Sale
454
Sale
1554
Sale
8954
1654 Sale
Sale
48
Sale
12H
2 54
109
7
45
6254
11454
554
254
15
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1554
29
if*
iijf
-
"Sale
Sale
if
11454
273
1073
10854
Sale
-
—-
33,,
9
47
20
Sale
121
35
3054
854
454
89
9
—5 54 % preferred--—- - -—- 50
Barnsdall Oii Co— -—-——- -5
75
30
9754
12354
100
--10
35
Sale
Sale
65
SO
~31~~
126—Sale'
954 Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
9
Aug.
1
254 Aug. 24
2954 Aug. 30
104
Aug. 29
454 Aug. 31
44
Aug. 31
9
1054
854 Aug. 14
2
2
Aug. 22
254
154
254
26
30
Aug.
8
2654
2954
2854
108
10154 Aug. 13
104
10254 105
Sale
454 Aug. 16
454 Sale
Sale
3754 Aug. 17
4054 Sale
3951
Sale
Sale
ctfe-13
100
Ask
110
Sale
Sale
4754 .4854
64
6354 Sale
114
120
11654
Sale
6
654
Sale
254
2 54
1754 Sale
1554
Sale
454 Sale
46
„
1554 Sale
354 Sale
4 54 Sale
854 Sale
38
3954
10
1054
454
554
-222r-25
854"Sale"
2754 Sale
11154 113
2254
23
106
104
4954
Sale
12
10
854
1154
1454
2154 Sale
10754 110
7
112
112
—•~"32~"
110—us *
854
1554 Sale
4
Sale
5
10
Sale
Sale
41
42
Sale
10
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Sale
854
6454
3254
109 54
4% preferred
100
Bangor & Aroostook..-..--50
Bid
10J8
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
5% conv preferred
1054
954
78$
100
-
—
Ask
4,600
4% conv pref series A—100
-5
258,700 Atlas Corp
6% preferred—
50
54,700
*
15,200 Atlas Powder
5% conv preferred
—100
2,810
*
29,700 Atlas Tack Corp
—*
60,420 Austin, Nichols & Co
9,390
$5 prior A
—*
3
1,141,600 Aviation Corp (Del) The
300
1
1940
Par
30,500
111,700
26,900 Atl G & W 1 «S Lines
5% preferred23,500
252,400 Atlantic Refining
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Shares
Shares
700
900
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
554 Sale
"245T~25~
2954 Aug. 13
754 Aug. 27
4 54 Aug. 19
33
Aug. 31
854 Aug. 28
454 Aug. 30
5
Aug.
Aug.
6354 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1054 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21
Aug.
10754 Aug.
7
Aug.
45
Aug.
61
Aug.
114
Aug.
5
Aug.
2
Aug.
15
Aug.
65
1*
W*
J*
4
1354
354
454
854
3654
954
454
"23*
8—Sale
2754
11254
2354
10654
754
2654
2854
115
11154
2254
2354
112
104
112
16
554 Aug. 31
29
Aug. 16
13 67
Aug.
1
1.6
Aug. 12
88*
Aug.
6
14 90
1654 Aug. 31
16
1 4954 Aug. 12
1254 Aug. 30
17
15
954 Aug.
5
30
1254 Aug. 30
Aug. 12
2 23
Aug.
6
21 109
754 Aug.
7
1
2 48 54 Aug. 30
13 6354 Aug. 30
7
29 11654 Aug.
554 Aug. 30
14
254 Aug. 30
7
20 1754 Aug. 31
554 Aug.
6
Aug. 16
1554 Aug.
4
Aug.
5
Aug.
10
Aug.
41
Aug.
1054 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31
31
30
31
30
2
554. Au&Jil
Sale
9754
5854
2254
654
354
9654
454
65
4954
2954
82
13
3954
954
854
954
1854
102
7
,
3954
8054 Sale
115
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154
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1754 Aug.
1254 Aug.
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1554 Aug.
2754 Aug.
109
Aug.
60
Aug.
2354 Aug.
1954 Aug.
1754 Aug.
154 Aug.
36
Aug.
20
5
Sale
454 Aug. 19
554
1054 Sale
854 Aug. 16 1054
18
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Aug. 13 2054
33
34 H
3154 Aug. 26 3354
4054 4254
4054 Aug. 21 4254
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354 Aug.
23
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11454 Aug.
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Jan. 24
May 22 127
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95 Apr.
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May 21 39
May 23 89 54 May 10
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22 2954 May
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23 12354 Jan.
22 7054 Mar. 20
28 2954 Apr. 25
10 2454 Mar. 27
2l 2554 Jan.
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9
2854 Aug. 21
11454 Aug. 21
2354 Aug. 28
2
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1254 May 23
May 15
May 16
24
17
2
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Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
July
5
May 23
954 Mar.
4354 June
5 51
Feb.
57
May 23 8054 May
11254 June 11 12454 Jan.
4
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854 Mar.
154 Feb.
7
554 Mar.
10
May 21 3254 Mar.
4
Aug. 16
854 Apr.
_
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Sale
1554
454
3554
June 6 11054
May 21
754
May 21 6454
68
Jan.
4
May 21 4354
11
May 22
May 22
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9
May 22
Aug. 29 80
May 22 85
June 18 45
May 23 10054
May 21 2554
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20
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50
5154
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29
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121
12054 Sale
20
1954
1854
19
17
1754
854 Sale
854
Sale
1654
16
12
13
1154
Sale Prices
154 June 17
23
6354
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
8
May 21
7
Mar. 15
1354 Apr. 29
2354 Apr.
8
*
39 & Feb.
5354 Apr.
5
354 Aug.
30 2454 Aug.
3 11454 Aug.
Jan.
21
21
Apr. 30
21 2954 Apr.
6
9
23 1054 Feb.
28 111
May
7
Jan.
5
23
Jan.
5
21
22
654 Feb. 17
19 3354 Aug. 30
Mar.
7
21 33
Jan. 10
22
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3
3
21
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ii
Bush Terminal Bldgs—
710
1,700
1,100
36,900
2,500
310
1,500
6,300
6,390
46,000
14,000
105,600
59,200
4,330
18,000
94,800
800
13",600
186,200
205,600
11,700
4,100
8,300
119,000
469,100
50
490
34,000
1,400
497,500
400
270
10,700
3,950
2,000
41,500
32,200
35,000
2,710
139,500
590,600
24,400
257,400
2,020
52,000
72,600
2,540
12,500
40,400
4,200
250
1,400
2,900
2,700
160
8,600
26,400
810
4,800
210
1,800
4,500
310
300
1,600
500
10
Butler Brothers
10
5% conv preferred...—-30
Butte Copper & Zinc
—__5
Byers (A M) Co
*
Partic preferred
100
Byron Jackson Co
-—*
Calif Packing Corp
*
5% preferred----.
50
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper 5
Campbell W & C Foundry
*
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
-5
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Pacific Ry—
25
15,500 Cannon Mills
.-.-*
Capital Admin Co Ltd cl A-.l
$3 preferred class A—---10
Car Clinchfield & Ohio Ry—100
Carpenter Steel Co
;
5
Carriers & General Corp..
1
Case (J I) Co
100
7% preferred
100
Caterpillar Tractor
*
Celanese Corp. of America
*
7% prior preferred
100
Celotex Corp
........
*
5% preferred
---100
Central Aguirre Associates
*
Central Foundry Co
..1
Central 111 Lt 454 % pref
100
^Central RR of N J_
.100
Central Violet a Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills-..—.*
Preferred
100
350
For footnotes
see
page
40$
2054
454
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7
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5
Sale
20
1954
354 Sale
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16
17
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9
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33
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3654 Aug.
87 54. Aug.
26
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254 Aug.
47
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108
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4254 Aug.
2654 Aug.
117
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554 Aug.
52
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17
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154 Aug.
110
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3
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454 Aug.
254 Aug.
90
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1
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154
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3
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12
3
20
1
5
2
10
13
1
2
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1
13
2
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9
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1
7
14
554
454
1754
254
654
May
May
May
May
May
39
May
9
May
14
May
5054 July
1
May
454 May
May
1154 May
34
July
254 May
2954 May
354 May
3654 Aug.
7554 June
2254 May
2
May
3954 May
11
100
June
4254 May
20
May
10554 May
5
May
48
June
17
Aug.
154 May
106
June
254 May
4
May
254 Aug.
90
July
Apr. 22
Jan.
4
2354 Apr.
3
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Jan.
3
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Jan.
3
4
1554 Jan.
9
2654 Feb.
5254 Mar. 13
J
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Apr. 18
3
2354 Apr.
40
Apr. 17
654 Mar.
4054 Jan.
6
Apr.
45
May
91
Aug.
32 54 May
75
'itS
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
3
4
1
1
9
3
4
5
4
3554 Apr. 29
Apr.
8
Feb. 15
11*
72
May
1
2654 Apr. 22
3
354 Jan.
11454 Mar. 9
554 Apr.
5
1154 May 10
119
6
100
Mar.
7
Apr. 16
AGGREGATE
SALES
1940
Shares
127,400 Cerro de Pasco Copper
120,300 Certain-Teed Products
6% prior preferred
62,430
10,000 Chain Belt Co
Champion Paper & Fibre
6% preferred
| 1,500
Ask
Par
Bid
—
*
38
—
1
100
Sale
Sale
20k
19 H
Co—
103
25)4
26
16)4
17
4 k Sale
41
Sale
93
95
2
2)4
101
100
7k
Sale
k
%
M
o
k
Sale
Sale
10
28k
31k
43
48
k
ka
k
k
k
k
8k
{Chicago It I & Pacific
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
—.100
Chicago Yellow Cab——---*
9
10k
2k
22 k
10k
Sale
25
—o
74
Sale
10k
Sale
6 k preferred—..—.—100
City Investing Co—...... 100
—5
19,800 City Stores
85
Chickasha
Cotton
Childs Co
890 Chile
Copper..
955,200 Chrysler Corp
47,100 City Ice & Fuel
Oil.——.10
-*
*o
6,600
5% preferred
Cleve Elec 111 $4.50 ser
100
-100
pref..* 113)4 114 k'
3,170
63,400 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The).l
L
_560 Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd-50|
Special gtd 4% stock
50
210
170,800 Climax Molybdenum Co——-*
— *
270,900 Cluett Pea body & Co..
....—100
Preferred
1,260
Coca-Cola Co (The)—..-—-*
41,500
Class A...
4,900
373,200 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.— *
$4.25 preferred
——*
1,700
Collins & Aikman
*
56,700
5% conv preferred
100
2,680
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp..*
54,400
Colorado & Southern....-.100
2,510
4% 1st preferred..—.—100
8,490
4% 2d preferred
....100
690
Columbia Broadcasting
...
_
Solvents.-..-.--*
729,300
Commonwealth & Southern..*
1,322,900
Commercial
$6 preferred
.——.—*
70,400
Commonwealth Edison Co..25
917,800
Conde Nast
Publications——*
62,400 Cong oleum-Nairn Inc
—
37,800 Congress Cigar
—Certificates of deposit
"9,000
*
-*
-10
Corp—.—-.1
Consol Aircraft
273,100
Consolidated Cigar..--------*
126,700
7% preferred-.-.
—100
1,750
6k% prior pref.
100
3,390
nz-, M,....ConsolOopperminesCorp.—5
522,900
726 200
47'30n'
17
Consol
Edison
$5 preferred
7001 Consolidated
35 k Sale
76
"77k
45)4
39 k
35 k
Sale
Sale
130 k
118
Sale
62)4
65-18 k Sale
33 k
Sale
110
18 k
4 k
5
4k
19 k
Sale
Sale
5
Co of N Y Inc.*
--*
78
94 k
Sale
19 k
46 k
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
L07k 110 k
L03 k
52 k
14
Sale
lk Sale
Sale
Sale
70 k
32 k
5k
23
8k
5,000
Cushman Sons
$8 preferred
Sale
Sale
9k
see
page
40.
6
Aug.
46
Aug. 27
k Aug. 21
k Aug. 23
ar9
10
lk Aug. 28
Aug. 16
20
68)4 Aug. 16
9k Aug. 15
88
Aug.
k
k
k
k
8 k
23 k
11"
Aug. 22
Aug. 13
142
Sale
59
11
Sale
14
Aug.
14
34k Aug.
78" Aug.
47 k Aug.
28k Aug.
19
35
13
8
Aug.
May 22
k May 20
k July 23
k May 21
7 k May 21
9
May 21
lk Aug. 28
Aug. 16
May 28
20
53 k
9 k
Aug. 15
88
Aug.
2
24
3 k
2k Aug.
5
3k
2
Sale
99
Sale
95
36k
102 k
9k
19k
Sale
103
Sale
lk Sale
60 k Sale
30k Sale
2k
Sale
17k Sale
12
12k
12
Sale
21k
Sale
80
85
Sale
Sale
5 k
29
Sale
Sale
lk
Sale
2k
107
k
7k
2k
!S
Sale
94 k
Sale
7k
Sale
Sale
Sale
29 k
61
Refining—---25
64 k
100
172 k
Sale
Sale
180
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
.
2k
16k
12 k
12k
22 *
Sale
106 k
Sale
7k
Sate*
lk
14
0J*
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
7k
2 k
2 k
Sale
6k
99
Aug.
1
81k
Aug.
72
Aug.
59
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug. 17
Aug.
6
Aug. 12
Aug.
Aug.
2
1
Aug. 20
Aug. 13
82
5
27k Aug. 14
k Aug. 26
6k Aug. 15
5
2k Aug.
6
Sale
Aug.
lk
2k
15
14
13k
101
101k 100k
12k
14k Sale
9
8k
1
k
80
.*79
78 k
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
Aug.
k Aug.
7 k Aug. 21
2
2k Aug.
14
14
3
Aug. 21
13 k Aug. 22
1 100 k Aug. 30
13
2
Aug. 15
1
3
8k Aug.
1
k Aug.
80
Aug. 13
15
3
13 108k Feb.
56
10
Apr.
21
97
•Time
Aug.
May 21
June
Jan.
May
May
4k May
23
May
97 k May
Aug.
5
May
2k May
5k May
June
2k
8k
93 k
9k
7k
May
May
May
May
May
May
70
June
Sale
it*
13*
15H
Sale
4
4k
23
4k
4k
27k Sale
Sale
87 k
Sale
85 k
30k
83 k
Sale
29 k
Sale
92
Sale
2
4k
Sale
4
k Sale
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
22
2k
Sale
82
90
53
60
45
18
Ilk
22k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
50
18k
4k
Sale
nt*
4k
Sale
25
23
Aug. 12
4k Aug.
23
15k
87k
30k
Sale
83
1
95
Aug
lk Aug. 12
3k Aug. 15
2
15k
Sale
87 k
2k
J*
69
k Aug.
22 k
2
23 k
Sale
40 k
8k
Sale
8
Aug.
Aug. 15
6
Aug.
lk Aug. 27
38
Aug. 16
6 k Aug.
7
Sale
23 k Aug.
27 k
70
42
Ilk
Sale
60
10
22
41k Aug
8k Aug
27 k Aug
3k May
1
irA
ii"
1
75
5
25
12
6
12
28
30
27
24
6
22
31
31
18
June
July
June
May
May
May
64
May
lk May
3 k Aug.
60
May
9k May
19k June
Aug.
31*
June
6k July
May
Aug.
17 k Aug.
3
Aug.
arl9k Aug. 30
5
3 k Aug.
5
16k Aug.
45
5k Aug. 24
8
Aug.
112
45
Aug.
14 k May
3
May
13 k May
3k May
107
June
8
6
3
17
29
12k July
8
31k Apr. 15
16
Apr.
8
92
Apr.
9
95
Apr.
5
9k Feb. 21
32 k Apr.
5
110k Mar. 25
'
Jan.
3
10k Apr.
4k Apr.
8k Apr.
4
4
9
Jan.
3
2^
lot*
15H
Apr. 29
Mar.
Feb.
2
7
Apr. 24
Jan.
10
lk Apr.
4
97 k Jan.
10
49 k
116k
9k
40 k
Apr.
9
Jan.
26
4 k
Feb.
Apr.
9
Mar:
'5
2
25
Jan.
5
33
Apr.
8
8
8
25k May
70
May
61k Jan.
i?iH
LI
3
Jan.
4
May
Apr.
Apr.
8
8
24 k Jan.
Jan.
32 k Feb.
Jan.
105
Apr.
June
June
45
3k Aug.
15k Aug.
4 k Aug.
5k
5k
110
111
Aug.
up
6
Aug,
4k Aug
68
Aug
11
Aug
23
Aug
2k Aug
23
80
49
20
19k
3k Sale
16
15
13k Aug. 13
84k Aug. 14
26k Aug. 17
39
11
12
31
Sale
41
62
4k Aug
27 k Aug
39 k
39 k
1
41
Aug. 13
37k Aug.
4k
2
Aug,
Aug,
Aug
Aug,
Aug,
Aug.
37
40
2
7
Aug. 13
24
24 k Feb.
13 k Feb.
Jan.
33
May
Aug. 30
39 k Sale
36k Aug. 14 40
114k Aug. 14 114k Aug. 27 106 k May
113k 115
3
May
16
4k
6k
6k
Aug.
5k Aug.
6k
2
27 k May
36
Aug.
34
Aug. 29
36k 35 k Sale
2
9
May
Sale
3k Aug. 31
Sale
2k Aug.
16k June
Sale
Sale.
17k Aug. 14 18k Aug. 28
18k May
23
20
Sale
Aug. 31
Aug. 16
23
Sale
22
1
15k Mar.
17
Aug, 16
18k Aug.
18 k Sale
18k Sale
47
May
52
56
Aug. 16
54k Aug. 12
54
56
6
41
May
49 k
Aug.
48 k
49
Sale
47k Aug. 20 50
44 k May
47
Aug. 16
50k Aug. 27
50 k Sale
49 k Sale
1 165
May
169
Aug.
Aug. 16 174
Sale
174
173 k 180
8
4
7
May
5k Aug.
5k
5
4k Aug.
Sale
5
8
1
July
k Aug
k Aug.
Sale
% Sale
June
7
20
Sale
Aug, 31
20
15k Aug.
Sale
June
75
2
98 k Aug, 27
98
97 k
94 k
94k Aug.
95
24
6k Jan.
May
dH May
k
Mar.
16k Apr.
5
lk June 28
73 k Jan.
8
33
Apr.
8
k May 22
114k 120
3lK
it*
4 113
25 k June 10
Sale
39
48
May 21
75
22
17
Jan.
June
7
63
1
6k Aug.
lk Aug. 13
7
10
June
17k June
Aug.
Aug. 19 108
106
June
Aug. 31
5k Aug.
29 k Aug.
8
98 k Apr.
4
8k Mar. 15
23 k Jan. 29
Aug. 31
85
Apr.
May 29
May 21
May 24
Aug. 27
73
27)^
93 k Apr.
8
79
Jan. 26
8
10
Aug. 23
Feb. 14
Mar. 30
95
42
3
10
6
32
8
10
1
8k Aug. 12
69k Aug. 29
I
Aug. 12
Aug.
2
Aug.
17 k
12k
12 k
22 k
65
6
Jan. 30
|
Apr. 26
Apr. 18
July
8
3
June
81k Aug.
Aug.
1
8
Apr.
Jan. 26
26 k Mar. 12
Mar. 12
May 22
67 k May 28
4 k
61
8
_
May 21
May 21
16
31
2k Aug.
15k Aug.
3
lk May-15
May 17
May 22
12 k May 21
Aug. 20
5
12 k Aug.
1
12
Aug.
19 k Aug. 17
9
3
Jan.
Mar. 28
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Apr.
3
21
16 k May 21
108
May 23
29k Aug. 15
55
k
Ilk
16 k
6k
33 k
91k
14k
27
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
7k
Sale
4k
4k
16k
17k
7k Sale
112k Sale
12k
Sale
Sale
39k
Sale
13
Sale
36 k
15 k
Sale
3k
16 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3rti
ft"
20 k
el*
37 k
Sale
99 k
3®k Sale
37k
4
Sale
2
Feb.
12
9
5
8
Feb.
20 k Aug.
18k
32 k
99 k
39 k
5
8
July 22
35k Apr.
8
112 k Feb. 10
24
May 10
4 k Apr.
4
5 k Apr.
4
5
Apr.
4
20 k Aug.
5k Aug.
Aug. 13
5
20
10 k May 21
June 10 100
94
19k Aug. 19
19k Aug. 27
5k Aug. 19
4
5
8
63
2
17k Aug. 13
2
29k Aug.
4
k Jan.
H Apr.
21 131
May 24
2
38k
36k Aug. 14
102 k 105k 102k Aug. 16 104
10
9 k Sale
8k Aug. 16
1
Sale
lk
lk Aug.
27
85
4k
18k
24
Mar.
50
May 22 142
28
9
2 k Jan.
12k Jan.
k Jan.
k Jan.
k Jan.
lk Jan.
14 k Jan.
35k Jan.
Mar.
99 k May
Aug. 28
Aug.
16
3
.
21
69k Aug. 30
76 k Aug. 28
Jan.
19
June
2 k Aug.
2
Aug.
79
8
Jan.
Feb.
56
110k Aug. 6
17k Aug. 31
Sale
27 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
5k
28
100k
14 k
8k
80
82
69 k
83 k
3
18
101k
4
9k
Sale
115
7% pref
100
........*
30
8
Sale
76 k
17 k
32 k
Sale
66
30 k
107 k
19k
Jan.
2Vi
98
7
May 18 z60
4k
May 15
May 21 40k
July
8 124
131
7
42 *A
97 M
May 21 114k Jan. 10
5 108
43 k Mar. , 8
26
May 21
22
80
Mar. 28
74
May 16
29
46 k May 16
48"
Mar. 26
20
25 k May 22
41k Apr.
1
.2
4
25k May 21 45k Apr.
31
3 106k Aug. 12
58k Aug. 12 59 = Aug." 8
1
10k Aug. 24 12k Aug.
6
99
99k Aug.
.Aug, 28
5
22
24k Aug.
Aug, 13
16
28
28
13
21
15
21
41
103 k Aug,
Aug,
3
2k
15 114
Aug.
3
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
May
May
45
98k
99k
23 k
24 k
109
108k 111
17 k Sale
15
2
May 28
17
k May 15
84 k June
56
105 k
58 k
Sale
Sale
-*
66,800
7,200 Davega Stores Corp.........5
Conv 5% preferred
25
3,400
Davison Chem Corp (The)
1
32,700
Dayton Pr & Lt 4 H % pref-100
For footnotes
6
30 k
H May 28
3k Aug. 31
33k Aug. 22
9k Aug.
29
8
15
22 106
May
9
22 30 H Apr. 18
10 29 X Mar. 23
22
4h Apr.
3
6 k May 21
8
2k Aug.
30k Aug. 17
7
21k May
1
7
1
k Aug.
Ms Aug.
May 28
8
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
5
% Aug.
k Aug. 31
5
% Aug.
Aug.
7
11
Aug. 30
Aug. 31
Aug. 27
Aug.
7
5
% Aug.
Aug. 13
Aug. 22
5
10k Aug.
3
Aug.
2
22
Aug.
9
75k Aug. 30
5
10k Aug.
Aug. 13
91
„
10
15
124
133
81k
4 k
18k
Sale
20
Cutler-Hammer Inc....——.*
1,740
40k Aug. 31
91k Aug. 15
,
69
89 k
8
—
100
34 k Aug. 16
91
Aug. 13
k Aug. 13
80k Sale
80
Coty Inc
......1
4 k
261,000
Coty International Corp.
1
113,000
Crane Co
-—...—.25
23 k
194,100
5% conv preferred
100 103
12,000
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)..2
31k
19,500
7 %
25,000 Crosley Corp (The)———*
Crown Cork & Seal
..*
27 k
206,000
$2.25 conv pref w w
*
38
3,430
Preferred ex-war rants
*
37 k
10,800
Crown Zellerbach Corp
5
17
430,000
$5 conv preferred
—
*
90
9,980
Crucible Steel of America.. 100
40
k
210,100
Preferred
-—100
82
19,000
Cuba RR 6% preferred.... 100
3 k
2,960
Cuban American Sugar.
10
7 k
285,700
Preferred
-.100
81
7,470
Cudahy Packing Co
30
13
k
32,800
Cuneo Press Inc..
5
26 k
26,700
Curtis Publishing Co (The)..*
4k
92,900
Preferred—....—.*
44 k
50,800
Curtiss Wright Corp
1
10k
2,278,400
Class A
1
30
496,800
655
6
41k Jan.
8 k Feb.
36 k Feb.
99k June
17 k May
10k June
3 k May
124
p
Sale
pref-*
44,100
5
266,800 Copperweld Steel Co
Conv pref 5% series.
60
31,200
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
16,020
Preferred
5
15k Aug.
112 k Aug.
113k 115
33 k Sale
31-k Aug.
76k~""78r"
77k Aug.
46 k""::--- a;47 k Aug.
27 k Sale
25k Aug.
35
Sale
30k Aug.
Sale
29 k
7 k
Continental Diamond Fibre.-5
63.400
Continental Insurance
2.50
86,700
Continental Motors-.—..— 1
1,231,600
Continental Oil of Dei
_5
263,300
Continental Steel Corp._....*
Corn Products
23k Aug.
6
4k Aug. 21
,
75
79 k
68
74 k
93
7
Sale
130.500
Aug. 20
22 k May 24
3 k May 22
15 k May 21
15
21
Aug. 15
103
6
Aug.
7k Aug. 22
8
k Aug.
8
% Aug.
k«
Sale
ka Sale
k
k
10 k Sale
,31k Sale
43 k
48
k
%.
k« Sale
k
k
8k
9k
10 k
10 k
2 k Sale
21k
25
75 k Sale
10 k Sale
86 k
90
44k
3 k Sale
33 k Sale
1
1
4k Aug.
Aug. 12
4
1
9
83
Sale
88
*
$4.50 preferred
Sale Prices
23 k Aug.
19
Aug.
8
15k Aug.
k
k
Sale
Sale
5k
——100
Continental Can
22
4k
Sale
97
lk
Sale
20
Sale
175,600
8,800
Highest
Lowest
24k Aug. 31
Aug. 17
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
Aug.
101k Aug.
im
20
Sale
Container Corp of America. .20
185,500
Continental Baking Co class A *
8% preferred
Lowest
63
Sale
Sale
Class B
22k
3 k
19k
18k
Sale
k
8k
112k 114
33 k
34k
78k
80'
46 k
48""
28 k Sale
32k Sale
133
140
102 k 102 k
58 k
59 k
-42k" Sale
98
99 k
23 k Sale
109
112
16k
17
2k
3
2k
3k
lk
4k
6 k
Consol Laundries Corp......5
627* 100i Consolidated Oil Corp
—*
14 300 Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf-100
Coal1 Co I?
v t C-25
40*700 Consolidation
nf inri r^AQ
VK
5% preferred v t c
100
7^500
108,600
111,100
18,000
2k
Sale
50 700
Consumers Pow Co $4.50
19k
.Sale Prices
Sale
4k
Sale
21
63
20
♦
9,900
0
Sale
124
Sale
Film Industry—1
$2 partic preferred
..—
-----
24 k
24
Sale
qq'onn
4k
23 k
Highest
_
System Inc class A
2.50
85,000
Class B
2.50
55,000
931,800 Columbia Gas & El-.-——-*
6% preferred series A
100
27,900
5% preferred—
100
1,270
Columbian Carbon v t c
*
19,900
Columbia Pictures Corp v t c.*
41,400
$2.75
conv
preferred
-*
13,700
Commercial Credit
10
155,100
4)4% conv. preferred—100
5,000
Comm'l Investment Trust—.*
162,920
$4.25 conv. pref ser of 1935-*
4,900
12,900
33
--*
63,200 Clark Equipment.
10 C C C & St L Ry Co
90
44k
2k
140
40
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
24 k
Sale
1
Sale
$3 conv preferred—....—.*
Prior pref ($2.50 cum Oivs) ♦
Bid
103
99k 100
23 k Sale
15k
16k
4k
4 k Sale
40 k
38k Sale
92 k
90
97
lk
lk
lk
Sale
103,500 {Chicago & North Western.100
Preferred.....
...... 100
15,100
74,000 Chicago Pneumatic Tool——.*
,
Ask
24 k Sale
4 k Sale
22 k Sale
18k
18k
Bid
Sale
L
32
Common
.— *
38,700
23,600 Checker Cab Mfg—....——5
— *
94,800 {Chesapeake Corp- - 326,700 Chesapeake & Ohio.-...—-25
Preferred series A
—100
6,900
6,000 {Chic & East 111 RR 6% pf-100
{Chicago Great Western—
4% preferred—......—100
26,100
19,200 Chicago Mail Order Co———5
46,600 {Chic Milw St Paul & Pacific. »
$5 preferred
......100
86,400
16,500
7,100
8.000
8,800
54,700
87,900
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Jan. 1
8,600
4,100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN AUGUST
Jan. 2
exchange
n. y. stock
Since
PRICES
Price
STOCKS
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Sept., 1940]
45
Feb.
43 k
Apr.
_
26
4
21k May
4
95 k May
9
43 k May 10
95
Apr. 25
6
4k Jan.
8k May 10
91k Feb. 24
17
Apr. 22
29 k Feb. 24
4
4k Jan.
51
May
4
8
Ilk Mar.
32k Mar. 14
92
60
Mar.
22 k
9
Apr. 30
May 10
5k Mar. 7
Apr. 27
8k Apr.
4
113k Apr. 12
17
34
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
August
Shares
Shares
8,500
2,500
1,500
23,400
5,500
100
1,200
850
1,900
1,100
3,700
4,000
800
300
180
3,200
10,000
10,800
4,000
10,900
1,000
300
"18,200
1,000
62,600
229,600 Dresser Mfg Co__
Dunhill International
90,500
3,100 Duplan Silk
8% preferred
890
287,300
38,450
1,800
23,900
-160
21,300
500
300
200
900
2,700
2,500
800
80
1,200
3,000
10,700
300
160
4,500
2,500
400
40
700
1,100
3,900
800
1,400
300
800
3,200
3,000
600
1,400
8,400
900
100
2,000
1,800
10
7,100
100
800
220
7,100
1,100
2,000
1,000
880
190
4,000
600
~2", 300
400
28,200
452,500
12 200
27,700
157,600
230,900
5,200
5,430
101,900
86,500
36,600
1,510
10,500
1,900
72,400
21,500
21,600
6,000
20,900
64,200
160
88,200
12,400
100
2,300
"
t,6o6
570
152,700
2,500
500
5,500
1,500
10
700
3,400
"2", §65
500
5,500
900
2,060
5,400
3,000
900
36,700
26,300
2,900
Edison Bros Stores Inc
13
120
Sale
2
Eitingon Bchild
16%
*
Electric Auto Lite
(The)
Electric Boat
o
j£ndicott~Johnson..« .
-*
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
-60|
43~
Evans Products Co...
37
Fajardo Sug Co Porto Rico..20
Federal Light & Traction—15
$6 preferred—
*
Federal Mining & Smelting
2
Federal-Mogul Corp—
5
Sale
18%
13%
Gen American Investors
$6 preferred
1
General Bronze
General Foods Corp
General Mills
5% preferred
100
9,570
General Motors Corp
10
1,680,700
$5 preferred
*
35,100
Gen Outdoor Advertising a._*
21,500
Common
♦
123,700
General Printing Ink
1
32.900
$6 preferred
1,070
General Public Service
18,000
General Railway Signal
For footnotes
see
Sale
23%
Sale
»
♦
6% preferred
100
Gen Realty .& Utilities Oorp..l
$6 preferred
»
....»
General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6 pref
General Telephone Co
24%
2%
106J
1
10IH
Sale
80
5%
35
Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
16
Sale
14% Sale
102
it*
45
6%
102
56%
5
._.*
.....
General Refractories
Sale
103
Sale
3
11%
21%
3%
Sale
23
53
53%
18% Sale
113%
40%
Sale
47%
Sale
121
1% Sale
40
Sale
91
128%
93%
Sale
Sale
54%
125% 128
36% 39
4
4%
9%
105
%
18%
89
110
1
19%
Sale
% Sale
18
17%
32% Sale
15
14%
*
20
29
Sale
19%
Sale
Equip Corp...*
Gen Time Instrument Corp..*
6% preferred
100
General Tire a Rubber Co
5
Gillette Safety Razor........5
$5 conv preferred...
*
13
Sale
Gen
Theatres
page 40.
16
16%
99%
82%
22% Sale
6% Sale
49
47%
39
-
25
30%
%
80
63%
3%
3%
6% Sale
32% Sale
%
4%
38
19
3%
5%
28%
Sale
3%
32%
91%
18%
12%
2%
%
14%
35
14%
Sale
11%
20%
14%
92%
41%
Sale
75
3
34
Sale
2%
3
26%
34
30% Sale
3
55
4%
4%
102
Sale
145
2%
2%
5% Sale
15
14
60
Sale
19
Sale
4%
10%
99
5
12
47
18%
89
12%
34
55
97
46%
6%
136
2%
13%
54
18
34
42
119% 117
%
%
25
91
87%
88%
128
127% Sale
48%
45% Sale
Sale
125
124%
44% 42%
Sale
4%
7
7
6%
106% 109% 108
%
%
12%
11%
44%
12*
98
103
%
13%
24%
11%
22%
18%
9%
Sale
19
Sale
24%
10%
24%
19%
9%
16%
99
100
Sale
11%
Sale
3%
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
_
9%
36%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
67% Aug.
2% Aug.
27
Aug.
29% Aug.
31
8
31
31
31
19
3
3
30
1
30
23
7
9
29
30
22
30
22
28
20
8
98
16*
34%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31
30
31
1
20
5
31
31
14% Aug.
94
Aug.
40% Aug.
15
13
Aug.
28
13
Aug.
13
20% Aug.
27
1% Aug.
20
26% Aug.
Aug.
26,105
16
14% Aug.
7
82% Aug.
12'
2% Aug.
7
27
Aug.
14
31
Aug.
7
13
27
28
13
8
„
16%
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
18%
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
30
Apr. 24
21
10
8
16
21
14
26
16
13
28
2
1
2
16
16
2
2
5% Aug.
96
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
137% Aug.
2% Aug.
5% Aug.
14% Aug.
58
Aug.
18
Aug.
113% Aug.
34% Aug.
42
Aug.
116
Aug.
%6 Aug.
May
6% Jan.
166% Jan.
June
178
Jan.
22
May
37
Apr.
17%
1%
41%
18%
Jan.
Jan.
10% May
% Mar.
25
May
10% May
%,
13%
22%
10%
20%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
18
Aug.
8% Aug.
17% Aug.
26
16
9
13
27
Mar.
4
May
May
May
May
Aug.
May
May
15
15
14
15
7
25
21
Jan.
15
June
13
June 11
June
5
May 21
May 23
9
4
8
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Apr. 13
Mar. 19
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
97
Jan.
8
4
% Jan.
5
1% Jan.
3
3% Jan.
1% Apr.
4
7
67% Aug.
5
1
Feb.
11% Apr. 25
34% May 10
1
8%
49%
31%
18%
3
Jan.
Mar. 11
8
Apr.
Apr. 18
3
Apr.
June 10 102
,
July
Aug.
May
May
May
24
27
15
22
28
June
May
May
May
May
May
May
_
21
21
20
21
21
22
May 22
10
May 20
May 15
May 14
June 11
May 21
May 21
June
19
May 28
June
14
May 21
14
2
6
17
28
June
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar. 27
3
28% Jan.
14% July 23
4
4% Jan.
1
9
Jan.
25
3
Jan.
95
5
Apr.
20
Jan.
40% Feb.
22% Jan.
21% Jan.
106
Jan.
46
Jan.
21% Apr.
38% Mar.
25% Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
107% Apr.
21% Apr.
83% Apr.
6% Apr.
32% Jan.
si*
38% Apr.
2% Jan.
5% Apr.
Apr.
19
Aug.
105% Mar.
6% Apr.
14% Apr.
51
May
7% Apr.
20
3
14
5
3
24
2
5
26
4
9
9
4
29
30
18
29
15
9
24
30
31
27
22
24
3
4
Mar. 20
3
57% Jan.
5 104
25
22
8% Jan.
27 145
15
8
Jan.
4
3% Jan.
9
3
11% Jan.
29% Apr.
8
87
6
Feb.
Apr. 24
May 23 19% Apr. 16
May 21 117% Mar. 27
Jan.
2
May 21 41
May 22 49% Apr. 15
6
May 22 118% Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
24
Jan.
Jan.
2
Apr.
8
28 130% Jan.
28
56% Apr.
8
17
13
44
*
21 101
22 127%
June 10
58
June 10
May 21
June
June
8
5
Mar. 23
May 4
Apr.
8
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
1% Jan. 11
19% Jan.
4
Feb. 21
10
1
1 110
6
June 10
14% Aug. 13
Aug.
9
11% Aug.
1
24% Aug. 31
19% Aug. 3
9% Aug. 2
19
Aug.
1
May
July
May
July
May
May
May
May
15
23
21
Apr.
18% Apr.
33% Jan.
22
15%
31%
24%
13%
23%
11% Aug. 12
4% Aug.
1
37
Aug. 12
May 22
Aug. 27
May 21
Feb.
10% Aug.
3% Aug.
34% Aug.
10
Jan.
__
31
1
10
^aug 30
Aug, 30
2*
May
15
%5 Aug.
23
Jan.
37%
33%
June
6
33%
May-22 —1,
May 21 -4 H
May 22 46
May 22 112
May 21
12%
May 31 83
May 31 89
21
22
12
24
28
25
5
9
29
Apr. 16
Apr. 20
Jan.
2
2
17
1 *A
May 22
May 15
May 21
May 21
May
May
Aug.
May
May
21
8
June
31
30
2
7
6
88
Jan.
3
5
22
30
13
8
3
31
2
Jan. 10
Apr. 10
Feb.
3
Feb. 21
117
155
10
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28 189% Apr.
8
Mar. 4
22 126
22 118% Jan. 19
10 44% May
8
June
12
2
30
31
28
30
3
Apr.
May
Apr.
Jan.
Mar. 30
10
13% Jan. 18
Jan. 17
15 120
June
103
Sale
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Apr.
26
8
Aug.
92% Aug. 27
126% Aug. 13 128
Aug. 31
Sale
44
Aug. 16 48% Aug. 10
125%
7 125
Aug.
1
48
*2
49
Aug.
8
Sale
5
4% Aug. "1
Aug.
3
Sale
7
6% Aug. 14
Aug.
2
109% 108% Aug. 21 108% Aug. 21
Sale
9
% Aug. 31
Aug.
Sale
10% Aug. 19 12% Aug. 31
Sale
23%
28%
22
19%
21 23%
21
5%
v
11
22 125}J
21 23%
22 36%
21 43%
15 10%
21 20
24 85%
15 14%
22 38
21 24%
22 23%
3 94%
28 171
June 10
11% May
8% May
2% May
% July
98% May
12% May
2o% May
32
May
4% May
12% May
56% May
9 % May
30% May
14
May
11% May
65% July
137
May
14% Jan.
5
May
9% June
114
May
146% May
114
May
112% May
25% June
June
,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13% May 22
21
June 14
4% Aug.
103
95
Aug.
Sale
45% Aug.
6%
6% Aug.
150
136
Aug.
2% Aug.
2%
Sale
4% Aug.
Sale
13
Aug.
62
56% Aug.
Sale
17
Aug.
111
107
Aug.
Sale
31% Aug.
Sale
39% Aug.
124
116
Aug.
%8
% Aug.
35
Sale
Sale
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
Aug. 28
Aug. 10
29
1% Aug. 16
1%
2% Aug. 16
3%
11% Aug. 16 12%
17% Aug. 17 19
98
Aug. 13 100
5
4% Aug. 13
11
7
Aug.
12%
5% Sale
Sale
35
1%
2%
13%
98
Sale
25
82
1%
2%
12%
106% 109% 109
35%
1
67 %
95
12%
18%
17
*4%
39
18%
19%
13%
13%
3% Sale
%
«
Vs
19% Sale
89
93%
2
1%
2%
11%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
% Aug. 27
Aug.
1
5 % Aug.
Aug. 15
1
Aug. 13 37% Aug. 30
Aug. 14 33% Aug. 30
Aug.
3 29% Aug. 22
1 % Aug.
Aug. 26
2
0 ~3
33 %CAug.L2
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Aug. 31 "4-1% Aug. 22
Aug. 23 110
Aug. 12
Aug. 13
9% Aug. 10
Aug. 13 77
Aug. 13
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8
Aug. 10 89
Aug. 22
% Aug.
Aug.
2
8
1
% Aug.
Aug.
2
5
1% Aug. 10
Aug. 16
1 % Aug. 14
Aug. 16
Aug.
7 67% Aug.
7
3% Aug. 16
Aug. 20
6% Aug. 31
Aug.
8
Aug. 20 32% Aug.
1
% Aug. 20
Aug.
3
Aug.
6
4% Aug. 24
Aug. 16 38
Aug. 31
19% Aug. 12
Aug.
1
Aug. 19 13% Aug.
3
Aug. 14 94
Aug. 30
Aug. 22 19
Aug.
2
Aug. 28 13% Aug.
9
3% Aug. 30
Aug. 20
% Aug. 13
Aug. 15
Aug. 13 20
Aug.
5
Aug.
5 89% Aug. 13
Aug. 16 14
Aug. 30
Aug. 13 35% Aug.
1
14
13%
90
88%
40%
38
Sale
14% Sale
13
Sale
27%
28% 26%
22
22
20%
20%
1%
1%
1%
1%
Sale
25
26
24%
107
105
107
105
Sale
11
14% Sale
2%
ill
116%
-
107% 107%
9% Sale
8%
74
76%
80
82
83%
88
89% 88
%
%
%6
1
%
c
1% Sale
1%
40%
74
Sale
117
1
33
Sale
Sale
26
17
30
-
94
Sale
102%
13%
56%
Sale
99
13%
2%
20%
1%
47%
6%
33
29%
%«
4%
31%
28%
28%
%
32%
20
13%
14%
35% Sale
12
20%
14%
14%
135
Sale
Sale-
13
47
Sale
%
5%
37
18
89
95
Sale
14
13%
145
"35% Sale
13%
Aug. 16 168
Aug. 23 125
Aug.
6 117
Aug. 16 30%
4
6
3% Aug.
1 131
Aug.
Aug. 16 172%
28% Aug. 13 32
7
14% Aug.
14%
1
% Aug.
31% Aug. 16 35%
12% Aug. 13 13%
Sale
50
Salo
138
171
13%
99% Sale
4% Sale
12
10%
6%
103%
122
Sale
14
20%
Sale
*
Sale
2g
*
*
5
Sale
86
14
28-
*
Sale
20
Sale
*
5
*f
12%
*
5
Sale
Sale
94
39
.._*
$8 preferred
32
105
Sale
*
%
1%
1%
1%
Sale
*
$4.50 preferred
*
General Gas & Electric cl a
*
74,200
$6 conv preferred a
.._*
160
71,600
218,700
31,300
90
Sale
Preferred' 7% -iii 1111ii1100
20,200
General Cigar Inc..
*
31,900
preferred..."
100
5,830
General Electric Co
*
64,800
1,150
70,200
23,000
67,300
36,500
28,650
79,600
63,400
13,400
83%
%
86%
Sale
74
3%
Sale
Sale
107
79
*
First National Stores
-
111
*
"4%
4
130%
172%
-32
42
40%
Fairbanks Morse & co—
22,000
General Cable Corp..
149,600
chara A
24,600
33,600
-34
Sale
*
158%
125
120%
116% 117% 116
27%
29% Sale
Sale
33
Highest
Sale Prices
123
Sale
5*1
3
Exchange Buflet Corp...
•
Fairbanks Co 8% preferred. 100
Federal Water Service a
12
14%
33% Sale
30% Sale
28% Sale
1%
1%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
32
%
34%
13%
Highest.
Sale Prices
114
167%
14
%6
%
Federated
7
31
Sale
*
Sale
22%
6%
10%
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
—5
Federal Motor Truck
75
10%
10%
34%
34%
19% Sale
15%
15%
Sale
85
Sale
70
14
9% Sale
c
29%
36%
6%
17%
31%
74
80
Ex-Cell-o Corp
Sale
14
28%
35%
6%
16%
3%
108
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner—...5
Gen Amer Transp Corp..
61.700
General Baking Co
218,300
6,000
3%
Saler
*
113*
Sale
Sale
Lowest
14% Aug.
9 16%
22% Aug. 20 24%
15
16
Aug.
1
10
Aug. 16 12%
3% Aug. 16
3%
% Aug. 19
%
113% Aug. 22 120
13
Aug. 16 14%
28
Aug.
2 28%
35% Aug. 28 37%
5% Aug.
2
6%
16
Aug. 13 17%
70
Aug. 15 73
10
Aug. 23 10%
32% Aug. 20 34%
18
Aug. 13 19%
12% Aug. 17 15%
67% Aug. 13 73
140
Aug. 29 151%
19
Aug. 13 23
6% Aug. 13
6%
10
Aug.
8 10
Sale
sn
141
176
Sale.
12%
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
6% Sale
11
9%
114%
164% Sale
Sale
Electric Power & Light.
Sale
Sale
168
Sale
16
73
122
15% Sale
16% Sale
24
23%
Sale
6
Sale
38
Gabriel Co (The) class a
*
24,200
Gair Co Inc
(Robt)
1
98,300
$3
preferred
10
29,600
Gamewell Co (The)
*
18,430
Gannett Co Inc conv $6 pref
*
840
Gar Wood Industries Inc
3
67,800
5
15,500 Gaylord Container Corp
5%% conv preferred
50
1,800
1,127.500
72
145
Sale"
17
Sale
As k
113
33%
34%
18%
19%
13% Sale
125
5
26,000
Florsheim Shoe (The) cl a—*
5,100
Follansbee Bros
*
39,600
\>od Machinery Corp
...10
23,000
4%%
conv preferred....100
1,610
Foster-w heeler
10
84,400
7% conv preferred
*
1,120
98'inn Francisco Sugar Co
*
/w'iuu
Franklin Simon pref
100
1,190
10
152,800 Freeport Sulphur Co
35,700
4,300
Sale
116% Sale
29% Sale
3
American shares
118**
Sale
Elec & Musical Industries—
Flintkote Co (The)
133,000
Florence Stove Co
200
"3",600
*
Department Stores.*
4%% preferred
100
Ferro EnameljCorp
1
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins..2.50
Filene's (wm) Sons Co
*
90
Firestone Tire & Rubber
10
55,500
6% preferred series a.... 100
10,500
2,450
1,400
17%
Sale
.—--100
-1,860
1
394,700 Engineers Public Service
$5 conv preferred
*
19,400
85.50 preferred
*
10,400
$6
cum preferred
*
5,100
*
45,800 Equitable Office Building
100
32,000 tErie rr
4% 1st preferred
100
37,800
4% 2d preferred
100
8,600
Erie & Pittsburgh rr
50
80
93,200
400
500
18%
100 173
176
4
29% Sale
6% preferred
Eaton Mfg Co
Sale
70
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
166%
11%
3%
Sale
77
Sale
1
Eastern Rolling Mills..
5
Eastman Kodak Co of n j—*
24%
Sale
Sale
35
100
(e i) .20
Sale
15
14% Sale
28
28%
37% Sale
5%
16% Sale
*
5 % preferred^,..
20
2,700
16
23%
9
-*
$7preferred.
_. ...
254,400
$6 preferred-.-.....-.—
121,900
Electric Storage Battery
39,400
Elk Horn Coal Corp
22,200
el Paso Natural Gas co
56,100
4,200
3,800
800
Du Pont de nem & Co
1
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42%
$4.50 preferred
*
3,090 Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
Eastern Airlines Inc
1
40,500
126,000
1,386
156,200
15,400
56,600
279,800
523,200
34,400
11,700
2,300
4,100
1,100
:•
1,400
Chemical Co
Bid
Sale
...
505,800
1,900
16,500
11,400
Ask
_
2,200
9,500
500
|
Aug. 1
Dow
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1940
Par
11,800
7,200
PRICES IN AUGUST
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
222,100 Deere & Co
Preferred
20
28,300
20,200 Deisel-Wemmer-Gilb Corp. 10
100
166,900 Delaware & Hudson
147,000 Del Lackawanna & Western.50
6,400 IDenver Rio Gr & West pf.100
100
18,200 Detroit Edison
*
18,630 Devoe & Raynolds a
*
28,200 Diamond Match
Partic 6% preferred
25
15,100
50,600 Diamond t Motor Car co—2
*
138,600 Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd
5 % pref with warrants—100
9,800
*
10,890 Dixie-Vortex Co
Class a
*
12,340
*
87,300 Doehler Die Casting Co
Dome Mines Ltd
*
153,100
*
414,000 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
200
50
Price
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1
21
28
23
"If
28
9 106
Jan.
May 10
Mar.
Jan.
7
4
Apr. 27
May
23% Jan.
51H
2
5
4
11
Mar.
1
4
6
Mar. 14
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange
1940
Aug. 1
Jan. 1
Par
Shares
177,400
19,100
79,500
6,400
134,500
84,600
Gimbel Brothers
—
*
-*
50
45*% conv preferred
Gobel
\
(Adolf)
Ask
Bid
85*
---*
$6 preferred
Glidden Co (The)
51
51
17 %
Sale
385*
Sale
25* Sale
Sale
25*
83 5*
19%
88
Sale
24,600
$5 preferred
330,900 Goodyear Tire & Rubber
*
$5 conv preferred
*
20,300
22,300 Gotham Silk Hosiery
Preferred
100
1,280
362,600 Graham-Paige Motors
1
Granby Consolidated Mining
97,500
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
Grand Union Co (The)—
With div certifs
15,600
Without div certifs
*
15,700
64 5*
66
7§*
88
--—
69
68
Granite City Steel
Grant (w t) Co_.
10
5% preferred
20
Great North Iron Ore Prop—*
Great Northern pref
*
Great West Sugar
Preferred
80 Green Bay & Western
58,200 Green (hi) Co
*
100
rr.100
-1
467,000 Greyhound Corp (The)
*
28,800
55*% preferred
10
153,200 Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.l
*
68,200 Guantanamo Sugar
3.280
8% preferred
100
8,800 Gulf Mobile & Northern—100
9,700
6% preferred
__--100
12
Sale
Sale
51
52
Sale
155* Sale
845* Sale
15*
25*
305*
505*
5*6 Sale
25*
33
Sale
Sale
115*
Sale
12
9
11
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
Sale
245*
Sale
26% Sale
28% Sale
24
Sale
205*
Sale
134
140
127
45
60
29
33
Sale
17
Sale
115* Sale
21
Sale
275*
3%
175*
Sale
2%
4
--
Sale
25
Sale
1
25
100
109
160
*
Sale
*
Sale
100
*
*
Dauch Paper co—10
Furnace (Del)
10
1315*
615*
1155*
28,100 Hollander (a) & Son
5
*
50,800 Holly Sugar Corp
210
7% preferred
100
12-50
197,900 Homestake Mining
9,800 Houdaille-Hershey class a—*
A*
34
30
115* Sale
105* Sale
18
Sale
Sale
15*
145*
12
Sale
15*
135*
12
15*
145*
15*
Sale
65* Aug
Aug
145* Aug
53
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
275* Aug. 14
105* Aug. 19
105* Aug. 26
155* Aug. 19
15* Aug. 22
115* Aug. 14
7
15* Aug.
11
Aug. 16
31
30
69
6
Aug
25* Aug
2
55* Aug
31
45* May 22
19
95* June
30
125*
115*
18)*
15*
14
15*
12
1
1
8
6
26
16
215*
115*
155*
185*
2
1
24
56
107
535*
575*
53
1015* 1095* 104
14
14
145*
30
28
295*
255*
6
45*
65*
45*
10
9
95*
95*
*8
101
2
Aug.
545*
Aug. 16 106
14
Aug. 26
Aug. 19 285*
6
65*
Aug.
8
95*
Aug.
1h Aug.
May
15* July
8
May
34
Sale
405* Sale
32
34
125* Sale
395* Aug. 14
305* Aug. 15
105* Aug. 13
22
21
23
21
29 5* June
5
30
May 20
'9 5*may~21
585* Apr.
2
19 5* Jan.
4
445* Mar. 26
45* Apr. 22
35* Apr. 11
88
Jan.
8
205*
695*
245*
975*
Apr.
4
Mar.
7
Apr.
4
Feb. 21
45* Feb.
8
715* Jan.
9
15* Jan.
30
95* Apr.
10
4
145* Jan.
105* May
3
16 5* Apr.
8
36?* Apr.
8
255* July 17
8
185* Jan.
285* Apr. 24
2
295* j an.
55
Feb.
6
Jan.
29
355* Apr.
5
17 5* Jan.
Jan.
4
12
3
255* Apr. 29
35* Apr. 18
305* Apr. 18
4
Jan.
4
18
Apr.
8
if*
??*
Apr.22
JanL_ 9
"Feb.
Jan.
105* May 22
1005* june 18 1065* Jan.
95-June 25 1055* Mar.
165* May 23 285*- Jan.
130
May 27 138
Apr.
55* May 21
95* Apr.
835* June 27 104
Apr.
2
45* Apr.
Aug. 16
895* June
5 1135* Jan.
11h Apr.
75* June 10
86
June 11 110
Apr.
155
Jan.
12 166
125* May 23
19
8
12
30
4
12
5
9
16
29
8
8
Mar. 20
215* Apr. 22
9
765* May 23 1005* Apr.
126 5* Aug.
8 133 5* Jan. 30
June 11
50
675* Apr. 16
94 5* May 2l 115 5* Jan.
9
4
185* Jan.
125* July 16
19
4
May 21
35% Apr.
45* July 15
75* Mar. 4
8
May 21
165* Apr. 20
103
Mar. 30
May t3 110
35
605* Jan. 12
May 21
28
Apr. 13
May 22 38
165* Apr. 15
85* May 21
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
101
Sale
405*
315*
125*
30
22
22
29
14 5* June 26
.
145*
18
21
29
21
21
22
Sale Prices
9
Jan.
3
June 13 142
23
79
825* Sale
Aug. 13 825* Aug
8 1275* Aug
1255* 1295* 12654 1275* 1265* Aug.
52
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May
May
May
May
May
May
275* July
May
95* May
9
May
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
7
June 10
5
31
Sale
105
15* May 15
May 22
5* May 14
30
31
June 11
25
7
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i 815*
21
22
21
21
22
21
16
21
21
22
125* Aug
9
Aug
11
Aug
33
Aug
235* Aug
145* Aug
255* Aug
205* Aug
1315* Aug
15
295*
335* 315* Aug. 16 315* Aug
325*
335* 31Aug. 19 335* Aug
Sale
13
145*-. Saie125* Aug. 13 14 5i - Aug
125*
145*
145*
15
145* Aug. 15 145* Aug
Sale
101
101
1025*
Aug.
1 102
Aug
975* ,985* 103
1045*
985* Aug.
3 102
Aug
20
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126
150—1126
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ii.
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65*l -5j*.Aug,/ 7
65* Aug
88
85
88
95
855* Aug. 13 88
Aug
2
25* Sale
25* Sale
Aug. 16
25* Aug
97 5*
96
97
985* 102
98
Aug. 13
Aug
8
854 Sale
85* Sale
Aug. 30
85* Aug
905*
9154
915* Sale
Aug
905* Aug. 13 92
156
165
164
1505* 165
Aug. 29 164
Aug
155* Sale
145*
155*
135* Aug. 19 15 5* Aug
-
11
28
335*
_
43
25* Aug
Aug
125* Aug
515* Aug
155* Aug
855* Aug
25* Aug
33
Aug
5* Aug
80
1
Highest
45* May
May
May
30
May
2
May
2
May
77
July
10
May
45
May
125* May
40
45* Aug. 16
12
31
23
31
Sale
32
26
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
7
20
7
2
20
9
14
17
13
13
1
21
6
2
85*
105*
315*
235* 235*
Sale
135*
Sale
215* Aug.
2054
195* Aug.
134
130
Aug.
Sale
135*
110
131
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105*
495*
145* Aug.
745* Aug.
2
Aug.
33
Aug.
5* Aug.
Sale
175*
15*
125*
15*
125*
31
2
25*
79
Sale
225*
145*
255*
205*
50
Sale
125*
95*
11
Sale
135*
Olciss
133
295*
175*
12
55* Sale
2454
145*
14
80
Sale
Sale
-
156,400
25*
25* Sale
55*
_
3,400 Hinde &
37,300 Holland
785*
125*
85*
115*
325*
235*
.
72,300 Hercules Powder
6% preferred
3,390
6,500 Hershey Chocolate
$4 conv preferred
6,200
25*
25*
795*
Sale
25
315*
305*
5,800 Hackensack Water
34
Preferred a
25
1,460
j355*
185* Sale
91,200 hail Printing
—.10
18
*
165*
4,900 Hamilton Watch940
6% preferred
100 1015* 108
1035*
Hanna
cm-a).ca.$5 pref——* 1025*
2,9901
sakl
27
71^700 Harbison Walker Refrac
150
130
6% preferred
,.-100
75*
1
30,000 Hat Corp class a
91
65*% preferred
100
2,500
Sale
2
294,700 Hayes Mfg. Corp
13,600 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
118,800 Hecker Products Corp
7,600 Helme (g w)
540
7% preferred
69,300 Hercules Motors
385*
Sale
ism
5
41
7%
33 5*
23%
17 H
Lowest
Sale Prices
40
14^
^
Highest
Sale Price,a
50
15*
30
Lowest
Sale
445*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
555*
145* Sale
Sale
% Sale
Ask
54
Sale
125*
385*
25*
.
235* Sale
94 %
92 %
3%
3%
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Sale
65*
Bid
Sale
50
----1
co—100
Goebel Brewing Co
Stock Teleg
243,700 Goodrich (b f) Co
440 Gold &
22,200
46,800
6,800
159,900
557,400
56,400
3,160
35
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sept., 1940]
405* Aug
32
Aug
125* Aug
Household Finance—
14.400
3,400
127,400
38,400
24,500
12,100
94,700
116,300
123,200
190,300
18,700
4,270
4,440
27,200
62,600
29,900
-*
Common stock
Howe
Sound
5
Co
6
Sale
495*
Sale
Sale
Hudson & Manhattan.. —100
—100
3
Hud Bay Min & sm Co Ltd —*
Hudson Motor Car
*
26
1
1
5% preferred
Hupp Motor Car Corp
100
rr
Illinois Central
6% preferred series a
4%..-
Leased line
rr
sec
100
100
stock ctfs ser a.1000
Indian
Refining
10'
Industrial Rayon Corp
*
ingersol-Rand
*
6 % preferred
100
710
*
62,700 Inland Steel. ^
306,900 Inspiration Cons Copper—20
35,500
138,300
51,200
4,650
14,000
445,800
45,500
12,800
32,500
224,900
7,000
142,200
898,200
49,200
685*
100 1105* 114
5% preferred
Houston Oil of Texas v t c_.25
Ctfs
Insurancshares
Inc
Jlnterboro Rap Trans
Interchemical Corp...
6% preferred--.
1
100
*
100
Intercontinental Rubber
*
Interlake Iron
*
Internat Agricultural
Prior
preferred
Int. Business Machines—
International Harvester
*
100
—
*
*
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys a.25
.V*
4
Sale
55* Sale
125* Sale
235*
24
Sale
65*
65*
55* Sale
285* Sale
a
l16
118
Sale
885*
135* Sale
55*
55*
35* Sale
1505*
865*
43
Sale
.085* 109
4 5* Sale
115* Sale
15* Sale
37
Sale
.855* Sale
605* Sale
.65
4
166
1
5*
95*
65*
Sale
Sale
Sale
767,600 International Nickel of Canada*
375*
Sale
International Mercan Marine.*
Internation Mining Corp
Preferred
100
8,600
1,915,000 International Paper & Power 15
5% conv preferred
100
731.800
16,060 Internatl Rys of Cent Amer__*
5% preferred
— .100
7,810
11,400 International Salt—
22,100 International Shoe..
12.600 International Silver..—..--50
7% preferred
100
2.500
*
537,500 International Tele & Tel
Foreign share certificates...
58.900
Interstate Department Stores
51,700
Preferred
10
1,130
14,600 Intertype Corp
Island Creek Coal—
14,700
$6 preferred—
520
55,600
26,700
99,000
2,110
32,400
18,200
—-1
--.1
Jarvis (w b) Co
Jewel Tea Inc
—1
j o h ns-m a n ville
*
100
.
Preferred
Jones & Laughlin
Steel pref. 100
Kalamazoo Stove & Furn Co jo
Convertible class a
1
178,800
Conv class b
1
115,700
1,880 Kendall Co $6 part pref ser a.*
!
For footnotes see page
40.
14 5*
133
Sale
565*
Sale
51
Sale
Sale
355*
35
365*
Sale
265*
285*
975* 100
45* Sale
Sale
105* Sale
83
Sale
8
9
A5*
255*
122
165* Sale
74
128
66
14 5*
30
%
35*
155*
4
5i#
Sale
75*
135*
395*
35*
55*
215*
145*
Sale
4
65*
225*
Sale
93
150
146
Sale
825*
954
55a
25*
Sale
55*
25*
Sale
ill*
109
25*
Sale
15*
20
225*
140
145
45
Sale
156
163
Sale
25*
65*
35*
654
45*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
92
145
Sale
Sale
40)4
4
55*
Sale
935*
157
825* Sale
95* Sale
55*
55*
■m
Sale
65* Aug. 16
13 5* Aug.
37
8
Aug. 26
35* Aug. 21
6
55* Aug.
21
Aug. 16
885* Aug. 16
145
79
85*
55*
25*
215*
255*
1045* 103
3
25*
8
Sale
75*
15*
15*
15*
22
235*
215*
139
14254 Sale
41
455* Sale
155
1545* 160
25*
25* Sale
55*
65* Sale
4
354
4)4
104
25*
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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6
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13
5
2
16
7
6
14
9
22
14
16
19
17
16
7
7554
2|m
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90
65*
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11
78
90
55*
255*
265*
7
6
8I8
115*
125*
13
11
Sale
40
575*
665* Sale
125
1275* 125
69
71
715* Sale
12
105*
115*
105*
1195*
1195*
4
45*
454 Sale
15
145*
175*
145*
10
Sale
125*
115*
68
43
58
Sale
105*
1195*
45*
145*
115*
92 5* 100
95*
95*
975* 1035*
115* Sale
75* Sale
125*
65*
Sale
96 '
100
Sale
86
100
98
95*
1035*
14
Sale
85*
65* Sale
1035*
100
92
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
7
1
9
16
21
17
13
12
20
23
24
Jan.
5
65* Feb.
17
Jan.
2
Jan.
23
135*
245*
435*
65*
95*
21
29
Jan.
25 118
Jan.
91
June 10
May 22
June
11
June 11
38
22
May
May
15* May
55* May
35* May
22
195* June
5
145
June
22
23
1
31
1
31
13
13
31
9
30
20
9
115* Aug. 13
14
Aug. 31
55* Aug. 13
65* Aug. 31
Aug.
9 101
Aug. 30
Jan.
Apr.
23
16
27
11
14
Feb. 28
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
5
Jan.
6
4
125* Jan.
5
25* Apr.
38
Jan.
3
1915* Mar. 12
88
i.s*
Feb.
625* Jan.
Jan.
4
22
5
55* Jan.
145* Apr. 20
7
Jan.
385* Jan.
3 133
June 10
28
265* May
25
May
135* May
975* Jan.
15* May
15* May
45* May
30
Apr.
155* Apr.
25 171
105* May 21
405* May 21
15* May 18
37
Jan.
June 26 158
Apr.
May 22 905* Apr.
May 21
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
AUg
Aug
Aug
75* Feb. 20
27
14
May 21
Aug. 16
109
15* Feb. 20
15
665*
75*
45*
25*
215*
Jan.
3
4
11
215* May
3
73
Apr. 29
55* Jan. 24
6
565* Feb.
375* Apr. 12
5
365* j an.
21
28
Jan.
15 1025* Apr.
15
74 5* June 11
May 21
45* Jan.
45* Jan.
105* Jan.
90
Apr. 10
9
85* Jan.
20)* May 23
28
15
21
June 21 1275*
9
May 21
345* May 22
44
June 10
1225* May
485* May
95* June
1175* May
May
ii
May
9
May
92
May
May
95
97
22
185* May 21
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
125* Aug.
Aug.
665* Aug.
125
Aug.
71% Aug.
10?* Aug.
1195* Aug.
45* Aug.
15
Aug.
115* Aug.
92
Aug.
95* Aug.
45
3
21
25* May 15
65* May 21
25
13
Jan.
50 h Feb.
3
18
136
Apr. 25
May 13
15
3
145
M
22
June 12
122
Sale
24
31
May
5
May
165* May
72
May
123
57
22
May 21
May 21
65* Aug
Aug
235* Aug.
45
125
Aug.
545* May
Aug.
35* May
28
Aug.
5* Jan.
25* May
12
May
3
May
5* May
103
75* Aug
1454 Aug
Aug
Aug
55* Aug
225* Aug
935* Aug
146
Aug
845* Aug
95* Aug
55* Aug
2% Aug
265* Aug
1045* Aug
25* Aug
85* Aug
m Aug
23
Aug
143
Aug
455* Aug
158
Aug
254 Aug
65* Aug
45* Aug
3f*
??*
90
Sale
75*
145*
395*
35*
55*
225*
1
235* Sale
225* Aug.
275* Sale
275*
9 125
135
1205* Aug.
1195* 1255* 121
145* Sale
155* Sale
135* Aug. 16
155*
525* Aug. 13
5254 Sale
615s Sale
615*
1
25* Sale
25* Aug.
25*
25*
25*
Sale
Sale
375* Aug. 14 405*
32
34
34
33
Aug. 24 335*
29
285* Aug. 13 30
295* Sale
2
19
19
20
Aug.
20
175*
88
2 100
101
99
100
Aug.
95
25* Sale
25* Aug. 16
25* Sale
25*
25* Sale
25* Aug. 23
25*
25*
25*
6
Aug. 13
65* Sale
75* Sale
75*
123
*
320 Kansas City Lt 1st pref ser b_*
*
24,600 Kansas City Southern...
4% preferred
100
5,500
7,800 Kaurmann Department Stores 1
5% conv preferred
100
500
6
9,100 Kayaer (j) & Co
1,280 Keith-Albee Orpheum pref. 100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
l
130
35*
Sale
40
58
575* Sale
565* Aug. 26 585* Aug
1045* 1025* 1045* 103
Aug. 24 104
Aug
4
Sale
35* Aug. 16
35*
35* Aug
Sale
Sale
31
28
31
Aug. 15
Aug
Sale
1
5
1
%
% Aug.
Aug
4
4
6
4
4
35*
Aug.
Aug
175*
Sale
185*
145* Aug. 19
175* Aug
Sale
4
35* Aug. 22
35* Sale
Aug
Sale
2
Sale
5* Aug.
5* Aug
575*
1025*
Jan.
17
52
Mar. 13
May 14
Jan.
3
Mar. 27
775* Jan.
4
22 132
Jan.
15
15
75
July
15
10
16
Apr.
4
Mar. 15
28 121
21
75* Apr.
23
20
Jan.
4
5
23
21
15** Jan.
8
97
Feb.
21
155* Jan.
9 109
Apr.
23
8
18
175* Apr. 23
85* May 21
4 5* May 22
195* Apr. 28
87% June 20 1035* Apr. 16
STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y.
36
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
August
Jan. 1
Share*
Shares
828,200
42,600
31,400
13,200
7,350
134,300
4,300
33,400
211,600
57,800
4,400
300
300
200
11,000
900
4,000
9,800
150
60
3,600
500
2,000
1,600
160
9,900
3,600
2,100
6,400
1,100
900
11,600
2,400
200
1,200
3,700
300
900
3,300
1,300
1,300
3,300
37,500
9,100
400
116,200
2,360
2,080
43,400
7,600
53,600
23,800
2,130
78,000
87,600
50,100
170,700
18,500
20,900
142,600
114,900
12,600
16,700
80,100
4,700
12,400
45,800
22,500
36,400
76,200
1,607,500
224,200
8,600
~
100
100
*
100
500
13,500
710
12,600
33,100
8,300
2,600
Tire..-5
Lehigh Portland Cement—-26
4% conv preferred
100
JLehigh Valley RR Co
50
Lehigh Valley Coal—
-*
50
1
6% conv preferred
Lehman Corp. (The).
Liggett & Myers Tob
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
Lima Locomotive Works..
Link Belt Co
Lion Oil Refining Co
*
3,970
53,920
13,500
17,100
237,800
23,390
184,400
810,000
720,100
39,000
700
120
130
32,600
400
690
5,400
4,500
1,400
2,200
570
1,900
500
40
9,800
300
*
20
3M
225*
—-10
1
...
345*
.33
29
345*
35*
26
305*
1615*
Masonite Corp
365*
—
Sale
3
Sale
135*
285*
195*
105*
23 5*
Sale
40
95
97
175
Sale
1345*
Sale
28
375*
Sale
100
145*
155*
Sale
245*
75*
46*
Sale
110
25
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Co
5
-5
57
305*
55*
215*
135*
295*
105*
155*
365*
1165*
605*
107
70
63 5*
Sale
Sale
Sale
145*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Implem-.l
$6.50 preferred...—-- — *
Sale
*
Sale
*
Sale
100
100
100
20
Sale
Convertible
preferred
Carpet Mills
30,700
-.87,800 Monsanto Chemical Wks
$4.50 preferred
2,620
Mohawk
Preferred series B
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell (J) & Co
Morris & Essex
Motor Products
Motor Wheel Corp
10
21
15*
55*
305*
175*
125*
5*
45*
45*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
185'*
32
21
m
Vi
32
30?*
31
175*
135*
S*
175*
135*
22 5*
Aug.
105* Aug.
Aug.
25
Sale
15*
55*
305*
175*
7
13
5*
35*
3 5*
105*
75*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
275*
Sale
25
275*
Sale
245* Aug. 14
100
170
167
167
Sale
47
"48""
25*
245*
1035*
25*
225*
25*
255*
1015*
125*
90
12
13
125*
15
145*
145*
1005*
995* 109
24
225* Sale
65*
75*
65*
315*
285* Sale
75*
75* Sale
45*
45* Sale
22
225*
215*
65*
65* Sale
108
96
965*
Sale
508 5*
25
75*
325*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95*
80
77
66
68
66
285*
25*
145*
115*
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Aug.
75*
25*
305*
8
Sale
75*
3
35
Sale
5*
5*
25* Sale
5*
5*
5*
%
125* Sale
925* Sale
80
11
42
355*
265*
115*
155*
185*
Sale
355*
Sale
Sale
Sale
275*
75*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4
Aug.
20
Aug.
65* Aug.
8
80
35*
13
10
13
28
27
23
13
135*
Sale
55*
425*
"55*
44
5*
.
135*
Sale
42
Sale
34
37
3
735*
5*
25*
1155* 116
1175* 120
29
109
40
Sale
/fa
Sale
195*
Sale
8
245*
125*
155*
195*
255*
Sale
16
20J*
33*
32
125*
74
110
65*
435*
6
305*
175*
13
1
45*
45*
13 5*
325*
85*
275*
Aug. 31
Aug.
6
Aug.
5
Aug. 27
Aug. 30
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug.
8
Aug.
8
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
Aug.
6
Aug. 31
275* Aug. 31
170
Aug.
6
495* Aug.
1
25* Aug. 12
25
Aug.
5
1035* Aug.
5
125* Aug.
2
15
Aug. 31
Aug. 30
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
Aug.
2
45* Aug. 12
22
Aug.
3
65* Aug. 13
Aug. 14
Aug. 29
Aug. 14
Sale
33
90
255*
105*
285*
15*
245*
65*
315*
75*
205*
65*
275*
65*
685* a;67
285* 28
Aug. 29
Sale
8
25-* Aug.
8
155*
145* Aug.
285*
35*
145*
5*
25*
5*
9
465* Aug. 30
25* Aug. 27
24
Aug. 19
100
Aug. 12
12
Aug. 14
135* Aug. 19
Aug.
Aug.
65* Aug.
13
125* Sale
125* Aug.
32
Sale
29
315* Sale
Aug.
116
118
Ill
Aug.
1125* Sale
40
43
39
38
415*
Aug.
106
1105* 103
1105* 105
Aug.
28
135* Aug.
108
Sale
77
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
495*
25*
205*
13
-
255*
3
For footnotes see page 40.
Aug. 28
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug. 29
Aug. 14
Aug. 23
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Aug. 15
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Aug.
7
Aug. 30
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
Aug.
5
Aug. 19
Aug. 19
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
Aug.
5
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
Aug.
9
Aug. 12
85*
265*
28
52
19
32
Sale
Sale
23 5* Aug. 30
151
28
Sale
115*
695*
Sale
5*
45* Sale
Sale
Sale
295* Aug. 16
16
19
12
13
10
14
12
14
8
6
16
20
13
16
17
19
1065*
195*
Sale
120
Sale
9
Aug.
30
25*
145*
135* Sale
325* Sale
85* Sale
119
—5
Aug.
20
95*
135*
23 5*
235*
1005*
19 5*"
Sale
120
Sale
Sale
29
32
Sale
Sale
445*
52
19
Sale
85*
28
31
30
7
6
30
22
6
5
125*
78
-
Sale"
45
245* May
10
May
May
May
May
May
2
May
22 5* Aug.
235* May
275*
15*
175*
195*
4
May
85* May
May
35* May
165* May
155* May
1005* June
15* May
5* Apr.
12
2
May
155* May
95* May
18]
May
30
5
June
87
May
May
May
May
169
June
*33
87
16
May
135* May
27
May
9
May
105* May
225* July
205* May
97
May
155* May
29
June
2
May
135* June
1055* May
18 5* May
1385* May
155* May
38
May
255* May
May
17
May
205* May
85* June
215* May
15* Aug.
4
May
130
235*
25
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
26
Aug.
315* Aug.
128
105*
285*
15*
65*
118
Sale
30
285*
135*
345*
15*
255*
245*
25*
55* Aug. 13
Aug. 31
2
5
Aug.
6
215* Aug. 12
20
Aug. 31
108
Aug.
2
25* Aug.
5
15* Aug.
8
35* Aug. 30
20
Aug.
5
*115* Aug. 29
235* Aug. 20
405* Aug.
1
65* Aug.
2
395* Aug. 20
97
Aug. 30
99
Aug. 30
1765* Aug.
2
20
6
Aug.
215* Aug. 10
35
Aug.
1
105* Aug.
8
145* Aug.
6
275* Aug. 31
26
Aug. 31'
1025* Aug. 15
-225* Aug.
1
335* Aug. 31
35* Aug. 30
165* Aug.
7
Aug. """ 1065* Aug. 8
Aug. 19 205* Aug. 12
Aug,
8
Aug.15 156
195* Aug. 12
Aug.
6
57
Aug.
1
Aug. 13
125*
45*
19J*
185*
18
Sale
225*
255*
1
Mullins Mfg
195*
285*
Corp class B
1
$7 preferred...
*
Munsingwear
*
Murphy Co (G C)
*
5% preferred
100
800
102,000 Murray Corp of America...10
*
5,900 Myers (F E) & Bro
Mueller Brass Co-1-
Sale
185*
124
Sale"
118
-—60
*
5
11
Sale
105
1055* 108
15*
25*
25*
1
Sale
5*
2 5*
35*
35*
185*
195*
205*
115*
115* 105*
22
23
245*
40
Sale
365*
Sale
65*
65* Sale
7
39
37
39
41
92
97
Sale
Sale
93
98
Sale
975*
175
176
181
178
*
*
255* Aug. 16
125* Aug.
2
Aug.
5
15* Aug.
6
22
Aug. 28
225* Aug. 13
25* Aug.
9
225* Aug. 13
29
Aug. 20
32
15*
35*
Sale
115*
24
*
*
Highest
Sale Prices
115*
167
98
106
295*
27
Sale
Sale
15*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
108
125
245*
115*
6,500
47,100 Mission Corp
49,800 Mo-Kan-Texas
7 % preferred series A
93,900
19,600 ^Missouri Pacific
175*
Sale
Sale
7
60
Transp
19
Sale
Sale
99
Min
75*
55*
13
Sale
100
&
65*
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
'
37
Sale
1785*
185*
Sale
series A_.
S5.50 pref ser B with warr„*
S6 preferred
71,200 Minn Moline Power
2,120
648,400
2,700
13,150
105,700
69,400
33,300
57,100
6,800
34,800
21,100
1
525* "535*
35* Sale
265*
255*
-.1
8% 1st preferred
100
5,690
46,100 Min-Honeywell Regulator Co.*
4 % conv preferred ser B _ . 100
2,550
112,300
2
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
335* 345*
95*
105*
Sale
95*
10
14
Sale
16
Sale
145* Sale
325* Sale
275* Sale
265* Sale
26
Sale
355* Sale
245* Sale
1065* Sale-. 400 -102— 101—-Safe ~
48 5*-Sale—
215* Sale
225* Sale
33
Sale
465* Sale
335* Sale
35* Sale
35* Sale
25*
251
175* Sale"155*
16H"~ 14~5*~"SaIer
106
109-110 " 1065*1095*"
1095*
195* Sale
195*
20
245* Sale
151
154 !
1565* Sale- 150
154
19
195*
185*
195*
205* Sale
55
56
56
Sale
585* Sale
74,900 Mathieson Alkali Works
550
7% preferred....
100
49,000 May Department Stores..-.10
19,600 Maytag Co (The)—...
Marshall Field & Co
Co
Martin Parry Corp
105 5*
Sale
Sale
6
Martin (Glenn L)
Sale
225*
114 5*
Sale
12
122,200 Mid-Continent Petroleum...10
._*
56,h00 Midland Steel Products
,
Sale
275*
JManhat'n Ry Co 7% 8^-100
Modified 5% guaranteed 100
Manhattan Shirt.
25
Maracaibo Oil Explor.
1
Marine Midland Corp
—- 5
Market Street Ry prior pref 100
43,240 Merch
,500
2,300
1,100
4,800
Co.-10
100
32,000 Mesta Machine Co
165,300 Miami Copper
900
200
*
251
*400
-10
73,700 Melville Shoe Corp....— —--1
55,000 Mengel Co
.50
5% conv 1st preferred-17,280
*
500
19
22
85*
6,300
1,500
1,000
2,200
*
—-
S3 series conv pref
60,100
40,500 McLellan Stores Co.
6% conv preferred
1,240
99,100 Mead Corp
9,300
5,400
2,900
125*
13
45*
55*
215* Sale
5
3451
*
300
3,200
—
100
1
*
53,300 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..-6
10
138,100 McKeesport Tin Plate.
5
307,900 McKesson & Robbins, Inc
580
75*
135*
Sale
5
Sale
1
680
200
1 -
S3 preferred.—.4,700
SO 1st preferred
2,170
29,100 McCall Corp
....
102,700 McOrory Stored
6% conv preferred
1,300
60,300 McGraw Electric Co
20,500 McGraw Hill Publ Co-
2,400
1,900
65*
105*
12J*
45*
205*
145*
155*
15*
45*
45*
145*
405*
130
2,900
$6.50ipjflteSd—:
•
~2~, 900
Sale
Sale
305*
125*
Mandel Bros
300
1,000
3,200
7,600
7,900
2,400
2,700
.
*
1
*■
Sale
Sale
16
28
40
Loew's
m
85*
145*
.*
Liquid Carbonic Corp
—
Sale
17
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
-
305*
*
.
140
"4",600
—
26
Sale
-25
100
255*
235* Sale
3
25*
15*
225*
245*
285*
com—.25
—
345*
15*
235*
245*
Sale
7
Series B
Preferred
Sale
25
-5
Life Savers Corp
Sale
13
Sale
*
Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
45*
28
29
Product! Corp.-5
Corp—
Li bbey-0 wens-Ford
12,500 Mac Andrews & Forbes
2,400
1,200
4,800
—
830
6% preferred..
124,600 Mack Truck Inc —
115,500 Macy (R H) Co Inc..
20,500 Madison Square Garden
25,200 Magma Copper
113,300 Manati Sugar Co
3,600
400
30
Z
Bryant
Lee Rubber &
200
30
*
116,900 Lorillard (P) common
Preferredi^r-.--—- r—100
4,310
34 ,400 Louisville Gas & Elec^A—— 32,000 Louisville & Nashyille
100
400
520
----
5% preferred...
Lambert Co (The)
Lerner Stores
23
35*
_+
Baking
-—o 7nviuici
920 —5%
-preferred,
10
6,400
1,300
1,300
3,300
*
::io
Ask
33
15*
Stores. __i
82.600 Lone Star Cement Corp
260
"V, 800
IIIi
Laclede Gas Light...
Lehn & Fink
125*
32
Kroger Grocery &
Lane
P
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Sale
Wire Co "Z*
48,300 Long Bell Lumber A
37,300 Loose-WUe&.Biscuit
1x50.0.
1,900
2,400
Copper
Kinney (G R)----$5 prior preferred
Kresge (S S) Co..
Kresge Department
Kress (S H) & Co
J,634,100 Loft) Xj3C
6,000
Bid
»
....
6,200
3,000
1940
Aug. 1
Keystone Steel &
Kimberly-Clark.
1
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Par
Kennecott
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
14
8
16
2
2
22
25* Aug. 22
33 5* Aug. 28
8
1
Aug.
5* Aug.
2
Aug.
5* Aug.
5* Aug.
125* Aug.
885* Aug.
116 5* Aug.
119
Aug.
385* Aug.
.35
Aug.
23 5* Aug.
105* Aug.
145* Aug.
185* Aug.
25* Aug.
28
Aug.
125* Aug.
735* Aug.
110
Aug.
55* Aug.
425* Aug.
1
95* Aug.
Aug. 29
685* Aug. 13
29 5* Aug.
1
35* Aug. 31
2
155* Aug.
Aug.
6
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
32
Aug. 31
117
Aug. 30
42
Aug. 30
108
Aug. 14
80
xl*
3t*
85*
5*6
25*
5*
8
16
21
12
2
13
4
13
925*
22 118
6 119
20
425*
355*
265*
13
13
17
165*
16
15
10
20
12
o
1
30
13
13
20
76
19 1105*
8
65*
13
425*
Aug. 31
Aug. 22
Aug.
6
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Aug. 28
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
6
Aug. 31
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug.
3
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug.
6
Aug.
3
Aug. 12
Aug. 29
Aug. 31
Aug. 13
21
21
21
22
20
23
21
13
22
Jan,
Feb.
26
Feb. 16
Feb. 26
4
295* Jan.
345* Apr.
3
9
Jan.
5
5
11
8*
all
-
5
22
if*
liH
15*
55*
85*
155*
i74
160
June
12 170
^95*
64
Feb.
5
535*
245*
25*
115*
Feb.
6
24
22
335*
May
May
May
Aug.
May
May
May
May
May
May
95
June 26 110
865* June
May
110
1135*
315*
335*
213*
85
82
May
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
4
Jan.
Apr.
4
Feb. 19
Jan. 11
Jan.
3
Apr. 20
Apr. 15
Apr. 15
Apr.
5
May
9
Apr.
4
Jan.
3
Apr.
6
Apr. 27
Mar. 27
Apr. 15
Mar._15
Apr.
8
Apr.
8
Jan.
2
Apr, 10
May
Apr.
May
3
2
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
25
Jan.
4
Mar.
8
May
Jan.
7
9
5
Mar. 29
Feb. 21
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
8
Mar. 2
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
Apr.
22 26
13 285*
22 325*
125*
21
175*
21
21 405*
24 122'
54
21
A"
1115*
3
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
Apr.
8
Feb. 24
Apr.
3
Apr 25
Jan
3
Jan.
8
Apr.
Apr.
1
1
Jan.
4
Apr.
15
May
3
May
May
6
2
345* Mar.
65* Jan.
Feb.
5
5
21
May 27
Apr.
8
Apr. 10
May 9
Apr.
8
May
9
Apr.
8
Jan.
20
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
Apr.
8
Jan.
45* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
May
Jan.
325* Apr. 15
365* May 22 535*
25* May 22
45*
20
May 23 305*
965* June 14 105
105* May 22 165*
10
May 21
175*
93
May 21 111
175* May 21 29
June
6
5
95*
June 26
26
475*
55* May 15 125*
4
85*
May 15
175* May 28
5
May 21
90
May 31 107
75* May 28 145*
oB
5
4
10
8
Jan.
40 H Jan.
10
25* May
26
May
75* May
May
1
May
5* June
Jan.
16 5* Jan.
June
103
Apr.
75* Mar. 11
355* Feb. 28
175* July 17
21
65*
115*
235*
Jan.
45* Apr. 18
June 25
215* June 10
10
Jan.
Jan3
22 35
31 1365* May 10
Jan.
3
24
21
Apr. 15
65* May 21
24
9
Apr. 18
Jan. 24
8
315* Apr.
21
95*
23
185*
15
165*
28
21
355*
22 235*
10 115
4
23
17
17
21
245*
14
18
29
21
10
535*
15
95*
28 45
22 109
22 1095*
19 1805*
22 235*
21
21
15
145*
21
185*
3 415*
21
375*
22 1095*
21
395*
3
465*
15
10
23
17 255*
31 162
21
18 60
10
21
M ay 21
24
145* May 21
115* May 23
May 31
35* May 22
25* May 21
May 21
48
3
385*
145*
465*
25*
195* Jan.
119
May
119
July 31
1215* Jan. 30
Jan.
3
May
May
56
45
Feb.
2
June
305* Feb.
16
Apr.
185* Apr.
18
May
May
15
May
25* May
20
May
J*
'IPs
39
83
111
4
May
41
June
9
Feb.
16
Feb.
28
Mar. 20
85* May
May
975* May
56
Jan.
1
4
Mar. 29
Feb.
14
85* Feb. 16
53
Apr.
8
AGGREGATE
SALES
STOCKS
In
Since
Jan. 1
488,300
6,620
268,700
12,400
4,800
259,800
284,100
3,500
10,600
2,000
10,700
103,800
4.3,500
400,425
3,210
4,200
45,000
20.360
179,600
5,600
196,100
4,100
207,700
4,500
920
14,200
2,300
800
5,300
17,800
300
300
'""266
5,900
3,500
18,200
130
160
1,900
700
9,400
100
16,300
1,000
13,300
2,400
14,200
4,900
4,700
800
16,910
18,200
1,620
237,200
32.900
12,500
6.700
-1,380
10,800
60
840
3,000
220
3,600
3,000
3,600
100
70
1
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc--1
6% conv pref.
10
National Aviation Corp
-5
National Biscuit Co_.
10
National Acme
7%_ preferred—
Nat Bond A Investment
Ask
Sale
22 >4
15
15*4
Co._»
94 %
MH
11
9*4
13*4
preferred class A
100
preferred class B
100
National Dept Stores———•
116*4
.
preferred-
-*
—
N a to mas Co—
21,500
30,500
...
1
'
*
4 H % conv
—-——1
83
serial pref—100
Sale
13*4
25*4
25*4
Sale
Sale
25*4
6*4
40*4
10H
12
21 *4
24
~ile
4*4
5*4
7H
110*4
60
New York A Harlem
21
Preferred 6%
Aug.
117*4 Aug.
51
Aug.
% Aug.
*4 Aug.
*4 Aug.
17*4 Aug.
25
26
25*4
211
208*4 214
110*4 111*4 109
20*4
20*4 Sale
55
56*4
55*4
54*4
55
53*4
17*4
16*4 Sale
87*4 Sale
87*4
6*4 Sale
7*4
110*4 111*4 111
36
33*4
34*4
2*4
2*4
2*4
25
25
28
Co..:
10
series——50
50
Preferred 5*» % series
50
Preferred
2.50
Norwich PharmacalCo
Oppenheim Collins A Co
15
14*4
6%
Aug.
110*4 Aug.
18*4 Aug.
54*4 Aug.
54
Aug.
15*4 Aug.
87*4 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25*4 Aug.
14
13*4
preferred-----------100
*
—
$5.50 conv 1st
preferred.—*
Mfg..—5
—*
Preferred
-—100
100
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.. 12.50
111,100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc.--5
Outboard Marine A
Outlet Co
Aug.
19
5*4
15
1
17
19*4
26
7*4
14
8*4
11
13
27
19*4
13 166
14
13*4
—
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
17*4 Aug.
17
14
12*4 Aug.
10*4 Aug.
21
16 14*4 Aug.
Aug.
1 114
20 112*4 Aug.
4*4 Aug.
20
22
6*4 Aug.
Aug.
13 22
9
8*4 Aug.
8*4 Aug.
13
8 81*4 Aug.
19 17*4 Aug.
9 163
Aug.
Aug.
28 142
Aug.
16 19
14
8*4 Aug.
Aug.
14 61
6*4 Aug.
13
5
9*4 Aug.
Aug.
13 36
Aug.
5 38
5*4 Aug.
14
8*4 Aug.
15
10*4 Aug.
17
16*4 Aug.
27
6 75 .Aug.
Aug.
22 42
Aug.
27 106
17 26*4 Aug.
7*4 Aug.
13
16 43 *4 Aug.
16 13*4 Aug.
14*4 Aug.
13
14 25*4 Aug.
13
25*4 Aug.
4*4 Aug.
1
6*4 Aug.
30
28 104
Aug.
15 117*4 Aug.
13 53*4 Aug.
ylt Aug.
26
% Aug.
*4 Aug.
16 20*4 Aug.
27
16
Aug.
30 216
Aug.
~ 112*4 Aug.
20*4 Aug.
20 56*4 Aug.''
16 55*4 Aug.
17*4 Aug.
13
88
Aug.
1
16
7*4 Aug.
Aug.
13 112
Aug.
5 36
13
2*4 Aug.
27
13
Aug.
14*4 Aug.
12
_
_
26
31
30
9
29
31
1
13
12
22
31
5
1
31
30
28
31
31
9
31
28
31
9
12
30
22
31
1
5
28
27
2
5
1
27
6
30
27
28
21
12
31
31
1
27
1
3
28
15
6
5
16
8
1
12
28
7
1
5
3
31
8
31
30
30
12
29
14
6*4 Aug. 10
14*4 Aug. 30
3
10*4 Aug.
6
Aug.
12*4 Aug.
10
Aug.
100
Aug.
3
Aug.
12*4 Aug.
132
Aug.
7
Aug.
23*4 Aug.
22
Aug.
50
Aug.
*
Otis Steel Co
Aug.
212
-*
Otis Elevator
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
104
Y^ackf^Weet"Ry
N
CoII100
JNYNflA Hartford
100
Convertible preferred-—-100
Ohio Oil Co (The)
»
384,800
Oliver Farm Equipment
*
61,000
Omnibus Corp (The)--—---6
70,100
8% pref series A
-—100
3.480
640
200
Sale
Sale
Sale
North American Aviation—-1
Northern Central---———.50
414 900 Northern Pacific
100
5 300 North States Pow Co $5 pref.*
3 060 Northwestern Telegraph
oO
16 inn Norwalk Tire A Rubber
-*
46,100
40
8,500
40
105*4
23*4
7*4
50*4
♦
York Air Brake
16*4
75
41
1 450
500
50
4*4
7*4
9*4
10*4 Sale
17*4
18*4
72
75
111*4
049 400
13,500
124,000
2,170
195,300
9,500
11,200
17,500
32
*
—
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc
584! 100 Nwth Amwican
4,100
160
56*4
5*4
9*4
-
800
1,600
.
20*4
410
4,600
16
168
142
——..100
90
13,000
4,200
80
34
130
70
'
6% prior preferred—---100
National Tea Co
500
500
Sale
82
18*4 Sale
7*4 Sale
60*4 Sale
6*4 Sale
9*4
10
32*4 Sale
1,300
200
Sale
9*4
7
80
6*4
20*4
8*4
6*4
16*4 Sale
?2H%
conv.
preferred——
---40
prior
preferred
100
100
33,600
4
21*4
8*4
138
12,400
'
111*4
160
100
90
112
6
---10
National Lead Co
112
111
4*4
6% preferred.———.——10
National Distillers Product®—*
Nat Enamel A Stamping
*
National Gypsum Co——
1
400
29,800
1,800
1,600
42,500
17
5
3,900
1,000
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
165
Aug.
12*4 Aug.
4*4
12*4
16*4
6*4
8*4
9*4
18*4
Sale
32 $4
730
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
1 320
71
600
—•
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
10
Highest
Sale Prices
Register..—-.—*
wu New
36,300
60
Lowest
National Cylinder Gas Co. - -1
National Dairy Prod Corp...*
ao
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
---100
5% pref series A
4*4
12*4
19*4
Sale
National Bond A Share Corp.*
$4.50 conv
Aug.
3*4 Aug.
Aug.
135
Aug.
8*4 Aug.
25
Aug.
24
Aug.
51
Aug.
104
15
5
30
31
12
1
30
30
6
—-
"V, 600
11,000
204,600
710
14 .440
7 ,380
100
440
200
11,600
4,600
1,500
270
480
15,200
1,300
46,300
15,i00
200
900J
,200
1 ,870
78 ,549
24 ,100
1,121 ,000
1,116 ,100
12 ,800
270
584 ,500
200
5,400
5,200
2,400
400
12,200
4:200
200
9,900
400
900
500
8 ,400
253 ,800
5 ,500
170
920
1,810
200
3,300
1,800
26,800
1,100
100
5.000
Sale
Sale
132
1
---10
*
—
2,000
9,300
15,490
25,530
6,600
53,470
51,200
318,600
24,100
3,700
59,000
For footnotes
see
15
*
*
10
Peoria & Eastern Ry
Pere Marquette Ry
5% prior preferred
5% preferred
27
Sale
...*
Phelps Dodge
.-..-.25
Philadelphia Co pref 6%
50
$6 preferred
*
Philadelphia A Reading O A I.*
40.
37" Sale"
100
*
page
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
9
_
3*4
11*4
20*4
8
4*4
12*4
22*4
8*4
6*
Sale
43
44
81
83
21*4 Aug. 31
2
19*4 Aug.
1
34*4 Aug.
5*4
,3*4
12*4
7*4
9/«
3*4
14*4
8
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88*
20
Sale
IX
7*4
6*4
48*4
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
49*4
2*4
20
111*
Sale
S* Sale
34*4
Sale
21
Sale
19*4
33*4
19*4
Sale
2*4
7*4
9*4
28*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
17*4
20
6*4
6*4
Sale
28*4
43*4
82
*4
19
Aug.
18*4 Aug.
32*4 Aug.
3*4
M
Sale
8
40
5*4 Aug.
77*4 Aug.
8*4 Aug.
15
Aug.
1*4 Aug.
33*4 Aug.
20
Aug.
1
Aug.
8*4 Aug.
7
Aug.
48
Aug.
83*4 Aug.
2
Aug.
2*4 Aug.
20*4 Aug.
12*4 Aug.
148
6
10
12
1
9
2
1
'2
*4.
Sale
Sale
'90
**«
2*4
9
8
33
22*4
19
6 *4
7*4
29*4
44
82
sXs
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
44*4
90
Sale
2*4 Aug.
8
Aug.
27*4 Aug.
16
Aug.
20
Aug.
6*4 Aug.
7*4 Aug.
26
Aug.
43*4 Aug.
81
Aug.
% Aug.
30
30
13
13
28
6
20
17
1
16
26
2*4 Aug.
8
Aug.
Aug.
22*4 Aug.
20
Aug.
6*4 Aug.
8*4 Aug.
29*4 Aug.
44
Aug.
81
Aug.
*4 Aug.
33
10
June
10
June
6
June 11
91*
Aug. 14
May 18
16
June 25
9*4 May 22
6
May 21
5
11*4 June
107*4 June 13
107
3
x¥A
June
AM
May
May
132
June
J*
72
36
100
IU
45
1
17
3
8
12
17
3
3
8
Mar. 14
Apr.
4
Jan.
m
96
Jan.
Jan.
14
May
43*
3
4
8
May 21
Aug. 17
10
10
June 24
43
Mar. 13
May 21 25
Apr. 29
July. 31] 9L.
6
May 22 53*4 Apr.
June 12
20*4 July
May
30*4 May
May
May
May
May
3*4 May
4*4 May
104
May
110
Apr.
1g
Apr.
24
6
Apr.
3
Apr.
4
Apr.
2
Apr. 11
Jan.
-
Jan.
15
3
30
18
20
15
6
3
31
9
22 22*4 Apr.
29 173*4 Jan. 31
19 148*4 Jan. 29
Jan.
4
21 27
3
8*4 Jan.
22
3
21 73*4 Jan.
4
9*4 Jan.
24
19
13*4 May
May
May
4H May
May 23
26*4 May 24
34
Aug.
5
I*
21
?8
6
7*4 June
May 21
3
7*4 Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
7
July
8* July
Apr.
16
24*4 Jan.
170*4 Mar.
Apr.
19
99*4 Apr.
20*4 Jan.
16*4 Jan.
13*4 Mar.
18*4 Apr.
116*4 Jan.
22
May 23 114
May 28
May 23
June 10
26*4
20
24
21
21
110„
Jan.
50.
Jan.
June 10
May
May
May
May
21
June
11
21
23
22
4
26*4 Aug. 28
14*4 Feb. 20
18*4 Jan.
21 21*4 Jan.
Jan.
39
21
21 33*4 Mar.
21
8*4 Apr.
22 12*4 Apr.
21 115M Mar.
27 117*4 Aug.
June
6
56. Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 27
Jan.
Apr. 12
Jan.
Apr.
4
Jan. 15
26*4 Apr.
May 23 35*4 Apr.
May 22 226*4 May
May 25 113*4 Mar.
May 21
23*4 Jan.
Jan.
May 22 59
58
Jan.
May 22
May 14 26*4 Jan.
June
5
90*4 Feb.
May 15
9*4 Jan.
Mar.
May 24 113
Apr.
May 22 36
5" Jan.
May 15
Aug. 13
42*4 Jan.
16*4 May
July
2
23
3
3
4
3
9
22
22
11
15
20
3
4
11
22
6
4
27
3
8
10
3
20
3
25
29
3
12
29
May
7
Apr.
4
Mar.
4
am Mar. 28
5*4 Apr.
18*4 Jan.
4
11 144
Feb.
May 21
12*4 Jan.
Jan.
41
May 21
June 10
32*4 Apr.
19
3
11
June
55
May 24
May 24 120
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5*4 Aug.
71 *4 Aug.
7*4 Aug.
15
Aug.
1*4 Aug.
31*4 Aug.
18*4 Aug.
1
Aug.
7*4 Aug.
6
Aug.
48
Aug.
78
Aug.
2
Aug.
2*4 Aug.
18
Aug.
11*4 Aug.
28
A*
27
2*4 Aug.
Aug.
4*4 Aug.
10*4 Aug.
30
Aug.
39*4 Aug.
10*4 Aug.
123
Aug.
150*4 Aug.
4
Aug.
6
Aug.
3*4 Aug.
14*4 Aug.
8
Aug.
*4 Aug.
35
Aug.
37*4
8*4
118*4
Sale
23*4
33
Pet Milk
Sale
Sale
18*4
100
100
100
Petroleum Corp
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
39
1*4
1*4
2*4
*
$7 conv pref series A
.*
Penn Glass Sand Corp v t c._*
$7 conv preferred.--...-..*
Pennsylvania RR Co.--.---50
People's Drug Stores Inc
5
People's Gas Light A Coke. 100
it*
29
Sale
17*4
1
Patino Mines A Ent Cons... 10
10*4
Sale
June
June
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2*4
8*4
4*4
10*4
2*4
9*4
3*4 May 21
11
13*4 Jan. 13
July 15
7*4 June 20
1
57*4 Aug.
7
Aug. 30
10
Jan.
Jan.
64% Jan.
4
4
22
17
6
June 10
10*4 Apr, 26
22
6
6*4 Jan.
23*4 Feb. 13
4
12*4 Jan.
14
Apr. 15
34*4 Apr. 15
22
22
21
22
22
21
Jan.
3
16*4 Jan.
4
50
25 139
June 18 154
Mar. 12
1
.Tune 10
Jan.
1
July 10
May 15
May 21
29
21
1
1
16
23
Jan.
16
May 22
28
June
May
May
May
May
May
May
July
May
May
May
99
5*4
71*4
8*4
100
Sale
11*4
10*4
118
118*4 123
148
148*4 148
3*4
3*4 Sale
97
1
6% 1st preferred
10*4
29*4
39*4
10*4
Jl
32
100
4% conv preferred-Paramount Pictures
28
3*4
14*4
7*4
Airways Corp..5
5
Prod A Kef
1
Paraffine Cos Inc
*
Pan Amor Pet A Trans
2*4
10*4
2*4
6
Pan American
...
15 .100
701 ,900
14 ,400
36 ,700
100
Packard Motor Car
Sale
—-100
191 ,700
Penick A Ford
21 ,600
160 ,100 Penney (J C) Co—-.—
Penn Coal A Coke
21 ,600
Perm-Dixie Cement
52 ,900
700
300
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consol Oorp
Pacific Western Oil
Sale
6% 2d preferred—
10
62 ,800
Park A Tilford
-----1
2 .500
Park Utah Cons Mines—-.1
111 .300
Parke Davis A Co
*
84 ,700
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
53 ,200
Par melee Transportation Co.*
32 ,100
Pathe Film Corp
1
51" 100
1,700
3,100
6*4
23*4
——*
8 .500
Panhandle
49 .400
1,000
600
5*4 Aug.
2d preferred.—
--—--*
16 ,920
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif)-10
7 ,200
Pacific Gas A Electric
25
152 .700
Pacific Lighting Corp
53 .000
Pacific Mills
♦
42 .400
Pacific Telep A Tel eg
.-100
3
34.556
4,500
preferred
47 *4 Aug.
10
Pacific Coast
1st
1
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask
Bid
172
16
---100
Newberry Co (J J)---—--*
5% preferred series A
100
10
8,700 Newmont Mining Oorp
1
154,300 Newport Industries Inc
4,800
7,500
1,100
101.900
3,000
12,800
1,500
-
Aug. 1
Bid
Nash-Kelvinator Oorp—
Nashville Chatt & St Louifl-100
National Cash
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN AUGUST
1940
7% preferred A—.—100
6% preferred B
-—-100
2,510
*
52,300 Nat Mail A Steel Cast Co
228,300 National Power A Light-..--*
———25
117,900 National Steel
159,100 National Supply Co of Pa—10
100
230
100
Par
Shares
54.600
PRICES
Jan. 2
exchange
n. y. stock
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Price
•
August
Shares
STOCK
Y
N.
Sept., 1940]
Jan.
#
Apr.
1
Jan.
4
June 12
2
45*4 Apr.
5
7 101*4 Jan.
25
11
21
23
21
4
8*4 Apr.
94
Apr. 15
6
10*4 Apr.
21
18
21
22
22
28
21
June 26
May 23
June
24
4
4
Mar. 11
Jan.
a
6
May 22
May 22
May 21
Feb.
6
2*4 Apr.
Apr.
12
9
M
Apr. 16
2*4 Mar. 12
12*4 Mar. 4
10*4 May 13
5
62*4 Jan.
96*4 May
4*4 Jan.
8
Feb.
17
4
8
Jan.
3
June 25
5
16*4 Jan.
Jan.
5 121
May 18
4
24*4 Jan.
May 22
25
May 18
May 22
21*4 May
38*4 Feb.
3
30
June 13
30
21
22
21
22
28
18
4*4
13**
39**
29**
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
8
9
12
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
June
31
31
28
5
9
9
Apr.
9
24
Apr.
8% Apr.
25
4
10*1
Feb.
2
10
40
13
May 25
47
Jan.
Jan.
2
11
16
June
11
85
Jan.
4
5
Mar. 20
% Mar.
1
38
N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
1,900
Price
Jan. 2
1940
Aug. 1
Par
74,100 Philip Morris & Co
10
100
5% conv pref series A—100
27,400 Phillips Jones Corp
*
"l"306
170
100
Preferred
216,550 Phillips Petroleum
13,000 Phoenix Hosiery
18,550
300
10
*
5
Preferred
2,380
100
13,900 Pillsbury Flour Mills
25
1,470 Pirelli Co of Italy Am shares.
400
260
-
70 Pitts C O & St L RR Co
"""200
600
2,000
160
70
'
6,100
1,000
310
570
240
810
"""400
2,100
Bid
4,900
4,200
27,500
400
600
9,400
650
7,100
80 0
Ask
90J4 Sale
135
334
2534
4134
234
4334
2634
46
140
454
30
Sale
4*
Sale
Bid
78 34
77
70
Sale
Sale
100
310
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
75
78
Aug. 20
27
3234
234
38
28
38
Sale
3
34
35
50
37
45
24
24 54
38
Aug.
5
454 Aug.
9
49
454
49
5
634
68
Sale
69
Aug. 28
234 Aug.
7
3754 Aug. 23
2334 Aug. 26
49
Aug.
2
3434
234
37 54
2434
52
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug.
3
Aug. 28
454 Aug.
5
Aug. 13
6
Aug. 20
68
Aug.
6
434
2154
754
73
Aug. 22
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
Aug. 23
7 172
16
554
13
754
16 22
16
13
13 32
13
1154
Aug.
7
Aug. 22
Aug. 31
Aug.
6
Aug.
5
Aug. 31
Aug.
5
18
2054
18
754 Sale
65
53
135
"454
5
22
19
74
,
146
167" 171"
834
15*
Sale
W*
40
18
19
29
3254
1554
Sale
14554
17134 176
173
554 Sale
554 Sale
7 54
Sale
754
23
2154
22
1554 Sale
1534 Sale
Sale
3154
3134 32
11
Sale
ill*
152
1
Sale
1334
34
1
u
1634
Sale
1254
1554
734 Sale
34 Sale
734 Sale
10 3i Sale
.
16$
172
Aug.
554 Aug.
7
Aug.
20
Aug.
15
Aug.
30
Aug.
10
Aug.
Sale
Sale
16
1634
13
Aug. 16
Aug. 13
17
34 Aug. 10
Aug. , 9
14
Sale
55,200 Poor & Co class B
*
734 Sale
Sale
Sale
95,500 t Porto Rican Amer Tob cl A_*
Sale
13,400 Postal Teleg Inc pref..
*
14 54 Sale
1034 Sale
488,500 Pressed Steel Car common—1
10
11
1034
15,100
1054
1454
14 34
5% conv 1st preferred
5
31
Sale
Sale
33
43 54
8,100
4454
5% conv 2d preferred
50
64
Sale
65 H Sale
152,000 Procter & Gamble
*
6154 Sale
116
Sale
115
116
Preferred 5%
7,620
1 —100 11854 Sale
3634 Sale
40 54 Sale
152,400 Pub Serv Corp of N J com.. *
3554 Sate *
109
Sale
Sale
—
110
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1 1234 121
Sale 11 22
I23"—
8t200
125125;
6% preferred _ ...
- .TOO
13554 13954 135
142
143
3,700
7% preferred
-.100 141
155 - 15634 155
Sate ~
Sale
4,610
8% preferred
100 161
Public_Ser-Vice.Elec & Gas
—1,900
preferred
* 11534 118
y8^1H54-120^
—l934~*Saie- ~2013i Sale
385,800 PirllTnraTt Crv—~r
-3lT4~~Sale
734 Sale
Sale
666,000 Pure Oil
*
734 Sale
82
86
88
87
4,900
8334
8754
6% preferred..
100
77
Sale
80
Sale
57,800
7854
7754
5% conv preferred
...100
1154 Sale
91,700 Purity Bakeries
1053
1154
*
4* Sale
...
9754 May
9
May 21
Jan. 23
Jan. 23 136
734 Apr.
4
68
634 Aug.
34 Aug.
634 Aug.
.
.
354 May 18
30
31
334
234
2454 Sale
334 Aug. 14
454
354
—
700
Highest
Sale Prices
136
4 34
135
8' "
Sale
1
Lowest
140
334
4934
534 Sale
2434 Sale
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sak~-Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
7754
112
100
30,300 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
100
9,700
6% preferred
100
27,200 Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
*
$5 conv preferred
2,090
.*
20 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry.-lOO
880
7% guaranteed pref
.100
131,100 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
*
20,700 Pittsburgh Steel Co
*
4,260
7% preferred class B
100
5,790
5% preferred class A
100
3,650
554% 1st ser conv prpf.. 100
19,260 Pittsb & West Virginia
100
10 Pitts Y & Ash Ry 7% pref.. 100
11,900 Pittston Co (The)
*
45,000 Plymouth Oil
5
6,500 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co..*
"2",600
PRICES, IN AUGUST
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
9
10
2754
60
115
34
10854
12034
13454
734 Aug.
% Aug.
734 Aug.
1034 Aug.
1054 Aug.
33
Aug.
6534 Aug.
116
Aug.
"37
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31
17
1
1
30
31
8
1
1
110
Aug. 13
123 ~ Aug. 10
13454 Aug. 15
158
Aug.
9
155"—Aug."
10
Jan.
27 54 May 22
2 34 May 24
40
Mar. 25
5
9
4134 Jan.
634 Feb.
28 66
29 2854
52
21
10 110
7
22
24
2734
24
934
6434 May 22 80
154
May
6 154
36
May
22
May
35
May
10754 Feb.
354 May
16
May
554 May
8
Feb.
Apr. 26
Aug. 28
Jan. 17
Mar. 12
4
4
4
6
167
June 10 176
May 10
834 Jan.
2
454 May 15
Jan.
4
5
May 15 11
1654 May 22 3454 Apr. 25
10
May 21
1934 Apr.
8
19
May 10
May 21 37
7
May 21
1654 Apr.
8
3
3 15154 July
15154 July
154 Mar, 12
34 Feb. 14
9
15
May 28 2234 Feb.
6
Jan.
1254 Jan. 13 15
4
1234 Jan.
554 May 21
254 Feb. 27
54 May 29
5
8
6 54 J*ug. 20
July
3
1454 Jan.
654 May 21
3
634 May 21
1434 Jan.
9
21
4254 May
May 21
53
June
5
7134 Apr. 16
2
11254 May 22 11854 Jan.
8
3054 June 10 4354 Apr.
11
100
May 21 11554 Tan
Apr. 20
11054 May 22 128
145
126
Mar. 29
June__
Apr.
2.
.14.3- .May..22 165.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
May
.
_
"""
300
„;i9,500
20,900
100
3,500
3,000
500
51,800
"3" 800
7,400
1,400
800
10,700
1,300
2,800
600
1,100
400
110
60
*00
100
8,200
1,400
50
9,700
88,000
4,310
1,900
2,700
200
50
8,900
200
20,000
16,000
20
23,000
300
2,000
2,600
100
6,700
200
2,900
100
~
7~,806
2,510
4,700
6,300
600
3,800
500
1,600
90
80
4,400
600
2,300
300
25,700
7,100
1,200
100
2,400
1,300
5,500
340
4,600
1,000
2,000
5,100
100
1,900
4,600
50
400
700
500
1,300
62,400
3,900
1,000
7,800
10
iMM
—
7,400 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp..10
1,480,800 Radio Corp of America
400
$5 preferred B
*
60,800
S3.50 conv 1st pref
.*
68,000 jRadio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.l
3,400
6% conv preferred
100
24,000 Ray bestos- Manhattan
*
264,200 Rayonier Inc
1
47,500
$2 preferred
.-25
52,700 Reading Co
50
6,800
4% 1st preferred
50
11,100
4% 2d preferred
50
9,500 Real Silk Hosiery
5
550
Preferred
1,900
10,500
3,500
136,100
13,400
15
Sale
434
l\*
10034
65
6034
Sale
55
254
1954
1854
2034
Sale
28
2834
1654 Sale
25
27
2154
23
100
*
11
1634
1754
1054
Sale
Sale
Sale
56 54
Sale
Sale
1754
Sale
§a}e
11
7
754
Reliance Mfg Co
10
8
1
8
Preferred w w
25
470 Rensselaer & Sara RR Co-.100
48
218,800 IReo Motors Inc vtc
Sale
10
5
75
1234 Sale
2134
2534
19 ~
20
2
254
2854 Sale
Reis (Robt) & Co 1st pref.. 100
Reliable Stores Corp
*
Remington-Rand
*11#
8
1054
Sale
49
70
58
154
1
Sale
1734 Sale
8954 Sale
Sale
80
954
834
19
1754
77 54
72
1,666,200 Republic Steel Corp
*
26,070
6% conv preferred
100
18,550
6% conv prior pf ser A..100
77,800 Revere Copper & Brass
5
Class A
.10
10,100
670
7% preferred
.100
2,140
554% preferred
100
198,500 Reynolds Metals Co
*
3,400
534% conv preferred.:—100
142,900 Reynolds Spring Co
1
328,100 Reynolds (R J) Tob cl B
10
44
1054
80
234
3454
1854
H55£-:A:ngrT6 lltf^ Aug. 29 115 " May 21 118
Jan.
"18
Aug. 16 2054 Aug. 31
1654 May 21 3254 Jan.
754 Aug.
Aug.
7654 Aug.
1054 Aug.
10
Aug.
454 Aug.
86
36
19
2754
26
2934
133^
Sale
22
Sale
1954
1254
2154
1834
21
2
2
234
25
2834
754
754
30
634
11
754 Sale
8
954
834 Sale
51
5254
5434
70
8
754
4854
5454
Sale
I*
55
Sale
50
55
11
85
1154
78
4534 Aug. 13
1054 Aug. 13
80
Aug. 13
754 Aug. 13
49
Sale
1054
3454
36
Sale
33
52
52
53
52
262,100 Richfield Oil Corp
*
5,900 Ritter Dental Mfg
*
: 24,400 Roan Antelope Cop Mines
34,200 Ruberoid Co capital stock
*
8,800 {Rutland RR preferred
100
90,100 St Joseph Lead
10
13,700 {St Louis-San Francisco...100
29,900
6% preferred
100
1,600 {St Louis Southwestern
100
240
5% preferred
100
lb3,500 Safeway Stores
*
38,860
5% preferred
100
122,900 Savage Arms Corp
s.
t
160,600 Schenley Distillers Corp..
5
16,400
534% preferred
100
164,800 {Schulte Retail Stores
1
35,100
8% preferred
100
27,800 Scott Paper
*
S4.50 conv preferred
1,630
$4 preferred
1,920
*
8
55
Sale
854
8
554
354
1454
54
3354
Sale
334
1534
Sale
Sears, Roebuck & Co
*
*
*
Servel Inc
1
Sharon
*
*
*
*
*
Steel
Corp
preferred
Sharp & Dohme
Conv preferred series A
Shattuck (Frank G)
$5
conv
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
Shell Union Oil.
5 34 % conv preferred
Silver King Coalition
Simmons Co
Simms Petroleum.
Siinonds Saw & Steel Co
.
*
15
100
5
*
10
*
..15
54,300 Skelly Oil Co.
9,830 Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
preferred
*
4,500
10
116,700 Smith (A O) Corp
8,700
47,500
990,100
105,700
17,900
Smith & Corona Typewr.
Snider Packing
South Amer Gold & Plat
1
Southeastern Greyhound L
5
990
see
*
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. .15
93,900 South Porto Rico Sugar
For footnotes
*
8% preferred
page
*
100
.54*
4
354
19
12
80
1054
13
36
15
6
53
20
8
20
9
19
23
854
554
454
15
34
33$
g
1
15
31
1
13
22
1
2
31
20
9
13
13
9
2
5
31
13
7
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29
5
13
31
31
14
21
1
23
2
9
1
23
22
15
4
*
100
3/.„
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4154 Aug.
4454 Sale
10654 10634 10454 Aug.
2034 Aug.
2534 Sale
10
Sale
954 Aug.
72
7134
7154 Aug.
Sale
54 Aug.
234
234 Aug.
234
40
3754
3734 Aug.
113
11354 114
Aug.
10754
10654 Aug.
—
{Seaboard Air line
4-2% preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Seagrave Corp (The)
5
354
1354
34
2734
54
54
1
Sale
n
Sale
—
590,200
34,300
33,200
11,900
337,500
176,800
32,000
1,200
105,100
11,300
79,300
3,700
119,800
12,400
53,500
109,200
15,500
11,300
31*
a
454
754
754
854
434
5
4
334
14 54 Sale
1
31
5
17
3
21
5654 Aug.
3
Aug.
36
Aug.
1854 Aug.
1734 Aug.
3054 Aug.
1334 Aug.
23
Aug.
1954 Aug.
254 Aug.
29
Aug.
854 Aug.
8
Aug.
8
Aug.
834 Aug.
51
Aug.
5754 Aug.
134
1734
9534
80.
954
10
Common
13
24
19
5
13
19
6
27
13
20
2
13
9
Aug.
1534 Aug. 16
3
8754 Aug.
77
Aug. 27
854 Aug. 20
18
Aug. 22
85
Sale
720
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
154 Sale
1754 Sale
94
9234
7954 Sale
1»K
8
21
30
13
754 Aug.
1
Aug. * 6
Aug. 30
1154 Aug.
1
11
Aug.
8
5
Aug.
3
86
80
Sale
154 Sale
1934
1854
254
254
8554 Sale
it*
Sale
Sale
60
5354
554 Sale
50
5254
634 Sale
3754 Sale
1.234 Sale
10534 10754
7
654
2234 Sale
254
254
22
2034
112
24
Sale
Sale
it*
144
Sale
Sale
2034
Sale
Sale
Sale
2554
Sale
Sale
13
134
8054 Sale
1054 Sale
10
1054
52
5734
334 Sale
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
334
4234
Sale
3654
% Aug.
54
Sale
Sale
o
4234
554
36
45
Sale
Sale
x
-054 Aug.
12
134
7454
954
954
5154
354
4054
454
3534
Sale
8
854 Sale
102
10254 104
Sale
454 Sale
354
Sale
1634 Sale
1434
254
2
154
154
24
23
2554 2234
1534
1654
1454
1654
103
Sale
112
111
1634
1034
2054
1234
234
Sale
Sale
Sale
754
Sale
Sale
May 21
81
90
110
11054 109
43 54 Sale
1234
754
754
17
15
1534
854 Sale
854
134
134
134
15
1254
1254
154 Sale
1.2 34
1234
1854 Sale
2054 Sale
153
13354
13354 153
16
135
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14
4434 Aug. 12
17 10634 Aug. 27
16
14
13
2
13
27
9
23
1
1
29
1
16
15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
54e Aug.
254 Aug.
39
Aug.
114
Aug.
108
Aug.
ft*
73
54
%s
1354
134
8034
1054
16
1
5
16
14
5
13
19
13
16
23
20
tAug.
Aug.
Aug.
534 Aug.
38
Aug.
834 Aug.
10334 Aug.
454 Aug.
1634 Aug.
154 Aug.
43
25
16
16
1
90
13 112
16
5
14
1
1
9
13
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
754 Aug.
17
Aug.
854 Aug.
134 Aug.
13
Aug.
2034 Aug.
22 135
Aug.
30
1
1
21
9
12
2
29
12
June
84
7334 May 28
9
5
June
10
Aug. 30
454 May 23
Apr.
90
5354
234
3454
1654
1454
Sale
73
16
6
15
4854 May 21
234 Aug. 24
June
34
19
1554 May 22
1354 May 21
24
May 28
954 May 28
8
1934 June
17
May 22
134 May 21
2454 May 23
June
6
6
634 May 21
8
Aug.
5
6
May 22
*37 34
50
1
7
■Tune
May 28
May
14
May
7054 May
60
May
754 May
1754 July
70
39
June
32
June
May
554 May
434 May
354 Aug.
1154 May
0.54
27
May
54
854
754
12
22 54
134
June 17
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
Apr.
4
Feb.
9
42
Jan.
3
34 Jan.
54 Jan.
2
3
Jan.
30
4
Jan.
9
May 10
434 May 18
21
53
Mar. 14
21 11154 Mar. 28
21
3154 Apr. 26
21
1434 Mar. 27
2
8551
22
34
734
49
25 11554
10754 June
10154 June 24 109
54 May 16
34 May 18
May 21
May 15
May 21
854 June 10
854 May 21
1
5154 Aug.
3
May 21
4054 Aug. 16
434 May 21
34
May 29
6
734 .Tune
9554 June 14
334 May 22
1254 May 23
134 May 31
1734 May 24
liH
67,
June
4
May 24
105
May 22
1054 May ^22
5 ■> May 21
15
June
8
5
254 May 21
34
May 14
11
9
9
3
8
5
44
2
eft
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
10
5
Apr.
9
3
22
22
92
21
19
13
May
May
17
May
754 May
645 July
3
6154
1554
9654
1154
26
June
96
8
13 54
10 54
5734
69
26
54 Apr.
July
34
Feb.
4
3
9
3
Apr.
4
Jan.
3
Aug.
9
May
9
Jan.
3
Apr.
9
Apr. 17
Apr.
8
Feb. 20
Apr.
8
May
2
21
21
22
8
28
May 15
he
May
May
May
Feb.
Apr.
3
Apr. 15
Apr.
8
June 20
July
9
Apr.
4
May
3
3754 May
4
1754 Apr.
8
2631 Apr. 10
23
Jan.
3
434 Feb.
8
55
Mar. 4
-13
Jan. 12
2
2354
9554
80
1434
3054
15
21
May 27
854 May 21
7534 May 28
654 May 21
52
1154
9754
89
1534
1554
754
90"
69
3
3654
23
29 54
10
34
154
20
234
88
1634
1554
5954
534
56
734
4054
1354
10854
654
24
254
25
2354
120
11454
1854
1154
\
Feb.
27
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Mar. 25
Apr.
6
Jan. 11
Apr.
9
Apr. 12
Jan. 11
Apr.
5
Mar. 13
Feb. 13
4
Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan. 10
3
Jan.
Apr. 29
Feb. 19
May 10
Apr.
8
May
Apr.
Jan.
2434fFeb.
1254
754 May 21
2,54
134 July / 1
10
May 22
1634
16
Aug. 13
3034
128
May 28 15254
40.
May
9
Jan.
2
Feb. 21
Jan.
4
Jdn. 11
Jan.
Mar. 11
Jan.
3
May 10
Apr. 23
Sept., 1940]
39
exchange—stocks
y. stock
n
AGQREOATE
SALES
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
6,800
23,500
21,900
18,600
Aug. 1
Par
13,200
374,700
67,100
18,500
3,900
330
630
8,900
45,200
200
5,000
6,700
1,300
6,300
26,400
25,500
55,200
1,400
3,900
6,600
2,600
16,400
67,900
2,800
443,900
438,800
798,900
17,200
65,100
103,000
118,500
303,900
2,630
115,300
54,800
99,800
34,000
35,500
~—3,500
220,400
102,725
100
100
"TC200
9,700
300
20
4,000
47,300
2,200
9,500
4,500
3,600
400
1,300
""loo
240
3,800
2,800
500
3,800
2,100
"9,600
600
12,900
6,100
10,100
13,600
1,800
6,800
200
5,300
900
111
8,000
380
260
3,000
5,800
130
500
100
1,900
800
1,500
200
4,100
200
2,200
29,100
2,900
2,500
1,200
1
*
1
—*
5
United Air Lines Transport. .5
United Aircraft Corp
Preferred
*
*
*
*
5
10
23,200 United Dyewood
Preferred
-—100
2,800
5
65,700 United Electric Coal Cos
5
17,400 United Eng & Foundry
*
116,300 United Fruit
*
518,200 United Gas Impt Co
7L500
38,000
8,480
6,260
28,400
98,000
1,980
19,500
1,500
91,100
41,200
♦§>5 preferred
^
~
United Merch & Mfrs
fnc
United Paperboard Co
vtc.l
10
U S & Foreign Secur Corp..
$6 1st preferred
*
U S Distributing Corp pref-100
U S Freight
U S Gypsum Co
7% preferred
U S Hoffman Mach
5 % % conv preferred
U S Industrial Alchol
U S Leather Co
Class A
76,000
Prior preferred
3,800
70,800 U S Pipe & Foundry
10,600 U S Playing Card
67,200 |U 8 Realty & Impt
*
20
100
5
see page
40.
Sale
Sale
58
122%
Sale
7%
57
Sale
52
Aug. 16
Sale
S3
Sale
29% Aug. 16
32%
7
6%
Sale
8
Sale
15
29 X
Sale
16
1%
11%
24%
TO—Sale
32
Sale
17% Sale
8X
6%
5X
34 X
Sale
7X
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15
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116
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14
9% Sale
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3
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28
10% Sale
4%
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18%
17%
23%
32%
29%
10%
42
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5
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34% Sale
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13
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1% Aug.
3% Aug.
15%
13% Aug.
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16% Aug.
7%
48%
31
54
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18%
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5%
4%
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6
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38% Sale
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6
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3% Sale
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5
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11% Sale
23
24%
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13
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6%
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4
Sale
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Sale
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17
16% Aug.
35% Aug. 17
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17
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27%
8%
12%
19%
33%
7% Aug. 16
10% Aug. 13
16% Aug. 16
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7
1% Aug. 28
3% Aug. 15
39
18%
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
30%
53%
24% Sale
33% Sale
29%
31
65% Sale
6% Sale
4%
4%
7% Sale
6% Sale
48% Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
50
..10
754,400 U S Rubber Co
8% 1st preferred
100
91,700
50
29,500 U S Smelt Ref & Mining
Preferred
50
13,400
For footnotes
Sale
--100
•__*
2%
20
17%
6% Sale
105% 107
1%
1%
4% Sale
14% Sale
17% Sale
Sale
Sale
ux
9%
-
100
$3 preferred
152,200
285,500 United Drug Inc
10,3001
33%
Sale
imz
23,800 United Carbon
8,900 United-Carr Fastener Corp
855,500 United Corp
103 800
Sale
Swift&rCo ~.25
Swift International Ltd—
-
—
26,000 United Biscuit of America
1,850
Sale
60
56
74'500i Union Tank Car
751 700
54
122
'^no'Union Premier Food Stores Incl
'
Sale
8%
100
1 218 600
Sale
Sale
52%
10%
100
-10c
■--*
1
-100
Sutherland Paper Co
10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)-__50
6% preferred
Sunshine Mining Co
Superheater Co (The)
superior Oil Corp..Superior Steel .Corp.
47 600
170
45%
103 %
Highest
Sale Prices
65
34
6%
16%
Sale Prices
26
Aug. 14
26%
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
8% Sale
12% Sale
19% Sale
33% Sale
2
1%
4% Sale
69
65
17%
18%
37% Sale
26% Sale
5
1
787 800 Union
348 800' Union
8,400
5,100
1,400
22%
-*
tUlen & Co
*
Underwood Elliott Fisher—*
Bag & Paper
*
Carbide & Carbon
*
3'460'TJnkm Elec Co of Mo $5 pref..*
93 0001Union Oil, California.
25
eo'400i Union Pacific Kit
100
21 5001
4% preferred
100
300
4,700
37,200
20,400
20 %
80
*
Webster
Preferred
2,640
202,900 Twin Coach Co
10
4,200
69
25% Sale
26 X Sale
44% Sale
33 X Sale
--10
5
1
18,700 Twin City Rapid Transit
600
1,600
3,100
1,600
*
Standard Oil Co. of Ind____25
Sterling Products Inc
Stewart "Warner Corp
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
65
10ib
Standard Oil of New Jersey .25
Starrett Co (The LS)
*
*
31,200 Truax Traer Coal
10
3,700 Truscon Steel Co—
163,300 20th Century Fox Film Corp.*
$1.50 preferred
*
21,400
100
7,300
31,200
Standard Oil of California
7X
Sale
-*
*
5
445,000 Transc & West Air Inc
16,100 Tran & Williams Steel Forg__*
*
131,800 Tri-Continental Corp
3t>0 preferred
*
3,600
3,100
4,500
1,300
*
*
—
220
7H
*
5
24,500 Telautograph Corp
5
81,200 Tennessee Corp
529,800 Texas Corp (The)
25
*
88,600 Texas Gulf Producing Co
'
138,600 Texas Gulf Sulphur.
10
73,300 Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
1
88,300 Texas Pacific Land Trust
100
12,200 Texas & Pacific
Thatcher
Manufacturing
*
15,900
$3.60 conv preferred
*
2,000
*
5,900 The Fair Co
7% preferred.3,040
1-100
1
99,200 Thermoid Co.
$3 dividend conv pref
10
5,160
100
171,100 Third Avenue Ky
25
19,400 Thompson (J R)
*
147,890 Thompson Products
*
51,200 Thompson Starrett
83.50 preferred
*
15,900
272,100 Tide Water Associated Oil--10
$4.50 conv preferred
*
15,400
274,400 Timken-Detroit Axle Co_--_10
,*
93,600 Timken Roller Bear
2
202,400 Transamerica Corp
700
39
Sale
Sale
*
*
1
*
*
2
*
1
Symington-Gould Corp with
stock purchase warrants—1
77,700
Without warrants
1
50,500
9
6,700 Talcott (James) Inc
5% % preferred
770
50
4,900
2,400
240
—
38,600 Sun Oil
10,000
4,600
_.2,800
1,000
23,200
17,800
6,600
1,000
-
1,238,500 Studebaker Corp
150
37
1
T
27%
8% Sale
11% Sale
18% Sale
33%
31%
1% Sale
5%
4%
Sale
Sale
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Sale
26%
Bid
14% Sale
20
*
$5.50 pref
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The) v t c
Spicer Mfg Co
83 conv preferred A
Spiegel Co Inc
Convertible $4.50 preferred
Square D Co class B
Stone &
Ask
29 %
Ohio certifs—100
7,160
251,500
9,130
109,800
1,072,900 Standard Brands
$4.50 preferred
14,400
91,100 Standard Gas & Electric
$4 preferred
198,400
$6 prior preferred
33,500
7 prior preferred
183,400
13,200
500
Mobile &
-
"Y.666
1,500
Bid
100
5% preferred
97,700 Sparks Withington
4,700 Spear & Co.
180
310
1940
264,000
1,600
300
1,100
1,600
44,000
30,800
1,100
Jan. 2
733,200 Southern California Edison—25
*
625,700 Southern Pacific Co
352,400 Southern Railway
-*
4,500
700
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
STOCKS
n. y. stock exchange
June
May
2% May
25% July
14
May
3% May
6
May
48
Aug.
21% June
27% June
% May
15
May
68% May
39% May
60
May
10
Jan.
3
May
10% Apr.
10% Jan.
11
7%
97
89
Jan.
11
3
25
23 182% May 14
21
9
6% Mar.
17
32% Mar. 11
2i
21
21
19
11
14
3
21
22
28
Apr. 25
7% Apr. 23
12% Apr. 23
74
May 4
4
38% Jan.
39
Apr.
1
5
1% Jan.
3
41% Jan.
117
Apr. 11
23
65
22
70% Jan.
Jan.
4
11
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
250
500
500
500
800
20
3,700
27,900
1,120
448,500
19,700
1,190
21,000
80
19,900
1,400
30
1,800
30
20
700
21,900
46,700
33,700
3,650
1,900
1,000
230
130
2,360
6,800
9,640
1,610
200
900
60
40
1,200
2,200
2,100
100
18,100
4,500
200
900
1,400
3,200
16,200
'"8",000
400
1,100
1,500
1,500
900
6,300
19,700
30,600
37,400
6,600
-203J>00
53,300
14,500
10,400
24,300
18,000
333,500
4,310
68,800
3,300
13,400
16,600
23,800
28,500
_
900
900
570
200
320
300
6,500
600
1,100
14,600
7,600
18,900
80
Vadsco Sales
Preferred
*
"i",8do
600
61,600
6,400
14,600
600
"4",800
31,600
20,900
20
60
2,200
1,200
270
1,300
2,800
65,600
290
4,400
31,100
100
3,000
11,000
4,100
5
.
k*. im *
-
4» *
m
-.—-100
7% preferred.--
Warner Bros Pictures----—-5
13.85 conv preferred-—--*
t Warr en Bros..
*
Convertible preferred--—-*
Warren Foundry & Pipe..-..*
Washington Gas Light Co—No
25
Waukesha Motor Co-*--- —-5
Wayne Pump Co.—-------1
.—*
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift--*
Webster Eisenlohr
._ —
—
$4 conv preferredWest
Penn
—
Electric Co A—_*
7% preferred..
6% preferred
42
Sale
22 X
24
2
24
2X Sale
19
Sale
18
116
Sale
115
OX Sale
8
41
Sale
32X
33X
77
82 X
44 X
32X
33X
21k
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
H
Sale
7
X
X
H
OX
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
14
Sale
14
4X
X
Sale
15X
15X
18 X Sale
3X
2X
18
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
1
138
Sale
Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
Westvaco Chlorine Prod--—.*
Sale
38X
5% conv preferred
30
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry--100
5#% conv preferred---.100
Wheeling Steel Corp
*
6% preferred_---.--__.-i00
$5 conv prior preferred--..*
White Dental M?g Co (SS)_20
70
Sale
Sale
110
70
10
1
Sale
*
1
*
Sale
20
Sale
OH
36 X
5
23,500 Wilcox Oil & Gas
668,300 Willys-Overland Motors.- —.1
6 % conv preferred
10
247,000
-.-*
392,200 Wilson & Co
$6 cum preferrred
*
28,800
100 Wisconsin Elec Pow 6% pf-100
10
90,200 Woodward Iron Co
10
451,200 Wool worth (FW)._
*
224,300 Worthington P & M
370
7% preferred A100
6% preferred B
340
100
Prior pref 4# % series... 100
13,700
Prior pref 4 # % conv ser 100
15,600
5,890 Wright Aeronautical Corp.-_*
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
*
21,600
22,000 Yale & Towne MfgOo._--.25
109
102X
115X
99
107
28 X
Sale
Sale
3X
OX
3X
4X
X
Sale
18#
Sale
3X
6
12
13
Aug. 15
Aug. 28
12
June
32 X Aug. 30
25
May
May
July
May
Jan.
Aug.
May
May
May
May
20% Aug.
5
1
1
115
Aug.
42 X Aug.
Aug. 22
23
5
Aug.
2% Aug.
7
19
Aug.
1
117# Aug. 19
Aug.
2
Aug. 16
Aug.
6
Aug.
2
X
%
OX
19#
93 X
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Ahg.
Aug.
10
Sale
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
22
Aug.
24
Aug.
15
Aug.
17% Aug.
_
7
_
20#
93#
4#
26
13
4#
1
16
2#
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
2
27
17
7
13
1 % Aug.
8# Aug.
25
Aug.
25
Aug.
15# Aug.
18# Aug.
3
2% Aug.
18
15 H Aug.
58 X Aug.
63
99
Aug. 27 102#
106 X Aug.
111
100
103#
Aug.
114#
114X Aug.
15
18#
Aug.
26# Aug.
9
3
Aug.
7
5
Aug. 29
# Aug. 20
19
16
93
16
123
13
20
17
6
28
Sale
Sale
20 X
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug.
2
Aug.
7
Aug. 12
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
28#
3#
5#
%s
Aug.
6
Aug.
2
Aug. 28
Aug.
7
19#
21#
102#
126#
32#
34#
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug.
3
Aug.
2
Aug. 30
Aug.
2
35
23# Aug.
Aug. 21
8# Aug.
1
11
Aug. 30
8# Aug.
9
6
Aug. 12
65
20# Aug. 14
22
1
2
1#
1 #
3#
3#
Sale
Sale
55
20X
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
73
65
Sale
40
43 X
79
42X
47
104
Sale
10X Sale
13X Sale
112X Sale
10X Sale
Yellow Truck & Coach cl B.
7% preferred
-.100
Young Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube..
5# % preferred series A..100
Youngstown Steel Door----.*
Zenith Radio Corp
♦
Zonite Products Corp
1
33
Sale
82
90
18X
18X
11
2X
x
Ex-dividend,
1#
14
109
5
May
36 # June
28# May
71
May
53
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
15
19
23
Sale
Sale
u
Ex-rights.
26
Aug. 12
Aug.
8
2# Aug.
1
4# Aug.
1
4# Aug. 30
56# Aug. 30
25
26#
Aug. 12
30# Aug. 19 34#
Sale
17# Aug. 16
20#
70
70
Aug. 27
~85~
1
65
70
Aug.
Sale
41# Aug. 22 45
Sale
5
49#
46# Aug.
Sale
91
Aug. 16 109
Sale
78
Aug. 12 79#
21
1
20
16# Aug.
Sale
15
12# Aug. 16
Sale
1 124
112# Aug.
Sale
9# Aug. 23
11#
Sale
29# Aug. 17 33
90
86
Aug. 22 86
alVA 16# Aug. 30 19
Sale
10# Aug. 13 14#
2
2X
2#
Aug. 191
Sale
# Apr.
Feb.
i
91
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6
Aug. 27
Aug. 29
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31
31
31
31
30
31
28
9
22
31
6
29
May 10
Mar. 15
Apr.
9
May
9
Feb. 28
60
Aug. 22
31# Mar. 14
4# Jan.
4
31# Jan.
A
118
18
Jan.
15# Apr.
6
5
14 48
29 35
23 100
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
9
4
1
June 10 135
May
8
Jan.
Jan.
3
Apr.
5
2# May 21
15# May 22
59
Aug. 26
2
May
9
Mar. 15
Jan.
3
Jan. 11
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
10
10
10
1®
Jan.
3
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
Jan.
5
Feb.
7
Apr. 22
24^
3
June
Jan.
4
Feb.
23
Apr.
16
Jan.
4
96# May 22
Apr. 12
Apr.
9
90
Jan.
10
June
108# May 23
11
May 21
100# May 17
8
Apr. 30
May
3
Apr. 29
10
Apr.
4
2# May 15
Jan.
4
4# May 18
# May 15
Apr.
9
Jan.
5
14# May 22
15# May 21
76
May 21
110
May 21
Jan.
June
21
Jan.
26
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
20
May
27# May 21
28# May 21
50
May 28
85
May 24
18# May 21
93# June 13
51
May 29
7% Aug. 16
7# May 21
4# Mar. 23
3# May 22
Feb.
13
Jan.
July
3
29
Jan.
30
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
9
30
5
18
9
Apr. 10
May
3
4
Mar.
8
14 # May 22
May
2
Jan.
11
1V
May :
Jan.
1
Jan.
3
Jan.
Apr. 22
Apr. 13
;
3# May I
45
Apr. 22
Mar. 6
June
Jan.
116
33 X
19
100
19
38
113
-
60
19
43#
39#
117#
49#
59#
13
# July
1
1#
# May 15
1
2#
30 -5# May 21
7#
30
16# May 22 23#
89
June 26 101
16
3
May 22
6N
31
.1
18# May 22 35#
10
June
4
30
16#
3 # May 21
5
9#
# May 16
1
1#
13# Aug. 30 25#
1
2
May 15
1
4#
30
50
May 22
2
# May 21
2
3# May 16
9
3
22
May 23
6
31#
20
May 21
2
28#
13# May 21 20#
31
14
24
May 21
1
97# Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9
62# Aug.
7# Aug. 16
9# Aug. 13
7
Aug. 27
6
5
Aug.
65
8X Sale
5% Sale
4X
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11
71
95
Sale
19
35#
56#
Aug. 28
41
Aug.
1
33# Aug. 28
82
Aug. 31
120
45
22#
112
8
1
35
A*
22#
12X
4H
X
13 X
2X
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28# Aug,
33# Aug.
33# Aug.
Sale
133
Sale
75
Sale
3# Aug.
13
26
16
14
16
13
16
23
1
12
30
6
16# Aug. 13
Sale
98
120X
31%
33 X
34 X
09 X
97 X
22 X
93 X
00 x
8X
# May
60
OH
38#
32 H
78
Sale
IX Sale
2X Sale
-----
Cash sales,
3
19X
104 X
Sale
Sale
18X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24 X
Sale
10X
59#
Sale
U2H
Sale
X Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25
Aug.
115
Aug.
41X Aug.
42
May 21 68# Jan.
3
103# May 21 124# Apr. 23
30# Aug. 16 39# Apr.
5
42 # June
5 48# Feb. 20
1 # May 22
2# Apr. 24
5# May 28
7# Apr. 24
1
May 18
2# Apr. 11
41
June 26
61
Apr. 12
12# May 24
17
May 10
45
May 24 70
Jan. 15
134# June
8 159
Jan. 22
59
June
5 112
Mar. 27
28
40
38
65
02X
100X Sale
106 X Sale
AX
50X Aug. 16 54 X Aug. 31
115# Aug. 19 118
Aug.
7
30 X Aug. 16
32# Aug.
2
43
Aug.
1
45X Aug. 15
IX Aug. 23
IX Aug.
9
5X Aug. 14
6% Aug. 21
IX Aug.
2
IX Aug.
8
45
46
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
14
15
Aug. 19
Aug.
8
52 X Aug. 19
53 X Aug.
6
143
Aug.
7 143
Aug.
7
80
Aug. 22
Aug. 17 85
...
98
Sale
Westinghouse Air Brake.-—.*
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg. .50
7% 1st preferred...
-.50
r
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
120
X
98
73 H
Sale
Deferred delivery,
Sale
.20#
Sale
105 X
—
Lowest
Sale Prices
123X 165
123
Sale
Western Union Telegraph--100
a
10
8X
22 H
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug.
22 X Aug.
25
2X
IX Aug.
19X 17
Aug.
116
zll5
Aug.
Sale
*i9H Sale'
Lowest
60
42
2X Sale
—.100
.100 105
% Pf 100 115
19 H
West Virginia Pulp & Paper. .*
6% preferred--,
-100
Western Auto Supply Co
10
Western Maryland—-----100
4% 2d preferred
-.100
Western Pacific 6% pref—100
-
45
75
30
West Penn Pow Co 4 #
-
15X
Sale
Sale
110X 116
Sale
-
-
13
32
X
%
OX
20
94#
3X
25M
12 X
4 X
Class B--------
X
H
_k»
nn
42 X
52
155
82
80
31# Sale
26 #
25X
115
IVA
51X
144
Sale
y*
—
14
15
50 X
153
12
Walgreen Co
-. — -—*
4 # % preferred with warr 100
Walworth Co.....--..--.--*
Walker (H) Gooder A W Ltd-*
Preferred
* ^
^
Ward Baking Co class A
*
3,900
8,600
208,800 White Motor Co
178,900 White Rock Mln Spgs Co
195,500 White Sewing Machine
$4 convertible preferred
3,700
Prior preferred.
*
20,400
No par value,
Sale
Corp--.-------*
38
,
OX
82
Waldorf System....—.--—-*
686,000
3,180
65,400
500,300
2,200
75,500
98,400
97,900
1H
143
JWabash Ry Co..-.---.--100
5% preferred A100
5,790
202,900
2
IX
52#
115M
7% 1st preferred—.—--100
Sale
Vick Chemical Co._5
62
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry Co-100
5% non-cum preferred—100
30
Sale
Victor Chemical Works---—-5
3#
AH
Va Caro Chemical----------*
Sale
6% preferred.----.
--100 29
Virginia Elec & Power 6% pre** 117# 118
Virginia Iron, Coal A Coke—
6# Sale
5% preferred.-------—-100
44 H
45
Virginia Ry Co—
—25
33 H
35
6% preferred.---—-..---25
93
Sale
Vulcan Detinning
--100
-.——7% preferred.--------—100 132
233,600
190,400
202,400
2,440
65,200
41,000
25,200
Sale
45
14
-—--100
32 X
31X
45 X
44X
IX
IX
ox Sale
IX
IX
52 X
40X
32X
l*
Sale
118
Sale
6
Vanadium Corp of America.-*
Van Raalte Co.-—
5
470
1,200
16,800
4,000
9,700
43
$6 conv preferred.--—
*
Universal-Cyclops Steel---*-1
Leaf Tobacco----*
8% preferred.
-100
110
"""300
*
Universal
92,000
33,100
6,600
13,100
2,500
8,600
1
(70c)
United Stores A
800
~4~ 300
"""580
Corp
54X Sale
Sale
zll6#
32X
-—---25
7% preferred
United Stockyards
Conv preferred
50,800
66,700
7,400
3.500
6,530
7,030
7,900
71,600
2,600
3,300
1,900
3,000
54
-*
»—*
7,910 Universal Picture 1st pref_-100
90
200
...
—-100
U S Tobacco
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
2,534,900 United States Steel
7 %_ preferred
94,300
1,000
2,200
1
1940
Par
40,400
2,670
31,900
16,500
83,400
5,240
7,500
7,000
950
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Shares
178,200
5,700
3,400
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
August
*
STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y.
40
15# May I
May
May !
30
WA
June
60
July
29
June
39
June
91
June
1 Companies reported In receivership.
2
8
25
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Apr. 23
Apr. 16
May :
Mar.
5
Aug. 29
Aug. 31
May
9
Apr.
9
Apr. 26
May !
15# May :
9# May :
6# June
26# June
80
May
12# May
8# May
1
9
Apr.
May
Jan.
:
73
98
Mar.
Apr.
; Jan.
3
i May 10
; Jan.
4
; Apr.
t
8
Apr. 22
f Called for redemption.
ttraacwKwrH* " ^r-V-Wr
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares_
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
August-
2,859,439
25,075,076
1,470,910
29,903,472
the
Since
Jan.l
Shares
Shares
10
2,350
1,800
131.500
20,700
19,800
54,100
6,900
28,700
1,775
2,850
2,695
200
4,800
2,100
100
700
""900
75
130
100
50
"
3,500
750
"
500
100
2,150
"""400
110
500
100
300
100
100
1,000
175
300
2,600
17",800
5,200
800
400
10,900
700
1,800
575
STOCKS
Par
10
Acme Wire Co common
Aero Supply Mfg class A
Class B..
1
1
Ainsworth Mfg Corp com—5
Air Associates Inc common—1
Air Investors Inc common....
*
Converti ble preferred . . — ♦
Warrants .................
Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
Ala Power Co $7
'
18,900
5,800
10,250
46.750
3,200
6,500
22$* Sale<>
20$*
5$*
55*
6% preferred
Aluminum Goods Mfg
22$*
Sale"
Sale
10$! Sale
2$* Sale
Sale
20
56
5*
,77 X Sale
Sale
2h
1
Amer &
7,300
7,750
169,400
1,675
20,200
11,425
Foreign Power warr—
Amer Fork & Hoe Co com.--*
American Gas & Electric
10
800
4$* % preferred
100
American General
Corp.... 10c
$2 preferred
$2.60 preforred
-
—
17
19
21
22
101
9$*
U$*
2
21
11%
20
17
6
66X
"aJt
37
IF
28X
28 X
33$*
Sale"
IF
385* Sale
30
10$*
ilF
28
32
15
15$*
6% preferred-25
American Mfg Co common. 100
50|
Preferred
100
64,800 American Maracaibo
— 1
6,900 American Meter Co
*
28
'""350
8,200
1,400
7,500
3,500
3,500
300
500
700
100
340
200
3,100
6,400
1,500
300
600
500
2,800
300
4,500
200
4,200
2,195
99,400
46,000
149,229
54,000
1,510
800
75$*
1st
15$* Sale
145*
14$*
26
28$*
18
20
66
70
Sale
American Thread 5% pref
*
5
X
2X
2X
X
2X
Sale
7X Sale
5X
6X
5X Sale
American deposit rects—£1
13,900
22,900 {Assoc Gas & Elec common.-1
Class A
—1
133,700
$5 preferred
--*
27,300
200 Assoc Laundries of America..*
V tc common
-—*
800
200 Assoc Tel & Tel class A--.--*
8X
Sale
Sale
5X
is
5*
5X
102
Atlantic Coast Fisharies New 1
3
5
4$*
6
5*6
56
1$*
X
X
2$*
65
70
55
102
Sale
2
66
.....
Sale
13
29
21
7
14$* Aug.
14$* Aug. 14
28
Aug,
1
18$* Aug. 30
Aug. 20
$* Aug. 13
70
5
1
1
11
Aug. 22
11
12
112$*
5*6
X
1$*
2$*
1$*
2$*
114
7$*
7$*
100
11$*
5
11$*
4$*
4$*
5
7
91$*
11$*
4$*
4$*
1
16
29
13
X
15*
■
X
Xi
1$*
60
^Aug* l!
Aug. 16
"Aug. 14
5$* Aug.
1
Aug. 31
3
30
22
15
15
Aug.
3
Aug. 22
5*6 Aug.
73
Aug.
13$* Aug.
3
Aug.
15* Aug.
5*6 Aug. 15
$* Aug.
6
1$* Aug. 30
«
Aug.
1
May
June 12
Mar. 28
80
2$* Aug.
1
X
June
Jan.
3
Mar.
11
Apr.
4
May
Jan.
May 21
8$* May 24
$* Mar, 12
9$* May 22
255* May 21
1075* July
8
2$* May 21
22$* May 31
26$* May 31
11
May 21
Apr.
Jan.
Apr. 27
Jan.
8
July 29
Apr.
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
Apr. 13
3
13$* June
18$* Mar. 9
11$* May 22 16$* Jan. 11
25
May 28 29$* Jan. 26
9
13$* May 21 25$* Apr.
65
May 24 73
May 16
4
% Jan. 11
$* June
Jan. 29
23
May 21 36
$* Jan. 17
$* June 29
3
Aug. 16 109$* Apr.
6
Aug. 15 10 X May
6$* Mar. 12
May 23
5* June 28
May 15
June
8
May
2$* May
1
May
$* May
8$* May
21
23
21
15
21
108
$6
1$*
1$*
6$*
87
11$*"
4
4
75
17
Jan.
Jan.
3$* Feb.
1$* Mar,
56 Feb. 21
May 29
9
8
6
8
2
Feb. 27
15
Apr. 18
May 29115
$*
Feb.
8
2 J*
May 22
2 $*
May 21
8 J*
May 23
May 17 99
11$*
July 17
6$*
May 21
55*
May 24
65* May
8
X Jan, 12
$* Feb.
9
1
May 15
$* Mar.
8
65
100
65
103
2
Jan.
26
1
2
2$* Sale
13*
Apr.
2 113$* Aug.
Aug.
1
5*6 Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug. 15
Aug. 10
2$* Aug.
6
Aug. 14
Aug. 17
7$* Aug. 30
6
94
Aug. 30
Aug.
Aug. 26
11$* Aug.
*
5
Aug.
Aug. 13
4$* Aug.
Aug. 13
5*« Aug. 15
$* Aug. 15
1$* Aug. 13
June
May
1$* Jan.
6
25$* June
22$* June 20
X
8
138$* Jan.
108
May
16$* June
5$* May
42$* May
96$* May
Aug.
21
Aug. 14
6
56
4
May 21
11$* July 31
Apr.
4
2 192$* Apr. 16
4
22 118$! Apr,
18
4
Apr. 29
22 11$* Feb. 21
24 110$* Mar. 4
4
23 109$* May
15* Mar. 30
13
20 495* Apr.
1
7$! Apr. 11
22
16
2$* Apr. 19
16
5*6 Jan. 10
2
29 20$* Jan.
July 30
May 21
July 12
5* Jan.
15$* Aug. 31
14$* Aug. 10
28
Aug.
1
18$* Aug. 30
70
Aug. 20
3
4
7
$* May 28
26$* Aug. 10
27$* Aug. 30
16
Aug. 31
13
2
2
June
8
65
5
10
12
3
15
111$* July 22 111$* July 22
3
Aug. 26
2
Feb.
9
1$* Feb.
8
$* May 21
Aug. 13
Aug.
4$*
3$*
$*
67$*
10$*
2$*
1$*
$*
5$*
*°8iS:
2
13
9
78$* Apr.
90$* May 23 108$* Apr. 30
Mar.
1
82
May 25 98
58
36
Aug. 22
3$* Aug. 30
o
II
22X Jan.
22$* Mar.
7
May
6 $* Mar.
145* May
35* Apr.
$* Aug. 22
dm
15
75
2
2
20
16
15
Sale
13
7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
93
May 21
Jan.
16
15* May 21
17$* Jan. 13
$* May 21
23
1
6
6
13
105* Aug.
65
Sale
1
1
8
13
31
1
35$* Aug.
125* Aug. 21
Aug.
2
31
X
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR Co preferred
100
20
20 Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref .100
For footnotes see page 53.
11$*
4X
4$*
Aug. 13
1
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Aug. 31
$*6
1$*
2
97
Sale
31$*
11$*
5*8
10$*
31$*
28
113
4
10
31
a
9H
Jan.
17
28$* Aug. 14
1
Aug.
1
a
'hp. T
1$*
F. X
Sale
75*
Aug. 16
$* Aug. 16
Sale
$* Sale
72$*
73$*
'
?1$*
5
9,800 Art Metal Works common
50,600 Ashland Oil & Refining Co--l
Associated Elec Industries
83,400
1$|
2
7$*
29
nfi
70
5
3$*
1$*
15*
$* Sale
10$*
12
111$* 112
56 Sale
28$* Aug. 16
28
4$*
3
Anchor Post Fence common.-*
Angostura-W upperman
1
Apex Elec Mfg Co common—*
Appalachian Elec Power—
$7 preferred...
*
lArcturus Radio Tube——1
Arkansas Nat Gas common--*
Class A non-voting-...—*
6% preferred
--10
Arkansas P & L $7 preferred.*
Aro Equipment Corp
1
78
5$* Sale
4
56
67$* Sale
10$*
11$*
Superpower
-—*
preferred $6 series....-*
Preferred $6 series
65
W
35*
$*
American
Aug. 13
56 Aug. 15
Aug.
1115* 110
2$* Aug.
3$*
26
Aug.
26$* Sale
28
26$* Aug.
Sale
13$* Aug.
*
Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
Amer Republics Corp com.. 10
Amer SeaJ-Kap Corp com
2
Aug. 13
nm
4,250
Amer Pneumatic Service
Sale
33
Sale
111$*
3$*
27
3
uH
u*
14$*
15$*
14$* Sale
2,100
4,125
131,500
17,100
219,500
14,400
33,800
15,300
5,800
4,600
3,700
11
38
1
$*
37
24$*
33$* Sale
12
12$*
$*
10$*
44
12,900 American Laund Mach com.20
61,900 American Light & Traccom.25
10
28
Sale
200
700
Aug. 13
65
30
30
29
31
Sale
12
500
11
56
$*
i
26$*
—-
Aug. 26
4H
3
69
%
30
3,600
3
>
63
1
300
50
Aug. 26
13
May 21
20$4 July 31
5
13$*
\1%
69
7,750 Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
4,100
21
20
28
28
3
21
18$*
Aug.
157
159$* 158$* Aug. 30 165
Aug.
113$* Aug. 10 114
113$* 114
8
17
Aug.
17
Aug.
17
17$*
175*
13
6
6
Aug.
Aug.
6$*
6$*
5$*
2
85
Aug.
Sale
Sale
65$* Aug.
85
77
99$*
Aug.
$* Aug. 13
$*
"F$i
37$* Aug. 12 39$* Aug.
39$*
38$* 38
2
4$*
Aug.
5
4$*
Aug.
4$*
6
1$* Aug.
1$* Aug.
IX
IX
6
$* Aug.
$* Aug.
k
13$* Aug.
13$* Aug. 13
17$*
18$*
Sale
25$*
25 X
31
Sale
4
1$*
2 $*
400
125
55* Aug.
1
55* Aug. 30
11
Aug.
5
2
Aug. 26
21
2$*
$*
Sale
"~li ""*56
"3X
Aug. 30
$*
5
X
33
31
IX
13
„
Aug. 13
18
21
Sale
114
315*
28 X
IX
12
Sale Prices
18
Aug. 13
20$* Aug. 14
5$* Aug. 16
4$* Aug. 14
11
Aug.
5
1$* Aug. 13
Sale
164
!
Highest
Sale Prices
5*6 Aug.
X Aug.
1
69$* Aug. 13 70$* Aug.
Aug. 13 102$* Aug.
101X 103 X 104 J* 100
Aug.
Aug. 13 94
93$*
93$* 94$* 92
2X
105*
18X
$*
Lowest
Sale Prices
75
10$*
76
F
i
Highest
100
4$*
IX
X
70 J!
2
69
3
IX
20$! Sale
if*
Sale
25*
X
20
Sale
Sale
19
140
5$*
5$*
55*
105*
Sale
3
1$*
—
_
i?*
iF
68*
Ask
19X
22
55* Sale
92
16 X
18
*
Aluminum Industries com
*
Aluminium Ltd.
* "97" Sale"
6% preferred
100 105 X 107
Ameriban Beverage Corp.--
395 Amer Cyanamid com class A. 10
Common class B non-vot. 10
417.700
170,500 American Export Lines com..l
20 X
100
-.100 115
100
3,290 American Book Co
1
18,200 Amer Box Board Co com
10c
1,000 Amer Capital Corp cl A
Common class B—
10c
4,200
$3 preferred
2,700
r-*
$5.50 prior preferred
950
*
35,900 American Centrifugal Oorp—1
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp—
Conv class A
25
3,200
Class A with warrants
25
5,600
Class B
1
35,900
Ask Bid
Bid
17
1
Sale Prices
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Ask
Bid
50
preferred—* 101
$6 preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
50
7% preferred100
1,700 AUes A Fisher inc common—*
1,800 Alliance Investment common *
Allied Internat Investing—
250
$3 conv preferred
2,750 Allied Products Corp com—-10
Class A
-25
1,750
*
115,650 Aluminum Co common
220
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
Jan. 2
1940
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
month.
the month'srange
"Cl'SKuS! Efwta
the month in which they occur,
no account
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
$35,718,000
311,398,000
-$15,041,000
212,851,000
-
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—
eales. are dlaregarued in
shown in a footnote In
NOTICE—Deferred delivery. under the rule and cadi
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are
computing the range for the year.
August-
1939
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Stock Sales
August
Jan.
9
Jan. 26
Jan.
2
Apr.
1
Apr. 23
Jan. 18
Aug.
1
Mar. 8
Jan. 11
8$* Feb. 24
56 Jan.
2
X Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Mar. 8
5$*
$*
«/6
2$*
Feb. 21
Apr.
6
May 10 68
Apr.
8
July
1 104$* May 21
8
4$* Apr. 16
1 $* June
->
43
NEW
YOKE
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST
NEW YORK
In
Since
1
August
Shares
44C
1,200
1,700
200
1,000
100
100
25
11" 300
400
22,700
16,050
234,400
8,300
4,800
29,400
4,400
9,200
303,100
Atlantic Rayon Corp
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Drop Forge Co com
Atlas Plywood Corp.
5
*
*
_
% %
3 % Sale
15%
15%
Purch
warr
♦
1%
for
21%
1
~7~X ~~7%
100
1
5
100
1,200 Beaunit Mills Inc
.10
11,500
3,200
3,000
480
25
180
—
""500
142,000
254,000
75,900
3,613
1,375
.
500
100
10
Corp com.
Corp common..
Aircraft
Bellanca
15,0501
8,300
100
6,700
2,600
15,200
2,200
1
common
100
144" "
40
Sale
2%
15
%
i/S
,
X
13%
14
38
38%
7%
6%
1%
40
6X
2%
26%
25%
Sale
27
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
13%
4%
%
2%
13%
1%
14
Lowest
14%
Sale
%
2%
15
2
12% Aug. 21
4% Aug. 31
% Aug. 13
2% Aug.
13% Aug. 23
1% Aug. 29
5%
%
2%
14%
2%
1
Aug. 14
3% Aug. 26
4% Aug. 28
15
Aug.
15
Aug.
1% Aug.
4% Aug. 12
4% Aug. 28
16
Aug.
3
15
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
29
30
30
28
*
*
100
com
Preferred
»
__*
7% preferred—
2,100 Brillo Mfg Co common
100
*
Class A
Sale
35%
3
37%
Sale
49
55
2%
IX
28%
3
1%
29%
12%
12
*
14it
2%
35
3
17
%
Sale
38%
4%
2% Aug. 28
2% Aug.
34
3
"4",400
6,600
Coupon stock (bearer)
Registered
*
*
17%
1,700
350 British
25
1,550
500
200
1,800
dep rets ord bear__£l
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
British Celanese Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
10s
Col Pow class A
*
25,500 +Brown Co 6% preferred-.100
10,600 Brown Fence & Wire com_.
Class A preferred.....
*
1,800
14,800
Brown Forman
Distillers
1
■
preferred..
100
1,800
300
550
5,100
•
900
3,200
100
59,900
2,800
9,900
55,600
9,600
52,800
2,600
Brown
*
Rubber Co
Bruce (E
300
4,400
8,800
100
900
"8". 800
4,600
83,200
able Elec Products
1%
27
4%
Sale
1%
4%
28
11%
Sale
Sale
22
13%
2%
1 %
Sale"
18% May 21
30% Apr. 22
18
%6 Aug.
5
9% Aug. 27
4% Aug. 28
13% Aug.
2
27%
8%
7%
%
%
9%
5%
15%
Aug. 12
6% Aug. 31
5% Aug. 16
21
20
Jan.
4%
V
17
6% Sale
5% '
5%
%
%
9%
9%
5% Sale
"3% ~~5
i
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
105
118
118% 120
16%
25%
26%
23
35
38
35
Sale
Sale
4
106%
Aug.
6
Aug. 19
4% Aug.
9
4
Aug. 14
Aug.
6
14% Aug.
16
4
159,400
2,800
anadian Car & Fdy 7 %
B
"4",900
82", 000
"i",ioo
28,900
non-voting
pref 25
1
*
*
%
X
3%
17%
1%
4%
Sale
Sale
com
25c
1,000
300
4,100
200
11.900
1,800
2,200
140
180
4,200
105,400
Class
$6 preferred
*
24%
5
»%
38%
39
100% Sale
92% Sale
13% Sale
7%
7%
10%
11
7,700
50
750
1,700
15,238
1,125
18,700
10,600
1,330
elluloid Corp common
80
1st preferred part
*
Sale
2,875
$7 dividend preferred
72
275
*
21
Sale
300
12,700
"560
10,435
10,300
700
<
20
2%
7% 1st partic preferred.. 100
15
107
3%
Sale
2%
Sale
3%
14%
14%
97%
"§7%
70
300
For footnotes
see page
.100
8
53.
8
3%
9%
Aug.
6
Aug. 19
4% Aug.
9
4
Aug. 14
6
Aug.
31
5
5
30
Aug.
%,
10%
36%
5%
11
39%
6%
3%
11%
37%
5%
12
38%
6%
% Aug. 12
21
23
12
21
25
Jan.
6
3
25
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
9
.Tune
13
12% Feb.
21
114
A nr.
23
May
5% Apr. 15
15
40
29
Sale
2%
25
32
5
6
14% Sale
%
36%
5%
2
%
39%
6%
3
%
2%
%
%
3%
38
35
2
2%
1
%
3%
5%
5%
10% Sale
32
1%
25
136
125
1%
1%
34
11
11%
11
32
35
33
37
26
•
27
%
22%
%8
2%
%
3%
4%
8%
Aug. 30
Aug. 21
Aug. 30
Aug.
2
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
5% Aug.
3% Aug.
14% Aug.
12
1
Aug. 22
38% Aug. 29
6% Aug. 28
2
Aug. 30
19
Aug. 12
31
Aug.
9
5% Aug. 12
3
% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
%
3%
5%
10%
6
10
30
22
2
31
1%
10%
'%
2%
%
26
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11%
11%
8%
12
12%
12%
14
10% Aug. 19
Jan.
Tune
4
4% May 22
%
2%
%
2%
3%
Aug.
Aug.
June
June
May
8
May 28
4
30
21
21
26
15
1% Jan.
8
Apr.
4
Jan. 30
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Apr.
3
Apr.
5
45
8%
2%
31%
48%
6%
% Feb. 15
8% Feb. 13
1% Feb.
9
8 % Apr.
8
7 % Apr. 25
17% Mar. 28
Apr.
17
36
1 % May
22
3% Jan.
49
Jan.
May 14
1 % Apr.
25
22% May 10
16% May 21
29
12% Aug. 30
MLar. 26
6% Jan.
6
% Aug.
36
1% Aug. 28
30% Aug. 13
1% Aug. 28
% Aug. 26
22% Aug. 17
%, Feb. 27
33 % June
a
3 % May 22
1 % June 26
v
Jan. 22
Mar. 13
14% Apr. 16
40
Aug.
28
.
43% Jan. 24
46% Apr.
5
Apr. 19
10% July
36% June
4% May
2% May
38
2%
%
25%
11%
%
Aug. 30
Aug. 12
Aug.
5
5% Aug 19
19
29
X
%6
4%
%
1
3% Sale
5%
5%
10% Sale
Sale
Aug. 13
2
25
33%
5%
1%
5
18
5%
30
% Aug. 13
35% Aug. 21
30
5%
3
5% Aug.
2
3% Aug. 22
Aug. 14
12
Mar. 16
8% Feb.
9
32% Apr. 15
8% Feb.
9
Mar.
3
6
11% Apr. 19
9
7% Jan.
16% Apr. 20
2
Apr.
2
4
30— June
% Mar
% Aug. 12
May
4
May 10
Apr.
3
1
Apr.
% Jan.
22
23
21
3% May
13% July
3
May
88
July
16% Aug,
1
4% Aug.
105% Aug. 23
3 118
Aug. "3
Aug.
21
3% May 17
4
38
%
6
2
4
Apr. 17
3
May
5
7
7
% Anr.
2
20
May 28
10% May 24
30
May 17
34
16% Mar. 14
10
May 22
19% Jan.
17
' Apr
H>"
12
7% July 18
7% June 18
20% Feb.
12%
1
20
9
1 % Jan.
15%
18%
2%
7
18
Sale
Sale
10%
1%
Sale
38
1%
5%
36%
20%
98%
%
%
1%
7
39
Sale
99%
10%
1
%
%
1
10
Sale
16
_____
17
2
19%
2%
8
12
1%
30
2%
1%
11%
3%
13
1%
1%
21
2%
9%
6%
1
%
%
7
4
10%
Sale
1%
1%
%
24
5%
35%
Sale
102
104
9
Aug. 10
Aug.
8
2% Aug.
6
10% Aug.
7
1% Aug.
21
1
Sale
99
Sale
10
10%
%
%
1
%>
%
1%
7%
36%
20%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
97
Aug.
9% Aug.
1
Aug.
%> Aug.
16
Sale
7%
7%
16%
2%
2
Aug. 30
19
1% Aug. 12
8% Aug. 10
38
Aug. 20
21
Aug. 30
100
Aug. 10
10% Aug.
5
1
Aug. 30
% Aug. 12
% Aug. 14
6
% Aug.
% Aug. 14
% Aug.
6
9
29
8
14
13
30
1 %
1%
1% Aug.
9
1% Aug.
2
2%
1% Aug.
9
2% Aug. 19
15
9
21
3
6
12%
6
15
1%
6%
1%
1
1%
9% Aug.
5% Aug.
19
%
% Aug.
% Aug. 30
% Aug.
%6 Aug.
6%
4%
33
33%
107% 108% 107
102
103% 102
8
7
10% Aug. 22
6% Aug. 10
2
24
5%
32%
6%
15%
2%
16
July
May
1% May
10
May
15
8%
7%
7
17
2%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7% Aug. 13
6% Aug.
16% Aug.
2% Aug.
5%
33%
108%
102%
Aug. 29
Aug. 15
9
Aug.
5
Aug.
9% Aug.
1
6% Aug. 22
2
16% Aug.
2
2% Aug.
125
120% 121% 123
120% Aug.
126% Aug. 24
3%
4
3%
4%
4
5
3% Aug.
Aug.
74
77% 76
74
79%
7
Aug.
77% Aug.
23
24% 24%
26
27
24% Aug.
Aug. 21
14%
14%
14%
14%
14% Aug.
14% Aug. 20
106
109% 106
109%
99% 100
98% Sale
97% Aug. 16 100
Aug.
7%
8%
7%
8%
8% Aug. 10
8% Aug.
13
30
21
15
31
1% May 22
June
10
1% May 15
5% July 29
28
1 % May
38
Feb.
5
14% Apr.
6
Mar.
.
5
15
5
Jan.
2
.
% June
7
% May 23
1% Aug.
9
11% May 22
1 % Feb.
2
17
May 28
5% Apr.
3
9 % July 30
5X May 22
June
17
% May 20
6% May 23
% May 21
1% Mar.
22
27
9
7
June
10
1% May 24
g
1
2% May
38
May 17
4
4% Jan.
11% Jan. 26
43
Feb.
13
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan
9
5
Jan.
12
Jan.
5
1% Apr.
3
1
Mar. 12
3%
18%
2%
17%
5%
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Apr.
22
Jan.
25
29
15
21
3
3
11% Apr. 16
2% Jan. 22
8
1% Apr.
9% Jan.
1% Jan.
3
Feb.
9
18% May 28 25
7%
4% May 29
May 15 40%
97% May 27 109
86
May 22 104%
15
1
Feb.
27
5% May 21
5% May 24
6
May 15
Feb.
36
May
5% Feb.
18% Feb.
16
May 22 22%
90% May 28 108
9
14%
May 21
% June 28
2%
%8 Aug. 19
1%
1
9
107
6%
6%
15%
2%
16
Aug.
30
21
%
18%
4%
33%
16
18% Aug.
2
Aug.
10
Aug.
35
1% Sale
8%
36%
37%
7
%
Sale
9% Sale
1 % Sale
22%
B.
3,400
200
20%
22%
6% Sale
2%
3%
2%
3%
1
2,425
Syndicate
%6
%
Aug. 30
Aug. 27
Aug. 31
Aug.
9
6
24% Aug.
%8
15
anadian Colonial Airways
an Indus Alcohol class A
4%
3% Aug. 16
96% Aug.
118
31
%
50c
Voting trust ctfs.
50c
ables & Wireless—
Am dep rects 5X % pref__£l
alamba Sugar Estate Co
20
100
750
3,900
4%
1
5
4%
16%
4%
Sale
2
3% Apr. 30
27% Aug. 31
20
14
10
Jan.
27
22
2X
1 %
100
""400
53
24% Aug. 16
5% Aug. 14
5% Aug. 16
20
30
4
<10%
12 %c
com
Apr. 22
1% Feb.
4% Apr. 15
24% Aug. 14
1%
Sale
1
uuker Hill & Sullivan—2.50
Burma Corp Amer dep rets
6.700 Burry Biscuit Corp
17
3
28
Sale
18%
18% Sale
18%
20%
5
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
uff Niag & East Pow pref_25
$5 1st preferred
*
300
300
common..
L) Co
Feb.
9
Mar. 28
Mar. 14
?S
■
Amer
Am
5
12
Sale
22
117
20
22
26
2
5
25
11
22
19
21%
4%
30
British Amer Tobacco Ltd—
2,200
2,100
Jan.
30
15
29
May 25
10
4
22
27%
British-American Oil Co—
2.000
4
Apr;.
5
19% May
9
2% Aug. 28
Jan. 11
1% Jan. 15
1
14
15
21
June
May
May
15
Aug.
14% Jan.
% July
2% Aug.
5
4
Feb.
May
May
Aug.
Jan.
2
11%
1%
%.
%
3%
3%
15
5%
1%
19%
11% Sale
18
6
2% Mar. 19
10
36
% Sale
8%
1%
7%
7%
15
6%
5%
1%
1%
5
23% Jan.
31
22" "30"
6
3
30
28%
6%
1%
4
4
Sale Prices
% May
9%
9%
4%
5%
13% Sale
6
4%
40 X
Sale
1
3%
Highest
Sale Prices
12
June
5
3 % June 10
May
May
May
July
Mar.
May
May
May
Mar.
Jan.
Hotels—
6
15
%
Sale
38%
4%
3
"14% "14%
iS*
2%
35%
3%
%e Sale
5
4,450
380
Sale
45
27
18,900 Brill Corp class A
Class B
4,700
250
Sale
122%
37 X
*
common
42,800 Bridgeport Machine
410
iV°
Sale
7%
Purchase warrants
Common
*
8,400
7% 1st preferred
..100
2,000
2d preferred
*
7,230
*
83,100 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord
.1
80,700 Breeze Corp
Brewster
Aeronautical
1
599,700
10
4%
12%
1
25 Bridgeport Gas Light Co
""900
5%
7%
common
Bowman Biltmore
100
IX
23
21
20
33,600 Blue Ridge Corp common..
$3 optional conv preferred.*
14,400
*
13,600 Blurnenthal (S) & Co com
3,700 Bohack (H C) Co common...*
7% 1st preferred
100
1,710
400
Sale
IX
Bell
252,400 Bliss (E W) & Co
350
900
.--20
Bell
775 Blauner's
50
1,300
preferred
*
4,500 Bickford's Inc common
$2.50 conv preferred
2,400
*
2,600 Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach.1"
""200
2,500
common.
Telep Co of Canada
100
Telep of Pa 6% % pref. 100
930 Benson & Hedges common...1"
Convertible preferred
435
*
28,200 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co._l
12,000
8,100
12%
Beech Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
Sale
iiH
7% Sale
6%
7%
X
X
X
X
1
Bath Iron Works
1%
4%
3%
25
-1
com
Bardstown Distillery Inc
Barium Stainless Steel
conv
IS
14%
16%
1%
1%
3% Sale
51% Sale
common
Barlow & Seelig Mfg conv A. .5
Basic Dolomite Inc common..1
$1.50
2%
13%
6%
16
20
20
300
14%
5%
%
b%
6
*
100
100
20
13%
4%
IP
6%
30
Rubber Co
Ask
Ask Bid
h
7% preferred
Baldwin
Bid
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Ask
1
Corp..
600 Baumann (L) & Co com
360
7% 1st preferred
330
7% 1st pref vot tr ctfs
6,000 Beau Brummell Ties Inc
""100
•
Bid
50
118,300 Babcock & Wilcox Co
Baldwin Locomotive—
8,700
100
Par
5
15,200 Auto Voting Machine com
*
3,800 Avery (B F) Sons Co
5
575
6% preferred with warr.. .25
750
.25
6% preferred ex-warr
Purchase warrants
4,800
417,200 Aviation & Transport Corp
3,660 Axton Fisher Tob class A
10
3,200 Ayrshire Patoka Collieries __1
1,600
"l'ioo
(Continued)
19,100 IAustin Silver Mines.
8,800 Automatic Products Corp
"l",200
100
STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line Co
300 Auburn Central Mfg Corp
300
1,150
10,000
1940
4,650
10,100
223,900
7,800
23,400
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
EXCHANGE
CURB
2
1
May
Apr. 11
7
May
1
May
3
15% Jan.
7% Apr. 29
12
Feb.
8
20
Jan.
2
3% Jan.
8
98
May 24 127
2% June
4
5%
69% Jan. 19 87%
20% Jan.
5 34%
13
June 10
17%
106% Jan.
3 109
91
June
5 105%
6% May 21
10%
May
1
Feb.
1
May
9
Feb.
15
Feb.
8
Jan.
10
Apr.
Apr.
9
5
CURB
TORE
NEW
Sept., 1940]
ll
AGGREGATE
Jan. 2
1940
Jan. 1
STOCKS (<Continued)
Par
3,005 Cent Pow & Light 7% pref.100
Shares
109
800
4,000
2,200
1,375
4,650
14,850
4,800
7,600
9,325
—- -
-
.
10
*
$6 preferred
60c preferred B__
$6 preferred BB
$7
*
pref.—*
58
6
60
89
Sale
Sale
10
—-
1
2,400 Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co..*
Claude Neon Lights com
36
33*
2
3
Sale
5%
85*
3,700 Cohn & Rosenberger com
16,700 Colon Development Co Ltd-Is
3,000
6% convertible preferred £1
48,900 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr.__.
21,380 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg 25
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
,6,775
5% preferred
—100
1
101,500 Columbia Oil & Gas com
Commonwealth & Sou Corp—
Wftrr&nts
195,700
5,600 Commonwealths Distrlbut—1
Community Public Service—
Common
25
16,550
Community Water Serv
3
Sale
Sale
25*
433*
com—
60.000 Cleveland Tractor com
;100
3,500 Clinchfield Coal com
16,200 Club Aluminum Utensil com_*
200 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd..—-*
5,700
54
84
933*
53*
preferred
City Auto Stamping Co
City & Suburban Homes
9,850 Cleveland Elec Ilium
43* Sale
57 X
5%
Clark Controller Co
v50
13,800
7,800
29,500
1,940
53,100
43*
73*
Sale
64
23*
Sale
Sale
<si
Sale
IX
34 X
X>
1
17 X
V tc est to 1946
Conn Gas & Coke Security—
ZH
11
99
673*
Sale
,3*6
a
Sale
13
13*
13*
13*
13*
1
5
Conn Telep & Elec Corp
Consolidated Biscuit Co1-.—1
Con Gas E L & P Bait com—♦
100
43* % series B pref
Consol Gas Util com
-100
7% prior preferred
3,700 Continental Oil of Mexico.—1
.1
29,800 Cont Roll & Steel com
*
3,950 Cook Paint & Varnish Co.
—
Cooper Bessemer Corp com—
S3 prior preferred
- — *
Copper Range Co..
—*
Cornucopia Gold Mines——5c
Corroon & Reynolds
1
$6 preferred A—
—*
Cosden Petroleum com.
1
53*
1
:
3X
53*
103*
4
6
Aug.
8 111
8
Aug.
3* Aug-.
2
5
56 Aug.
4
Aug. 14
13* Aug.
6
3*6
56
93* Sale
3*6 Aug. 27
7
Aug. 29
43* Aug. 22
53* Aug. 20
Aug.
7
99
Aug. 13
673* Aug. 29
93* Aug. 15
3*a Aug. 27
13
Aug.
1
53* Aug.
683* Aug.
63* Aug. 22
65
Aug.
9
883* Aug. 27
953* Aug. 27
53* Aug. 15
(j3* Aug. 30
763* Aug. 30
73* Aug. 30
68
Aug. 29
95
Aug. 31
99
Aug.
9
53* Aug. 30
14
Aug. 16
3* Aug.
1
53* Aug.
2
153* Aug. 23
3*6 Aug. 13
53* Aug.
2
373* Aug. 14
43* Aug. 14
2
Aug.
7
23* Aug. 12
393* Aug. 31
43* Aug. 31
2
Aug.
7
3
Aug. 30
113*
97
66
99
683*
93*
9
69
70
63* Sale
733*
75
7
73*
Sale
64
70
72
77
95
Sale
98
Sale
92
883*
99
953*
53* Sale
43*
63*
133*
15
3* Sale
53*
53*
42 h
40
■
43*
43*
IX
23*
3*
33*
43*
793*
64
13*
3*
13*
IX
Sale
23*
23*
Sale
3*
43*
Sale
Sale .i
653*
Sale
Sale
13*
26
24
3*
%
*
1
$3 preferred
11,700 Cons Retail Stores Inc com ...1
220
8% preferred
100
6,600 Consol Royalty Oil.10
52,100 Consol Steel Corp common
Continental Gas & Electric—
40,200
4,000
24,100
11,400
11,400
1,030
70,500
9,600
3
73*
•/6
Highest
Sale Prices
3* Aug.
2
3* Aug.
8
4
Aug. 14
1
Aug. 20
at
13*
10
43*
63*
83
-1
1
11,400 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd—_—5
2,650
2
33*
83*
Compo Shoe Machinery—
7,500
13*
13*
65
Lowest
Sale Prices
33*
53*
103*
953*
64
7
Aug.
3
Aug. 20
Aug.
7
Aug. 21
Aug.
5
Aug.
11
953* May 28 1153* May
May 18
Jan.
3
2
May 15
56 May 15
3* May 14
56 May 15
2J* July
10
43* May 15
June
7
10
0
X
3*
83*
23*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2 3* Jan.
23* Jan.
43* May 4
Mar.25
il*
May 28 117
83
June
8
10
May 21
56 June 28
7
Aug. 29 293*
95
55
6
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
4
4
7
6
Mar. 26
-
Cities Service common.
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6
13*
Highest
Sale Prices
111
56
53*
13*
4
103*
963*
113
3*6
3*
3*
H
Ask
1133* 112
111
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
X
0
3* Sale
7 3*
9
7% preferred
100
2V*
3 3*
6% preferred
100
Conv preferred
23*
33*
100
2%
3
Conv pref opt ser 1929--100
Chamberlin Metal Weather
4
4 3*
Strip Co
-5
63*
73*
Charis Corp common
--10
Cherry-Burrell Corp com
5
Chesebrough Mfg
25 110 " Sale
Sale
72
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co—5
9 >6
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consol Mining Co
-1
23
Sale8
Childs Co preferred-100
•
241,600
113,430
9,500
2,020
2,400
2,340
26,300
2,000
1,350
33,700
56
Aug. 1
»
Ask
110
Bid
Central & Southwest utilities-—
38,500
Common
50c
113,000 Central States Elec common-.1
2,150
7,275
1,525
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
SALES
100
43
EXCHANGE
33*
Sale
117X
Sale
363*
373*
81X
117
IX
3X
33*
7Vx
9
93*
5f
83* Aug.
2
83* Aug.
2
3* Aug.
5
34 Aug.
5
rX
5 43*
33* Aug.
8
Aug. 13
78
79
76
62
63
613* Aug7*15
13* Aug.
6
13*
13*
36
13*
13*
24
.
\n
25
3*
/
3& Aug. 23
13* Aug. 13
24
3*6
113*
12
37
41
7
Aug,
3* Aug. 21
113* Aug. 30
Sale
3*
3*
23*
77
80
Sale
80
773*
1143* 1183* 116
1163* 1143*
13*
1X Sale
1
13*
21
213*
233* 243*
253*
2
23*
2
85
23*
95
2
23*
23*
92
5
Sale
93
Sale
913*
.& *jf
83*
73*
73* Sale
Sale
1
1
2
Sale
8
8
%
62
8
1
7
83*
64
Aug.
6
13* Aug. 12
3* Aug
1
132 Aug. 13
.
26
Aug. 22
3* Aug. 21
123* Aug. 19
Aug. 12
23* Aug. 29
X
13*
933* Aug.
63* Aug.
83* Aug.
63
13*
Sale
13* Aug. 19
53* Aug. 31
Aug. 23
1
7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
110
22
15
22
2
23
4
May 17
63* May 21
May
May
May
May
4
1
3*
May 28
-33* May 23
33* May 21
67
May 28
June
7
13* May 23
51
483*
73*
23*
33*
6
213* June 10
3* May 29
113* May 28
7
12
7
8
17
13
5
15
8
243*
33*
3*
1J*
653*
13*
8
8
May
May
May
May
21
22
22
15
May 27
X Jan.
4
May 24
7
May 15
84
4
Aug. 31
Aug. 12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 31
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
Apr. 16
May 9
Feb. 26
83* Jan.
23* Jan.
4"3* Jan.
7 J* May
88
May
63* May 22
May 22
33* May 21
3* May 16
% Aug. 17
55
May 29
1
Aug.
5
63* May 21
23
9
10
25
10
16
703* Feb. 21
23* Jan.
4
3* Jan.
13* Mar.
56 Jan.
13* Jan.
13*
75
13*
33*
Mar. 19
1153* Mar. 19
73* Feb. 28
7
Apr. 22
165* Jan. 11
% Mar. 9
53* Aug. 2
3
7
383* Apr. 25
X Aprj*. 5
18
Apr.
3 45
6
3* Aug. 31'
Aug.
6
13*
19
23* Aug. 19
May 15
33*
1
80
29
Aug.
May 28 835*
21 1163* Aug. 30 111
May 25 120
1
13* Aug. 22
13* Jan.
2
2.3*
14
18
June
3
243* Aug. 23
393*
53* Aug. 13
7
83* Aug.
243*
33*
3*
%
May
43* May
45
May
75
May
85
May
43* May
6
May
12
May
3* May
33* Mar.
423*
3*
15*
675*
13* Aug.
43* Aug.
7
4
66
13*
33*
2
91
93
273*
X
13* Sale
7
83*
13*
Sale
Sale
33
A*
67
65
63'*
24
29
33*
3*
Sale
23*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
43* Aug. 30
793* Aug.
1
95
13*
53*
13*
13*
Sale
5% conv preferred—-—50
£1
h
33*
43*
Sale
Sale
23*
33*
33*
103*
13
73*
10.
73 X
7
7H
43
25
lj
72
3
3
•
6
63*
163*
123*
Sale
97
393*
43*
13*
,
36
13*
95
4
6
3*6
X
25*
53*
53*
153*
63* May
2
793* July 15
73* July 13
75
July 15
Jan.
4
49
33*
973*15*
63*
Feb. 15
Feb.
2
Apr. 29
Feb.
6
Apr. 4
Feb. 2
May 6
Jan.
5
Jan. 24
Feb. 15
Jan.
4
Apr.
9
Jan.
8
3* Jan.
4
83* May
6
103* Jan. 19
98
113* May
Apr.
53* Feb.
3* Feb.
13* Feb.
773* Feb.
23* Apr.
133* Apr.
30
3
15
23
19
15
16
8
9
Courtaulds Ltd.—-
1
Am
124,000
33,700
31,400
500
22,400
9,500
dep rets for ord stk reg —
Creole Petroleum com
5
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg—*
Croft (The) Brewing CO
1
Crowley Milner & Co com
*
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
5
Crown Cork Internat cl A—.*
25c
24,300 Crown Drug common
7% conv preferred
25
950
200 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com,..
$6 preferred
10
300
5
18,400 Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co
*
1,500 Cuban Tobacco common
920 Cuneo Press 6 >4%
5
*
1
Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co
1
6 % preferred ww
20
Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.-l
15,000
Detroit Mich Stove Co
4,600
8,700 Detroit Paper Products
Detroit Steel Products
10
12,900
40,100
Am dep rets ord reg
Divco-Twin Truck Co
__£1
com
—1
Dobeckmun Co common
Dominion Bridge Co
Dominion Steel & Coal B
8,200
Dominion Tar & Chemical
100
5 3* % preferred
10
2,400
1
50
♦
1,010 Draper Corp
For footnotes see page
53.
8
Sale
23*
.
.25
43*
43*
173* Sale
19
Sale
a2W
Sale
43*
Sale
IX Sale
40
50
103* Sale
163*
17
13* Sale
13*
IX
283*
13*
29
1
125*
143*
8
4X
Sale
5
113*
123*
76"" "77""
IX
23*
43*
13*
21
8
53*
115
10
33*
1A*
13*
13* Aug.
33*^43*
33* Aug.
2
13*
20
-S8
Sale
223*
3
3*
Sale
223*
43*
33*
25
23*' 25*
243*
53*
43*
13*
27
90
90
95
34
,37
163*
103*
173*
13*
13*
1
13*
9
3*
163*
1
18
22
243*
10
103*
203* Sale
IX
23*
13*
6
43*
43*
13
63*
1
13*
27
93*
163*
13*
1
18'
21
10
293*
13*
134
63*
7
4
17
16
53*
53*
3
5
S°
60
3
54
Sale
62
64
9
Aug. 12
133*
33*
3*6
13*
23*
33*
1
Aug.
6
Aug.
5
Aug.
7
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 30
.
13* Aug.
13*
33
10
6
26
14
4
15
25
17
33* Aug.
17
Aug.
93* Aug.
223* Aug.
43* Aug.
33* Aug.
3* Aug.
25
Aug.
90
Aug.
13* Aug.
30
Aug.
13
173*
13*
13*
183*
243*
1134
Sale
13* Aug. 26
20 1093* Aug. 20
26
63* Aug. 26
9
1
19
19
15
12
17
6
30
1
15
23*
13
Sale
53*
Aug.
5
163* Aug
3
IX Aug. 29
13* Aug. 15
.
14
Aug.
53* Aug. 30
26
13
203* Aug.
13* Aug.
33* Aug. 22
17
Aug.
103* Aug.
25
Aug;
53* Adg.
33* Aug.
1
Aug.
25
Aug.
90
Aug.
13* Aug.
1
13
3
10
12
30
1
34
Aug.
93*
163*
13*
13*
Aug. 22
3
Aug.
Aug. 29
Aug. 12
6
634
634
643*
7
23* May
16
July
x 83* May
21
May
43* May
28
11
22
17
28
43* Jan.
3
June
5
3& May 22
14
Feb.
73*
153*
3*
13*
May
May
May
Feb.
Mar.
63* Aug. 26
43* Aug. 16
53* Aug. 23
4
"l
67
60
64
Aug.
.
9
Feb. 14
193* Jan.
5
32
Feb. 16
8
Jan.
3
5
Apr.
9
13* Feb. 23
273* Feb. 23
98
Apr.
6
2
Jan.
3
373* May 29
22
28
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
293* Aug.
13* Apr.
4
6
Mar. 29
July
Feb. 26
Feb 28
19
*10
June 10
5 3* Mar
15
23
18
5
23
3
113* Apr.
2
17 3* May 10
2
IX Jan.
23* Mar. 28
Apr. 10
5 3* June 10
4
May 15
253* May
2
9
60 ~" Aug. 22
15
843* Feb.
13* May 22
30
Aug. 15
13
53* Aug.
14 112
Aug. 30
20
Feb.
May
May
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
26
21
3* Mar.
123* May
223* July
arlO
Apr.
293* Aug. 31
203* July
6
13* June
13* Aug.
18
13*
223*
3*
83*
103*
25*
26
18
17
2
27
6
3
Jan.
May 3
4
Jan.
2
Apr.
4
Apr.
1
4
May
83* Feb. 15
73*
243*
63*
X
13*
Jan.
3* May
6
May
5
July
13* May
108
May
63* Aug.
18
9
,
% May 24
2
8^
11
100
1
7
Aug. 20
53* Aug.
55*
53*
13* Aug.
13*
2
1093* Aug.
1103* 111
63* Aug.
53*
63*
20
„13* Sale
113* Aug. 26
33* Aug. 13
5
Aug.
33*
15
15
*
56
.
Feb.
115* Aug.
33* May
3* Jan.
13* May
13* Jan.
33* July
7
133*
13
10
,
Sale
33*
33*
33*
17
Sale
103*
113*
233* 25
5
53*
33*
4
1
22
Sale
2
10lff
100
»
13*
193*
33*
10
De Vilblss Co common
7% preferred
10
200
925 Diamond Shoe Corp com — .. *
Distilled Liquors Corp new 2.50
2,200
Distillers Co Ltd—
200
2
13
33*
3*
13*
23*
33*
33*
53*
35
conv
1
5
50
100
.*
*
60
IX
Dacca Records common— —1
Dejay Scores Inc common
Dennison Mfg Co class A
$6 prior preferred
8% debenture stock
240
9,700 Derby Oil & Ref com
A conv preferred—
70
4,100
2,300
73*
23*
5
Daroy Petrol Corp
Davenport Hosiery
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Class A
Sale
13*
13*
100
pref
750 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
10,600
1,650
16,450
2,690
66,900
4,600
8,900
2,625
223* Sale
53* Sale
3
31
133*
9 3*
73*
253*
123*
53*
67
78
2
22
16
31
25
Jan.
9
Apr. 25
Apr.
5
May 2
Jan.
3
Mar. 6
Mar. 29
Jan. 11
44
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
100
"l",906
"""700
600
Bid
2,554 Driver Harris Co common—10
110
7% preferred..
100
Dubilier Condenser Corp
1
29
1,900
475
150
8,650
275
5,025
210
3,900
3,500
3,550
1,250
275
500
1,000
525
1,200
42", 300
10,500
4,000
1,050
1,800
200
1940
Par
78,100
28,800
41,720
26,350
1,050
17,300
11,475
15,100
19,400
2,059
1,077,100
111,525
33,400
9,150
14,100
2,600
2,025
8,400
3,200
40
880
"""900
1,275
6,800
10,300
6,875
(Continued)
Duke Power Co
Eagle Picher Lead Co
2,100
700
400
"""200
2,600
120
800
2,700
250
75
Sale
X
2X
6X
1
2%
7
12
Sale
3X
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
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 X % preferred
100
Empire Pow Corp part stk
*
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co—5
Equity Corp common
10c
S3 conv preferred
-1
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Line
50
common
1
______
X,
18
4
Sale
Sale
1,100
50
"""25
$3
750
4%
conv
1
""io
61
3
Sale
preferred
12 J*
13X
24
Sale
76
85
63 X
64
70
60
61
26 X
ioi
y\t
70
69 X
78
21X
25
100
100
20
Sale
oaie
Sale
24
IX
Sale
~7X "7H
23 X
12X
6%
2",200
150
General
50
175
425
"~l66
f
11,600
850
200
70
150
200
50
425
500
700
100
200
5,200
900
130
2,700
450
100
700
100
2,600
100
67 X
68%
96% Sale
17
Sale
17 X
17%
2%
Sale
IX
1
9X
4X
6X
21
9
8X
X
Sale
3X
•
54 X
16 X
,2 X
Sale
Sale
7
22
9X
8X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9X
15 X
3X
13X
5X
70X
Sale
16X
Sale
15
Sale
71X
64
Sale
15X
IX
10X
13
26
28
3
17X
2
3X
85
81
81
82 X
84
78
82
78 X
21X
80
9
Aug. 24
72
Aug, 19
Aug.
2X Aug.
5
74
Aug. 15
5
X Aug. 28
Aug. 16
X Aug. 28
5X Aug. 12
7X Aug. 13
IX Aug. 13
Aug. 16
45 X Aug. 19
8X Aug. 16
% Aug. 17
15
Aug. 14
15
Aug. 14
3X Aug.
3
19
8X Aug.
2X Aug.
Aug.
54X Aug.
9
Aug
x Aug.
17
Aug.
17
Aug.
3X Aug.
23 X
■
14x
IX Sale
X«
2X
14X
16 X
22
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
13
13
13
8
Aug. 28
2X Aug. 15
12 X
31
26
6
8;
28
73 X Aug.
14
74X Aug.
68X Aug.
72
Aug.
5
1
2
9
X
X
19 X
20 X
Sale
Aug.
X Aug.
19
Aug.
3X Aug.
13
16
16
29
May 21
14
May 21
2 X May 16
1
5
2
30
56
57
30
30
Aug.
Us Aug.
20 X Aug.
3X Aug.
2
2X
31
36
12X
14,
9
Aug.
Aug.
6X Aug.
20
Aug.
8X Aug.
7% Aug.
4
9
14
20
27
20
16
9X
4X
6X
21X
9X
8
IX
X
*
10
15%
"l~X "'IX
14 X
8X
30
30
13
18
89
6X
53 X
X
2
IX Aug. 27
Sale
23
21
22
15
19X
37 X
14X
17X
37X
20
93
87
8
57 X
57
X Aug.
45
60
'•4
38 X
X
IX
74 X
Sale
IX
IX
76
100
1
com
8X
4X
132
75
74
80
31
29 X
31X
X
X
64X
98
10
9
*
97%
~98X
5%
6%
*
*
,
40
45
4X
*
7%
5
9
*
98
1
Sale
27
24
*
96
96 X
87 X
Sale
105
Us
4X
39
2X
4X
8X
20 X
44
4X
6X
Sale
21X
Sale
5
95
X
4X
96
Xe
*
_
Non-voting common stock.*
10,510
11,050 Great Northern Paper Co
25
*
19,600 Greenfield Tap & Die com
Grocery Stores Prod—
Common
25c
6,800
common,
110,000 Gulf Oil Corp
1
25
2,680 Gulf States Util $6 pref
*
$5.50 preferred
*
1,100
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine..*
_
_
41,200 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
5
13,950 Hammermill Paper Co com. .10
525 Hartford Electric Light
25
1
15,400 Hartford Rayon com v t c
com
16,500 Harvard Brewing Co
7,100 Hat Corp of Am cl B com
Haverty Furniture Cos—
Conv preferred
_*
.1
J
*
96
102X
10X
Sale
96X
97 X
96 X
97 X
4X
4X
40 X
44
2
4X
4X
6X
15X
25X
5X
9
IX
17
26X
7
Sale
131
132
110
Sale
44
8X
44 X
9
2 X
2X
%
X
38 X Sale
112 X Sale
109
112
2X
5
5X
5%
IX
X
IX
6X
IX
X
IX
Sale
4X Aug. 16
14X Aug. 27
25
Aug.
2
X Aug.
7
53
Aug. 28
'«< Aug. 27
72
Aug. 13
27X Aug. 15
4X Aug. 12
15X Aug.
6
30
Aug. 15
X Aug.
7
53
Aug. 28
Aug. 27
75
Aug. 6
29X Aug. 30
X« Aug. 20
62X Aug. 23
98
8X
21
6
Sale
Xe
25
4X Aug. 29
40X Aug. 28
4X Aug. 29
40X Aug. 28
8 X
69
1
Us
17X
8
23 X
64 X
6
X
X
IX
5X
30
17X
X
2X
Apr.
Apr.
15X
8X
36 X
12 %
6
6
9
Mar
28
May
7
Mar.
9
Aug. 22
Apr. 15
3X Feb.
1X Jan.
2
9
17 X May
9
90
July 31
78
Jan.
27
IX Jan.
3
65
9
66X
X
IX
6X
30
90
Mar.
1
Apr. 12
Apr.
6
55
June
98
Aug.
May
May
May
Jan.
May
July
Jan.
Apr.
88
87X
4X
40 X
5X May
18
Aug.
5
May
93
May
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
7X Aug. 13
20X Aug. 16
67
Aug. 13
X Aug. 19
X« Aug. 13
IX Aug. 28
4X Aug. 19
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
94
Aug.
44X Aug.
9
Aug.
21
May
3
8
7
10 X Aug, 28
Mar.
5
41
28 101X Feb. 13
4
91
Mar. 12
26
26
3
8
7X Apr.
4
May 15
5X Apr. 22
6X Apr.
8
49
22
9X May
27
32 X Apr.
17
Apr.
23
17
Feb.
18
Apr.
R
8
18
June
17
4
June
12
4 X
May 23
ill*
6
19
18
Apr. 26
Jan.
25% Feb.
8
28
Apr.
8
Apr. 27
28 X Apr.
9
8
Apr. 24
11X Jan. 19
A*
Jan.
30
May 24 114X Apr. 20
June
36
8
49 X Apr. 30
6 X May 22
10X Apr. 22
1X May 23
2X Jan.
12
X Jan. 12
X« Mar. 12
25 X June 10
39 X Jan.
4
107 X May 24 114X Mar.
4
102
June
111% Feb.
1
Aug.
111X Aug.
110
Aug.
9X Aug.
15 106
31
8
88
IX Aug.
X Aug.
67X
X
Us
2X
4X
IX Jan.
Apr.
81
123 X May 23 135
29 X
23 X
11
Jan.
li*June
26X
4X
5X
128X
X» Apr.
6
Apr. 17
Mar. 11
48
25*'
Aug.
Aug.
65
8
May 23
8
8X Aug.
20X Aug.
5X Aug.
96
Aug.
15
X May 15
Us Aug. 20
6X
7X Aug. 13
18
Aug. 27
5
1
Aug.
95
Aug. 22
19
15 X Mar.
7
16 X Apr.
8
41
Apr. 29
25 X May 22
32
X
25
Feb.
Mar.
28 X
jl
Sale
Sale
6X May
28
15
Feb.
4 X
IX
IX
IX
IX
X« Sale
Xs
Us
29 X Sale
27 X
30
110
113
109X 112X 110
108
110
Sale
112
109
IX
3
IX
4
66
12 X May 10
X June 11
50
Aug.
98
Aug. 15
10 X Aug. 28
39X Aug. 31
97
Aug. 28
X
1X
IX
12
12
15
13X
23
23 X
x23
24
24 X
4X
4X
5X
4X
6
6
6X
6X
5X
125
128X 123
128X 127X
93 X
94
92
91X
93
42
44
39X
41X
40X
8
8X
9
9
8
29 X
18
July
5
May 22
4X Aug. 16
9
May 18
X Aug.
65
Aug. 13
96X Aug.
5
Aug. 15
52
X
23 X
"67" "70"
7
X Aug. 24
10 X Aug. 28
19
Aug.
X Aug. 24
38
J*
95
0
4
June
2
16
June 25
1
9
58 X Aug. 22
10X
23
1
Aug. 16
39 X
X
__.50
com
$3 preferred
*
1,900
10
9,300 Gorham Mfg Co common
6,050 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.-l
10
13,400 Gray Manufacturing Co
2,050 Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref. 100
2,300 Guardian Investors
11
39
84
*
*
$7 preferred
9,300 Goldfield Oonsol Mines
102X
38
5X Apr.
Apr.
31
51X May 29 70
Feb. 29
84 X May 21 113
Mar. 20
8 X June 29
2
17X Jan.
8x July 25 17
Apr.
3
9
58 X Aug. 22
1
28X
X
X
62
64
25$
13
8
Feb. 27
Mar. 4
85X Feb.
«
X
X
62X
Jan.
89
70
X
%
Jan.
11
-----
57
16
'32
26
37X Aug. 30
61X
52
57
13
15
15
15
87
X
x«
24
37X Aug. 30
15
40
X
52 X
Feb.
X July
July
88
July
86
July
90
17
40
25
87
39
25
14 X
48
88
11
II
3
30
8X May 24 *11X Apr. 12
16 X May 28
20 X Apr. 11
19 X May 23
32X Jan. 26
12
Jan. 12
July 12 19
12
May 22 27 X Feb. 14
30
Jan.
2
May 21 41
4'X
14X
39
May
9 X Jan.
9
4
Aug. 28
18
Aug.
1
23X Aug. 12
15
Aug. 29
IX
5X
15 X
11
6
5
3
8X Aug. 23
17X Aug. 13
21
Aug. 19
15
Aug. 29
X
14X
14X
% Sale
6X
79
18
25
2
5X May 13
3
5X May 17
Aug. 22
Aug.
5
Aug.
7
Aug. 3
Aug. 30
Aug. 20
IX Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
X June 22
12X Jan.
9
9X
18X
13 X
4X
9
June
8
17 X Jan.
8X Jan.
29 X Apr.
4
2
July
6X Aug. 20
17 X May 22
2
Apr.
9
Apr. 18
Apr. 29
28
Apr. 30
4X Apr. 23
18
7X May 22
12
1
1
17
17
9X
June
IVi
28
15
3
9
Mar.
Mar. 9
Mar. 12
21
X May 28
1
July
33
11
X
15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
22|
June 29
2
12% Jan.
22 *73 X July
21
64X Aug.
21
20
Jan.
57
May 25
24 X May 22
8X Mar. 20
X May 21
19
Aug. 16
30
9
23
9X
9X
4X Sale
6X
6X
20 X
21X
9X
9X
7
8X
June
Apr. 24
Apr.
1
5
Aug.
May 3
9
Jan.
Jan.
8
Apr 25
28
June 22.
3X May
May
42
May
7X May
X May
10 x May
21
May
2X Aug.
76
July
55 X June
51
25
IX
5
13
6
Aug.
72X Aug.
64X Aug.
17
Aug.
2
Aug.
11X Aug.
82X Aug.
82
Aug.
80X Aug.
80
Aug.
May 22
May 21
May 14
Mar.
1
3X Aug.
Highest
6 X May 24
1 X May 15
2
31
1
Sale Prices
32 X
107X Mar. 23 110
1X Jan. 31
2X
64
Mar. 21
79 X
X June 17
IX
X May 21
2X
5
July
2
8X
12
5X
68X
60X
14X
IX
12 X
6
Aug.
Vs Aug. 16
X
60
60
61
62
62 X
Aug. 23 62X
108 X Sale
107X 108 X 103
Aug. 14 109
9
12X
9H
Aug.
i°x
11X 12X 10
10
11
11X
13
9X Aug.
8
35
560
1,000 Hartman Tobacco
22
Lowest
Sale Prices
20 X May 27
25
10
3X
2
11
70
23
26
34
11
Sale
236,750 Glen Alden Coal Co
4,300 Godchaux Sugars class A
Class B
7,300
IX
41
Gladding McBean & Co
For footnotes see page 53.
3X
100
___*
25 Goodman Mfg Co
500 Gorham Inc class A
1,000
8X
2X
23 .X
Rubber—
440
50
19 X
22 X
17
__♦
Preferred
400 Gilchrist Co
10
X.
Xs
100
6% preferred A
1,135
1,700 Gen Water Gas & Elec
$3 preferred
1,575
4,515 Georgia Power |6 pref
$5 preferred
70
5,600 Gilbert (A C) Co com
700
.
Tire &
10
30
"9" "iox
_
50
9
Sale
3,800
21,700 General Fireproofing com....*
200 General G & E $6 pref B
*
1
14,400 Gen Investment Co com
$6 preferred
*
1,625
liV&rrsiDts
6,600
990 Gen Outdoor Adv 6 % pref. 100
2,230 General Pub Serv $6 pref
*
*
1,700 General Rayon A stock
14,100 General Shareholdings
1
$6 conv preferred
*
2,290
30
74X
Sale
28X
Sale
Sale
6X
70
68 X
4X
22 X
12
85
74 X
11*
23X
IX
70
73
26
Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts
£1
4,300
Sale
Sale
Sale
X Sale
IX
2X
11X Sale
23
27 X
3X Sale
*
General
500
3X
16
*
5% preferred
6,600 General Alloys Co
1,300
5X
22 X
13
1
"""2i0
100
14
16%
16%
17%
17%
27 X Sale
19
19%
__15
280 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref
Gatineau Power Co com
60
Highest
Sale Prices
Malting—
stock
conv
Sale
Sale
23 %
900
16X
3X
59
Fanny Farmer Candy com—1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp..*
Fedders Mfg Co common
5
70 Fed Compress & W'house
25
400 Fiat Amer dep rets
1
37,300 Fidelio Brewery
10
1,970 Bire Assoc of Phila
15,200 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref__*
37,000 Ford Motor of Canada cl A__*
Class B voting
*
2,250
Common
7,800
Par tic conv preferred
9,600
57,900 Fruehauf Trailer Co
675 Fuller (Geo A) Co com.
200
1
Sale
13 X
69
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
200
17
17X
18X
7X Sale
67 X Sale
11
Froedtert Grain &
X
%
Sale
17 X
__1
72,600 Faircfiild Aviation com
Fairchild Engine & Airplane. _1
Falstaff Brewing
1
Amer dep rets
40.700
Ord reg £1
600 Ford of France Am dep rets
1,800 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co
5
2,900
7X
8X
2X
2%
X
21
48 X Sale
20
8X
Eastern States Corp com
Electric Bond & Share
Lowest
20X Aug. 24
26
109X 106X 109X
2X
2X
2 X
72
Sale
72
75
X
X
X
X
%
1
% Sale
5
4X
5X
5X
2X
19 X
585,300
15,000
11,370
68,900
9,500
2,700
1,500
23
*
*
$7 preferred series A
*
$6 preferred series B
*
Easy Washing Mach class B. *
Economy Groc Stores com—*
Ask
Ask Bid
106
1
*
10
31
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Ask
6% preferred
100
4 X% prior preferred
100
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.-25
rlOO Eversharp Inc
10,600
100
Durham Hosiery cl B com—
Duro-Test Corp common
Duval Texas Sulphur
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
100,600
22,650
33,800
1,350
900
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS
29,000
3,575
5,300
19,100
15,100
125
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
5X Feb.
2
Aug.
1
Aug.
7
Aug. 16
Aug. 13
Aug.
8
Aug. 19
8
20 X May 21
62
May 18
*
X
X
IX
4 X
Aug. 19
Jan.
9
Jan.
3
May 22
14
40 X
Apr.
May
70 X Apr.
9
3
3
10
IX Jan.
X Feb. 28
2X July 30
8X Apr.
5
Sept., 1940]
curb
york
new
45
exchange
AQQREOATE
PRICES IN AUOUST
SALES
In
.Since
August
Jan. 1
Shams
Shares
1,000
1,300
450
3,900
200
500
7~~266
100
200
250
500
1,300
1,000
600
""400
8,175
30
390
200
2,950
92,600
83,000
Hazel tine Corp
Heller (W
2,500
5,850
700
400
650
14,000
600
1,300
100
800
50
160
300
E) & Co common.-2
7% preferred w w
25
7% pref ex-warrants
25
Hewitt Rubber Corp com
5
Heyden Chemical Co
-.10
Hires (Chas E) Co cap stock.. 1
Hoe (R) & Co class A
10
Hollinger Consol G M__ — -.5
Holophane Co Inc commons .♦
Holt (H) & Co class A part-.*
Horder's Inc
*
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com—*
Horn (A C) Co common
*
Horn & Hardart Baking Co—*
Horn & Hardart common
*
5% preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc
5
Humble Oil & Refining
*
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
5
Hussman-Ligonier Co
JHuyler's of Del common
1
7% preferred stamped—100
7% pref unstamped
100
Hydro-Elec Secur common—*
Hygrade Food Prod
5
Hygrade Syl vania Corp.
*
100
4,100
4,800
16,500
12,050
—
2,460
"""200
4,000
2,925
"
"l",606
100
25,706
6,760
900
23,900
"49766
19,900
400
300
500
100
28*$
25$
16*$
6*$
4*$
8*$
8*$
12*$
68
29*$
19
29
1%
67
55$
11
100
500
190
370
5,800
10,500 Internat Safety Razor cl B
8,100 Internat Util class A.......
„
*
International Vitamin..
1
Interstate Home Equip com.
Interstate Hosiery Mills.....*
Interstate Power $7 pref
♦
Investors Royalty Co..
.1
10
10
900
400
100
7H
7%
85$
7
2
1
12,566
_
....
4,800 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
1,500 Klein (D Emil) Co common..*
700 Kleinert (I B) Rubber
10
Koppers Co—
6% preferred
100
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% conv 1st preferred
100
200
4,900 Kress (S H) & Co spec pref.. 10
1
13,700 Kreuger Brewing Co
2,475
620 Lackawanna RR N J
Lake Shore Mines Ltd..
25
Sale
6
Sale
76
9*$
17
69*$
15*$
Sale
z7*$
9
85$
o
12
10
12*$
5*$
14*$
29
34
32
2*$
2*$
29*$
29*$
108*$ 109*$ 108
15*$
18
15*$
51*$ .51 *$
50*$
6*$ Sale
5*$
8
58
Sale
9
15$
35*$
2*$
245$
5*$
35$
55*$
Sale"
5$
*$
9
10*$
63 H
19
_
71*$
Sale
Sale
8
V
3*$
*$
*$
%
%
105$
Sale
20
Sale
2
39*$
6
6
24
75
17
9*$
8*$
13*$
2
30
12
5
30
12
34
Aug.
2*$ Aug.
30
Aug.
8
Aug. 16 109
17
Aug. 12
Aug. 16 54*$
65$
Aug.
3*$
25*$
6
4*$
61
11
Aug.
5
Aug.
7
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
36
25$ Aug. 29
22*$ Aug. 16
5*$ Aug. 13
4
Aug. 13
3*$ Aug.
3
25*$ Aug.
2
6
Aug.
1
4*$ Aug. 23
9
61..
17*$
7*$
6*$
6*$
75$
10
8*$
3*$
3*$
14*$
16*$
145$
15
Sale
1105$
15$ Aug.
1
Aug. 29
*$
%
%
10*$
7*$
75$
95$
8*$
3*$
14*$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug..
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
11
May 20
May 22
13*$ May 21
92
8
60
11
June
6
5 H May 29
9J$ May 23
12
Jan.
20
14
Jan.
22
Feb.
9
14
36
Apr. 22
6
3*$ Apr
Jan.
*$ Aug. 16
*$ Aug. 13
*$ Aug. 13
Jan.
35
Apr.
27
ay
Jan.
29
475$ Apr.
9
5*$ May
6
2% Mar. 23
21 H May 21
33*1
4*$ Mar.
1
Aug. 13
55
June 28
63*$ Mar, 11
Apr. 24
9*$ May
6
7*$ Mar.
6
4
18
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Feb. 29
July 19
22
Apr.
6
21*$ Apr.
8
Jan.
6
Jan. 25
125$
12*$
13*$
24*$
4*$
Mar. 19
10*$ Mar. 18
102*$ May 25 113
Jan.
5
1
Feb.
20
20
*$ May 24
*$ July
5
9
Aug. 13
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
120
112 k
8*$
% June
4*$ May
6
July
2
Apr.
1*$ June
28*$ May
10
*$ Aug. 16
_
2
7
9
19*$ Apr.
68
Jan.
4
9*$ May
7
8*$ June 12
Jan. 22
9
10*$ Feb.
10*$ Feb. 10
7
25$ Feb.
May
Jtily
May
May
Feb.
June
4 H
4
Apr.
8
May
9
22*$ Apr. 11
10
Apr. 16
14*$ Feb.
13*$
47*$
5
20
Mar.
13
29 5* Jan.
120
26
108
Mar.
27*$ Jan.
27
June 27
May 24
June 13
6
July
9
3}$ Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
111*$ Aug.
65
19
8
3*$ May
3
21*$ Feb. 21
7*$ Jan. 11
14
Apr.
3
12*$ Apr. 16
June 25
52$
5*$
5*$
7*$
17
605$ Aug. 21
19
Aug.
9
7
Aug. 16
63
20
21
22
22
23
23
28
21
21
Sale Prices
29
Jan. 17
25$ Aug.
I*$ Aug. 19
34
4*$ Aug. 13
7*$ Sale
7 A
17
13*$
15*$
16*$
14*$
111*$ Sale
110*$
Sale
9*$
13
14
20
22
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
6*$
14
Sale
25
25
Highest
May
1*$ May
May
4
May
4*$ Jan.
7
May
7
May
23
May
6*$
8*$
2*$
3
4
13
30
29
7
31
10
10
5*$
4*$
Sale
6*$
3*$
245$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 28
2*$ Aug. 20
3
105
29
5*$
6*$ Sale
6*$ Sale
Sale
Sale
1*$
VA
"2%
Sale
18
Sale
17%
18*$
45$
5*$
1*$
1*$
4*$
5*$
2*$ Sale
9*$ Sale
9*$
10*$
3*$ Sale
*6
5$
8%
9*$
% Sale
*$« Sale
5*$
6*$
H
1*$
8
9*$
23*$
27*$
4*$ Sale
8*$
9*$
19
9
4*$
*$
14*$
1,500
9,800
Lane Wells Co
common
Langendorf United
100
1
1
89*$
Sale
Sale
Class A
*
200
Class B
*
For footnotes
Line Material Co
»
*
see page
53.
117
120
5
20
,
5*$
5*$
3*$
4*$
*$
*$
110
62
68
63*$
1*$
1*$
68*$
1*$
1*$ Sale
2*$
2*
13*£
Sale
7*$
27
Sale
4
8*$ Sale
*35$ U4H
14
*$
Sale
1*$
,*$
11*$
8*$
3 5$
2
%
14
10
4%
117
120
8
20
5*$
3?$
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
1
Feb.
*$
165$
735$
23*$
15*$
50*$ May 22
17*$ June 10
5 J$ May 28
4*$ Aug.
1
*$ Aug.
6
135$ Aug. 14
13
Aug. 27
*$ Aug.
6
1*$ Aug. 8
Aug. 14
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
s|aSI:
*$ Aug.
2
8
Aug. 21
25*$ Aug.
9
4
Aug. 16
85$ Aug. 14
iO,
8*$
35$
6*$
_
1
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Apr. 16
Apr.
4
Jan.
8
65
2
1
12
9*$
4*$
*$ Aug.
86'
23
At
27
7
11*$
8*$
83
Aug. 23
29
2
20
62
1*$
154
12
86
78
78*$
82
86
47*$
60
12
40
55
11*$
5*$
12
42*$
115$
5*$
50
12*$
5*$
39
10*$
36*$ Aug. 28 39
12*$ Aug.
1
15*$
3
Aug.
2
3*$
100
Aug. 10 100
9% Aug.
6
12*$
11*$
12
15*$
11*1
5*$
10
5*$
39
23*$ Sale
4
Sale
9*$
15
2*$
*$
34*$
42*$
12*$ Sale
3
3*$
10*$
95$
9*$
16*$
12*$
15*$
9
1
7
Sale
Sale
35*$
1*$ Sale
3
25$
1*
30*$
6
4*$
3*
2
2*$
*$
Sale
ifH it
27*$
9*$
15*$
1
115$
205$
13
13
26
29
2
20
23
27
7
45$ July 30
10*$ Apr. 27
13*$ Mar. 20
5*$ Jan.
3
5$ Jan. 26
80
May 23 955$
May 27 102
May 23 109
18
June 10
36
26*$ May
2 27*$
90
~
""
"
97
June 17 120
Apr.
May
2
1
Mar. 27
Jan.
3
Mar. 8
Mar.
9
7*$ Mar. 19
6*$ Apr.
6
111
Jan.
2 112*$ Jan. 31
% Mar. 7
56 May 13
May 29
3 J$ May 29
;
95
81M June
Mar. 11
73 *$ Mar. 30
2
Jan.
3
2 5$ Jan.
9
8
1*$ Jan.
55
June
1
11*$
8*$
35$
May
May
June
Aug.
Aug.
July
75
May 15
90*$ May 10
55
Feb.
11*$ June 25
45i May 21
75
Apr.
5
12*$ Apr. 10
x6A Apr.
8
35
15$
%
14
27
13
27
7
11
Apr. 11
8
10*$ Jan.
4
8*$ Apr.
15
10
775$ Aug.
7
115$ Aug. 30
5*$ Aug. 13
12
Aug. 29
5*$ Aug.
6
41*$
14*$ Sale
3*$ Sale
5$
4*$
16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
3*$ May
7
25$ Feb. 27
5
3
6
5
Jan.
1*$ May 22
1
May 14
113
Aug.
62
Aug.
1*$ Aug.
15$
"A, Aug.
aug.
7At Aug.
11
Aug.
8
Aug.
14
Jan.
17*$ Mar. 8
17 5$ Feb.
9
5$ June 24
Aug. 24
*$ Aug .16
Mar
Jan.
22
10
May 23
3*$ Mar. 13
J$ Mar. 11
12
May 21
12
May 22
*$ Apr. 10
Aug. 22
85
Apr. 18
31
29
24
21
25
9
6
2
May 21
?$ Jan.
5*$ July
*$ Apr.
8
Aug.
23 *$ May
25$ May
6 5$ June
Aug. 13 118
7
6*$
8% June 26
9*1 June 21
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
26
26
27
31
2*$ Apr. 24
12*$ Jan. 17
5*$ May
3
195$ Feb.
7
19*1 Feb. 7
55$ May
3
4% June 20
1*$ Mar. 28
Aug. 7 92*$
6 101
Aug.
Aug.
2 106*$
Aug. 14 22*$
5*$ Aug.
*$
84*$
1*$
J*
3
5
A
75
55
Aug.
June 29
1
2
3*$ Aug. 10
105$ Aug. 31
105$ Aug. 30
35$ Aug.
1
*$ Aug.
8
5*$ Aug.
2
"At Aug. 27
9
Aug. 21
25*$ Aug.
9
45$ Aug.
8*$ Aug.
10
Aug.
4*$ Aug.
*$ Aug.
15*$ Aug. 30
14*$ Aug.
5
*A» Aug.
5
117
6*$
1*$ Aug.
Aug. 24
84*$
Lipton (Thos j)6%preferred25
Lit Brothers com
24
9h
1
2*$ Aug. 13
9*$ Aug. 13
9*$ Aug.
8
3
Aug. 27
91*$ 92*$ 91
91*$
92*$
98
99*$ Sale
95*$
99*$
106
104*$ 105
106*$ 104
20
22% Sale
22*$ Sale
25
26*$
26*$ 25
88
5
Lobiaw Groceterias class A
Class B
7*$
*$
80
6
Lehigh Coal & Nav
*
Development...25
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
1
6
13 A
92
..
Leonard Oil
5
H
*
Sale
83
7%
600 Lefcourt Realty com
Convertible preferred
600
94,900
35,500
9,200
14,250
2,700
8,100
U1'A
10
%
1*$
j* ja
115$
1*$
1
4*$
6*$
3*$ Sale
105$ Sale
10
11*$
3
3*$
Sale
Bakeries—
300
10
Sale
13H 14
100
79,300
100
74
8
Aug.
2*$ Aug.
Aug.
4*$ Aug.
9*$ Aug.
9% Aug.
8
25
3
71
21*$
65$
47,900 Lakey Foundry & Machine.. 1
100
630 Lane Bryant 7 % pref
600
Sale
55
60
5
1,800 Ken Rad Tube & Lamp cl A.
30 Kimberly- Clark 6% pref
100
1
3,300 Kingsbury Breweries com
Kings County Lighting—
7 % preferred series B
100
340
5% preferred series D
100
460
33,600 Kingston Products
1
18,500 Kirby Petroleum
170
1,450
36
4*$ Sale
100 116*$ 120
E) Co 7% pref. 100
20
24
Kennedy's Inc
7,000
400
3
35$
Sale
Sale
250 Kansas G & E 7% pref
2,800
5,900
1,400
6*$
8*$
34*$
14
...
Kobacker Stores Inc com...
253
5*$
5*$
'"!*$ Sale'
29
Irving Air Chute common
1
Italian Superpower cl A....—*
4,500 Knott Corp common
700
At,
...
100
500
10*$
20
Aug.
1*$ Aug. 15
Aug. 15
4*$ Aug.
8*$ Aug.
85$ Aug. 17
25
9
12
13t
25
19
26
12
8*$
21
10*$
3
2*$
286>
52,800 Jacobs (F L) Co
*
7,100 Jeanette Glass Co
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
5>$ % preferred
100
2,700
6% preferred..
100
2,940
7% preferred
100 104
2,210
..100
35
91,100 Jones & Laughlin com
.._*
250 Julian & Kokonge com
100
300
6
Iron Fireman Mfg com vtc..*
Keith (Geo
"266
54
12
Lowest
Sale Prices
25
8
15*$
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
27
17*$
9*$
75$
...-
Lowest
1
"A" stock pur warrants
1
1,7001 Internat Metal Indus cl A....*
938,200'Internat Paper & Pow warr
203,200|Internat Petroleum com....."
4,300
Registered
23,000 Internat Products common....
37,300 Internat Industries Inc
20
"466
10
72
5*$
10
14*$
33*$ Sale
2*$
3
Sale
Sale
32*$
34?$
3*$ Sale
1,200
9*$
17
$3 .50 prior preferred......*
300
27
29*$
30
108*$ 109
18
25
20
100
$1.75 preferred
,
27
70
31 *$
3
2,350
2,250
52,500
67,000
4,900
4,150
6,400
10,900
30,400
9,900
1,500
1,650
1,900
20
9*$
7*$
25*$
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Sale
9%
9*$
2
100
700
11
11*$
Class B
6,400
3,900
5$ Sale
9
Ask
21*$ 24*$
2*$ Sale
20
20*$
45$ Sale
20
9A
7*$
Sale
69 *$
21,700
50
4
21
Sale
16
185$
65$
5*$
85$
8*$
1,600
„
M7
2
Sale
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
7
—
Non-voting class A
......1
Class B stock
1
Industrial Finance v t c_.._.-1
7% preferred--.—
100
Insur Co of North Amer
10
Internat Cigar Machinery
*
Int Hydro-Elec $3.50 pref_..50
Bid
16*$
8*$
%^>f—100
Indian Terr Ilium
2,000
Ask
Bid
*
3 *$
38,200 Illinois Iowa Power Co
99,200
5% conv preferred
23 A
50
Div arrear ctfs
100,600
5A
*
5,950 Illinois Zinc Co
175 Illuminating Shares Co A
*
59
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg_.._..£l
1,300
*
104,900 Imperial Oil (Canada)
11*$
Registered
*
14,100
12
13
15,200 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can..5
4,600 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel- .£1
23
7.50
1,500 Indiana Pipe Line new
2,960 Indiana Serv Corp 6% pref. 100
15*$
7% preferred
2,370
100
15*$
111
6,620 Ind'poUs P & L 6*$
100
"l",806
*
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Class A
10
2,900
Par
(Continued)
Hearn Dept Stores common._5
6% conv preferred
50
Heel a Mining Co... — - —25c
25
1,100
3,300
700
700
Aug. 1
1940
200
7,300
3,100
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS
6,200
9,200
7,300
112,000
9,200
6,200
2,600
1,070
1,200
4,000
13,550
8,100
10,400
22,500
5,200
200
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
6
5$
4*$
2 5$
*$
29
95$
165$
Sale
4*$ Aug.
2
6
Aug.
*$ Aug.
Aug.
8*$ Aug.
155$ Aug.
*$ Aug. 26
28
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4*$ Aug.
2*$
%
30*$
95$
155$
1
30
23
16
10
22
6
6
Aug.
Aug. 29
1
Aug.
Aug. 23
3
Aug.
Aug. 13
10
June
7
43*$ Mar. 11
9*$ July
2*$ June
2
5
25*$ Jan.
x7l
Jan.
3
4?$ Mar. 25
12 100
9*$ June
4
15*$ Apr.
4*$ Aug.
A Apr.
4*$ May
1*$ May
*$ May
21
May
75$ June
13
July
% June
8
6
10
22
21
20
15
27
27
27
May 13
12*$ May 10
165$
6*$
5$
6*$
3
Feb. 21
Mar. 16
Feb. 23
Apr. 24
Mar. 12
9
3
6
9
1% Apr." 6
5$
35*$
12*$
225$
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
NEW
46
YORK
AGGREGATE
SALES
*n
PRICES IN AUGUST
Since
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
.
August
Shares
550
STOCKS (Continued)
Par Bid
13
10,800 Locke Steel Chain Co.......5
10 %
*
109,600 Lone Star Gas
1%
79,600 Long Island Light common.
*
Shares
7% preferred series A—100
6% preferred series B. —100
11,100 Louaon Packing Co com
*
109,800 Louisiana Land & Expl com.-l
460 Louisiana P & L $6 pref
*
7,950 Lynch Corp com—
5
6,075
19,025
250
1,325
300
5,600
60
200
113,000 tMaJestic Radio & Tel Oorp.-l
24,600 Manatl Sugar opt warr
4,000 Mangel Stores Corp com
1
250
$5 conv preferred -.
*
50 Manischewitz (The B) Co
*
1,400 Mapt* Cons Mfg Co
•
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am dep ret.
200
200 Mar gay Oil Corp
—
Marion Steam Shovel com—
100
11,200
1,800
9,200
21,400
400
"400
550
Mass Util Associates v t c
44
151
5%
*
1
Massey Harris Co common—*
Master Electric Co
1
May Hosiery Mills—
12%
9%
Sale
34%
32%
101
25
1%
5%
103
26%
190
1,500
325
350
""900
100
80
30
410
% Sale
2
26%
26%
2%
4%
22
3.400
45,550
3,750
23,800
3,200
2,000
450
1,200
200
200
3%
Michigan Bumper Corp. -----1
Mich Steel Tube Proa.—-2.50
Michigan Sugar common. ... - *
Preferred
.... 10
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
%
2
9
105
23
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12%
8%
%
32%
31%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug.
4% Aug.
101% Aug.
20% Aug.
13%
1
14
9%
1
3
30 38
28 35
2
7
4
9
1 103
14 21%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
12
1
1
7
7
27
22
21
9
9
14
29
9
29
25
29%
18%
2%
5
23%
10%
2%
5
1
13
10
1
2
29%
3%
T* "sail4"
2%
1%
2%
Sale
42
-
Sale
6%
H
4
8
%
5%
14
1%
5%
4%
27%
J"
Ay*
67
Sale
1%
35%-
24
June 10
24
May 28
1% May 21
3% May 22
92
20
10
25
Aug. 26
Aug. 22
25
10% Aug. 19
2% Aug. 10
10
26
June
3
June 25
Jan.
2
May 21
13%
10%
1%
48%
44%
2%
Mar. 8
May
9
Jan.
4
Jan. 20
Jan. 20
Mar. 15
6% Apr.
8
106% Apr.
29% Apr.
8
2
7XS Jan.
2
1% Apr. 22
1% Apr.
8
39
10
29
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
Feb. 24
5
,
2%
13
3
Sale
2
28%
29%
10% Aug. 19
2% Aug. 27
2
Aug.
6
Aug. 16
29
2% Aug. 22
30% Aug.
9
60
1%
6
4% Aug.
5
5% Aug. 22
134
135
139
142
139
Aug. 26 141
Aug. 12
4%
5
4% Aug. 12
4% Aug. 23
4%
4%
13%
16
11%
17
3%
26%
May 21
7% May 22
% May 25
2
July
June
1% July 26
1 % May 21
21% Jan. 16
17
Apr.
2
4% Feb. 29
2% Jan. 20
5
42
Jan.
3
Apr. 29
52
60
%
5%
1
5%
3%
27
4
Sale
3%
4%
69P. 72h
2$ 1st 2^
3% Aug. 22
Aug.
6
3% Aug. 13
67
Aug.
1
8
3% Aug.
27% Aug. 20
% Aug. 6
2
Aug. 30
6
% Aug.
2— Aug. 30
27
4% Aug. 2
71
Aug. 30
%
%
37%
34
.-38.
10
June 18
% May 21
1% May 20
30
May 21
%
1%
%
1%
26
1
7
5
2% Sale
103% 105%
$6 preferred..
2%
4%
13%
Sale
%
1
33% Sale
31
32%
2
2%
4% Sale
12%
4%
101% Sale 103
23% 22
22%
29
38
Sale
1%
2%
B- >
8% Sale
Dredging com—*
Mead Johnson & Co com,— .* 162% 165%
4%
V/
Memphis Nat Gas com.
5
Mercantile Stores Co
*
16%
17
;.
36
Sale
1%
%
1%
McCorrdfItad?ator"&"Mfg
Participating preferred. . -15
Metropolitan Edison Co—
Sale
1
Lowest
% Sale
1%
31
10
McWilliams
1
7,700 Merchants & Mfrs class A
1,225
Participating preferred
*
24,900 Merritt Chapman & Scott----*
2,000
6%% A preferred
100
Common stock pur warr'ts. .
1,500
-1
42,700 Mesabi Iron.
6,400 Metal Textile Corp com
25c
200
1,900
Sale
Sale
53
3,600
33,600
5,100
18,000
2,300
1,800
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
13%
Sale
Sale
38% Sale
15%
_
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
1940
Jan. 1
5,600
3.400
EXCHANGE
CURB
40
35%
40
104% 103
102% 106% 102
Aug. 29 103
Aug. 29
% Aug.
% Sale
1
% Aug. 10
% Sal.
6
5%
6
5% Aug. 2
Aug. 22
%
%
% Aug. 6
% Aug. 6
4
4
Aug. 12
Aug. 12
3%
3%
4%
7
7%
7% Aug. 2
7% Aug, 2
•8%
7%
"
5*
2% Feb. 20
9% Jan.
4
4
May 24 170% Apr.
5% May
2
3% May 21
11
18% Apr. 22
May 22
July 30
4% May 22
123
3% Apr.
25
2
50
16
Mar. 18
May 21
May 23
% July 31
.% Mar. 15
5
35% July 25
1 % July
4
Jan.
4
30% Jan. 10
4% July 13
76
July 15
% Mar. 7
% Jan.
8
3% Feb.-17
42% Jan.
5
Aug. 29 108% Jan.
% June
8
Apr.
1% Apr.
JfrJuly 10
4
6% Apr.
May 22
June
7% July 27
103
% May 15
4 % May 21
"
10
8
9
15
15
12
Middle States PetroleumClass A v t c
1
16,820
Class Bvtc
1
26,000
8
Sale
83,050 Middle West Corp common..5
Midland Oil Corp—
2,850
4%
5%
32 conv pref
*
Midland Steel Products—
5,110
17%
18%
$2 non-cum div shares
*
- *
4,250 Midvale Co..
114% Sale
50c
1
10,300 Mid-West Abrasive Co
aVA
Sale
--10
21,200 Midwest Oil Co
71
600 Midwest Piping & Supply Co.*
11%
10!
1
1,500 Mining Corp or Can—
1%
*
20,875 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co..--*
58
Sale
60 Minnesota P & L 7 % pref
100
91
94%
1,530 Miss River Power 6% pref-100
9,300 Missouri Pub Serv common. .*
25,200 Mock Judson Voehringer. .2.50
11
Sale
1,000
2,100
10,350
4?l
300
200
175
300
1,1001
1,050
""360
""900
210.800
14,600
17,300
2,600
5,300
1,200
600
100
900
'""580
6,130
10,375
1,700
1,100
575
125
600
182,600
37,050
9,100
2,200
2,600
»
700
14,800
200
600
1.400
"l",306
3,300
1,800
150
2,710
2,700
4.300
600
2,400
73.800
93,000
2,390
1,100
15,300
3,000
98,700
130,400
1,700
16,700
29,350
1,800
47,000
9,000
24,500
3,775
32,910
29,700
37,500
6,600
170
40
100
200
400
Monogram Pictures com
-1
Monroe Loan Society cl A
1
Montana Dakota Utilities—10
Montgomery Ward & Co A..*
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com..*
Moody's Investorspartic pref.*
{Moore (Tom) Dist stamped. 1
Mtge Bank of Col Am Shsr.—
Mountain City Copper Co.-5c
Mountain Producers Corp—10
Mountain States Pow com—*
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel...100
11,400
380
8,500 Murray Ohio Mfg Co
7,100 Muskegon Piston Ring
2,150 Muskogee Co common
160
6% preferred
100
30
100
350
250
"4",300
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monarch Mach Tool Co com.*
*
Nat Manufacture & Stores— *
National Oil Products
—.4
National Power & Light—
$6 preferred*
National Refining com
..*
Nat Rubber Mach com
_*
National Steel Car Ltd......*
National Fuel Gas.:
National Sugar Refg—
*
National Tea Co 5% % pref. 10
National Transit..
12.50
National Tunnel & Mines.. -•-*
National Union Radio..... 30c
Navarro Oil Co
,..*
Nebraska Power 7% pref.. 100
Nehi Corp 1st preferred...—*
Nelson (Herman) Corp...
5
675
""235
600
12,100
19,300
34,300
9,500
700
100
*
4,400 N Y Auction Co common
100 N Y City Omnibus warrants.
10
8,850 N Y & Hond Rosario M
.
""300
For footnotes see page 53a
Sale
8% Sale
%
%
109% Sale
IP. VA
9%
11
1
57
Sale
100
92
114
120
4%
6%
4
6%
^
8%
9
Sale
16
7
7
.
Aug.
5
17
15
57%
53% Aug. 13
Aug.
5
Aug.
1
15% Aug.
105% Aug. 19 109% Aug.
108% 109
1%
1% Aug.
1%
5
1% Aug.
7
7%
6% Aug. 15
6%
Aug.
11%
°%
SIM
nSP.
5%
57
Aug. 29
6
6%
6%
38
41
40%
% Sale
1%
2%
1%
7%
„6%
160
162
160
19
20%
17%
18%
22
23%
23% 21%
Aug. 17
Aug. 19
18 SSI:
si*
6% Aug. 22
1
7% Aug.
Aug. 29
41
9
Aug.
MAug.
9
5
9
2
Aug. 30 168
Aug.
8
19
Aug.
Aug. 22
2
Aug, 16 23% Aug.
Sale
2% Aug. 16
3%
5
7
Aug.
5%
16% Aug. 23 16%
131
131% Aug. 24 132%
11
11
10%
Aug. 28
11%
13% Aug. 30 14
13% Sale
8
Sale
8
6% Aug. 30
18
16
5%
M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
11
22
5
23
8%
13% Sale
...
16% Sale
46% 46%
10
Sale
12% Sale
3
3%
43
44%
43
11%
10%
47
Sale
Sale
% Aug.
14
19
9
14%
42
45
6%
10% Sale
10% Sale
2%
3
33%
35
Sale
94% Sale
52
2
56
7%
31%
8%
7%
"9% Sale"
1%
Sale^
12% Sale
114% 117
6%
8*
117% 114
""4%
3
7%
%
2%
25
5
1
26
22
%
2%
2%
4%
12
125%
11%
%Aug.
3
13
14
Aug.
10% Aug. 13
10
Aug. 1
2% Aug.
9
33% Aug. 30
11%
10%
2%
35
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug. 24
Aug. 22
88
90% Aug.
5
5% Aug.
3
Aug.
1
7
Aug. 12
8%
Aug. 30
9
Aug.
8
Aug. 13
5
10% Aug.
1 % Aug.
9
1
% Aug.
26% Aug. 15
31
7% Aug. 23
7% Aug.
6
9
Aug. 13
1% Aug. 2
8
8
% Aug. 24
Aug. -8
8% Aug.
8
4%
6%
,8
30
3% Aug. 20
5% Aug. 23
% Aug.
9
23
Aug. 26
3% Aug. 20
5% Aug. 23
9
% Aug.
25
Aug. 26
65
64
59
Aug. 17 64
Aug. 30
20
22%
114% Sale
114% Aug.
116% Aug. 2
5
4
4%
Aug.
4% Aug. 22
1
13%
14%
13% Aug.
14% Aug.
61
57% Sale
55% Aug.
Aug. 2
12
%
% Aug.
% Aug.
28
31
31
Aug.
Aug. 10
3
3
2%
Aug.
Aug. 15
6
si
1!*
17
18%
17% Aug.
5
19
Aug. 22
8
9% Jan
11
7
15
July
Apr.
4
L20% May 13
2% Apr. 10
8% May 10
19
11
1
Jan. 23
Feb.
2
70% May 6
94
July 19
6%
6
9% Apr. 18
Apr. 16
41
1
Jan.
2% Jan.
7% Apr.
18
Jan.
29 171
Jan.
28 26
Jan.
16 30
% May
17
4% Jan.
25
4% Feb.
21
6% May
18
21 21% Apr.
May
1 142
28 13% Apr.
28 17% Mar.
10
Feb.
June 10
May 28 81% Jan.
June 26
May
May
May
Aug.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
July
May
May
8% May 21
5% May 21
% May 14
16
July
9
11% Jan.
10
4
5
13
24
29
8
15
21
2
4
2
9
6
29
29
3
11%
%
31
11%
17%
47%
14%
13%
3%
31
1% May 22
44
Jan.
76% June
2
July
3% May
97% Jan.
6
3% Apr.
6
6% Feb. 13
54% Jan.
4
11% Feb. 20
11
16
June
3
Feb
35
116
*
■
139%
15%
10
4% Aug. 20
30
7
10% Sale
lH
12
2%
"4% "5%
5% May 22
24% Jan. 18
% May 20
28
7
31
11
9
4
23
28
23
21
15
Jan.
10
107% June
1 L17% Feb. 20
5% Apr.
4
3% May 18
5
2
May 22 11% Jan.
75
nil 18$
7%
4% May
10
„% May 18
108% Aug. 19 114% Aug.
6
June
43% May 24
90
May 10
4%
6
5
May
May
1% Jan.
6% May
9% May
Aug.
Jan.
2% July 18
% Mar. 20
12
97
96
113
7% Sale
39%
39
16
1
New Haven Clock Co com...*
New Idea Inc common......*
New Jersey Zinc
25
New Mexico & Ariz Land
1
New Process Co common....*
a
Sale
2% Aug. 12
%, Aug. 3
5% Aug. 16
66
6
100
7
15
10%
15%
*
.....10
1,000 New England Pow Assn com.*
6% preferred...
100
10,630
250
$2 preferred—
*
100
2,200 New Engl Tel & Tel Co
1,000
1,900
1,300
100
com
6
27%
*
3% cum-4% non-cum
6
4% Sale
5% Sale
11
*
1
$3 conv preferred
50
National Container (Del)....l
5%
3%
3
Aug. 22
%s Aug. 3
6% Aug. 3
6*
Nachman Springfilled Corp..*
Nat Automative Fibres com.-l
Nat Bellas Hess com
1
National Breweries common..*
2,500
2,800 Neptune Meter class A....
2,800 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
"""250
26
1°
15
National Candy Co com
National City Lines com
3
24" Sale
*
2.50
—*
100
Nevada Calif Elec
"125
5% Sale
27
28
%
%
2%
3
6%
7%
2%
3
May 28
7% May 21
10
June 10
1 % May 27
24
7
June
May
5% May
8% Jan.
1
May
% May
8
May
110% May
84% May
3
May
4% May
% Aug.
18% June 14
Apr.
3
Jan.
25
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Jan.
Feb.
27
22
30
8% Mar.
6
25
8
3
6
12% Apr. 15
2
July 10
Jan.
8
Apr. 25
May 22
Jan.
4
Apr. 25
Jan. 26
1 % Feb.
1%
12%
117%
84%
6
7
1
30% Apr. 19
13%
76%
25%
June 22 136%
110
June 10
8%
3
10
May 23 15%
49
May 24 67
v
1%
% July 19
26
July 29 36
1
2
3%
Feb.
15
Apr. 25 15
15% May 21 28%
8% June 20
55
May 21
18
May 27
Apr. 15
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Jan.
3
Apr. 22
May 2
Apr.
2
Apr. 30
Jan.
8
Apr.
3
Apr. 25
Apr. 25
Jan. 25
Sept., 1940j
NEW
CURE
YORK
EXCHANGE
47
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Aug. 1
1940
Shares
STOCKS (<Continued,)
Par
8,600 N Y Merchandise Co com__10
2,320 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref^
3,620
7% preferred100
N Y Shipbuilding Co—
47,200
Founders shares.
-1
Bid
Ask
Bid
8 9*
7
75*
107
Sale
-
N Y State Elec & Gas Corp¬
1,590
se preferred
100
6,600 New York Transit
-5
3,460 N Y Water Serv 6% pref-..100
409,400 Niagara Hud Pow corn
10
11,100
5% 1st pref
100
940
5% 2d pref
100
21,000
Class A warrants
3,500
Class B warrants
13,800 Niagara Share
Corp class
450
Class A preferred
30,500 Niles-Bement-Pond com
5,280
3,074
1,900
2,600
3,345
2,240
10,400
50,500
6,600
'
"2",600
100
401,800
Sale
Sale
Sale
5H
Nipissing Mines
Noma Elec Corp com
--5
1
49*
North Amer Rayon clA
Class B common
*
50
Nor Amer Util Sec com
*
North Cent Texas Oil
5
Nor Ind PubSer 6% pref—100
7% preferred
100
Northern Pipe Line
10
Nor States Power A
25
Northwest Engineering
*
*
Ogden Corp common
5*
84
Sale
26
27
259*
27
49
50
*A
29*
100
Sale
69*
79*
149* Sale
169*
189*
359*
369*
-4
Ohio Brass class B
*
Ohio Edison $6 preferred
*
Ohio Oil 6% pref..
-100
Ohio Power 6% preferred--100
107
Sale
989*
989*
89*
199*
99*
199*
Oklahoma Nat Gas
15
com
$3 preferred
$5.50 conv pref—
50
*
1
Oldetyme Distillers
Oliver United Filters B
Omar Inc
Pacific Can Co common
59* % 1st preferred
47
"79*
*
11
25
*
100
Pacific Public Service com
*
$1.30 1st preferred
Pantepec Oil of Venezuelae
*
OlilSS IB
mm
*
13
89
59*
20
49*
39*
909*
6
219*
2.50
1,100 Penn Traffic Co
242,600 Pennroad Corp com
226,600 Pa Cent Airlines com
400 Pa Edison Co $2.80 prei
*
150
$5 preferred
2,010 Pa Gas & Elec class A
1,330 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pret
*
4,650
$7 preferred
*
50
2,870 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
750 Pennsylvania Sugar Co-.-—20
16,950 Pa Water & Power
4,550 Pepperell Mfg Co
100
*
700 Perfect Circle com
31,000 Pharis Tire & Rubber Co
12,700 Philadelphia Co com
♦
340 Phila Elec $5 div preferred25
1,925 Phila El Pow 8% pref
12,200 Phillips Packing Co
*
972,500 Phoenix Securities common—1
$3 conv preferred A
62,300
-10
*
13,500 Pierce Governor Co com
1
68,200 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
34,800 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter,*
25c
5
20,800 Potrero Sugar com
5
19,000 Powdrell & Alexander com
400 Power Corp of Can com
110
6% 1st preferred
.-100
*
7,100 Pratt & Lambert
50,400 Premier Gold Mining
875 Prentice-Hall Inc
-*
com--
1
13,700 Pressed Metals of Amer
20
10,500 Producers Corp of Nev
7,100 Prosperity Co B common—-—*
1,800 Providence Gas Co
33.700 Prudential Investors com
$6 preferred
4,500
Public Service of Colorado—
*
429*
119*
"449*
160H
34
Sale
12
800
66,900
39,625
77,500
575
4,500
6% prior lien pref
Sale
Sale
19*
29*
m" Sale"
1679*
Sale
'679* Sale'
89
269*
8
79*
919*
29
Sale
8
ii*
ISm
For footnotes see page 53.
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61
M
9*
39*
9*
809*
199*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
20
Aug.
509* Aug.
5*8 Aug.
39*
56
109*
1009*
D„9*
84
20
8*
3*
Sale
19*
40
99*
Sale
42
89*
89*
69*
979*
1069* 109
1109* 115
909* Sale
50
Sale
1039* 1049*
110
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
78x4
129*
69*
69*
14
13
1
22
31
29* Aug. 26
39*
209* Aug, 26 219*
3 1079*
1069* Aug.
100
8 1019*
Aug.
1149* Aug. 13 1169*
113
Aug. 26 113
6 1059*
1059* Aug.
129*
139*
149*
33
34
139* Aug. 15
32?* Aug. 17
1
299* Aug.
81
82
49*
169*
59*
19
49*
169*
5
18
Aug. 17
49* Aug. 13
80
39*
3
7
30
24
469*
139*
329*
299*
9*
489*
14
339*
309*
3*
45
159*
319*
30
31
9*
9*
29*
2
29*
Aug.
Aug.
159*
19* Aug.
149* Aug. 16
36
40
37
40
37
63
65
Sale
63
659*
1
19*
19*
9*
104
1079* 109
1109* 106
Sale
110
1109* 1119* 112
1709* 176
175
L759* 185
1
60
589*
689* Sale
25
239*
59*
&
6
116
309*
Sale
139*
19* Sale
7
4*
45
Sale
Sale
48
1 oy,
J\y2
S2H Sale
Sale
759*
29
49*
69*
49*
69*
30
7
9
569* Aug. 24
1
689* Aug.
2
Aug.
49* Aug.
6
59* Aug. 27
39*
v
5
65
57
y
199*
Sale
%
39*
49*
939*
29*
8
10
59
109*
809*
19*
79*
Aug. 19
13
13
16
16
29
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
%
39*
8
1049* 108
110
92
113
Sale
429* Sale
20
6P,
1049* 107
1119* 113
919* Sale
449* Sale
21
Apr.
15
389* May
9
Feb.
85* Feb.
13
3 9* Feb.
20
159* May
Apr.
6
,6
anJan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20
14
Feb.
6
59* Feb. 27
3 5* Jan. 26
21
8
129* Feb.
1
29* May 27
15* May 21
119* Jan. 15
29* Jan.
22 5* Apr.
33
15
385* May
26
65
11
2
21
28 112
19
2
Aug.
1
169* Aug,
37
Aug. 27
1
60
73
24
June
64
Apr.
Aug, 20
J* May
Aug. 24
979* May
Aug. 31 1039* May
Aug. 15 il585*May
12
Feb.
3
Aug.
539* May
53
Aug. 29
May
2
22
Aug.
May
49* Aug.
69* Aug.
6
6
4
49* Aug.
89* Aug.
319* Aug,
2
1
1
14
Aug. 23
15* Aug. 26
9
7
Aug.
299* July
39* May
5
May
20
May
95 Jan.
119*
619*
129*
885*
29*
79*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31
8
22
43
22
29
9
May
May
May
May
May
65
June
27
8
9
24
24
24
10
20
15
21
27
17
21
24
15
10
June 24
199* Aug. 31
% Aug. 31
16
July
July
2
Aug,
2
Aug,
Aug, 27
Aug 16
Aug, 30
1029* Aug, 30
79*
9*
3 9*
89*
69*
18
11
May 29
9* May
May
May
July
May
May
May
95
May
32
49*
5*
25*
89*
45*
3
169*
725*
90 9*
289*
93
Aug. 22
459* Aug. 22
109
67
35
June
15
11
6
May
Apr. 30
July 15
Mar. 21
3
15
8
28
11
3
Apr. 18
Jan.
13
Jan.
4
Mar. 14
4
5
11
Jan.
15$
P
2
Feb.
8
Mar. 30
Apr.
May
4
1
3
Jan.
8
85* Apr.
8
45
Feb. 29
135* Apr. 26
5
619* Jan.
Apr. 17
lit*
1?*
Feb.
July
29
1
Jan.
6
Feb.
7
19* Jan.
20
15
4$
Apr. 18
Jan.
4
1
85* Feb.
815* Jan. 24
249* Apr.
8
A2
Jan.
28
42
Mar.
21
10
Feb.
10
21
19
319* Feb. 29
13
9
13
June
Jan.
4
95* Feb.
7
99* Apr.
24 1029* May
6
23
A
27
il049*May 16 107
1109* Aug. 16 1109* Aug. 16
3
Feb.
Apr.
85* Jan.
89* Jan.
21
15* May 29
75* Aug. 29
4
9*
169*
369*
329*
5*
15 120
25
June 27
1
6
49
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
22 1135* Mar.
28 185
May
May 22
4 5* June
55
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
9
1089* Feb. 28
959* Jan.- 11
65* Feb. 23
9* Aug. 16
88
3
13
12
9* May 21
25* May 22
41
8
Jan.
18
5* Aug. 10
1
Apr.
Jan.
3
%> Jan.
35* Mar. 14
May
1
28 1179* May
6
21
95* Apr. 18
21
4
159* Jan.
1
% Aug.
39* Aug. 10
65* Aug.
Mar. 28
21 110
9* Aug. 16
Aug.
3
21
9* Aug. 30
39* Aug. 26
% Aug.
8
25
Jan.
12
29* June
7
3 5* Jan. 26
10
19
52
Jan.
Jan.
149* Aug. 13
32M Aug. 30
60
199* Sale
% Sale
339*
369*
19
Mar. 27
10 9* Jan.
119*
5
% Aug.
3
39*
3
39*
Aug. 13
89*
99*
8~
89*
89* Aug. 26
6
69*
Aug. 12
69*
69*
102
105
7
100
1029* 102
Aug.
4*
4
May
May
39
H
Sale
June
72
113 9* June
39* Aug. 13
79* Aug. 13
28
Aug. 16
139* Aug. 22
19* Aug.
1
69* Aug. 17
Feb.
May 10
359* Jan.
8 177
24
23
16
20
41
26
ill
17
27
29
30
17
9* Mar. 7
Aug, 13 108
Aug. 24 112
/Vug.
18
27
21
319*
49*
Sale
31
149*
Sale
69*
469*
119* Sale
619* Sale
129*
129*
2
100
6
120
39*
8 9*
299*
139*
19*
69*
439*
91
Aug. 22
21
28
139* Feb.
May
269* May
20
16
739*
239*
113
Sale
12
57
Aug. 27
21
28
2
29*
2
22
21
8
Feb.
Feb.
5
May 24
15* July 22
Aug. 30
Aug. 13
47
15
12
*>t Jan.
1
55*
995*
719*
99*
19*
59*
19*
103 9*
265*
265*
15* June 17
39* Aug.
1
May 28 24 9* May 10
95
May 24 1105* Mar. 12
94
June 12 107
Apr.
5
1109* May 23 1169* Aug. 31
104
May 27 1169* Mar. 26
96
June 13 1085* Apr.
1
59* July 19
85* Apr.
5
139* May 22
Apr.
3
iA*
39
May 23 50
Mar. 13
100
May 23 117
Mar. 29
15* Feb.
1
45* July 16
75* Aug.
1
Sale
8
18
21
1
27
139* Aug. 19
31
5
Aug.
Jan.
5
3
69* Jan.
92
Mar. 28
87
Apr.
4
18
June
39* Aug.
29
169* Sale
16
9
15
819* Aug. 13
45* Aug. 13
69* Aug, 20
18
10
16
29
17
149* Aug. 23
5
Aug.
22
22
May
Jan.
May
May
May
57
May
15
May
15
May
449* May
9* Mar.
29* May
95
May
97
May
6
May
7
May
12
May
26 9* June
89*
5*
39*
9*
Aug. 22
33 9* Aug.
30
Aug.
23
Jan.
50
8
6
24
Sale
as
235* Apr. 22
27 108
May
13
75* Apr.
9* May 23
39* May 24
4*
7
19
149*
309*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
49*
85
45
Aug.
16
28
14
2
21
7
il"
299* Sale
299*
309*
1049* 1069* 1059* 108
9
9* Aug. 26
39* Aug. 13
9* Aug.
3
829* Aug.
1
209* Aug.
3
20
Aug. 12
509* Aug. 14
9*6 Aug. 13
69* Aug.
15* Aug. 22
3
7
109* Aug.
159* Aug.
13
3
Aug.
6
6
39* Sale
3
»h
1
3
179* Aug. 14 189* Aug; 22
50
6
50
489* Aug.
Aug. 23
1149* 113
Aug. 13 1149* Aug. 15
82
May 21
May
59* Jan.
17
May
39* May
73
May
66
July
1
Aug.
Aug.
14
29*
Sale
11
98
23
19*
33
5
_
Highest
Sale Prices
99* Mar. 11
98
May 23 109
Jan.
19
1039* May 25 1189* Jan.
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 22
Aug.
3
Aug. 31
Aug. 12
14 104
Aug.
5 1149* Aug.
5
Sale
""49* Sale"
12
39*
19*
"21" "22""
22
6
I*
9* Sale
49*
49*
79*
89*
17
6
29*
19*
49
113
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
17
29*
Sale
Sale
Sale
189* Aug.
66
9
19
19*
6
"119* "12"
Aug. 13
5
Sale
109*
119*
19* Sale
79* Sale
93
7% prior lien pref
_100
Puget Sound P & L $6 pref—*
$5 prior preferred
*
Puget Sound Pulp & Timb—*
Pyle-National Co com
5
Pyrene Mfg
10
499*
114
299*
59*
69*
Aug. 23
1029*
1149* 1119*
69*
109*
99*
15
149*
32
309*
309*
if*
Sale
47
113
115
36
Lowest
Sale Prices
7
May 28
85
39* Sale
21
209*
106
107
1069* 1079*
100
101
1009* 102
116
1169* Sale
113
112
1149*
1059* 107 9* 106
1079*
69*
9
*
—-100
32
29*
2
12
Public Service of Oklahoma—
1,490
ij5K
159*
299*
""9* "~~9*
6
6% 1st preferred-.100
7% 1st preferred
100
400
26,625 Pub Serv of Ind $7 prior pfd—*
$6 preferred
*
27,225
819*
189*
189*
509*
29*
9
*
140
219*
I&
%
«
Ii39*
350 Pneumatic Scale Corp Ltd—10
15,500 Polaris Mining Co
^
Sale
29*
1029*
1109*
"99* Sale"
550 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR—50
45,400 Pittsburgh Forgings Co
50
14,630 Pitts & Lake Erie RR
10
13,200 Pitts Metallurgical Co
45,500 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com—25
10,600 Pleasant Valley Wine Co__---l
7.50
8,800 Plough Inc common
%
39*
39*
9*
Sale
49*
25
900 Penn Mex Fuel common —50c
649*
89*
8
9*
39*
339* Sale
31
319*
1
--10
31,600 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co--l
310 Patchogue Plymouth Mills—*
1,610 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
95
629*
3
29*
American shares
4,980 Peninsula Telep Co com
350
$1.40 preferred
Sale
*
1
*
Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref.-.25
Pacific Lighting $5 pref
Pacific P & L 7% pref
88
65
Hi*
1139* 115
19*
19*
Sale Prices
17
39* Sale
219*
Ohio Pub Serv
7% 1st pref.100
6% 1st pref
100
Oilstocks Ltd common
5
Sale
95
c
829*
199*
199*
499*
9*
39*
18
89*
9*
39*
%
IK
4
Sale
1
*
*
$6 preferred
189*
60
7
99
1
1
6% prior preferred
ii Sale
67
85*
700 Paramount Motors Corp
1,150 Parker Pen Co-
13,900
55*
59*
Highest
Sale Prices
1059* 1069* 1039* Aug, 14 106
6
59* Sale
59*
9
59* Aug.
59*
21
19
199*
209*
199* Aug, 13 209*
4
49* Sale
Sale
3 9* Aug. 30
49*
Sale
85
Sale
819* Aug. 14 85
68
69
70
679*
67
Aug, 15 70
132
9*6
%
Sale
Vs
1
9* Aug.
9*
,9*
49*
49*
49* Aug, 21
49*
"§ ~8T
*
3,035 Overseas Securities Co
1,500
60,700
7,700
1,675
1,065
1,800
2194
55*
86 J*
Ask
Lowest
Sale
106
1
Nor Amer Lt & Pow com
Ask Bid
179*
13
5 9*
Aug. 31
7
79*
7
79*
7
Aug.
9
Aug.
1049* 106
1059* Sale
1049* Aug. 15 1059* Aug. 31
114
1159* 114
1159* 1149* Aug. 27 1159* Aug. 10
-100
12,000 Novadel-Agene Corp
47,700
6,750
2,925
10,050
1,870
1,100
1,175
-4,200
56,600
7,900
5,525
183,984
119*
B..5
400 Nineteen Hundred Corp B
19,700
11,000
190,100
27,375
13,600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
5
7
May 14
10 1139* Mar. 19
May 21 1069* May
May 21
595* May
3
3
m
1059* 107
109
24
112
Sale
819* Sale
20
89*
59*
Sale
10
6
1099* 1069* Aug. 8 109
110
114
Aug. 21 112
22
6
Aug.
Sale
265*
7
809* Aug.
87
Sale
17
189*
179* Aug. 20 20
89*
10
6
59*
69*
Aug.
5
69*
1089*
1119*
249*
869*
Aug. 30
Aug. 28
9
Aug.
Aug. 21
1
Aug.
99
June
7 1099* Feb. 14
7 1139* May
9
1049* June
139* May 28
58
May 21
115* Jan. 26
75* May 22
Aug. 19
4
5*..May 28
329* Jan.
87
Aug.
May
Apr.
Mar.
29
10
21
10
12
7
NEW
48
YORK
aggregate
SALES
In
August
Shares
590
80
EXCHANGE
CURB
Jan. 2
STOCKS (1Continued)
Shares
4,730 Quaker Oats com
0% preferred———
2,970
1,150 Quebec Power Co—
Par
100
*
Ask
117
150
103)4 100)4 105
150
157
160
9)4
10)4
8)4
9)4
102
150
118
153
12)4
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
16
300
300
80
100
100
300
100
1,200
50
17,800
""loo
100
100
125
16,600
Option warrants.
2,795 Railway A Light Securities—•
1,300 Rys & Utll invest cl A com—1
Raymond Concrete Pile—
Common
*
6,300
900
4,000
7,300
9,725
3,600
14,500
3,150
598,700
7,300
1,900
25,200
$3
conv
Raytheon Mfg com
50c
*
—*
Reed Roller Bit Co
Republic Aviation Corp
Rheem Mfg Co
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
500
500
100
100
30,300
1,025
2,600
400
"""166
300
2,400
40
1,900
1,800
100
13",900
1,300
100
3,300
"""e65
300
700
100
"1:006
800
650
100
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100
Aug.
5
Aug. 12 103
153
Aug. 13
Aug. 21 155
50
12,400
100
"1420
100
1,900
1 600
300
400
1,100
1,200
50
400
10
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800
200
50
2,900
1,800
100
500
50
200
1,100
2,100
1,100
600
100
300
4,900
1,200
225
53,500
9,200
100
1,800
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150
1
1)4
12
125a
29)4
30
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Seiberling Rubber com
*
Selby Shoe Co com
—*
Selected Industries.1
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$5.50 prior stock
25
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2
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4
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20
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1
13
8
22
14
16
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24
22
8
22
1
2
12
2
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Feb.
9
.
July 26
Feb. 16
June 20
Feb.
6
16
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X Feb.
Feb.
14
41
July 1
24
2X Jan.
2
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1 % Feb.
6
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6
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Aug. 22
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9
1954 Mar. 27
5)4 Jan.
4
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5
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% Jan.
5
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May 21 104)4 July 16
Feb.
May
May
V
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4
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42
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;
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8
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40
May
4)4 Aug.
IX May54 May
IX Aug.
9
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48 X May
4
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29
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X Aug.
9
May
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Feb.
9
Jan. 29
Jan.
2
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Feb.
6
Jan.
5
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Mar. 20
Mar. 7
Jan.
.
4
Apr. 13
July 12
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6
Feb.
5
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Apr. 30
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May 3
May 6
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Jan. 18
Jan. 26
Jan. 17
May 13
16
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1
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54 Aug. 27
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.
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9
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1
3
54 Aug.
9
5
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14
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13
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1
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5
1
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22
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1
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5
1
Aug. 19 10554 Aug.
1
2
54
1)4
14
4)4
3)4
154
154
2954
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29
2854
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60
7
22
54 Aug.
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Aug.
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21
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30
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19
29
13
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21
13
13
29
13
2
27
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4)4 Aug. 12
Aug. 14
13
IX Aug. 23
11% Aug. 26
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6
18
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31% Aug. 21
10454 Aug. 29
2
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Aug.
Aug.
1
9
8
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15
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Aug. 20
9X Aug. 22
18)4 Aug. 31
34
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1
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X Aug.
1
22)4 Aug.
9
9)4 Aug. 30
28
Aug. 31
1X
24
35
37
1754 Aug.
1754 Aug.
3
Mar.
7
1
Apr.
40
Jan.
May
May
Aug.
June
May
May
18
23
27
29
5
28
28
Jan.
2
5
Apr. 30
IX Mar.
8)4 Jan.
Jan.
54 Jan.
6)4 Jan.
11
2
5
16
2
5
59)4 Apr. 23
Apr.
6
60
IX Mar. 9
2)4 Mar. 13
8)4 Apr 12
*A Jan.
May
July
3)4 May
10
May
62X June
106
May
554 May
8
May
1X Jan.
% June
954 Mar.
99
Aug.
8
954 July 31
June 10
1
19
53
Jan.
Mar.
54
3)4
8)4
%
2)4
29)4 Mar. 13
1
6
22
25
5
6
May 21
July 12
41
12)4
Sale
July
7
June 24
54 Aug. 27
1
38
106)4 10454 106
% Sale
X
o
>
% Sale
7S
24)l
Aug. 30
13 X Aug. 10
22
57,,
32
2454
154
10
154
1154
854
18 X
104
5
150
54
%
6)4
12)4
6
33
2054
""454
1
15
IX Aug.
4)4 Aug. 15
2
X Aug.
53
Aug. 31
10
27
Sale
27
154
2
154
101)4
99
X
1)4
154
354
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
63)4 Sale
4
4)4
95
11
24
Sale
3
94
3
Aug.
9
X Aug.
6
10)4 Aug.
1
2454 Aug. 16
10
6)4 May 22
May 17
X June 11
X May 21
16)4 May 22
454 May 17
M, July 24
10
May 27
4
July
8
12)4 June
3
3)4 Aug. 13
1)4 May 22
34
9
Aug.
2)4 Aug. 27
11
%
1354
2754
1)4
% Aug. 13
5)4 June 13
X Feb. 16
116 X
H
3
Aug.
8)4 Aug. 17
Aug.
% Aug.
1)4 Aug.
11
Aug.
3
Aug.
63X Aug.
454 Aug.
54 Aug.
254
154
3)4
1
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Me
1
27
5
2
16
1
3)4 Aug. 13
44)4
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8)4
54
2%
45
4354
>
Sale
53
59
10554 Sale
*
Tube class B
_.l
Standard Wholesale Phosphate
6 Acid Works
20
400
1
13
13
Sale
Sale Prices
94
June 10 125
142
May 21 155
8
May 21 13
113
"23"
22X
Class B common
19,200
$7 preferred
2,170
20,000 Standard Products Oo.i.
Standard Silver Lead
29,200
30,500 Standard Steel Spring Oo
Me Aug.
2
6)4 Aug. 23
13
Pub
600 Standard Brewing Co
1
40,600 Standard Cap & Seal com
Conv
preferred
---10
13,450
Standard Dredging Corp—
Common
....-1
5,000
$1.60 conv preferred.
20
1,400
4,050 Stand Invest $5)4 preferred--*
Standard
Oil
(Kentucky)----10
54,500
25
64,000 Standard Oil (Ohio) com
5% preferred
100
2,325
1
319,700 Standard Power & Lt com
/
X
Aug.
Aug.
X Aug.
1
Aug.
20
Aug.
5
Aug.
Me Aug.
14
Aug.
4)4 Aug.
3)4
454
12)4 1254 13)4 1154
73
Sale
7554 76
110)4 109
109
110)4 109
4)4
6)4
10)4
12)4 1054 "12)4
25
28,700 South Penn Oil
10
2,400 So West Pa Pine Lines
10,600 Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc.—1
5%
1st
preferred.
*
3,070
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
600
_*
6,000 Spencer Shoe Corp
..*
700 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
Me
4
17,800 South Coast Corp com....—1
25,200 Sou Calif Edison 6% pref B—25
5 MS % pref class O.
-25
16,600
5% original pref-—..——25
1,100
7,700 Southern Colo Power cl A—25
40
7% preferred
100
140 South New Engl Telep Co--100
1,600 Southern Phosphate Co—10
,—10
22,100 Southern Pipe Line
18,800 Southern Union Gas com.....*
Preferred A
—25
1,075
5
25,200 Southland Royalty Co
53.
20)4
5)4
11
40
11)4
73)4
241,000 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co..*
—J
11,900 Simplicity Pattern Go
100 Simpson's Ltd B stock--.--..100
4,980 SingerMfg Co
Singer Mfg Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
1,400
310 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
Skinner
Organ Co common—5
600
—.---1
9,600 Solar Mfg Co
Sonotone Corp.
-—1
44,400
—1
6,600 Soss Mfg Co
For footnotes see page
V
54
%
1)4
5)4
Corp conv pref.——
2,300 Standard
11
9)4
2% Sale
60)4 Sale
454
4)4
54
Sherwin-Williams of Can.-—*
Simmons-Boardman
2)4
38
Denn Mining—---5
(The) common
2*
Sale
Shawinigan Water A Power.-*
cum
m
5Sale
9
Sherwin-Williams Co com...25
5%
Sale^
49%
3)4
a 4^
11% Sale
42)4 45)4
10
Sale
1
8)4 Sale
Allotment certificates..—...
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets reg. .—£1
88,300 Sentry Safety Control..--—-1
.1
1,000 Serrick Corp class B com
*
2,100 Seton Leather com
Silex Co
J*
51
*
*
1
4
11254 120
112K 114
13
12)4 10 X
9
854
9)4
2)4
2)4
154
154
2
21
24
23
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Service $6 preferrek
—*
Scullin Steel Co common—.-*
Warrants
......----•i-*
13)4
Sale
14)4
4)4
1)4
42
1
454
Sale
13
13
%
Sale
40
20
5M auI:
)4 Aug. 20
% Aug. 20
%
Me
X
102
104
Aug. 19 104)4 Aug. 24
103)4 104 X 103
104
103)4 104)4 102
lp
5i
1,400 Savoy Oil Co
-*
6,700 Schiff Co com25
52,700 Scovlll Mfg Co
Scranton Elec $6 pref
*
""740 Scranton Lace Co common—*
Shattuck
1H
20)4
5)4
4)4
1)4
63^
59,225
7,800
35,850
2,200
1,100
1,900
19)4
4H
11B
Securities Corp (Jen'I com
Seeman Bros common
%
13 54
115
6)4% 1st pref.—r
100 11)4 12
*
1,000 Roeser & Pendleton Inc.
Sale
12,700 Rome Cable Corp common—5
5
10,800 Roosevelt Field Inc
Sale
3
Root
Petroleum
Cocom
-.1
12,500
9
7)4
$1.20 conv preferred
-20
3,400
X
—*
16.700 Rossia Tnternat Corp
—* 60)4
7,500 Royal Typewriter com
3
2.50
4,900 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc.
14)4
1
83,100 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
45
46)4
$2.50 conv pref.
*
1,850
1
2,200 Ryan Aeronautical Co.254
2X
8,800 Ryan Consoi Petroleum—- —*
154
1)4
20,600 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com—1
Sale
4
1,400 St Lawrence Corp Ltd.——-*
Sale
15
A $2 conv preferred
50
330
3)4 Sale
417,400 St Regis Paper Co---—----5
57)4 Sale
7%preferred.---100
15,275
7)| Sale
Salt
Dome
Oil
Co..
1
75,855
1
X
1
10,800 Samson United Corp com
36
39
50 Sanford Mills——.———*
18,312
29,700
3,000
1,200
389,399
40,400
3,850
44,800
4,350
6,700
6,100
X
1
1
*
Voting trust ctfs
-.---1
18,400
4,375 Rochester G & E 6% pfD--100
175
6% preferred O—-100
Rochester Telephone Corp—
200
H
11)4
11)4
.
""200
%
11 Vs
Sale
lZ
«
8,700
X
4)4
Richmond Radiator com1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
7«
6
10)4
-50c
6
10
100
200
300
500
200
600
650
300
6)4
1
(Daniel) com.—-----*
Relter Poster Oil Corp
Reliance El & EngCo.
54
6
40
pref
Red Bank Oil Co
Reeves
%
Sale
9
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
1940
Bid
Radio-Keith-Orph eum—
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
65? Apr.
185?
10
Jan. 31
Apr.
4
11454 Jan. 10
11)4 Mar. 7
15)? Apr. 16
100
10 22)4
6)1
24
IX
10
954
26
19 155
2M
154 July
95
May
X Feb.
*A Aug.
1)4 Jan.
3)4 May
1)4 May
10554
Apr. 12
June 21
Apr. 24
Mar. 26
Jan.
8
May
7
Mar. 11
Feb. 21
Jan.
3
Apr.
Apr.
4
2
May
IX June
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Jan.
3
Mar.
Apr 19
27
May
24)4 May
35
66
167
Mar. 16
Feb.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
July
28
May
21
Aug.
IX May
8
May
4)4
4)4
2)4
14)4
14 Jan.
1
May
IK Mar.
X Jan.
4)4 Aug.
13
Aug.
Mar.
May
lA Apr.
19
1
May
9
1
May
1
Apr. 29
Jan.
Feb
3
24
Mar. 21
Apr.
J an.
2
22
6
23
12
14
May
8)4 May
7)4 June
16)4 May
26)1 May
100)4 June
X June
% Aug.
6
23
May
1
20
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
15)4 May 28
2
2
2)4 Mar. 21
2
Jan.
4
X Jan. 23
1654 Mar. 23
24
Mar. 15
2)4 Feb.
14
11
20)4
4154
L10)4
54
X
27X
10)4
Feb. 15
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
'A Jan.
40)4 Jan.
IX Feb.
21
9
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
8
2
3
10
11
12
15
3
8
Feb. 29
CUES EXCHANGE
YOBK
.NEW
Sept., 1940]
49
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN AUGUST
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Aug. 1
1940
Shares
STOCKS
Ask
(Continued)
Par Bid
28,100 Starrett (The) Oorp vtc..—1
1X Sale
435 Steel Co of Canada ord
—*
1,850 Stein (A) & Co com
*
10,600 Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.—.—*
450
6% 1st preferred
50
5% 2d preferred--20
33,050 Sterling Aluminum Prod-'
1
6,200 Sterling Brewers Inc—
1
16,900 Sterling Inc..
-—1
12
Aug.31
Ask
Bid
4,175 Stetson (John B) Co com
*
2,100 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
—5
4,950 Stroock (8) & Co Inc
»
9,000 Sullivan Machinery Co
*
7,700 Sun Ray Drug Co com..
1
88.599 Sunray OiI_.._.
.....1
5,250
53*% conv preferred
.-50
8,000 Superior Oil Co of Calif
25
Superior Portl Cement A
*
Class B
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5* Sale
Xt Aug. 13
H Aug.
1
43
41
133*
4
Sale
35
Sale
2% Aug. 13
Aug.
2
23* Aug. 28
Aug.
2
8
Aug. \2
7 34 Aug.
1
1% Aug.
2
2A Aug. 12
35
35
8
Aug.
2
6X Aug. 15
5* Aug. 20
13* Aug.
9
""554 ""6"
13*
23*
2
25*
33* Aug. 30
93*
11**
9
Aug.
9
Aug.
9
Aug.
15* Aug.
37
Aug.
233* Aug.
9H
12V
Sale
2
34 X
33
38
345*
3 A Aug.
6
105* Aug.
10
Aug.
934 Aug.
13* Aug.
37
Aug.
235* Aug.
21
•
14
5
3
12
26
16
Taggart Oorp com
..-.--1
Tampa Electric Co.
..♦
tTastyeast Inc class A—
1
Taylor Distilling Co_
-.1
Technicolor Inc common
770 Texas P & L 7% pref
13,900 Texon Oil & Land Co
*
J00
2
31,050 Thew Shovel Co common..--5
22,700 Tilo Roofing Inc
1
800 Tishman Realty & Constr
*
1,975 Tobacco & Allied Stocks
*
19,600 Tobacco Prod Exports
*
Sale
334 Aug.
26X Aug.
Sale
35
26
16
May 18
53* Jan. 23
X Aug. 20
IX May 18
2X May
Xt Mar.
7 X May
63* May
8
May
IX June
Aug.
43* Aug.
300
690
30
~-
—
Am
dep rets ord reg shs
Am dep rets def reg
2X
X
£1
5s
*
100
100
7,990 Todd Shipyards Corp....
—1,150 Toledo Edison 6 % pref-.
520
7% preferred A._
800 Tonopah Belmont Dev
10c
5,500 Tonopah Mining of Nev
_.l
37,500 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com
1
29,100 Transwestern Oil Co
27,900 Tri-Continental Corp warr
66
106
\
\i
10
200 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
-♦
-
113
Sale**
Xt
66
106
111
Sale
aVA
8
X Sale
93*
252,200 Udylite Corp
4,700 JUien & Co series A pref
Series B pref
700
26,500 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc
4,800 Union Gas of Canada
10
3* Sale
5X
33
Sale
2934
25*
73*
3 3*
7H
5X
Sale
30
Sale
IX
2X
OX Sale
4X Sale
1
*
2
40
13
Jan.
9
5
July
13
*
>6A
2X,
9
3V*1
*
4X Aug. 16
27 X Aug. 14
Xt
IX
2X
Xt
Aug.
1
Aug. 10
Aug.
Aug.
5X Aug.
3
Aug. 31
Aug. 13
OX Aug.
7
30
2
2
4X Aug. 19
2'
9X
2X
...
2X
11
__
IX Aug. 14
21
8X Aug.
5X Aug.
2
Union Stock Yds of Omaha.100
.1
9500
Common
...——*
800 United Milk Products com—*
$3 participating preferred-.♦
92
13 3*
59
14
61
Sale
103
3*
48 X May
Aug.
Aug.
103
Xt Aug.
X
34 Hi
22
68
29
21
Sale
24 3*
78
75
X Aug.
X Aug.
Mar.
6
21 109
Jan.
9
24 115
Apr.
4
4
Xt Apr. 20
22
IX Apr. 15
28
7
3X Jan.
22
3
X M ay 15
Xt Jan.
x8X Jan. 31 x8X Jan. 31
May
May
Xt Apr.
Xt Jan.
X May
2
May
-
45* May
May
1 X May
6X May
20
22
22
28
21
35* May 21
May 21
May
8
18
15
83* May 21
593* May 18
3* May 21
X Aug.
X Aug.
30X Aug.
74X Aug. 13
74X Aug. 13
3* Jan.
63* Jan.
% May
87 54 June
3* Feb.
79
May
2
11
24
22
11
8
28
Am
dep rets tor ord reg.
43*
55*
120 United NJRR & Canal—100
11,600 United Profit Sharing com.25c
100
10% preferred
10
25
52,360 United Shoe Mach com
4,370
Preferred
25
3* May 17
1
16 54 May 21
j*, 190
U S Foil class B
♦
U S Graphite Oo common....5
U S & Internat Sec com
*
1st preferred with warr
U S Lines Inc pref
U S Plywood
$1.50
conv
Oo
common
pref
*
*
1
20
83X
...
Sale'
...
43* Sale
I'm "'X
61
Sale
33* Sale
Universal Cooler class A..
900
.Class B
89,200
2,000
7,600
7,850
48,900
9,900
Universal
Oorp
v t c....
—
Universal Insurance
—8
Universal Pictures com..
—1
Universal Products Co...
*
Utah Idaho Sugar Co.... ::i5
*
Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref_.—
45 X
7
43*
4X
X
4X
6
X
4X
6X
X
43*
73*
X
52
Sale
2X
Sale
31
2X
26 X
33
34
2X
3
2X
4X
17 X
6
IX
434
18
X
9
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
3X
Xt Sale
62
53
2X Sale
27
2$
1X Sale
83*
4X
3*
15* Sale
51
IX Sale
2%
3X
7
*
Sale
6X
30
—1
61
44 X
7
25
*
Sale
6X
Sale
United Stores Corp com—50c
1 ' 12,100
2
129.100 United Wall Paper
Universal Oonsol Oil Co....10
"""600
5*
240* 244)1
8* 5* 8^
625* Sale
44
22
U S Radiator common—
1
U S Rubber Reclaiming.....♦
U S Stores Corp com—.--50c
$7 conv 1st pref
4X
244 h
238
"'H ""H
27,200 United Specialties common.-.1
149,600
2,000
14,300
12,140
124,700
i
52,200
j
21,250
4
22.300
1 32,700
i*. 1,200
1
IX Sale
66 X
65
454
X Sale
154 Sale
934
53*
1
IX
354 Sale
203*
24
7
4
Xt Aug. 30
585* Aug. 23
433* Aug. 12
65* Aug. 23
43* Aug.
7
53* Aug. 14
3
X Aug.
513* Aug. 16
Aug. 15
2
235* Aug.
8
7
Aug.
2
Aug.
23* Aug. 13
30
1
Aug. 13
3
X Aug.
63
3
Aug.
445* Aug. 27
73* Aug. 13
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
Aug.
34
Aug.
15* Aug.
3
Aug.
63*
3*
523*
25*
20
May 21
70
Feb. 27
5
23
3
Aug. 13
13* Mty 21
193* June 10
26
May 23
1
May 23
23* Feb.
2
Xt Jan. 27
3
Aug. 13
Aug. 31
Aug.
6
3* July 29
13* June 10
43* Aug. 21
33* Aug. 13
3* May 22
2J* Miy 20
15
May 27
4
May 2i
14 54 May 21
1
Aug. 19
4854 May 28
3
33* Aug.
183* Aug.
22
21
17
17
"a
693*
70X
59
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
33* May 22
3
May 23
3* May 21
47
43* Aug.
Aug.
31
27
8
6
30
Aug.
1
13* Aug.
1
713* Aug. 28
Jan.
3
Feb. 21
Jan. 20
Jan. 11
65* Apr.
13* Jan.
1
Jan.
29
11
5
35* Apr. 22
135*
Feb.
0
33*
Feb.
29
195* Apr
8
643* Jan. 18
155* May 10
16
65
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
Mar. 30
$
Jan.
3
14
4
83* Feb.
23* Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
3
11
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
j*
9
Apr.
8
27
Apr.
2
745* Aug. 13
29
53* Feb. 23
16 2435* Feb. 20
8
13* Feb. 19
7 3* Apr.
3
3
18 833* Jan.
2
45
5
Apr. 27
73* July 29
21
29
31
10
5
43* Jan.
239
May
5* Jan.
73* Apr.
54
May
393* June
33* May
28
Xt Aug.
13* Aug.
33* Aug. 13
2
10X
395*
3 X
8
3* May 22
9
United Molasses Oo Ltd—
1,400
8
.10 X Jan. 20
Apr. 25
76
Apr. 23
95
Aug. 13
13
IX Aug.
1
17 109Aug.
2
15
Xt Aug. 23
20
104
X Aug.
1
X Aug. 15
26 X Aug.
Sale
Sale
25
85
10X Mar. 29
X Apr. 25
55
May 22
11
6% Aug. 26
Jan.
5X May
10X Aug. 16
5
Mar. 20
59
3X May
13
Aug.
0
8
Aug. 20
8
'243* Apr.
Apr.
8
Il!15
IX Apr. 26
10X Aug. 17
1
9
19
114
3
May
May
2
12 X May
7
July
19
2
X Aug.
X. Aug. 15
63* Aug. 27
Jan.
9X Jan.
Feb.
22
21
28
United Chemicals Inc—
S3 cum partlc pref
1,800
494,100 Un Oigar-Whelan Stores...10c
35,600 United Oorp warrants
900 United Elastic Corp
*
1
348,300 United Gas common
17 1st non-voting pref..—*
37,700
Warrants
28,000
490 United G & E 7% pref
100
*
143,800 United Lt & Power com A
Common class B—...—-*
41,800
$6 1st pref
201,000
*-.♦
22
IX Apr. 23
May
May
May
643* Jan.
5 54 Jan.
4
11X Sale
13
6
Feb.
Aug.
5
9X Aug. 22
40
65* Sale
2
Jan.
2X May
2
17,700 Union Premier Pood Stores-.1
157,700 United Aircraft Prod
Jan.
X Apr. 25
36
IX Aug.
3
10X Aug. 23
i£
»
*
10
900 Union Investment Co com
63*
31
IX Sale
65*
7
8
4
5
1354
15
2
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
Common
33,200
1
Class A—9,500
1
16,100 Tung Sol Lamp Works com-.l
80-cent div pref_-___—.7,400
16
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
23
Aug.
7
4X Aug. 12
5
10
Jan.
10 h
Jan.
52
1
3
2
19
Jan.
Aug.
6 72X Aug. 27
Aug.
2 106
Aug.
2
Aug. 23 113
Aug.
1
Xt Aug.
1
Aug.
2X Aug.
Xt Aug.
IX
1
3X Feb.
4X Jan.
365* Jan.
103*
IV*
my,
108
Sale
8
12
11
X Jan.
50
2
Jan.
33 H Feb. 23
21
May 28
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd—
600
27
1
25
21
23
93* May
9X Apr.
2
X Apr.
X Jan.
8X May
Aug. 20 107
Aug. 20
3
2% Aug. 12
Aug. 26
15 X Aug. 14
17 X Aug.
6
7Vi Aug. 8
7% Aug. 15
Sale
Apr. 23
4X Feb. 10
38
Apr. 24
25 3* May
107
60
4 5*
26
5
Feb. 20
15
33* Aug.
9
Aug. 10
27
1
Aug. 13
6'
9% Aug.
5*
Sale
1083* 1103*
25* Sale
18 3*
20
11
1134
1H
12 ?*
Jan.
IX Jan.
62
6
6
*3*
3*
X
54
33
6 5*
63*
6
Xt May 21
393* June 27
103* June
5
2
May 21
26
*
common
4,200 Swan-Finch Oil Corp—-—15
45.600
19,900
4,900
72,700
124,300
1
Sale Prices
700
"""'25
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
June 21
75* Feb.
Apr.
X Feb.
71
Mar.
6
Mar.
283 Apr.
353
Apr.
23 Apr.
53 May
Jan.
6
Jan.
8
20
1
10
21
19
17
17
15
11
11
3
Apr. 11
May
3
55* Mar. 20
2
Mar. 21
65* Mar. 25
24
Mar.
13
Mar. 25
1
233* Apr.
8
2
May 10
72
Apr. 23
|y-4
100 Utah Radio Products
]
com
1
6,400 Utility Equities common..-10c
$5.50 priority stock
1
5
3,000 Utility & lad Oorp com
Conv preferred.
-—7
21,500
3,925
]
,
29.200 Valspar Oorp common
$4 conv pref
2,450
1
....
13*
525*
1%
IX
13*
5
18
19
25
26
.1
85,000
1.860 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref,100
*
5,900 Vogt Mfg Oorp
1
5,300 Vultee Aircraft Inc
22,300 Waco Alrfraft Co
6,000 Wagner Baking com v t c
40
7% preferred
4,700 Waitt & Bond Inc class A
Class B
3.500
12.800 Walker Mining
3,100 Wayne Knitting Mills
see
page
53.
13*
72
3?
in
*
1
5
1
IX Sale
19X
17 X.
27 X
13*
75
103* Sale
8*
100
—
...
14,100 Wellington Oil Co common
For footnotes
*
42
13*
12,550 Van Norman Mach Tool com_5
Venezuelan Petroleum
Aug.
3
Aug. 16
Aug.
9
13* Aug. 13
Sale
\jC
X
76
133*
25*
15*
3 3*
X
80
9X Sale
7X
7X
3X Sale
7
75
"■% "I*
Sale
35*
9
13*
21
273*
25
76Xt
78X
75
•
17
Xt Aug. 22
*85*
8
Aug. 21
Aug. 29
Aug. 27
1
1
18
265*
4X Sale
8X
9
76
35
45*
5,
54
Xt
X
13 X
1454
VA Sale
Aug. 21
93* Aug.
1
65* Aug. 16
354 Aug.
5* Aug.
3
Aug. 30
3* Aug.
9
13* Aug. 13
44
75
4
Aug. 29
4
Aug. 29
Aug.
3
Aug. 13
Aug. 1
1
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
Aug.
3
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
83* Aug. 23
1
Aug. 29
Aug.
2
54
Xt
13 34
154
3* May 29
43* Aug.
9
83* Aug. 29
Aug.
2
Aug. 29
5* Aug. 29
% Aug. 22
13
3* Aug. 13
13* Aug.
2
June
5
3* Aug.
9
13* May 21
15* Aug.
18
275*
5*
763*
93*
75
8
13* Feb. 27
38
16
21
5* May 21
July 18
May 28
5* May 18
63'
May 22
7
May 23
63* July 12
3
5
74
33*
3*
Xt
125*
15*
May 15
May 21
Apr. 17
June 28
July
5
July 25
May 28
Aug. 10
13*
13*
553*
X*
23*
Feb. 27
Jan.
24
April 10
Jan. 11
Apr.
3
15* Mar. 27
Apr.
4
Apr.
9
15* Jan.
3
84
May
4
29
30
12
Mar. 30
83* Aug. 23
63* Apr.
6
Apr.
4
Aug.
2
53* May
7
134 Apr. 29
134 Feb. 24
155* May 13
10
75
4
Jan.
22
NEW
50
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
aqqreqate
sales
prices
Jan. 2
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
19,600,
93,800
450
890
in auoust
range since jan.
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
STOCKS {Concluded)
Par Bid
1%
Wentworth Mfg Co
.1.25
Western Air Express Corp
4M
1
Western Grocery com
20
Western Maryland Ry—
7% 1st preferred
-.100
Western Tablet & Stationery
15
Common
525 Westmoreland Coal Oo
50 Westmoreland Inc.
1,650
.
Ask
1%
5
46
17
20
10
—.
1%
4%
3M
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1M
4%
4M
4
1% Aug. 21
4% Aug. 24
1
May 18
3M May 21
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Bid
Ask Bid
ix
4M
3M
1M
Sale
4M
52
52
Sale
13
15
13
15
10%
9x
12%
12
10%
9%
12%
12%
ix Aug. 29
Aug. 13
46
Aug. 14
14% Aug. 16
52
Aug. 31
31
14M Aug. 16
14
Aug! 12
92
7% Apr
6% Apr.
16
11
May 18
59 % Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Highest
Sale Price*
2
Jan.
3
May 26
9% May 17
10% May 17
1
17 % May
1
11% May 13
10% May 17
West TexasUtil Itler Co—
1,000
27,400
2,450
22,600
9,600
5,600
16,100
2,200
260
10,400
23,500
6,100
8,900
156,100
$6 preferred
W Va Coal & Coke com
2%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co.
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams IB O) & Co...
Williams Oil-O-Matic Htg
6$
2%
7
5% Sale
6M
7%
1M
1%
7%
8
11
11%
10
*
*
Wilson Jones Co com
*
Willson Products Inc
1
Wisconsin P & L 7% pref__100
Wolverine Port Cement—. 10
Wolverine Tube Oo com
.2
Woodley Petroleum Corp..—1
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shs
5s
Wrigbt-Hargreaves Ltd
*
"ill Sale"
6%
5
6%
Sale
11M
12%
6% Sale
99 M
2
6
6M
4M
Sale
101
Sale
k
7
Sale
4M
x
6M
10%
4M
Sale
6M
6%
10 H
8%
106 x 108% 108
3%
5%
4%
6
4
Sale
Sale
aa
Sale
102 %
Sale
7 M
6%
4M
1%
6%
11%
99M
1M
6M
6M
4M
x
6
100x
2%
6%
7%
4M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13u Aug.
6% Aug.
1
7
23
13
13
21
ix
3%
5%
3%
X
5%
7%
98
%
Aug. 10
5
Aug. 13
4x Aug.
1
4M Aug. 23
5% Aug. 12
4% Aug.
1
6%
Sale
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
Aug. 16
Aug. 22
4M
5%
4M
Sale
5%
4%
a*
4
4
3M
4M
4%
May
May
May
Jan.
July
May
May
May
May
May
May
June
Feb
102
2% Jan.
Feb.
P Aug.
8
19
15
23
Mar. 14
Jan. 26
9% Mar. 23
I*
11% Jan.
8
112
Apr.
4
9
4% Jan.
7x Jan.
4
5% Jan. 22
6
July 12
3% June 27
12% Feb. 28
6% Jan.
5
BONDS—
1967
1,443,000 Alabama Power 4%s.
1st & ref 5s—.—
1956
115,000
1st & ref 5s_
1968
391,000
1st 5s
1946
257,000
1st & ref 5s
1951
417,000
American Gas & Electric—
S f deb2%s
.1950
26,00ti
S f deb 3 Ks
1960
48,000
Sf deb 3 Ms
1970
50,000
American Power & Light—
102 % Sale
104
105
104
105 M
107 M Sale
103 M Sale
103
103 x
104 X 105 M| 104 % 105%
105 M 106%>105% 106%
108
109
|107% 108
107
106M 107 x 106 M 107
107M
102%
104 M
105M
106 M
106M
3
Aug. 15 104 x Aug.
6 104x Aug.
5
Aug.
Aug. 15 106
Aug. 21
Aug. 20 109
Aug. 10
9 107
Aug.
8
Aug.
104
104 M 105
Aug. 13 105
Aug. 31
105
Sale
108 % Aug. 21 108% Aug.
107 % 108 M 108% 109
7
109 x Sale
Aug.
2
109% 110% 109% Aug. 21 110
—
98 x
103
99
105
May 29 104% July
104M Feb. 27 107% Jan.
369,000
783,000
132,000
1,000
1,048,000
3,348,000
189,000
3,108,000
3,000
2,562,000
11,000
284,000
2,233,000
604,000
171,000
220,000
50,000
44,000
6s——.——2016 104% Sale-
Appalachian El Pow 4Ms. 1948
Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s—-—19ob
Associated Elec 4Mis
1953
106 %
60 M
J4 Assoc Gas & Elec 4 Ms—1948
♦5s deb
1968
5s registered
1968
♦4Mb series O
1949
4%s registered
1949
♦5%s conv deb-.-.—-1977
—1950
♦Conv deb 5s
Sale
Sale
26 %
Sale
Sale
106%
106 %
94M
91M
Atlantic City
Elec 3 Ms—1964
Avery (B F) Sons 5s w w—1947
5s ex-warr
1947
Works—
^Convertible 6s
...—1950
Bell Tel of Canada 5s B—1957
5s series C
.......1960
Bethlehem Steel 6s
....1998
6s registered
1998
Birmingham Elec 4%s_.—1968
Aug. 13 105% July 25
107 x July 11 108% Aug.
7
108 M July 18 110
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
95M
92 h
Sale
102% 102 % 100
105
106
105 x 105 M 104 % Aug.
108
Aug.
108 x 108 x 108 % Sale
125
130
125
128
106
Sale
14%
15%
Sale
14 x
14 x
Aug.
^.July
15% Sale
15 M Sale
16
15 x
14 %
15%
15 x
15M
64
66
67 M
106
108 x 106
106M Sale 107 %
100 M
103
100
97
97
96 M
14%
14 X
Sale
116% 117%
115M Sale
116% 117
141
97 %
Cent States Elec 5s
5%s_
.
.1948
.1954
Cent States Pr & Lt 5Ms.. .1953
1iChic Rys 5s ctfs of dep.. .1927
Cincinnati Street Ry 5Ms .1952
.1955
6s series B
Conv deb 5s
.1950
.1950
.1958
.1958
.1969
5s registered—
2,000
5s
2,103,000
5s
registered
6,000
5s
895,000
Cities
Service
P & L 5%s .1952
4,228,000
.1949
5 Ms gold deb
1,959,000
—
.1957
1,820,000 Community Pow & Lt 6s..
Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A
.1951
13,000
Consol Gas of Bait 4%S—. 1954
62,000
116M Sale
103X 105
Sale
104
105
Sale
146
150
150
Sale
Sale
99 M Sale
Sale
102
Sale
96% Sale
102M 103M 102% 103
99j
Sale
78 J
81
Sale
995
385
38
74 x
46 M
84
88
77
Sale
Sale
94% Sale
Sale
.
116
100
100 M
Canada Nor Power 5s.... .1953
.1966
377,000 Cities Service 5s........
5s registered ......... - .1966
15 x Aug.
15 M Aug.
14
Aug- 30
99
Aug.
99 x
98 x
110%
98%
99%
149 M
1969
3s series P
3%s series N
.......
1971
June 10 129
Feb.
9 127
May
May
May
Apr.
21
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
21
15
22
13
May 22
22
31
3
21
24
12
2
Sale
Sale
33
33
Sale
Sale
77 M
46 %
Sale
Sale
67 M
,
76M
86
82
86
3!*
93
84
87
83
79
80
76%
43 x
75
42
.1952
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg6 Ms—
.1953
62,000
Erie Lighting 5s.
.1967
85,000
Federal Water Serv 5Ms.. 1954
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped
1961
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
16
85
80
89
83
Aug. 19
79 x Aug.
2
82% Aug. 30
74 x Aug. 30
9
2 103 M Aug.
33 % Aug.
17
17
33 M Aug.
28
77% Aug.
50
Aug.
82 M Aug. 30
87 % Aug. 30
20
21
80 M
82
79 x
Sale
76 x Aug. 16
79% Aug. 30
75
Sale
76%
Sale
78 M
Sale
74M
76
Sale
Sale
76 x
Sale
78
86
Sale
86
Sale
86 x
Sale
87 %
Sale
76M Aug.
76 M Aug.
76
Aug.
84
Aug.
84 M Aug.
78M
76M
78 x
86 M
87 M
91%
92%
92X
132
Sale
140
98
Sale
96 x
79
Sale
96
125
130
126 M 129 M
127
130
107% 107 x
109 M 110x
108 M 106
106% 107M 107
111
108
109X 109X 109
125
130
30
3
Feb.
9
Jan.
3
3
28% Jan.
16% Apr.
4
2
26% Jan.
16% Apr. 13
34% Jan*
4
2
28% Jan.
75
21
23 108%
14 110
3 105
15
16
3
Jan.
99
Feb.
8
Aug. 21
Apr. 12
Apr.
8
Aug.
2
81M Aug.
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
95
88
138
139
90
May 24
89
95
June 10 102% Aug. 27
June
5 103% July 31
65
63
June
June
77
Sale
Sale
1
89
Aug.
89 x Aug. 19
97
75
92 x Aug.
51
48
50
80
45
97
96
106M 108
106
79
Sale
Sale
81x
Sale
78
81x
110% Sale
80M Sale
110M 111
83 x Sale
119
104 x 105%
103 M 104
119
Sale
104 M
107
105
Sale
49%
25
a3*
109
99
20M
111
Sale
23 M
99 M
84 M
Sale
120%
Sale
Sale
47 x
110
81 %
119
104 M 105 % 104 M
103 x 104
103 x
46
107% 108
33
110% 111
100% Sale
34 M
13
Aug.
Aug. 13
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 23
3
Aug.
1
97 x Aug. 21
5 106% Aug.
10
82
30
81x
8 111%
84 M
28
1 120M
30 105
21 105
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
30
30
12
16
31
12
1
5
47 M Aug. 12
Aug.
Aug. 12
107% Aug. 15 108
46
107 % 108
39%
4
4
Jan. 30
104% June 10 109
105
May 28 111% Apr. 29
95%
91x
106M
9
30
27
31
13
8
Aug. 13 107M Aug. 23
2 111
Aug.
Aug. 13
47
96 M
106%
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
98% July 29
May 21
May 29 135% May 11
7
124% May 21 129% Aug.
Sale
Sale
77% Sale
81% Aug.
79%
75%
78%
76%
78%
92%
92%
81
127
Sale
96 x
31
5
50
96
8
7
91x
Sale
Jan.
98 x Aug.
89 x
61M
June
Jan.
8
41% Jan.
8
83
Apr.
5
50
Aug. 3
93% Mar. 23
95% Mar. 14
65% May 21
69% Mar. 15
66
Jan. 30
68% Mar. 13
66
Jan. 31
76% May 23
75% May 23
92
Sale
41
78% June
70
99% July
100% Jan. 10
83% Jan. 25
103% Aug.
9
95% May
25% May
25% May
64% May
37
May
79% Sale
60
May 21 130% May 10
Jan.
June 11 116
9
Jan. 24
3 117
June 10 152
May
7
Jan. 29 139
Jan. 29
89% June
14 129M Aug.
Aug. 14
127 M Aug.
•
117,000
430,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
151
99 x Aug.
5
Aug.
1 102 M Aug.
96% Aug.
103
103
28
Aug.
Aug.
82
83 M
72
Sale
65
69 M 74 x Sale
103 M 101X 102 x 102
32 x
Sale
33 M
31x
32 M Sale
Sale
31
76 M
102
117
Aug. 30
103 M Aug. 22
104
Aug. 22
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
81
106
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s A. .1956
4,942,000
4s A registered
-1956
5,000
Edison Elec Ilium 3%s.. .1965
565,000
.2030
4,149,000 Elec Pow & Lt 5s
Elmira Wat Lt & RR 5s. .1956
156,000
El Paso Elec 5s A
-1950
99
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
98
Consol Gas Utilities—
For footnotes see page 53.
2
121
127
Aug. 31
Sale
Delaware Elec Pow 5 Ms—1959
71,000
16
15
15 x
67 M
13
30 108 x
1 107 %
12 101
15
20
Feb.
106% May 14 111% Jan.
June 10
77 x
96
818,000
Mar. 29
102 % May 22 108
38 M May 24
62% Jan.
8
6
1
76% Sale
1943
6s A stamped—
1,318,000
Continental G & El 5s.... 1958
5,304,000
Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
124,000
1955
1,318,000 Cudahy Packing Co 3Ms..
207,000
156%
15% Aug. 31
14% Aug. 14
Consol G E L & P Bait—
449,000
218,000
103 M May 13 108
17
15
14 x Aug.
Sale
14 M Aug.
67%
65
Aug.
106 % 106
Aug.
108 M 106 % Aug.
102
101
Aug.
100
14
8
90% May 25 105 J"sJan.—6
105 M Aug. 28
108% Aug. 31
125
Aug. 16
Aug.
51x Aug.
105 x 106 M 105M Aug.
49 M Sale
47
Aug.
Sale
51 %
125
A.ug~r 20 103% Aug, 12
Locomotive
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s... .1942
Central Power 5s ser D... .1957
10,767",000
129
34
28 %
72 M
420,000
1,000
1,702,000
—1959
1,139,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
165,000 Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
1,001,000
520,000
434,000
941,000
1,823,000
1,772,000
1,291,000
137,000
68,000
Sale
111%
25% Sale
28 M Sale
Assoc Tel & Tel 5%s A—1955
Atlanta Gas Light 4 Ms
1955
Baldwin
5,028,000
2,596,000
794,000
107 M
1963 111
Appalachian Power 6s
2024 126
6s A registered
,•—2024
lstmtge 4s
101 %
16
104
.
Deb
3,747,000
17
June 24 105% Jan. 19
May 28 106 % July 17
Feb. 28
May 15 109
99
Aug. 13 100M Aug. 21
35
Aug.
3
35
Aug.
3
93
104
May 28
May 28
Feb. 26
99% May
May 22 107
June
106% June
89
Aug. 23
94
May
61 % May
74% May 22
81% Aug. 30
108
May 20
70
May 18
110
May 23
103
May 17
101% May 22
23
97
June 24
Jan.
20
85% May
9
81% Aug. 30
112
Jan.
4
84% Apr.
3
120% Aug. 31
106
Apr.
5
105% Jan. 25
47% Aug. 12
9
3 109% Jan.
10
May 22 101% Apr.
22% Jan.
8
8
8
3
57
Apr
6
6
new
Sept., 1940]
curb
york
51
exchange
AQQREQATE
Since
August
Jan. 1
s
57,000
229,000
18,000
101,000
13,000
88,000
115", 000
143,000
17,000
new york
Price
curb exchange
Jan. 2
2i",66o
4,000
13,000
9,000
13,000
12,000
3,000
15,000
64,000
6,000
iv,odd
4,000
14,000
76,000
52,000
87,000
167,000
7,000
89,000
155,000
153.000
Bid
bonds
(Continued)
1,315,000 Florida Power Co 4s c
2,894,000 Florida Power jk Lt 5s
1,000
5s registered
1966
1954
22,000
6,000
2,000
4,000
85,000
2,059,000 Georgia Power ref 5s..... 1967
346,000 Georgia Pow & Lt 5s.....1978
tGesruerel 6s
1953
-.1965
1,638", 000 Glen Alden Coal 4s
234,000 Gobel (Adolf) deb 4V4s_..1941
162,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
28,000 Great North Pow 5sstpd._1950
189,000 Green Mountain Pow 3 54s. 1963
58,000 Grocery Store Prod 6s
1945
55,000 Guantanamo & w Ry 6s..1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
336,000
5sseries a...
1948
332,000
967,000
871,000
1,373,000
2,154,000
236,000
919,000
1,181,000
657,000
.1967
Idaho Power Co 3 ms
Illinois Pow & Light 554s. .1957
.1954
554s series b
6s series a.
.1953
.1956
58 series o
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s a. -1958
.1950
Indiana Service 5s
-1963
1st lien & ref 5s.
--
-
a
Indianapolls Gas 5s a— -1952
-
.1968
298,000 Int Pow Sec 6 ms series c. .1955
321,000
♦7s series e
510,000
2,652,000
951,000
284,000
93,000
146,000
322,000
963,000
♦7s series f
.1957
.1952
.1957
.1952
Interstate Power 5s
Debenture 6s
Iowa-Nebraska l & p 5s. .1957
.1961
5s series b
Iowa Pow & Lt 4 54s a— .1958
Isarco Hydro-Electric 7s. .1952
Italian Superpower
6s— .1963
1,000
38,000 Kansas Electric Pow 354s-1966
111,000 Kansas Gas & Electric 6s..2022
6,000
121,000
3 54% series a
1966
ALeonard Tletz Inc 7 548--1946
15,000
295,566
Long Island Ltg 6s
60,000
750,000 Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s
Lake
61,000
54,000
13,000
40,000
101,000
33,000
49,000
16,000
32,000
38,000
6,000
5,000
17,000
1,000
79,000
Sale
100 54
Sale
"98k"
Sale
9834 Sale
76
Sale
74
96 M
'mi "62"
47
50
40
43
108 M Sale
97
9854
104 M lOo
10554 Sale
103
Sale
9954 Sale
7134 Sale
70
Sale
1971
180,000 Met Edison 4s series e
4s series g
1965
228,000
137,000 Middle Sts Petrol 654" a.. 1945
Midland
Valley
rr
5s
1943
224,000
Milwaukee g l454«
Minn Pow & Lt 4 Ms
62
64
4154
1st & ref 6s
Mississippi Power 5s
Miss Power & Light 5s
9954 10054 Sale
10654 Sale
69
Aug.
7
9954 Aug. 22
75
Highest
Sale Prices
9854 Jan.
2 104 54 May
Apr.
May 27 105
100
70
9854 Aug. 17 10054 Aug. 13
105
67
Aug. 19 107
71
Aug. 15
Aug. 27
Aug.
49
44
Jan.
4 103
Jan.
7
4
4.
9754 May 24 102
Apr. 1©
56
June
3 8754 Feb. 24
94
June 26 102
83
May 21 10054 Jan.
5
Jan. 24
May 18 75
May 22 101
Apr.
4
70
W*
70
10354 104
56
62
43
Sale
3*
90
62
6054
10754 109
10254 103
55
Sale
3654 Sale
2954
3154
18
50
12
50
11
50
17
3154
Sale
10154 102
10254 103
10954 Sale
25
354
67
69
66
68
7154 Aug.
2854 Aug. 21
89
Feb.
28
10354 May 24 10754 Mar. 28
59
Mar. 19
May 27 75
Aug. 22
Aug. 17
Aug.
2
Aug. 22
Aug.
3154 Aug.
1
52
107
Sale
9654
9754 96
10554 10654 10554
107
10754 Sale
10454
10454 105
99 54.
9954
9954
7354 69
7254
68
7054 Sale
9154 Sale
8754
109
109
Aug. 13 10954 Aug.
Aug. 14 9854 Aug.
6 10654 Aug.
Aug.
1 10754 Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 15 10554 Aug.
Aug. 28 9954 Aug.
Aug. 13
7454 Aug.
Aug. 13
7154 Aug.
92
Aug. 16
Aug.
23
22
30
25
29
25
2354
62 54 Sale
3954 Sale
&
28
25
46 54
Sale
23 54
6154 Sale
3854 Sale
104
106
10354 10454 104
10754 107
106
105
Sale
107
25
41
38
41
37
Sale
4554
4634
4654 Sale
59
37
-
24
31
1
20
6
_
31
10454 Aug.
35
3754 Sale
36
Aug.
Aug.
46
Aug.
4554
4654
10554 10654
10654 10754 10654 107
3754
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
20
23
19
1
1
13
30
29
7
28
47
Aug.
7
2654
6254
3954
10554
Aug.
Aug.
30
103
12254 126
Aug.
2454 Aug.
10354 Aug.
Aug.
107h 107
10554 10654
12554 127
110
78
23
Aug. 17
24
6354 Apr. 25
53
Apr.
1
105 j4 Feb.
June
June
Mar. 13
109
3654 Aug.
14
4254 Jan.
5
100
64
July
5
81
Apr.
66
June 22
79
Apr.
60
105
10854 110
48
4554
7554 May
9
91
Apr. 22
10554 June
87
May
9854 May
101
May
9654 May
93
June
57
May
56
May
108
Sale
2154 Aug.
6554
4854 Sale
10554 Sale
10554 10654
6554 June
70
Jan.
57
Aug.
106
May
9954 May
Mar. 15
1554 Feb.
7 16
May 14 10354 Jan.
3
Mar.
5
10054 May 22 105
10654 May 14 11154 Apr. 19
Sale
10454 Sale
9854 101
73 v4 Sale
7054 Sale
9054 Sale
7354 Aug. 20
9
20
20
Aug.
Aug.
9
5 10254 Aug. 27
102
Aug.
10154 Aug. 29 10254 Aug.
3
1 10954 Aug. 20
10954 11054 10954 Aug.
25
354
68
71
65
69
Aug. 19
Aug. 30
68
70
67
68
Aug. 27
Aug. 27
10954
9754
10554
Sale
1
63
Aug. 17
10754 Aug. 19 109
10151 Aug.
10454
54
56
Aug.
43
3654 Aug.
57
23
15
40
17
66
1,096,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
Sale
62
98
10054
8654
9054
10754 10954
ho 54
108
10054 Sale
6754 Sale
22
10454
29 107
37
5
127
123
6 100
22
24
6
May 15
1954 July
21
July
2054 July
5154 May
29
May
103
May
15
8
Apr. 11
24 10754 Apr. 26
22 10554 Aug.
1
22 107
17
Jan.
2
7454 Aug.
6
7354 May
6
July 10
i9olS
Jan.
22
4354 Jan.
18
Jan.
16
2
15
4754 Jan.
Apr.
15
24
4
24
Jan.
3
28 10654 Jan. 12
103
June 13 10654 Mar. 11
7 10954 Jan.
6
10654 June
52
29
June 13
Apr. 25
Mar.
1
3054 May 28 42
39
May 23
5354 Mar. 11
Mar. 26
Aug. 30
102 5i May 22 107
117
May 21 127
Apr. 20
2 10754 Aug. 12
10454 May 22 108
Apr.
103 54 May
Jan.
16
Jan.
11
10454 110
122
June
4 10954 Feb.
23 10154 May
10
8
Aug. 30 123
110
96
Sale
Sale
7954
121
o da Nat Gas
354s b__—1955
Otda Pow & Water 5s a—1948
53.
10654 Aug.
19
2054
60
66
9954 100
94
8
40
95
10654 108
60
Aug.
Aug.
19
1
7
62
6
2
Aug
1
Aug. 29
100
1
Aug.
96
Aug. 10
10654 Aug. 28
10854 Aug. 14
96
Aug. 30
5
5954 Aug.
9954 Aug.
94
Aug.
10554 Aug.
107
108
Aug.
10854 107
94
98
Aug.
9554 96
60
5354 Aug.
5654
5854
5754
108
94
68
Sale
Sale
11254
10454
105
109
10654 107
10454 Sale
10454
10954
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10354
10254
10554
10454
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
104
105
Sale
Aug.
10954 Aug.
10954 hi
92
93
9354
Aug.
10454
10254
10554
10454
Sale
103
10654
10554
9954
9954 10154
10054
11154 113 54 11154 11354 11154
107
Sale
107
10754 10654
28
25
22
26
2254
99
125
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
125
Sale
125
Aug.
110
Aug.
11054 113
107
105
10654 Aug.
6954 Aug.
7054
7054
13 10454 Aug. 30
14 103
1
Aug.
13 10654 Aug.
2
6 10454 Aug.
13 105
1
Aug. 31
27,10954 Aug.
1
10
1
94
Aug.
23 106
10354 May 21 108
19
Aug.
1
5854 June 17
19
Aug.
1
7154 Apr. 23
99
May 22 10154 Apr. 20
81
May 29 96
Aug. 10
10454 July
9.10954 Jan. 19
106
June 18111
May 10
91 54 June 10 10054 Jan. 10
70
Jan.
4
5154 June 11
109
10754 Aug. 16
101
15
24
Aug. 22
1 125
1
Aug.
13 11054 Aug. 30
1 10654 Aug.
1
21
1
7354 Aug.
11954 116
Sale
6254
64
6554
64 >4 Sale
6254
Sale
96
9454
9854 9854 98
Sale
108
10754
10054 102
1015s Sale
9554
97
10354 104
10154 10054 Aug.
10154 Aug.
10254 104
96
98
9554 Aug.
10354 10454 10354 Aug.
108
11154 10854 Aug.
2 10854 Aug. 19
113
113
Aug. 16 113
Aug. 16
5
Aug. 16 10554 Aug.
10454 10554 104
66
12154
Sale
109
58
10154
10454
4154
10554
ns!H
6454
Aug.
2 119
Aug. 29
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
101
19
Aug.
6654 Aug.
66
9
6654 Aug.
9654 Aug.
Aug.
13 108
Aug. 29
15
27 100
2 10154 Aug. 13
1 103
Aug. 28
9
6 97
Aug.
9
2 10354 Aug.
10954
11054 hi
10954 111
10754 Sale 10854 10954 10754
10754
10754 10854 10854 109
10854 10854 10754
10754 109
103
10454 10254
10254 Sale
Ill
Aug.
109
Aug.
109
Aug.
Aug. 30 108
1 10354
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 14
13
Aug.
2
Aug.
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5
27
29
10
29
51104 54
95
May
9
103 54 Mar.
1
107
May
9
104 54 Mar. 15
105
July 11
11054 Feb. 20
Jan.
4
June 11 10154 July
May 22 112 54 Apr.
May 24 107 54 Apr.
6
11
98
3
6
June
26
May
3
May 22 12854 May
4
3 11154 May 14
108 54 Jan.
20
120
102
62
June
17 110
May 21
ll5
May
May
May
51
May
8854 May
93
May
105
May
52
27
5854
10354
10554
4154
10554
June
51
Aug.
108
5654 Aug.
5654
57
5954
10154 Aug.
10254 10254 Sale
10454 Aug.
10454 105
Sale
3854
4054 3854 Aug.
Sale
105
105"«!l06
Aug.
Sale
98
9854 May 22
10254 May 24
96
May 22
97
May 23
11
10854 Apr
8
86
June
15 10054 Aug. 12
15 11254 Aug.
2
6554 Sale
6654 Sale
96 54 Sale
99 54 Sale
10754 108
11254
10554 106
10754 Sale
10354
103
Sale
116
10254 Sale
10254 Sale
7954
81
105
10354 104
103
Sale
1945 11054 113
10854 Sale
1968
95
107
11054 113
10654 Sale
7254 Sale
1953
55
65
140,000 Nippon Elec Pow 654®
Nor Amer l& p 554s a...1956 10254 104
534,000
North Boston Ltg Prop 354s 47
10454 Sale
368,000
Nor Cont Util 554s a
1948
46
48
225,000
1962
Sale
94
Sale
New Orleans Pnblic Serv—
Ogden Gas Co 5s
Ohio Power 3 lis
100
106
17
10454 10454 10454 Aug. 17 10454 Aug.
10654 10754 10654 Aug. 19 107
Aug.
»
9854 Sale
10054 Sale
10754 10854
Ohio Public Service 4a
Sale
19
Conv deb 5s
1950
1,444,000
1948
1.861,000 New Engl Pow Assn 5s
Deb 5 Ms
1954
2,000,000
New Eng pow Co 3lis a--1961
84,000
Nor'west Pub Serv 5s a—1957
10654
51
Sale
1955 103
1957 10354 Sale
58 stamped
1942
175,000
a6s series a
1949
486,000
ANYPa&o rr 4 Jisstpd 1950
254,000
n y State e & g 4 ms
1980
655,000
454s registered—
1980
1,000
3 Ms
1964
243,000
n y & Westchester Ltg 5s.*54
50,000
4s
2004
108,000
40
105
25
10054 Sale
1978 10254 Sale
...1955! 106
Sale
1956
11
104
70
107
107 54
24 54
26
121
12454
10854 10854
10554 10754
65
2154
Deb 5s series b
2030
619,000
60,000 t ANat Pub Serv 5s c o d.1978
2022
70,000 Nebraska Power 6s
454s—.
1981
249,000
103,000 Neisner Bros Realty 6s—1948
page
9
Aug. 24 10054 Aug.
Aug. 16
7454 Aug. 30
Aug.
7 99
Aug. 23
25
9954 Sale
11154 Sale
see
99
100
10054 101
75
65
7654
98
9854 100
98
9854
9954
21
598,000 Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s—1945
2026
620,000 Nat Pow & Lt 68 a
For footnotes
10354 Aug. 30 10454 Aug.
43 54
Sale
--1967|
..1951
205,000 Miss River Power 5s
603,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s a—1960
279,000
775,000
1,003,000
290,000
168,000
Sale
10854 Sale
6854 Sale
6754 Sale
24,000
75,000
77,000
18,000
8,000
75
7554 Sale
7834
81
107k 1103i
1943 10354 104 54
1957 10754 Sale
Memphis Comm'l Appeal—
Debenture 454®
1052
51,000
1947
169,000 Mengel Co 454s
370,000
10354
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
13
60,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5s—1948
38,000
71,000
10054 101
6654 Sale
98
99
9954 Sale
Sale
1,723,000 New Eng g a Elec Assn 5s 1947
5s
1948
463,000
9,000
87,000
32,000
Sale
17
71
7,000
30,000
1,000
19,000
Lowest
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
10354 10354 10354 103
Aug.
5 10354 Aug. 13
10634 Sale
66 3i Sale
95,000
23,000
116,000
146,000
150,000
7,000
8,000
28,000
10,000
40,000
10254
10454
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
1
Superior Dist Power—
AMansfleld Mining & Smelt—
7s ex-warrants
1941
1,000
1948
60,000 McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
697,000
712,000
323,000
778,000
981,000
Bid
103
—
453,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s stpd-.1942
9,000
12,000
48,000
31,000
7,000
24,000
Sale
50
15
iHamburgElec Co 7s
1935
14
30
5,000 ^Hamburg e & Und Ry 554s'38
104
75,000 Houst Gulf Gas 654s x w..1943 103
6s
.1943 104
383,000
Sale
183,000 Houston Lt & Pr 354 s
1966 111
50
iHungarian-Ital Bk 7 mis..1963
6634 Sale
227",000 Hygrad8 Food 6s ser a
1949
6534 67
6s series b
1949
49,000
23,000
1,000
4,000
98 m
104
Ask
1954
Gary Electric & Gas—
425,000
5s ext stamped
.....1944
649,000 Gatineau Power 3 5is a—1969
90,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
..1953
1,252,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 Ms a—1956
7,000 iGen Rayon Ltd 6s a..—1948
784,000 Gen Wat Wks & el 5s a..1943
404,000 Indianapolis p & l 354s.
19,000
36,000
23,000
118,000
90,000
Aug. 1
1940
$
......
120.000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
SALES
In
10054 May
97
May
83
25 122
24 7154
23 7154
28 7154
22 9954
31 10054
28 110
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
10354 July
6
9
9
9
9
8
8
1
10254 Mar.
6
10354 Jan.
9
97
Aug.
10554 Jan. 10
104
81
Jan.
Jan.
109
Apr. 22
11454 Mar. 28
10654 May
1
52
94
104
35
101
Jan.
4
104
10454 May
111 54 June
102
May
May 13
65
May 22 10354
May 22 106
June
4
4954
May 27 10654
Mar. 12
Aug. 14
Jan.
12
Jan. 10
Feb. 20
10754 May 23 11154 Jan.
103M May 24 10954 May
10354 May 28 10954 Mar.
10454 May 28 109
Apr.
Feb.
10054 May 29 105
26
9
15.
10
13
new
53
york
exchange
curb
aggregate
August
Jan. 1
*
15,000
2,000
169,000
7,000
148,000
1,000
26,000
67,000
6,000
13,000
30,000
2,000
88,000
61,000
60,000
26,000
CURB
321,000
53,000
2,773,000
54,000
2,059,000
113,000
Bfd
(<Concluded)
Pacific Gas & Elec 6s B— 1941
1942
Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s._
Pacific Power & Light 58.-1955
Park Lexington Bldg 3s—1964
Penn Cent Lt & Pow 43*8-1977
1979
5s
33",600
5l"666
15,000
"25,000
3,000
15,000
13,000
1954
5s series D.
50,000
Hydro-Electric
6 V*s series A
910,000
35,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s. •
249,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
324 ,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser
4V*s series P
91 000
54, 000
182, 000
18,000
25,000
361,000
88,000
188,000
394, 000
134, 000
3,644, 000
1,005, 000
2,331, 000
1961
215,000 Queens Boro G & E 5V*s.-1952
Ms
27,000
2,000 iRuhr Housing 6Ms A
iRuhr Gas Co 6
1953
-.1958
8,000
19,000
45.000
■55,000
36,000
7,000
61,000
217.000
478,000
938,000
663,000
10,000
sb'ooo
1,000
7,000
132.000
93,000
152,000
230,000
172,000
205,000
43,000
54,000
21,000
109
Sale
107
107 M
97
99 V*
101
12**
30
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
96 M
979* Sale
98 M
99 M 100
112M 112
102 M 103 M 101
112
104
111
13
11
21
90
Sale
80
82
83
1089* 111
108M 111
109
46
50
66 M
13
68
92 M
105 m 106
106
Sale
Aug.
1 98
Aug.
1 99 M
Aug. 12 112J*
Aug.
1 103
12
8
13
30
2
15
Aug. 12
Aug. 24
Aug.
1
Aug. 28
93 M
107
Sale
90
82
Aug.
Aug.
1
2
94
Aug. 22
83 M Aug. 23
Aug. 9
Aug. 31
Aug. 30
Aug. 22
105 M Aug. 16 105 M Aug. 7
Aug. 31
105** Aug. 16 107
151
153 M Sale
150 M 154
106 M 107 M 106 M 106 M 106
98
99 V* Sale
99 M Sale
96
97 M Sale
96 M Sale
94
94 M
94 M
Sale
87
89 M
85 M
33
20
14
35
Aug.
8 153 M Aug. 31
Aug. 19 106 9* Aug.
8
7
Aug. 15 999* Aug.
Aug.
8 97 M Aug. 31
92 M Aug. 26 94 M Aug.
9
85
Aug. 23
20** Aug. 27
86
June 10
39 M Aug. 20
97M
43 M
96 M June 11 104 9*
101
June
6 107M
May 21 106
May
1049* May 23 108 9* Feb.
104 M May 28 109M Apr.
101 M June
5 108 M July
106
May 24 108M Jan.
105
May 24 108M Feb.
24
103
99
.....
2
June 13
48M Mar. 8
May 29 106 V* Apr. 11
May 18 103 M Aug. 12
June 17
14
Jan.
94
Mar.
75
90
Apr. 16
106)
107)
June
3
12
1
June 17 109 M May 10
5 110 M Jan.
9
June
45
Aug. 14
53 M Apr. 29
61
June
14
Jan.
91V* Jan. 10
16
June 25
104)
.105)
3
13
July 24 106 M July 10
July 25 107
Aug. 31
128
May
104M May
86
May
83
May
81
May
18
19.134M Aug.
18
9
16
78 M May 22
80
6 107 M Aug. 28
11
3
23
91
May 29 98 M May
6
95
June
3 100 M May
6
Feb.
1
110M Mar. 20 115
92
May 22 103
Aug. 28
2
88M Aug.
6
22
Jan. 11
Jan.
2
Apr.
6
Mar. 23
100
20 M Aug. 30
11
11
106M 1069* 106M 107** 1065* Aug
131
134M 133M
133M Aug
109M 110
106 M Aug. 27 110M Jan.
Jan.
Aug. 29 112
108
13
21
Sale
105 M 105 V*
17
35
23
Aug. 22 104 M Aug.
108
Aug.
Aug.
108 M Aug.
Aug.
108
Aug.
Aug.
107M Aug.
Aug.
107 M Aug.
Aug.
13M
87
137
Aug. 271107
Aug. 2
Aug. 29,108
Aug. 29
Aug.
6 94 M Aug.
9
Aug. 23! 39M Aug. 10
Aug. 13 104
Aug. 31
Aug. 13|105
Aug. 13
108 M Aug. 13 109
6 109M
M Sale 108M Aug.
Aug. 14 47
45** 47M 45
67 ' Aug. 14 72
74
76
35
11
Highest
Sale Prices
108M 112
Sale
133
Lowest
Sale Prices
101M Sale
17
96 M
Highest
Sale Prices
Aug. 21
26** Aug. 29 35
28 M
33
35
105 M 104 M 106M
1 103 M Aug. 12
103
103 M 101M Aug.
28
46
83 M
104
104 M 105
107
107 M 107
107 M
109M 106M HO
107 M 108M 107 M
108
106 **
108 M 106M 107
106 M
106 % 107
108
Sale
108
112M Sale
E..1956 108 ** Sale
607,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4 Ms 1979
35,000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B—1952
44,000
33,000
Sale
49M
51M
7s stamped .1947
88
Sale
Can 4 V*s B.1959
14
30
a Prussian Electric 6s
1954
Public Service of Colorado—
S f deb 48
1949
1st mtge 3 Ms
1964'
Public Service Co of N J—•
151M 155
6% perpetual certificates
108M
Pub Serv of Okla 4s
1966 107
98 M Sale
Puget Sound P & L 5V*S--1949
98
Sale
5s series C
1.
1950
4V*s series D
1950 92 ** Sale
27,000
6,000
15.000
17,000
132.000
88,000
56,000
104 M
107 M
107**
107 M
107 M
Sale
107 M
42, 000 Potrero Sugar
228, 000 Power Corp of
19,000
134,000
4,000
107M 106M 106 ** 106 M
108M 108
107
111.
93
94 M
94 3*
Sale
39M
39** 40
39M 40
102 M
Sale
104
103 M Sale
105
104
107
105M 108
1960
1949 104** 104M
Sale
1948 100
6,000 iPomerania Elec Co 6s—1953
1,218,000 ♦Portland Gas & Coke 5s. 1940
5s stamped
—1950
101,000
Sale Prices
93 M
Co—
43 M
Ask
I
Lowest
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
108
112
939* Sale
43 M Sale
102** Sale
103 M 104 M
106
Bid
107
** Sale
110
95 V* Sale
1,163,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4sB_'81
97 M
98
4s series D
-.1961
1,478,000
113M
114V*
Phila
Elec
Power
5V*s-*--1972
774,000
1962 94M 95M
424,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s
11, 000
7,000
109
Aug. 1
Ask
860,000 Penn Electric 4s series F--1971 104M
5s series H
1962 107"
470,000
1950 109
241,000 Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
5V*s series B
1959 106
375,000
121,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
*£47 107
Piedmont
33,000
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
1940
BONDS
$
1
Price
NEW YORK
Since
range since jan.
PRICES IN AUGUST
sales
In
June
28
28
21
21
158
Mar.
108
Jan.
24
97
Jan.
99
Jan.
6
100V* Jan.
100
15
8
Jan. .11
209* May
July
14M Mar.
1
12
Jan,
11
5
2
17
105 M June 28 109 V* ^an.
3
127
June 11 136
Apr. 10
iSaxon Public Works—
153 000
629,000
2,097,000
1,156.000
518,000
10,000
iSchulte Real Estate 6s
1937
1951
Scripps (E W) Co 5Ms
1943 103)
Scullin Steel Co 3s
1951
6s
Shawinigan W & P 4Ms—-1967.
4Ms series D
19701
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
Sou Carolina Power 5s
1947
21)
65
Sale
95 H
Sale
91
99 M
112M
Sou Calif Ed 35*s—May 1 1960 109 M
3'*s series B—July 1 1960 109 **
3MB registered
1960
1957
2025
Southeast P & L 6s
9
28
28
Sale
26 M Aug.
101M 102M 101M Aug. 16103
66 M Aug. 20
69
Sale
71M
Sale
72 M Aug. 15
83
82 M Sale
72
74
82
83 M
71M Aug. 16 83
72 M
73 M
26 M
Sale
64
95
14
11
102 M
~27M
Sale
90
94
92
102 9* 102
112M 112** 111M
108** 1069* Sale 106 9*
106**
108 V* Sale
106** 107
107 M
107 M Sale
95 M
92
94
102 M 103
Sale
Sale
112 M
108 V*
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Aug
Aug
Aug
9
93
Aug. 31
Aug.
7
Aug.
1
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
Aug. 13
20 102M Aug.
23 113
Aug.
Aug. 30 108 M Aug.
Aug. 30 108 M Aug.
1 107 M Aug.
Aug.
2
8
9
1
1
12
Mar.
23
Jan.
1
24
17
31
Mar. 12
May
9
30
Jan.
100M June 11 104
57
May 15 725* Mar.
98 V* Jan.
64
June
3
97 H Jan.
64
May 31
May 24
3
May 22
106V* May 15
106 V* May 15
1079* Aug. 1
87
96 V* June
102
14
19
22
95V* Jan.
3
103
May 9
113
July 30
1109* Jan.
5
110 H Jan.
6
107 J* Aug.
1
Southern Counties Gas
309,000
453,000
250,000
390,000
124,000
306,000
of California 4 Ms
2
105 ** 105 M 105
105M 105 M Aug. 20 105 M Aug.
43
7 46
Aug. 30
Aug.
43 M
44 M 45 M 47
105 M
52
1968
1951
Southern Indiana Ry 4s
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.-1961
109
104**
100
S'western Pub Serv 6s A. .1945
Sale
Spalding (AG) & Bros r>s__1989
50
105 ** 107
46
52
Southwestern P & L 6s
2022t
Sale
101
102
100
106
108
105 9* Aug.
47
49
Aug.
1 102 ** Aug. 29
104
37
104
90
6
105
47 M Aug. 29
47 M Aug. 24
40
68 M Aug. 14
68 M Aug. 14
729*
72 M
72M
72 M
72 M
72
23 M
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
49
45
27
Aug. 23
Aug. 26 ! 18
6 105 ** Aug.
May
May
May
May
May
May
105** Mar. 28
53
Mar. 12
17
105V* Jan.
6
108** Feb.
5
Apr.
6
21 60
14
24
22
21
22
106 V* Apr.
Standard Gas & Electric—
Sale
6s stamped
---1948
3.011,000
6s conv stamped
1948
2,365,000
6s
1951
3,666,000
6s gold debs
1957
3,480.000
6s
1966
3,153,000
1957
3,425.000 Stand Power & Lt 6s
1950
548,000 AStarrett Corp 5s
Stinnes (Hugo) Indus—
7s 2d stamped
1940
164,000
7s 2d stamped1946
103,000
71V* 72
71V* 72
719* Sale
71M Sale
71** Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
25
I
71M Sale
72
Sale
71** Sale
68 M Aug. 20
67 M Aug. 17
72
72
Sale
71
22
Sale
72
Sale
68 M Aug. 14
67 M Aug. 14
Sale
23 M
Sale
22
36 M
36
Sale
42
45
38
42
45
Sale
Aug.
1
1
36M Aug.
34
Aug. 19
38
28
30
28
28
29
28
14
Jan.
49V* Jan.
48
Jan.
48
Jan.
48
49
Jan.
Jan.
19
74!
19
74)
19
19
19
19
74)
74)
74)
74)
24)
14** May 21
June 13
June 10
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
3
29
29
29
29
29
Feb.
5
46 V* Mar. 28
38
Aug. 26
.1
140.000
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
6 Ms series A
1953
670,000
1960
1,370.000 Texas Elec Service 5s
111,000
1.000
64,000
67.000
1979
752,000 Tide Water Power 5s A
Twin City Rap Tr 5Ms A-1952
1,451,000
38,000
642,000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
gg
52,000
.
10,000
1,000
15,000
1,000
36.666
57,000
29,000
304,000
18,000
21,000
48,000
26,000
57,000
18.000
35,000
28,000
11,000
6,000
54,000
33.000
5,000
3.000
32.000
23,000
21,000
....»
_
_
Sale
Sale
1956
2022
Sale
102 **
Sale
22
23 ** Sale
1059* 105M 106 M
106 M 107
106M
115
117M 116
969*
97 M 95 %
61M
62 M 60 M
a 1st 6s
United Lt & Pow 6 Ms
Deb 6s
1949
1956
1941
117 M
\t»
1945
16
1974
85
1975
83M
5 Ms
.1959
United Lt & Rys(Del)5M8 1952
United Lt & Rys (Me) 6s A1952
Deb 6s series A
1973
Utah Power & Light 4**s-1944
68 series A
9
-1950
2022
Sale"
30
30
87
Sale
107
Sale
93
118
Sale
Sale
99
80 M
Sale
99
Sale
80
6M
115**
8M
20 M
16
88 V*
87 M
40
30
89 M
Sale
107 M 109
90 M Sale
99** Sale
102M 103
108 M 109
1954
1951
10 M Sale
107M 109
Washington Water Power—
1st mtge 3 Ms
1964
16.000
Western Newspaper Union—
178.000
306,000
Conv deb 6s
West Penn Elec 5s
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1941
Wisconsin P & L 4s A
1966
t a York
1937
1947
For footnotes' ee page 53.
Aug. 13
Aug. 14
97
62
Aug.
M Aug.
7
7M
6M Aug. 27
Aug. 15 116
116M 116
Sale
26
22 M
13
26
20
87
85
88 M
86 M
29
1
Aug.
Aug. 12
32
2
2
20
102 M 103
4M
4
Aug.
8
Aug. 15
Aug. 23
Aug. 12
21V* June 12 46
101H May 23 106**
104V* May 14 108**
109
June
5 119 V*
88 V* May 24 1033*
56
May 22 69
Jan.
3
July
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
18
19
26
5
16
30
107 M 109
92 M Sale
85 M Aug,
85
Aug,
107 M Aug,
89 M Aug.
16
89
Aug. 12
15" 87M Aug. 10
16108
Aug.
8
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1159* 119
104 M Sale
105M Sale
97
Sale
97
98
53
106
113
103
106
Sale
M 107
M 115M
106
M 107 M
96 M
98
98
Sale
30
8
13
30
22
102 M Aug. 12 103 M Aug. 21
5 100 M Aug. 24
100 M
99 M Aug.
3 103 M Aug. 17
103 M 103 M 102 M Aug.
103
100
iuuj*
49*
108
Sale
49*
51
4
109 ** 108
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
50
Aug.
107M 108
106M Aug.
113M 113M 113M Aug.
102
106
103
Aug.
106 M 107
106 M Aug.
96 M
97 M
12V* Mar. 11
118V* May 4
6V* July
114
June
24
June
45** Jan.
16
May
Apr.
19V* Feb.
91
Apr.
89 V* Apr.
110
Apr.
95
May
21
June
6
4M Aug. 30
2108 M Aug. 2
108 M 109 V* 107 M 108 M 107M Aug. 26.108 V* Aug.
52 M
Sale
2030 106M 107
1944
West Penn Traction 5s.--1960
Rys Co 5s
♦5s stamped
1
30
Aug. 13
Aug.
6
Aug. 16 106 M Aug.
6 106 V* Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug. 27 115M Aug. 27
13
92M
2.117 M
119
116M Aug.
116M 118M
lllH
81
88
83
85
Aug, 20 84
85 M
99 M Aug,
5 100 M
99 M 100
100 M
98
96 M Aug. 15
98
97 M Sale
96 M Sale
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
a5s income deb
777,000
Wash Ry & Elec 4s
67.000
6M
116
Sale
26
826,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5Ms A—1946 102** Sale
6s
1946 100
Sale
352.000
5s series B
1950 100** Sale
519,000
385.000
203,000
80,000
48,000
444,000
23 5*
29 M
105 9*
Sale
106
107
118M 115M
94
Sale
61M 59 M
ri «,»nam iHtfc
J>Ulen & Company— \
6s 4th stamped
539,000
124,000 United Elec of N J 4s
439,000 United Elec Service 7s
11,000 A United Indus 6 Ms
43,000
598,000
1,444,000
252,000
3,051,000
358.000
310,000
299,000
369,000
Sale
97
97
98
97 M Aug. 21
Aug.
8
20! 53 M Aug. 12
6 107V* Aug. 28
19 113M Aug.
2
171103
Aug. 17
21 107
Aug. 6
9
97 M Aug.
99
Aug.
2
2
16
74 V* May
73
May
104 V* July
78
110
May
119
June
28
26
26
8
8
Feb.
7
89
Apr. 27
100** Apr. 29
101** Jan. 15
72 V* May
95V* July
85
5
23
May
6
99 V* May 21 103 V* Apr.
94
May 31 101V* Mar. 19
95
May 21 103V* Mar. 29
4
10** Jan.
3
May 21
May 16 109V* Apr. 26
107
107 V* Aug. 26 109 V* July
43
June
104 V* May
7
16
60** Feb. 23
31 108
Feb.
29
May 13
107V* June 10 117
Jan. 23
103
May 27 105
9
102V* May 28 107** July
90
June 19
98
94
June
6
99
Apr. 23
May
8
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sept., 1940]
53
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN AUGUST
SALES
NEW
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
YORK
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
Aug. 1
1940
Ask
Bid
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Price$
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
20
22
19
27
22
20
24
19
28
20
14,000 4Baden (Germany) 7s_.—1951
4Cauca valley (Dept of) Rep of
12
30
11
20
11
20
1948
4Cent Bk of German State &
Prov Banks 6s B
1951
16,000
46s A1952
21,000
13 M
16
12M
12M
51H
42 M
35
35
70
50
5,000
57,o6b
5,000
8,000
9,000
1,000
2,000
6,000
29,000
3,000
1,000
"35",000
*
35
30
22,000
29,000
11,000
3,000
3,000
No
par
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Cot—
420-year 7s
Apr 1946
420-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
26 M
26 M
2,000
9,000
Colombia extl
—
20,000
7,000
43,000
112,000
60,000
.-
4Maranhao
(State) 7s
1958
4Medellin (Colombia) 7s__1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
47s issue of May 1927
5,000
1947
47s issue of Oct 1927
1947
10,000
13,000
98,000
136,000
201,000
180,000
3,000
157,000
51,000
value
4Mtge Bank of Chile 6s—1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
AParana (State of) .Brazil 7s '58
4Rio de Janeiro 6 Ms
1959
4Russian Govt 6 Ms
...1919
a6Ms registered
1919
45 Ms
1921
4Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
•
Sold under
Deferred delivery sale,
Sold for cash.
a
7s
4Hanover (City) Ger 7s—1939
iHanover'(Prov) 6Ks
1949
4Lima (City), Peru, 6 Ms.-1958
a
t
r
60,000 Danish Cons Munic 5MS--1955
5s
1953
23,000
iDanzig P & Wat'way Bond4external s f 6 Ms
13,000
1952
88,000 iGerman Cons Munic 7s__1947
46s
1947
63,000
n
r
s
the rule.
Ex-dividend.
Bonds being traded flat.
t Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations Used Above:
"cod" certificates of deposit,
"cons" consolidated.
5
12 H
12
8
11M
9M
9M
14M
26 M
26 M
20
11
8X
12
9X Aug.
17
11
15
12
20
23
40
20
30
18
45
20
3
6
15
Aug. 27
12M Aug. 16
29 M Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug.
3
5
9X Aug.
6
23
15
Aug. 27
Aug.
9
Aug. 19
13
30
20 M July
22
Aug. 13
29
Feb,
15
20
28M Feb.
13
12
Jan.
7M June
14
25
3
11
15
12
15
12M Aug. 14
11
16
12
14
13 M Aug. 17
13
11
19
11
11
17 M
11
6X
10X
10X
7X
11H
14
11M
9X
10 X
20
35
18
28
26
20
28
18
35
10M
15
11
15
33
40
13
14
10
20
Sale
10 M
16M
28
3o
,
M
15
Abbreviations
13M "15"
6X
7H
Me Sale
20
>4
11 Ys
Used Above:
~
r
"3
"conv" convertible,
"m" mortgage,
"n-v" non-voting.
voting trust certificates,
"w w" with warrants,
"x-w" without warrants
6% Aug. 31
12
Aug. 27
10X Aug. 14
34H Aug. 21
13
Aug. 26
6M Aug.
6
Me Aug.
1
;
X Aug. 16
Jan.
29
Mar.
4
18
16
Aug. 21
Me Aug.
6
6
1
Me Aug.
7
6M Aug.
7
5
Jan.
8
49
Mar. 13
7
20
13
11
8
June
12
6
Jan.
30
18
June 26
17 M July
1
Jan.
7H June
13 H Aug.
Apr.
Apr. 24
10[X Aug. 14
35
16
12
5M May 31
20
52
15MMay
11
6M Aug.
6
12
Aug. 27
15
June 28
July
5
10M Apr.
8
13 X Mar. 25
15
Jan.
24
Jan.
27
26
Feb.
24
11
June 13
14X Mar. 13
16
Apr.
19
46 M Mar. 13
16 X Mar. 20
9M Jan. 13
5
June 11
X .Tan.
2
3A Feb. 16
X Jan.
6
14 X June
-
June 21
15
18
26% Apr.
3
26M Mar. 20
10M
%
H
»A
17 X
Mar. 11
July
1
Feb. 16
Feb.
1
Mar. 28
a Deferred
delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
No sales.
"cum" cumulative,
"w i" when issued
12 X
6M
X
Me
Me
19
Sale
15
7
7 H May
7 M May
6
12M Aug. 14
14
Aug.
7
17K
6M
n
14
25
Feb.
29
12X Aug. 16
18
May
9
20
May 21
20
im
53
9
10 M
7H
8
X Sale
"vtc"
11
22
Sale
14M
42 M
13 M
10X
8X
Aug. 3
Aug. 13
.
n
(Jnder the rule sales, in which no account la
taken in computing range, are given below:
No sales.
r Cash sales, in
which no account is taken la
computing range, are given below:
United Shoe Machinery, pref., Aug. 23 at 45.
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
.—
AQOREOATE
SALES
Since
August
Jan. 1
$
1,142
""'329
"""300
750
650
800
400
800
111
"""234
3,046
5,866
100
2,400
"""350
50
350
250
700
1,100
2,079
3,300
750
665
3,636
250
100
T,206
1,350
2,832
835
50
167
""980
632,000
1,118,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST
—Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
1
128% 128%
1123"" l24"~ 121% 122%
120
%"Aug".'"23
121%
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June
40
June
ft
110 % May 22 131
Apr.
1&
70% Jan.
0
3
40
10,000 Chicago Ry 1st M 5s ctfs._1927
622,000 Commonwealth Krt 3%8..1958
S TUCKS
Ask
'Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
1940
Bid
"Aug"." 28
6
Par
69
*
11,939 J Abbott Laboratories com
170
4% % cum conv pref
.100 144
47
25
2,9431 Acme Steel Co common
9%
1,790 Adams (J D) Mfg common—*
*
3%
4,159 Adams Oil & Gas Co com
3
5
14,570 Advanced Alum Castings
12 %
10,050 Aetna Ball Bearing common. .1
18
22,200 Allied Laboratories common..*
9%
1,450 Allied Products Corp Com.. 10
Class
A.
25
19%
3,100
40%
*
4,993 Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
19
250 Altorfer Bros conv pref
*
94
100
5,504 American Pub Serv pref
33,461 Amer Tel & Tel Co capital__100 171X
5
5%
109,121 Armour &. Co common
15%
18,350 Aro Equipment Co com—...1
%
48,550 Asbestos Mfg Co common—1
*
35
3,050 Associates Invest Co com
5
5,900 Athey Truss Wheel capital..4
344 Auburn Auto Co common
2%
5
880 Automatic Products com
2,610 Automatic Washer common..3
3,308
2,700
$132,000
Price
BONDS
Shares
Shares
1939
$4,000
Jan. 2
-
,
4~66o
31
Jan. 1 to Aug.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1940
Bond Sales
August
614,000
4,938,000
303,000
4,472,000
Shares_
August
STOCK EXCHANGE
1939
1940
*
48,010 Aviation Corp (Del)
67,220 Aviation & Transport cap—.
3
1
Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com..5
Bastian-Blessing Co common
Belden Mfg Co common
10
Belmont Radio Corp
*
Bendix Aviation Corp com
5
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
Binks Mfg Co capital
1
15,726 Bliss & Laughlin Inc com
5
47,116 Borg-Warner Corp common. .5
2,890 Brach & Sons (E J) capital-.
2,500 Brown Fence & Wire cl A pfd. *
5,100
Common
1
12,500 Bruce Co (E L) common
5
590 Bunte Bros common
10
11,1501 Burd Piston Ring common
1
39,627 Butler Bros common
10
34,081
5% cum conv pref
30
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
Foundry capital..
'
*
5,621
2,527 Castle & Co (A M) common.10
2,030 Cent C^ld Storage Co com. .20
*
15,840 Central 1U Pub Serv pref
15
9%
17%
9%
5
31%
10
58
55% Aug. 26
58% Aug.
46
48
46
1
3%
2%
9%
\VA
10%
20%
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
38%
5%
2%
o
Sale
3%
6%
17%
9%
18%
10%
5%
Sale
10%
23
Sale
25% Sale
21% Sale
17%
18%
4%
11%
13
2% Sale
7% Sale
20%
21
20
15%
21%
11%
14
Sale
8%
10
4
4%
3%
162%
4%
13
11%
90
Sale
Sale
4%
%
%
4%
2%
34%
4%
1%
%
5
2%
*
3%
15
16%
10
10
30%
8%
4%
Sale
9%
Sale
5
16%
16%
Sale
Sale
16
16%
9%
11
2
2%
6%
5%
12%
18%
2%
2%
4% Sale
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
31
8%
4%
17%
17
15
9
4
5%
15%
9%
16%
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
17%
22
11%
2%
7%
12%
2%
4%
2%
8%
18%
3%
Sale
Sale
19
20
19
12%
13
13%
14%
16
17
16
17
80%
Sale
78%
1
47
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30% Aug.
13
4
Aug. 13
3%
2%
9%
10%
10%
18%
13
16
9
13
1
21
3
10%
11%
12
19%
33%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6
31
29
2
30
24
31
91
7
Aug. 28
Aug.
158
Aug. 17 162% Aug.
4
4% Aug.
Aug. 16
11% Aug.
11% Aug. 26
1
1
1% Aug.
Aug.
88
Jan.
Sale
4
Aug. 13
4% Aug.
7
Aug. 16
6
2%"~Aug.
15% Aug.
9
Aug.
15% Aug.
9
Aug.
4
Aug.
28
Aug.
8% Aug.
4% Aug.
15% Aug.
15% Aug.
16
Aug.
9% Aug.
19
22
27
2
10
14
31
14
16
16
16
23
4% Aug. 10
3
2% Aug.
15% Aug. 19
9% Aug. 26
16
Aug. 13
10
Aug. 19
4% Aug. 30
31
Aug. 31
9% Aug.
5
5% Aug.
7
17% Aug. 31
17% Aug. 22
17
Aug. 19
10
Aug, 28
51% Apr.
11
Apr.
4% July
8
15
16
4
Jan.
15
14
Feb.
21
6
20H Feb.
Aug. 30
21
Apr. 15
3
41% Jan.
8
20% Jan.
Jan.
100
11
175% Mar. 12
7% Apr. 24
17
May
9
1% Apr. 17
45% Mar. 11
June
3% May
Jan.
31
% May
2% Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
8
Apr.
8% Apr.
4% Apr.
1
15
16
1
4
Jan.
145
34% May
7 % May
2% May
2% May
8
May
10% Aug.
8% May
11% May
22% May
18% May
73
May
146
May
4
May
10% June
% Jan.
30
36
%
1%
%•
%
4% Sale
2% Sale
4%
15%
9%
15%
4
Sale
12
1%
33
5%
15%
8%
12
13
20%
4%
13%
8%
9
11
18%
33%
11
12
Sale
1
4%
12
88%
161%
4%
Aug.
10
Sale
3
10
11
31
4
10
12
10%
18% Sale
32% Sale
19%
St*
"88""
96
Sale
50% May
144
8%
Sale
14%
56%
Sale
a9,H
Sale
4
4%
10%
Sale
46
x8
% Apr.
4
Aug.
2% May
4% May 20
15% May 22
8% May 29
12%
7%
3%
24%
8%
3%
13 %
13%
14%
9
May
May
May
May
June
May
May
May
June
24
21
22
28
15
16
22
23
7
June
14
7%
18%
11%
18%
12
5%
36%
11 %
5%
Feb. 15
2
Apr.
Apr. 26
Jan.
3
May
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Aug.
Jan.
23%
25% Jan.
22% Apr.
Feb.
5% Feb.
11% Feb.
19
Apr.
4% Mar.
7% Jan.
23% Apr.
20
2% Aug.
1
4% Aug. 19
18% Aug. 21
19
Aug. 22
4% Aug.
1
Aug. 15
2% May 15
5% June
1
11
June 24
2% July 16
4% May 21
17% June 10
11% Aug. 17
16
Aug. 13
12% Aug. 28
17
Aug.
1
10% May 21
14% May 22
20
80% Aug.
8% Feb. 14
71
May 24
11% Jan. 11
88% May
9
6% Aug.
6
77% Aug. 30
8% Aug. 10
3
9
19% Apr. 20
Jan. 10
Centra
200
1,150
1,350
220
140
1,160
""250
9,750
450
250
554
10,100
8,900
112,650
3,720
6,040
7,990
2,345
4,350
137,200
12,430
6,250
6,163
360
340
60
300
2,348
3.600
500
80
19,300
2,600
150
3,298
.
980
•5,747
22,483
13,800
1,270
398,875
18,300
5,650
36,964
2,450
50
490
40
"""io
1,074
70
650
100
150
165
*
*
Central States Pr & Lt
pref..*
Chain Belt Co common
*
Cherry Burrell Corp com
5
Chicago Corp common
1
Convertible preferred
*
Chicago Flexible Shaft com. .5
Chicago & N W Ry com
100
Chicago Ry pt ctfs "I"
100
Chicago Towel Co conv pref. *
Common capital
*
Chicago Yellow Cab capital--*
Chrysler Corp common
5
.
Coleman
10
*
Lamp & Stove corn..*
Com'wealth Edison
com
25
Compressed Indus Gases cap .5
Consolidated Biscuit
Consolidated Oil
com
Corp
1
*
Consumers Co—
V t
pref part shares
50
Com part shs v t c A
56
c
Common part shs vtcB
*
1,230
Container Corp of Am com..20
8,273
Continental Steel
1,864
470
common
Preferred.
*
100
Crane Co
common
25
10,891
2,100 Cudahy Pack Co 7% cum pf 100
8,700 Cunningham Drug Stores..2%
510 Curtis Lighting Inc common2%
4,300 Dayton Rubber Mfg common.l
Cum class A pref
35
772
1,860
10
Prior lien preferred
Preferred
25,720 Cities Service Co common
Club Alum Utensil Co com
110
525
111 Secur Corp—
Common.
1
Convertible preferred
*
Cent & S W Util com (new) 50c
49
2
%
7%
3%
58%
Sale
1
5%
1,260 Backstay Welt Co common..
400 Barber Co (VV H) common
4,525
8,300
6,450
9,950
47,850
31,510
4,200
Sale
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
Common
10
%
6%
For footnotes see page
56.
Pn
common.
5
Sale
113%
Sale
Sale
3%
S*
A*
4%
%
108
70
8%
90%
x8
s*
2
18%
23%
1%
44%
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
110
71%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
2
1%
Sale
30
19%
11%
67
63%
%
%
%
2%
100% 115
64
8%
74%
5%
2%
33
30%
13%
2
6%
2%
%
%
14%
22%
67
8%
Sale
6
3
37%
Sale
14%
2%
Sale
2%
1%
,%
Sale
24
Sale
18%
3%
19%
73
3
30%
13%
2
6%
2%
14%
22
15%
19%
58
60
62
15%
1%
16%
13%
1%
10
11%
2
15
4
Sale
2%
—
5
Aug.
2% Aug.
Aug.
29% Aug.
12% Aug.
2% Aug.
6
Aug.
33
2
6% Aug. 12
2% Aug. 29
Aug. 13
31
Aug.
1
14
Aug.
6
2% Aug.
9
6% Aug.
"»
34
2% Aug. 12
1
Aug. 16
5
% Aug.
1
14% Aug.
.^10
105
Aug
19%
15% Aug.
7
62
Aug.
2
15%
14% Aug.
9
1 % Aug. 29
1%
11
10
Aug. 22
105
64%
16%
13
22
13
16
20
22
7
2% Aug. 12
1
Aug. 16
% Aug.
5
12% Aug. 17
23
Sale
10%
60
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
31
13
3
29
12
32
32
1%
Sale
3%
37%
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
1%
15%
31
2%
6%
33
102
101
23% "24"
18%
>
10%
%
107
61
40%
7%
c
Sale
Sale
35
23%
32% Sale
12%
14%
3%
2%
7% Sale
3%
%
107
18
4% Sale
3
5%
Sale
Sale
72
Preferred
100
60
190 Deep Rock Oil Corp conv pref. *
5.424 Deere
7
% Aug. 22
% Aug. 22
5% Aug.
6
5% Aug. 10
5%
%8 Aug. 19
% Aug.
5
%6
Aug.
1
105
110
Aug. 14 107
105
39
40% Aug. 10
40
Aug. 27
"8""
8% Aug.
9
7% Aug.
1
8%
19%
18%
11
Aug.
7
10
11
10% Aug.
7
1
Aug. 10
Sale
% Aug.
1
29
Aug.
1
27
Aug. 17
28%
27%
67
Aug. 10
65
65
69
Aug. 13
% Aug. 12
% Aug. 12
%
%
%
2%
100% 115
70
Aug. 30
67
68
70
Aug.
8
9% Aug. 31
8% Aug.
7
9% Sale
75% Aug. 30
69% Aug. 17
75% Sale
%
5%
%
1%
18
May
Jan.
Feb.
38% June
Jan.
% Mar.
92
Sale
16%
Sale
16%
8% Aug.
Apr.
4% May
15% May
June
21
13
% May
25% June
37
Feb.
June
84
Apr.
% Jan.
9
55
64
% Jan.
116
Feb
2 % May
May
25% May
10
May
1
May
5% May
30
2
91
2
23
22
21
22
15
22
9
12
2
9
4
8
15
Apr. 26
Jan.
3
6% May
2
3% Mar. 12
38
Apr. 15
33
Apr.
8
16% Mar. 7
3% Jan. 26
8
Jan.
3
May
4% Feb.
8
% May
1% Jan.
13
6
19% Apr. 24
Apr.
9
110% Mar. 20
4
24% Jan.
72
May
9
% June
% May
May
18% May
99% July
13% June
51
May
12
May
1% Mar.
9
May
29% Jan.
10
33
Feb.
2
Jan.
2
19% Jan.
31% Jan.
23
19
30
23
Aug. 10
23
Aug). 10
1 % May 21
23
Aug. 10
Sale
15
Aug. 19
16% Aug. 31
13% May 22
2
2
13
11
75% May 10
11% Mar. 25
June
7% May
53% May
4
Jan.
3
17
1% May 21
%„ June
% Jan.
93
May
7% May
23%
% Jan.
Apr.
% Jan.
4% July
9
12
26
2% Mar. 8
30
Feb.
8
11% Apr. 23
23% Jan.
4
CHICAGO
STOCK
EXCHANGE
TE
PRICES IN AUGUST
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
„
Price
Jan. 2
'inc
STOCKS
in.
1940
Par
iau
De Mets Inc
preferred--—-*
Dexter Co (The) common
5
Diamond T Motor Car com--2
5
3,
7,
40
17s:
2,
1,
31,
8,
Dixie-Vortex Co common----*
Qlagg ^
Dodge Mfg Corp "common- - - *
Eddy Paper Co. (The)-;
*
El Household Util Corp
-5
Elgin Nat Watch Co—-—15
tEversharp Inc common
1
Pair (The) preferred
.--100
Fairbanks Morse common---*
Pitz Simons & Connell Dredge
& Dock Co common
*
Pour-Wheel Drive Auto
10
Pox (Peter) Brewing com
5
Puller Mfg Co common
1
Gardner Denver Co com(new) *
$3 cum conv pref (new)—20
3,
General Amer Transp com—5
General Candy class A
5
11!
General Finance Corp com—1
General Foods common-——-*
si:
5,
5,
7,
11,
10,
34,
9,
1,
1,
19,
_5,
2,
1
1,
23,
4
3,
10,
11,
8,
3,
4
9
General Motors Corp com—10
General Outdoor Aav com---*
Gillette Safety Razor com---*
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
Heller preferred (w w)
-25
uibb Spencer Bartlett com. -25
Borders Inc common
—*
Hormel & Co (Geo A) com—*
Houdaille-Hershey—
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 s t c new--*
Indiana Steel Prod com——-1
Inland Steel Co capital
..*
Internat Harvester common--*
Interstate Power $7 pref--—-*
-*
$6 preferred
2,
25
6
1
15,
14,
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t
c—*
(W B) Co new capital. _1
Jefferson Electric Co com—_*
Jar vis
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 & Lp com A—*
Kerlyu Oil Co common A—-5
4
2,
5,
9
9,
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap—1
5
La Salle Ext Univ common—5
8,
Leath & Co common....
Cumulative
8
*
9
4
11K Sale
339* 349*
13
Sale
15
3 9*
24
159*
Sale
Sale
"39 H Sale
109*
4
49*
49* Sale
169*
16
69
63
569* Sale
109*
119*
29*
25*
479* Sale
549* Sale
39*
49*
69* Sale
109*
11
23 9* Sale
129* Sale
27
Sale
189* Sale
79*
79*
59*
69*
89* Sale
89*
1
69
27
2
37
62
5
53
3
2
2
10
2
•
3
1
23
1
9
National StandardsCommon stock.
35
4
25
2
1
3
1
2
Oklahoma Gas & El 7% pf-. 100
Omnibus Corp common---. --6
100
Preferred class A
Ontario Mfg Co common..
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
*
Convertible preferred-
*
- -.
:io
1
Parker Pen Co (The) com..
1
Peabody Coal Co B com... -.5
100
6% preferred
1
Penn Elec Switch conv A.. -10
1
Penn Gas & Elec A com
2
*
Pennsylvania RR capital— 150
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke cap. 100
*
Perfect Circle (The) Co
i
page
56.
479*
41
42
Sale
49* Sale
39* Sale
8
9
89*
15
Sale
15 K
95*
18 K
Sale
99*
10
Sale
179*
18
139*
59*
14
13 9*
79*
69*
99*
85*
129*
55*
59*
8K
8
Sale
J*
88
3
25*
82 % Sale
41K Sale
49*
39*
29*
3
Sale
89*
989*
439*
89*
'449*
102
99
5
Sale
2
169*
179*
169* Sale
199* Sale
499*
459*
6
5*
29*
25
Sale
14
279*
"149*
109*
169*
42
119*
199*
a47,^
49* Sale
7
69*
1009*
41
"45~"
100
1019*
Sale
29
39*
K
19*
15*
39*
4
Sale
5*
19*
29*
39*
289*
79*
79*
19*
245
2§M
25
4
69*
69*
19*
159*
18
6
95*
119*
159*
19*
10
129*
169*
15*
99*
99*
139*
IK
26
389*
30
149*
39*
28 9*
Sale
39*
30
Sale
"29*
Sale
a
>
49*
49*
4 ~
4
109*
189*
■4I*
109*
219*
29*
42
1609*
559* Sale
75
22
3 K
26
4
?B
49*
49*
9*
219*
119*
69*
12
99*
149*
29*
229*
13
13
69*
55*
8K
85*
329*
32
Aug. 28
32
11
Aug. 13
119*
Sale
9* Sale
29*
3
79* Sale
259*
27
2
29*
81
84
459* Sale
6
29
13
14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
22
13
21
2
16
18
125*
199*
42
479*
49*
65* Sale
1009*
ii* "459*
98
101
39*
29*
35*
25*
5*
1*
■2?*
29* Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug.
*
2K Aug.
79 K Aug.
41K Aug.
25
13
22
8
20
27
30
19
15
\¥4
sH
79*
275*
25*
84 K
455*
Aug. 28
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
1
8
22
5
8
30
10
31
44
49*
6K
1009*
439*
100
39*
25*
9*
3
6K
99*
99*
44
24
18
6
15K Aug. 30
125* Aug. 30
3:5*
8
69*
69* Sale
IK
IK
16
14
Aug. 12
10 5* Aug. 20
28 9*
65*
65*
IK
15K
65*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
7
7
12
27
6
27
15
16
15
14
13
29
Aug.
49* Aug.
7
Aug.
1005* Aug.
45K Aug.
100
Aug.
39* Aug.
29* Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
Aug.
25
Aug.
7
Aug.
6K Aug.
IK Aug.
16K Aug.
i*
30
28
2
12
9
6
27
1
16
15
14
2
28
27
3
8
22
Aug.
6
99* Aug. 17
14K Aug. 12
2
8
Aug.
9
21K Aug.
10
Aug. 22
149* Aug. 12
2K Aug. 27
215* Aug.
9
16
15
16
12
109*
13
14
M
29*
23
21
45*
5
6
29 K
129*
Sale
3 9*
35*
28
Sale
26 K
Sale
% £ug<
7As Aug.
1
Sale
129*
6
15
Aug. 29
3
159*
129*
49*
28
Sale
6
Sale
3
4
5
5
4
65*
7K
23 K Sale
1
1$
55* Aug.
16j 13
35* Aug. 23
269* Aug. 13
4
1
Aug.
5 9* Aug. 16
4
4
Aug. 22
105* Aug.
K«
K
6K Sale
Aug. 13
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
5* Aug.
5K Aug.
2
Aug. 30
4
Aug.
2
27
Aug. 20
4K Aug.
9
6K Aug.
3
69* Aug," 31
4K Aug. 30
4K Aug.
1
Aug.
1
6K Aug. 28
23 K
19K Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug.
9
37
37
Sale
42
Sale
22
25
11
23
9
Sale
9
41K
129* Aug.
59* Aug.
5
Aug.
8K.Aug.
7 9* Aug.
30
23
49* Sale
9*
5*
5* Sale
59*
69*
79*
89*
199*
23
K
19*
30
8
Aug.
6
15 K Aug. 31
10
Aug. 21
18 K Aug.
1
39
37
5*
49* Sale
4
Aug.
6
149* Aug. 17
95* Aug. 22
179* Aug. 26
36""Aug." 23
35
59*
299*
Sale
55*
K«
28
8
Aug. "l
Aug. 29
Aug. 12
Aug. . 6
Aug.
2
28
17179*
-----
31
2
415*
489*
45*
45*
409*
If
139*
Sale
I*
20
16
1
6
475* Aug. 12
379*
17
49*
129*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
45* Aug.
169* Aug.
85*
8
15
12 H
Aug."
2
Aug. 13
6K Aug. 30
85*
79*
12 5*
239*
29*
869*
619*
39*
459* Aug. 21
7
16 K Aug. 14
79*
59*
Sale
1
13
22
13
14
19
5
12
II*
4H
Aug.
Aug.
15K Aug.
45* Aug.
16
Aug.
39K
44 9*
49*
35*
48 %
139*
1655* Aug. 19 165 K Aug. 19
39
1
Aug. 16 429* Aug.
77
109*
37 9*
14 9*
239*
119*
Sale
909*
49*
159*
94%
59*
%
15*
*
10
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc cap. .5
North American Car com—.20
Northern Paper Mills com---*
Northern 111 Finance com
*
Northwest Bancorp com.—--*
Northwest Eng Co capital
*
Nor West Util pr lien pref—100
7% preferred-—
100
Nunn-Bush Shoe common..2K
49*
35
Trust—
Common
15
10
8
37
Nat Republic Invest
Cumul conv pref
18
409* Sale
45 5* Sale
39*
49*
49*
49*
33
5
Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co
49*
9
369*
4
17
29*
McQuay-N orris Mfg com
*
Mc Williams Dredging Co com *
Mapes Consol Mfg capital—-*
Marshall Field & Co com
*
Masonite Corp common
*
Mer & Mfrs Sec cl A com—-1
$2 cumul part pref
*
Mickelberry's Food Prod com-1
Middle West Corp capital—5
Midland United Co common--*
Convertible preferred A
*
Midland Util 6% pr lien—-100
7% prior lien
100
7% preferred A
—-100
6% preferred A
100
Miller & Hart Inc conv pref..*
Minneapolis Brew Co com—1
Modine Mfg common
--*
Monroe Chemical Co com.-—*
Preferred
——*
2
15
2
5
Preferred series A
345* Aug. 13
16
7
4
8
4
*
100
2
335* Aug. 14
10
21
Springfilled com—*
*
39
59*
7
69* Sale
48
8
National Battery Go pref
Nat'l Bond & Invest com
19*
Sale
99*
28
Nachman
125* Aug. 21
17
Aug. 19
3K Aug.
1
269* Aug. 26
2
Aug.
3
17
79*
1
26 5*
60
259*
2
119* Aug. 14
Aug. 13
3K Aug.
1
25 K Aug. 19
2
Aug.
3
16
*
Montgomery Ward & Co cl A_ *
Common
*
Mountain States Power pref 100
Muskegon Mot Spec class A—*
39*
275*
29*
11
McCord Rad & Mfg
"A**
3
32
2
2
339*
129*
169*
54
46
46
2
49* Aug.
6
65* Aug. 30
10 5* Aug.
8
34
Aug. 29
31
2,
4
12
39*
49*
159*
16
45* Sale
17
169*
54
60
Aug.
Aug.
7
3
30
Sale
1
6K
6
4
6
37
40
Highest
Sale Prices
10 9* Aug. 15
33
Aug.
9
109*
349*
139*
189*
28
""79*
1.
35
49*
10
389*
139*
6
2
12
16
Lowest
Sale Prices
16
359*
6
9
Sale
189*
39* Sale
259*
27w
IK
29*
129*
Ask
Sale
139*
139*
399*
Libby, McNeill & Libby com-7
Lincoln Printing Co com—.-*
$3.50 preferred
--*
Lindsay Light & Chem com-10
Preferred--.
-—10
Lion Oil Ref Co capital
*
Liquid Carbonic common—-*
Loudon Packing common
*
Lynch Corp common
5
2
37
34
33
28
10
Le Roi Co common
"109* "II"'
119*
139* Sale
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
9
17
4
49*
69*
Bid
13
6
9
9
4K
*
preferred
Aug. 1
*sk
Bid
27
Sale
319* Sale
4
39*
7 ^
105*
109*
37
13
399*
16
39*
19*
279*
26
49*
4
-
—
289*
289*
5
16
9
Sale
11
99*
8K
109*
Sale
179*
109*
28
25
Sale
27
28
26
45*
89*
9K
8K
14K
5
13
H)
47
55
9K
17
15
55
209*
13 5*
109*
99*
15
12
14
109*
10K
10K
"125*
145*
105*
129*
149*
118
59*
24
119*
8
11
9
12
6
23
Aug. 31
35*
Aug. 27
5
4K Aug. 31
IK
47
12
Aug. 27
35* Aug.
45* Sale
70
189*
Aug.
35
15K
12K
Sale
17
60
22
10
389*
113K
10K
Aug.
Aug.
4K Aug.
9
Aug.
99* Aug.
89* Aug.
14K Aug.
48
Aug.
11K Aug.
9K Aug.
23
16
13
1
6
20
26
19
9
15
295* Aug.
26 9* Aug.
45* Aug.
9
Aug.
10
Aug.
9
Aug.
155* Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
99* Aug.
51
15
7
2
2
1
8
28
23
23
22
6
Aug. 13 115K Aug. 22
10K Aug. 28
95* Aug. 20
115
---
11
10K
8
8
31
12
139*
9*
41*
15"" 159*
19*
235* Sale
369*
38
27
289*
25* 43*
13
209*
34 %
24
139*
sill*
Sale
25
9K
K
25
13K
K
339*
24
9K Aug. 15
11
9K Aug. 15
K
,
43
14
„
IK
Sale
26 K
13 K Aug. 23
1
Aug. 22
19 K Aug. 13
32 9* Aug. 20
235* Aug.
9
13 K Aug. 23
1
Aug. 22
20 9* Aug. 30
34 9* Aug.
1
24
2
Aug.
56
CHICAGO
AQQREQATE
SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
50
3,665
350
1,370
140
50
220
550
600
3,507
50
310
'""120
1,750
STOCKS
3.000
11,900
1,493
2,150
31,480
1,000
10,248
3,550
2,300
2,570
4,150
1,310
11,050
8,800
7,800
26,013
6,200
2,550
1,300
1,230
29,400
1940
Par
20
60
2,500
"2,953
20
Potter Co (The) common
1
Pressed Steel Car common—1
Process
Corp (The) commonQuaker Oats Co common
Preferred
Rath Packing common
600
1,739
100
4,800
4,341
1,831
980
600
350
1,163
594
"235
6,449
412
600
150
1,500
110
10
*
*
119
145
10
50c
5
45
_
2,036
10
318
403
50
20
450
Rollins Hosiery Mills—
Common
Sangamo Elec Co
com
4
(new)_#
*
_
609 Standard Gas & Elec com
Stand Oil of Ind capital
200
363
50
3,670
*
*
25
Stein & Co (A) common-
*
Sterling Brewers Inc common. 1
Stew art-Warner Corp com._.5
J*
27
1054
41
13.
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
2 X
Sale
13
234
*
11,850 tWahl Co common
*
28,559 Walgreen Co common
997 Wayne Pump Co capital
1
6,522 Western Union Teleg com..100
3,061 West'house El & Mfg com
50
*
2,500 Wieboldt Stores Inc com
Cum prior preferred...
600
*
*
2,200 Williams Oil-O-Matic com
4
87 X
1634
83
66 X
117
IX
X
IX
19
40
IX
20 X
21%
26 X
Sale
7
15X
14
7
Sale
Sale
25
8
8034
IX
2534
10%
1234
2934
1
Sale
IX
27
13
13
2934
IX
10034
734 Sale
32
34
30
32
70
76%
72
Sale
11X
IX
12
11
24% Sale
13
10%
2
1%
6%
7%
5
134
1%
12,
154
2534 Sale
1034
13
IX
654
654
6
6
7
28%
Sale
28% Sale
19
Sale
19
17 X
Sale
17
37 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
1834
3534 Sale
434 Sale
1154
1234
434
Sale
A*
Sale
Sale
7134 Sale
17 X Sale
7354
17
Sale
64% Sale
74
76
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
X
IX
Sale
Sale
IX
Sale
22
Sale
116
11734
6X Sale
54
12
Sale
11734 Sale
1
IX
34
%
1%
22
24%
39
7454
Sale
2054
21
18 54
18
19
1854
Sale
Sale
98
100
-434
6
95
%
1%
454
7834
2%
1134
4%
5
Sale
254
Sale
2
8
Aug. 13
Aug.
2
Aug. 26
Aug.
1
Aug. 26
Aug.
8
854 Aug.
354 Aug.
9
2454 Aug. 22
7
Aug. 14
7454 Aug. 14
154 Aug.
2
24
Aug.
2
2
1254 Aug. 13
Aug. 16
26
6
2954
7034
1134
154
Aug. 20
Aug. 28
Aug. 16
Aug.
9
Aug.
5
5
1
1854 Sale
100
102
454
91
554
95
54
154
3
13
33
Feb.
19
1834
3754
4 54
1254
6754 Aug. 19
1454 Aug. 15
7354 Aug. 28
1754 Aug.
1
Aug. 12
Aug. 14
Aug.
8
Aug.
6
Aug.
2854 Aug.
19
1
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28
31
7
9
2
2
28
26
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
91
Aug.
154 Aug.
30
1
31
3
15
21
3
2054
1854
1854
10154
554
5%
12U
1454
154
123 54
15554
5554
IX
54 June 26
54 June 10
12
Aug. 13
10154 Apr. 10 10154
8
Feb.
14
4
Jan.
4
Feb.
16
2
Jan
Aug. 26
Feb.
7
Aug. 26
Jan.
17
Feb.
20
May
1
30
19
Jan.
Apr.
June
5
Aug. 31
3054 Apr. 26
fsH
sf*
Feb.
9
Apr.
6
Mar.
7
Apr.
4
July
1754 May 10
June
15
Jan.
30
Apr.
18
15
154 Mar. 18
Jan.
111
Feb.
15
May
May
101
Apr.
11
Jan.
3
4
2854 July
65
Feb.
Jan.
May
May
May
Aug.
May
May
754 Aug. 31
2554
1134
154
754
28
18
June
Aug. 30
2954 Aug. 28
Aug. 13
154 Aug.
6
15
11
28
4
June
13'
2954 Aug. 27
Aug. 10
May
May
May
June
May
May
Sale Prices
95
8054 Aug. 31
154 Aug.
2
27
Aug. 30
72
12
Highest
Prices
141
Aug. 31
2354 Aug. 24
1154 Aug. 14
1
Aug.
9
6
Aug. 17
6
9
Aug.
2554 Aug. 19
1854 Aug. 19
17
Aug. 16
3454 Aug. 17
454 Aug.
1
12
Aug. • 8
1954 Aug.
1854 Aug.
17
Aug.
9554 Aug.
534 Aug.
9054 Aug.
54 Aug.
354
54
554
94
654
54
24 X Aug. 22
8
Aug.
2
6454 Aug.
6954
5454 Sale
4954 Aug. 16 5454
118
Sale
11554 Aug. 19 11854
1
1
6
Aug.
154
,
154
2
34
54
54 Aug.
6
134
154
154 Aug.
154
22
22
Aug. 13 2354
3854
3954 Aug. 26 3954
20
90
90
IX
25
100
154
1X
26 X
14 X
5
7
2X
"12X
15X
154
29
12
83
Sale
10
Sale
654 Aug. 21
%
%
9X
2334
854
11
7534
12
8
4
25
22
IX
Lowest
Sale
101%
29
107 X
95
39
X
X
X
1
11
17
Sale
Sale
*
8
28
32
Preferred
354
23
7554
154
Swift Internacional capital. .15
25
2
25
X
X
8
8554 Sale
IX
23
-
10
Sale
15,469 Union Carbide & Carbon cap.*
21,465 United Air L Transp capital-.5
200 United Gas Corp common
1
20
4,765 U S Gypsum Co common
59,352 United States Steel common._*
7% cumul preferred
6,385
100
1
15,540 Utah Radio Products com
6,350 Utility & Ind Corp common. .5
Convertible preferred
7
12,150
970 Viking Pump Co common
*
in
2534
38
,40
Aug. 21
Aug. 15 1054
Aug.
1
154
Aug. 30 103
153
Aug. 22 15554
3834 Aug.
8 3854
155
101X
6
Corp capital
12,835 Thompson (J R) common
8,050 Trane Co (The) common
No par value,
13 X
22
com
Sale
Sale
1
1154
10134
10
Storkline Furniture
1
103
38
Highest
Sale Prices
634
7%
7%
V*
%
9
10 x Sale
1
%
151
10034
100J4 103
,
Sunstrand Mach Tool com___5
Swift & Co capital stock
25
9,439 Texas
12,650
14,350
7,557
5,000
37,337
1
"48"
15X
14%
Sivyer Steel Castings com
*
South Bend Lathe Wks cap__5
25
Sale
Lowest
4%
7X
8%
X
%
10% Sale
153X
9
Sears, Roebuck & Co capital._ *
Serrick Corp class B common _1
Signode Steel Strap Co pf—30
com
c
Ask
Ask Bid
3X
X
Schwitzer Cummins capital—1
Common
434
%
12X
Sale
54
-100
Preferred
Wisconsin
1,250
54
Raytheon Mfg Co com
6% preferred—
Reliance Mfg Co common—10
171 St Joseph Lead Co cap
10
660 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap..*
6,050 Standard Dredge (new) pref_20
Common (new)
1
18,365
130
1454
100
3,740 Southw G & E Co 7% pref-.lOO
120 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd
*
2
9,742 Spiegel Inc common
27,474
1,190
1,600
15,952
1,300
76,310
63,494
24,223
454
Bid
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Ask
12*
*
Poor & Co class B
_
450
Bid
Pictorial Paper Pkg com
5
Pines Winterfront common—1
3,80 South Colo Pow cl A
735
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
20
200
EXCHANGE
STOCK
2
3854 Apr. 15
June
12
80
Feb.
May
1
May
154 Mar.
2054 May
10
May
1
Aug.
454 May
454 May
1554 Jan.
1754 May
22
14
Mar. 14
21
28
254 Mar. 12
254 Jan. 19
4
2854 Apr.
22
14
Jan.
9
22
31
2
Apr.
8
25
33
4
10
9
75
295
May
255
Mar.
32
Jan.
88
Jan.
3
2354 Apr.
4
1
25
3
Jan.
6
June
6
6054 June
1254 May
,154 Feb.
5054 June
4154 May
10354 May
54 May
34 Jan.
154 May
19
Jan.
3954 Jan.
154
1654
1454
1454
May
May
May
June
7654 June
4
22
8
Feb. 17
Febr- 7
29
Jime 12
May/ 28
17
9
7
May
8854 June
54 Aug.
10
9
4
4754 Apr.
8
554 Apr. 24
1654 Apr.
8
.....
87
H
6854
12454
154
54
254
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 23
Jan.
Jan.
5
12
Apr.
2454 May
Jan.
40
8
2
2
2354
2454
2854
117s4
754
Feb.
4
5
May
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
10
Jan.
95
Apr. 30
9
154 Jan.
Bankshares—
Common
*
Woodall Indust common
2
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital..*
Yates-Amer Mach capital
5
Zenith Radio Corp common. *
_
4%
334
84 X
2X
16
5
4
88
254
16X
4
454
454
434
454
7954 Sale
2543
1354
1434
t Name changed from The Wahl Co. to Eversharp, Inc.
x
4
Aug.
6
5
Aug.
5
7854 Aug.
1
254 Aug.
9
1054 Aug. 13
Ex-dividend.
454 Aug. 28
5
Aug.
5
7954 Aug. 12
254 Aug.
9
1454 Aug. 30
May 15
May 15
554 Feb.
654 Apr.
May 23
93 54 Apr.
June 12
354 Apr.
1754 Apr.
May 22
3
16
29
8
8
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1939
1940
August
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Bond Sales
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
1939
1940
August
32,667
352,503
13,985
304,427
__
$99,300
$156,300
1,747,650
1,724,350
AGGREGATE
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
BONDS
$
$
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS-
Jan. 2
Aug. 1
1940
Bid
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
Atlantic Coast Line Conn
74,000
25,300
Shares
2,286
456
421
1,094
Certificates of indebt 6%
4,000
1975
1,180,850 Bait Transit Co 4s fiat
A 5s flat
1975
409,050
B 5s
1975
61,000
44,000 Finance Co of Amer4%.-1947
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
STOCKS
Shares
y
"27"" Sale"
3134
3234
3634
38
93
96
16334:::::
100
84
~32H Sale' "3254 "3334 '3134 Aug'.'17
3734
3834
36
Aug. 14
33
Aug.
5
3834 Aug. 23
*
50
*
90
10134
102
100
100
100
100
100
100
*
2034
21
1334
14
22
40c
15
....
Sale
1.55 Sale
31c
Sale
1.65
Sale
7834
Sale
30c
15 X
1434
Sale
1.55 Sale
13
Aug. 16
12
Aug. 17
30c
Aug. 13
1.55 Aug. 14
2.022
*
100
434% Pref B
231
564
21
538
300
400
"t"~2
1,82.1
Finance Co of Am class A
5
Georgia Sou & Fla 1st pref.
Sale
6
17
10 X
123
3034
934
263 Mercantile Trust Co
25
1
1
1
100
17
35c
3oc
1554 Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
1.70 Aug.
1
288 National Marine Bank
125
3234
10
Sale
Sale
115
634
18
Sale
2634
78
116
634
Aug. 27
7934 Aug.
11334 Aug. 21 11734 Aug.
634 Aug.
Aug.
116
120
11454 Aug.
2634
27 X
2754 Aug.
9X
934 Aug.
17
50c
30c
40c
25c
35c
17
48c
35c
Sale
35c
16
5
2
7
Aug. 31
2
18
26
Aug.
6
14 11634 Aug. 30
2734 Aug.
21
8
1034 Aug.
7
23
2834
12
28
1.75
30
Sale-
48
2
1634
1
1.05
50
87 X
20c
1134 Sale
2SX
29X
2.50
404 Seaboard Comm'l 5%
Common
87
53,822 U
pref
S Fidelity & Guar
1.023 Western National Bank
value.
x
Ex-dividend.
1634 Aug.
8
35c
Aug. 26
37c
Aug. 14
Aug. 13 246
934 Aug. 17
1234
2734 Aug.
6
2934
1.65 Aug. 24
1.95
52
Aug.
7
5234
Aug. 13
Aug.
8
Aug. 16
Aug.
8
Aug. 13
46
1734
Sale
16
1.05
1554 Aug. 16
1.05 Aug.
9
87 X
8734 Aug. 13
1654
1734 Aug.
1.05 Aug.
87h Aug.
59
5634
Sale
56
Aug. 28
61
Aug. 19
110
June'3 100
May 21 101
11
May
Aug.
July
1.35 May
21
Feb.
69
Apr.
May
11134 June
lH
16
11*
9
84
10
20
1034
22}
33 J
Sale
19 K
Sale
33 X
13
Sale
34
Mar.
May
May
May
May
Feb.
Aug. 22
85
Aug. 21
19X
20
30
33 34
1054 Aug.
5
19
Aug. 16
1054 Aug.
2034 Aug.
2134 Jan. 16
4
2034 Apr.
Jan. 25
55c
2.50 Apr.
6
Feb.
15
2034 Apr.
5
21
83 54 Mar. 26
11934 Feb. 10
8
Apr.
4
14
Apr. 18
3134 Apr. 23
130
Jan.
8
May
3234 Feb. 27
1034 Aug.
7
4
May
9
Feb
50
Feb.
6
July
May
July
1934 Apr.
5
3
June
12
26c
June
65c
25c
Apr.
55c
Jan.
33
June
33
June 14
134 Mar.
246
Aug.
934 Aug.
2
June
i6!S June
3834 June
it*
Jan.
May
1.00 May
265
27
40c
5434 May
Apr.
84
Aug.
Feb.
11
9
Mar. 12
May
1.45 Jan. 11
Mar. 27
90
23c
Feb.
Mar, 26
6
2934 Mar. 27
234 Jan. 26
5234 Aug. 13
50
Apr.
5
1734 Apr. 23
8434 May
112
50
2
6
9
1
35c
*
Preferred
1534 Aug. 30
30c
Aug. 29
35c
Aug. 16
246
Sale
283 Phillips Packing Co 5 34% Pf 100
100
22 Real Estate Trust Co
par
3
20
12
77
Sale
15 X
25c
1634
22,050 Owings Mills Distillery.
1
3,201 Penna Water & Power com— *
2
No
77
i.—50
25,785 New Amsterdam Casualty
11,868 North Amer Oil Co com
1,573 Northern Central Ry
28
20
June
23c
1.25
2734
2,840
July
1
2.209 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref_25
1.210 Mt Vern-Woodb Mills com. 100
Preferred
100
1,417
"loo
Mar. 28
4
282
"'500
14
80
46
13 X
215
6
8
100
_
*
500
117
3054 Sale
4,191 Merch & Miners Transp
60
*
8034
8234
11754 Sale
298
"l",783
Apr.
Mar. 1
Jan. 12
Mar.
125 Guilford Realty Co 6% preflOO
20
Common
1
10,882 Houston Oil preferred
46,530 Mar Tex Oil
Common class A
14,334
100 Martin (Glenn L) Co com
253 Maryland & Pa RR com
17
Mar. 28
Apr.
6
July 20
14
1
12,618 Eastern Sugar Assoccom v.t.c.l
Preferred v.t.c..
1
3,372
4,155 Fidelity & Deposit
20
3,009 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp—10
30
87
3534
4034
June
6
9554
May 28 10334
10
1
406 Davison Chemical Co com
"556
May 15
May 21
May 21
80
31c
65 Black & Decker common
20 Brager Eisenberg Inc com
5,740 Consol Gas E L & Power
82
1
par
36,351 Arundel Corp
1,356 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
8,668 Bait Transit Co com vtc
1st preferred vtc
16,791
299
23
30
Jan.
7234 Jan.
112
3
9
Apr. 24
9
Mar.
90
75
Mar.
71
Feb.
2
36
Feb.
40
Apr.
1
10
July
May
May
Mar. 15
16
23 34 Jan. 19
Mar. 18
37.
33
PRICES ON
RANGE OF
Stock Sales
August
Shares_
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
Bond Sales
'
348,421
209,340
2,867,477
August
Jan. 1
1939
$462,150
.1,070,615
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31____
BOSTON
Since
1940
August
3,040,027
PRICES IN AUGUST
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
$
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
1939
1940
$106,650
506,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
1940
Par
$
Bid
Aug. 1
Ask
,
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Pricen
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Boston & Maine RR—
114,100
289,600
14,000
9,600
"6",500
Shares
107
20
1,170
7,050
70
""""30
~
1,398
"7",457
922
1,725
149
172,600
449,500
'
:
%
ser
A
1960
1970
43*s '48
1948
5s_
6s
96
96
22,164 Boston Edison Co
10,054 Boston Edison (new)
12,417 Boston Elevated
100
585
130
1,794
1UU
25
374
Preferred
100
Prior
Class A
100
100
1st
100
preferred
1st pref stpd
preferred class A
Class B
1st pref
stpd
100
preferred class B
Class C 1st pref stpd
1st pref class C
Class D 1st pref stpd
100
1st
89
844
49
1,219
25
Class D 1st preferred
100
CI E 4 3* % cum 1st pf std 100
14
8,015 Boston Personal Prop Trust. _*
898 Boston & Providence
100
1,105 Brown & Durrel Co common.*
331
'""930
164
50
917
'
1~312
257
765
1,399
399
217
45
158
1,195
225
100
100
100
150
7,944 Calumet & Hecla
211 Cliff Mining Co
5
25
*
10
14,482 Copper Kajuge Co
287 East
Boston
Co
3,443 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com.*
10,953
43*% cum prior pref
100
9,752
6% cum preferred
100
2,839 East Mass St Ry Co
100
First preferred
1,644
100
Preferred B
2,313
_100
Adjustment
2,853
100
35,528 Eastern SS Lines, Inc...
784
Preferred
25 Economy
"""828
5
50
"
1,058
100
185
100
600
53
330
70
632
""779
1,648
""200
~l",442
77
5,140
380
2,703
180
356
2",036
559
Grocery Stores.:
21,875 Employers' Group Assoc
485 General Capital Corp
Georgian Inc (The)—
230
8% cum class A pref
•
50c
154
171
30
92
230 N E Gas & El Assn pref..
14,527 New England Tel & Tel
29 New River Co common.:
15
6% cum pref
3,376 N Y N H & Hartford
120,205 North Butte Mining
126 Northern RR (N H)
2,390 Old Colony
Sale
315*
Sale
Sale
445* Sale"
183* Sale
1
25*
H
93*
Sale
25*
3
32c
22
18
1615* Sale
673* July 26
173* Aug. 17
96
745* Aug.
235* Aug.
98
Apr.
June 12 101 3* Mar.
July
2 106 3* Apr.
June 24 1063* Apr.
30c
Apr.
87
Aug.
16
June
86
Sale
363*
Sale
345* Sale
42
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
13*
15*
75c
2
15*
2
23*
23*
23*
23*
23*
23*
23*
23*
23*
3
Sale
33*
3 ,
23*
23* Sale
23*
23*
23*
VA
1.3*
23*
33*
23*
3
15*
1
13*
73*
3*
4
19
5
Sale"
13
11
14
1
53*
18c
4
13*
6
5*
183*
14
3
2
18
26
10
10
783* Aug. 16
34J* Aug. 14
415* Aug. 14
173* Aug. 13
13*
1
63*
15*
15*
25*
Sale
21
Sale
2
1*
2
23*
2
25*
23*
23*
2 5*
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug.
33*
33*
23* Aug. 10
23* Aug. 26
123* Sale
11
93*
1
5*
6 5*
A7/*
18c
,
0
54 3*
24
Sale
30
5/s
15
193*
253*
203*
26
205*
205*
25 3*
26
50c
75c
10c
63*
33*
35*
3
4
36
43
40
27c
75c
38c
40c
10c
20c
10c
10c
2
2
16
7
25
25*
43*
423*
13*
12
53*
153*
1
10c
AA
13 3*
Sale
19
4
3 5*
2 5*
3 3*
3*
36
40
13*
113*
53*
13*
13
20
143*
55*
.....
15
A*
10c
33* Aug. 13
4
Sale
„
20
26c
Sale
10c
25c
8c
22c
28c
10c
Sale
13*
93*
*
"#
6% cum preferred
3,235
29,176 Utah Metal & Tunnel
25
1
70
2,760 Warren
■
1
100
*
1111
common,
_
*
*1
Aug.
25*
93*
13* Sale
113* Sale
38
Sale
1.00
44
303* Sale
7c
10c
28
2454
843* Sale
43 3* Sale
47c
2
80
63*
1H
25 A
55c
23*
90
7
5
193* Aug.
245* Aug.
13
31
28
2
Aug
5
Aug. 29
Aug.
14
Sale
37c
Sale
40c
30c
20c
18c
8c
7
9
7-5*
60c
37
26/j*
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15.
83*
13*
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Sale
45c
3
82
90
18
1
54
May 24
May 24
13* Aug. 27
25* Aug. 26
67
Aug.
7
17
Jan.
2
Jan.
I}* Aug.
33* Aug.
20
Aug.
5
5
Aug. 23
4 3* Aug.
4
Aug.
8
413* Aug.
2
40c
2
Aug. 29
Aug.
26
6
Aug.
Aug. 19 1165* Aug.
6
5*6 Aug. 22
45c
Aug.
5
7
June
4
Jan.
3H
June
20
3 3* Aug. 28
9
23* Jan.
28
May 23
25c
Feb.
11c
11
Apr
9
May
13-8 Jan.
113* June
43* July
15
May
3* Aug.
5c
Apr.
12
May
43* Jan.
4c
Apr.
1
May
33
July
108
May
4
Apr.
63
May
3*. Apr.
35c
Aug.
Jan.
6
Apr.
65* Mar.
4*
llc^
2
26
18
2
21
25
12
24
22
4
23
f?
123* Jan.
12
Apr. 24
85* Feb.
Feb.
25* Mar.
5C
Apr
17
Apr.
May
8?
Feb.
Feb.
13
383* Jan.
137
Apr.
4
Apr.
65
May
5* Feb.
20
15
27
22
92c
May
17
78
Mar.
21
125* Jan.
75c
Mar.
45 3*
Apr
7'5*
14 3*
5*
73*
1
83* Aug. 15
7
Aug. 16
3
Aug. 22
93* Aug.
8
73*
53*
57c
Sale
61
Sale
273* Aug. 30
29 3* Aug"." 14
59
Aug. 23
45
455*
42 3* Aug.
42c
35c
2
2
32
31
2
25
21
Juiy 19
225* May 22
5c
40c
63*
13*
22
27
255* Aug. 19
115*
.....
23
13
Aug. 14
Aug.
90
Aug.
63* Aug.
13* Aug.
253* Aue.
27
13
24
16
5'
Jan.
9
1
445* Aug. 24
40c
Aug.
5
2
Aug. 27
90
Aug. 13
63* Aug. 30
15* Aug.
2
25 h Jan.
55
May
393* June
25 3*
25
303* Aug.
63
Aug.
Ans:.
5
8
4
18
4
May 22
8
13* Mar.
35c
70
June
10
55* May 21
May 21
Tulv
18
6
Jan.
20
23
2
Feb.
22
iJ*
2
Juiy 20
Apr.
Apr
Jan.
83*
3
25
20
4
Feb.
105* Aug.
2
Aug. 30
15* Aug.
5
83* Aug. 19
8
20
24
Apr.
21
5
Jan.
15c
85* Aug. 14
6
5* Aug. 31
73* Aug.
2
11
315* Jan,
52c
19 3* Aug.
9
28
7
13
Mar. 20
60c
103*
213*
5
20
3
73* Apr. 23
30
Apr. 20
18 3* Jan.
4
263* Apr. 16
8
Sale
3
3
123* May 22
163* May 22
23 J* May 21
26
30~~
27
20
June
31
11c
85
Mar.
Jan.
283*
2
15* May 23
May 21
123* May 22
4
55* Feb. 21
7c
Mar. 29
35* Mar. 12
55% Mar. 12
243* Apr.
3
July
July
May
May
Aug.
Aug.
July
May
May
47
44
23
17
15* Mar. 7
83* Feb. 21
Mar. 14
Jan.
26
10c
273*
305*
19 5* Jan.
10c
37
11c
12
25c
47
Sale
40c
65*
75*
13*
93*
13
40c
60c
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June
30c
70c
63
.15*
93*
205*
6
45c
11c
205*
13*
1
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35* May 23
61
■
16
2
9
Aug. 22
18
Feb.
2
1
35c
May
June
13
1
53* Aug.
7
7
Aug.
1
113
Feb.
Aug.
55* Aug.
Aug.
■May 15
103* Aug.
15
Aug.
7
Jan.
103* Jan.
3
May
23* Jap.
33* May
3
Apr.
3 3* July
25* May
33* Mar.
3 h May
13* Feb
16
Apr.
67
13* Aug.
113* Aug.
55* Aug. 30
19
Aug. 17
A Aug. 16
113* Aug.
Feb.
Aug. 21
80c
Aug. 16
45* May 21
9
1 3* Aug.
3
65c
205* Aug.
245* Aug.
3 3* Aug.
4
Aug.
40
Aug
17
June
Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug.
3* Aug.
13*
373*
13*
13*
15*
15*
13*
13*
1%
23*
13*
113*
93*
24
72
70
145*
.
Aug.
Aug.
% Aug.
59
2 3*
93* Aug.
13* Aug. 27
2 5* Aug. 26
5
5
45c
1
543* Aug. 31
Aug.
17
70
41c
11
125* Apr.
5
Feb.
29 86
8
23 1493* Jan.
5
25 365* July 26
23 503* Mar.
5
4 203* Apr. 18
163* June
1
2 3* Jan.
Jan.
2
4
Apr. 11
83* Mar. 27
5c
6
5
Sale
Aug.
9c
116 5*
80
8
26c
22
i43* Sale
53*
53*
36
1163*
16
10c
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38
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63* Aug. 23
Sale
75
12
23* Aug. 26
53* Aug.
40c
100
60c
19
80c
100
*
Aug.
15
10c
15
Sale
33*
13*
15c
17
Sale
3
25
12
5
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2
20
2
*
3
80c
183* Aug.
..100
*
23* Aug.
23* Aug.
1
46
15
6
64c
Aug.
10
Sale
12
454
125
3
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Aug
Sale
15*
25*
13*
13*
363*
Aug.
15* Aug.
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113*
1
11
Mar. 12
Jan. 10
May 22 325* Jan. 10
Mar. 28
July
3 103
May 22
Aug.
23
18
3c
Aug.
11
153*
233*
303*
45*
13
13
21
4
18
17
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8
13
113* Aug.
93* Aug.
*
1.00
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15
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2J* Aug.
2 3* Aug.
*
4c
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15*
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23*
23*
64
63*
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1
2
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100
19
8
75c
123*
13*
13
6 3* Aug.
20c
485*
Jan.
May
833* Aug. 28 £665* May
126
May
343* July
365* Aug.
43
385* May
Aug.
73*
35* Sale
23* Sale
435* Sale
60c
2
50c
20c
.....
143*
(The)..
Aug.
2
1 h Apr.
2
1
Feb.
5
20
144
May 28 175*Jan.
16
13
Aug.
2
13*
13*
Sale
90r
7c
Aug.
15* Aug.
18
1
"143*
63*
32c
83 3* Aug.
803* Aug.
9
66
25
5
1573* Aug. 16 1623* Aug.
% Aug. 15
3* Aug.
62M
2.50
100
100
Aug.
2
43*
3H
1
14
17
25
com
5
65c
*
100
2d preferred
15
75c
20
17,807 Shawmut Assn
17,221 Stone & Webster Inc.
Aug.
13* Aug.
22
20
82
813*
10
Sale
23 5*
193*
85
Sale
50
dividend.
50c
16
833*
93*
823* Sale
9
8
5,600 Quincy Mining Co.
25
2,690 Reece Button Hole Mach...".*
985 Reece Folding Mach Co... 10
zEi
183*
803*
Sale
Sale
Sale
No par value.
1623*
32c
2
1455* Sale
*
Bros.
50c
25
66
*
Certificates of deposit
1,194
3,868 Old Dominion Co
4,298 Pacific Mills
26,707 Pennsylvania RR
449 Warren (SD)A Co
13*
18
113* Sale
78
35c
103*
123*
13* Sale
33*
4
23,626 Narragausett Rac'g Assn Inc.l
1,300 National Ser Co common
1
1,905 National Tunnel & Mines
*
80
20
13*
15
65
*
(Boston)
955 Venezuela Holding Corp..
571 Vermont & Mass Ky Co
4,308 Waldorf System Inc
94
35c
65c
""225
100
Aug. 16 103
165*
33*
200 Union Cop Land & Min Co..25
4,115 Union Twist Drill
5
33,065 United Shoe Mach Corp...*25
309
Aug.
3
Aug.
2
Aug. 12
Aug.
2
101
101
-----
61
21,000 Torrington Co
3,459
166""
99
1013* _*-•-> 101
101
1013*
673* Aug. 19 745*
173* Aug. 17 23 5*
95
AugTi3
97
Aug.
5 100
94
153*
23*
33*
2,290
2,039
19
953*
99
58
Preferred 5%
1,990
100
1
7,402 Mass Util Associates v t c
400 Mayflower Old Col Cop Co..25
6,676 Mergenthaler Linotype
*
90
72
185*
943*:
953*
21
140 lnt'1 Button Hole Mach Co__10
4,335 Isle Royale Copper
15
890 Suburban Elec Secur
71
Sale
20
99c
*
1,490 Gilchrist Co
9,627 Gillette Safety Razor Co
*
736 Hathaway Bakeries class A..'.*
Preferred
*
1,292
Class B.__
*
2,775
780 Helvetia Oil Co T C
_.l
461 Loew's Theatres
3,567 Maine Central
--
_25
10,110 Boston Herald Traveler Corp.*
364 Boston & Maine pref stpd._100
Common (stamped)
1,031
100
261
Sale
par
_
19,492
5,061
93
1948
5,601 American Pneumatic Service. *
4,883
6% non-cum preferred
50
First preferred
2,628
50
93,122 American Telep & Teleg
100
1,839 Assoc Gas & El Co class A
1
230 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet com.*
1,007
6% cum pref
100
4,254 Bird & Son, Inc
*
13,570 Boston & Albany
..100
295
73
225*
"92"" "94!,"
^__i__1948
6s_
STOCKS
Shares
9
668
1st mtge A 4%
Inc mtge A 43*
St RR
264,000 East Mass
Series B
48,850
Series C
17,000
Series D
28,550
}5
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n
26
8
2!
fo
2?
2?
08
May
163* Apr.
28 3* June
13* Jan.
93* Jan.
13* Feb.
12
Feb.
33 3* Mar.
5c
Jan.
31
Apr.
78 3* Mar.
445* Aug.
62c
Apr.
2
Mar.
91
Apr.
7 5* Mar.
13* Mar.
31
Apr.
12
I2
J6
l8
£0
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
August
Shares..
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Bond Sales
1940
1939
24,929
339,654
23,717
236,561
August
1939
1940
„
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
/
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST
CLEVELAND
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
STOCKS
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
10
60
40
150
109
70
510
15
675
1,698
15
173
370
693
5
222
2,084
3,104
480
'"""259
153
13
95
"""355
150
10
52
42
286
135
47
25
Apex Electric & Mfg
I'rior preferred
716 uBond Stores
*
100
"""loo
2,371
3,386
9,247
1,185
4,075
7,749
1,074
1,232
103
50
204
""'246
50
61
100
"""loo
180
"""545
32
404
267
2
667
64
450
40
5
""""70
260
135
55
569
1,455
50
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
114
5
Aug.
Aug.
15
al3% Aug.
6
41
a32% Aug. 13
com
all
»
100
1
Aug.
Aug.
3 a99
13
38
Aug. 16 38
7
11
Aug.
Aug. 14 39
Aug. 30 al03
103
37X Aug. 13
13
7
Aug.
1
12% Aug.
3
Aug. 10
*
11
Aug. 10
wMartin (Glenn L) common..1
16% Aug. 26
34
*
1,185 Murray Ohio Mfg
235 Myers (F E) & Bros Co com..*
6,512 National Acme Co com... -.1,
852 uNat Malleable Steel Cast com*
.*
*
100
...
*
.*
*
*
*
811 Ohio Brass class B
55 Ohio Confection Co cl A com.*
uObio
Oil
common
*
4,642
Otis Steel Co common
Packer Corp.....
Patterson-Sargent
Reliance Elec &
18
6%
8%
11%
*
uRepublic Steel common
Richman
22
......*
*
Eng com
5
12
*
17%
34%
*
Bros...
Seiberling. Rubber Co com
Aug. 21
Aug. 16
7
Aug. 14
Aug. 30
zll
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4
it*
35*
4%
May
zlO
May
zl2% May
13% Feb.
50
36
11
Aug.
39
z95
zl6%
z6%
40
Aug. 30
34%
13
Aug.
7
12%
12
12% Aug.
1
3
Aug. 10
2%
11
10
Aug. 20
z26%
17
Aug.
8
16%
34
26
Aug. 21
16
Aug.
2
13%
1 %
1% Aug. 26
60
*
...
21
2
Aug.
1% Aug. 26
*
3,812 National Tile
1,876 Nestle LeMur "A"
5,885 uN Y Central RR com
430 Nineteen Hundred Corp A
Aug.
16
1,783 Metrop Pav Brick Co com.. *
59 M etropolitan Pav *g Brick pf 100
8,650 National Refining
$6 prior preferred
2,804
42
8% cum pref—...
Aug.
3 % Feb.
z26% May
zl0% May
z98
Aug.
a21H Aug. 13 a22% Aug. 12
*
1,749 Midland Steel Prod
3,303 Miller Wholesale Drug
18
Aug.
39
a
Interlake SS.
Jaeger Machine..
*
Kelly Island L & T—.......*
Lamson-Sessions
Lei and Electric
2
34% Aug.
all% Aug. 22
a
17
11
5
Preferred—I
50
Hanna (M A) $5 pref.....— *
Harbauer Company
*
ulndustrial Rayon com
*
Brothers
ulnterlake Iron common
Mar. 20
Aug.
3
2 a 12% Aug. 27
al2% Aug.
all
Aug. 20 ally Aug. 24
a 14% Aug.. 20 al6
Aug. 31
a99
666 McKay Machine
*
980 McKee (Arthur G) class B...*
2 ,'861 Medusa Portland Cement-.-.*
5,739
2,107
1,868
2,597
15,848
22,447
1,265
2
a28% Aug. 13
415 Monarch Machine Tool Co—.*
"""50
Aug. 14
56
Preferred
100
215
768 Greif Bros Cooperage A com.*
301
875
14
Cx)
a31% Aug. 14
5
21 % Aug.
14
Aug. 19
22
11% Aug.
*
*
General Tire & Rubber com. .5
125
Preferred
100
*
1,849 uGlidden Co common
5,258 Goodrich (B.F.) Co. common *
1,064
173
a
26
90
Mar. 21
May 22 z29% Apr. 25
Mar. 15
z4% May 23 z7
5
z9% Aug.
5 z88
Aug.
a 15% Aug. 22
zl2
May
2
1 % Jan.
Aug. 13
58 % Aug. 30
46
May
zl08
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May
a34
Aug. 21 z26
May
28
Aug. 22
17% Jan.
15
Aug. 30
12% May
11
Aug. 31
10% May
6% June
June
114% Aug. 29 113
a31% Aug. 30 z22
May
41
Aug. 15
38% May
15 % May
al4% Aug.
5 zl2% May
5 a89
Aug.
Fostoria Pressed Steel
362 Halle
Jan.
15 zl9% Jan.
4
6 20
July 13
4% Apr. 13
11
8% Apr. 19
3
21 z66% Apr.
Apr. 18
21 zl5
2l
zl9
70
377 Faultless Rubber Co com....*
uFirestone Tire & Rub com. .10
55
6
5
a9% Aug. 15 al0% Aug.
a89
...
5,449 Goodyear Tire & Rub com
501 Great Lakes Towing...
Highest
Sale Prices
zl2% June
8% Mar.
4
May
6% Jan.
z45% May
8% May
..100
......
uGeneral Electric
Lowest
Sale Prices
85
3
7,951 City Ice & Fuel
*
229
6 % % preferred
100
1
1,083 Clark Controller
7,335 Cleveland Builders Realty...♦
5,710 Cleveland Cliffs Iron $5 pf.i.»
137 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum prer.
*
3,361 uCleve Graphite Bronze com.l
14,287 Cleveland Kys
100
58,973 Cliffs Corp
5
5,226 Colonial Finance Co common. 1
835 Commercial Bookbinding....*
1,661 Dow Chemical 5% pref
100
4,372 Eaton Mfg. Co.domu,on
1
802 Klec Controller & Mfg
*
1,121
1,030
4,136
1,673
_
a22% Aug.
6 a22% Aug.
a4% Aug. 16 a5%/Aug.
1
common
9,463 Brewing Corp of America
20
"3",660
(z)
7
7
Aug. 20
Aug. 20
Aug,
2
a49% Aug. 16 a 55
al0% Aug. 22 ally Aug. 22
(z)
uAmerican Home Products... 1
49 Canfield Oil common..
"
Sale Prices
Aug. 27
al2% Aug. 27 al3
Aug. 29
18% Aug.
5 20
1,050 uAddressog-Multigraph com. 10
960 Air-Way El Appli 1st 7% pf 100
Akron Brass Mfg com (new) .50
A trier Coach <& Body
-.5
1,965
2,037
1,704
1,841
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Par
Feb.
75
Mar. 27
15 zl4% Jan.
Feb.
7 z98
20 16% Jan.
2
Feb.
13
20 63% Apr.
21 zl 14% Jan.
21 z43% Apr.
36
13
May
28 18% Apr.
Apr.
18 13
8
18
Apr.
19 117
Apr.
Apr.
22 z37
Jan.
24 50
18 17% Jan.
21 z21% Jan.
6
June
19
Jan.
21 z41
22 z23% Jan.
3 zl06
May
21 zl9% Jan.
21 z20% Apr.
22 z24% Apr.
Apr.
26 18
1
June 20
Aug.
7
July 19
26
6
11
23
29
10
8
28
2
3
7
4
6
6
10
60
6
May
50
Jan. 25
15
Jan. 22
42% Apr. 12
June 25 zl05%Mar.30
Jan.
4
4
Jan. 29
May
May
May
July
May
June
May
June
Feb.
May
May
May
Jan.
a31% Aug. 30 a37% Aug. 31 z23% May
4% Jan.
6% Aug. 30
5% Aug. 21
z24% Feb.
a 10% Aug. 28 all
Aug. 28
z6% May
z41
July
al6% Aug. 14 al§% Aug.~3l zl3% Feb.
Aug. 30 zl3% May
al7% Aug. 28 al9
z2
July
a2% Aug. 23 a2% Aug, 23
30
June
Aug.
1
36
Aug. 14 41
55
(z)
(z)
Apr.
8
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8
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9
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ay Aug.
a% Aug.
9
z9% May
al0% Aug 26 al2% Aug. 3
30
Feb.
30
Aug. 15 30
Aug. 15
zl7
(x)
(z)
May
12% May
a6 "Aug. 10
a6% Aug. 10
z5% June
z7
a7% Aug. 14 a7% Aug. 30
May
9
May
11% Aug, 22 11% Aug. 22
11
July
al3 y Aug. 22 al4
Aug. 22 zlO
May
al6
Aug. 13 al7% Aug.
3 zl4
May
31
34% Aug. 20 35% Aug.
6
May
(z)
(z)
z3% May
21 z29
21 zl2%
28 44
3 17%
22 15
4
10
21 13%
25 z47%
18
7
28 35
17%
13
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16
8
60
21 z40%
8%
18 z41
28 zl3
15 z53
23 z21%
21 z27
5 23%
30
5
10
28
5
21
29
28
20
10
21
21
1
25
21
22
23
Jan.
3
4
Jan.
5
Apr.
Feb. 17
Jan.
Jan.
6
3
Mar. 13
Apr. 16
May
9
May 13
Jan.
8
Apr. 11
Jan.
8
8
Apr,
Apr. 19
Apr. 16
3
Apr.
9
Apr.
Apr. 30
Jan.
4
6
Apr.
41% July 30
55
Apr. 10
4
1% Jan.
1
Jan. 26
3
zl8% Jan.
2
30% Feb.
24% May 10
15
Mar. 13
z8% May
7
zl2% Mar. 3
10% May
3
14% Mar . 11
14% Apr.
5
z23% Jan.
3
40% Mar. 12
z8% Jan.
5
Sparks Withington Co—
15
32
6% cum conv
Stouffer Corp—
222
'295
20
"840
455
510
205
140
35
"180
155
"40
100
»
5.321 Thompson Products Inc com.*
510 wTimken Roller Bearing com. *
....1
2,330 Troxel Mfg
1,282 uTwin Coach
common
Upson- Walton
33%
34
43
44
2%
7%
1
*
Sale
(z)
.8%
a50%~Aug.
*
4
Aug.
4% Aug.
4
Aug.
% Aug.
8% Aug.
W
....*
com
2
einberger Drug Stores
*
134 W R I Corp 6% prior pref .100
....1
3,825 White Motor
*
4,682 Voungstown Sheet & Tube.
30
5%% cum pref ser A
100
660 uYoungstown Steel Door com. *
Reflects prices In primary
Unlisted.
markets on which odd lot sales
6
2% Aug. 23
..1
Vlchek Tool
Aug. 15
a31% Aug.
Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com..*
717 Warren Ref & Chem
1,884
65
65
35
...
689 Union Metals Mfg Co
uU S Steel common
10,801
3.322
11,845
1,042
a
u
pref
Class A $2.25 cum pref
245
16
23
10
65
Aug. 15
63
15
8
a9% Aug. 13 all
Aug. 30
a30% Aug. 14 a35% Aug.
2
10%
33%
63
Mar. 13
2
37
June 19
28
38% Apr. -16
21 z52
23
Jan.
3
14
8
7
3
5% Jan. 20
4% Apr.
1
6% Feb. 27
5% Feb.
23 zl3 % Mar.
12
15% Mar.
21 z68% Jan.
23
22
•
27
27
15
1% Feb.
21
23
10% Jan.
2
14
65
Jan.
26
z7 % May 21
13% Apr.
z26% June 10 z48% Jan.
3
50
9%
32%
Mar. 13
35% Feb.
a33% Aug. 30 z25 % May
z35% May
2% Aug.
2% Aug.
(z)
z6% July
12
July
May
a54% Aug. 30 z42
4
Aug.
4% Aug.
9
3
May
4% Aug. 10
4
4
Aug. 27
Aug.
% Aug. 15
"J* Aug.
8% Aug.
8
May
June
g
May 28 z93% May 10
i
zl2% May 21 z28% Jan.
z80
18%
were
al6% Aug. 19 al8% Aug. 12
"19%
based,
x
Reflects range of prices
it, prlnrry markets.
x
No print sales only.
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1940
,
August
...Shares.
AOGREOATE
SALES
1939
133,627
Shares
1939
1940
£/iares_2,152,596
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31..
PRICES IN AUGUST
1,914,463
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
August
\
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Stock Sales
|
210,080
STOCKS
Jan. 1
1940
Aug. 1
Par
Bid
Allen Elec & Equipment--.—1
Atlas Drop Forge coramon:_"_5
z
4
25c
27c
Shares
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Aug.31
Ask Bid
...Ask
Sale PricesL
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Pr ices
Sale Prices
-
—
——730
—17010
400
2,107
4,333
100
1,014
9,465
9,825"
7,895
39,116
2,647
2,971
36,748
7,951
21,405
6,610
Auto
City Brewing common
Baldwin Ruober
Bower
Roller
Briggs Mfg Co
1
-_1
5
common
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
*
1
♦
common
Burroughs Adding Mach
Burry Biscuit Corp
12He
910 Capital City Products
986
282
1,075
3,650
1,100
770
650
2,900
800
700
365
780 Detroit Steel Products
2,797 Divco-Twin Truck Co
1,360 Durham Mfg Co common
405
2,540
1,334
4,746
2,484
5,785
400
1,010
199
976
Mogul
894
2,200
645
400
1,113
550
550
1,420
9",421
'"'346
700
100
1,770
620
457
1,200
510
5,994
3",715
4,407
597
1,131
1,950
112
1,104
796
721
1,723
920
315
2,195
370
""852
~"l37
482
136
*
com
Gar Wood Industries com
Gemmer Mfg Co class A
3
*
Class B
*
General Finance Corp com.
1
General Motors common
10
Goebel Brewing Co common. _1
-
_
Graham-Paige Motor com
-1
Grand Valley Brew common.-1
Hudson Motor Car
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com
Kingston Products Corp
1
65c
7X
118
IX
IX
.10
12X
4X
235
2736
426
32 X
1026
2X
5436
2X
"70c"
VA
73c
226 Aug. 30
23c
Aug.
7
535 Aug. 22
7 26
1836 Aug. 14
Aug. 24
726 Aug. 16
52c
2035 Aug. 12
52c
Aug. 24
726 Aug.
9
50c
626
835
535
7536 Sale
1226
1526
55c
336
60c
113
70c
326
135
7536 Aug.
1536 Aug.
57c
Aug.
7536 Aug. 31
1536 Aug. 16
70c
Aug. 15
236 Aug.
326 Aug. 28
16
70c
60c
70c
Aug. 30
120
Aug.
3
136 Aug.
2
126 Aug.
3
78c
Aug.
2
1326 Aug. 21
Aug.
112
114
Aug.
136 Aug.
136
135
136 Aug.
135
136
75c
65c
80c
Aug.
14
16
1335 Aug.
31
1235
15
3135
1336
336
236
2
235
426
IX
Sale
236
2435
Sale
3
435
75c
Aug. 10
1
2936
1226
226
236
2235
435
Aug. 14
Aug. 20
Aug.
9
Aug.
7
Aug.
5
Aug. 13
32
Aug. 22
23& Aug. 13
16c
July 26
436 June 10
June
7
1335 May
Aug.
735 July
75c
May
7
July
22
24
15
16
11
52c
-
-2-36-May—8436 Apr .
6
26c
May
726 Apr.
7
9
28 X Apr.
37
May
30
2326
136
1226
136
9
Apr. 30
Feb. 20
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
436
3235
14
335
235
2435
5
1336
335
226
2335
435
30
12
30
8
13
30
63c
55c
Sale
40c
50c
'37c
42c
Sale
20
Sale
236
8
1526
10
4826
235
Aug.
7
46
Aug.
8
235 Aug.
9
50c
Aug.
3
40c
Aug. 17
935
726 Aug. 13
1 826
1535 Aug. 16
11
Aug.
8
11
34
32c
2
35
135
236 Aug. 16
4826 Aug. 12
226 Aug. 28
60c
Aug.
8
40c
Aug. 17
926 Aug.
1225
335
42c
42c
49c
2326
3 26
126
24
2426
326
126
1036 Aug.
326 Aug.
35c
Aug.
1
Aug.
40c
Aug.
22 36 Aug.
336 Aug.
135 Aug.
85c
75c
"I
336
125
Sale
4
126
14
7
5
28
20
14
12
20
1226 Aug.
4
Aug.
42c
Aug.
136 Aug.
42c
Aug.
2326 Aug.
336 Aug.
126 Aug.
31
10
23
29
5
27
12
21
Sale
18c
40c
25c
Sale
2X
Moore (Tom)
Distillery Co...1
Motor Products
Corp com
*
Motor Wheel common.......5
Reo Motors Inc vtc
1
Rickei (H W) & Co common. .2
River Raisin
Paper com..
Scotten Dillon common.
Shelter Mfg Co common
common
10
1.1
1
1
Sale
20c
2X
IX
8
4
83c
95c
436
6X
7X Sale
IX Sale
'lix "l2~"
1526
6
1635
Sale
3X Sale
44X Sale
1926
2036
825 Sale
136
IX
636
626
126
2
70c
436
12
96
23
336
Sale
25
5
IX
1326
236 Sale
226
5
4
4
Sale
435
8
Aug.
9
136
6
6
70c
64c
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27
17
13
125
Sale
1135
1536
1 526
526 Sale
126
67c
336
726
135
19c
436
736
236
45c
1235 Sale
1535
16
636 Sale
33
1935
1136
136
735
136
226
2
1835
436
75c
100
24
18c
1
Sale
5 26
136
,
1
526
18c
11
335
Aug.
2
40c
136
2X
236
24 X
426
136
IX
80c
636
21c
o
common. .*
50
75c
325
3326
2025
12
Sale
835
135
126
235
236
19
5
1
3
3126
18 26
1136
136
726
135
87c
235
1
"
426
18
75c
136
—
335
3226
1 926
1126
136
726
Sale
136
226
235
21
426
136
125
85c
Aug. 27
3
Sale
2
•325
326
4
6
736
736
336
835
5
4
7
2526
135
1
1
8
8
Mar. 27
9
Apr.
Apr.
10
4
8
Feb.
19
May
2
Apr. 18
626 May 25
July
8
75c
May 15
7
135
40c
11
1536
536
16
6
1
10
16
7
336 Aug. 22
3126 Aug. 13
19
Aug. 21
11
Aug. 16
136 Aug. 26
135 Aug. 31
1
Aug.
236 Aug.
2
Aug.
1735 Aug.
435 Aug.
75c
Aug.
1
Aug.
27
15
23
16
14
15
14
2335 Aug.
126 Aug.
225 Aug.
5
1
1
May
1
Feb.
8
June
5
2026 Jan.
1036 May
235 May
2
May
22 35 June
3X June
15
21
15
22
18
10
426 Jan.
226 Jan.
3
Jan.
25
June 12
Jan.
30
July 19
135 May 23
3735 May 28
2
May 22
50c
July 26
40c
July
2
Jan.
Jan.
24
5
Apr.
Apr.
8
15
Jan.
5
Apr.
2
1326 Apr.
9
17
9
8
22
15
17
Apr. 29
Mar. 15
526 Feb.
5
July
9
1
1436 May 15
10
9
3
33c
1
35c
J
_
May
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
28
22
21
15
15
21
15
1926 May 22
226 May 14
136 May 17
75c
May 14
July 11
30c
Feb.
18c
May 22
11
13
6
Apr.
Apr.
1435 Feb.
28
May
1636 Apr.
626 Feb.
19
52c
Jan.
9
136 Jan.
10
60c
26
Mar.
9
Feb. 24
426 Mar.
126 Jan.
24
14
11
9
17
18
Feb.
29
Aug.
6
27
13
60c
July
11
136 Apr.
13
4
Jan.
26
6
7
1235
1535
636
3
6
8
31
30
31
July
Jan.
Aug.
May
May
May
May
29
2
1
21
21
21
8
326
3326
1935
1135
136
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
436
726
135
50c
135 Aug. 31
136 Aug.
6
226 Aug.
7
2
Aug. 23
1836 Aug.
5
426 Aug. 30
1
Aug.
3
126 Aug. 29
2526 Aug. 31
136 Aug.
2
3
Aug. 12
635 Aug. 13
626 Aug. 13
136 Aug. 27
726 Aug.
7
M Aug. 27
^5 Aug. 29
136
40c
936
1256
436
1626
May 24
235 May 15
3136 July
18
July
836 Jan.
1
Mar.
22
5
8
1
636 May 21
136 May 22
1
236
135
1836
336
Aug.
May
May
July
June
27
24
15
25
10
75c
June
6
May
July
Mar.
May
Aug.
2
May
235 May
15
12
30
21
1
23
4
10
1
1036
9836
1835
126
Jan.
28
4
May 24
1
June 28
726 Aug.
7
7
4
May
136 Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
236 Jan.
75c
27c
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5
8
Apr. 23
6
72c
3
Apr. 13
20c
11
2335
2435
126 Sale
225 Sale
326
4
635
736
Jan.
Feb.
1 X June
436
29
Mar. 26
24
90c
Jan.
July
28
■4
1236
435
35c
136
2
8
19
2
1535 Aug. 16
1135 Aug.
1
5
Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 10
Apr. 23
9
15
2
"48""
23
16
20
22
22
15
15
8
3
13
30
50c
935
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
75c
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25
225
4526
236
14
5526 May
1526 Jan.
July
236 May
126 May
15
May
14
May
60c
July
9835 May
1
May
136 May
55c
27
32
935
135
4536
236
1526
1135
3135
1126
325
45c
4
25
18X
13 X
1326
526 Sale
136
33
"l536
13 X
6 26
1
3235
435
3
935
13 X
636
32
636
30
635
31
5X
2.50
Michigan Sugar common
*
Preferred
—.10
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
61.
—2-34A-ug.-30| —135 Feb.—-8
*
.1
McClanahan Oil Co common .1
Michigan Silica Co common—1
page
a
Sale
90c
25
425
IX
Standard Tube Co class B
120
526
IX
....
common.
Mich Steel Tube Prod
70c
75c
24 X
4
Preferred....
735
IX
16
.1
common.
16
65c
Sale
80c
LaSalle Wines & Champagne_2
Kresge (S S) Co
78*
1325
40c
(Frederick)
8X
78c
53c
common.
Stearns
8X
15
50c
Drug Co
Simplicity Pattern
IX Aug, 1-0
235 Aug. 13
18c
Aug.
7
5
Aug.
5
2426 Feb. 29
75c
"63c"
5% cum
part pref.
100
25,378 Timken Axle common
10
Tivoli
Brewing Co common.. 1
38,120
*
3,506 Union Investment Co com
*
6,807 United Shirt Distributors
32,894 United Specialties common.. .1
400 U S Graphite Co com
5
1,527 U S Radiator common
1
2136
55c
1
25,241 peninsular Metal Products...1
11.417 Pfeiffer Brewing Co com
5,649 Prudential Investing Corp
1
see
2036
2
1
1
.
For footnotes
1925
65c
2X
536
2525
Sale
536
Sale
2936
5X
Sale
14
236
Sale
Sale
Murray Corp common
10
102 Muskegon Piston Ring com 2.50
93.365 Packard Motor Co com
*
*
36,882 Parke Davis & Co
5,756 Parker Rust-Proof com.".".".2 .50
*
40,210 Parker Wolverine Co com
897
1836
.....
326
common
145 Mahon (R C) class A pref
27,714 Masco Screw Products
3,983 McAleer Mfg Co common
4,518
8,849
12,276
12,547
75,189
3,460
22,657
5,575
536
50c
"55c"
4
5
_3
5
_
96.416
4,230
1,571
31.364
2.657
58,021
65,705
1,355
18,459
8,413
70,613
20c
535
73
IX
Frankenmuth Brewing com__l
Fruehauf Trailer Co com
1
Lakey Fdy & Mach
19c
2 26
5X
28
6X
126
common
Federal Motor Truck
Kinsei
18c
426
125
1
164
1,365
4,605
'II 26 Sale"
__1
__5
32,327 Hall Lamp Co. common
158 Home Dairy class A
*
6,870 Hoover Steel Ball common. 10
6.656 Hoskins Mfg Co common..2.50
187 Houdaille-Hershey class A
*
Class B
*
41,976
17,869
29,655
12,171
11,130
21,781
2,730
12,026
15c
236
10
-
3", 115
23
_
1,918 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Federal
2X
Weather
_
22,497
57,231
14,835
23,918
5,411
33,311
1,316
1,593
5,643
69,690
34,324
25,185
16,525
2X
27
21H
Strip Co common
5
14,875 Chrysler Corp common
5
1,875 Consolidated Paper com
10
1
6,347 Consumers Steel Products
54,265 Continental Motors common _1
*
1,948 Crowley, Milner & Co com
225 Cunningham Drug Stores_2.50
1,071 Deisei Wemmer Gilbert com. 10
36,419 Detroit & Cleve Nav com—.10
100
5,240 Detroit Edison common
9,695 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
1
1
58,789 Detroit Mich Stove common
19,495 Detroit Paper Products
_1
2,369 Detroit Steel Corp common.-5
3,265 Eaton Mfg Co
1,336
1,257
1,007
1,847
-
27
*
*
Corp
Ghamberlin Metal
626 Sale
*
5
Bearing
Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
Casco Products
,
7
15
Apr. 15
1126 Mar.
235 Apr.
60c
May
16
Apr.
1836 Apr.
836 Feb.
1626 May
436 Mar.
4426 Jan.
2126 Jan.
1436 Apr.
126 Mar.
936 Feb.
28
15
6
18
6
16
8
12
8
31
30
Jan.
13
2
19
126 Apr.
15
2
3
Jan.
15
235 Apr.
10
25
7
Jan.
4
Apr. 17
126 Mar. 14
126
1436
9936
2635
226
335
426
726
736
Apr. 18
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
14
17
23
27
11
10
8
Feb.
19
226 Apr.
1136 Jan.
24
17
Sept., 1940]
In
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
100
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 2
1940
1,516
'"325
1,400
2,402
1,600
700
46
765
Universal Cooler class A
Class B_
5%
1%
_.*
*
n
Universal Products common--*
Walker & Co class A
*
Aug. 1
Ask
Bid
Par
3,354
19,206
4,941
1,393
11,091
99,162
41,765
24,700
2,495
5%
IX Sale
26
1
100
,8
IX
1X
11
loo""
11%
\%
105
11
10X
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5
IX
4% Aug. 23
1X Aug.
4% Aug. 23
1% Aug.
25% Aug.
3
Aug.
IX Aug.
IX Aug.
9c
Aug.
IX
9c
11c
8,959
2,164
4,860
1,810
3,019
1,100
272
975
155
227
230
28
110
420
171
400
50
50
276
425
260
1,496
72
3,118
260
75
--288
*
nx
9% Aug. 21
Sale
250
530
1,917
2,729
No par value.
162% Sale
Sale
21
50
Borden Company
15
Borg Warner Corp common.-5
a
Sale
6
Sale
103
1713
100
Anaconda Copper
161X Sale
21X Sale
Aug.
Aug. 14
1% Aug.
1
1% Aug. 12
11c
Aug.
2
11
5
Aug.
7% Sale
48 X
1
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
6% Sale
16% Sale
18 X Sale
4% Sale
20%
12 X
5%
Sale
Sale
Sold for cash.
r
5X Sale
Sale"
54X Sale
Deferred delivery sales.
30% Sale
12% Sale'
"7WTaTe
8% Sale
80
Said
54% Sale
14% Sale
Aug.
5
7% Aug. 29
Aug. 19
iy 162% Aug.
1
Aug. 16 21% Aug. 31
Aug. 16
19% Aug.
3
Aug. 14
17% Aug. 22
Aug. 20
5% Aug. 21
6
Aug.
Aug.
9
Aug.
1% Aug.
6
Aug. 29
6% Aug. 29
Aug. 27 146% Aug.
9
Aug. 26 34% Aug.
9
Aug. 15
5% Aug. 22
Aug. 15 41% Aug. 30
% Aug.
8
%s Aug.
2
1% Aug. 24
1% Aug. 24
1% Aug. 29
1% Aug. 29
25% Aug. 19 28% Aug. 30
29% Aug. 20 30% Aug.
6
39% Aug. 14 41% Aug.
3
4% Aug.
1
5% Aug. 26
13% Aug. 20 13% Aug. 27
10% Aug. 16 12% Aug. 31
19% Aug. 16 20% Aug.
1
10% Aug. 23
10% Aug;~ 23
75' % "Aug
" 80%-Aug.31
8%
% Aug.
A
16
8% Aug. 30
5% Aug. 14
6% Aug. 12
17% Aug. 13
19% Aug. / 5
50% Aug. 13 54% Aug. 31
12%'Aug. 6 14% Aug. 31
158%
18%
18%
15%
4%
5%
IX
6%
145%
32%
4%
39%
10
.
373
*
American Radiator
Amer Tel & Tel Co
13,195 Commonw & Southern Corp..*
2,790 Consolidated Oil Co
*
1,198 Dow Chemical Co com
—*
585 Electric Auto-Lite
5
4,157 Electric Power & Light
*
2,735 General Foods Corp
*
3,245 Hupp Motor Car Corp..
1
3,972 Internat Industries com...—.1
7,393 Jacobs (F L) Co com
1
3,577 Kennecoto Copper Corp
*
5.948 Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.*
1,623 Montgomery Ward & Co
*
19,209 Nash-Kelvinator Corp
5
5,565 National Dairy Products
*
36,944 New York Central RR_.
*
858 Pennsylvania RR Co
50
1.364 Purlty Bakerles Corp~__r- — _7-*
"9T5 Sears Roebtrclr&Co
...l~*
4,128 Socony-Vacuum Corp.
15
9,819 Standard Brands Inc
*
2,172 U S Rubber Co..
10
U
S
Steel Co
*
8,042
1
10,747 Yellow Truck & Coach
50
3
3% May
1
May
16% Jan.
23
May
2 % July
90c
May
15
21
10
14
13
15
Feb.
1
15
5% Mar. 21
2% Mar. 26
23% Apr.
8
27
Feb.
10
4
May 11
1% Jan.
8
2% Apr.
8
25c
Apr. 10
6% Mar. 15
9c
Aug. 12
4% May 22
104
Feb. 29 105
Mar. 29
7
June 10
13% Apr. 16
•\
Budd Wheel Co
416 Cities Service common
50
330
26
104
iox
unlisted dept.
487
27
14
21
28
12
7X
101
1
Sale Prices
30
7%
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Ask
2X
3%
IX Sale
15c
11c
7%
78% 104
5,167 Young (L A) Spring & Wire—*
25
Sale
12c
6%
4%
IX
3%
4
1% Sale
9c
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
3
23
27
23*
Class B
Warner Aircraft Corp com—1
Wayne Screw Prod common. _4
Wolverine Brewing Co com
Wolverine Tube Co com
2
Preferred
61
PRICES IN AUGUST
detroit
stock exchange
Since
August
STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT
AQOREQATE
SALES
'
_
.
4% May 22 10% Jan.
145% May 28 175% Mar.
18 % July 26
22% June
17% .Time 10
24
Apr.
13 % May 21
25% Jan.
3% May 21
5% Aug.
4% June
8
6
Aug.
% May 21
1% June
Jan.
8
5% May 22
137% May 28 170% Apr.
25% May 21 34% Aug.
3
23%
32%
3%
May
May
May
July
June
July
May
May
May
8
22
22
23
12
June
5
37%
X
1%
1%
24 %
21
21
10
10
18
9% June 10
15% May 21
9
%" June
63
3
7%
5%
15%
42%
10%
3
May" 22
May 22
May 28
May 23
May 28
May 22
4
13
15
5
3
21
9
28
4
11
9
7
June 28
49
Apr. 15
Jan.
1
2
2
1
May
5
3% Mar
4
38% Jan.
34% Apr. 13
3
Aug.
18%
18%
20%
mx
80%
12%
8
Feb. 16
Apr. 17
3
Jan.
1
Aug.
4
Apr.
Aug." 31
2
Jan.
8
Apr.
22% June 18
55
15
June
14% Aug. 31
Ex dividend.
a;
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
August
Shares_
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
1940
1939
145,603
273,064
1,769,930
1,819,848
Bond Sales
1940
193v
August
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
$64,000
455,500
$182,500
_
AGGREGATE
SALES
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
August
Jan. 1
BONDS
$
181,500 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4S--1945
1,000 Lehigh Valley ann 6s
*
Shares
STOCKS
Shares
1,240
1,311
12,913 American Stores
14,504 American Tel & Tel
100
631 Bankers Sec
Corp pref
1,089 Barber Asphalt Corp
175
375
678
6,723
11,452
11,286
4,700
2,637
16,397
22,775
255
1,151
1,243
2,827
Bell Tel Co of Pa pref...
Budd (E G) Mfg Co
Curtis Pub Co
35
2,553
20,772
4,297
4,101
2,400
379
12%
440
14
16
14
UX
*
...
common
Salt Mfg
common
584 Phila Insulated Wire
2,200 Phila Rapid Transit
2,275
7% preferred
2,212 Philadelphia Traction
45
1,358 Salt Dome Oil Corp....
7,543 Scott Paper
144
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Class A participating
19,779 Tonopah Mining
1,488 Transit Invest Corp
877
14,705
984
1,274
387
16,442
460
180
*
10
1
50
60
2%
557 Westmoreland
par
value
x
Coal
Ex-dividend
4
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
1
Highest
11% Jan.
2
64% Mar. 28
119
34
2%
3%
8%
2
50
50
60
1
*
*
1
25
*
Sale
34^
2h
3k
8%
Sale
23% Sale
164
16
12 X
11% Aug.
11%
160% Aug.
161% Sale
11
12% 11
Aug.
10%
9% Aug.
10% Sale
Sale
120
118% Aug.
118
4
3% Aug.
Sale
3%
5%
5%
4% Aug.
^
Sale
Sale
75%
69% Aug.
11% Sale
8
12% Aug.
161% Aug. 31
162% Sale
12
10%
117%
3%
5
73%
15
11
Aug.
10% Aug.
120
Aug.
4
Aug.
5% Aug.
74% Aug.
a
13
Sale Prices
14
Feb. 10
64% Mar. 28
169
2%
119
30%
19
28% Sale
45% Sale
120
29%
123
29%
29% Sale
48% Sale
28% Aug.
7
44% Aug. 17
119
120
29% 29%
2%
1%
2
2%
1%
7%
7%
8%
117
29
2%
Sale
2
20% Sale
173
Sale
1% Sale
Sale
21
1% Aug. 14
18% Aug. 13
173
176
Aug.
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
Aug.
115% Sale 115% 116% 115
30% 30% 30% 30% 30% Aug.
14
15
14
14%
113% Apr.
3
May
3% May
55% June
2
May
11
Jan.
15
22
5
15
Jan.
31
10
Feb.
17
12
3
22
8
Aug.
Aug. 13
12
2% Aug.
6
2% Aug.
8
Aug. 22
25
38
June
1
Mar
21% Aug. 31
175% Aug. 12
May
May
May
117% Aug. 14
30% Aug. 13
June
2%
24%
75%
2%
20%
31%
Jan.
16
June
5
Jan.
Sale
11%
8
Jan.
4
5
48% Sale
38%
41
44
41%
Sale
M
1
3%
2%
39%
14%
116
10
9%
IX
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
12
39%
3%
38%
4%
40
4% Aug. 29
37% Aug. 26
45%
44
46%
M
1
%e Aug.
X
% Aug.
Sale
%
%
1 %
1
%
%
X
%
4% Aug. 28
39% Aug. 12
4% Aug. 29
34% May 15
38
1%
Sale
1% Sale
34
34% 35% 36% 34%
11%
11% Sale
11% Sale
113
Sale
113% Sale 113
10
11% 10
10% Sale
11
10
14
10%
11%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6
7
May
1
June
% Aug. 20
% Mar.
X May
3% Jan.
%6 Aug.
2
6
Aug.
3
17 36% Aug. 12
13
12% Aug.
1
31 114% Aug.
6
15
10% Aug. 29
12
6
Aug. 13
Jan.
Jan.
4
Apr.
Apr.
11
6
3
111% May 18 125% Jan. 10
27
June 10
35% Apr.
2
1% May 23
2% Mar. 11
1% May 28
3% Feb*
8
5% June 11
8% Apr.
8
Jan.
7
6
May 23
2% Sale
11%
8
31
Aug. 22
48% Aug. 12
Aug.
8
Feb. 21
Apr. 25
6
30
2
Apr.
Jan.
8% June
Aug. 28 120
Aug. 20 30
Aug. 13
Aug. 13
Aug. 17
9% June 10
146% May 23
10% May 21
31
Sale
28% Sale
54% Sale
2\
* 118>
30;
*
Sale
122% Sale
5%
Q
5%
5% Sale
90% Sale
25
Preferred
13,064
...25
4,057 Union Traction
....56
alted Corp common
30,875
..*
Preferred
5,255
__*
332,247 United Gas Impt common
..*
Preferred
*
5,953
2,435 Westmoreland, Inc
i.
*
85
No
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation...*
Lehigh Valley
50
National Power & Light-.
*
2,173 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref...
22,496 Phila Elec Power pref
1,023
12%
171
Electric Storage Battery
General Motors
356 Pennsylvania
1,870 Penn Traffic
35
Aug. 1
Bid
Sale
..100
126,598 Pennroad Corp vtc
77,151 Pennsylvania RR...
10,958
6,218
11%
Ask
...50
10
100
♦
Budd Wheel Co...
Chrysler Corp
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
par
986 Horn & Hardart (Phila) com..*
Horn & Hardart (N Y) com
*
145
774
•
PRICES IN AUGUST
Price
Jan. 2
1940
1% June
26% June
10
May
107% June
9% May
9% Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
8
4
16
21
10
20
Jan. 23
2%. Jan.
2
5% Jan.
4
14% Feb.
O
8% May
Apr.
49
Mar.
7
Feb. 14
Feb. 29
Jan. 10
Feb.
3
Jan.
6
Feb. 13
Jan.
6
Feb. 24
Apr. 10
Apr.
9
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
1940
Stock Sales
318,487
Shares.
August
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
August
397,573
Jan. 1 to Aug.
-
AGGREGATE
Since
August
Jan. 1
STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
BONDS
Jan. 2
1940
Bid
21,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6% —1945
1,000 Coast Co G & E Co,4% — -1965
Commonwealth Edison Co—
34$%
1958
22,000
2,000 Market Street Ry Co 7 % - -1940
5%
.1945
32,000
1952
1,000 S J Lt & Pwr Corp 6%
2,000 S P Co (C P stk col) 4%.. 1949
UNLISTED BONDS—
1,000 Miller & Lux C of D 6%--1945
1,000
STOCKS
Shares
Shares
635
1,421
4.083
510
U 6,864
22,976
17,617
13,434
111
167
1,514
300
775
2,399
17,660
11,796
16,906
3,853
20
245
35
800
310
485
4,810
38,593
1,272
26,823
2,228
1,100
15,960
12,144
116,404
11,479
5,844
259
696
10
1,576
12,922
2,782
560
100
553
75
238
3,500
711
4,424
1,464
632
175
13,233
5,238
9,645
338
290
610
Ask
98
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
325
518
406
30
Angio-Amer Mining Corp Ltd—
Common
---I
Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank....-20
Assoc Ins Fund Inc com cap. 10
Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co
5
Bandini Petroleum Co com—1
dank of Calif Nat Asso cap.-80
Beech Aircraft Corp common. 1
Bishop Oil Co cap
.--2
Byron Jackson com cap
*
Calamba Sugar Estate com—20
Calaveras Cement Co com
*
Calaveras Cein Co 7% preflOO
Calif Art Tile Corp class A
*
Class B
*
Calif Cotton Mills capital-_ 100
Oalif-Engeis Mining Co
25c
California Ink Co, inc. capital *
California Packing capital—*
Preferred
-50
Calif Water Service Co pref..25
Carson Hill Gold Mg capital-.1
Caterpillar Tractor capital-.-*
Central Eureka Mg Co com..-1
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
.iinc class A partlc pref..—*
Consol Coppermines Corp cap 5
Creameries of Am lnc com—1
6,972 Fireman's Fund Insur cap—25
7 856 Food Machinery Corp com-. 10
4,670 Foster.& Kleiser common..244
Class A preferred..
25
855
Galland Mercantile Laundry—
*
766 ^Common (capital)
General Metals Corp—
Common .capital
24$
7,087
.....10
38,149 General Motors..
8,698 General Paint Corp common.*
Preferred
—.*
4,714
6,731 Gladding McBean Co com-..*
78,980 Golden State Ltd capital.....*
*
3,924 Greyhound Corp common
5,988 fclaie Bros Stores lnc capital..*
1,164
1,324
300
"
100
30
5
3,331
100
415
445
2,874
406
413
—
813 Hancock
25
Oil..
Pineapple Jo..----*
14,138
19,300 Holly Develop Co common-.-1
Hawaiian
727
2,100
.Co of Calif capital..
791
16.822 Honolulu Oh Corp Ltd
10
2.15
12c
6/4
b>4
10c
4$ Sale
8
4
Sale
4
6t$
34$
7
,
175H0
14 H
1.55
35
8
44$
126
8H
2.00
II*
2.00
50
10
80c
1.00
12*
lo
18c
39
23 M
50>$
54$
24$
110
34$
1.20
114$
124$
1.55
30
64$
40c
514$
27c
3 4$
894$
48
34c
o44$
Sale
91.
52
1064$
23
25
324$ Sale
29
30
244$ Sale
-74$
84$
2.00 Aug. 22
lc
Aug. 20
44$ Aug.
2
2.20
6c
W
Sale
54$
34$
49*
22c
74$
44$
54$
34$
111
44$
54$
64$
1.50
1.25
2.25
Sale
124$
3
17 4$
S lie
70c
2.50
11
214$
54$
""245
608
110
Preferred
316
"'942
6,834
11,605
5,032
57,724
2,052
246
50
1,154
25
""709
825
4
5
Aug.
Aug.
1084$ Aug. 20 112
Sale
414$
114$
12
11
1.75
3
50c
74$
64$
40c
Aug.
Aug.
40
Sale
Sale
16c
17c
35
41
174$
174$
504$
264$
50
264$
254$
28c
20c
28c
48
20
23
54$
6
54$
5
214$
64$
54$
280
295
Sale
864$
50c
80c
295
154$ Sile
864$ Sale
74$ Aug. 30
2.00
64$
84$
54$
64$
3 4$
84$
34$
3
5
7
10
164$
174$
40
42
9
10
.
10
84$
174$
184$
40 4$ Sale
9
94$
32
26
31
41
40
44
944$
96
90
93
33 4$
1.50
34 Mi
2.00
25
264$
25
264$
174$
20
174$
20
74$
544$
6
30 4$
19
19
Sale
19
8
Sale
Sale
75c
17
64$
454$
44$
284$
44$
lj
13
20
184$
364$
17
1.40
84$
554$
31
6
Sale
174$
144$
38
54$
94$
1.15
1.40
224$
7
85c
74$ Aug. 30
128
Feb.
LeTourueau
...10
cap—*
9
114$
124$
284$
184$
55c
64$
474$
6
5
32
30
54$
94$
114$
14
32
194$
Sale
f
70c
1.75
7
1.75
10
lnc common.... 1
54$
84$
11
124$
294$
174$
16c
Aug.
384$ Aug.
174$ Aug.
50
Aug.
26
Aug.
25c
Aug.
464$ Aug.
34$ Aug.
16c
Aug.
384$ Aug.
16
Aug.
494$ Aug.
254$ Aug.
22c
Aug.
45
Aug.
3
Aug.
214$ Aug. 14
54$ Aug.
9
5
Aug.
6
June
2,550
No par
2.15
8
2.50
1.25 Aug. 15
Aug.
Aug.
214$ Aug. 14
54$ Aug.
9
5
Aug.
6
1.30 Aug.
34$ Aug.
4
Aug.
164$ Aug.
404$ Aug.
9
Aug.
174$ Aug.
414$ Aug.
9
Aug.
404$ Aug.
90
Aug.
244$ Aug.
1.25 Aug.
174$ Aug.
42
944$
264$
1.25
174$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
19
484$
48
Aug i 21
9
454$ Aug.
1
6
94$
114$
144$
324$
19
Aug.
54$ Aug.
8
Aug.
11
Aug.
134$ Aug.
30
17
19
30
51c
36
11*
13
8c
20c
July
54$ June
34$ May
34$ May
3
May
103
May
64$ Mar
1.20 July
9
May
11
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
40
31
27
26
27
104$
74$
a
7 4$
84$ Sale
3
24$
5
value*
4
64$
23
5
144$
74$
84$
14
4
34$
64$
29
7*
Sale
c
S tie
104
154$
74$
84$
34$
18
16
9
9
23
21
23
15C
10c
15c
44$
Sale
44$
4
20
34$
94$
54$
214$
44$
lH
125
74$ Mar. 27
9
2.25 May
154$ Jan.
7
34$ May
40
Apr. 22
74$ Aug.
25c
Feo.
404$
263$
521$
264$
Mar.
Feb.
15c
June
45
May
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
Aug.
7
Aug.
144$ Aug.
44$ Aug.
40
Aug.
274$ Aug.
274$ Aug. 31
65c
Aug.
74$ Aug.
Aug.
15 4$ Aug.
104$ Aug.
2.85 Aug.
74$ Aug.
84$ Aug.
3
Aug.
164$ Aug.
9
Aug.
214$ Aug.
44$ Aug. 23
Aug.
1
44$ Aug.
5
22
9
27
32c
Jan.
8
55
Jan.
9
44$ Mar. 1
874i Apr. 12
Feb.
27
Feb.
15
18
June
18
284$ June
23
Aug.
33
Apr.
314$ Apr.
8
15
191$ May 24
54$ Aug.
9
4
June
12
26
Apr. 30
94$ Feb. 21
6
Apr.
6
May 15 400
124$ May 21 21
754$ May 21 95
70c
50c
July
8
1
June 10
34$
5
104$
May 22
5 4$
34$ Aug. 20
8 4$
34$ Aug. 30
844 May 22 10 4$
144$ May 23 204$
35
May 22 444$
11
84$ Mar. 20
31
Jan. 31
324$
36
July
8 454$
77
May 22 99 4$
194$ June 10 334$
June 24
174$ Aug.
6
May 21
May. 23
44$ May 18
274$ May 28
May 22
May 21
Aug. 13
June
13
Jan.
31
14 4$ May 22
50c
May 23
33
June
7
104$ July 24
84$ July 15
May 14
2
50c
July
9
1.75 July
7
June 29
10
114$ May 21
3
4 4$ June
June
10
3
354$ June
21
May 14
54$ June 14
Apr. 12
June
May
4
9
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Apr.
Feb.
12
12
26
10
7
8
29
Jan.
2
May
2
May
1
Apr.
6
Feb. 16
2.20 Mar. 11
56
Mar.
34
8
6
7
5
Apr.
6
Mar.
4
Apr.
Apr. 11
40
Apr. 15
5
204$ Jan.
64$
114$
174$
154$
76c
Feb.
8
44
Feb.
19
3
174$ Jan.
12 4$ Jan.
64$ Feb.
1.15 Feb.
6
19
13
Mir. 27
4
84$ Apr. 18
3 4$ Apr.
2
16 4$ Feo. 28
Feb.
8
404$ July
44
Apr.
23
Jan.
3
84$
35
9
5
\ Apr. 22
23 4$ June 26
1
4 4$* -Feb.
414$ Apr.
5
Apr.
15
12
25e
May 16
20
50c
Jan.
Feb.
30c
1.30 Apr.
94$ Jan.
Feb.
29
3
17
19
July
Aug.
124$ May
94$ May
23
1.75 Jan.
16
194$ Apr. 23
124$ Apr. 11
44$ May 17
21
11
7
100
5 4$ May
17 106
25
21
27M
May 21
May 21
15
June
10
14
June
13
6
74$ June
194$ June 27
10c
44$ Aug. 23
214$ Aug. 27
4
Aug. 14
8
July
57
109
34
Aug.
Aug.
6
Jan.
June
2.80 May
8
21
14
13
Aug.
114$ Aug.
11
Aug.
100
Mar. 25
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
17
74$ Jan.
Apr.
74$ Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
74$ Aug.
Aug.
144$ Aug.
104$ Aug.
2.50 Aug.
64$ Aug.
8
Aug.
24$ Aug.
164$ Aug.
9
65c
Apr.
64$ May
12c
May
35
May
14
May
494$ Aug.
244$ June
38
75c
65c
3
Mar. 29
19
Aug. 30
Aug.
100
9
10
5
75c
234$ Aug. 13
Jau.
23
36
364$ Aug.
274$ Aug.
Feb.
May 15
Feb.
Aug.
104$ Aug.
94$ Aug.
144$ Aug.
44$ Aug.
8
84$ July 30
54$ Mar. 25
Apr.
54$
75c
66c
11
2.75 Sale
14
22
16
46
Sale
29
22
2.50
10
it*
6c
21
74$
100
164$
204$
...»
30c
65c
20
8
United,Filters Inc A...*
Class B
*
64$
274$
44$
17
-
11,6 44
114$
2.85 Sale
6% preferred
...
100
5Mi % preferred—...
100
North Amer Oil Consol cap.. 10
Occidental Insurance capita!. 10
Occidental Petrol Corp com..l
O'Connor Moffatt & Co—
144$
44$
364$
6
8
Feb.
174$ May 18
2.00
64$
1.80
64$ Feb.
Aug. 21
54$ Aug.
94$ Aug.
11
Aug.
14
Aug.
55c
34$ May 29
July 31
20
44$
85c
1.75
364$
294$
64$
74$
12
34$
65c
38
6
102
154$ Sale
Meuasco Mfg Co common.._.l
Class AA common
4
8
8
6
31
12c
285
8
41
144$
74$
Natomas Co capital
...
*
North Am Inv Corp com.. .100
669
Mar.
61
2
Aug. 22
lc
Aug. 20
44$ May 23
18
34$ Aug.
3J$ Aug.
55c
42
99
Nat Auto Fibres lnc coin stk-.l
3 409 Oliver
Apr.
1
5
1024$ Aug. 22 1024$ Aug. 22
574$ June
43 4$ Aug.
1004$ Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
154$ Aug.
874$ Aug.
Aug.
134$ Aug.
844$ Aug.
52c
14
80c
Sale
266
I
85c
65c
Class B.
5 130
82
14
2.75 May
285
285
38
3I*
44$
*
94$
44$
24$
25,602 Magna vox Co Ltd capital
*
7,473 Maguln & Co (I) common
12,633
1,550
12,650
105
12
75c
5
325
465
104$
30c
~
i
39
...*
6,955
; 302,647
j
32.234
i
30.007
1,673
i
716
110
35
84$
34$
Libby McNeill & Libby com.. 7
Lockheed Alrcr Oorp_.com...-. 1
Lyons^Magnus Inc A
16 1014$ May
5 108
July
65c
80c
26
....100
353
33,360 Marchant Cal Macb Cocom.-5
Meier & Frank Co........
10
18
♦
July
2.00 Mar.
37
Feb.
10
1.25
1.25
9
50c
38
95
Aug.
27
"74$
36 4$
Sale
33
2
1.30 Aug.
114$ Aug.
124$ Aug.
1.20 Aug.
114$
114$
2.00
8
5
1
2
8
Aug.
44$ Aug. 16
54$ Aug. 10
74$ Aug.
11
1.05
3
Preferred
1,934
70
41
50c
3
.........50
Leslie Salt Co capital
756
795
154$
854$
9H
.....
""15
1,757
278
54$
Sale
Aug.
44$ Aug.
464$
474$
34$
34$
34$
73 4$
75
764$
49
43
434$ Aug, 23 44
43
504$
103
1004$ Aug, 29 105
1064$ 1004$ 101
19
21
124$
194$
304$
314$ 304$ Aug. 29 31
314$ 304$
23
Sale
23
Aug. 31 23
224$
214$
464$
33$
724$
5
320
2.25 Aug.
12c
10c
74$
44$
44$
24$
110
115
19c
3M
26
54
c
Sale
"44$ "5"
11
20c
41
Sale
5
20c
6
121 '4
2.40
Sale
44$
50c
1,082 Honolulu Plantation capital.20
Hudson Motor Car co n
*
1,173
6,974 Hunt Bros Packing common-10
Preferred
10
15,852
755 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.. 15
2 Pesos
359 IXL Mining Co
8,664 Laugendorf United Bak cl A..*
.Class
B
...*
8,420
90
4,529
Jan.
108
Home Fire & Marine Insur
4,978
208
100
July
3
1334$ Apr. 26 1334$ Apr. 26
39
July 23 39
July 23
1024$ Aug. 22 1024$ Aug. 22
18*
T.020
Highest
Sale Prices
484$
......
'""160
Lowest
Sale Prices
.
44
1
Highest
53
Bank
jjjSan Francisco cap
...100 280
17
182,159 Crown Zellerb Corp com....-5
90
Preferred
*
11,845
60c
1,100 Cypress Abbey Co co union—2
1.95
4,816 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com. .10
94$
Preferred
100
3,028
DoernDecker
44$
Mfg
Co
*
3,200
844
*
6,367 El Dorado OH Works cap
1,439 Electrical Products Corp..—.4
17,794 emporium Capweli capital—*
Preferred w w
...—50
40*
5,529
4,168 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap..5
—20
304$
300 Ewa Plantation..
35
1,140 Fireman's Fund lndem,cap__l0
"""355
45,000
644$ Feb. 27
Crocker First National
9,668
1,474
92,000
Sale Prices
100
90
5
$10,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
Bid
$1,000
Par
2,744 Aircraft Accessories Corp A_50c
Rights
12,550
6,531 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.-10
1,150
11,350
31
PRICES IN AUGUST
FRANCISCO
SAN
SALES
In
1939
1940
Sales
Bond
1939
Jan.
11
34$ June 29
164$ May 24
3
May 22
Apr.
13
104$ Mar. 28
4
Jan.
28
May
284$ Jan
11
Jan.
3
7
3
19
26
Feb.
19
28c
Feb.
19
54$ Apr.
8
9
8
23 4$ Feb.
5 4$ May
san francisco stock exchange
Sept., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Shares
60
20
STOCKS
Jan. 1
1,921
6,905
9,376
2,807
1,806
145
1,076
784
223
111
0%
551
*
12 %
9,978
1,085
1,593
568
1,910
604
230
""'519
11,415
196
162
30
491
2,855
124,538
5,213
2.724
4,374
6,410
35
109
Sale
First preferred......
-—*
Pac Tel & Tel Co common—100
132
1.50
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5%
7%
4% Aug. 22
5
451 June 29
14 X
5
Series A
13% Aug.
3
4
Aug. 12
1.05 Aug. 20
28
Aug. 16
1.25
2954
33% 32%
30
29 X
2951
38
3851 40
10554 107
104%
33 H
Sale
31%
Sale
>
149%
oS*
Sale
4
1.25
29%
Aug. 23 33%
Aug.
2 29%
Aug.
8 38%
Aug. 20 106
si*
103
41
Aug.
5
Aug. 22
13% Aug.
4
5
5
4% Aug. 13
17 X
17 K
17 X Aug. 23
18
122% 126
118% Aug. 1 123
150
153
148
Aug.
2 150X
5% Aug. 17
5%
37
32% Aug. 26
W*
96
100
9651 Aug. 24 99
Sale
capital-. 10
Paraffine Cos, Inc, com———*
4% cum conv pref
100
Philippine Long Distance
Tei Oo capital
100 Pesos
Phillips Petroleum Co cap
*
Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf-*
Pugec Sound Pulp & Tim
*
Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd Com— *
Highest
Sale Prices
29
Sale
.........100
Lowest
Ask
2,235
1,843
1,753
60,700
12,314
2,322
6% preferred—........100
57,472 Rayonfer Inc common..
1
Cumulative preferred
25,098
25
10,015 Republic Petroleum Corp——1
Preferred
.........50
116
21,046 Rheem Mfg Co
.......-1
57,941 Richfield Oil Co common..—*
Com stock purch warrants. .
1,552
2,807 Roos Bros inc common—-..-1
"""581
230
Clay Prod capital
*
Pac Coast Aggregates com..-5
Pacific Gas & Klec Co com..25
6% 1st preferred
25
551% 1st preferred....—25
Pacific Lighting Corp com—*
$5 dividend pref
*
Pac Pub Serv com
*
6% preferred
4%
it*
i3l&
5
Pacific
890 Pacific Western Oil
30
256
150
416
Pacific Can Oo
Aug.31
Bid
Ask
1,588 Paauhau Sug Plant Oo cap.. 15
Pacific-Amer Fisheries Inc—5
220
391
182
Aug.l
1940
Par
7,196
9,396
1,570
27,457
84,702
73,269
26,549
30,680
2,907
15,216
15,905
3,622
1,725
325
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
551
10
3
12
351
95c
2
2
2551
7
2851
25 %
6
34
24
27 100
12
351
16
1
29 113
27 142
17
551
28
26
96
23
41% Aug. 15
81
479
4,010
5,144
114,720
1.356
4,617
82,225
7,213
743
18
Aug. 27
2.25 Aug. 21
11X Aug. 16
14 % Aug. 14
27 % Aug. 28
7
1.75 Aug.
7
19% Aug.
3% Aug. 29
Aug. 29
1754 Aug, 31
1
30
Aug.
1.90 Aug. 22
17
13 X Aug, 19
14
7
7 % Aug,
8%
75c
Aug. 26 75c
14% Aug, 13
14%
100
Aug. 20 100
4% Aug. 16
4%
preferred..-----100
Ryan Aeronaut Co com cap—J
Safeway Stores inc common..*
Schlesinger (B F) com-—---*
Preferred—
———25
r
1.50 Aug.
5% Aug,
Aug.
10
Aug. 27
Aug.
26
Aug,
13
Aug. 20
3
Aug.
1.50 Aug.
2
5% Aug. 14
Shell Union Oil
Corp com—..*
conv pref:.... 100
Aug. 16
Sou Cal Gas Pfd 6% cum A..25
Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
734
20
314
14,042
155
272,204
900
114,078
412
Super Mold Corp of Cal cap 10
Texas Consol Oil Co com..—1
Thomas Allec Corp class A— *
Tide W ater Assoc Oil Co com -10
451% preferred
.....100
Transamerica Corp capital...2
Transcontinental & West Air.5
Treadwell Yukon Corp Ltd—
Common capital
.....-.1
54,444 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..-25
12,070 Union Sugar Co common..—25
17,915 United Air Lines Trans ——5
15,770 Universal Cons Oil.......-.10
5,177
1,374
325
1,535
507
1,760
30
1,700
4%
1?"
24
Aug.
17% Aug.
22
22% Aug.
3c
3c
45c
45c
si*
92
Sale
18%
12c
37 X
5%
18 X
9X
87%
4%
17 X
10c
20c
Sale
17%
9
9%
4
Sale
13
Sale
7%
30
§55"
17%
p
26
110
90
275 % 285
1,458
25
""461
5.357
Series 1
50
-
Series 2
Yosemite Portl
<5em
Co pf—10
1
Aug. 30
12% Aug. 17
7
Aug. 21
7c
Aug.
Aug.
7% Aug.
Jan.
9
80
9
Aug.
1254 May
107% Feb
1.50 May
3051 Mar.
42
May
100% Feb.
34% Jan.
15 54 Jan.
6c
June 27!
June 12
Jan.
8
May
Aug.
25%
272% Aug, 27 279
265
May
June
17
18
20%
16
Aug,
6
20% Aug.
15
June
15%
17
17 H Aug.
8
19
15
May 18
1.50 Aug.
1
1.60 Aug. 29
2451 Aug.
7
19X
20%
19
22
22
23
1.60
1.80
Aug. 30
9
12
12
4
27
Feb.
5
Feb. 10
12
May
6
May 10
0% Mar. 14
17% July 16
96
15c
Jan.
1751
Jan.
100
301
16%
15%
19
1.50 Sale
9
10
3
18
6
Apr.
5
2351 Apr. 15
3
15% Jan.
14
Apr. 16
May 2
it*
13
May
2
Aug. 31
30
Apr. 22
June
Aug.
20
10
651 Aug.
451 Jan.
7
23
97
110
270% 275
May
May
3
Aug.
24
Jan.
26 51 Jan.
33% Feb.
4 51 May
1
12
Jan.
3
21
4551 Apr. 16
June
6 51 May
12 % May
6
3
9
6
18
3
19% Jan
Jan.
4
1.50 Jan. 25
17% Feb. 29
108% Mar. 30
7
Apr. 24
52 54 Apr.
4
1.90 Mar. 10
4
651 Jan.
Jan.
8% Aug. 31
351 Aug.
9
27
7
2.75 Feb.
3851 Jan.
17% Mty 22
May 24
" "
3: 20c
July
5i 60c
45c
Apr.
12
Aug. 22
Aug. 30
8
0% Aug.
9
3% Aug.
12
Aug.
7
Aug.
9
2451 Mar.
2951 May
3751 May
22
5c
6c
9c
13
17%
8
10%
it*
4% Aug.
12
2951 May
17% July
12%
Sale
88
Aug.
4% Aug.
10c
Sale
16% Sale
8
8*4
9J1 Aug. 19
Aug. 30
9% Aug.
87
Jan-.
751 Apr.
54
Jan. 25
Feb.
2
39
2
1.35 Jan.
4151 June
5
10
3
43 51 Feb. 23
20 100% Jan. 11
May
May
5
1
8
14
May
2451 May
1.75 Aug.
34
May
1251 May
551 May
75c
May
1251 June
100
Aug.
351 May
3951 May
1.50 May
451 May
May
9551 June
2851 Miy
651 May
Aug. 29
1
18% Aug.
2
25
Aug,
5
Yellow Checker Cab Co—
120
July
li
Aug. 31
Jan.
17 154
June
101
1
Jan.
.
6c
37
151
39,508 Vega Airplane Co
7,634 Victor Equipment Co com—-1
Conv cum pref
-.5
8,133
2,260 Vultee Aircraft Inc capital—-1
20
28
1,205 Waialua Agricultural Co
.100
95
82 Weill & Co com......
585 Wells Fargo Bk & Un Tr caplOO 276
Western Pipe & Steel of Calif
common
..........—10
17
14,685
261
325
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
50
May
Apr. 16
3451 Apr.
5
June
Aug. 17
1251 Jan.
1.50 Apr
11
July
23% Aug, 16
X4 AUg. 17
20%
98% Aug. 15 100
32% Aug. 14 33
7% Aug. 16
8%
23
Feb. 27
Jan. 15
21 108% Jan. 30
21
5% Feb. 20
Jan.
2
21
June 10 138 H Mar.
7
June
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—*
Sound view Pulp Co.
5
Preferred
-—100
9% Apr. 20
15%
4%
1.50
3451
21
21
May
122,616 Stand oil Co of Calif capital..*
10,427
23,731
2,275
14,290
May 22
Sale Prices
7
5% Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
1.00 Apr.
1
5,082 Sperry Corp common v t c
3,760 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital—*
50
22
21
25
22
10
2951 June
900 Sou Pac. Golden Gated A...*
.
""202
May
May
May
May
June
Highest
39% July
40
"551 % cum
140 Sherwood Swan Co Ltd cl A.10
200
4,420
1
Prices
January 2
Shares
2,147
■
PRICES IN AUGUST
san francisco
stock exchange
Since
August
63
10
17
May 15
1.45 July 16
Feb.
8
Apr.
8
2251 May
9
22
Feb.
5
17
May 15
2.90 Jan. 15
UNLISTED STOCKS
182 American Factors Ltd
137
cap—20
24%
25
835 Amer-Hawaiian S3 Co com.. 10
100, Amer Pow & Lt Co common..*,
120
1,636
78,375
5%
6%
322
264
3,231
26,315
12,409
1,336
9,259
43,544
794
10,901
650
39
""53
.
1651
150
Bunker Hlh & Sullivan Mg
& Con Co common..
2%
262
309
1,825
577
""525
995
51
,
3054
1.05
1351
Calif-Oregon Power—
6% pref (non-callable)—100
6% pref (1927 series)—.. 100
453
100 Calif Pacific Trad Corp pref— *
10
784 Calwa Co common..
82
2
1.00
Ohio RR com.25
40%
Assn Inc common
—*
7,480 Consol Edison Co N Ycom..
4,363 Consol oil Corp common——*
67,490 Curtlss-Wright Corp com.... 1
6 995! Domioguex Oil Fields cap....*
865' Gum barton Bridge Co com..10
4 862
Bond & Share Co com—-5
14 660 General Electric Co com.—..*
£*671 Goodrich (B F) Co common..*
405 Hawaiian Sugar Oo capital..20
510 Hobbs Battery Co cl A capital *
350 Boohs Battery cl B cap
—
*
501 Honokaa Sugar Oo capital...20
2,577
417
354
Bendlx Aviation Corp com.. .5
t Blair & Co luc capital
1
5,335 Cities berviee Co..........10
3,811 Claude Neon Lts luc com—.1
1 191 Coen Cos, Inc, class A conv—*
Columbia River Packers
153
7
451
251
Aviation & Trans Corp cap— .1
B & O RR common
.100
100 Chesapeake &
""331
21%
11%
2.15
Top & S Fe RR com.. 100
69
15
7%
163
15851
Au"g"."l7
94c
65c
22%
1851 Aug. 16
11% Aug. 16
Aug.
It
16151 Aug."30
97c Aug. 26
29
4554
454
551 July 22
951
5 17451
149
June
52c
Feb. 23 97c
Aug. 16
251 Aug. 14
351 Aug. 29
30
Aug., 9
1.00 Aug.
5
Aug.
251 Aug.
35i Aug.
30
Aug.
1.10 Aug.
16
14
29
9
30
1051 Aug.
6
951 May 24
1251 Aug. 28
3
14%
82
88
3
2.00
42
80
80
50c
3
2.00
75C
5X
8451
89
85
85
85
89
Aug. 10
8451 Aug. 13
90c "Aug." 15
50c
51 Aug. 10
Aug.
6
50c*
31%
7%
10% Sale
33% Sale
28%
0%
29%
0%
31%
32
27%
6
854
2951
25c
25c
40c
25c
40
$ 4? %
19%
20%
20
25
1
25c
3
35c
5%
7
2
76
85
Aug. 10
Aug. 12
90c
Aug. 15
90e
6
9
40c
Aug.
3
75c
8
7%
4
10
7
30%
7%
1.25
4
11
20c4
4
2%
454
3151
1054
10c
2c
17%
754
5
Sale
551
30c
7
7
10c
3
% Aug. 10
Aug.
6
30c
8
Mar. 21
3154 Apr*
9
1254 Aug. 28
Jan.
9
251 Apr.
2554 Jan.
3
4
3
Mar. 20
Apr. 16
451 Apr. 15
5% Apr.
4
3554 Apr. 15
sg
Jan.
5
1451 Jan.
4
2
May 22
87% Apr. 12
2
Mar. 20
Aug. 15
3351 May 31
451 Feb.
6
X June 10
10c* Jan.
5
24
Apr.
551 Aug.
2851 June
17
Apr.
2451 Aug. 28
25
20
6
18
Mar. 15
June 10
551 Aug. 21
3351 Aug. 29
June
6 54 July
25
May
25c
Jan.
7
25
2l
4
7
10
30
11
1.00 May
4
Jan. 18
25c
6
7
70
551 Aug.
7
3351 Aug. 29
25c
Mar.
Apr.
6
Aug. 26
85
Aug. 13
2951 Aug.
3
651 Aug. 29
751 Aug. 10
32
Aug.
2
Aug. 21
8
Jan. 29
Apr. 30
Apr.
5
May 20
13
3
19
14
23
Aug.
2951 Aug.
6
Aug.
6J1 Aug.
30
Aug.
0%
5%
3451! 3351
33X
Mar. 21
18% Aug. 16
8J4 Mar. 10
1.50 May 22
1
251 Feb.
14
May 21
851 Jan. 22
4
Aug. 16
251 Aug. 14
351 June 22
2651 Miy 21
75c June 10
2051 Aug. 27
Ark Nat Gas class A common
Atcb
7
2454 Aug.
Apr. 10
5
454 Apr.
8
21%
Anglo Nat Corp cl A com
*
Argonaut Mg Co Ltd capital—5
4^259! Atlas Corp common
-.5
Aviation Corp (Del) com——.3
834
224
200
7%
161 % 103 X 161
73c
Sale , 93c
100 Amer Woolen Oo common
*
Anaconda Cop Mg Co com..50
14,938
13,160
8,550
370
6,449
1,730
7
36
2,790 Amer Rad & Stand San coin—*'
25,694 Amer Tel <Sc Tel Co com.... 100
213,673 Am Toll Bridge (Del) com——1
"i',0l5
2451 Aug.
551 Apr.
9
5
5
2
Apr. 29
Mar. 20
1.25 Feb.
20
3351 May 31
654 May
2
54 Mar. 11
50c
Apr. 19
8
Mar. 25
3251 Feb.
7% Apr.
Mar.
5
10
Jan.
8
29
Apr.
851 Jan.
4
5
11:
36
25c
4
2051 Apr.
4
25
Aug. 21
41
Jan.
1.10 Mar. 19
Jau. 18
25c
654 Apr. 30
Idaho Marylaud Mines Uorp—
3,301
416
100
1,070
1,202
775
900
10
25
58,960
4,807
6,153
19,436
26,005
6,359
3,588
Capital
.1
Internat Nickel of Can Ltd—*
Internal Tel & Tel common..*
Itaio Petrol Corp of Am coin.l
7%
cum
preferred.
1
Keunecott Copper Corp com.*
Kleiber Motor Co capital—_10i
Bancorporatlon cap—*
Nav Oo capital.
*|
Sugar Co Ltd cap. .5
3 265 Mctvesson & Bobbins Inc com 5
839 Marine
27.127 Matson
220 McBryde
118
4,900
791
7,206
*
64,350 M J & M & M Consol capital. 1
85 Monolith Portl Cement conl..*
8% Preferred
10
558
Montgomery Ward & Oo,
Inc. common
—«...*
7,751
54,337 Mountain City Cop Co cap..5c
No par value.
6%
6
37%
48
4% Sale
14c
15c
1.55 Sale
37 >1
38%
5c
10c
24%
20
4%
10c
80c
15c
1.00
2754
5c
22
25
26
3
3 51
451
4%
7c
2.50
7
3%
8
8
Sale
4%
4%
41
2%
t Odd lots.
Aug.
1
Aug. 29
Aug.
6
2551 Aug. 13
5c
Aug. 19
2251 Aug. 10
2451 Aug. 23
10c
24
4
8c
80c
2854
5
12c
+ Formerly Bancatnerica Blair Corp.
2254
251
35
4
55 X
2154
251
Sal
lie
5
Sale
7c
9c
Aug. 10
551 Aug. 22
11c
6
90c
7
Aug.
Aug.
2751 Aug.
5c
Aug.
2251 Aug.
2451 Aug.
8c
Aug.
4251
351
39
Aug. 17
251 Aug. 13
39
3
2051 June
6
254 May 14
8c
Aug. 29
75c
JuDfl
22
2451 July
19
10
23
5c
19
%
8X
42
3
June
Aug. 13
Aug. 22,
22
3 54
451
6c
6
16
Feb. 13
June 14
May
June
June
May
251 July
751 May
21
25
12
16
24
14
Aug. 17
251 May 21
39
7
Apr.
3851 Jan.
451 Apr.
9
4
5
16c
Jau.
1.55 Jan.
10
2
3551 Mar. 23
5c
Feb.
13
2551 Feb. 17
35
May
9
5
May 20
851 Apr.
1
12c
4
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
951 Mar.
8
5554 Jan.
2
451 Apr. 10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
64
aggregate
sales
SAN
PRICES IN AUGUST
FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
290
160
795
284
23
63
STOCKS
5,594
3,118
12,466
4,080
_
*
Nor Amer Aviation Inc cap—1
North Amer Co common
10
19 **
858 Oahu Sugar Co Ltd capital—20
300
n
339
1,835
1,031
C 5H %
13,143
8,145
1,325
6% preferred
100
12,746 Standard Brands Inc com.—*
1
33,441 Studebaker Corp common
Sunset-McKee Sales book Co—
100
Class A common
.*
76
Class B common..
*
56
835
807
Superior Portland Cement—
125
Class A preferred
*
263
Class B common
*
85 Taylor Milling Corp com
*
3,767 Texas Corp common
25
200 Texas Gulf Sulphur common..*
77 Title Guaranty Co cum pref.. *
8,892 United Aircraft Corp cap
5
2,943 United Corp of Del common..*
24,180 U S Petroleum Co capital
.1
32,877 U 8 Steel Con) common.—.—*
8,380 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com..
208 Vica Co common
25
3,413 Warner Bros Pictures com
5
1,680 West Coast Life Ins Co cap...5
600 Western Pacific RR com—100
...
85
346
545
10
4,810
1,825
200
""120
200
No par
O
3
3%
5
8%
Sale
Sale
28 **
33
65c
6
9%
1.00
e%
9%
34 H
5c
6
20c
6%
7%
0%
19
1.30
3%
1%
lc
26% Aug. 15
Aug. 16
29
Aug. 24
30
5c
25c
Aug. 28
6% Aug. 21
734 Aug.
3
Sale
8%
1.25 Aug.
19
6
334 Aug.
20** Aug.
1
734 Aug. 12
4% Aug. 24
3
Aug.
6
4%
2434
8%
27%
3034
29
Aug.
7
Aug. 23
Aug.
7
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 24
20c
Aug. 23
634 Aug. 31
734 Aug.
9
10
45
46
32
34
20
15"' "20"
16" "20"'
48
.2 **
36%
1%
39**
14
W4
33
40
9
13
37%
38%
35%
434 June
4
19
June 26
14% May 14
20
July 18
June
15
7*& Aug.
7
3534 Aug. 26
36%
7H Aug.
7
3534 Aug. 26
90c
Sale
53%
54%
iTa
25c
2%
6%
2%
7%
50c
5c
ax
jx
90c
75c
85cp
75c
54%
55
51
Aug.
5
Aug. 16
1
Aug. 13
Aug.
1
54% Aug. 30
1
Aug. 13
6% Aug. 30
6% Aug. 30
l>/*
25c
2
6%
5c
1
1
Aug. 21
39
July 26
3
May 10
234 Apr. 15
16 % June 10
7 34 June
3
434 May 24
2.75 Aug.
20
2%
Sale
4
Jan.
Mar. 11
Apr. 16
Apr.
4
12
Jan.
3
734 Apr.
434 Apr.
3
9
11
_
June
10
1834 June
7
May
24
May
26J4 May
25
May
31
May
10
21
22
21
21
16
Apr. 22
Mar. 2
Jan.
6
May
3
Apr. 27
2934 Jan.
4
3434 Feb. 17
3
June
534
2534
1234
3034
3034
5c
Aug. 28 1.10 Mar.
734 Apr.
May 22
534 May 22 1234 Feb.
15
2034 July 29
9
May
8
2134 Feb.
9
May
5
8
31
44
Mar
5
1
6
5
May 25
May
734 Aug.
353-a Aug. 26
2I
Jan.
24
55c
May 22
4234 May 21
1
May 21
Feb.
16
2
May 14
4
Jan.
20c
50c
Jan. 16
1.50 Mar.
1
4134
434
234
2334
20
June
50c
1.00
734 Feb. 15
9
Apr.
9
Feb.
Jan
4
Mar. 4
Feb. 26
26
2634
23%
2334
634
25
27
10
17
May 21
39
June 17
134 May 18
40**
1
6
June
34
37%
2%
6
334 July
8
9
50c
Aug.
7 % Aug.
11*
33
25c
7
9
9
4% Aug.
22
24%
8%
27%
30%
15**
4
Aug. 10
3J4 Aug.
2
20% Aug.
1
7% Aug. 12
4% Aug. 24
2.75 Aug. 20
26
5
43
3%
4%
17
Aug.
3% Aug. 24
3
40**
11**
8%
3**
16
1.00 Aug. 21
5
2%
6%
7%
1
4% Aug.
1734 Aug. 22
18
10
8%
26%
29%
28%
32%'
1
19
25
11
a*
Highest
Sale Prices
3 % Aug.
3%
1%
21%
27
1.10
1.20
66 % Sale
1%
50c
1.00
Lowest
Sale Prices
43
18%
6j
\%
15*
47
2%
Highest
Sale Prices
15% Aug. 14
4
1.00
j%
23
25
17
21%
15
26
P
Lowest
4% Aug.
5%
22%
17%
20%
1VA
8k
4
25
preferred
19%
15%
Sale
4%
21**
B 6% preferred
....25
170 Sou Calif Gas 6% pref
25
Sou Pacific Golden Gate Co—
360
2
15
—
¥
38
3%
4
*
*
62 Santa Cruz Port Cement com 50
3,709 Schumacher Wall Board com
Preferred
^
2,508
2,403 Shasta Water Co common—*
35,094 Sou Calif Edison common—25
"""140
43
3%
774 Pioneer Mill Co Ltd capital.20
16,522 Radio Corp of Amer com
3,461 Riverside Cement (Del) A
38
18
6.336 Pennsylvania RR capital—50
100
573
170
50c
T
2k
15%
3 %
781 Pacific Portl Cement com... 10
248
6%% preferred
—100
11,449 Packard Motor Car Co com..*
430 Park Utah Cons Mines com__l
"""380
*
4% Sale
21**
20%
16 X
17 X
Nash-Kelvtnator Corp cap—6
Nat Distillers Products com.
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Bid
748 Olaa Sugar Co Ltd capital..20
145 Onomea Sugar Co capital—20
"""735
1
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Aug. 1
1940
Par
Shares
"'"2l0
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
In
3
5
Mar.
1334 Jan. 12
7
7h Aug.
4634 May 10
3434 Jan. 25
20
Jan.
6
5134 Apr. 15
4
234 Apr.
1.15 Jan.
4
2
6634 Jan.
134 Apr. 18
50c
Feb. 16
434 Feb. 19
934 Apr. 30
48c
May 29
value.
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock
1940
Sales
Shares-
August
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Bond
1939
314,818
3,124,131
Sales
1939
1940
August..
338,062
3,098,365
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
aggregate
Since
August
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
1,155
16,310
"2",290
Ho
1,050
PRICES IN AUGUST
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
sales
In
STOCKS
1940
Par
a50 Assoc Gas & Electric A.——.1
1
23,213 Bandini Petroleum Co—
a25 Barker Bros common.———*
679
5%% preferred
50
1
7,259 Barnhart-Morrow Consol
240
965
367
347
Warrants..
200
20
99
208
1,035
480
3,002
3,988
300
896
680
100
30
1.200
3,700
3,000
4,700
1,290
2,942
2,464
*
Buckeye Union Oil Co com
1
Common vot trust ctfs
Preferred
1
Preferred vtc
1
Byron Jackson Co
....*
California Packing Corp
*
Central Investment Corp. .100
649 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
8,659 Chrysler Corp.
..6
9.201 Consolidated Oil Corp....—.*
*
15,417 Consolidated Steel com
Preferred
.....*
21,035
1
7,537 Creameries of America v t c
3,579
14,698
7,536
30,980
1,385
3,729
9,732
36,686
1,424
7,070
9,321
20.850
1,007
1,400
a20
1,940
100
745
149,969
972
2,744
500
8,979
"""266
J
5c
30c
37c
2%
1%
38c
4%
2%
2%
75c
5%
lc
15
4c
5c
2c
2c
16
24%
25%
lc
lc
lc
10
11%
97 %c 1.75
89 %
90%
7%
7%
5%
5%
10%
10 %
5%
5%
10c
3c~
lc
4c
2c
ale
3c
10c
lc
3c
2c
8c
2c
6c
2c
6c
11
13
11
12
18
16%
17 M al6% Aug.
10
11
Aug.
12
1
74
6% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
12
2
lc
2% Aug.
1
23% Aug. 13
10c
Aug.
6
1% Aug.
Aug.
30 57**c Aug.
4% Aug.
13
12
16
2
5% Sale
10
90c
75%
12
22
30
29
"72**
9%
9%
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410
9%
1%
8%
1
46
6%
32
5%
14%
9%
15%
28
5
13%
8%
14%
29%
*
31
60c
55c
5%
6
1%
12c
30c
45c
4e
52%c
4%
%
3%
%
2% May 21
60c
ale
11% Aug.
Aug. 12
Aug. 15
all** Aug.
8
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10
Aug.
8
76%
c,
w
Sale
Aug.
6% Aug.
4% Aug.
11
Aug.
5
Aug.
13%
5%
72%
73% a68
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385
5
1
6
47%
4%
30
5%
5
8%
15%
30%
52%c
3%
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Apr.
2c
3c
Jan.
2c
May
P
May
8% May
30c
393
9%
1%
7%
48%
c
w
Sale
74.
Aug. 10
6% Aug.
1
6
Aug. 31
13
Aug. 30
5% Aug.
1
9
9
29c
390
Aug. 15 a70%
2
9%
Aug.
9
Aug.
29c
Aug.
390
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21
30
13
12
13
46 % Aug. 23
30
47% Aug. 30
30
Aug. 31
5% Aug.
9
14% Aug.
7
60c
6
May
3% May
7
May
4
6%
87%
8%
7%
25c
375
6%
38%
4%
32%
3%
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30** Aug. 15 30% Aug. 21
55c
55c
Aug.
9
Aug.
9
5
4%
62%c Aug. 20 62%c Aug. 20
45c
12c
10c
3c
2c
4
40c
2%
4%
42c
Sale
or
10**
4%
45c
2%
50c
Sale
12
7
Sale
27** Sale
5
41c
Sale
50c
2% Sale
5c
25c
5c
30c
39c
45c
5c
39c
40c
3c
5c
3c
J*
6
Apr,
Apr
19
19
May 15
Feb.
1
8
8
9
6
7
7
56
6%
32%
6%
UH
9% Aug.
1
11
Aug. 13
Mar.
Jan.
9 ** J an.
8% Jan.
11c
Aug.
3
23% Aug. 14
3% Aug.
6
47c
Aug. 30
2% Aug. 17
43c
Aug. 21
25c
Aug.
27*i Aug.
5
Aug.
47c
Aug.
2% Aug.
43c
22
31
27
30
1
Aug. 21
7c
Jan.
23% June
3% May
39c
9
26
Mar.
3
Mar. 21
Jan. 16
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Apr.
8
Aug. 30
Apr.
8
June
7
Jan.
2
8
Apr. 18
Jan.
12
Mar. 13
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
9
Mar.
Jan.
Apr. 12
80c
Jan.
8
6% Mar. 11
8IMC
3c
Apr.
6
Feb. 14
Mar. 27
12% May
6
8% Jan. 22
Aug. 22
41** Apr. 16
25c
10
oiX
Jan.
60c
9
9
Mar.
15c
Apr.
60c
May
6c
Mar. 29
Jan.
9
Jan. 10
June
1% Jan.
15c
40c
3c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
43c
405
10
June
Apr.
May
Aug.
Aug. 12
Apr. 27
Apr. 22
88% Apr, 30
10% Mar. 14
June
5% Apr.
50c
July
lc
21c
9\%
May
May
May
5c
Sale
6%
lie
26% Sale
3%
4
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
June
3c
,
June
27
10c
9c
June
14
lc
4%
12
9% Jan.
9
32
57% May
7
Aug. 31
4% Aug. 15
5%
5% % 5
Aug. 22
16
l\x
26
Jan.
70
13%
5%
27c
2c
lc
3c
9%
Mar
2% Mar.
1
Apr.
5% June
3c
2c
7c
9c
Sale
4% Jan.M3
30
12c
45c
6c
3
Aug.
15c
10%
8%
3
3% May 29
July 27
15c
2c
2c
7c
32
20
29
15
15
15
16
Feb. 24
3% June
10c
9%
7%
July 24
Aug. 19
22% May
10c
Apr.
25c
Apr.
6c
May
1% May
1% Aug.
1
6
6
a
2c
Aug.
Aug.
17
10
85c
73
1
2
6c
2c
lc
2
Aug.
Aug.
2% Aug.
Aug.
12c
9
"
lc
6
1
3,800 Merchants Petroleum Co
6,025 Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Dev...1
1
21.400 Nordon Corp.....
23 %
"\%
45%
4%
75c
65t
26
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
1% Aug.
1%
1%
2
1%
1% Aug.
1%
97 %c 57 %c Sale
50c
57**c Aug.
4
3% Aug.
4%
3%
4%
390
5
1,815
6,500
10c
11,000 Jade Oil Co
1
3,527 Lane-Wells Co
100 Langendorf United Bakeries B *
290,898 Lincoln Petroleum Corp... 10c
44,220 Lockheed Aircraft Corp.....1
16,218 Los Ang Investment Co....10
11,075 Mascot Oil Co..............1
._—.....1
600,600 Menasco Mfg Co
For footnote0 see page
Highest
Sale Prices
2% Aug.
3%
5%
24%
12c
29c
*
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
lc
Lowest
Sale Prices
lc
10c
15c
15c
12%c 37 %c 12**c 37 %c
71%
8%
8%
2.50
...
5
25
Highest
Sale Prices
2
14c
"2%
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7
25
Gladding McBean & Co....— *
Globe Grain & Milling Co—.25
Golden State Co
2%
Ask
Sale
50c
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9
10
Douglas Aircraft Corp
*
Electrical Products Corp.....4
Emsco Derr & Equip Co.....5
Preferred
Sale
2!* ?i&
18c
10c
220 General Metals Corp.....2.50
27,349 General Motors Corp.
10
*
345 General Paint common
200
1
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
.
2%
Exeter Oil Co A
_1
336 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk—100
1
4,929 Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
""loo
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1
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11c
12c
......
ol20 Foster & Kleiser Co
2,493
Aug. 1
Ask
12 %c 50c
4% Sale
—
862 District Bond Co
""21
1
96,972 t Blue Diamond Corp.......2
17,933 Boisa Chica Oil Corp A
10
B common
10
2,456
6,272 Broadway Dept Store com
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al7 2-5 Brock & Go_
l",666
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7,278 Aircraft Accessories Corp.-50c
Rights
17,460
2,785 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co
6,105
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
May
4** May
Sept., 1940]
In
August
Shares
Shares
"""loo
250
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225
879
STOCKS
—-1
8c
18c
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5c
.........1
43c
48c
30c
5
4
Occidental Pet Corp
Oceanic Oil Co
*
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Distillers Inc
Pac Finance Corp
310
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270
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1,050
8
300
6,894
100
1,914
2,285
110
52
30
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1,780
100
3,438
291
2,533
2,585
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80
185
6.070
202
6,313
925
3.071
1,515
100
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1,000
400
1
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10
10
25
12,735 Pac Gas & Elec Co com
1st preferred 6%
4,922
25
2,637
5H% 1st preferred
25
6,393 Pacific Indemnity Co—-- —10
10,535 Pac Lighting Corp com
8.000
108
119
1,208
911
199
478
100
1,505
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230
145
530
447
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2
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35
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670
135
1,827
225
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103
248
300
535
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50
1,259
1,468
139
326
470
215
48
150
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1,841
175
451
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100
306
337
1,350
120
102
154
333
269
151
601
415
500
1,317
280
215
522
*
903 Pacific Public Service
231
1st preferred
—
—*
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Bid
tic*
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1,327 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co.-10
68,900 Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
83,500 Calumet Gold Mines Co—10c
10,000 Cardinal Gold Mining Co—-1
Cons Chollar G & S Co.——i
Imperial Development Co—25c
Prince Cons Mining Co
10c
Zenda Gold Mining Co—25c
6c
16c
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1
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447 Superior
4,857
3,846
2,878
3,681
5,515
6,038
2,075
4,785
27,117
4,108
1,807
9,013
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....
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Swift & Co-.-.
*
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Tide Water Assoc Oil Co„
Union Carbide & Carbon
25
.
10
.*
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United Aircraft Corp........5
United Corp (Del)
U S Rubber Co
U
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Warner Bros Pictures
2
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45 k
10 k
86 k
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47 k
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74k Aug.
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27k a23 k Aug.
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*
Standard Brands Inc
Ilk Aug. 30
25c
29c
Highest
lc
30c
—
Standard Oil Co (N J)
Stone & Webster Inc
2c
20c
Goodrich (B F) Co
*
Aug. 13
4
2
10c
—1
15
*
4k
20k
4k
4k
7c 8kc
10
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Southern Ry
18
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4k
—5
25
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*
635 Seaboard Oil of Del
Sears Roebuck & Co
sb
lc
*
430 Graham-Paige Motors Corp-.l
—*
4,798 International Nickel Co
—*
3,630 International Tel & Tel..
*
5,398 Kennecott Copper Corp
*
3,490 Loew's Inc
*
4,881 Montgomery Ward & Co
Mountain
City
Copper
Co..5c
2,000
.5
3,167 McKesson & Bobbins Inc
--*
15,412 New York Central RR--1
19,969 North Amer Aviation Inc
—10
6,156 North American Co
Ohio
Oil
Co
*
3,747
*
15,450 Packard Motor Car Co
Paramount
Pictures
Inc
1
3,089
50
4,179 Pennsylvania RR Co--—*
1,557 Pure Oil Co
*
11,003 Radio Corp of America
*
37,591 Republic Steel Corp
5,364
9,087
1,221
9,682
4,592
2,123
18,860
8k
4k
17k
12k Sale
9
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9k Sale
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2c
5c
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5
646 Electric Bond & Share
Electric Power & Light Corp.*
General Electric Co.
*
General Foods Corp.
*
2,119
9,615
4,683
3,508
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lc
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32 k 33k
8 k Sale
18 k Sale
lk
8c
13
5
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34
lk
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—*
Commercial Solvents——
*
Commonwealth & Southern-.*
Continental Motors Corp
1
Continental Oil Co (Del).
5
Curtiss-Wright
32k
lk
—....5
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)--*
2,194 Caterpillar Tractor——
580 Cities Service Co.
29
lk
4k
Bendix Aviation
Borg-Warner Corp
Canadian Pacific Ry
28 k
2k
4k
18
45
30k
4
Copper Mining—50
5
Fe By—100
Atlantic Refining Co
25
Aviation Corp (Del)
3
Aviation & Transportation
1
——
.
Sale
lc
2k
kc
10 k
Aug. 28
Aug.
5
Aug. 28
Aug.
5
23 k Aug.
12 kc 15c
kc
4
8c
25
30
6
Armour & Co (111)
Atch Top & Santa
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lc
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32k 34k
32 k Sale
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8k
18 k Sale
lk
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31
31
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8k
3k Sale
4k
6k
30 k
28 k
23
Lowest
Sale Prices
45
23k
3k
6k
15
Highest
Sale Prices
21
27 k
25 k
t
Lowest
Sale Prices
29 k
28 k Aug.
33 k a32k Aug.
29 k Aug.
30k
41
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39 k
38
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17k
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1
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37k
38k
4k
16k
5k
18k
lk
6k
20k
Am Smelting & Refg Co——*
American Tel & Tel Co
100
Baldwin Loco Works
Barnsdall Oil Co
9k
28k
32 k
29
5k
UNLISTED STOCKS—
3,743 Amer Had & Stand San..—..*
2,380
14,559
12,416
4,667
8,043
1,491
15,115
1,840
11,372
2,032
4,913
8,223
5,371
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11,835 Puget Sound Pulp & Timb Co-*
24,479 Republic Petr Co Ltd
1
554
5k % Preferred A
-50
1
25,620 Rice Ranch OU Co...
47,872 Richfield Oil Corp common--*
Warrants
4,168
2
20,751 Roberts Public Markets
110,603 Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
-
35 k
35 k
48 k
Ask
40c
9k
34
34 k
31 k
7k
.
5c
10k
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
12
10
33 k
12 k
1,846 Safeway Stores Inc....
--*
2,293 Security Co units
—
963 Shell Union Oil Corp
5,000 Sierra Trading Corp--_---25c
4,484 Signal Oil-Gas A
*
100
B common—
—-*
1
30,930 Solar Aircraft Co
7,225 Sontag Chain Stores
25
52,574 So Calif Edison Ltd com
1,011
Original preferred
25
35,592
6% preferred
25
26,083
5k% preferred.25
1,171 So Calif Gas 6% pref———-25
8,973
6% Series A pref.-—--—-25
34,591 Southern Pacific Co.-—-.-100
57,259 Standard Oil of Calif———*
350 Sunray Oil Corp
6,633 Superior Oil Co common
2d
3,774 Taylor Milling Corp--—--*
102,778 Transamerica Corp
-2
Sest Air.*
213 Transcontinental &
91,625 Union Oil of California——25
Universal
Cons
Oil
Co—
10
11,531
967 Van de Kamps Bakeries
*
—1.50
138,447 Vega Airplane Co
1
3,335 Vultee Aircraft Inc..—
637 Weber Showcase & Fix pref
*
8,655 Wellington Oil Co
—1
877 Western Air Express Corp. - .1
100 Western Pipe & Steel Co
10
4,551 Yosemite Portl Cement pref 10
22c
12
33 k
30 k
468 Pacific Western Oil.— —10
6,685
6.000
2,100
18.534
Aug. 1
1940
Par
4,600
21,260
3,910
5,600
15,599
'
15
300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
_
471
74
328
65
exchange
PRICES IN AUGUST
los angeles
stock exchange
Since
Jan. 1
stock
angeles
los
AGGREGATE
SALES
23
29 2kc
June
May
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May
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12 k Apr.
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51
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5 k Ju.y 10
June 11
July 30
May 22
May 14
May 17
6 k Aug. 15
24 k June 20
5 k May 13
4 k June 17
51k
5k
7k
16 k
lk
4k
20k
Ilk
Apr- 17
Mar. 8
29
Feb.
7
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
8
27
May 21
40
May 14
9
47 k Feb.
16 k May
1
Jan.
4
20 k June 26
2k
Aug. 21
24 k July
5
June
5
June 28
May 21
June 24
15 k
16 k
5k
2k
5k
19 k
7k
4k
14 k
11 k
68 k
7k
14
5
30
8
22
14
11
22
15
17
19
22
20
21
21
13
21
13
22
June
3
8
14
13
15
10
9
16
25
8
4
Jan. 24
July 31
Apr.
8
Apr.
5
June 28
Feb.
2
41
May
Aug.
June
May
May
May
July
Aug.
June
May
May
June
May
May
May
2
31k Apr. 10
7k Apr. 22
July
June
4k Aug.
3 k June
13
May
7k Aug.
25 k June
68 k July
15 k Aug.
5k Feb.
4k
9k
k
2k
20 k
Jan.
10
Jan. 11
47 k Jan. 15
174 k Mar. 12
5k May
Juiy
May
35 k
148
19
4
15
20 k
15
17
9
kc" May
2 k Jan.
3
kc
Feb. 26
35c
Mar. 26
20k Apr.
1
Jan.
8
11
19
4
4
4
38k Jan.
4 k Jan.
5
38
9
Apr.
35 k Feb.
6
47 k May
2
4k Apr. 12
7 k Mar. 30
18k Jan.
3
26
Apr.
9
23k Apr.
6
7 k Apr. 17
...
4
Mar. 11
8k Apr.
4
24k Jan.
5
9
Jan.
5
7 k Apr.
23 k Apr.
3
8
Ilk May 21
87 k Apr.
6
12 k Apr.
5
17k Jan. 26
7k Jan. 18
4
45k Jan.
12
Jan.
5 k May 20
12 k
Feb. 20
lk Aug. 26
2k Apr.
9
23 k Feb. 28
47k Apr.
4
18
July
22
June
5
38 k July 15
8 k June
3
63 k June 12
12 k May 21
34 k July 29
lk May 15
18 k July
45
13
May 20
16
11
11
Jan.
3
82 k Feb. 29
23 k Apr. 15
51k Apr. 17
3
2k Jan.
38 k Feb.
9
65
9
Apr.
2 k May
4k
lkMar. 13
3 k Apr. 22
of March 26, 1940.
Apr.
4
t Globe Grain
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
August
1940
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
1939
28,089
522,510
Since
August
Jan. 1
1940
Bid
STOCKS
5,579 Allegheny
41
505
Ludlum
10
1,195
100
100
20
20
"'862
2,648
100
5",220
89
7",977
1,350
Sale
11
Sale
124*
Sale
♦
Preferred
25
'875
10
—-
-
54*
Sale
25c
1
Preferred 44*%-.-.
5
50
*
:
*
100
com
6X
16
11
17
114*
Sale
14
14* Sale
134*
114*
45*
50c
1
18
*
80 Mc<\inney Mfg Co
1
71,944 Mountain Fuel Supply
10
14,040 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.-*
675 National Radiator Corp.
10
260 Penn Federal Corp common..*
22
Aug.
1
Aug. 28
74*Aug.
9
74* Aug. 14
64* Aug. 27
84* Aug.
5
7
Aug. 16
14
Sale
-----
154*
14* Sale
Sale
54* Aug. 22
54* Aug. 19
794* Aug. 15
25c
Aug.
2
1
Aug.
2
18
Aug. 10
6
Aug.
5
54* Aug. 16
794* Aug. 15
25c
Aug.
2
1
Aug.
2
18
Aug. 10
54*
113
Jan.
H,8
Jan.
13
104*
54*
*15*
3,019 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
5
3,817 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
6.025 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp.—..*
340 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
*
4,530 Renner Co
1
470 Keymer & Bros common
*
1,488 liuud Mfg
5
43,949 San Toy Mining
14,790 Shamrock Oil & Gas
Preferred..
14
114*
Sale"
124* Aug. 23
104* Aug. 16
5
Aug. 15
14* Aug.
1
134* Aug.
7
12
Aug.
2
5
Aug. 15
14* Aug.
8
240 U ui ted S ta tes G lass
622
Voting trust certificates
2.939 Vanadium Alloy Steel
500
9.770 Victor
84
10
Sale
104*
5
Sale
15*
Sale
74*
6 4*
15*
IX
324*
54* Sale
31
77
30
26
30
80
81
85
9
94*
6
64*
Sale
90c
9
64*
75c
94*
Sale
80c
78
8
Aug.
6
Aug. 14
54* Aug. 13
Aug. 21
75c
81
Aug. 21
94* Aug. 12
64* Aug.
90c
Aug.
54*
14*
29
14*
304*
14*
14*
284* Sale
284* Aug. 31
294* Aug. 16
IX
85*
14*
14*
14*
814*
54*
24*
Sale
14*
40c
-----
60c
2c
IX
40c
lc
2c
14*
14*
lc
Aug.
7|
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
Aug. 7
14* Aug.
7
884* Aug. 29
54* Aug.
5
24* Aug.
5
50c
5
5
lc
14*
1
Highest
SalePrices
9 113.
Jan
9
11 1104* Jan.
64* Aug. 21
64* Aug. 21
2c
June
4 4*
5P ..1.1
1
14* Aug.
7
14* Aug.
5
Apr.
1
Jan.
154* Jan.
25
55c
25c
55c
25c
33 X
30c
31
34
25c
31
55c
20c
15c
3
214*
34*
Sale
15c
25c
24*
3X
21H Sale
20c
Aug.
Aug.
5
8
194* Aug. 17
34
20c
Aug. 27
Aug.
8
214* Aug.
2
Jan.
Feb.
.
3
10
Apr.
9
Jan.
5
Apr. 18
Apr.
8
July 11
Jan.
Jan.
26
10
Apr. 22
Mar. 21
124* Aug.
9H June
4 4* May
9
May
14* Jan.
Jan.
9
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
Jan.
9
June
124* Jan.
25
July
65
Apr
75
May
74* May
14* Mar.
44* May
75c
May
44* June
14* Mar.
25
May
90c
July
28
May
4
May
Apr. 30
June
10
Apr.
5
Mar. 2
Apr. 26
May 8
May
9
Apr. 19
May 6
Jan.
Jan.
3
9
Mar. 20
Apr.
25
Jan.
12
Apr.
Apr.
17
15
4
22
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
Apr. 23
14* Feb.
66
June
Feb.
1
Apr. 18
4 4* May
Jan.
24* Aug.
May
15* Feb.
5
May
May
1
July 16
Feb.
15* May
2
Jan.
12
Mar
27
1
10
Feb.
Jan.
9
June
Jan.
74* Apr.
33
Apr.
Apr.
6
24
Feb
19
25c
33
May 10
Apr. 19
Apr.
1
Apr. 24
Apr.
8
Mar.
55
1
....
May
79 4* Aug.
20c
lc
5
.....
5
30c
10
Brewing Co
1
388 Waverly Oil Works class A
*
10,917 Westiaghouse Air Brake
1,934 Westinghouse El & Mfg....50
10c
May
Apr.
May
Feb.
May
May
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
20
124*
.100
175
16
1134*
14*
64*
23 4*
54*
64*
74 4*
4
100
6% preferred
25 United Eng & Foundry..
"6i9
Lowest
Sale Prices
50c
Sale
25c
5
270 Jeannette Glass preferred
*
20 Jones & Laugblin Steel pref-100
2,142 Hoppers Co pref..
100
49,887 Lone Star Gas..
*
6%
Highest
Sale Prices
184* Aug. 16
84* Sale
*
4,954 Follansbee Bros pref..-—-100
31,076 Port Pitt Brewing
1
3,155 Pittsburgh Brewing
Preferred
2,728
684 Pittsburgh Coal Co
Sale
.10
-
-
2,650 Electric Products
453
411
55*
65*
10
4.502 Devonian Oil
Ask
100
150
Preferred
215 Pittsburgh Forgin
847
217
128
100
35c
*
18,080 Duquesne Brewing
Lowest
Sale Prices
Aug. 31
Ask Bid
7
37
*
2,283 Consolidated Ice Co
511
22
*
..1
.
23,638 Columbia Gas & Electric.250
6% pref series A
90
294
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1584*
*
*
100
3,082 Copperweld Steel
1,715 Crandall McK& Hend
Bid
10
100 Harbison Walker Refraccom.*
70 Home (Jos) common
100
2,261
$5,000
6,000
$8,000
*
Preferred
140,216 Carnegie Metals
9,194 Clark (D L) Candy
„
Aug. 1
Ask
*
100
3.702 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp..
Preferred
1,687
2,249 Armstrong Cork Co
.
875
Aug. 31.
Par
Steel
Preferred
8,593 Blaw-Knox Co
1,837 Byers (A M)
170
Jan. 1 to
PRICES IN AUGUST
BONDS
Shares
220
1939
Price
4,000 Independent Brewing 6s-.1955
4,000 Pitts Brewing 6s
1919
I
1940
—
Jan. 2
S
8hares
274
August
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
$
Bond Sales
86,714
605,680
Apr.
Apr.
10c
June 12
28
May 10
Apr.
May
15c
May
3
July
154* May
774* May
Jan.
17
Apr.
17
Jan.
4
1174* Jan.
3
24* Jan.
1
UNLISTED
323
*
4,024 Pennroad Corp
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend
v t c
__._l
14* Aug. 13
14* Aug.
1
14* May 24
in the earlier part
the country,
leading stock exchanges of
furnished. In this department of
combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an
of this publication complete records of the dealings on the
for the latest month and for the calendar year to
General Quotations
we
only those dealt in
on
index to the different classes of securities
date,
quoted:
Page
Page
Pago
Exchange Seats.........................
84
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities....
Federal Land Bank Bonds
92
Mining Stocks
............
are
84
85
Municipal Bonds—Domestic............. 92
—...........
Railroad Stocks
71
...........101
.............—.......
Real Estate Bonds
...
Industrial Bonds........................
81
Industrial Stocks.......................
85
Public
Utility Bonds.................... 73
Stocks-...—. 80
Textile Stocks........—..........80
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks. 85
.............100
Public
Utility Stocks.................... 78
67
United States Territorial
Foreign Government Bonds
Insurance Stocks.......
93
........
Investing Companies Securities.......... 72
Canadian
Railroad Bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
Tde letter "f" prefixed to bond prices
therefore the purchaser does not have to
always "flat," and
no
■
......
....
94
...
Real Estate Trust and Land
United States Government
Securities..... 92
Bonds.......... 92
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
interest forms part of the price, and
and bonds in default, the price is
denotes that the quotation Is a flat price—that is. that the accrued
provide for it separately in making payment. In the case of income bonds
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact,
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "anl dividend" that is the
It should be borne in mind In
cases the
figures are obtained from sources which are
The following abbreviations are
dated "conv"
NOTICE—All
bond
often used, via.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed,
Bid
Bonds
are
Vugusta Un Station 4s 1953.JAJ
1st mtge gtd
86
79
Albany A Susq 3 H* g 1946..AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 5s 1944
FAA
Coll A conv 5s 1949.—.—JAD
110H
107 %
107%
5
8
1%
84
82
74
<
77
_
90%
74%
46%
5s stamped 1950..—.. AAO /
104%
Allegheny Val gen is 1942..MA3
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998....AAO
American Refrlg Transit—
Equip 5s ser F, G A H, *41-'45
Ann Arbor 1st g
• 1995
Q J
Ark A Mem Ry B idge A TermIs! M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947——AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4
1995
AAO
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
MAN
— —
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955. _AD
Conv g 4s '05 due 1955—JAD
Conv g 4s of '10 due
1960.JAD
Conv ileb 4Hs 1948
JAD
91 %
75
47
105
40
96 %
1.50%
41%
98
80
105H
106
85
90
85H
87 H
97
91%
96 H
96
103%
103 H
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1958—JAJ
Cal-ArU lstAref4 Hs'62 opMAS
110
110H
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965— &'
Eq tr 2Hs 1940-1949
MAN
Athens Term Ry 1st g 5s '37—JAJ
Atl A Blrin.
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4 H
1944 ser A
JAJ
1-ji M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxvllle A Northern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946—..JAD
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002
MAS
Atlantic City 1st 4b 1951-—JAJ
1st 5s ext May 1 1954....MAN
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—MA8
Gen unifser A 4%s 1964..JAD
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.MAN
Lou & Nasbv 4s Oct 1 "62.MAN
Equipment trust 4 H8-Eq 4** 1940 41 E (yr)—.FAA
Eq tr 2 He 1940-52
AAO
Atlantic t oast Line (Conn)—
Irreri ntfs oi mdebt 5s
JAD
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
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947-.AAO
99
a
108)4
1.70
96
94
96H
Boonvllie St L A Sou 5s 'ol.F&A
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63..JAJ
5s June 1942
67 H
89
68)6
51%
MX
61%
63
2.00
1.50%
2.00
1.50%
2.00%
94
29
57
31%
31
35
34H
30%
31
31
31%
13%
13
2.00
2.10
2.50
92
95
57%
59
58)1
59
82
75
76
45""
55%
29%
55%
100
b Basis.
1st mtge 5s ser AO
1st mtge 5s ser II
Inc M 4% ser
3.50
AAO
2.25
MAN
2.50
1.75%
2.50%
1.50%
1.75%
6%
8%
90
14
5
38
JAJ
39
44
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941....JAJ
90
JAJ
74
4sl950
1st ref 5s
1961
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
Cons mtge (stamped modified)
int at 3% to 1946 due 1957..
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
38H
39
63
65H
Con 1st A coil tr 5s g '34..AAO
Certificates of deposit..
3%
2%
101%
Cambria A Cl'field 5s g '41..JAJ
Gen M g 4s 1956
FAA
Cambria A Indiana RR—
100
1.90
65
76%
81
66 %
105H
J&J
2s guaranteed 1943
F&A
Guar 7-year 2Hs 1944.—.F&A
7-year guar 2Hs 1946
J&J
3s guaranteed 1944
M&N
3s 15-year gtd 1952
F&A
3s 13-year guar 1950
J&D
3s 16-year guar 1950
J&D
3s 15-year gtd 1953
F&A
3s 15-year gtd 1959
J&J
4Hs guaranteed 1951
M&S
4 %8 guaranteed 1956
F&A
4Hs guaranteed 1957
J&J
454s guaranteed 1955
J&D
5s 15-yr guaranteed 1954-F&A
5s guaranteed July 1 1969 J&J
5s gtd Oct 1 1969
A&O
5s guaranteed 1970
F&A
Equipment trusts—
4Hs series J 1941-42
M&N
1.20%
1.60
109
1.25%
2.00
83
22
87
66%
67%
91
76%
70%
77
71%
18%
72
81%
60
60
73
19%
66
65%
68
65
64%
64%
63%
62%
90%
90
90
91H
75H
93
93
92 %
6.30
5s series K 1941-1944. .M&N
6.30
6.30
93
4Hs series L 1941-1945.J&D
Canadian Nor deb 6H» '46..J&J
Canadian N W 4 H« Oct 22 1943..
93
Canadian
100
96%
96%
Pacific Ry—
2Hs coll trust 1941
3s serial coll tr 1941
3s conv coli trust 1945
93
102 %
96
A&O
65
F&A
A&O
59
3Hs conv coll trust 1951.-F&A
54
5s series
87
89
4s
1 1943
April 1 1944
BB April 1 1944
90
90
/ThL price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
conv
n
coll trust 1949
Nominal,
r
J&J
1.50%
66
89
Z May
ioI
63
87
serfs
5
4%
Canadian National Rys—
2s guaranteed 1942
5s series A A
58
16
3
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.AAO
1955—MAN
5s series U Nov 1 1941
5s series V Mar 1 1942
5s series W April 1 1942
5s series X July 1 1942..
5s series Y Jan 1 1943
2.50
4s June 1 A Dec 1 1940-49...
4 Ha 1941-1943
68
72%
MAN
89
JAD
90
71%
AJuly '70
FAA
Equipment trusts—<
3%s 1940-1944
50
1967...MAS
5s series S Sept 1 1940
5s series T Sept 1 1941
86
Equip trust 2 %e 1940-47..AAO
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955..JAJ
35
62%
1st mtge 4^s ser J J 1961 ..AAO
1st mtge 4s ser RR 1960...JAJ
83
JAJ
35
46 %
1.00%
1.25%
1.50%
2.00%
83
83
1947
4s 1955
FAA
Bost A Prov deb 5s July 1 1938
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4 %s Juy 15 1947—JAJ15
6s ext to Jan 15 1947.....JAJ
Boston Term Co 3%b 1947—Fa A
57%
56%
85
Mtge 4Hs 1944
Mtge 4s 1942.
1st mtge gu g
175
f
...
5s 1941-1944
Boston ANY Air Line—
Boston A Maine RR—
66
34%
6,9%
61%
80%
58%
58%
—
50 %
66 H
2.50
JAD
4%e iinpt 1978
FAA
1st mtge 4Hs ser A 1943.. AAO
3Hs Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Ref 3 H« 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
95
72 H
87
69
55
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1947—MAS
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944—JAD
Birmingham Southern—
Equip trust 3Dec. 1 1940-46
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Ask
85
1945
1945...
1946
1947
5s series GG April 1
Bessemer A Lake Erie—
112
Called for redemption; see page 111.
109
99 H
1.25%
22
92
56
46
Eqtr4Hsser D 1941—-J&J
Eq tr 4 %b ser E1941-42.- AtO
Eq tr 4 Hsser F 1940-44.-MAN
Eq tr 2%s ser J 1941-50
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943—
JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951
—JAJ
4s stamped 1951
Pis cat Div g 5s Jan 1943..AAO
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan 43.AAO
Battle Or A Sturgis gu 3s '89-JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 6s 1938
JAJ
Beech Crk Ext 3%
1951...AAO
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s '45.-JAJ
Belvidere Dei cons 3 Ha 1943. JAJ
5s series FF Jan 1
69%
57%
68%
S'western Div 1st M due 1950
int 3%% to Jan 1 '47-JAJ
Toi Cinn Div ref 4s A *59—JAJ
62%
2.50
5s series EE Jan 1
1st mtge g 48. July 1948..AAO
4% ext sec notes 1944
FAA
Stamped modified bonds:
1st mtge gold due 1948 int
at 4% to Oct 1 1946.AAO
Ref A gen M ser A du6 1995
int at 1 % to Dec 1 '46 .JAD
Ref A gen M ser C due 1995
interest at 1 1-5 % to Dec 1
1946
JAD
Ref A gen M ser D due 2000
int 1% to Sept 1 *46.MAS
Ref A gen M ser F due 1996
int 1% to Sept 1 '46-MAS
Conv gold due 1960
FAA f
PLEA West Virginia—
Ref 4s ext to 1951
MAN
_
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
Gen income 6s Oct 1948...JAJ
Alabama A Vlcksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 t rieu A..MAN
5s series CC Jan 1
5s series DD June 1
95
93 %
JAJ
5s 1941
Baltimore A Ohio—
100
Gen A ref 6H« 1915 ser B.AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A...JAD
1st cons 4b 1943 ser B.....JAD
k
Bid
{Boston & Maine RR (Continued)
77
Austin A Northwestern—
31
defaulted bond*.
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
consoli¬
bonds mature.
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and
RAILROAD BONDS
Aberdeen AAaheboro 1st 5s'40J&J
Adirondack 1st 4%a 1942 gu MAS
Akron A Barb Beit a 4s 1942.JAD
Akron Canton A Youngs town—
Gen A ref 6s 1945 series A.AAO
"end" for endorsed, "cons" for
"opt" for optional.
showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the
price*
nominal, but In all
considered reliable.
for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" tor land grant,
The black-faced type in the letters
Stamped
accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely
the U3e of these taoles that the quotations
94 %
98
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
103 %
100
62
55H
59 %
Payable in Canadian funds.
68
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All bond price*
Quotations for all securities
Bonds
Bid
Canadian Pacific Ry (Continued)
4s cons deb (perpetual)
J&J
a?
near
as
54 %
66
74
60 %
8234
6834
7434
76%
99%
5.50%
72
Equip trust 5s 1944—
J&x
4%s 1940-1945------J&D
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J
OaroClinch A Ohin 6*'52. J&D 15
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
M&S
Carthage A Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981 — .IAD
Oatawissa RR g 4s 1948
A&O
Central Arkansas & Eastern—
95%
6.25
33
—
45
108
107'ai
102
10234
51%
103 %
BONDS
except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Ask
54%
-J&D
M&S
-
1
2
,
14""
8%
Equipment trusts—
4%s series U 1941-43.-M&N
434s series V 1941-44
F&A
25
5
5%
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
1%
2
2
2%
Eq tr 4 %s 1940-1944
A&O
Chicago South Sh & So Bend—
Sink fund 3s ser B 1963—J&J
Equipment trusts—
4%s series Q 1940
M&N
48 series T1941-1952
J&J
Ohatt Dlv gold 4s 1951. —J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947..J&J
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Dlv 1st 5s 1945——J&D
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
4.00
3
49
15
17
15
1.00%
69 X
61
~mz
30
49
1st 5s 1946
A&O
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s *47 J&J /
98
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu—J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
i
General 4%s gold 1992...M&S
Ref & imtp 3%s D 1996.-M&N
Ref & .mpt 3 %s ser E 1996 F&A
Ref & impt 3%s ser F 1963 J&D
2%s
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
M&N
1.50
J&D
1.50
1.65
1.55
1.70
M&S
F&A
9034
91
91
92
50
53
Eq trust 234s 1941-1952..A&O
2.00
1.50%
9234
97
101
107
*29. J&J
4s July 1 1949
...
J&J
Eq tr 2 Ws 1940-1947
A&O
Chicago & Eastern 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
M&N
Certificates of deposit
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s *90
0.50%
1.00%
1.00%
1.25%
1.25%
1.40%
1st
1134
85%
74
75
8034
9434
83
99%
9434
109
65%
100%
111
10834
10334
10334
C..A&0
107%
105
75
77
52
54
79%
73%
66%
74%
2.20
1.75%
124%
Consol Rys (N H)
Deb 4s 1955
81
67%
Deb 48 1956 guar
60
63
18%
22
18
20
17%
7%
b
7%
2.75
/
10
112
"8%
8
2.00%
1955
Cuba Co extend 3s 1955
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 534s, '42
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934—.
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A
77
81""
91%
98%
110%
111%
18""
J&D
J&J
734s extended to 1946
J&D
6s extended to 1946—-—.J&D
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
D&nbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J
Dayton Union Ry 1st 4s '49.J&J
Del & Bound Br 334® 1955.-F&A
23
15%
18
13
16%
100
100
Delaware & Hudson—
—
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Chic
Memp & Gulf 5s 1940..J&J f
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48. A&O /
11
1st & ref gold 4s
M&N
1943
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962.
50%
51%
3.25
2.50%
56%
105""
103
32
....
2
3
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Eq tr 5s ser J *41 to '44... J&D
4%l ser L '41 to '45
M&S
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4%s May *89 series O.J&J
Gen 4%s May '89 ser E
J&J
Gen M 4%s May '89 Ser F. J&J
Equip trust 3%s 1941-'53A&O
Eq 434s '41-'43 E & F (yr)_J&J
Eq 4%a 1941 G & H (yr). J&J
Chicago & North WesternGen M 3%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%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N
GenM4%s'87 stpd inctaxM&N
15-year 634s Mar 1936
M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037.... J&D
1st & ref 4Kb May 2037..J&D
1st & ref 4%s May 2037 O J&D
Convg4%s 1949 ser A...M&N
5X
134
3.73
3.75
534
134
2.75%
2.75%
21
26%
2034
24%
23
25%
2934
22
17
3.00
2634
2.25%
3.75
2.75 %
2.50
1.50%
12%
13 X
1334
1434
1334
13%
4s 1936.
J&J
1st con g 434s 1936..J&J
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
Gen income 5s Aug '55—F&A
Assented subject to plan. —
1st
7%
/
/
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser B_ .A&O) f
Eq tr 434s 194l-'42 (yr)..M&N b
Equipment trust 5s
4%s series C 1942.
M&N b
2s series F 1941-1950--M&S b
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—*
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 1960_An Apr /
1%
1%
5%
2
Des Moines & Fort
1334
1534
834
834
834
134
\VA
17
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
Called for redemption; see page 111.
1
9*
234
b Basis,
2nd Mort. gold 4s
1964-...
1st 5s Mar
1
Eq tr 2%s
1941-1947
—
-J&J
M&N
Duluth Missabe & Iron
1st mortgage 3%s
/ This price
11
12%
18%
8*
47%
109
47%
iV*
33
36
50
50
32%
95—
102%
101%
103%
an
Cen
tral"
(Mountain and Prafrle)4s 1955
(Lake Superior) 4s 1955
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alb gu..M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu.-J&J
55
58
56
58
64%
66
b
M&S b
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
J&J
WV» Midland Ext 5s '54.J&J
Greebrier Ry—
1st g guar 4s 1940
-..M&N
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Guantanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 series A
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 5s 1950 series C
:.
J&J
A&O
.A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52. J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933
cpn on).
14
68
70
60%
62
6.00
5.00%
60
107%
102%
108%
103%
95
96
87%
87%
102%
94%
87%
88
103
94%
79
—
„
80
_
_
1.70
100%
1.25%
97%
82
88%
100
61%
4%
64
34
38
6
86
86%
82%
84
91
95
1.80
1.40%
88
85%
2.25
2.25
2.40
2
6%
1.75%
1.75%
1.75%
2.00%
61
62%
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu..
60
..J&J
65
Harlem R & Portch—See N Y N H & Ha rtford
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
108
J&J
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946
M&N
Hocking Valley 4%s 1999...J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Oumb—
1st M g 48 1951 guar
J&J
Holyoke & West 4%s 1951--A&O
Housatonic con 5s 1937
M&N
35
96
99%
45""
2.00
1.50%
105%
70""
60
106%
includes.accrued interest,
—F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&O /
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Huntington & Broad Top Mt
RR & Coal extend 6s 1940 A&O
Extended 5s 1940
A&O
Illinois Central—
1st gold 4s 1951—
103
b
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
6
3%
49
30%
20%
Range—
1962—A&O
11^
102 Ji
79
100
Great Northern—
let & ref g 4%s '61 opt '41 J&J
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B
J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 ser C
J&J
Gen 4%s 1976 series D
J&J
Gen 4%s 1977 series E
J&«
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946...-J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—1st gold guar 4s 1953......J&J
Dext & Piscataquis 4%s "49__J&J
11
101
62
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
Dodge—
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935- J&J /
Des Plaines Val 434® 1947
M&S /
1995. J&D /
1995—J&D /
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel—
1st guar 4%s 1961
M&N
1534
934
2.25
92
Det & Mack 1st lien 4s
1434
3h
2h
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
J&J
1950
1%
45
Grand Trunk Western—
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950.—J&J
8
A
1st 4s
_
2%
1%
Equip tr 2%s 1940-1946.-J&D
7
6%
70
7
Secured notes 3s 1941-1945. J&J
/
f
con g
6%
6%
J&J
1st 6%s 1950 ser B
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1941-49—. 6
Delaware River TerminalSee Reading Co.
Denver & Rio Grande—
4.00%
54
Gouvernour & Oswegatchie—
1st 5s 1942
J&D
Grand Rapids & Indiana—
1st 4%s 1941
J&J
1st 3%s 1941
J&J
Grand River Valley—See Michlg
Eq tr 2s 1941-1947
24%
5.00
67
74%
W%
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951 —-A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945—J&J
Deb 5a 1952
..A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N
Gen mtge 3%s ser T 1967--J&J
Secured serial 4s '41-44--A&O
4
39
25
f
19
23
68
34%
53%
6%
5%
M&N
18%
22
67
_
10
11%
2%
24%
13%
13%
1 00%
1.25%
1.75%
1.75%
L20 %
1
-
85
lis
25
9
Certificates of deposit
_
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52. F&A
Georgia Midland 1st g 3s *46.A&O
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Monon Coal—
J&J
4%s '59.J&D
gold 1943
..
108%
11
Deb 4s
61
28
24%
J&J
A&O
J&J
.J&J
96
27%
2.00%
24%
11
26
2.75
20
deb 4s '54. J&J
95
27
16
116
60
5s
Fort St Un Dep Det 4%s *41-J&J
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D
107%
M&S
1951
2.50
1.75
Certificates of deposit.
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
51
104%
106%
104%
1.25% .Concord & Claremont 5s *44.J&J
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
A&O
13*i
M&S
13% Conn River gold 4s 1943
23
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51-M&S 15
2.50%
123%
/
/
/
/
/
it*
M&N
RR—
Equip tr 2 %s 80r A 41-62-M&8
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945. J&D
Ooeur d'Alene& Pend Oreille Ry—
5s 1960
J&J
Colo & Southern 434® 1980.M&N
Columb & Hock Val 4s 1948.A&O
Colum & Toledo 4s 1955
F&A
1st 5s
b
77%
5134
1st s f 534s 1972 series A.-A&O
1st M s f 5s 1973 series B..A&0
85%
3.00
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959.M&S /
1st mtge 4s w i 1988
J&J
Gen mtge inc 4%s w i 2038 J&J /
J&D
334s gen gtd 1950
F&A
Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.F&A
Gen & ref 4 34s 1981 ser B..J&J
Cleve Short Llne4%s 1961.-A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995——M&N
f 4%a 1977 series
1.50
2.00
2.50
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
Clinchfleld
13 34
13
20
—_
70
Cleveland Union Terminals—
11X
1.70
i 1997......
85
95%
13%
13%
J&J /
-M&N
/
Amended 1st con 4%s 1982
Proof of claim filed
83
49
22%
22*
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
1st cons ref 4 %s '52 opt.
Proof of claim filed
69
1
56
67%
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Eq 4%s 1941 H (s-a).—M&S
Florida Southern gu 4s 1945.J&J
47%
J&D
Ser D
s
cons
Florida East Coast
100
107
Ser B 434s gen gtd 1942..A&O
Ser B 33is gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser C 334s gen gtd 1948..M&N
1st
1
A&O
impt M 5s 1975
1t I I 11 I I
49
Florida Central & Peninsula—
11
108%
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40.M&S
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942—J&J
98
Eq tr 3%s ser C '41-'51.-M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934
A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82. _M&N
46%
Ref & imp 4 34s ser E 1977. J&J
CW&MDiv 1st4sg '91..J&J
5
—M&S
....
9734
1st M 3 34s ser D 1971
M&N
1st mtge 3%s ser E 1969--F&A
Cl'field & Mah 1st gtd 5s '43.J&J
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
1.70
1st & ref 5s 1974
/
68
101%
1.20%
106%
99*
Eq 4%s 1941 LL (s-a)__ .M&S
Eqtr 4%8 1940-'43 (s-a)..M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1945:
J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1944
F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1942
J&J
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
100%
Cin Northern KR 1 st 4s 1951 -J&J
98
Illinois Div 3 %s *49 op
108%
9934
11534
10834
1st & ref 4 %s ser B 1977.-F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A..F&A
a
106
107%
10534
10034
101
109
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O /
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy—
Non-cum inc 5s 1955(w-s)
105
5.00%
110
Chesterf & Lancaster 5s *55--F&A
Equip tr 4%s "A" 1945..A&0
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
RefM g6s 1947 series A—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B_—J&J
RefM g 4s 1947 series 0..-J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A .M&N
1st & gen 6s May *66 ser B. J&J
Equip tr ser E 1940-1944. A&O
..A&O
Chicago Union Station—
105
126
101
1.00
1945—F& \
Potts Creek 4s 1946
--J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s 89. J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
----J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g 41-M&S
w
Ref &
M&N
_
Paint Creek Br 4s
5» income
53%
55
1st mtge 3 34s ser F 1963..J&J
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952..J&J
1st & ref M 4%s D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J /
b
J&J
A..A&0
51%
1944—
64
101%
J&J
35
Ginn & Muskingum Valley—
1st 4s 1948
F&A
Cinn New Orl & Tex Pacific Ry—
10334
103 X
1945-1949—
Gen M 4s 1958
Erie prior lien g 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
8534
54%
103
1946—-—_ _J&J
l%s 1941-1950
5l"
2.25%
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co—
124%
100%
10034
106 %
10034
101X
10234
J&J
2s 1941-1947
Income 5s 2862
A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951.J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref 5s 1965
A&O
5s stamped 1965
78
J&D
4s
96%
107
A 1970._M&S
1.50%
1st (stmp mod) 3-5s 1965.M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
25
107
ser
Eq tr 2%s Dec 1 1940-49—
Elmlra & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950.J&J
Cine Indianapolis & West RR—
...
3s 1941-1946
3.00
3%s
6%
1%
2.00%
35
.
..
1st mtge
M&S
1 1960
1st consol gtd 4s 1942
6.00
notes.
6
20%
106
Elgin Joliet & Eastern—
I*
45
64
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-1944 (yr).
Charleston & Western Carolina—
Equipment trusts—
4%s series W 1940
4%s 1941-1945
6%
5%
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5a gold 1942
J&D
84
notes, 1945
13
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
.
European loan 4s 46—_ _M&o
notes, 1943
notes, 1944
2Ts
Ask
93%
Nor Dlv 1st g 4s 1948
A&O
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944--A&0
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt
1st mtge 3%s ser E 1963.-.J&J
Guaranteed 334s 1951—M&S
13 X
2.00
notes, 1942
634
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
M&N
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
13%
Inc mtge 5s Dec
Guar
-J&J
2M% notes. 1941
1234
11%
5%
Bid
Conv gold 48 1953 ser
Series B 1953
A&O
Series D 1953
—..A&O
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
M&N
2%
9
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Coll tr 5s ext'd to 1942—M&N
Central RR of South Carolina—
,,
1.25
1.50%
1.50%
1.50%
0.75%
2.00%
_
3
48%
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5s 1960
F&A
1st ref 6s 1940-1976
Central Vermont Ry—
3-2i§
4%
-J&J
„u
_
Bonds
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J f
19
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
M&S
104%
East Tenn & Western N C—
1st stamped 5s 1965
90
M&N
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
1.50
F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1941 (yr)
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
2.25
2.75
2s series T 1940-1950..-M&N 60.30 to
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 *51
65
J&D 15
Con g 3 34s June 15 *51. J&D 15
62
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
4534
F&A
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987
2.25
'2.25
434sseries W 1010-44—M&S
4 %s series X 1941
F&A
234 s Der- 15 1940-1949
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ky—
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Refg 4s 1934 opt to 1911 ..A&O
Certificates of deposit
Sec 4 34s 1952 ser A
M&S
Sec 4% ser A certifofdep
30-yr conv 434s I960
M&N
Cons gold 5s 1945
—M&N
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 sor B.A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
30
Ask
Bid
(Con.)
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1950..F&A
1st 5s 1940
J&J
Central Branch Union Pacific—■
1st 4s 1948
J&D f
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
"and interest0
are
Chicago & North Western
4Mb secured ctfs 1944—-J&D
4%s coll trust 1946--.—M&S
4%s coll trust 1960
J&J
5s coll trust 1954
68 conv coll trust 1942
are
109%
k Last sale
J&J
J&J
43
46
123
123%
98%
99%
19
46%
49"'
44%
11%'
45
12
49
%
88
91
1st gold 3%s 1951
1st extended g 3%s 1951
A&O
1st g 3s sterling 1951....M&S
83
35
70"
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
40
45%
43*
45*
36
39*
A&O
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918--M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3%s 1952—J&J
n Nominal
r
83
87
,
Payable in Canadian funds.
69
RAILROAD BONDS
SEPT., 1940]
NOTICE—All bond prices
are
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bona*
Quotations for all securities are as near as p ossible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds
40M
41
39 &
69 34
40
45
73
65
57 M
60
42
40
50
50
50
54
1951—F&A
52
Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
western lines g 4s
88
St Louis Div 2d 3s 1980-J
Mob & Mont 4 Ms 1945—&
Southern Ry joint Monon
70""
2.25
1.75%
2.50
2.00%
0.75%
1.25
1.50
1.50
1.75
-A&O
2.00
4s ser Q. 1941-1944
F&A
111 Cent RR Co & Chic St L &
N O RR jt 5s, A, 1963—J&D
2.00
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
J&J
'
Gen mtge 434s 1957—J&J
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
J&J
43
11134
60
63
13
15
v
?34
i%
734
,7h
^
1.00%
1.25%
6734
mi
IVi
72
87
45
70
..M&S
_6M
134
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951...
—A&O f
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
See Michigan Central
Jacksonville Terminal—
Ref & ext 6s ser B 1967—J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
54
53
1st g 4s 1959 guar
...J&D
Joliet & Nor Ind—See Mich Cent
„
1st 5s June 1 1944
J&D
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948. A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990-A&O
Kan City Ft 8cott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
..A&O
Certificates of deposit
105
Kan C Mem & Bir 4s 1934..M&S
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
Kan City Sou 1st g 3s 1950.-A&O
70
108
90
28
29
33
30 M
70
Sef & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950..J&J
q tr 3s F Jan 1 1941 1943
..
hp 3s 1944-1946
J&J
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
m/8
6534
66
1.30
1.00%
1.50%
1.85
107 M
107
J&J
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR—
list gold 4 Ms 1961—J&J
J434s stamped 1961-J&J
4Ms plain 1961
.J&J
94M
105
96
10534
60
f
f
f
Michigan Central—
Ref & lmpt 4 34s 1979 ser O. J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1952— —Mj "
Grand River Valley—•
1st 4s 1959----------M,
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw
1st 334« Sept 1 1951—-M.
Joliet & Northern Indiana—
J&Q
Leamington & St Clair 4s *45 A&O
87 H
77
Lehigh & Lake Erie 444s '57.M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
..J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965.—A&o
Equip tr 4 Hs G 1940-45.-M&N
Eq tr 3s ser K 1941-1947.-J&J
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
fe 1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st gold 4s 1948......——J&D
Con M 6s ann lrred
J&D
Con M 4 Ms ann lrred—.J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
4s assented 2003
Gen con gold 434s 2003..M&N
4Ms assented 2003..
Gen con gold 5« 2003....M&N
40
2.00
38
-
63
89
.....
6'
Equip trust 434s
20
22
5634
50
37
gold 4s 1938
J&J
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 ref 534s 1978 ser B
J&J
25-year 534s 1949.—....M&S
Minn Terminal 1st 334s '50.-J&J
Minn Transfer Ry 334s 1956.J&O
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
...J&J
39 H
43
42
39)4
42
54
42
48
32 M
11534
3634
_
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
Prior lien 434s 1978 ser
M O coll tr g 334s
80""
73
92
Certificates of deposit
-
10
b
_
94
93M
fti
95 X
IV*
2.00%
83 %
84
2 25
1.50%
20
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
110
112
t Secured interest at exchange rate of 4.8665.
r Payable in Canadian funds.
a
Called for
"134
„
7934
3.50
2.80%
5
434
85
90
24
24J4
1634
1534
1634
1534
1634
1534
1634
1534
1634
1534
M&S
3.10
2.75
1
.34
2.25
2.50
1:34
70
-
-
-
Guar g 5s 1946-—
M&N f
N Y & Har 1st g 334s 2000—M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May 1946—J&D
35
New York Lack & Western—
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973— .M&N
50
52
58
60
17
-
-
*.
134
134
1.50%
2.00%
134
3s 1940-1951
.
*
434s 1941-1946—
—J&J
Har Riv & Pt Ches 4s '54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992..
M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
,
New York Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien ext 43*s, 1950.-M&S
/
New
York Pbila & Norfolk]
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942—A&O /
"
93
2.75
2534
2534
2634
2.25
2.00
48
53
40
4434
10534
,
N Y & Putnam 1st 4s g 1993.A&O
N
Y Short Line 4s 1957
F&A
;
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958...M&N
New York Susq & Western-—
1st refunding 5s 1937
J&J /
2d mtge 4 34* 1937——F&A f
10634
-
2.75
3.10
2.50
2.70
6634
37
434
2
96
80
49 H
10334
35
16
434
,
115
■
41
92
-
—
•.
4234
43"
37
3934
OA
111.
»
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940
7
-F&A /
Term 1st g 5s 1943
-M&N f 52
N Y Westchester & Boston Ry—
1st M g 434s 1946 guar...J&J /
3K
Norfolk & Car 2nd 5s 1946—J&J
100
]
Norfolk
Southern—
120
50
-F&A
M&S
4 34s9-15-40to3-15-45M&S 15
-
6634
67
72
263^
Equipment trusts—
234s 1941-50
73
7734
77
--
.
-
1634
«
15
102
gold 4s 1941
M&S
2534
1st 5s 1941
M&S
78
Bos Ter 4s 1939-.A&0 / 101
Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
1734
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
334
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J f
1334
Deb 4s 1956 non-oonv
M&N
1334
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv...M&S
1334
Deb 334s March 1947——M&S
13 34
Deb 3ks 1954 non-conv..A&O
1334
Deb 334« 1956 conv.—J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 434s 1967
J&D
1634
1634
1734
-
1234
9834
General
General
NY & NE
N Y New
•
17
•«.
'1.75%
2.00%
2.50%
10634
1st & ref 434s 1973 ser B..M&N
New York & Long Branch—
41H
1.50%
1.50%
2.25%
page
4s 1940-1949
■
41
see
—M&S
.J&J
2.25
3s 1941-1951
1st guar 5s 1953 series B
108
F&A
New York & Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947
M&N
9634
2d ext 5s 1939——M&S /
93
3d mtge 434s 1938
90
M&S
New Y ork & Greenwood Lake—
1434
1234
1434
1134
42
f
83
F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4 34s 1953 series A—F&A
7734
B.M&N
redemption
134
41
Morris & Essex 334s 2000—-J&D
Oonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A...M&N
8834
6734
M&S
7934
34
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S /
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
J&J
ser
2.40
3-yr 6s ext'd notes 1941--.A&O
M&S
-
1.75
234s Mar 15 1941-1952——
Equipment trusts—
234s 1941-1947
3434
3434
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956-
M&N
"234
34
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960—.M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—.A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
85
—J&D
50
134
M&S f
M&S f
f
f
5934
51X
1998—.F&A
Ref 434s 1978 ser C
10-yr 6s coll tr 4s 1946
75
Mohawk & Malone—
1st guar g 4s 1991—.....M&S
Consol gold 334s 2002...M&S
Constr'n 4 V4s 1955
534
434
534
1434
1234
J&J
8034
93
New York Chicago & St Louis—■
1st 3348 extend 1947—.A&O
Ref 534s 1974 ser A
A&O
75
Eqtr 4s 1941-1943
M&S b
Eq 434s 1941-1942 (yr)—J&J15 b
Eq tr 234s 1941-1955
F&A b
Montgom Div g 5s 1947..F&A f
Certificates of deposit
f
12
70
434
434
534
98
N Y Cent equip trusts—
35
ser H...A&O f
f
deposit
Secured 5s 1938—.—
Certificates of deposit
2~25
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
10334
F&A f
f
Oonv g 534s 1949 ser A
M&N
Secured 5Ms 1940-1956— J&D
Eq tr 4 34s'41-*44 F fyr)..M&N b
Equip tr 234s 1941-1949-F&A b
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S f
3d ext 4s July 11938— .M&N f
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior Hen 5s. 1945-.-J&J
5s small 1945
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945
—J&J
4s small 1945———
J&J
'
109
f
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I.
Certificates of deposit
Mobile & OhioGen gold 4s, 1938.
Ref & Impt 434s 1977
30""
5834
53 X
59 34
8034
5834
July 1 1997—J&J
3Ms 1959
_
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser
Eq tr 2 34s 1941-1952
Missouri Kan & Texas Ry Co—
1st gold 48 1990—
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
58
1945--M&S
34
■
D.J&J
A..A&O f
F&A
101M
108
1
73
22
f
3934
19M
1st mtge gold 5s 1946.
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
f
f
f
1st & ref 5a 1978 ser G—M&N f
Certificates of deposit
f
\lH
30
107
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt..J&J
L S coll tr g 334s 1998
F&A
734
134
134
134
134
85
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S f
Certificates of deposit
f
19
106
6
434sl941-l945
86
19
30
"
-
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O.
A&O
10-year 334s sec s f 1946—A&O
3 34s conv secured 1952
M&N
Tew York Central & Hud Rlv—
Ref g 334s
1.40%
1.60%
53
20
/
/
/
/
5
.
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref & impt 434s 2013 A—.A&O
73
f
f
f
f
f
f
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A—F&A f
Certificates of deposit..
f
50
t
/
2934
/ -X~J3LQ
f
/ 3334
/ IV*
1st M g 434s 1945 guar
J&J
fewport & Richfor Is 5s 1941
lew York Central RR—
5834
44
33
15
1st & ref 5s 1980
Certificates of
69
J&J
<awyuri/ a vjiuciimati cnage—
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
Certificates of deposit..
1st 7s ext at 6% 1932....J&D
Certificates of deposit...—
Minneapolis Northfield &
Southern Ry 1st6s *41..M&S
com
5
3h
...
Mo KaM & Okla 5s 1942
M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RRPrior lien 5s 1962 ser A....J&J
1834
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945-M&8
6634
_
90
60
16 H
Lex & East's 1st gu 5s 1965.-A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
5s 1939-...
J&J
Lltchf & Madls 1st 5s 195Q.M&N
61
5934
J&D
Equip trust 2 Ms 1941-1949F&A
58
16 34
18 H
-—
58
1234
cons
6134
_ _ —.
24""
cons
18
-J&D
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
Certificates of deposit.
1st 5s 1954 series B———A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st M 534s 1954 series A
A&O
Certificates of deposit—
1st 5s 1956 series O—F&A
Certificates of deposit.
1st M 434s 1956 series D..F&A
Certificates of deposit
66
96
1134
1st
36
Income deb 5s 2032
113*
.J&J f
Tew Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
100
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
58
Ref & impt 4 Ms 52 ser A.. J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953—J&J
62 X
%
22
1st
Ref cons 4s 1956
50-year 1st 5s 1983
4334
67
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York¬
ist 4 His gold 1940
J&J
4Ms assented 1940
Lehigh Valley Term 5« 1941. A&O
5s assented 1941
1949
M&S
Refunding mtge 4s 1949..M&S
4s stamped 1949
.M&S
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969..-J&J
Equip trust 334s to 1946.. A&O
La & North West 5s 1935.-A&O /
34
34
34
.
9034
—.....
83 34
1.80
5s assented 2003
Unified g 4s.
116
f
f
1st
62
36
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—
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S f
Mil & State Line 1st 3 Ha 1941. J&J f
108
—
J&J
3ns 1950—A&O
_
55
94
Cong g ref 344s 1997
1934
51
74 34
—
Nominal,
13
—1951
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—.J&J
ew Haven & Northampton—
82
77
90
1st mtge 5* ext at 3 % to '47 J & J
2d 5s 1941
-—-——-J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—_
n
8834
X
off.. 1951
receipt No 4 on
.Jaugatuck 1st 4s 1954
2.00%
40
coupon
-
Mo-Illinois RR 1st 5s 1959. .J&J
20
1st mtge 434s unguar 1961-J&J
Lake Erie & Western RR—
Guaranteed gold 4s
Assent cash warrant and scrip
Minn 8t P & Sault Ste Marie—
62 H
f
April 1914
42
guar.
RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
Midland of New Jersey—
*26
on)
—
74%
4634
...
87
coupon
52
Milwaukee & Northern—
103
104
4s(Apr 19l4
51
74
2.50
f
1st gtd 334* 1941--—--J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s 51 .M
1st cons A 6s 1963
_.-.A^
M'shfield & S'east—See Wis Gi
Memphis Union Station Co—
5% to 1940
-A&O f
Midland Valley 5s 1943.....A&O
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A—.Sept
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept.....
1
con
74
Manila RR Sou Lines—
105
1st & gen mtge 5s 1967
J&J
Ref & ext 5s ser A 1967—J&J
Long Dock cons
Long Island—
1st
1951—..
ext at
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
warr't & scrip ret No 4 on
7134
83
b
X
scrip receipt No 5 on 1977.
fational RR of Mexico—
Prior lien 434s assent cash
Maine Central—
Midi
5 34
&
Little Miami guar 4s 1962..M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
83
'
1.25
2.00
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st 1 & ref 634s 1W7
F&A
Debenture 4s 1961
J&D
Iowa Central 5s ctfB 1938—J&D
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
Gtd gen
82
Macon Dublin & Savannah-
104 J*
134
7M
7M
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&
1st M 5s 1956 ser O—-—J&J
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms ser A 1940J&D
4Mb series B 1941-1942. A&O
internet Rys (Central America)—Purch money 5s 1972.
J&J
_
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957. /
s f 4s (Apr '14 coop on)
April 1914 coupon off 1977—
107
Mexican International
103
60
2.25
Assent cash warrant and
114
/
106
10634
99
108
Ref & Imp M 3 34s ser B'86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A...J&J
Joplin Union Depot Co—
10334
104
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st & ref g 4s 1951
Jacksonville Gainesville
1.75%
11034
Secured 6s 1959 1st ser
Equiptment trust 5s to 19
41H
84
2.10
,8234
45
43*s series O, 1963.—.J&D
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O f
felst
guar
4sUnion—
1956.——J&J
diana
polls
Nashville Chattanooga & St L
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
Eq tr 2Mb 1941 1952
M&S
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien 434s-—
Jan 1914 coupon on 1957....
July 1914 coupon on 1957...
July 1914 coupon off 1957
Assent cash warrant and
10134
9434
8934
8334
1.00%
1.00%
1.10%
1.25%
1.50%
Bid
Bonds
10334
10434
10534
10534
8034
b
Eq tr 234s 1940-54——
unif 334s A 50Ext mtge unif 4s B 1960.
Ext mtge
70
Equipment trusts—
234s ser T 1941-1949—M&S
3sser R, 1940-1952
M&S
434s ser L, 1940
_A&0
Is ser M, 1941
M&N
is ser N. 1940-1941—A&O
is ser O, 1941-1942—J&J
js ser P, 1944
Ask
10034
&
Lltch Div 1st g 3s 1951...J&J
Louisv Div 3 34s g 1953
J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
St Louis Div g 3s 1951—J&J
Gold 334s 1951
—J&J
Sp'field Div ext 334s 1951 J&J
Carlo
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Louisville & Nashville—
Illinois Central—(Concluded)
Collateral trust 4s 1953
M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
40-year 434s Aug 1 1966.F&A
1st & ref g 5s'61 opt *15—F&A /
Certificates of deposit
f
Norf & 8outh 1st 5s 1941.M&N /
11..
1134
6834
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt....J&J f
29
7
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s *61-M&N
10434
,
5 Basis.
/Price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale
BONDS
RAILROAD
70
bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for ail securities are as near as possible for trie closing day ol the month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—AH
Bonds
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48-F&A
Norfork & Western By—
1st con 4s 1996
A&9
Ask
122%
122%
123%
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
1st gold 5s 1940
A&O
Cons 1st g 5s
July 1 1943--J&J
_
N(MTist'n & Maine 1st 4s *52
Cent 5s 1974 ser A
Gen & ref g 4%s ser A
Northern Ohio Ry—
Nor
115%
107%
'74.M&S
1st mtge g 5s (stamped cancella¬
tion of guarantee 1945._A&0 /
Certificates of deposit
/
35
Northern Pacific—
„
_
Ref &
Ref &
Eq tr
Eqtr
Nor KR
North Pennsylvania
49"
68
68%
43%
49%
62%
45
50
2.10
Port Reading lstgu 5s
55
54%
2.15
1st gen 5s 1974 series C
1st 4Ms series D 1977
62%
54%
5
31
N'western Term RR 5s Apr
1977'47M&S
17
Norwich & Worcester 4 %b
95
—
6
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&J f
108%
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—M&S
50
Ohio & Little Kanawha 6s '50 M&S
3
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J f
—
—
-
6%
M
-
_
3.25%
2.50%
-
-
-
3
20
110%
115
117%
Oregon-Washington RR & Nav—
105%
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt.-J&J
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
72%
Pac-ot Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A f
2d ext 5s gold 1938
—J&J f 60%
1941..J&J
117
100
88
89
100
102
105%
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949
101M
4M
n\V*
70
/
66
66
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J f
101%
1st 4%s 1955.J&J
-
«...
-
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939--J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
Paris-Orleans RR—
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D f
Paterson Extension 5s 1950-J&D f
Paulista Ry 1st 7s "42ser AM&S15 f
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963---F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1944
J&D
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
Cons 1st extend 5s 1949 A&O
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1939—
Cons 1st extend 4%s'49
Cons
4s
60
11M
—
_
1st
62
53%
49
50
113%
113%
2d gold 6s 1996
8t Louis-San Francisco
100%
46
2.15
b
2.15
43%
43
110%
43
68%
69%
59%
60
55
61%
b
2.10
b
2.25
2.20
1.50%
1.75%
1.75%
Gen
M
Gen
4Mb series
4Ms 1977
ser
D
103
F&A
C_. J&J
112
1981
107
/
3 Ms 1966
J&D
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 58 1947
J&J
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 4 Ms ser A 1940.A&O
4Mb series B 1942
4Mb series C 1942
A&O
M&N
4s series D 1945
M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser
Gen M 5s 1975
ser
A
B
J & I)
A&O
M 4Mb 1977 ser C—
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
6% receivers'ctfs
1929
F&A
20
20M
117
117%
100%
105%
107%
110%
107%
8%
9
9%
8%
J&J f
8%
15%
11%
1990
-
_
106
106%
106
108
100
10
12
35
%
Called for redemption; see page 111.
86%
94
65
J&D
105%
Ann Mar
A&O
92
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B
67 M
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser C-.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
64%
64 M
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms ser JJ 1911-1942—A&O
4Msser A 1941-1943
F&A
>
1.25
>
1.60
M&N
>
O 1911-1944
J&D
2%ssor D 1910-1952—M&N
>
1.75
>
2.00
4sser B 1941-1943
1.60
Tex Pae-Mo Pac Term ItK—
1st M g 5%s 1964
ist 4s
M&S
98%
Del¬
—J&J
1956
82
Toledo & Ohio Central—
Ref &
A '60 J&D
Div 1st 4s 1951 F&A
Imp M 3 Ms
St Mary s
86%
ser
60
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
b
2.00
1.25%
66%
70
Duluth—
64
_
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 Ms
'47.-J&J f
3%
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 Ms 1941
F&A f
5%
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & re.' 5g 1972
J&J
115
Bait Lake City Union Depot
and RR 1st 5s 1938.
—M&N f 85
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1931—
16
f
3%
6%
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
Toledo St Louis & Western—
116
90
Toronto
63%
100%
72"
69
-
-
-
~7%
-
125"
118%
A&O f
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
9
8%
8%
9
1%
•
_
3
3 H
3
2%
4%
3%
3%
4%
4%
4%
60
61
f
10%
12%
f
f
f
1%
.105%
J&D
64
40
102
.
1st ry & land gr 4s « 1947--J& J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M&S
64%
M&S
107%
1935.J&J f
75
Schuylkill & Leh 1st 4* '48. M&N
61
108
Consol M 4Mb 1966 ser A.F&A
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956.J&J
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)—
Gen 4Mb 1946
J&J
San Fran & San
1st g 5s 1942
Savannah & Atlanta 6s
99%
Hamilton & Buffalo—
gold 4s June 1 1946
Union Pacific—
1943
J&J
Joaquin Val—
5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
J&J
1st gold 4s April 1 1950
A&O
Tol Term 1st 4%s '57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhoudlng Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
1st
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
—
117"
1st gold 5s 2000
2d 5s Dec 1 2000
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
35
113
a
a
107%
107%
96%
35-year 3Ms debs 1971--M&N
97
;<4-vear 3 Ms debs 1970
..A&O
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser A 1980. -J&D
102
1.80
Eq tr 2%8ser E 19 11- 52--J&J b
112
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46.M&S
114
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
Union Terminal Co (Dallas) 101
1st mtge3%8 1967
F&A
United N J RR & Canal Go—
120
1st 4Mb Sept 1 1979
M&S
109
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
1st Is Sept 1 1948
110%
120
1st 4Ms Feb 1 1973
F&A
Gen 1st g 3 Ms 1951
108%
i-M&S
106
Vandalia RR 4s 1955 ser A—F&A
106
Series B 1957
.M&N
Fera Cruz & Pacific 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 f
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55.-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O f
2
1 %
20
6
25
1st mtg g 4 Ms
1934
July 1914 coupon off
Cash vvar & scrip ret No.
M&S
Flcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% '40--M&N
1st
70
95
s
f 4-6s 1968
Gen 5s May 1
72
1941
'
42
46
65
10
J&J
J&J
5 on
Fermont Vail 1st 4Mb 1940--A&O
Vicksburg Bridge Co—
48
ref & impt 5s 1973
Fa & Southwest 5s 2003
M&N
M&N
J&J
5s 1958A&O
Virginian Ry 3 Ms A 1966.-M&S
1st
cons
g
100%
75
100
98
80
75
60
108%
South & North Alabama—
Gen
59 M
15
J&D
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996--J&D
48
a
56
32
Seacoast RR
95%
115%
115%
Gen
60
10
65
107%
J&J
Toledo Canada Southern &
110
95
108%
4Mb series I 1963.
59%
63%
110
4%
—
/
.F&A
I960-.
Texas City Term 6s 1941 .J&J '26
Texas & New Orl 5s 1943
Texas & Pacific Ry—
2.25
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
110
4s series H
65
62%
Stamped
A&O
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 48 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A—M&S
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931
F&A
Receiver ctfs 3-3 Ms '45—F&A
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 48 May 1 1933
M&S
Seaboard-All Florida Ry¬
es ser A ctfs of deposit.
6s ser B ctfs of deposit
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931 _J&J
--
35
86
34 M
109 M
99 M
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Texarkana & Fort Smith—
1st M 5Ms 1950 guar
..F&A
70
3
35
112%
lmpt M 3Ms B *74.J&J
35
Southwestern—
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1948.A&0
82
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
93%
Phila & Reading RR—Set "Readi ng
Co.
Philippine Ry 1st 4s 1937
4"
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
Piedmont & Northern—
77"
Santa Fe Preseott & Phoenix—
107%
106%
.J&D
1st consol gold 5s 1944
F&A
s f g 4s '53 opt '10.J&J
1st g 4s 1989
M&N f
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
J&J f
1st term & unlf 5s 1952—J&J f
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950-_A&0
113%
108%
-
Gen ref
2.00
F&A
1st guar g 4s
l6"l%
109%
A&O
1st extend 3s 1948
M&S /
Tenn Ala & Georgia 4s 1957
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
4s series CO 1911-1943.M&N b
1st g
M&N
9
7
Ref &
19
103 M
6%
1.00%
1.25%
1.50%
A
A&O
Tampa & Gulf Coast g 5s'53_A&0 /
Tampa & Northern RR—
5s (stamped 3s) 1936
J&J /
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940--M&N
Tampa Un Term 4-6 Ms '53--J&J
6M
1.50
ser
Berwick RR 5s 1952
99
Tavares & Gulf RR—
109%
1st consol g 4s 1968
78
100
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
38
4 Ms ser
Equ pment trusts—
4Ms series K 1911-1945-J&J
6%
107%
%
J&D
J&J /
A&O
8
b
St Paul &
46
5
%
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
Ry—
Equipment trusts—
4Ms seres BB 1941
Gen & ref 5s
_-
80
75%
J&J
_
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
30"
73
5s 1955.J&J /
16%
J&D /
21M
106
J&D
Stephenvllle Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940 stmp.. J&J /
1M
Sturgls Goshen & St Louis Ry—
g
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952
Staten Isld Ry 4 Ms 1943.
6
Cons in 4 Ms 1978ser A
M&S /
Certificates of deposit stpd.. /
St Louis
69
-J&J
77
9
0.50%
1.75%
1.60%
1.60%
1.75%
1.75%
45%
69
83
4Mb series DD 1941-45-A&O b
1.00
2.25
102%
6M
1950 series B.J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
99
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Spartanburg Union & Columbia—
Spok Internal 1st
8M
Prior lien 5s
85%
50
1st 4s 1995
27 M
108%
90
J&J
104
7M
104"
90%
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
115
A&O
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
Phila Bait & Washington—
1st gold 4s 1943
Gen 4s April 1 I960
Gen 58 1974 series B
1941
St Clair Term RR 5s 1950.-M&S
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944 M&S
97%
to
2.00
22 %
8%
85
100%
1.75
4Msseries CO 1910-44—J&D
.102 M
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A- J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
98
b
b
4 Ms
con
1.25
4s series BB 1941-1943.M&S
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
97%
89%
89%
2.00
M&N
J&J
J&J /
J&J /
J& >f
J&J /
1957
1933.M&N /
Certificates of deposit
107%
112%
112%
117%
103%
108%
97%
2.00
..
4 Ms
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s
b
f
J&J
St Jos & Grand Island 4s *47-J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J
101
b
f
/
f
1st 4s 1939
79
70%
70%
1.40%
J&J
4 Ms stamped 1941
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s *51.. J&J
102%
99
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
4s stamped 1948
M&N
Con M 4Ms gold 1960
F&A
Gen g 4Ms 1965
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen M 4%s 1981 ser D—A&O
Gen M 4Mb ser E 1984
J&J
Deb 4Ms 1970
A&O
(Jen M 3Ms ser C 1970—A&O
Oonv deb 3 Ms 1952
A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1941-1964.J&J b
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms series D 1941
M&N b
4s series E 1911-1949
J&J b
|
51%
48%
102
M
Rutland
55%
56%
_
1940
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
4s stamped 1949
—
106
53%
54%
guar
88%
56%
75 M
57
101M
26 M
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
A&O ]f
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st guar 4Mb 1934
M&S/
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
105%
«.
4s
g
Rio Gr Wesi
•
104
104
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977 ser A..A&O
1st & ref 4 Ms series B 1981
Phila & Bait Ceni 4s 1951
20
105%
A&O
A&O
A&O
-2MsseriesG 1910-1950. J&D
2 Ms series H 1911-1952 M&N
2Ms Oct 1 1940 1954 .A&O
2 Ms series K 1941-1955.J&J
Peor & East cons 4s 1940.-A&O
Certiticates of deposit
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 5Ms 1974 series A
F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s 1937 gu op. J&J
Pere Marquette Ky—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A..J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
1st 4 Ms 1980 ser C..
M&S
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-1945..M&N
Equip tr 2 Ms 1941-1947. .M&N
Equip trusT 2M« 19II-'16..J&J
Perkiomen RR ext 3 Ms 1951.J&J
7
13"
51%
103%
103%
100%
1939
Cons extend 4 s 1949—A&O
mtge
1st
Railway—
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '56.A&0
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6 Ms 1956.-A&O
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms series AA 1910-41-A&O
68
63
95 M
/
Southern
63
42
Rich & Mecklenb'g 4s 1948.M&N
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J «10113JI
105
Rich-Washington 4s 1943
J&D
Paducah & 111
13
55 M
1st consol g 5s 1994
101
1st 5s 1942
M&N
Rensselaer & Sara 6s 1941.-M&N
75"
A&O /
Southern Pacific RR Co.—
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910—J&J
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955.J&J
88"
83
■
Carondelet Branch—
1st extended 4Ms 1938-A&O f
M
73
100
Raleigh & S'port Ry 5s '65--J&D jr
-s«
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950
M&S
,102 M
Reading Company—
Jer Cent 4s 1951 opt'06-A&O
54 M
Gen & ref 4Ms 1997 ser A-.J&J
70%
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1997 ser B. J&J
68%
1.50
Eq 4 Ms 1941-1915 (s-a)-.M&N b
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
100M
Imp M ext g 4s 1947--.A&O
102 M
Extended 4 Ms Oct 1 1943-—
102
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41 Q&F
Delaware River Terminal—
.
-
103 M
98 M
_
..
3
98%
J&D
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947---A&O
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
J&J /
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—J&J1/
3
110%
117%
4s 1946.J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
55 M
55 M
J&D
5s 1951
M&N
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941. J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956
M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain—
Ore RR & Nav cons
57"
54
54
4.25
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Portland & Rumford Falls—
1.75%
1.65%
79%
f
f
/
f
54
Eq tr 3 Ms Apr 1 1941-1946
3.50
Eq tr 2 Ms 1940-1946
J&D b
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
103 %
1st gen 4sserie8 A 1948— -J&D
111
1st M 5s 1962 series B_—-F&A
RR—
F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M4^s 1950series C—J&J
Okla City-Ada-Atoka 6s '54. J&J
83
78
t
o4
40
(CP) Aug 1 '49..J&D
47
1st 4 Ms (Ore Lines) 1977.M&S
40-year 4Ms 1968
41M
M&S
41M
50-year 4Ms 1981
M&N
4Mb 1969 with warr
M&N
41M
49 M
10-yr secured 3%s 1946
J&J
Equipment trusts—
1.25
4Ms series H 1940
J&D
1.50
4%sseriesJ 19 11-1942... J&J
2.00
4Ms series L 1941-1944.J&D
2.10
4Ms series M 1941-1945M&N
2 Ms Aug 1 1941-1954
2.50
2 Ms series N1910-1951 M&N
2.40
2 Ms series Q 1941-55..A&O 50.50to
Pacific Fruit Express—
1.25
Eq 5s 1941 D (yr)
A&O b
108M
A&O
C
45 M
Coll tr 4s
55
1943-M&N
ser
70
.
'/
1st M 4Ms 1960
Bid
Southern Pacific Co—
Pitts & West Va Ky4Ms*58AJ&D
1st M 4Mb 1959 ser B
A&O
35
Gen g3 3-lOs 1953
J&D
N'western Term Co 5s 1948.F&A
1st M5Hs 1944
113
J&J
Unassented
68
„
1997
Q& J
2047
Q&F
imp 4Mb 2047 ser A_J&J
imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
imp 5s 2047 ser C—J&J
imp 5s 2047 ser D-.J&J
2%s 1941-1947
M&S b
2X8 1911-1916
J&J b
or N J gen 4 %s 2000-J&J f
Prioplien g 4s Jan
Gen lien g 3s Jan
Ref &
1942
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s
64
Ref &
5s assented
119%
109%
^
A&O /
1st gtdg5s 1945
100
Pittsburgh Term RR & Coal—
90
85
M&S
M&S
Bonds
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951
—M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951 -.F&A
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Bid
118%
b Basis.
cons
gu g
5s 1963
A&O
116
This price includes accrued interest.
ifcLastsale.
»
Nominal,
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
RAILROAD
Sept., 1940]
bond prices are "and
NOTICE—All
Ask
Bid
Bonds and Stocks
Wabash Railroad Oo—
1st gold 5a 1939
2d gold 5s 1939
M&N
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J
Det & Ohic ext 1st g 5s '41.J&J
Des M Dlv 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941-M&S
Omaha Dlv. 1st 3
g '41-A&O
Wabash Railway Go—
Ref & gen 534s 1975 A—M&S
41X
42
12
13 %
21""
28""
43
46
y
9H
35 y
7 34
4%
"5 y
5
4%
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&O
Certificates of deposit
5
Warren 1st ref g 3 34s 2000--F&A
30
5y
5y
5
4s
Mar
1
1948
54
57
Unstamped (guar L & N)
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
31
34
Newark
44 y
100
Ohic R I & Pacific common-—100
y
%
y
%
100
100
v*
y
49
49 y
5734
83%
59
85
1.25
1.75
2.00
107 y
13
13
2,2.5
84 y
88 y
1.00%
1.25%
1.50%
108 y
109 y
1.75
J&D f
5s 1942
13%
14%
,1.75%
113
1.25%
15
10
J&J
Winston-Salem
Terminal
Sup & Dul Dlv 4s 1936—M&N
Certificates of depositMarshfield
&
S'eastern
div
12%
13 y
ILROAD
50
& Vicksburg (gu) ,.-100
& Susquehanna (gu)..100
ny & Vermont (guar)
100
Alleghany Corp common...
*
534% pref (with $30 warr).100
534% pref (without warr)._100
2 34 % prior conv pref
*
Allegheny & West (6% guar). 100
Atchison & Eastern Bridge—100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
Erie
24 H
25
23 H
25
7
■
90
Green Bay &
76
Greene (guar D L & W)
44
%
9%i
SH
14 y
69
48"
!
54
10
9
.
Leased lines (guar)
49 y
65
tr ctfs—See
1
3
6
1
4
com
_
20
13 y
12%
uy
12 y
25
30
preferred
inn
Kansas Okla & Gulf pref A
100
Lackawanna RR of N J (gu).-100
Lake Superior & Ishpeming___100
71
Lehigh
3%
5
9y
4
5%
Vallev
...
5
44
75
4iy
..
90
50
96
"234
50
47
49
34 y
37
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
Preferred (guar)
100
Ijouls & Mo Riv pref
Louisvilb
1H
2%
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu).20
Mahoning Coal RR
5"
2
2 y
2
*3 y
1
y
6%
100
iy
1 u
2y
pref 5% class A
100
pref 8% class B
;
100
1st pref 7 % class O
100
1st pref 10% class D-.-.100
1st pref 4 4-4% class E
100
6% non-cum pref stamped.. 100
Boston & Providence (guar).. 100
Boston RR Holding pref
.100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
25
1st
2
2H
16
480
-
5% preferred
6% prior preferred
7y
2A
2y
2%
3y
22
(guar)
100
50
53
100
100
50
60
Michigan Central (guar)...
Midland Valley 5% pref
Mill Creek & Minehill TSfav
(gu)25
Mine Hill &
Schuyl Hav(gu)__50
Minneapolis St P & S S M—
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central
100
*
100
12
Mobile & Birmingham—
36 y
3834
4y
pref (guar).. .100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
4
5%
4%
conv
550
3 y
non-cum
87 h
89
Montgomery & Erie (guar)
Catawissa RR 1st pref (guar)..50
37 y
37 y
39 y
Morris & Essex (guar)
10
50
-
-
37
39
Central
y
1 y
y
2y
y
%
non-cum
3%
13
224
i9y
54 y
%
40
12
40
130
66
4
93
36
%
%
55
32
*
8%
19%
100
100
preferred
5%
Ware
Ky
12
32
25
75
7
120
non-cum
River
8%
44
130
8 5y
77
242
45
8
28
59
85
60
59
25
42
25
32 %
100
preferred A
y
100
k
100
58
W)_„50
22
Jersey & Seashore (gu)
50
Maryland Ry com.^100
54
(guar)
J (guar
1 st
preferred
2 y
4%
non-cum
53
49
17y
77
20
1
y
Ve
ny
151
(guar)
100
Troy & Cohoes
.50
Troy & Or bush (gu N V C)
50
Tunnel RR of St Louis (guar).100
West
%
60 y
4
Warren N
2 h
81
95
145 y
173
78
6% preferred
-
43
100
100
_*
D L &
Western
...100
Caro Clinchfield & O (guar)-.100
preferred
common
750"
37
100
100
Wabash
36
^100
preferred
6
35
100
32""
"2""
15
n
20
30
10
t Quotations
100
Mo-Kan-Texas RRcora..
7% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific com
1H
50
100
^
258
y
y
(guar)
.100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac (guar).100
5% non-cum pref (guar)
100
Virginian Ry—
18
324
13
110
3y
Valley RR (N Y)
510
50
5y
50
234
8
22
*
4%
56"
55
2
100
—
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
Utica Chen & Susq Val
(gu) 100
Utica Clinton & Bingham
(gu)100
Preferred (guar)...
100
■'
23
.100
Y Central)
"2" Massawippi Valley
1
(guar)__r._ 100
1—25
Pref (guar N
M tin? Central
non-cum
Union Pacific common
90
(guar).-100
Nashville
100"
50
9
23
21
*
Texas & Pacific Ry
Troy & Bennington
180
100
50
100
__
Preferred (guar)
Miami original guair.
&
Line common
Preferred.
65
39
2 y
Air
Tennessee
17%
Lexington Union Station—
>nec firn -r
betterir.e^t stk
LI I Schuvl Nav RR &
Ooal(gu)
2
1st
A: Last sale,
—
'
100
2d preferred (quar).
—
non-cum
Mob& Ohio stk tr ctfs (gu).100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
100
Stony Brook (guar)
100
Sussex (guar DL&W)
50
Syracuse Bing & N Y (gu)„.100
i
15
50
1 y
iy
5%
41
—
15
25
28
Southern Pacific Co new
Southern Ry common....
66"
18
32
38
Seaboard
2y
98
y
8c
70
Roch & Genesee Val RR (gu)-100
4-2% non-cum preferred ..100
Shamokin Vail & Pottsv (gu)_-50
Sharon (guar Erie).
50
y
15 ^
4034
61
.
Little
83
1
y
85
20
Rome & Clinton (guar)
100
Rutland RR 7% pref
100
Rutland & Whitehall (guar)..100
St Joseph South Bend & Sou—
Common
(guar)
100
100
100
Schuylkill Valley Nav& RR(gu)50
8
2y
39y
cum
io y
81
11
50
1st pref
non-cum 2d pref
non-cum
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)
_
ik
12%
iy
y
7%
14%
39 y
*
100
15
7
■\
.
non
40
48
Jollet & Chicago (guar)
100
K
j Allegan
\
Gr Kap (gu)..100
K C St L & Chic—Pref (gu)__100
Kansas City Southern new
*
4%
30
\
14% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952..1000
preferred
St Louis Southwestern
5% non-cum preferred
Securs Co
Intornat Rys (Cent Am)
5 '
preferred.
.
25%
87^
7%
72
43
6%
14 y
14 y
25 y
73
75
Preferred (guar)
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
(gu)__100
2d preferred (guar)
100
St Louis-Sau Francisco
Ry
100
6
3
...100
RR
140
Belgian National Rys Go—
American shares partic pref—
Boston & Alb (guar N Y C)__100
152"
3
100
50
4%
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
90
..
130
67
100
100
100
100
100
100
..
Stk
16%
100
6% preferred
100
Hartford & Conn Western... 100
Illinois Central
..100
Non-cum 6% pref series A.. 100
15
42
value
56
147
*
*
1 Of.
100
Western
72
32
par
59
53
152
Portland & Ogdensburg (guar) 100
Prov & Worcester
(guar)
100
Railroad Securities Co—
4%
80
54
(guar)
Reading Co
.53
634
y
109
Pittsfield & No Adams (guar) .100
_
80
Gulf Mobile & Northern com.100
45
100
50
Y C)
Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
Preferred (capital stock
72
41
•No
48
50
Bank Go (aru)
75
30
accrued interest.
1 y
1 y
iy
1
iy
%
k
211
Youngstown & Ashtabula—
Preferred
68
__50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia.-.100
Pitts
65
(guar)
(gu)_.100
7% pref (guar Pa RR)
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
iy
63
48
100
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
(gu) .100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
32
European & North Am (guar) 100
Fort St Union Depot (guar)100
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar).lOO
Genesee & Wyoming
100
RR &
Preferred
4
60
(guar).-100
Marquette Ry com
100
5% preferred
.100
5% prior preferred
100
Peterborough (guar)..
..100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phlla & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
Piedmont & Northern
*
Pgh Bess & Lake Erie (guar)...60
y
45
%
100
100
Pere
45
%
2y
preferred
-
48
100
190
Georgia Sou & Fla common...100
1st preferred
__100
2d preferred
100
Goshen & Deckertown (guar).. 10
22
50
Canadian Pacific
3?4
non-cum
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)—
8%
8 y
100
Southern
12^
3%
100
1st preferred--100
2d preferred--100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
50
115
Augusta & Savannah (guar).. 100
Avon Gen & Mt Morris (gu)-100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
Baltimore & Ohio common—100
Canada
140
12 %
non-cum
72 h
86
60
Common
133
100
common
4%
4%
12
sy
48
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7% class O
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 414% class E
6% non-cum preferred.
7% prior preferred
Stamped—
90
y
Rockaway (guar)—100
East Mahanoy (guar)
50
East Pennsylvania (guar)
50
Elmira & W'msport (guar)— 50
Preferred (guar)
50
107
100
Boston & Maine common
86
20
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
N
35
Dover &
93
y
2
100
50
100
conv
Peoria & Bureau Val
Peoria & Eastern..
81""
1%
2y
37 y
95
3
50
erred
(guar
1
50
111%
3%
3%
..
77
Detroit Manufacturers (guar) 100
18
y
5% conv preferred
3
n2 y
100
preferred
3
Qc;
41
non-cum
78
2
Southwestern (guar)
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
Georgia
ma
Beech Creek
76%
46%
Great Northern
eat Southern com
4% non-cum prof
Bangor & Aroostook com
60
60
STOCKS
5% non-cum pref—
39
125
63
46
5%
31
1st gold 4148 1943-J&J
Yosemite Vaits f g 5s 1936-.J&J
36
.
Western—
83
115
(guar Penn)
25
Denv & Rin Or West 6% pref.100
Detroit Hillsdale and
30
4s
1951..
......M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
109
Delaware
Co—
1st s f guar 3 34s 1970
M&S
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
--J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
107
103.
Delaware Lack &
Winston Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
—
80
105
Delaware & Hudson Co
30
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
F&A f
Wilm & Newborn 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4 4s "77. _J&D
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s '43.A&O
y
-20
100
.
50
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref
100
No Carolina (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 RRof N J
(guar).
100
Norwich & Worcester pf (gu)_100
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J). 100
Old Colony (gu N5NH&H).. 100
Certificates of deposit
;
Ontario & Quebec (guar)
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Passaic & Delaware (guar)
50
Passaic & Del Exten (guar)__100
Paterson & Hudson River (gu)_50
Paterson & Ramapo (guar)
50
Pemigewasset Valley (guar).. 100
Pennsylvania RR..
50
Pennroad Corp Com
1
H
pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (gu)—50
Cleve Cine Chicago & St Louis—
Common
(guar)
100
5% non-cum pref (gu)
100
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR) 7%.50
Special guar 4%
-50
Colorado & Southern
100
4 % 1 st non-cum preferred
100
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-com pref..100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar)
50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
Common.^
106
com
non-cum pref
N Y Ontario & Western..
Norfolk & Western Ry
Vie
y
y
90
—100
(guar)
Cin Union Term 5%
90
20
1st 5s extended 1948
J&Ji/
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
lstggu 4J4s 1941 opt
10334
M&N
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern—
1st guar g
100
preferred._—100
102
50
50
7%
Cin New Orl & Texas Pacific-
..
6s 1939,
5% non-cum preferred
Chicago & North Western
100
100
iy
%
%
13 y
14%
25%
(gu)
(gu)
N Y Lack & West
(guar)
10%
Pacific-
Preferred
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
Wichita Falls & Southern—
%
y
Preferred
1913
Western Ry of Ala 4 34® '58--A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949.--M&S
Eq tr 234s F Nov 15 ^O-^—
N Y & Harlem
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal—
63
—
iy
2y
1
73
100
com
6% preferred series A
7% preferred
6% preferred
110
N Y Chic & St Louis
*
106:4
15
20
(gu)..100
New Orleans Great Northern .100
New York Central RR
♦
■
43
Bloomfield (guar)..50
1%
__
non-cum
1 y
44
25
25
3
h
2%
%
50
Chic Milw St Paul &
7%
&
25
35
100
1 y
k
-40
100
31
46
Nashville & Decatur—
Original (guar L & N)
97
2
*
l__
"4%
■
New London Northern
New 5%
100
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946series A....M&8
Assented 5s 1946..
trust 5s—
I
w
6% old preferred
Chicago Great Western—
New common w i
"5 y
65
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
334s Jan 1954 opt 192
..J&J
Washington & Franklin Ry—
1st extend 4 ^8 1954
J&J
Wash Term Co—3
1945--F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4!4s 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
A&O
Western Maryland 4s 1952-A&0
1st & ref 54s 1977 ser A.-J&J
Eq tr 4V*s E 1910-1941— J&D
Eq tr 2'Xa 1940-1946
J&D
Eq tr 2s G 1940-1949
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943.A&O
Equipment
common
3y
434
Hill
Common.
Q-Mar
78
(guar)
-50
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
Chestnut
Washington Central Ry—
1st
Bid
41
3
15
100
preferred wi
50
4% preferred old
100
Chicago Ind'polis & Louisville—
4% non-cum preferred
—100
4
Par
Morris & Essex Exten
(guar) .100
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon
(gu)__50
Nashua & Lowell (guar)
100
40 y
92 y
New preferred w
5y
Stocks
16 y
Chesapeake & Ohio common.-.25
New
5
Ask
ny
5
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 4
1978 ser O.A&O
Bid
Par
Stocks
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W) 30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chattahoochee & Gulf (guar)-100
Chesapeake Corp
-*
Preferred series A
ny
39%
8%
71
BONDS
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Interest" except
100
2d
pref
3 H
51
..100
5%
Western Pacific RR Corp—
6% uon-cuxu preferred
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry....lOO
.69 H
4% prior lien
100
54 %
100
95
Wilton (guar Boston & Me).. 100
25
cum
preferred
90
6
3
24 y
25 H
39y
represent dollars per $100 face amount,
Nominal,
x Ex-dividend.
a
Called for
redemption,
see
page
111.
ft Basis.
/This price Includes
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
are
"and interest" except where
marked 4,f'
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
5%
*
---1
1.25
J&J
10.56
11.23
8.28
9.00
Credit Service deb 6s
w w
2.48
2.72
♦Crum &
com
1949—J&J
100%
IX
„
M&S
Coll trust 4s 1947—
J&ip
F&A
4%s stamped 1946
Administered
Fund Inc
Aeronautical
Securities
com
Sec
conv
deb 4s 1949
Sec
conv
deb 4%s
Inc
Air
-*
Investors
Convertible
99%
Warrants
AA
....
25
30
Diversified Trustee Shares—
O shares..
3.25
2%
12%
div ser w w
6.20
3.06
11
*
63
69
25
29
30
25
28
%6
5s series B 1958.
...M&N
Amer Foreign Investing
10c
1
$2% preferred
....—1
$3 preferred
-—1
Amer General Equities Ins—25c
Amer International Corp
*
Conv 5%b 1949
J&J
American General Corp
$2 preferred
Amer Insuranstocks Corp...— *
Investment (111)—
1
*
50
preferred
conv
Associated Gen Util com
Inc deb 5s ww 1956
Income deb 4s 1961
-
1%
%
4
-
5
102
102
"6.04 —6.77
26
3%
27%
27%
28
32
36
2%
3X
97%
3%
98%
5
*
33
36
88%
89%
100
.A&O
6% preferred
Option warrants.
♦Bankers Nat Investing A
~7%
48%
1
%
4%
'3%
5% preferred,
6% preferred
60
10
6*
4%
5
4
11
12%
3.32
4.05
10.34
11.18
58%
17.86
8.49
19.26
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA*57M&N
Massachusetts Investors Trust..!
Mass Investors Second Fund Inc.
First Mutual Trust Fund
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
American
Deb
5s
General
Feb
General
1
Capital
Gen Finance
$6 preferred
Warrants
General Investors Trust
General Public Service Corp
106
108
1
1
5
50
Boston Investment Co
British Type Investors A
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
22
12%
10%
11%
2.60
3.40
7% preferred
Conv preferred
6% cum preferred
Century Shares-Trust
56
3%
37%
47"
68
73
100
2%
93%
96
93
23"
20
%
3%
5
1
1%
1
1%
1%
1%
27.50
24.52
15.76
16.77
3%
4%
1
com...100
...100
Preferred
City Investing Co
100
Preferred
70
9.30
10.06
27.50
27.90
135
140
44%
...100
105
Cleve Securities 4~6a 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
50
6s series AA 1953
6s series AB 1948
Q-F
Q-M
Q-J
100
68 series AC 1952
Collateral Loan
Commercial Banking common..1
$1.20 preferred
10
7% preferred
Commercial Credit common
4 %% conv preferred
Commercial Invest Trust
$4.25
conv
preferred
101%
101%
101%
98%
98%
98%
32
33
Commonwealth Loan 5% pref 100
Commonwealth Securs common. 1
95
99%
38%
102%
1%
105%
1%
3.15
3.43
39
95
3/
"22
-
Preferred
Consolidated
13
Consumers Credit Serv 6s 1962..
20"
Continental Securs 5s 1942
36%
Continental Shares common
♦6% preferred..
Corp Securs 5% ctfs
'
n
/S
13%
Invest Trust com.l
♦
M&N'/
♦
100
1935..M&Sl/
37%
3c
8%
%
9%
5.70
6%
25c
3.28
1.04
1.18
1
10.52
11.34
6.33
4.48
9.92
6.86
4.86
10.72
......
...
7.68
8.31
5.55
8.06
8.72
Electrical equipment
insurance
6.90
7.47
8.92
9.65
Machinery
8.10
Metals
7.48
5.99
Oils
5.90
6.40
Railroad
2.54
5.12
2.75
5.56
5.87
6.37
100
%>
16
16%
%
64%
%
62%
Railroad equipment
Steel stocks
„•
14
10
stocks
Niagara
%
1%
Class B
5%s
M&N
1950
6.50
8.58
J&D
92%
Collateral
4«
1951
1953
*
1
2.49
1958
--.1
2.08
1949.F&A
99%
Oils &
Petroleum
Shares...
3.58
3.27
4.73
3.91
3.57
5.16
Oilstocks Ltd
Equip Shares
4.54
4.95
Old Colony Invest Trust
Debenture 4 %s Feb 1
29%
H
%
31%
8
25
25
25
25
26
57
60
com
5% preferred
—100
Holding Corp
..1
Illuminating & Power Securities—
1st preferred
...100
Incorporated Investors
...5
Independence Trust Shares
*
♦Huron
102%
7c
27
104%
27c
13.46
14.47
1.98
2.21
1%
—25
%
%«
9%
%
6%
*
12%
shares
Insurance Group Shares—
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war . J&J
Insuranshares Co of Delaware..1
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc—1
International Holdings & Inv..^.
Internat Securities 7% pref
1
International Utilities class A—»
.95
1.03
1.15
1.27
5
1
lnr>
25
Class B
*
*
4%scoll tr AAA 1941-43.. A&O
5scoll tr BBB 1944-51
A&O
4s coll tr CCC 1939-42-- M&N
Invest Bond & Share 5s A 47.J&D
Investment Co of Amer
...10
Investors Fund of AmerSerles Cl
Industries
Oklahoma
%
%
5%
%
%
10%
1%
8
*
%
5%
3
6
9
,24
%
27
10
2
Com..*
2%
Debenture 4%s Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
*
Overseas Securities Co
*
Deb 5s April 1 1948.....A&O
Pacific Eastern Corp
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif)
Pacific Southern Invest pref
Class A
97
10
*
...*
*
17.46
8.96
9.56
2%
4%
11
11,%
23%
3%
25%
4%
%
7*
3f*
•
6%
7%
pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs.
29M
.38
112
110
*
6
6%
$6 preferr-i
♦
Putnam (Geo) Fund
1
Quarterly Income Shares
10c
5% deb series A 1942
M&N
Railroad Employees' Corp—
Class A common
*
100
6.05
102%
13.24
6.85
98%
101%
8%
9%
10%
Prudent ia1 Investors
..
12.38
PrcfGrrcd
10
—
"11" '55 A&O
Railway & Util Invest A
1
3%% preferred..
*
Representative Trust Shares
10
Republic Investors Fund
Conv 4%s ser A 1950
F&A
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
A&O
common.
Continued
e
on
page
Ex-coupons.
84
—
%«
5
4
8.90
9.40
3.07
3.45
98
-
52
"6"
1—*
*
10c
%
78.20
10
%
35c
1
79.78
I
/ Flat price,
—
54||
%
20c
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund
Called for redemption; see page 111.
—
104%
%
1
Common stock
Inc
7
6
Conv coll 4 %s ser
Pomeroy
27%
16.15
16"
85
4
5
*
10
10c
conv
15%
1%
80
1
Class B
3
100
98
1947
$6 preferred
Corp
Royalties Management A
♦Schoellkopf Hutton and
99%
41
3
37
Rossia International
99%
100
2%
5
—
80c
%
7%
%
1%
Carey Trust
Oklahoma Southern Trust
$3
16%
16
1
Railway & Light Securities com
Preferred
100
1
5
2.54
1
com
Preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Phoenix Sec Corp
96
1.96
.1
2.71
1
94%
North American Trust Shares—
5.18
%6
%
%
1034%
95
88
45%
5.21
1
4%
100
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
North American Invest Corp—
2.48
...
102
5
common..
Class A preferred
39%
6.50
Share Corp (Md)—
Conv deb
4.75
a
1
*
Automobile..
Aviation
4.78
* No par value,
62
5.11
$6 1st preferred
*
$3 2nd preferred
*
Debenture 5s series A 1948-M&S
Heller (WE) common
__2
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
Nominal,
r Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend
18
60o«
5.30
5%
1
(Colo) ser B shares
(Md) voting tr shares
New England Fund
New York Stocks, Inc.—
Investing Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 prior preferred
Interstate Bond Co—
94
15%
Wide Securities—
Ohio Finance Co. 4%s
Common
x-w
86
100
w w
2%
Building supplies
4.12
Preferred
13
11%
15%
Bank
3.78
Household Finance
11
Chemical
5.47
w
5
4.87
5.07
5.97
7.89
Preferred w
24
%
31%
Building Shares
com
22
4.47
4.81
Guardian Investors
25
2
%
29%
98%
Bank Group
10
A
9.05
1
4.23
8.22
Inland Investors—....
Institutional Securities Ltd—
12
ser
9.89
10
1
Nat Bond & Share Corp
...♦
Nat Indus Loan 7s 1957..Q-Jan
Agricultural
%
52
7.54
Preferred..
14
*
27.78
97
3.88
6% preferred
10
Commonwealths Distrib'n Inc.-l
Commonwealth Investment..
105
25.84
4.41
Industrial Securities Corp
91
Bond &
6
8
*
A&O
Industrial Finance vtc
12
*
103%
1
Independence Fund of N A—
20
100
103
132
Tobacco Shares
%6
*
Securities
97
Aviation Shares
Steel Shares
2
1
1
*
Christiana
Nation
Automobile Shares..
Railroad
Chain Store Investors Trust
Chemical Fund
"5%
Electric Equipment Shares
Food Shares
2%
Chartered Investors
$5 preferred
common
3.98
Chemical Shares
4%
42
100
100
100
Conv pref series of 1929
53
*
Deb 5s with warr 1950. _M&N
Cent Invest Corp 5-6s '57-.A&0
♦Central Nat Corp class A
*
♦Class B
•
Central States Electric Corp
1
.*
National Investors Corp
Nat Trust Shares Re modified
*
Corp 4%s 1959
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural Shares
52
100
1
5.12
Gotham Credit class B
5
Great Britain & Canada Invest¬
Pap Invest Ltd—
10
4.36
_
ment
1956
2
44
11%
1
Invest com...*
4.10
16.27
45
20
F&A
National
3.60
14.97
27
♦
Deb 5s series A 1958
com
40
1
Capital Administration cl A
$3 cum pref series A
Carey Trust of NY
Original
Carriers & General Corp
National Aviation
42
".29
22.58
5
Canadian Pow &
15
Goodall Securities
.14
Canadian internal Inv Trust—
5s series A 1959
A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund
Ltd
1
13
(N Y)_10
Fund
8% preferred
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1941
Globe Indus Loan 6s 1955
J&J
19
22
Mutual Investment
Mutual System com
*
com
20
2.36
3.21
5% preferred
41
92
1
1947
4
«£*
90
2.13
2.89
8.46
*
27%
10
M&S
10c
10c
5
27
1%
%
4%
Preferred
*
1%
32%
5
Sec 6s
common w
x-w
9.13
31
1
25c
6.36
14.40
20.89
New
4%
Manufacturers—
Monroe Loan Society class A
Plan old common
13.39
1
&
Securities A common
1
Partic preferred
*
Midland Invest Corp (Mo)—
38-1953
M&N
Morris
24
%
39%
5
.25
19
24
%
36%
Bullock
Fund Ltd
20
$6 preferred
*
Gen Shareholdings Corp com—1
$6 conv pref ww
_*
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref.
Brooklyn National Corp
Burco, Inc common
$3 conv preferred
5
17%
*
J&J
Gen'l Realty & Utilities
Merchants
1
5.73
deb 5s '51.J&D
Investment Corp
I
,.10
77
25.06
6.55
50
5
F&A
*
1952.
9
100
Investors
Corp
Conv deb 5s 1953
Mass Utilities Associates vtc
5 % conv partic preferred
17.41
conv
55
75
23.31
%
19%
17-%
25
16.18
15%
10
A
Class A
General
~6%
6
21%
10c
Corp
Morris Plan Indus Bank
Bank stock series
50
preferred
Marine Midland
Empire Capital Corp A__
.5
Empire Power Corp partic stk_*
$6 preferred
♦
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
5
Equity Corp 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
$2.50 prior preferred
*
Beneficial Loan Society com
♦
6% profit share deb 1956.-Q-J
Boston Fund Inc
7.23
1
$6 preferred
conv
3}
73.80
4%
20
$3
20 j
3.9o
19X
1
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
19%
3%
30.60
5
Beneficial Industrial Loan.
♦Bfalr & Co
Blue Ridge Corp common
17
63
40
10c
$6 preferred
7%
%
Lawyers Mtge Inv (Boston)—
1st 5 %s series B 1945
M&S
Lehman Corporation..
1
Liquidating Shares
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund
10
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
*
28%
Maryland Fund Inc
10
47%
6.04
%
16%
Class B
5
3.47
5.48
17.84
4%
.50
Bankers
ukc
Securities Corp com..50
Basic Industry Shares
4
3.07
1
10
15%
Foundation Trust Shares ser A..1
Fulton Indus Sec units
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
27
Fund
Trust
Warr
16.61
52%
20
11.50
7.77
22.29
14.13
7.13
14.69
9.10
12.68
8.62
1
Foreign Power Secur 6s '49 J&D
M&N
2
20.34
*
$6 preferred series B
Management
Eaton A Howard
Fund A-l
28
40 c
Larkins
16
27 %
49
28
Knickerbocker
1.13
2%
%
12%
10c
5.85
1.03
61
*
*
12
23
5% preferred
Eastern States Corp com
$7 preferred series A
28.57
Series S-4
5.20
28
Domestic Finance pref
*
Dominion-Scottish Invests Ltd—
1st coll 4s series A 1952
J&J
Eastern Equities Corp
.5
Insurance stock series
Fixed Trust Shares series
c—*
Associates Investment Co
Atlantic Secur 4%s A 1953
Atlas Corporation common
1
34
M&N
v t
Associated Stand. OH Shs
2.50
._25c
37%
26.12
13.36
8.22
...
Series S-3
1
Series F
30
%
American European Secur
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A—-J&J
5%
6.05
1
$2 preference
13%
100%
1%
%
17%
Amer Discount Co of Ga $2 pref.*
Amer Elec Sec partic pref—...1
American
5
2.77
10c
Class A opt
Class B
D shares
16.48
%
36%
12.83
6.47
Series B-4
Series S-2
1%
_
Series B-3
4.32
Series K-l
Series K-2
1
Amer Cities Pr & Lt cl A
Series B-l
Series B-2
1.31
%
22
Keystone Custodian Fund—
2.55
Capital Corp A........10c
|3 preferred.
29%
111
X
22
2
Superpower Corp A com_«
15.24
99
*5.601?rior pref
27%
10
Dividend Shares
Class B
28%
115
100
*
18*
25
25
Deb 6s 1963 (bx-warrants.-J&J
1
$3 convertible preferred
—•
Holding Corp
Amer British & Cont 5s '53 F&A
Amer Business Credit A..—-—1
Amer Business Shares........-1
Amer
Italian
ft.
*
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A..1
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
1
Allied Int Investing Corp—
♦Amerex
26%
1
25
common
Preferred
«
6
5
Royalty
Preferred
30
*
Alliance Investment com
2.46
100
♦Crum & Forster Insursh B
Investors
Investors Trust
2.46
10
•7% cum preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares
Delaware Fund
%
1968—
Forster Inc
1
.1
1
2.09
*48.Q-F /
♦8% preferred
(Can)—
Aldred Investment Corp
Deb 4%s with com shs
(modified)
(modified)
2.09
Ask
Bid
Par
Per share
25
——--
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4%s with com shs 1967—
-
AOC
100
21
18
preferred
Accumulative series
1
Bonds
ana
share
2.12
Corporate'Trust shares old ser.-l
AA
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
5%
99%
100%
106%
Adams Express com
Coll trust 4s 1948
Affiliated Fund
Stocks and Bonds
share
and income and defaulted bonds
of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for tbe closing day
k Last sal
Public Utilities
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
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
Bonds
Bid
Adriatic Electric Co (Italy)—
Extls f 7s 1952
A&O
Ala Gas Co 1st M4Hi 1951-F&A
34
40 H
101 %
107 H
106 H
108
104 %
103
105 H
103 H
105H
106 H
1 st M 5s 1957 ser A
— J&J
Albany Ry 1st cons 5s 1930—J&J f
102
102 H
42
General 5s series A 1947--J&D f
All America Corp—
—
4
39
107
30
36
A&O
72
74
Alliance Pub 8er(Ohlo)5s '57 M&S
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954—
J&J
American Community Power—
5Hs Certificates of deposit 1953
80
f
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s "57 M&S15
r
Cum income 4s deb B
82
84
Deb
g
49
M&S
5s 2030.
Amer Fuel & Pow 7b 1934-J&J
American Gas & Electric Co—
2Hs s f debs 1950
J&J
3Hs s f debs 1960
—J&J
3Hs s f debs 1970
J&J
r
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A
Secured deb 3.6-6a 1953—-J&D
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—-M&S
Amer RyB Corp coll 4Hs '53-A&O
Debenture 4 Ha 1963
A&O
American States Public Serv—•
1st i 5Hs 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
-J&D
American Telephone & Teleg—
-
Deb 5Ha Nov 1
M&N
105
108 Vs
109 H
55
62
110
105H
88
M&S
35
56
1st mtge 4s 1963
F&A
Sf deb 4 Us 1948
F&A
Appalachian Power 6s 2024--J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co.
108 H
105 H
125
J&J
_A&0
91H
93
Arizona Power 5s 1950
F&A
104 H
1st & ref 4Ha 1950
F&A
104
Arkansas-Missouri Pow Corp—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
J&D
Arkansas I' & L 1st 5s 1956.A&O
106
109
H
109 H
89
H
106 H
100 H
60
108 H
105 H
128
93 H
95 H
102
102 H
105 H
106 H
97
.
100
102
105
48 H
5s Jan 1 1961.
J&J
55 H
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 5 Ha 1977
14 %
F&A
Conv deb 5s 1965
11
..M&N
Conv deb 5s 1950
F&A, •14 H
Conv deb 4 Hs 1919
14 H
J&J f
Conv deb 4 Ha 1948
14 H
M&S J
Cons ref deb 5s 1968—...A&O /
14 H
Cons ref deb 4 Ha 1958—.M&N /
11
8 f Inc deb 5s B 1983
10
M&S /
S fine deb 4 Ha C 1983—M&S f
10
8 fine deb 4a D 1983
10
M&S
8 fine deb 4H-5Hs A 1986 F&A
10
8 fine deb 5-6s B 1986---M&S
10
Conv A 5s 2002
1H
Q-F
Conv A 6s 2002
1H
Q-M
Conv A 7s 2002
1H
Q-F
Scrip 4s 1941
2H
Scrip 4s 1942-—
2H
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8s ex-warrants 1940
..M&S
61H
Income deb 4s 1978
Income deb 3 Ha 1978
Income deb 3 Ha 1978
49 H
56 H
15
12
15
1 tH
15
13
13
13
12
13
13
1H
2
2
4
4
63 H
29 H
M&S
27H
27H
25 H
23 H
F&A
14 H
..A&O
14H
14 H
15 H
15 H
15 H
14
15
F&A
J&D
J&D
M&N
M&S
29 H
27
Associated General Utilities—
Investing Companies.
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
78 H
79H
65
68
66
67H
51
51
51
51
Certificates of deposit
51
2-yr 6 % notes 1933—
A&O
143
Certificates of deposit-.
/ 143
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
80
104
106 H
106
Called for redemption: see page 111.
50
75
105
104
105
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
113H
114
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser C
133 %
J&J
A&O
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951—.-J&J
Berkshire Street Ry—
1st extend 6s 1947——-J&D
Berlin City Elect 6HS 1951—J&D /
Sink fund deb 6Hs 1959—F&A /
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O /
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6Hs 1956
A&O /
Birmingham Elec 4Hs 1968-M&S
Birmingham Gae 1st 5s '59.M&N
Blackstone Val Gas & Eleo—
M & coll tr 4s ser C *65—M&N
3Hs
3Hs
3Hs
3Hs
3Hs
3Hs
83"
79
44
49
13 H
22
4s Dec 1 1947
18
102
J&D
106 H
b Basis.
100
100
99 H
_
109 H
'66_ A&O
-
— —
—
.
119H
66
68
67
68
———J&D
101H
—
101
92
Central Maine Power—
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960—A&O
1st & gen M 3 Hs ser H '66. F&A
107
107
107
1st & gen M 3 Hs ser J 1968J&D
Central Mexico Lt & Power—
1st s i 6s ext to 1950
J&J
109 H
109H
Central Power & Light Co—
91H
91H
1st mtge 4s ser C 1964
78 %
102 H
--J&D
M&S
100
95
103
102
103 H
103
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3Hs 1962.
Central Ohio Lt & Power—
102 %
102
102 H
J&D
-J&D
-J&D
—
4s 1947
4s 1948
116H
100 H
J&D
.J&D
J&D
J&D
—
4s 1945
104
105H
J&D
-
.
3Hsl942
3Hs 1943-
13
25
A&O
107H
F&A
103 H
101H
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957. ser D.J&J
1st mtge 3 Hs ser A 1969.-F&A
debentures—
104 H
1
1 Hs Aug 15 1940
1 Hs Feb 15 1941.
1 Hs Aug 15 1941
100
2s
2s
Aug 15 1942
100
99 H
2s
Feb 15 1943
2
Hs
2Hs
2Hs
2Hs
Aug 15 1943
3s
3s
Feb 15 1946-Aug 15 1946-
Serial
95
54 H
95
54H
48 H
103
48 H
91H
91H
9lH
100
Bklyn Un Elev—See BklynQueens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
111
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A. -M&N
1st I ien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950.
J&D
111H
113 H
106 H
95
lll'H
F&A
106 H
95 H
112H
Gen & ref M 3 Hs ser O '67-J&D
2s deb A 1941-1942——J&D
3s deb B 1943-1947
J&D
100 H
102
102
105
3Hs deb O 1948-1952
103
107
J&D
105 H
Buffalo Traction—
See International Ry
77
68 H
80
70
105
105H
/This price includes accrued interest,
98
99
98
Central Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5H8 '49 ...
F&A
Cent Public Util.(ws)Inc5H«-1952
1H
IH
Central States Edison. Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 19&0——M&S
76
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
__J&J
32 H
31 %
.M&S 15
Central States Electric Co—
1st mtge 4s 1964
102
____-J&D
76 H
52 H
IH
Debenture 5s 1944—
J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938. J&J
Cent Telep (Del) 6s 1938—-M&N
10
107
/
ark
Charleston
Cons Ry Gas & El
Consol gold 5- 1999
M&S
Charleston Trai • ii Co—
107 H
90
115
M&S
83
Gen & adj 5s 1952
—M&S
Coll trust 5s notes 1942
M&S
65
—
_.
Chicago Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
J&J /
92
2H
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
Coil tr
s
f g 5s Jan 1
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid)
62.25%
62.50%
62.75%
63.00%
43
99
99
98 H
98 H
—
1944
1944
1945
1945
1st 5s 194
100 H
J&D
15
15
15
15
Central West Public Service—
5Hs 1956.
120
81
A&O
Feb
Aug
Feb
2Hs Aug
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
1st mtge 3H? ser B 1966--F&A
120
105
Butte El & P 1st a f 5s 1951. J&D
Cairo Bridge 1st inc 6 Hs '58.J&J
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960—A&O
1st a f 5s 1964
—J&D
California-Oregon Power—
99 H
Cent States Pow & Lt Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 5Hs 1953. J&J
103 H
F&A
99 H
Feb 15 1942..
Deb5Hs 1954.
Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power
4Hs May 1 1945
4 H s May 1 1946
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 4s 1969
101
100 H
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957
100
1942
101
4s 1946-
A&O
1st gold 5s
101H
101H
100 H
100 H
1st mtge 3Hs ser A 1968
Serial debentures—
118
__
Buffalo General ElectricGen & ref 4Hs 1981
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
101H
101 y
101 h
—
4s 1944
—
1944
101
4s June 1 1948
48 Dec 11948
4s June 1 1949--.Cent Illinois Light 3 Hs
56 H
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Certificates of deposit
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Hs 1966
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
Coll trust 4Hs 1966
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 58 1941 (stpd)
J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st con 5s July '41 (stp)-.M&N
Certificates of deposit
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949-..F&A
Certificates of deposit-Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
1st 5s
101H
101H
101H
Central Illinois Public Service—
110
103 H
r
103
100 H
3Hs 1940
3Hs 1941
Brith Colum Pow 4Hs 1960.M&S
British Columbia Telephone—
109H
102 H
__J&D
4s June 1 1946
4s Dec 1 1946
13
99H
102 H
101
106 H
-.
4s June 1 1947
13 H
106 H
1927-A&0
6
1927—-F&A
41H
Chic North Snore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5Hs 1956
A&O
II
44
k Last Rale
96H
93 H
15
M&S
June 1 1943
Dec 1 1943
June 1 1944
Dec 11944.
June 1 1945——
pec 11945-——..
13H
99
&
93
—-
101
J&D
3s Dec 1 1940
3s June 1 1941
3s Dec 11941
3s June 1 1942
3s Dec 11942
100
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952..J&J
100
104 H
Central Illinois Elec & Gas Co—
104
109 H
Mtge&Colltr 3jHs ser D*68 J&D
NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940---M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&O
Boston Elevated Ry—
Deb g 4 Hs Nov 1, 1941 - -M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1944—-M&S
7s Sept 1947.M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N
102
Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
1st mtge 3H« 1964
Serial debentures—
18
77
104 H
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 4Hs A 1965—J&J
Central
83 H
60
M&S
101H
Calumet & South Chicago Ry
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A /
a
104 H
103 H
4s May 1 1943
4s May 1 1944
.
J&J
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
Gen mtge 4Hs 1955—...M&S
Term 6Hs 1951
82
r
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955—M&S
1st & ref 5s 1941
1st & ref 3 Hs 1965
111H
103
Canada—
_J&D
O
M&N
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania
5s *53.M&N
J&J
First lien coll tr 5Hs '46-.J&D
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D /
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1966
104
_A&0
Calif Pac Ry (see Pac Elec Ry)
California Water Service—
1st 4s ser B 1961.
106 H
M&N
Serial 3 Hs May 1 1941
51.00%
3Hs May 1 1942
61.75%
51
-
f g 5a 1950
33
38 H
97
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser
Deb gold 5Hs 1942
Associated Telephone Utilities—
Deb 6s series A 1941——M&S
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s series B 1942.A&O
Certificates of depositConv deb 5Hs 1944 ser C.M&N
s
32 H
37H
-
J&J
M&N
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5 Ha 1955 ser A
M&N
1st & ref
104
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955—J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
See
1st lien 58 1947 aer A
Deb 6s series A 1958
64"
59
5a '60.M&N
1st 4Hs series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st s f 6s ser A 1953
—A&O
Ashl'd Home Tel 4 Ha A 1961 A&O
Ashtabula Wat Wks 5s 1958-A&O
Assoc Elect 4H» 1953J&J
Conv deb 5_Hs 1973
Conv deb 5s 1973
Conv deb 4Hs 1973
Conv deb 4s 1973Income deb 4 Ha 1978
Beaver Valley Water
105
Ask
P S Corp
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op *14
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Bleecker St&FulFy-See
98 H
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45.F&A
Appalachian Electric Power—
a
54
101
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-9s'43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
Arizona Edison Co—
Income 5s 1960
Income 6s I960-
71H
10H
AmerTJtil Service 6a 1964—M&N
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
1st 6s 1940..
63
102 %
95
1051332
109
108 H
Deb 5s 1975 ser BJ&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
56
f
25-year deb 3Ha 1961—A&O
30-year deb 3Ha 1966.— J&D
91 H
90
120
102 H
198H
92 H
91H
1
f
Canada Nor,Pow coll
104 H
107H
Bell Telephone of
4
52
'
49 H
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Camden & Sub Ry—See
-
104 H
108 H
102 H
70
-
1943
Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic City ElectricGen mtge 3 H® 1964
J&J
Atlantic City Gas 5s i960—.J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1957—..J&J
Atlantic City Sew'age 6sA'56 J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
Avalon Telep Ltd 4Hs '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
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941—A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—1st mtge 3Ha 1966
J&J
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
1st 7s 1953
A&O
S f income 8s 1953—---—A&O
Beaver Valley Trac 5s 1950-A&O
6H
22
American & Foreign Power Co—
.
Bid
Atlanta Nor
Alabama Power Co—
1st 5s 1946
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956—.
--M&N
1st & ref 4Hs 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service ( o—
,
Bonds
Ask
nNominal.
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
PUBLIC
74
BONDS
UTILITY
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
Bid
Bonds
Chicago Railways Co—
1st os 1927 stpd as to 25%pt;
red and pay Feb 1,1940—F&A/
Certificates of deposit. _
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27.-A&O
Series B Feb. 1927
J&D /
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref o^s 1944
—J&J
Certificates of deposit
- -
Ask
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
Certificates of deposit------
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963--J&J
Certificate of deposit
42 M
42 M
7%
3M
4M
4M
4M
4M
M
M
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
J&J
43 M
43 M
8M
4
5
5
5
M
M
5M
108 %
108 M
F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5Ms ser A 1952
1st 6s 1955
ser
.
„
B
108 M
93
95
81
83
85
80M
82
78
78 %
77 M
78
IV*
79
79
79M
86
86 M
87 M
_
A&O
A&O
Cities Service Co—
Ref deb 5s Jan 11966
M&S
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963
M&N
Deb 6a 1969
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950---J&D
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5Ms 1952
--M&N
Deb 5Ms 1949
-J&D
Citizens Independent Telephone
89
„
1st mtge s f4Ms ser A
Citizens Utilities Co—
86 %
103 M
'61—J&J
_
F&A
36
37
1st coll 4-5 Ms 1948
A&O
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
59
62
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) fst s f 5s 1952—
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941
J&D
City Water
1st M 5s 1&54 series B—-J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O.-M&N
Clarksbury-Columbus Short
83
Income notes 3s 1955
_
,
95
.
a
99
100
^
100 M
105 M
J&D /
6s
F&A
1942
Colorado Util Corp 6s 1938.M&S
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
-M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb 5s Jan 15,
A&O 15
1961—-J&J 15
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—M&N
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st mtge & colltr 4s 1965.M&N
Commercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb w w 1969_
May
_
45
105
105M
102
107 M
44
47
1st mtge3Ms 1969
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948-
rE
104 M
104 M
104 M
104 M
104M
105
1057sa
35M
110 M
121M
107
36
ist coll 6s series A 1946
M&N
40
27 M
29M
6
10
96 M"
106
18
111
108
109
110M
111
84
Crescent Public Service Co—
Coll inc 6s B Oct 1,1954—J&D /
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951
J&J
91M
87
63
87 M
109
42
.2 H
2X
Certificates of deposit.-5s, 1966
M&N
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1961 ser D-F&A
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser G '66M&S
Detroit International Bridge—
87
76"
105
3M
-
107 M
3
89 M
107 H
109 X
%
88
84
42 M
14
25
m
HIM
110M
107 M
108
Stamped guaranteed opt.-J&J
109
77
104
101
77
103
14
20"~
81 %
82 X
99
62 M
94 M
95 M
—-J&J
64"
95 M
99
101
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
J&J /
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
Adjt 6s due July 1958
J&J
liOM
90 M
105M
106M
106 M
105 M
108 M
106 M
106 M
109 M
54 M
53
1*
52 M
54
127
109 M
107
130
104
90
93
97
See
97
100 H
29
29
97M
121M
126
W
62
98 H
98 M
1st mtge & coll 6 Ms C55-A&0
General Water Wks & El Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
100
124 M
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
Ga-Caro Pow 1st s f 5s *52.-J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978
;
J&D
Georgia Ry & ElectricAtlanta Northern Ry Co
1st guar 5s 1954
J&J
Gesfurel6s 1953 x w...
J&D
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
1st & gen 6 Ms 1950
J&J
104 M
106 M
69
99 M
99 M
100M
126
«.
-
-
•
107
70
104
13
20
82
80
81M
lstsf 4Ms 1956
M&S
Gen s f 5s 1957
J&D
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5 Ms 1942.-M&N
Great
Northern
63 M
60 M
56
Power—
1st 5s stamped 1950
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
1st & ref 4Ms 1953
Mountain Power
1st & ref M 3Ms 1963
110
Serial notes—
1940-1953
F&A
107 M
..M&S
103
Corp—
— —
J&D
102
J&D b 100M
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s *48. F&A
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st mtge 6s 1945
Gulf States Utilities Co—
101M
96
62
103 X
A&O
102 X
110M
1969M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935—M&N /
12
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Undergound & St Rys 5Ms'38—J&D
17
Hamilton Gas 6M« Aw w '37 J&D /
74
1st
103 M
102 M
99
m
& ref 3 Ms ser D
.
115
Elec Ilium of Boston—
3 Ms 1st M s f July 1. '65.J&J
110M
Edison El III (N Y)—See N Y G
101H
Edison Sault Elec4Ms. 1961 A&O
Elec & Peoples—See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)
lsts f 6 Ms 1950
-—M&S /
14
1st sink fund 6Ms 1953.-A&O /
14
84 M
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030.F&A
Ill
Hamilton Gas Corp—
4« series B 1953
_
„
M&S
60
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970—M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A
5Ms (Sept'31 coupon)'51-M&S /
.
Hempstead & Oyster Bay
Water 6% July 1 serially
84 M
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
_
91
94
50
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968 ——A&O
See
Eliz & Raritan RivV Public Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR J,
Dorp
Elmira Water, Light & RR—1st & con g 5s 1956—
M&S
EI Paso Electric Co—
1st m 5s 1950 ser A————J&J
Empire District Electric Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
50
Investing Companies.
"2 M
•
1.00%
1.20%
1.40%
General Public Service Corp—
81
1949 —M&N
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s '56. J&D
1.75
w w '49J&D
1st 3Ms series A 1969
A&O
1st 3 Ms series B 1969
A&O
General Gas & Electric Corp—
55
IH
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—■
1st m 5Ms 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
1.65
M
~
79M
-M&S
1.25
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)—
1st mtge s f 5 Ms 1957
A&O
Gary Electric & Gas Co—
1st lien coll 5s 1944;—:
-J&J
Gary Rys Co 6M® 8er A1945 F&A
Gary Street Ry l8t 5s 1937-A&O
Gas Co of New Mex 6Ms '44 M&S
Gas & El of Bergen Co os '49. J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1.1954
M&N
Green
& Power—
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization plan,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Payable in Canadian funds.
103
J&J
.J&J
Fort Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
Fruit Growers' Express—
Florida Telep 2d 6s 1954
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935
M&S
...
109 M
108 M
103 M
101
Edison
108 M
102
103 H
A&O f
Easton Consol El 5s
126
101M
4Mb
Eastern Minn Pow 5Ms 1951
5s series B 1953.
89 M
103 H
100M
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
64
-
Pow 6Ms 1943-M&S
5s 1948 B
30
76
74
J&D /
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—•
1st m & coll tr 4s A 1956.M&S
Eastern Oregon Light
109 M
108 M
124
76
75 M
5Mb series A 1951
106
74 M
——
88 M
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6Ms ser A'56.A&0
4M
104
17
103 M
Gatineau Pow deb 5s
3
103 M
105
1st mtge 4s series O 1966..J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946. J&D
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54.-J&J
r
95"
102M
Ref
24
-
108
103 M
102 M
100
~
94
30 M
90
'49--A&O
Eastern Iowa
.
108""
Conv deb 5 Ms 1954
.M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5Ms 1957—M&S
Florida Power Corp—
Fuller ton-Portsmouth Bridge—
1st s f 6s 1957—
M&S
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 58 1954 opt—..A&O
108
110M
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941
M&S
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948 F&A
—_
15
Scrip 4s due 1942
107 X
109 M
/
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
f
Dom Elec Pow 5Ms 1955
M&S
Dominion Gas & El 6 Ms *45-J&J
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
20-yr s f 6 Ms 1948-A&O /
Duluth-Superior Transit—
1st 5s 1953 w s
M&S /
Dumbarton B'ge 6 Ms to '49-J&J
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948.-J&J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
East Prussian Pow 6s '53
J&D
Equip trust 4M* to 1941—F&A b
Equip trust 4Mb to 1943—M&S b
Equip trust 4s to 1946
M&S
F&A /
—
.
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series O 1955--——J&J
40
M&N
95
102 M
103 M
100 M
M&S
M&S
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
.
83 M
108
M 4Ms 1971
J&J
104
1st mtge g 4 Ms 1969
&J
106 %
1st mtge g 4Ms 1969
J&J
69M
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
Denver Tramway Corp—
92
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A.-.J&J
Des Moines Ry 1st inc 5s Jan 1 *55 /
29 M
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
40
1st mtge s f 6s 1953.
.M&N
95""
90
Pass Ry 5s May 1 1942
J&J /
Federal Water Service Corp—
iOlM
61
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
108
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N /
38
Dallas Power & Light—
110
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
-F&A
74
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951. J&J
105
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
R
Tran
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila
/ 85
JDarby & Yeadon 4Ms 1934
103 M
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951--J&J
Dayton Power & light—
104H
lstmtgp«3s 1970
—J&J
Delaware Electric Power Co—
106 M
Deb 5 Ms 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
46
1942-.M&S
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B.
3
100
Ask
J&J
130
A&O /
Erie Ltg 1st ra 5s 1967——A&O
107 M
Fall River El Lt
107 M
3_Ms 1968—M&N
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
102 H
1st 5s (Internal ser)
Eastern Michigan Rys—
130
Conn Rlv Pow 3 % ser A '61 F&A
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr
1st lien 5s 1962.
—J&J
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y—
Debenture 3 Ms 1946
-A&O
Debenture 3 Ms 1948
A&O
Debenture 3Ms 1956
—A&O
110M
87 M
Cooper RivBri'geinc 1st 6s'58M&N
Copper Dist Pow 4 Ms 1956—J&D
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 .1952.
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4 Ms 1948 A
J&J
125
Connecticut Power—
1st & coll trust 5s 1956. --J&J
Connecticut Ry & Light—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1951
J&J
accrued interest,
111
60
Eastern Lt & Pow 4s A 1965-J&J
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
95M
Community Public Service—
I
1st mtge. 4s 1964
M&S! 105 M
15M
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949 /
Community Water Service Co—
85
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
82
Deb g 5Ms 1946 ser B—M&S
41M
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
1st ref mtge 3s series P '69-J&D
108 M
109 H
91
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944.-M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.A&O
37
105 M
Consolidated Electric & Gas—
Coll 68 ser A Aug 11962- -M&N
6s series B 1962F&A
Collateral 6s 1957
_F&A
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore—
Gen g 4Mb Apr 1954— -A&O
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3Ms 1971-—J&D
110 y8
122 M
115
Commonwealth Telephone (Wise)
1st 4s series A 1966
—-M&S
M&S
108 X
80
)eb 5 Ms series A 1970
A&O
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40 .J&D /
Bid
105M
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
Erie Rys 1st 6s 1954
-...
104 M
104 M
Oommonwealth Light & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref M 3 >$s ser F '66-M&S
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser G '66-J&D
97
Consumers Water Co—
Durham Pub Ser 7s A
1st mtge 3 Ms ser I 1968—J&D
Conv debenture 3 His 1958.J&J
Com'w'lth El 5s June 1 '43-M&S
20-year 3 Ms debs 1958
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
1st mtge s f 6 Ms 1952
Certificates of deposit
S f deb g 7s 1952
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
25-year deb 3 Ms 1956
99
Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s *56--J&J /
1st
1st mtge 3s 1970
J&J
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945-M&S
Coast Cos Gas & Electric—
1st s f 4s series B 1965-—M&S
Colonial Util 5 Ms 1958
-J&D
6s 1940
Oollateral
Corp 6% notes, 1940——A&O
Coosol
Certificates of deposit
Conv s f deb 6 Ms 1948
_
Route Bridge 6He 1952
Cleveland Electric Ilium—
96
1943
Bonds
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&0
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953 with war M&N
Erie Coach Co 4M» 1959
96
J&D
stamped
Ask
1st
_
-
6s
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
5
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
J&D
Oin Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Bid
Bonds
Consolidated Gas Utilities Co—
6s unstamped 1943 ser A--J&D
_
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
24
X
98
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
47
Holyoke Street Ry inc 5s.—1945
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne;—
1st 6s series A 1943
-J&J
1st 5 Ms series B 1955—-A&O
Hoosac
50
104 M
105
Valley Street Ry—
120M
123
104 M
105 M
1st ext 6s June 1 1947—M&S
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950.J&D
Houston Gas Secure 5s 1952.M&S
103 H
104
Houston Gulf Gas—
'
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A. A&O
_
108
23
101
100
101
.
Deb 6Ms 1943 with
a Called for redemption; see page 111,
war..A&O
b Basis.
a
a
/ This price includes
NOTICE—All
bond prices
are
1094
J&D
1906
5s
1st
66
J&D
664
654
-
-
-
103%
68
F
L
102%
103%
105"
L
106
108
40
42
1st 5s *40--F
1942
F.
Kansas City Gas
1st 6s serias A
Kansas City Public
1st ref 4s series O
Service—
1957.—_J
1064
Kansas Electric Power—•
1044
96 4
105
1st mtge 3 4s ser A 1966.J<
Kansas Gas & Electric—
974
J /
Kansas Power &
96
994
734
704
70
7
12
75
77
104%
>
Deb s f 7s 1935
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
122
127
101%
102%
1st mtge 3 48 1969_
J
..entucky El Pr lstsf 0sl96OJ
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 64s 1942 stamped
Jt
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Otfs indebt 2s 1958
Ji
r
111%
111%
Kentucky Power & Light
1st m 54s 1948 ser B
Kentucky Utilities Co—
94
r
>/
Certificates of deposit
0% notes 1932
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
Co—
M
Certificates of deposit
Intercontlnents Power Co—
J&D
25
1st extend
28%
21
82
26%
20%
27%
20%
4s
89%
I*
52
45
50%
m
—
—
-
-
«
-
-
107
94
61
61%
38
38%
-
-
«
73
1024
4s Oct 1 1942
102
Apr 1 1943
1 1944
102
1014
1014
1014
1 1945
101
4s Oct 1 1943
Apr 1 1944
1 1945-...
14
104 4
a
31
104
104
106
M&S
107
1074
M&S
M&N
101
102
1960
103
104 4
lRt mtge 34s 1969
F&A
1044
1054
106
Utilities—
1024
a
105
a
1024
1034
1014
1014
1014
102
30
41
73
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s *56-_J&r
104%
102
50
54%
104 %
104
76
79
75
77
109%
109%
118
J&J
1955
5s
1950...
—
J&J
M&S
1st M 4%s 1967.
M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 4s 1950
.J&D
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955.
J&D
1st & ref 4%s 1978
M&N
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
J&D
1st M 5s 1957
Mississippi River Pow 5s '51-J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947.
M&N
Missouri Edison 1st 5%s '47 J&D
Missouri Gas &
s
-
111.
& Basis.
87
124
89
60%
57%
104%
106
105%
102%
104%
104%
100%
104%
102
A&O
02%
J&D
106%
F&A
Missouri
6s
Vai Public Service—
...J&J f
1939
/This price includes accrued interest,
ioi"
120
101
110
111%
A&O
M&N
100%
3%s 1966--J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5%s 1957 M&N
101%!
Conv deb 4%s
1946
f 4%s 1954
1st mtge s
Montana Power—
103
3
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56. J&D
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
1st & ref mtge
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
1st & coll s f 3 %s 1956
F&A
107
49
1
A&O /
97
103 %
'41.M&S
78%
1991 M&N
A&O
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5%s 1950 series A.-J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4%s I960-A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
60
102%
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
95
1st 5s 1956
A&O
1st cum inc 9s ser A '56—A&O / 100
income 7s 1956
An Oct
Ann O /
M&S
Mob Lt & RR Cons g 5s
108%
93
Telephone—
4%s series O 1961
51
5
1st & coll 3%s
1st & coll 3%s
notes
3s
1963
1973
1949
J&J
J&J
J&J
1
Called for redemption; seepage
50
Elec Service—
f 5s 1960
Conv
a
101%
100%
Mississippi Power & Light—
Mohawk Valley ref 6s
Debenture 6s 2031
101
s.
Michigan Public Service Co—
1 st g 5s 1947 ser A._
A&O
Middle States Util 6s A1951 A&O
Middle West'n Telep 6s '43-.J&J
Middlesex Elec Light Power—
34
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4 4s *52-J&D
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s *53.J&J
Manchester Terminal—
w s
101
37
90
66
1st Income 3-6s 1957
2d income 4s 1963 w
101
102
107%
64
A 1959
102"
101
.-J&D
Missouri
106%
M&N
ser
104
102
...
Michigan Gas & Electric Cp—
1st & ref 6s 1943.
M&S
1st M 5s 1956.
J&D
1st
Quebec Power—
f 4s
103%
104
4s Aug
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950.
107%
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Germ'y)
1st Msf 7s 1948
.—M&N /
13
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
108
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
108
lst&ref 6s 1954
M&S
116%
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
s
104%
Missouri Public Service Co—
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 58 ser A 1955
A&O
1st
25
86
102
1st 4-5s 1956
107
1st mtge 44s ser A 1966-M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st 8 f g 64s 1944
12
-F&A /
McLaren
21
100
1 1940
1 1941
1 1942
1 1943
1 1944
11945
1 1946
1 1947
1 1948
Missouri Power & Light—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
Louisville Ry—
1st 44s ext Aug 1 1942 -.2
General 5s 1950
F&A
Lowell Gas Light—
106
82%
65.
36%
107%
52%
1st & ref M 34s 1966
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s 'do unstmpd...
100
a
80
101
._
100
1 1946
■
Certificates of deposit.
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
101
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 1945.
J&t
Conv deb g 5 4s *52 ser A.A&C
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 Rj
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st ref s f 5s ser A 1948.
A&C
1st ref s f 5s ser B 1950---A&C
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&I
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
6%
6%
20
Mar 1952.
Midland Util deb 6s 1938.
Lockhart
-
■
Middlesex & Somerset Traction—
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941
4
';
4s Aug
4s Aug
57"
56
Power 44s 1955..
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
'
-
96
Lexington Water Power Co—
1st s f 5s 1968...
91
notes—
4s Aug
4s Aug
5s
1915
33
110%
106%
107
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A1968
M&N
Michigan Consolidated Gas—
1st mtge 4s 1963
M&S
4s Aug
4s Aug
102
102
548 (series of *25) 1950
J&J
54s (series of *35) 1950 -M&N
Deb 6s 19~0
A—
M&N
1st mtge 4s 1970M&N
Gen mtge s f 44s 1950
M&N
Isarco Hydro-T.lec Co (Italy)—
1st M s f 7s 1152
—M&N
84%
51%
50%
43%
41%
9%
District Power-
/
78
102
Iowa Southern
A 1942.
28
20
1014
Debenture 6s
107"
107
23
Apr 1 1942
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 44s 1958
172
12
106%
25
23%
65
A&O
f 7s 1957 ser A
Miami Bridge—
Income deb 6s (w-s)
78
Lake Superior
21%
4s
Iowa Public Service Co—
Deb 5s 1908--.
Ret & ext 5s
s
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938.
F&A
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
%
85%
106%
98
68
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4%s 1968 ser D_—M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s *61-M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
4s Aug
4s Aug
Laclede Gas Light Co-
ser
95
Rv (San Francisco)—
f
71%
s f 7s 1940 ser A Q Jan
(Stamped mod) ext at 5% to
50
1945.
Q-A
Maryland Light & Power—
101 %
1st M 54s 1950 ser A
J&J
101
Maysville P Serv 5 4s A 1942A&0
Memphis Street Ry—
47
3-5s series A 1945
-A&O
21
3-5s series B 1945
Ann April
Serial
10
l/
1948
/
/
65
4s Apr 11941
4s Oct 11941
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955
J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-54s 1949--A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s'57 ser A. _M&N
1st) & ref 5s 1961 ser B
M&S
If
-
6s
6s coll notes
notes—
4s Oct
4s Apr
4s Oct
4s Apr
1951.
774
73
100 4
4s
5s
if
33 4
75
4s Oct 1 1940
4s
1st
95
r
1st
105
Wyoming V
Lackawanna &
r
6-4 4 s ser B 1966 J&J
Ref & gen 4s series O 1967-J&J
Market Street El Pass Ry—
See Phila Rapid Transit
108
33 4
70
J&J
15
105%
„
106%
81
71
.
Serial
904
49%
Interstate P S CArk) 6s 1940 M&S /
2
Interstate Rys 4s 1943..
.F& A /
%
Interstate Tel & Tel 54s 1953J&J
101%
Investors Telephone 3s 1981-J&J
71%
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
74,
60
104
100
Water
Works—
1st 5s ser A 1958
48%
52
...J&J
J&D /
f 7s 1941
s
Ref & gen
Kokomo
.954
70
l66"
108
-
Deb gold 6s 1952
24
106
Leipzig Overland Power-
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4 4s 1952
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 4s SO.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951. J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s 1957-J&J
„
25
102%
102%
150%
KlngsCoElev—See Bklyn-Q
Lehigh Valley Transit—
F&A /
J&J15 /
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
25
24
101%
100%
4
International Railway (Buffalo)Ret & impt 3-5s 1962
M&N
„
24
2%
101
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s *40
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54.
IVA
77
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Corp—
64% sec bonds 1955ser C J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
Sec 7s 1952 ser P
59 4
804
804
334
33
Deb 6sl957
78
68
Cos
1st mtge 34s I960
—F&A
Maritime Electric 4 481956-A&O
1st
102%
594
59
1%
H H0 01 «(NV—I
Debentures
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D /
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internafl Pow Ltd 64s 1957M&S
15-year
27
100%
1074
56 4
93
/
A&O /
/
M&S /
/
8
Meridionale Electric Co—
if
Keystone Telephone Co—
56"
110
r
1054
64
J&D\f
A&O a
Interborough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s *66 op tax-ex. J&J /
1st M
_
i
Keystone Public Service-
6
Coll tr sf 6s A 1936
...M&S /
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B—.M&N;/
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&0|/
53
f 54s '51 ser A—J&J
f 54s 1952 ser B..J&J
Gens f 54s 1950—
A&O
Maritime Telephone & Tel—
Light Co—
914
65
10
_
106
I
s
Market
105 4
-
Certificates of deposit
103%
43
39
7
105
107 4
107
64s stpd 1952 (25% paid)....
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Power & Light Corp—
85%
1st M
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec
3
63
61
90
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O /
Indianapolis Power & Light—
3%s 1st mtge 1968
F&A
1st mtg<b 34" 1970-1054
M&N
624
Indianapolis Ry 5s. 1907
J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st mtge 3 4s 1900
1054
J&J
Inland Gas 64s 1938
F&A
-
M&S
1st lien & colltr 5s
105
69
1114
111
Traction 1st 6s 1948.-F&A
85 %
85 %
47%
47%
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
ern
A&O
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Manila Elec R R & Ltg Corp—
3
If
-/
109
108
/
Ask
Marion-Reserve Power—
1st lien coll 54s 1938
M&N / 138
93
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1948.J&J
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power—
994
1st mtge 68 1958 ser A
M&N
110
Indiana Pr 1st 74s '41 A .M&N
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1.1960.J&J
724
F&A
53%
3
66
M&S
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
52%
66
J&D
6% conv notes 1940
J
)
Jamest'n
70
68
45%
2%
46%
*/
- -
-
19o2 M.S
1967-.---------J
2-0s.
Ry (N Y)—
Cons 1st guar 4s 1990
Certificates of deposit
64
System—
66
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1970._F&A
Indiana Central Telephone Co—
„
6i
(NY)Telep 5s 1954 J&_
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorrr—
75
73
1st &ref 6s 1963 series A__A&0
1st & ref 5%s 1964 ser B..J&D
Indiana & S W Gas & UtU—
A..M&Sa
>
stamped 1942
James River Bridge
.
„
f 5
Inc deb 6s ser A w s
634
J&D
F&A
3s Aug I 1948
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 3 %s 1907--A&O
Illinois Bell Tel 3%s B '70--A&O
III Community Tel 6s 1949--J&J
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
8f deb 5,%s 1967
s
Jacksonville (Fla) Ga-—
79
Deb2%sl944.__
3%s 1953
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
127"
124
-
.
25-yr
Italian Super
»wer Corp—
Se9 Investm- Jompanies.
1044
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949-.M&N
Hudson River Trac 6s 1950 .M&S
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro Elec Power Commission
(Ontario) 3%s 1943
J&J
4%s due Jan I. 1970
J&J
3«s 1947.-A&O
Deb 2%s 1941
M&S
2 %n 1042
A&O
lst&ref 6s 1966serO
111
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Manhattan
Kleetric—
1953 ser
islands Gas &
Houston Light & PowerHouston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s '43 with warr.J&D
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
"and Interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
lst mtge 3%s
75
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Sept., 1940]
k Last sale,
r
Payable in Cana "ian funds.
106
65
61
60
59
61
68
76
PUBLIC
BONUS
UTTLTTY
NOTICE—A1I 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
LondB
Bid
Ask
Bonda
Montreal Tramways60
W*
50
79
See N Y Gas Elec
105
83
86"
22
24
109
109 M
100 M
1
99 M
101M
National Electric Power Co—
%
5s series B
1947.
100
)
99
J
61
%
111M
107
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
_.M&] I
National Public Service Corp—
25
25
if
/
Deb 6s July 1941
New Amsterdam Gi
Gas—See N
113M
107M
28
113"
I
125
132
)
70M
70 H
r
96
98
120M
64 M
64 M
64 M
63
95 X
98 M
New England Power—
3 M« series A 1961
New England Tel & Tel—
107 H
126M
126
Newfoundland
63
112
64 5A
65 M
64M
96?ij
106 M
104
38 M
5Ms 1957--M&N
100
»
M
65
106
112
114
70
107
105
New Mexico Power—
88
77
82
8 f reg income 3-6 Ms May 1 *69
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
J& *
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6 Ms 1936 with warr.J&D
Northwestern Penna Gas—
1st cum income 5s 1953..A&O
Northwestern Power Co Ltdlst M s f conv 6s *60 ser A.J&J
105M
55
108
105 H
6,1
8M
/
106
108
8M
8M
99 M
/
13
/
57
59
J&D
F&A
Ogden
5s
Gas
1945
-M&N
/
Ohio Assoc
1st
f 7s 1946
i
/
—.
New Orleans Pub Service Co
1st & ref 5sl952 series A-.A&O
104 K
s
Telep 4 Ms 1966-J&D
Cities Water Corp—
1st M coll tr 5Ms *53 ser A. J&J
Ohio Edison Co—
105
104 H
105 H
1st & cons 4s 1965__
M&N
101M
1st mtge4s 1967
1st mtge 3 Ms 1972
M&S
/ 102M
104
Newport & Fall River St Ry—
103
-
105
100
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
New York & East River GasNYGELH&P
New York Edison Co—
99
103"
102
3s
108 M
109
108M
110M
F&A
F&A
1940
3M-3Ms 1941-42
3M» 1943-1944
.
A&O
1st mtge 4s, 1962
Notes—
123 %
116
116M
4s 1945-1947
F&A
Ohio Term (Cleve) 6s 1947--J&D
f
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
J&J
118M
1945
—.J&J
119M
B'way & 7th Ave 5s 19'
1st mtge 48 1965
1st M 4 Ms 1980
1st 4Mb 1960
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964.
New York State Rys—
1st
con
1st
con
4 Ms 1962 ctfls
6 Ms 1962 ctfs
New York Steam Corp—
1st mtge 3 Ms gtd 1963
New York Telephone Co—
F&A
M&S
M&S
M&N
105M
i—' t- o oCOOCOS
00
M&N /
M&N f
J&J
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser B 1967--J&J
110
108 M
8H
8M
106 M
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
1st extd 4s 1947
J &J
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
102M
62
13
110M
111"
107 H
109
108 M
109 M
108 H
109
F&A
M&N
F&A
Deb 5 Ms 1959 ser B
Penn Public Service Corp—
1st & ref 6s ser O 1947
M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954 .J&D
Electric
109 H
122
102
100
61
17
103 H
105 M
102
106 M
107 M
106 M
106 H
Co—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
M&N
A&O
Deb gold 6s 1976
ser
M&S
A
Refmtg&coll tr3 Ms 1964 J&D
Ref mtg & coll tr 3 Ms '70--J&J
Penn Wat Serv 5s
ser
A '67-F&A
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s *68-J&D
lstsf 5Ms 1960
J&D
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Ms ww'37 A&O
People's G L & Coke, Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947--M&S
104 H
107
97 M
96 M
108
104 M
106"
109 M
105 M
110
1
57
100M
108M
104 H
30
3
78 M
60
103 M
101
64
68
r
Serial notes—
A&O
r
98
103 M
103
M&S
105
57
108 H
107 M
105
106 M
106
96
85
88
22M
113
116 M
97 M
99 M
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s' 47 M&N
114M
Peoples Light & Power Oorp—
1st lien 5Ms 1941
J&J / 127
J&J /
19
J&J
99
J&D
99
Peoples Light & Power Co—
1st lien coll 3-6s 1961
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
4s
I960...-
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948-.
Prior Hen 5s 1948
1st con 5s 1948
1st & ref 5s 1950
J&D
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
24
101M
104 M
101
101M
Philadelphia
38
77 M
96 M
92
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B
J&J
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D '61-J&D
109
99
M&S
M&N
109M
107 M
1st mtge 3Ms 1969
Ozark Power & Water Co—
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
108 %
100
106M
1st & ref 4Ms 1977
1st 5s 1979
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5Ms I960...
108 H
98
1940-1948
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction
5s 1964
J&J
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pecos Valley Gasext6
Peoria Service Co—
1st s f 5s w w 1954
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Ottawa El Ry 4Ms *48-'55.J&J
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
A&O
-
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T
105 M
9
Ref mtgle 3 M s ser B1966.
123
100
9
110
Penn Water & Power Co—
106
99 M
49 M
3-3 Ms
106 M
112M
111M
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser O 1966. J&D
111
Parr Shoals pow 5s 1952-A&O
104
Paterson Ext extd 5s 1950
J&D /
13
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Elec
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
67 M
108 M
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51 /
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
lstsf 5s 1952
110M
101
bef '16-M&N
Oregon Elec Ry 3s 1958
M&S
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
108 M
lst&ref M3MsserI 1966-J&D
95
Pacific Light & Power Co—
1st 5s, 1942
107
J&J
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1950
M&S /
10
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
94 M
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
9M
88
ser A
F&A
103
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s *41 J&J
/ 25
Income 5s 1990
Apr 1
Ottawa Light Heat & Power—
Ref & coll tr 4s 1957
A&O
-
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 5 Ms *55 ser A.-M&S
1st L &Ry 5s 1958
M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
65M
1st M 5s 1948
1st gu K 5s *45 opt
104 M
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B-J&D
1st & ref M 48 ser G 1964--J&D
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser H '61 J&D
Pennsylvania
86
.
9
/
N Y & Richmond Gas Co
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A-.M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
J&D
Oklahoma Power & Water—
105M
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow109
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s stpd 1958--.. J&J
105 M
AdJ income 6s Jan 1 1965-.Apr
80
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50. J&J /
38
J&D
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1955.-F&A
111
104 M
113
Ms 1966
Debentures 4s 1946
110
Con 5s
1st mtge 3
78
9M
99
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
148
63
100
F&A
.—F&A
Ohio Water Serv 1st 4s 1964.J&D
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948
mon coll tr 4s 1949---'
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s *95 J&J
Pur
Gen cons 1st 5s 1946--J2&J
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&D
1st mtge 3 Ms 1968Ohio Public Service Co—
87
100
J&J
Ohio Power CoDeb g 6s 2024
114M
110M
106
Ohio
101
55
44
_
90"
J&D
109.M
12
4Ms series A 1959.
J&D
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
M&N
_
M
53
opt'15- J&J
Ms '44M&N
106
56
32
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
1st extended 6Ms 1950.-M&N
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950-M&N
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
125
N'western Teles' 1st 4 Ms '44-J&J
Northwestern Utilities Ltd—
1956
105 H
61
127
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
fllOS11!!
1st mtge 4s series A 1970--F&A
Deb 5s
106
101
86
1st M s f 4s 1957
NY PA NJ Utilities-
99
New Orleans City & Lake—
3
40 M
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A *42-J&J
>
«•
105
North Texas Co 3-6s 1957—J&J
Northern Indiana Pub Serv—
98MI Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S
109
Union El (Loop) 5s g*45—A&O
Northwestern Light & Power—
6s series B 1950
F&A
Ferry68
102 H
■
New Haven Water—
N J & Hud Riv Ry &
S f deb 5 Ms 1956
J&J a 102 M
North
Boston Ltg Properties
3 Ms secured notes 1947
A&O
104 H
North Carolina Gas 6s 48.-M&N t
1
North Continent Utilities Corp—
108 H
Northern States Power (Wis)—
1st mtge 3Ms 1964
M&S
109 H
Northern Texas Electric Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt-—J&J
/ 40
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien 4-6s 1968
M&N
85
124
Light &
105 M
110
106 H
1st & ref 58 1962
A&O
States Power (Minn)—
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1967-- F&A
114
Conv deb 5s 1950
56
4s debentures 1959
106 M
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1949-. J&J /
27
North Amer Light & Power Co—
Northern
r
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944.
Newcastle (City of) W 5s '41
New England G & E Assoc-
57
106 M
105 H
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
J&D
G E L H & P
1
F&A
__F&A
F&A
1st 3 Ms series A 1969
F&A
Nor Indiana Telep 4 Ms '55.M&N
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B—M&N
28
110M
'
56 H
52
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
65"
)
109
110 H
105 H
105 M
1st M & lien
Bid
Bonds
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942—J&J
Refunding 5s 1961
M&S
Calif Pac Ry 1st 5s 1941...T&J
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Redona Ry 1st 5s '42
109 H
1st coll & ref 5Ms '48 ser A_j&J
North Penn Gas Co—
National Power & Light—
i
98 M
Power
3Ms debentures 1954
98 M
i
Lt &
North American Co—
3 Ms debentures 1949—
r
1/
97 M
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 3Ms 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6Ms 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 6Ms '47--F&A
65
/
Ask
Lighting—
56
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
108 H
30-yr 3 Ms debs 1968
J&]
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965.M&]
105
Municipal Gas & El Oorp of
Reckinghausen 7sl947
J&: \f
12
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un T
Narrangansett Electric Go—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
108 H
J& r
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
Bid
N Y Water Service Oorp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
N Y & Westchester
Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958.-A&O
Duquesne Lt 1st 3Ms '65.J&D
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s *30.J&J
Fort Pitt Traction 5s1938
Plttsb Rys 5s 1953
A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs.-J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38-J&J
106 H
20
7
81
17
7M
2
20
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ref mtge
3Msl967--M&S
Philadelphia Electric Power Co—
1st mtge
5Ms 1972
F&A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
ft f guar 5s 1962
M&S
6s gold 1962
M&S
1st
m r e
6s 1944
J&J
♦Darby Media & Ches St Ry—
1st 4Mb 1936
J&J /
tBest Mantua & Fairm—
1st extd
5Msl939
M&N /
Market Street Elev Pass
Ry—
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union Traction—
M&N
110M
112
55 M
102
95
102 M
102
21
79
100
lElec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45 A&O
/
12M
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43-F&A
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
96
I
17
•
♦
Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, under reorganization plan,
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization plan.
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, and pref. stock under plan,
a Called for redemption; see page 111.
b Basis,
e Ex-interest,
f This price
Includes accrued interest
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Payable in Canadian funds.
NOTICE—All
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
bond prices are "and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid
Bonds
106 X
J&J
53 %
57
it*
1st & ret 4s 1969
J&J
Phila & West Chester Traction
79
81
J&J
J&J
40
48
1960-J&J
5
mtge3-6s 2039
Scrip
_
1st 4s 1954
1st 6s 1954
Phila & Western Ry 5s
Philippine Long Distance Tel—
1st 8 f 6s series A 1953-J&J
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)
1st & ref b 16 %s I960 ser A A&O
—
Pinellas Wat Co 5%s
28%
1937
2
1950-M&S
(Ore) Gas & Coke—
ref g 5s 1950
J&J
Portland
Elec Pow 6s
6
35
Stamped
102 %
16
104
101
13
21
16%
17%
92 %
82
A&O
gen
4%s 1950—J&J
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A'50
Portland General Eletric Co—
1st & ref 4%s 196u
M&S
93%
83%
80
^
J&J
1st M 5s exten to 1950
Portland (Me) RR 3%s 1951 -J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950-M&N
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s '53-J&J
Potomac Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st M 4%s 1961 series F„A&O
Potomac Electric Power—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
J&J
•
power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb4%s 1959 Ser B.M&S
A 1957 —J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49-.J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
Provincial Light Heat & Power—
Conv deb 5s ser
M&S
1916
Elec 6s 1954
6s
F&A /
Prussian
Public Gas &Goke 5s 1952-_ J&D
1st
8
mtge 3%s 1964
f debs 1949
J&D
J&D
.
70%
106%
70%
106%
87
100%
65
64
66
19
19%
108%
109%
107%
74
101
76
M&S
5s 1953
5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st mtge 4 %s 1947
J&D
1st cons guar
106%
105%
104%
3%s Mar
3%s Sept
3 %s Mar
3%s Sept
3%s Mar
3%s Sept
3a Mar
3%s Mar
3%s Sept
3%s Mar
3%s Sept
3%s Mar
3%s Sept
1943
103
1
1943
103
3
ir
1 1949
3%s Sept
1 1949
1 1945
1 1946
102
102%
102
102%
1
1947
100
101
1
1948
99%
100%
99
100
104
107
104%
154
105
72
73"
110
106%
106%
n-c
95
98
M&S
1959
Non-cum 6s (ws)
64%
63
M&S
110
F&A
111
1944
Users
F&A
F&A
6s 1943
__F&A
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
M&S
65%
10%
64%
100
102
101
103
102
104
105%
105%
103%
104
101
100%
100%
100%
107%
107%
18
15
%
J&D
C'66 J&J
105%
Santa Barb Tel 3 %s ser
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
106
Ry debenture 4 %s 1943
.J&D
Savannah Elec Co 1st 5s '52.J&J
Savannah Electric & P<>w.»rOo~
1st & ret 4s ser D 1947
QJ
67%
108%
F 1955-M&S
105%
105%
1st 4%s 1958
M&S
A
F&A
B1959
3sApr 1 1959
1944
5s
153
222
Shinyetsu
87
104%
104
69%
Silesia Elec Corp ■ f 6 %«'46 _F&A
Sioux City Gas & Electric Go—
87"
65%
67%
97%
98%
97
98
1957
1st mtge 4s 1966.;
Serial debentures—
M&S
Union—
J&J /
12%
3s 1941
5s 1942-1946
Sioux
a
Called for redemption, seepage
Canadian
funds.
111.
& Basis,
e
—
53
39
125
F&A
71%
-F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
72
F&A
J&D
79
1957
ser
B..
M&N
A&O
Stettin Pub Util 7a 1946
Ry 1st 5s 1951--.
A&O
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951.J&D
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S
2nd mortgage 5s 1930—
J&J
Syracuse Transit 4s 1969
Taiwan El Pow s f 5%s 1971 -J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5%s '56--A&O
5s
A&O
1961
83%
64%
63
66
67
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
64
Ternl Hydro Elec6%s 1953.F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
65%
1st M 5s 1943
.F&A
Ref s f 6s series A 1955..-M&N
-
102%
1st
72
con
Texarkana
79
95
95
13
14
M
g
Wat
—
5s 1944
1st 5s "58
17
115%
122%
22
6%
11*
11*
73%
96
100
102%
98%
22
M&N
110
F&A
105
J&J
J&J
3%
3%
105"
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt
Texas Electric Service Co—
102%
13%
1st mtge 5s 1960
Texas Gas Utilities Co—
J&J
105%
85
--M&S / 20%
Texas Hydro Electric Corp—
76
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
A&O
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956
97
M&S
General 6%s 1956
90
M&S
Texas Power & Light—
116
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956.
M&N
106%
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5a (w-s) 1961
99%
Texas Traction Co 5s 1937
1
J&J
1st 2-6s
105%
105
100%
103
101
Ex-coupon.
103%
Light Corp—
62%
J&J
1943._.J&D
104
104
71%
71%
71%
71%
82
J&J
4b Dec 1,
Standard Power &
1st
City (la) Serv 6sl951.J&J
g
1951—
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
Deb 5s 1958
J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953
M&N
Teme8cal Water 1st 5s A '60 M&N
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
Mtge
109%
F&A
J&D
1 *48--A&O
May 1 '48--A&O
6s stmp ext
6s
Debenture
83
J&J
South Bay Consolidated Waterlit ref 5s 1950.
M&N
82*
68
Standard Gas & Elec of Del.—
82%
Pow
67%
65%
Steubenville Wells burg & Weirton
102
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A—.M&S
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944-F&A
Spring Brook Water Supply—
1st ref 5a 1965
A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943.-J&D
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & geri 6s 1940
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952.-J&J
Conv deb 6s 1938
M&S
97%
94%
Telep Co—
M&S
_
1st 1 coll tr 5%s '43 «er A.M&N
Certificates of deposit
4%
11
99%
85%
States
1948
1st Hen 6b 1948
_
J&D
6s
101%
106
Standard Telephone Co—
81
A&O
M&S
2022 series A
1st lien 68 series A 1948
100
9
99%
97%
94%
117
1st M
Deb g 6s
79
(Japan)—
1st sink fund 6%s 1952
J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55.F&A
Shreveport Rys—
Gen income 4s (w-s) 1957-A&O
loo"
106%
Debenture 6s 1966
70
53
A&O
1961
Elec
104%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1969..J&D
Southwestern Power & Light—
6s gold debs 1957
69%
A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser G 1969.-J&D
Conv coll sec 3%s 1946.-M&N
Shenango Valley Water—
48 series B
90
F 1961
ser
110%
106%
lst mtge 3%s ser A 1970-.F&A
Southwestern Light & Pow Co
6s stmp ext May
106%
M&N
A&O
98"
147
86%
ser
1st & ref 5s series B1961. F&A
Scranton Trans ser A 5s'59_A&0
104
Convertible notes—
San Jose Water Works—
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1961
Scioto Val Ky & Pr 1st 6s '43-J&D
Scranton Gas & Water Co—
a
—-
102
133%
ser
Co—
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
105
—M&N
Debs f 7s 1942
61
J&D
1947
C
8
61
M&S
A&O
Southwestern Bell Telephone—
1 st & ref M 3 Hs ser B '64. J&D
1st & ref M 3s ser C 1968—J&J
Deb g 6s
103
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B-.M&S
Income
series
1st 6s
50
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co-
102
Second Ave Trac—See Phlla Co—
212%
43
100%
A&O
1937--M&S f
Southwestern Assoc Telep
1st M 5s 1961
1st 6s 1949.
Shawinigan Water & Power Co—
1 sfc M&col s f 4 %s'67 ser A A&O
1st coll tr 4%s ser D '70. A&O
112%
/
1951-—.-.
Pub Serv 6%s
Southwestern
A&O
15 1942
151943
4s Apr 15 1 944
4s Apr 15 1945.
4s Apr 15 1946--..-.
4s Apr 15 1947—
4s Apr 15 1948
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 48May 1 1965..M&N
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund 6%s '57-M&N
1st coll tr 48
110%
95
Southern Utah Power Co—
1st M 5%s May 1, 1960..M&S
102%
B'70A&O
72%
102
85
Southern United Gas Co—
115
inc 4s May 15 1 964
River Valley Water
6s 1941
1st
69%
95%
A&O
A&O
10-year coll s f 6s 1942—A&O
Southwest Telephone Co—
1st 6s series B 1947
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
Seattle Lighting Co—
110
Gas—
105
4s series
71
Union
1st & ref 5%s series 11945
1st & refine 5%s ser IT'45
82
1st 5%s ser B
_
Southern
S west
1st & ref 5s 1967
109
M&S
1st coll trust 5s 1951
106
107%
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv
Power—
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52-J&J
Conv g deb 5 Hs '52 eer A_A&O
Republic Service Corp—
Southern Trac—See Phlla Co
104
106%
80%
S'west Nat Gas inc 6s 1966
Assn
126
_
106
92
122
106
Salt
100
100%
102
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
A&O
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46
103
_
lit & coll 4s1962
102%
71
55
5s *53.J&J
Corp- —
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60.A&O
1st M pit e line s f 4 %s '51 A&O
Southern Nob Pow 5%s B'47 J&J
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948.J&D
4%s Jan 1 1943
1st & ref M 5s
89
95
20
Salmon River Power—•
89
69
105
101
105
Southern G & E (Fla)
Southern Natural Gas
100
1st mtge 5s
99%
98
H
152%
61
51
Va Pow 5s 1956--F&A
4s Apr
4s Apr
100%
6% perpet-.-M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946-J&J
Ellz Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1. 1950—-J&J
Ells & Raritan Rlv 5s '54-M&N
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&0
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949—M&N
Paterson Ry—
►
'
*
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to *44-A&O
So Jeisey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Marchl .1953-M&S
Public 8ervice Co of Nor 111—
1st mtge 3 Hs 1968
A&O
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966——F&A
Public Service Co ol Pa—
let lien & coll 5H* *53—J&D
Pub Serv Coordinated Transport
1st & ref 4s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 5%s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1990
J&J
Public Service Elec & < -as Co—
1st & ref M 3 %s 1968
J&J
1st & ref 5s 2037
J&J
1st & ref 8s 2037
J&D
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
1st M 5H* 1948
M&S
1st coll 4-5 Hs 1948
A&O
Puerto Rico El Pow 4s to 56.J&J
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5H» 1949
-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 «er C— -M&N
1st & ref 4 He 1950 ser D.J&D
58%
48
Southside
1st mtge 48 1963
Serial notes—
4 s Apr 15 1941
101
Trust certs
101
San Antonio Public Service—
101%
48%
105
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954
M&N
5s 1919
1947
69
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
1st M 4%s 1968
M&N
San Antonio Gas & Electric—
1946
108
4 Hi 1962
A&O
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&O
102
105%
105
106%
F&A
'65.
102
Gen gold 5s
107
105
106%
106%
Southern Colorado Power Co-
St Paul Gas Light—
48
1
104%
103%
109%
108%
1942
Jan 1
Conv
1
1 1948
109%
109%
108%
60%
112%
M&S
1st & ref 4%s 1961
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1
80%
debentures—
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966--A&O
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951 _A&0
102"
102%
102%
102%
O 1960—F&A
1st mtge 3He ser D '60--M&N
let 3 Hs series E 1961—F&A
let 3He series F 1966
J&D
Public Service Corp of N J—
86%
Ref mtge 3 %s May 1 1960.J&J
Ref mtge 3 %sser B 1960—J&J
Southern California Gas Co—
Cor
12
3%s Jan 1 1941
Serial
Guar 5s 195?
1
1st mtge 3%s ser
Southern California Edison—
Corp—
Transit Corp—
f4%*inc A notes 1958.M&S
S f 4%s inc B notes 1958-M&S
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46
A&O
Ruhr Gas Corp 6%s '53 A--A&O
Rumford Falls Power—
Gen M 4%s May 1948—-M&N
1st s f 4s Oct 1945
A&O
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp —
1st mtge 8 f 4%s 1979
J&D
Saguenay Power 4 %s A 1966 A&O
1st 4%s series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (111) Gas & El—
13%
46
102%
102%
1945
85
93
Rochester
101
1 1944
106%
St Louis Public Service—
111
102
Rhine-Ruhr Wat 8erv
Kxtl deb 6s 1953
Ry & El 5s
St .Maurice Pow 4%s ser
1 1941
Quebec
105
109
100
1 1944
27%
J&D
1st lien 6s x-w 1941
J&D
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025-M&S
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg3%b debentures 1962--.- A&O
3s debentures 1979
.J&J
102
J&J
1st lien 6s 1944
1977ser D.M&S
Gen 3%s series H 1967— M&S
Gen mtge 3%sser 1 1967.M&S
Gen mtge 3 %s ser J 1969.M&S
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water
Extend 5s 1951
M&S
105
1 1942
1 1942
M
1953..F&A
111
67
3%s Sept
Public service Co of N
91
4s
3 % 8 Mar
3 %s Sept
1
105
6s 1942
M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
Southern Canada Power—
112
Public Service Co of Indiana—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1969
Serial debentures—
3 J4 8 Sept 1 1940
3 %s Mar 1 1941
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv ice
17
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Public Service Co of Colorado—
4s
29%
105
J&J
S
101
&
-----M&N
1950
A&O
Gas Light—
1st 5 %s 1951
---F&A
Roanoke
33
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
(Ind) W W Corp—
Richmond (8 I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr t_4s 1952
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Deb g
107
78
100
n
14%
14%
14%
14%
-Bid
Bonds
Ask
Gen mtge4%s
Portland Gas Co 1st 5s 1951-F&A
1st I
1955---—.-—A&O
6s
Rochester Central Power
Portland
1st &
Cone
Richmond
1st mtge 5s
Roanoke (Va)
80
100
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s 1927-A&0
Plainfield-Un Wat 5s A '61.M&M
Platte Val Tel 1st 4%s *58—M&N
Pomeranla Elec 6s 1953-—M&N
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950---.
M&N
Direct mtge 6s 1952
M&N
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A
1st M 5s 1957
1959.M&S
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Phlla Suburban Water Co—
1st s f 4s 1965
M&S
Phila Transportation Co—
Consol
77
public utility bonds
sept., 1940]
105
1951
_
78%
/This price inclu-es
82%
accrued interest.
£ Last sale.
n
Nominal,
118%
107
100%
r Payable In
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
b
NOTICE—All bond price, are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotation* for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Bid
Bonds
Ask
West End St
(New York)—1960 opt aft 14 J&J
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt -A&O /
Third Ave RR 1st 5s K 37—J&J /
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942
F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43-J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946--A&0
Tide Water Power 1st 5s 79-F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g «s 1953 series.__J&D15
Toledo Edison 334« 1968
J&J
1st mtge 334s 1970
A&O
3 Ms s f debs 1960
-,r-A&9
Traction Terib'l Corp 5s'57--J&J
Trenton G & El g 5s ^949__M&S
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968-__J&J /
Third Avenue Ry
5634
1st ref g 4s
1834
9934
78
65
83
Ry—See Boston El
Trac—See Pbila Co
1st s f 5s 1958J&J
Penn Elec deb 5s 2030-A&0
Penn Power—
M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
M 334s ser I 1966
J&J
9934
10734
West
70
1st
9534
9534
1st M 3s
78
81
1st
11634
11034
10534
11334
K 1970
M&S
1st 5s 1960—J&D
Philadelphia Pass Ry—
1st ext 334s 1956
A&O
2d extended 5Mb 1956—M&N
ser
55
10734
10434
10034
7334
12134
5534
10834
10534
10134
75
43
Co—•
M&N /
-F&A /
West
-
'334
61
30""
87
fctR—See N W Elev
5s '40M&S
10834
1967—J&J
Union Gas System—r
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948- — J&D
Union Passenger Railway—
..
_
63
61
63
66
68
68
11
A&O
United Elec Rvb (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
Bear
Beauharnois Power
M&N
10334
Beaver Valley Water 0% pref-100
Bell Telephone (Canada)100
M&N
100
1950---— -J&J
101
534s 1950—
5s 1951
5s series
Deb
s
B
f 6s extd 1950
M&N
27
6634
87
10734
85
11734
83
Un Lt Rye (Dei) deb 5 34 s. 52 F&A
United Public Utilities Corp—
Convcolltr
9134
99
J&J
Oonv coll tr 6s A 1960
53>s B 1960—J&J
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49.J<"
United Railways of Havana—
/
/
Eq 7Hs Feb 15 1930
Ti
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934——.J
/
/
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s 34-J
United Securities Co Ltd—
Coll s f 5Mb ser A 1952-M&N
Coll s f 534s ser B 1952.-M&N
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 5Hs A '53.M&N
29 %
9234
Wisconsin Power & Light—
10034
40
8634
119
10134
834
8
38
41
101
10134
J&D /
334
5s
1955
M&N
1960-F&A
Yashlngton Gas Lt 5s *60
M
Washington Ry & Elec Co—
—
-
....
rH
r—<
98
10234
10034
123""
129
i-H
5s
—J&
1959
*
♦
*
$5 preferred
109
4134
Ordinary shares
--------
Amer dep rec 734%
Amer dep rec B ord
10934
4334
78
—-
■
I
A ord—£1
-£l
534% pref
£1
Oallf-Oregon Power Ck>—
0% preferred series of 1927-100
6 % preferred
100
Oaiif Water Serv 0% pref
25
Calif Water & Telep 0%pref
25
Camden & Rockland Water.-100
6% preferred
100
84""
Canada Nor Pow com
Canadian Marconi
334
16
10334
10334
105
10034
1
2
Amer & Foreign Pow com
*
134
Amer
10
—
Gas
81
100
& Power com
*
Warrants
"& Traction.
..25
6% preferredAmer Po wei & Light com
25
♦
*
$6 pipferred.
$5 preferred-
.*
Amer Public Serv 7 % pref—100
Amer Railways com
50c
American Service $3 preferredAmer States
8034
Utility com
534% preferred
25
Superpower Corp com.-.-*
Amer
75
77
First |6
preferred
♦
52
56
Preferred $6 series
•
oo
American
Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
100
15"
97
98
1
Capital Transit (Wash. D O) 100
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref --*
$0 preferred*
Carolina Tel & Tel
-----100
Casco Bay Lt & Water.—
100
0% preferred
---100
$6 1st preferred
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref
*
*
10834
6% preferred
Arizona Edison
preferred
*
6% preferred
234
134
1634
4
1434
34
3334
11134
334
liVs
26
1434
2834
*
com..—
Cent Indiana Gas 634%
Cent Indiana Power 7%
Central Kansas Power
115
3434
4134
SS*
6*
165
2334
11434
6234
137
1934
lp34
21
98
10C*
3c
92
Prior
18*
1934
We
7334
1234
16234
34
534
9
100
114
534
69
Cent & S W Util
26
2
734
75
a
Called for redemption;
see
page*! 11.
6 Basis.
/Flatprice.
—
40
98
103
w
12
34
34
1134
10734
10234
1134
10934
10334
150
160
11
15
94
99
634
71
934
4934
2
234
734
10634
108
101
1.15
43
1434
11334
111
78
75
7434
103
100
100
100
*
99
98
10634
9834
93
100 xlll)4
-.100
10234
50c
com
lieu
preferred
*
Central States Edison
*
pf--*
Central States Pow & L $7
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 0% pf-*
Central W est Co. v t c_
5
ctfa—*
*
Chicago Rys partic ctfs ser 1—100
k Last sale.
99
9434
11334
104
Vie
34
40
105"
110
134
834
1
8
104
134
"2"
'34
234
34
Chic City & Con com part
Pref partic ctfs
Series 2
100
Series 3
—100
Series 4
100
34
1
34
-
«.
-
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Jlncinnati Street Ry
50
Jincin & Suburb Bell Telep
50
10534
234
10
100
634
7334
com.-—--
Preferred
-
*
Preferred B
94
7
72
Cities Serv Pr & Lt
$7 preferred
Citizens Gas Fuel
$6 pref
*
—*
-
*
com
93
9734
34
34
10634
234
•
-
—
—
634
75
734
771
97
100
tiy—See Phlla R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities
134
com
nNominal.
r
Canadian price,
x
Ex-dividend.
1
134
Citizens' Pass
10134
♦No par value,
—
2534
35
*
Jities Service
109
834
89
8434
2534
2534
100
6% preferred
88
4834
134
34
85
Central Pow & Light 7 % pref
Preferred
50
10
J"
10634
101
Preferred BB
*
82*
6% pf-100
6% preferred-——
$7 preferred
Central N Y Power Corp—
5% preferred
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 0% pf
45
17
pref 100
Central Maine Pow $0 pref—-100
«8*
3
pref-100
7% preferred
334
5034
234
1634
34
7234
1134
16134
100
Cent Illinois Light 4 34 % pref-100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $0 pref.
*
44
1
--*
Class A
11134
334
34
1
60
Cent Hud G & El
Power—
Common
6% preferred--
80
*
*
Arkansas Nat Gas common
115
33
113
com
Arkansas Missouri
334
1234
34
*
*
100
0% preferred
83
15
34
—
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf
Central Elec and Tel com
4 34 % preferred
434
834
9034
10234
834
834
10534
9434
100
*
Amer Wat Wk» & Elec com—
53
81
Central Arizona Lt & Power Co—
5934
25
10934
10234
7
7
8134
95
American Light
11034
10334
9334
Service6% pref_*
Phila Co
50
Amer Gas & Elec com
15234
11834
*
—
1
AUentown Beth Gas pref
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
$7 preferred*
$7 second 2nd pref series A—.*
$6 cum pref
*
105
Amer dep rets
Allegheny Traction—See
434 % cum preferred
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
1st
107
"434
100
Wireless Ltd—•
$7 preferred
$7 pref
Arizona Power $6
/
f
10634
.
Warrants
103
7834
10734
J&
10734
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Alabama Water
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940
Certificates of deposit
_
Amer Utilities Service com
ww
106
1
$0 preferred
10134
79
r—<
jlisv
—
Oable &
Hyaro-Elec of
H <N
Wyoming Vail P 8 6s 1971—A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave. Ry
100
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'5lJ&D
123
York Rys 1st M < 5s '37 opt_J&D
9634
5s stamped 1947J&D f 61V*
Alabama Power
125
City & Sub 58 g 1948
F&
Washington Water Power Co—
101
99
1st mtge 4s 1901
J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 34* Mar 1 *59
Worcester Transit Association—
_
H H o o coo
M
10834
$6 preferred
14
Upper Mich Pow & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1959—F&A
10034
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A-.A&O
10134
Utah Power & Light Co—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
9734
M&N
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—£&A
10234
100
1st lien & gen M 4 34s 1944-F&A
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
M&N /
2
Utica El L & P 1st 5s I960---J&J
Utica G & EI ref & ext 5s '57 J&J
126"
Co Bldg (Kanata Realty)—
5s 1950
F&A
10134
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st 4)4s
1941
—-M
/
234
Vermont Ltg Corp 1st 5e*44 A&O /
12
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D /
13
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 334* B 1968—M&S
10934
Virginia Public Service Co—
00
1st & ref 534* 1946 ser A—F&A
CO
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 0s ser O 1952
M&S
Deb s f 6s 1940
F&A
Washington Gas & Electric Co
1st lien & ref 6s w w
10934
55
Public Service Corp—
.
"
1st
50
109
Consol
41
*
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 pref
*
35
109
3
103
33
1.55
2034
133
34
Class B
48
104*
120
*
20
*
Brockton Gas Light Co v c c—25
Wuerttemberg (Germany)—See
38
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlla Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fdM 6s 1953
A&O /
„
106
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A
9
10
*
..
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D /
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952. J&D /
37
38
100
com
10134
4s June 1 1941
Wisconsin
„
2004
1634
10234
J&D
1st mtge 4s ser A 1900
Serial debentures—
100
94
1st lien 0s ser B 1953—-M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 434*
1334
Winnipeg Electric Co—
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965
J&J
Wise Elec Power 3Hs 1908-A&O
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5s 1948.-M&N
8834
Ry
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
11634
109
100
Birmingham Elec $7 pref
*
$0 preferred..*
Birmingham Gas common
2
$3 50 prior preferred
50
$6 preferred
10
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf.lOO
Blackstone Va; Gas & El pref-100
Boston Edison Co new com
25
Boston Elevated
10234
'52--J&D
85
69
Wisconsin Gas
J&J
Deb 6s 1973
67
.6834
79
78
.—M&N
& Electric—
1st mtge 334s 1966
A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 334» 1961
J&J
10234
6634
6834
6734
10034
102
68
pref—100
25
Biddeford & Saco Water---
103
_
River Bdge—*
com
*
Canadian Price
101
&
M&S
F&A
1st M 5s 1960 ser O
—M&N
Williams port Water Co—
1st M 5s Aug 1952ser A— .F&A
89
Hudson
Beverly Gas & Elec
Western Public Service Co—
1st M 5e 1956 ser B
98
1951 ser B—
United Electric Service (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1950 Ber A.-J&D
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st ■ f 5 Mb 1948
J&J
United Light & Power Co—
Debg 634s 1974
M&N
lit l & consol 5Hs 1959-A&0
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
United Lt&Ry*(Me)0s A'52 A&O
Gen ref M 4s Jan
Mt
Bell Telep of Pa 634%
90
M&N
116
25
100
100
105
1st M 5s 1941 opt
Water 6s 1949
104
1234
234
2534
30c
100
Bangor Hydro Elec com
7% preferred
0% preferred
10134
1940
Wichita
10234
*
*
J&D
coup notes
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40-J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 6s 1953
J&J /
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
76
100
134
1 (3-year s f 6s 1952
Westmoreland Wat 5s
78
Miir ol
10934
pref
Atlantic City Elec $0 pref-Bait Transit Covtc.
Western Cont Util 6s 1944.-M&S
Western Mass Cos—
Mut Un 6s ext at 5%to'4lM&N
Western Utilities Corp—
_
1961
--A&O
2d ext 4s Mar 31 i960
A&O
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 534s *51 ser A.M&N
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s '49- -J&D
ist 4s
61
*
Preferred vtc
ref 5J4s 1960
F&A
Western Union Telegraph—
98
J&D
J&D
J&D
1940-42
1st serial 4 34s 1943-45
1st 434s 1950
10734
Class A
Atlanta Gas Light 0%
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
1st serial 4s
Investing Companies
Public Utility
*
Telep Co Ltd $1.25 pf—
Assoc Telep & Teleg $0 prei
*
$7 1st preferred-.100
Associated
107
79
124
1st
Union Gas & El 1st ext
—
Assoc
10534
1st M
10734
10334
*
*
*
*
*
-
see
10634
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--J&D
Westchester Service Corp—
4s 1948-1953.
8/e
34
34
----_*
Assoc General Utilities—
88
West Virginia Water Service—
1st mtge 4s 1961
A&O
1st
oo KK
11334
74
Texas Utilities Co—
1st mtge 334s ser A 1969-M&N
1st M
82
106
West
3)4 %
12
12
111
West Virginia Ohio River
Gen mtge 3)4s gtd
6134
117
_
Bridge 3 34-0Hb, I960--—-J&J
A
Common class A
Original preferred
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
$6 preferred—.
$634 preferred-.$7 preferred
Option warrants
84
1
1
Associated Gas & Elec com
108
94
*
-*
0% preferred
End
West Penn Tr
UJigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&815
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3 MB 1962 J&J
3% notes,1942—J&J
Union Elev
West
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref
West Ohio Gas
West
50
10234
Tri-Oounty Telep 4)*b B '56 A&O
234
Troy City Ry 1st cons 6s "42 A&O /
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
6034
1st lien & ref 534s A 1952—J&D
57
1st lien & ref 534s B 1952--J&J
Twin States Gas & ®lecwic—•
104
1st 1 & ref 5)4* 1945 Ser A-M&S
Tyrol Hydro-Electric Pow
1st M s f 7Hs 1955
Guar b f 7s 1952
5634
1834
10034
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Bond*
and Incom* and defaulted bond.
month preceding the date of issue
134
Sept., 1940]
Stocks
Far
Bid
Stocks
Ask
102%
Cieve Elec Ilium
39%
113%
103
—
_
*
100
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref-.100
Colum G & El Corp (Del) com..*
6% preferred series A,.—->100
5% preferred
100
5% conv preferred
100
40
115
25
_
27
80
100
614% preferred B
—100
Commonwealth Edison Co...-25
Commonwealth Gas
......1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
New common
8% preferred
100
Frankfort Kentucky Nat Gas. .85
Frankf'd
115
114
31
75c
90c
Preferred
1%
■»
_
—
98
n
104
n
107
.
.
.
%
General Public Service
118
*
*
%
Connecticut Light & Power
*
56_
.116..
*
49
7
7%
77
28
■
105
1%
155
160
104%
101
106%
101%
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass By—See Phila R T
91
28 %
1
93
2
100
3
3 %
100
1
Detroit Int'l Bridge new com
uuke Power
100
East Coast Public Service vtc.
East Middlesex Street Ry
East Tenn Lt & Pow $6 pref
1
6% preferred
4)4% prior preferred
Eastern Mass St
Ry com
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
100
-.100
100
100
Eastern Mich Transportation....
Eastern Minn Power 6% pref—*
East Shore Pub Serv 6% %
115
117
118
27
121
110
ill""
,
11)4
Conv stock
1
1)4
6)4
J*
23
23
54%
65c
75c
62%
66
10
11)4
1%
15)4
18
2
4
1%
19"
22
27%
*
3%
5%
71%
64)4
70%
63
6% preferred
........100
8% preferred
100
Elec Power & Light Corp
_*
$7 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
2d pref series A
.*
Optional warrants
EI Paso Electric Co (Del) —
67
115
75
El Paso Nat Gas
7%
com
100
__50
50
Elisabethtown Water Cons...100
Elizabeth Consol Gas
100
com
Empire & Bay State Tel (gu) 100
Empire District Elec 6% pf--100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8%-100
Preferred 7%
100
6)4% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Engineers Pub Serv com
..1
$5 cumulative preferred
*
$5)4 pref (with warrants)....*
2
1%
32
110
Preferred
37%
33%
1.7%
15^
3
Preferred
Eliz & Trenton RR
"5)4
5%.
36%
32%
95
33
55
62
112
117
220
215
44
70
85"
81
81
84
78%
80
82
82%
78
9%
9
%
32
31
%
103
18%
100
101
109%
114%
20c
100
_
_,
52*
102
107
100
83%
25
2
Mackay Companies 4 % pref. 100
Maiden Electric Co
—.25
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
25
'
34
36
Market St Ry(San
Francisco)
6 % prior preferred
47
15c"
7e
%
4*
3
28
30
12%
$5
14%
15%
$6 preferred series O
$6 prior preferred
7% prior preferred
11%
12%
....
%
3%
102
110
97%
3%
57
58%
107
100
109
110
General Service—
6% preferred
100
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref.100
109
110
Indiana
81
13%
14%
16%
Indiana Telephone Corp
100
Indianapolis Power 8c Light—
30
Foreign share ctfs
International Utilities—
._.*
,
82
8%
It T
22%
7% preferred
94
95
14
*
.
*
*
Iowa Elec Lt & Power Co—
6% preferred A
L
100
7% preferred O
100
Iowa Power 8c Lt
7% pref—.100
4
arrear
2.70
"2%
pre!
15
$6 cum preferred
100
Mississippi Power $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
*
Miss Power 8c Light 6% pref
*
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
Mississippi Valley Util
*
70
74
2%
Mountain States Power
4
*
4
%
%
93%
83%
81
90%
80%
110%
2%
2%
25%
4%
23%
3%
l66"
3%
10
98
28%
6%
78%
88
105%
__*
19
40
100
42"
—10
*
com
50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
30
2%
2%
*
•
—100
100
.*
5% preferred
%
-
com.
6% preferred
Montana Power 6% pref
Montreal L H & Pow Cons
Montreal Telegraph
Tramways com
Mountain Fuel Supply
6
4%
20
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref
Missouri Pub Service com
100
Narragansett El 4%% pref
5%
16%
45%
130
50
51%
Nassau 8c Suffolk 7% pref—100
National City Lines com..
1
26%
Class A
10
conv
com
.60
10
National Power 8c Light com
$6 preferred
*
14
26%
42
4
7%
*
89
1st pref 100
114
100
111
...
3
-
Nebraska Power 7%
-
14
15%
34%
37
78
79%
84
86
6% preferred
Nevada-Calif Electric com..
Preferred
10
1
100
New Bedford Gas & Edison Lt.25
New Eng Gas & Elec Assn—
56
$5% preferred stamped—
*
New Eng Pow Assn com.......*
103
3%
6% preferred
..........100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Co $6 pref.100
New England Pub Ser com..—.*
$7 prior preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
$6 prior pref
*
New England Tel 8c Tel
100
New Haven Water—
50
—
*
certificates.-.100
ser
Midland Util 7% prior lien..100
6% prior lien
—100
7% preterred class A
.100
6% preferred class A
100
Minnesota Pow 8c Lt 7% pref 100
Montreal
4%
3%
14
14
100
16%
*
100
*
12
17%
Investing Companies.
cum
5%
%6
5%
;
8
Utilities—"
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd.
Preferred
Jamaica Water Supply
$5
2%
7%
70%
2%
*
certificates IIIII IlOO
arrear
Middle West Corp com
6
com...__....*
Convertible pref A
*
Water
5% preferred
2%
*
~
7 % arrear certificates
Italian Superpower—
%
6
2%
*
...
Common
Iowa Southern
Common
4
104%
'
100
6%% preferred
$7 preferred
"i"
100
preferred
National Gas & Elec
*
108%
100
Montana Dakota Utilities
Investing Companies.
...
See
110
111
—
107
Mexican Northern Ry com...100
Preferred
...100
Mexican Utilities
$3
Interstate Natural Gas
Interstate Power pref $7
$6 preferred
Investors Telephone coin—I
Iowa Electric Co—
57
55%
21%
13%
23
107
110%
-
103
*
*
Monongahela L 8c P—See PhilaOo
Monongaheia St Ry—See PhilaCo
Monongahela Valley Water—
7% preferred
100
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 16
100
r
Internat Power Securities Units.
Internationa] Ry v t c
100
Internat Teleg of Me (gu)
100
International Telep & Teleg
*
15
22%
r
*
—
79
Indiana Service Co 6% pref__100
7% preferred
100
*
94
*
Midland United
96
100
.5
preferred
Middlesex
114
%
23%
4%
*
Michigan Consol Gas
*
-
cum
50c
*
preferred
4
*
International Power Co
1st preferred
Common without warrants
$2 Preferred
11%
53
Conv pref $3.50 series.
50
Internat Ocean
Teleg iguar)__100
1
90
95
100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n—
Common with warrants
*
Memphis Natural Gas
Metropolitan Edison Go—
44
Common.
*
6% preferred.
100
6%% preferred
100
Indianapolis By Co v t c
400
Indianapolis Water 5% pref.. 100
Interboro Rapid Transit
—100
Certificates of deposit
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
25
8
30%
30%
17%
17%
..100
25
34
7% preferred....
Modified 5% guar
25
32
Illuminating Shares class A
Indiana Assoc Telep $6 pref
Indiana 8c Michigan Electric—
22
Manchester Gas pref
100
Manhattan Railway 7% guar 100
Certificates of deposits
25
-.100
80
_..
60
6% %
a
3
73
100
Marion (Ohio) Water 7%
pref.100
Marion Reserve Pow $5 pref..
*
50
$6 preferred
55
•Without par value,
101%
100
"4"
25*
50
15
95
*
60
2%
24%
5%
6%
Preferred ($6)
*
Federal Power 8c Light com
50
Fed St 8c Pleasant Val—See Phila
33%
33%
5%
3%
50
10
Federal Light 8c Tr com
37
3%
64%
__*
.
89%
25
5%
13
100
Certificates of deposits
Marcon lnt Marine
Commun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs.
£1
..*
5% conv preferred
Arrears certificates
88
8
Fall River Gas Works
2%
Illinois Iowa Power common...*
9%
76%
74
7%
2
1
1
100
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref
Phila
*
non-cum
Essex
...60
10
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
112
29%
32%
111
$6 preferred.—...—
Erie Coach
Company
European Elec class A
112%
108
20
See
57
80
109%
Illinois Power 8c Light—
53%
100
*
*
Harrisburg
Bridge
89"
25
preferred..100
Huntington Water 7% pref—.100
Idaho Power 7% pref
100
6% 1 st preferred
*
111 Comm'l Telep 6 % pref
*
75
2
4
7%
61
*
A
$7 preferred
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
98
Harrisburg Gas 7% preferred. 100
Harrisburg Rys common
...50
8
3
Preferred series A
25
25
2%
*
common
72
22
7% pref class A
Hamilton Bridge common
Hamilton Gas common
5%
8*
4
26%
3%
5%
*
..*
70%
rlH
72
25
5
$6 preferred
*
10
Hudson & Manhattan
113%
*
Electric Bond 8c Share
T
87
Preferred
10
8)4
85
com
_
*
3
71
80
Preferred
;■_ 100
Lowell Electric Light
25
Luzerne <^0 Gas & El $6 pref.100
80
78%
*
69
113
89
Gas
25
26
__25
Hestonville M & F—8ee PhilaRT
Holyoke Water Power
1
Houston Lt 8c Power $6 pref—
*
Houston Natural Gas com..
*
50c
9)4
66)4
100
Easten Telep & Tel eg
Eastern Util Assoc
$5 preferred
Electric Ferries
106
pf 100
6% preferred.—
States
103
70"
100
100
15
100
Havana Elec Ry com
6% preferred
Havana Elec 8c Util $5 pref
6% preferred
Haverhill Elec Co
Haverhill Gas Light
.100
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc's com *
Eastern
113
2)4
Duqueme Light—See Phlia Co—
Duqueme Nat Gas common
*
$4 preferred
-r
$5 preferred
*
85—
42
*
11%
40% Louisv Gas & Elec com cl
5% preferred
97%
88——I* —6% preferred.
17
7% preferred
Louisville Railway Co
PhilaRT
Preferred
1%
110
*
.100
10
39%
96%
Greenwich Water Sys 6% pf-.lOO
Gulf Power $6 preferred....._..*
43
H
100
Detroit Edison
Pass—See
..
Light 6% preferred
100
5H% preferred
100
Dallas Power 6c Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
*
Danbury 8c Bethel G 8c E pf___25
Dayton Pow 8c Lt 4 H% pref.100
Denver Tramway com
*
Preferred..
20
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Gas com
4
42
Cumberland Co (Maine) Power
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
.
97
42
100
100
Common
Long Island Lighting com
*
7% preferred A
___100
6 % preferred B
100
Longview Bridge class A
5
Louisiana Power & Light $6
pf_*
50%
102
44
19%
51%
Gulf States Util $6 pref
$5.50 preferred
Hackensack Water
31
Continental Gas & Electric—
6
30
45
108
104
25
Lone Star Gas Corp
Common
1%
*
t c
27
Lawrence Gas & Elec Co
Lewiston Gas Lt 5% pref
80
Green & Coates—See Phila R
Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref
Greenwich Gas $1.25 pref
35
*
com v
40
117
100
_
32
Donsumers Power $5 pref
Cumberland Gas
25
25
35
75
19
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
Consumers Gas (Reading)....25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
6% preferred
35
*
9%
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Crescent Public Service com
Cuban Telep common
63
25
25
5% preferred
Gen Telephone Corp com
$2.50 conv preferred
Germantown
116%
105%
28%
106%
105
61%
Lexington Telep 6% pref
1
1%
116%
Kansas Power & Light—
4%% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref—100
7 % junior preferred
50
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref.. *
Keystone Telephone $4 pref
50
Key West Elec 7% pref
100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
Lexington Wat Serv 7% Dref.100
Light & Pow Securities Co
*
Preferred
;
100
9
80
116
"5%
61*
$3 preferred
*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
_——•
Georgia Power & Lt 6% pref
*
7c
102
*
18
__
119%
100
100
16%
Gen Wat Gas & Elec com
51%
%
%
4%
Corp—
Gen Telep Tri Corp
%
58
119
...
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
*
Warrants
40
38
1%
87%
20
50
98
*
common
45"
42
1)4
See Investing Companies.
General Pub Util
20
15
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
Common
$4.60 preferred
100
91%
7% preferred
57
———.100
5% prior preferred
*
cum conv pref ser A
—_■*
conv pref ser B
*
$7 preferred
*
$8 preferred...
*
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
9%
25%
%6
-
»
$6
_
44
4% pref series c
100
Cons Edison Co of N Y com....*
$5 preferred..
*
Consol Gas Co (Pgh) pref
50
Consolidated Gas Utilities com-1
com
$6
103%
9%
>
Gatineau Power
5% preferred
5%% preferred
—
24
5% % preferred—-100
25
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A.-*
•
42
_
*
61%
6
100
Connecticut Power
25
Connecticut By & Lighting
100
4)4 % preferred
1
100
Consol Elec & Gas $6 pref
*
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait)......*
4% % pref series B__
100
common
5 %% preferred....
100
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st pref $6 series B
*
Kansas City Pub Serv
*
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% pref. .100
6% preferred
*
Kansas Power Co 6% pref
*
;
—100
_
105%
7% preferred
32
120
26
R T
Phila
Gary Elec & Gas
s32
60
Community Pub Ser com
25
Community Water Uerv com
1
7% preferred
*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref__..100
Common
S thwark—see
&
109%
Bid
Par
Jersey Cent Pow 8c Lt 7% pf_100
6% preferred
100
Preferred
50%
Telegraph (guar) —100
Gandy Bridge common
_*
Gardner Elec Light common .100
30%
wi
First preferred 0%
107
63
1%
%«
5 % % preferred
100
Commonwealth Water & JUght—
*
—*
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref—
*
Florida Telephone
.100
82
...
—
49
104
69
113
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
*
Commonwealth Tel (Pa) 7% pf 20
Commonwealth Utility 6% % pf-*
Commonwealth Water Co—
6% preferred
7% preferred
Community Pow 8c Lt—
47
62
114
41
101
Franklin
preferred A
38%
39%
39
Florida Power Corp 7 % pref.. 100
Preferred $50 par
.
Cclumbus 8c Southern Ohio Elec—
36%
37%
issue
Stocks
Ask
&
...
100%
5%
82%
100%
5%
-
6%
Bid
$6 preferred
*
$6% preferred
*
37 preferred
-—*
Fitch burg Gas & Elec Light.-50
—
1
101
*
common
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland Bail way
.Par
Federal Water Service com A__*
7% preferred
100
City Water Co (Chat) pref—-100
City Water (New Castle) pref.100
79
stocks
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
are as near as
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—
1
utility
public
Quotations for all securities
New
A
*
Jfe Last sale,
n
New
130
30%
32%
Jersey Pow 8c Lt $6 pref
*
Jersey Water pref..
100
New Mexico Gas com
6% preferred
......5
50
26
33
8%
63%
20
134
#
9
62%
115
76
107%
101%
4
42
106
Co.
Called for redemption,
see
page
111,
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
t New stock,
x
Ex-dlvidend.
PUBLIC
80
Quotations for all securities are
Par
Stocks
Bid
7% preferred
Newport Water $6 preferredNew Rochelle Water 7 % pref 10C
N Y Mutual Telegraph (guar) —25
N Y City Omnibus common
*
Option warrants
N YPow A Lt Oorp $6
7%
N
N
N
N
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
50
13
15
preferred
50
Passenger guar
50
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd)_50
18
25)4
25%
Germantown Passenger
11
Green A Coates Sts ($15 pd) 50
Hestonville M A F com....50
^
105
106)4
—.100
114
116
El Light A Pow—
--*
110
"2)4
2
61
64
105)4
18H
4)4
Niagara Huds >n Power
---10
1st pref $5 series——...—100
2d pref 5% series...——-—100
87
70
1
X
Norristown Water Co.-------50
North American Co
10
95
50
50
55)4
53)4
H
81)4
H
*
North Amer Utility Securities—*
North Boston Ltg Prop com..—*
Preferred
—100
North Texas Co (Del)
10
Northeastern Wat & Elec com..*
$4 preferred
20)4
56)4
55)4
H
3
•
13
15
56
58
5 H%
105
25
40
pref...100
A—25
87
preferred
Lioerties Gas
Northern N Y Util7%
Nor States Power (Del) cl
113 54
100
102
10
7% preferred
*
94
36
38
24
26
_
*
106)4
113
114
115
116
—100
5)4% 1st preferred
1
Ohio Service Holding com
lOO"
102"
106)4
112)4
108)4
113)4
40
—
—
Units
181
Ohio Water Service A com..
101
Okla
$5.50 conv.prior pref
Omaha A Council Bluffs Ry-
116"
104
17)4
18)4
49
51
114
116
8% oonv preferred A......100
Oregon Wash Water pref
*
Ottawa Light Heat A Power.—*
Preferred
—100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
25
Pacific Gas A Electric
25
1st preferred (6%)—
25
1st preferred (5)4%)—— ---25
Pacific Lighting Corp com
*
$5 preferred
*
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
6% preferred
——...—*
3
8%
preferred
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
15
—
28)4
29)4
34
|
82
Rockland
75)4
St
\
'
33
35)4
29)4
San
33)4
31)4
Edison—
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
7% preferred
38)4
Scranton Transit common
65
Seattle Gas
Common class B
....
1
Philadelphia Co com—.——*
..*
S5%preferred
cum preferred
$6 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
—50
*
—.50
Traction
Consolidated Trac pref
Without par value.
bonds
t New stock,
98
112 H
1)4
10)4
10)4
21)4
5)4
31)4
81)4
1.30
120
1)4
11)4
83)4
6)4
78)4
44)4
90
~6"
117)4
1
20 M
100
115
25
100
16
24"
17)4
2)4
54
8)4
13)4
100)4
3
87
33
O
25
25
Original preferred—.......25
5
89"
12
13)4
22)4
24
17
21
26)4
26)4
28)4
29)4
29
43
30)4
46)4
32 H
32
33 H
34
11)4
12"
Southern Calif Gas Co—
25
25
25
r
25
1
--100
64
1 1 ft LC
preferred—.— .100
Southern Nat Gas com......7)4
4.8%
cum
United Gas A Elec (Conn) com.*
40
7% preferred
100
United Gas A El (N J) 5%
pf.100
United Gas Corp com..........1
$7 pref series A
♦
Warrants
82
United Gas Improvement....
36
4
84
85
81)4
1
1
107
106)4
Vf,
12
11)4
*
112
United 111 Co of New Haven
*
United Lt A Pr
Common B
♦
com
1st pref.
cum
2
1)4
35)4
*
A
•
.....
28#
80
100
81
—100
90
United Public Service Corp..
United Pub Util com A
113
114
—
1)4
1
._*
Class B common..........._1
$2.75
preferred
25
*
$3 preferred
♦
$6 preferred
*
$7 preferred
•
38"
14)4
7)4
100
Utilities Stock A Bond Corp..
1
Virginia Electric A Power—
$6 preferred
*
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
100
6% preferred
-.100
Washington (D O) Gas Light—
115
76
66
23 M
105
......
conv
100
preterred
7% pref
Rv A EI
9)4
1UU
100
720
100
111
Washington Wat Pow 6% prefWest Ohio Gas com
.__*
West Penn Elec Co class A
*
107
com
5% preferred
7%
6%
!
2!*l
United Utility Co common....10
Utah Power A Light—
18)4
cum
preferred
cum
preferred
106
100)4
25)4
*
114
100
4)4% preferred
»
99)4
100
100
West Penn Power Co com
Preferred
Western Massachusetts Cos
113
5)4 % preferred series
6% preferred series B
A
9)4
2)4
I*
16)4
101)4
21)4
1M
69
Southern Indiana Gas A Elec—
32)4
115L?
Corp
$3 cum preferred..
Warrants
117
103
South Calif Edison common...25
Preferred
9
101
98
80c
25
*
27)4
30
Western
Uuion Telegraph—
15"
*
100
a*
55
Pittsburgh Water—
preferred
—100
7% preferred..
100
Southeastern Telephone com—*
6% preferred
25
Southern A Atlantic Teleg (gu)_25
Southern Col Pow com
9)4
Preferred
50
Union Pass—See Phila R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)—100
Western N Y W^te- pref
6%
«
111
10
Western Pub Serv $1.50 pref
6% pf.100
Power
1)4
16
100
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
5% preferred
*
Union Gas (Oauada)
West Phila Pass—See Phlla R T
West Texas Utilities $6 pref
*
West Va Water Serv 6% pref
*
Western Lt A Tel com
1
1
6% preferred series A
6% cum preferred
Southern Calif Water pref
107
preferred
Partic units
"ji
South
Southern Canada
60
53
12
pf__100
South Carolina Power 6% pref..*
20
104)4
100)4
(Minn)..*
7%
4)4 %
98
Sou Carolina EI A Oas7 %
m
110
100
100
Wasn Gas A Elec
H
Sierra Pacific Pow common....*
2
12)4
15c
115
South Bay Consol Wat
100
Twin States Gas Sz El 7% nref 100
Twin City Rap Transit
Common
51
Shawlnigan Water A Power
*
Shenango Valley Water pref..100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref..—100
17
1.60
113
112
34
2
4)4
32
Utilities Power A Light—
Old 7% cum preferred
116
92
8
SI preferred
100
13th A 15th Sts—See Phlla R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
*
6.36% preferred
7% preferred
113
111
16
2
Electric.
107-
*
United Light A Ry 6% pref...100
107
*
$7 preferred
South American Utilities com.50c
21
24)4
108)4
...1
common
4
»
...
....
Union Traction—See Phila R T
103)4
103)4
99)4
102
preferred
—.100
2d
preferred
*
Second Ave RR Cop (NY)
•
2d A 3d Sts Ry—See Phlla R T
57
116)4
%
87
102
*
56)4
J
120
24)4
86 H
9)4
3)4
100)4
*
1
1
Wash (D O)
Sioux City Gas A
82
1
wi
114
97
100
100
-25
United
55
*
57
4
Monongahela Lt A Pow
60
Monongahela St Ry-—;
50
Phlla A Darby—See Phlla R T
PhiJa A Grays—See Phlla R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com
*
$5 preferred
*
and the consol. 3-6%
50
56
44
109)4
30*
$5
$5
Preferred.
76
108)4
*
104
6)4
111
Shasta Water Co.
108)4
60
Federal St A Pleasant v&l—25
*
5
101
33)4
1)4
1)4
108 H
70
190
110)4
100
60
Duque8neLight5% lstpref 100
dian price,
23
107
Scrip..
/ 95
$3 Preferred
25
19
Peoples Water A Gas $6 pref. .100
87
Peoria Water Works 7% pref. 100
100)4
Phila City Pass—See Phlla R T
Citizens
1st
15
—
114
15
123
120
63)4
13)4
111)4
122
"
74
*
)xas Power A Lt
7% pref:-.100
6% preferred
*
Third Avenue Ry (N Y).
100
6%
100
pref.100
37 H
109""
142
12 M
Savannah Elec A PowiS6
26
114
Union Gat System com
75
..60
pref
Brook
Water Service 6% pref
3)4
97
105
*
100
100
$5 preferred
8% preferred
OlftSP An
^
Pennsylvania Power $5 pref
*
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
...——*
$5 preferred
*
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
Pennsylvania Telephone Co—
$2.50 preferred
Pennsylvania Water A Power...*
$5 preferred
——-*
Peoples Gas A Fuel Corp
—1
Peoples G L A C (Chic).....100
Peoples Light A Power Co A
1
91)4
45)4
135
2
4
100
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%
6% preferred
5%
preferred
113
107
35)4
157)4
7)4
31)4
100
Scranton Electric $6
20
"9)4
108
4)4
wi
Scrantou-Spring
$2.80 preferred
$5 preferred*
Pennsylvania Gas common
*
Penn Gas & Elec Co 7% pref. .100
Penna Gas A Elec Corp $7 pref..*
8
91
95
55
*
7% preferred..
60
19
1
common
preferred
Texas Power Corp common
1
Diego Cons Gas A Electric—
New
conv
114
34 %
99
»
lerre Haute Elec
6% pref
Texas Electric Ry.
Texas Elec Service $6
7
155
22
22
100
Texas Gas Util com.
Texas Hydro Electric—
$3 .50 preferred
106
it*
J
*
7% preferred
5%
San Antonio Public Service—
Warrants B
m
x
Light A Power
10
Joseph Ry Lt A Pr 5% pf—100
Warrants
—
x
5o
Class A
125
B
Tampa Elec Co
7% preferred
Tampa Gas, 7% pref...
St Louis Public Service—
152)4
*
105
91
St Joseph Water 6% pref..-.100
St Louis County Water pref..100
123
148
1)4
32)4
72
44)4
100
*
6% preferred.
Lt com
•
Peninsular Telephone Co com
*
81.40 preferred class A—..25
Pow
16)4
preferred
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
98
Rochester Telep $6)4 pref
10U
Rochester Transit common.....*
81
5
18
73
86
6% preferred series O—..100
6% preferred series D
100
5% preferred series E
1O0
73)4
cum
54
Swiss Amer Elec 5%
pref.500 Fes
Syracuse Transit
*
44
4
111)4
104)4
100
100
•
Traction..
Preferred
Rochester Gas A Electric—
40
$4
94
103
14
$6 cum prior pref
*
Standard Pow A Lt com....... 1
Tacoma Ry A Pow Co
67)4
101
Preferred
"*
Suburban Rapid Transit St Ry_50
Superior Water Light A Power—
1
3
68
%
106
„
Class
5
8)4
30)4
108
—
2
'
Providence Gas Co
*
Public Elec Light 6% pref
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref..100
1
—
95
J*
60
Riverside
18
33
29)4
38)4
105)4
*
100
100
*
.........—
Penn-Ohlo
——
—
43
*
Class A
99
r
4 54
1st preferred..
Pacific Telep & Teleg
Common
—
-
56
25
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
1
10)4
r
—
Pecos Valle.\
3)4
10)4
106
Service—
Pacific Public
Common
10)4
101
88
--- —
113)4
1-12)4
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
pref. .100
7% prel erred
100
Public Serv El A G $5 pref.
*
Puget Sound Pr A Lt $6 pref
*
$5 prior preferred
*
Quebec Power common.
*
Queens Borough G A E 6% pf 100
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas
2
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref 27)4
35c
OVq preierreu.-iuu
Omnibus Corp common........6
100
100
100
Consolidated Trac of N J. .100
38
113)4
—
----
%
6)4
*
6% preferred
$5 preferred
—
—
3)4
Public Serv of Okla 6%
—
-
11
.......*
pref
pref—*
*
Public Serv Co of N H $6 pref..*
$5 preferred
*
Public Service Corp of N J
*
8% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
——
----
91
$6 preferred..:
47
----
102)4
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior
107)4
*
100
pref-100
$7 preferred
Ohio Power 6% pref
Ohio Public Service 5%
-
50
lo8*
35
S'western States Telep com.
1
Springfield City Water 6% pf 100
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
*
Springfield Gas Lt Co
25
Springfield (Mass) St Ry Cos—
Preferred
100
Standard Gas A Elec com..
$7 cum prior pref
*
„
1
6% preferred
5% preferred
12
----
39
100
Power Corp of Canada com
First preferred
3)4
13
50
50
H
2)4
*
preferred
Pottsville Water Co
85
—
1
—
55
92
—
42
7% preferred
14
-
--
100
100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref
5 H%
preferred
82
-
113)4
*
Common..
Non-cum preferred-
113
-
-
T
Water
5% stock
Postal Telegraph System—
10)4
86)4
76)4
8
37
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref..100
3
Ohio Edison $6 pref
Union
$6 preferred
-
—
17
Portland Gas A Coke 7% pref 100
Portland Gas Light
50
$6
106)4
114)4
7% preferred———
100 —84)4
6% preferred
100
75)4
111
(Minn) $5 series cum pref
*
Northwest Electric 7 % pref--.100
80
North West Util 7% pref--—100
12
7% prior lien
47
100
N'western Pub Serv 6% pref.100
83
Northwestern Telegraph (guai
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref
R
-
----
35
3
20
Portland RR
—100
100
—100
7% preferred
Northern
Phila
--
-
—
'
._*
7% prior preferred
4
Northern Indiana Public Serv—
6% preferred
Traction—See
Plainfiel.)
50)4
.
--- —
PhilaCityPass Ry($22 )4 pd)-50
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
-.50
Phil A
Gray's Fy ($25 pd).—50
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
50
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref
50"
----
---
45
-
Phlla
)4
75
22
-
Philippine Long Dist Tel
100
Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
$5.50 preferred
..100
84
........
----
7
Participating preferred..
Southern Union Gas com......*
A preferred
.....25
Southwest Consolidated Corp
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7%
pref 100
Southwest Nat Gas $6 pref.... 10
Common
10c
Southwestern G A E 5% pref 100
Southwestern Light A Power—
13
11
Phila Transportation Co—
Common
100
19)4
North American Light A Power — 1
$6 preferred
%
%
32
1)4
21
31
100
3
....
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction ($17)4 pd).50
West Phila Pass guar
50
Phila Suburban Wat 6% pf_—100
21)4
4)4
84
Class A option warrants—.—
Olas* B option warrants
——
6% preferred series
5)4 % preferred
106
67 H
50
Preferred
120
5%
preferred
100
Y Railways pref—--—-—*
Y A Richmond Gas 6% pref 100
Y State El & Gas 5)4 % pfd-100
Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
58
Citizens
Bid
Par
Southern New Eng Telep
31
4
7%
Fairm't Pk A Haddington..50
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass .50
pref-—--*
preferred
N Y & Queens
Common
—
45
6
—
.25
{Philadelphia Rapid Transit--50
Stocks
Ask
30)4
^hlla Elec Power 8% pref
108)4
27
of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Stocks
25
105)4
STOCKS
UTILITY
possible for the closing day
Ask
22)4
106)4
New Orleans Pub. Serv com
as near as
festmoreland Water pref-...--*
100
heeling Bridge—
100
113
heeling Elec 6% pref
.100
102
Williamsport Water pref.———*
1
Winnipeg Elec class A
—* r
Class B
6% pret(1897 series)
102)4
18
100
Common
100
4)4% preferred
100
pref—
Wisconsin Pow A Lt 6% pref. 100
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp 7% pflOO
6)4% preferred
—100
Wise H vdro-Elec 6% pref
Wise Michigan Pow 4)4%
Wolverine
Power
Co..
Worcester Trans Assoc
York (Pa)
100
17
r
...100
Preferred-
1.00
5
Wisconsin Electric Power—
Railways pref
Common
York
W »ter Co
115
10)4
•99)4
36
100)4
104
108
108)4
103
-—--5
*
-
50
18
50
10
26"
{ Trading discontinued in these issues, and while saleable, the price would be based upon Phila. Trans. Corp. preferred stock
reorganization plan,
a Called for 1 ademption, see page 111.
/Flat price,
k Last sale, n Nominal, r Cana-
as shown in the
x
Ex-dividend.
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities11 we include all
issues which do not appear
under the previous three
headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
In the
case of
stocks, however, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and
Land,"
"Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
"and
are
Quotations for all securities
Bonds
Bid
are as
Bonds
A&O 16
40
60
57
65
60
2.60% due Mar 1 1950
Blaw-KnoxCo 1st M 3 %s *50 F&A
Investing companies
Agar Packg & Prov 5s 1945. J&D
95
60
Akron limes-Press 1st 6s '45 A&O
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955—J&J
100
95
1947.
--J&J
Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills
Alabama Mills 6s (w-s) 1953-J&D
/
Without stock
J&D
6s
Boston Wharf
M&S
ii*
72
103
/
deb 5%s 1949
M&N
American International Corp—
See Investing Companies
Coiiv
102%
5%% notes 1956
J&D /
Am Lime & Stone 5%s '51
M&S
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943--J&J
American Nat Co (Ohio)—
37
/
f deb 2%-5s
1950---J&J
103
38%
40
45"
25
6%
33
90%
2d mtge Inc 7s Jan 1
1943-M&S/
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink lund deo 4%s
Anglo-Chilean
Cons
1950--A&O
95%
83
62
65
92
Nbrate—
S f Inc deb
4%-5s 1967
J&J
Trap 5s Aug 11946......
Anthony (E C)—
1st s f 6s (San Fran) 1942 J&D
1st s f 6s (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951 (w-s)__J&J
29 %
90
29 %
98
98
If
14
16
A-N Y & B-N Y Realisation—
M&S
5s. 1955
Arcade Mall Iron 7s 1943.-M&N
30
11
Armour & Co of Delaware—
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
101%
101%
A&O
70
Arundel Bond Corp 3-5s Dec 1 '63
85
Arundel D"?b Corp 4-6s Dec 1 '53.
50
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 '53
Atlanta Laundries—
49
102
71
55
70
72
92
95
F&A
M&N
40
102"
100
99
J&D
63
—
.J&J
Canadian Bakeries 6%s '45.M&S
Canadian Onnners Lta 4s'51M&N
Canadian International Paper—
guar 5s IU55
..MVS
M&8 ,116*
Baragua Sugar
Cum
Inc deb
Barber &
Estates—
6s 1947—--J&J
J&D
Ross 4s 1945
Bates Valve Bag 6s 1942
Battle Creek Sanitarium—
1st
s
f
F&A
J&J
4%s A 1954
Baush Mach Tool ext 5s '41.M&S
Bayway Terminal 2nd inc 6s '57-Beaver Mills 1st 5s 1950—..J&J
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%s 1942-
J&D
Beech Creek C & C 5s 1944
42
91
98
117
45
1st mtge 6a 1941..
M&S a
mtge 5s 1941
M&S
Central Iron & Coal 6s 1938.F&A
/
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
%
Gen
30
40
34
50
19
22
6%s 1952
99
95%
98
84
88
Purch
money
6s
1998
Q-Feb
Steel Corp—
4M|8to 1941
.....J&J
15-yr s f conv 3 % • debs '52 A&O
Cons mtge 3 %s ser F 1959-J&J
Cons mtge 3s ser G I960--F&A
Cons mtge 3 %s ser H '65
F&A
83%
151
Guar erold
1.50% due Mar 1 1644
1.75% due Mar 1 1945
4*
Cheney Bros 5s
101
107 %
108
105%
101 %
105 %
102
104%
104 %
ex-w
1937..M&N /
.M&N /
Prod 5s
Called for redemption, see page 111.
« Mi
f (ltth
s
3 '<$R jq.il
J
70
Textile
1st
h«
|Q41
Cum
conv
70%
40
59%
106%
41
99
r
M a*
6K
5%
5%
10
6%
11%
Tnu—
60
6s 1948
J&J
Oont'l Invest Bond
Oorp 3-5s '53.
Oont 1 Invest Deb
Oorp 4-6s '53-Contlnental Oil—
Conv deb 2%s 1948
J&D
Continental Roll & Steel
Fdy—
s
f 6s 1940
64!
60)
14
17
85
J&D
-
59%
64
Cement Mfg 6s '41.. A&O
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s
*47 J&J
Cosgrove Meehan Coal
6%s 1945
Sr|"J®
Co 3 %s
Credit
106%
106%
97%
98%
58"
4%
f deb 1951 J&D
s
_
103
103*1
100
105
Foncier Franco-Oanad—
„
5%
M&S
r
Investing Cos
5%s 1946—M&N
60
Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc—
15-yr 4s s f Nov 1 19.50—M&N
10-vr s f deb 4
J&J
%s*1948'."
_
f deb 4s 1950
s
5s
96%
92%
M&S
1940
103%
1042
47
Cumberland Ry & Goal—
A&O
Curtis Pub deb 3s 1955
105
104%
Cudahy Packing 3%s A '55"_M&S
Conv
63
104%
103%
Crucible Steel 4 %s A
1948-F&A
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
85
mmmm
106%
v I»
/
m&N /
Credit Service—See
24
91
97
1st non-cum inc 6s
1947—-J&J
Consolidation Goal Co-
105"" Crowley Milner
27
.
75
J&g /
Inn 5s 1953
....
99%
99%
89%
Consol Paper Corp 5%s
1961. J&J
Consol Press 6%s 1949
J&D
Certificates of deposit
100
36
55
97
93%
100
A&O
165%
99%
Dairyland League—
Certifs 6s May 1 1944..
Oertifs 5s May 1 1945..
Certifs 5s May 1 1946
I
Certifs 5s May 1 1947..
Certifs 5s May 1 1948—
Certifs 5s May 1 1949.
Certifs 5s May 1 1950..
.
Davidson Biscuit 5 %s A '45 A&O
65
.
_
F&A/
66
67
67
,85%
87
52
24
54
26
4
6
102
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1946...J&D
80%
Bardeleben Cod Corp—
1st cum Inc 5s 1957.-Ann
April /
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937 stmp M&S
/
Deerfield Glassine 1st 5s Mar
*50- /
Defiance Paper 6s 1939
J&D
Delaware Floor Products—
2nd income 6s Mar
1946
Detroit City Ice & Fuel—
4s
w
w
82%
F&A
Detroit Garages 5%s Mar 1948./
Deutsche
Series
s
f 6s Oct 15*60
B__
A&015 /
/
60—
98
98%
78%
52
D£m ,°?Sllst 4
ser A *52.A&O
Serial 3 %s 1910-1913
A&O
Dominion Steel & Coal 6
%s 1955Dommion Tar & Chemical Co —
Deb 4%s ser A
1951
M&N
Dom Woolens & Wore 6s '53-J&J
Donnacona Pap 4-4
%s '56—F&A
24
notes 1947
J&J
Dow Chem Oo deb 3s
1951—J&D
85
80%
8
104%
103%
4%s conv debs 1949
M&S
Earl Fruit lstsf 5%s 1947—M&N
15
104%
30
Ltd
6s 1952.J&J
Oorp 5s 1953
J&D
Eljer Company 5s 1951
Elk Horn Coal
Oorp—
30%
30%
Empire Sheer & Ttn »Mate—
lst conv s f 6s 1943
...A&O
55%
59
Emporium Capweli Oorp—
Ooll
40
45""
12"
97
100
70
72
67
70
56
59
s
f 4s 1950
44
50
60
58
106
102
83
51
....
85%
-
MMMS*
86
40%
45
100
69
107%
75
63
4% notes 1942
108
84
r
J&D
1952
55
104%
40
Empire Properties Oorp 2-3s 1945
lst 4s
59 %
95%
30
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s '37. M&S
/ 40
Eastern Dairies 6s 1949
M&N
43
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938 _J&D
/ 105
Eastern Racing Assn 5s 1945
97
Eaton Paper 1st
5%s 1943.M&N
66
Elec Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952.F&A
107
95
116
17
10
58
2 % -5s
1949
M&N /
Durham Duplex Raxor 6a 1955—
Durez Plastics & Chem—
Eastern Gar Co
88%
94"
}5%
102%
Deb 5s series A 1955
..Jan
Du Mont (Allen
B) Laboratories—
Eastern
45
0
55
Dufferln Paving & Stone—
108
t
53
Dryden Paper 6s 1949——.F&A
8
83
65%
r
10-yr 5%%
87
42
83%
43
1949
Dickinson (Alb't) 6%s 1935.J&D
f
Distribution Term Warehouse—
5s 1956
a&O
76%
40
Rentenbank—
Cum inc 5s (ex-stk> Nov I
3
10
44
25
41
Detroit Har Term 1st 6s
'50. M&S f
20
Detroit Times 6s 1940 to '43 M&8 5
100
Dickey (W 8) Clay Mfg
20
/
1948
Farm Ln
95
102
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
Corp Inc 5s 1968
J&D
O'ties Service Asphalt 5s 52.A&N
t Basls|
Nuisol
77
59
92
77
Chicago
1st cum inc 5s (w-s) '48—F&A
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961-A&O
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940—-A&O /
City Savings Bank of
a
"1 %
38" Ooplay
71
90
Bnr|an«wt 7w lq'i.g
55
36%
68
A&O
1949
Produce District
101%
101%
'
1st M conv
75
15
Ohe«ap ke-OaiupOorp4%s'47J&J
104
Chicago Dally News—
3%s s f debs 1950
A&O
104
Chic Grain Corp 3-5s 1952-.A&0
/ 28
Chic Molded
100
100%
100%
100 %
100%
J& T
1942
5s with stock 1937
Serial debentures—
1.25% due Mar 1 1943.....
65
_
150
Bethlehem
0.50% due Mar 1 1941
1.00% duo Mar 1 1942--...
A&O /
64
65
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941 ,.M%N
107
Certain-teed Prod 5 %s 1948 M&S
80
Oespedes Sugar 7 %s 1939 ...M&S /
6
Champion Pap Corp 6s '45..F&A
95
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4 %s s f deb *50('35 Issue)_M&S
103%
4 %• s f deb 50('38 Issue) .M&S
102 %
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
27
Beudlx Home Appliances—
5% conv debs 1944 —..M&N
Betoieheai Hdy & \ia 5s'44-A&0
Betaleheni Steel Co—
Carthage Marble Corp—
1st s f 6%s A 1942
M&S /
1st n-c income 5s Apr 1951
f
Oassco Corp Inc 6s 1949
M&S
Celanese Corp of America—
F&A
Celotex Corp—
Debenture 4 %s w w 1947.F&A
Central Coal & Coke—
Non-cum Inc 4s B 1941...A&O
/
Central Foundry Oo—
Locomotive Works—
102%
Ask
83
45
97
Sink fund 5s July 1
I960—J&J
Consumers Oo (111) 5s 1956—J&J
Consumers Rock & Gravel
45
Bid
De
3s debentures 1955
Bait Steam Packet 5s 1942—F&A
103%
/
Cum inc 6s 1950—
F&A
Cum inc 0% notes
1Q50—F&4
Consol Indus (111) 5s
1958..M&S
.S^soUdated WarehQus^s
94
J&D
40
Mtge 6a 1950
S&
68
3%s 1942-19454%s 1952
Columbia River Paper Mills—
6s to 1948
...A&O
Cum inc 5s April 1967
Commercial Mackay Corp—See
Public Utility Bonds
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
Consol Biscuit 1st
5%s B '46 M&S
1st 5%s ser O 1946
J&D
Consolidated Cement Corp—
Consul
73
30
Baldwin
37
70
102
ioox
.3.5*2
99
100
1
40""
37%
%sserA*51 M&N
Can Pow & Pap Inv 5s 1958-F&A
Without warrants
50%
Can Cementlst 4
25-yr
—
53
35
14
35 %
Canada Paper Co 3s 1941— J&D
1st M 6s H49
J&J
Can Locomotive 6s July 1953
Canadian National Steamship—
60
36
102
51
Calif Group Corp 5 %• 1956 M&N
ljOl
Camaguey Sugar—
7s Certificates of deposit. 1942
/ 10
Campbell River Timb 6s 41 -J&J
124
Campbell Transportation Co—
Equip trust 4%s to 1946--M&S
100
Equip trust 4s to 1951
J&J
97
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
65
M&S
1939J&J
1947—M&N
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
51
1st lien 3 5s 1955
-—J&D
22%
Calif Cooperative Creamery—
1
1st s f 8s 1948
A&O a 102%
Deb sf6%s guar 1943
A&O a 102
Calif Cotton Mills 1st 6s *40.J&J|
75
Calif Dairies deb 6%s 1942.M&N o 101
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N
Gen conv 6s 1950
M&N
Conv deb 4%s
60
66
Cum inc 7s 1941
...F&A
Carlisle Lumber 6s 1945
Carrier Corp conv 4%s 1948 A&O
Autocar Co 7s ext
61
58
31""
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Carribean Sugar—
Auburn Automobile
102
59
29%
106 %
60
6% conv notes 1945
100%
63
Canada SS Lines—
1st & gen 5s 1957
£T
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlantic Ice & Coal 6s 1951.J&D
Atlantic Refg3s debs 1953..M&S
Atl Bug Ref 1st s f 4s 1951—M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
10
Newspa 5s '45-A&0
102%
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942.
M&N
98
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J
95
Buck Hill Falls Co 6s 1959-M&N
100
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941.F&A
96
Buffalo Gen Laundr 6 %s '41. J&D
35
Bullock's Inc (Los Angeles)—
100
4% notes ser E to 1941—M&N
4% notes ser F 1946
M&N
102
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J&J / 15
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961--M&S
34
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J
33%
Income 5s 1958
Ann, Apr
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952-----A&O
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
37
Bldg 1st 5s stamped 1960 A&O
53%
Byers Machine 3-6s_
1946
25
Byrndum Corp ext to Jan 15 1942
95
Calaveras Timber 1st 6s '38-M&N
f 24
California Consumers Corp—
101%
1st lien 4s 1952
J&J
Ati Gulf & W indies SS Lines-
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
7
w*
103 %
Animal
49
Brush-Moore
American Type Founders Inc—
s
98%
102%
45
5s 1945.M&N
Gen mtge 6s w s 1954
J&J!
65
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s
1943.F&A
103%
Income 5s 1970
....An Apr /
75
Columbia River Packers Assn—
Income deb 2s Oct 1950
103""I
Brandram-Henderson 6« '56.J&D
5%s 1950 ser B
M&S
Brown Pap Co ext 4 %s '41 -A&O
Bruck Silk M Ltd 6%s M5.M&N
112%
118%
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42.-M&S
American Writing Paper Co—
Conv 6s 1961
Ann Apr
f
Ames-Holden Tire & Rubber—
.97%
Brit Col Packers 5s 1953-—J&D
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
M&N
1st
93
Extended 6a stpd 1943
J&J /
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951——M&S
J&J
Brown Coal Indus 6 %s '53—A&O
Brown Co 1st 5%s 1946
A&O
14%
Amer La France & Foamite—
Conf
A&O
1941
Gen s f 7s 1950-M&N
Bklyn Serv Station 5 %s *46-J&D
97%
109
1 u Ciiem Corp—
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
F&A
Debenture 6s 1944—-—A&O
4s
Bowser (8 F) 7s 1944
66"
AmSrmiines deb 4 %s 1941-J&J
455
Amer Dept St's (Pa; 4s '48--J&D
}
45
Amer Dept St's (Del) 6s '47.J&D
f 60
Amer Fruit Growers 5s 1950-F&A
65
American
1st
list 5s 1968
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
f 7s 1955
101
101%|
Bowater's Newfoundland Pulp &
45
108%
s
100%
4s April 1953 (units)
23
6s assented w w 1948
*45
6s 1955-.
/ 30
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
64
Algoma Steel Corp Ltd—
Conv 58 ser A 1948
—M&N
70
Allied St 's Corp deb 4%s '50-A&O
100%
Debenture 4%s 1951
F&A
96
Allis-Chalmers s f deb 4s '52.M&S
1st
F&A
1941-1912
Paper Mills 1st 4%s '68—J&J
A&O
A&O
100%
102
Bloomlngton Limestone Corp—
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
100%
conv
Climax Engineering 5s 1946.A&0
Colon
a] Colliery 6s 1954—M&S/
Colonial S S Co, Ltd—
I
Corp (Seattle)—
6%s
—J&J
Bonds
101
due Mar 1 1947
2.30% due Mar 1 1948
2.45% due Mar 1 1949....
42%
38
Ask
Heve Tractor
2.15
A.JLU70
Blethen
Aeolian Co 6s 1944
Bid
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
due Mar 1 1946
2.00
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
J&D
I
Certificates of deposit
f
Acadia Sugar Ref 4%s 1955. A&O
See
near as
Ask
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
General 6s 1954..
Adams Express—
where marked "V* and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
interest" except
•
58
J&J
104%
J&J
100
55
62
4
/This price includes accruedjnterest.
k Last sale.
»
Nominal.
r
Canadian funds
NOTICE—All bond price,
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
INDUSTRIAL
82
tSl dai'of feie
marked"/'''and'
"and interest" except where
are
"
1
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
Ernesto Breda
7s
Haytian Corp of America—
60
40
1954-.- —F&A f
European Mtge & Invest Co-—
1st lieu 7 %s 196b ser B
F&A
Conv
4*4
3*4
f
7%a income 1966
$
1st lien 7s 1967 ser O
M&S f
7. income 1967
-------- f
Everiastik lnc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
18
4*4
3*4
75
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
20-year 4s s f deb 1956.—J&D
99
Falstaff Brew deb 5s 1947--J&D
Fan ous Players Canadian—
r
99
1st & coll 3*4s 1941-1942. J&D
67
1st & coll 4**s 1951------J&D
4
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s 63 A&O f
64
Federal Grain Ltd 6s 1949--F&A
80
Fed Home Mtge 6s to 1941--F&A f
55
Fed Portl Cement 5s 1947—M&S
f 47
Federal Screw W ks conv 6 >48 49
1st s f 5s 1949
M&S 1 66
92
Filtrol Co of Calif 6s 1946— J&D
Finance Co of Amer at Baltimore
103
4% notes 1947
—-M&S
Finland liesideutial Mtge Bank—
34*4
S f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
104*4
Firestone T & Rub 3 tfs '48-A&O
107*4
....
69
66
-
-
m'—
—
-
-
•
-
68
....
1957
J&J
lnc—
6%% notes 1946.A&O
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947--- - J&D
Fontenelle Brew 5s ww 1947-J&J
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956——M&N
Franklin Co Coal Co 7s w s'49J&J
Franklin Deb Corp 4-6s'53_J&D
Eraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
J&J
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '62
Frick (H O) Coke 5s to 1944-J&J
Gair (Kobt) income note*- 6s 197k
Galveston Wharf Co—
Ref 5>4s series A 1951J&D
Ref 5*4« series B 1954——J&J
-
f
f
39*4
96
94
96
102""
Hines Land & Timber 6s '48..J&J
105
Hoberg Paper Mills 5s 1946 -J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 w s-.A&G
4>4-6*4s 1st mtge 1944— -A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s '47--M&N
103
33%
26*4
80
85"
56
81*4
x
A&O
Houston Oil ' 'o of
4*4s
s
A&O
f
94
II
105
25 X
25%
-—-A&O
1st 3s 1958-. A&O
Granite City Pig Iron—
Cum inc 5s 1943
.——M&S
Graton & Knight 4*4s 51—J&D
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
75
75
75*4
60
62
inland
Conv deb s f 4s
Deb
s
1947
£
Certificates of deposit
2
1*4
9
f
"2"
9
Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941.-A^
Internal Mercantile
69
94
97"
75
78
99
101
76
79
international
s
103
I 5s 1947 ser A__
102 %
Iron City-Ohio River OorpIron City ser 6s Dec 1 '48
Ohio Riv ser 6s Dec 1
48
Jacobs
41
104
60
63
58*4
63*4
'
to
103
'/
15
/
/
>/
20
8
12
notes
(F L) 5%% dividend
J
1942
57%
104 %
>
52
r
96
58
40
60
62
1st 5s series A w w 1952..
Karstadt
99
99*4
i
40
48
i
96
98
■f
-f
f
11
11
11
25
(Rudolph) lnc—
64
61
63
64
66
97 *4
98*4
*
;
Hammond Standish &
102
103"
100
99*4
99
100
>
42
45
r
104
18
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
_
10-yr 6s 1939 W w
A&O
Harborside Warehouses—
Non-cuin inc 6s Jan 1973-.
/
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with warr for Am shs—J&J /
3X-6P£s 1945
60
Keyes Fibre Company—
44
i
16
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
1951—--A&O
------
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal—
1st 6Ks 1948
M&S
Haw ley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946
Haytian Corp inc 8s Oct 1938
-
Keokee Cons Coke 6s 1959
96
98
21
24
98
108
Knudsen
102*4
Koehrtng Co (Milw) 5s
1
J
91*4
15
104*4
105"
3
102*4
103
3/
-f
29
27
95
I1
Cream'y 5>4s '50.
194
Koholyt Corp 6%b 1943--.
Hoppers Co 4s 1951
Kreege Foundation—
10-yr 3s coll trust 1950—
Kreuger & Toil—
96
>/
3
20
J
80
■
98"
92*4
5
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
5-6s April 1
1946
Lake St John Power
J&
99
104h
103
11
125
83
Mackintosh-Hemphill 5s'51-J&D
100
A&O
123*4
125*4
84
5
'51. A&O
98
1st 7 %b *42..A&O
Certificates of deposit.......
36
1st s f 4s Feb 1 1957
M&N
29
30*4
Manhattan Kefrigd*4s 1941.J&J
Mansfeld Min & Smelting—
89
91
36
20%
..J&D
'52M&S
Paper—
M&N
59
Marion St'm Shovel 6s '47--A&0
82
Stamped
Massey-Harris 1st 4*4s 1954.M&S
80
Matthiessen &
61
20
90
88
61*
59
Hegeler Zinc—
80
1st & coll 4*4s A 1949
A&O
68
70
stamped 1948—1..F&A
McCormicks, Ltd, 4s 1952--.J&J
McCrory Stores Corp—
3*4ssf debs 1955
A&O
60
66
McCoid Rad & Mfg—
6s
104*1
McKesson & Bobbins
inc—
1950-M&N /
1st mtge 4*4s 1955
M&S
Medusa Portland Cement—
59
61
r
36
38
51
94%
105
-A&O
102*4
99 %
94
conv
4-5 %b to
1945
94*4
105*4
Appeal 4 Ha 1952
—M&S
Mengel Co conv 4Kb 1947--M&S
1st
104*4
Memphis Commercial—
100
95
Merchants
Dispatch—
Eq tr 5s 1941-1942
Eq tr 4*4s 1941-1945
Eq tr 2*4s 1940-1946
J&D
J&D
A&O
1.70
2.00
1.25%
1.50%
2.10
1.75%
Merchants Distilling Corp—
deb 1947
M&S
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage—
1st 6*4s 1943-49
A&O
5% conv
45
55
75
86
Mercury Mills Ltd 5*4s '53-M&N
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957--J&D
Gen s f 6s ser A 1949
M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4%a '51 J&J
51%
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954
J&J
Miag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956--J&D /
55
Middle States Petrol 6*4s 1945..
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s *43. J&J
96
75
75
88
16
102%
Milton Mfg Co 6s 1952
M&N
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
52*4
A&O
A&O
1st 6s series A 1935
J&J
1st 6s series C 1950
M&N
5-yr 6% notes 1931.
.M&S
Minnesota Tribune & Manlstiq
36
37
36 %
37*4
37%
37%
10*4
85%
35%
9
Pulp & Paper 5J4s 1941 __M&S a 100
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
111) 1st ref 3K-4s 1951-..A&0
99%
Mohawk Rubber ext 5s 1948 A&O
93
Molrs Ltd 1st s f 6s 1953
J&J
45
Molybdenum Corp of Amer—
98
6% notes 1942
J&D
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L Ry.
Monong Riv Cons Coal & Coke—
A&O
*47.-F&A
127
Montreal Cotton deb 5s '43-M&N
103
1st 6s 1949
Monroe Coal Mining 6s
-
Montreal Dry Docks 6s '48-F&A /
Morris Plan Corp—
See Investing Companies
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 3-5s Dec 1'53
Mortbon Corp—
Coll A 2*4-5s ser
1 1941 .J&D
Coll B 2J4~5s ser 2 1946 ..J&D
Call C 2>*-5s ser 3 1951 —J&D
Coll D 2>4-5s ser 4 1956 ..J&D
Mosinee Pap Mills 1st 5s '51 - A&O
Motor Transit inc 6*4s 1952.J&J
Munising Pap 6s A &B 1943.A&O
Deb
98
63
a
-
99*4
96m
....
35
99
100?
70
60
60
76
78
66
97 %
99
Steamship Line—
J&J
6*4s Jan. 1 1937 wwA&O
Secured 6s 1937
J
62
61
20-yr conv deb 5*4s
Mead (The) Corp—
Munson
& Paper—
J
127*4
21
1st 6s series B 1948
Kansas Pipe Line & Gas—
22
95%
104%
101%
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
1st 6s series A 1945
Jones & Laughlin Steel-
37 %
104 %
128*4
123 %
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0
61
"I"
5354
1—« 1 0 0 toto
103
50
70
65
100%
61
57%
Paper—
J
1st & rer s r 5s ser B 1947-. J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A...M
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
1st M 5s 1968
——J
1st 4*4s 1968
J
1st & rei
23
J&D
Conv s f deb 5s
88*4
88*4
M&N /
/
f 5s 1947
104
l-5s 1954
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945
97
Inter national Match Corp—
48-J&D
Lines—
106*4
66
Griess-Pfleger Tan g 5 Hs
Co—
1947-- - A&O
105*4
Interlake Iron Corp—
40
5s w w 1951--M&S
78
96*4
83
79
58"
80
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
90
70
Mc<. oil Fronte.rac Uil— T
55
105*4
a
Extended 3-6s 1945—r-r.M&S
84
Car Lines 5s 1944.
73 %
66
F&A
48
Inland Steel Co.
64
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956—A&O
Hamilton Cotton 4*4f 1950
"3"
75
105*4
HX
30
50
7%s 1936.
105"
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—-
85
27%
27%
60 %
50%
Maple Leaf Milling—
2
r
30
30
128
5 >*8 to 1949
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5s
Marinette & Menominee
42
65
35
M&N
70
73
1955.-.--------A&O
Gypsum Lime & Alabast—
5%a 1948M&S
Hale & Kilburn 6s '39 stmp—J&D f
68
100
31
28
28
F&A
7s without warrants 1941. M&N /
112
^
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S
Groc St's Prod conv 6s 1945. J&D
Gulf States Steel 4*4s 1961-A&O
71
"/'■ 16
Indian Refining 5s Dec 1
30"
/
/
68
79
40
28%
28%
Manati sugar
78
34 *4
51
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947
A&O
Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944.-M&S
Lion Oil Ret deb 4*4s 1952..A&O
Liquid Carbonic conv 4s '47-J&D
Loew's Inc deb s f 3*s»s 1946-F&A
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
1st ext'd l-4s 1956
M&N
Louilard iP) Co g /s 1944.-A&O
5s. 1951
F&A
Mahon (R C) Co deb 5s
4
19
1949 series B
55
50*4
Leipzig Trade Fair Vs 1953.M&N f
12
Libby McNeil & Libby—
1st mtge s f 4s 1955
102 %
J&J
82
Liberty Baking 6*4s 1944
M&S
123 %
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944.-A&O
Mahlstedt Mat'ls 5s 1955
7
105*4
Cold Storage
Steamship
1
5
--J"
Progresso Italo-Amer Pub—
6s
Wares—
1st extend s f 3-6s
10
%
Sinking fund 7%s 1963—A&O f
Hydr Press Brick 6s 1944—A&O /
Hy grade Food Products Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A—A&O
98
Hosiery—
8 f deb 5s w w 1946- —---M&S
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s 43-F&A /
Granby Consol Min & Sm 5s 1942
Grand Rapids Motor Coach—
Cum inc 7s 1962 w s
M&S /
Grand Rapids Operating Corp—
6s extended 1942
J&J
Grand Rapids Stores
Equipt Co deb 5s 1949
F&A
Grand Trunk Warehouse &
Hamilton Mfg
40
5
^
Companies.
Gurney Foundry Ltd—
1st 4-5*4s (w s) 1949
30
_
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Gotham Silk
Cum income
100
30
Hudson River Navigation—
1st 6*4s 1951
M&N f
32*4
96*4
51
49 >8
1943
Gold bonds 5s 1951
_
_
J&J
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956
50
80
6s 1950.M&N
101
Gerlack-Barklow Co 6s 1950-F&A
25
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
13
German Bldg & L'd Bk 5%s 1948
72 %
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s 65 M&S
Globe Industrial Loan—
See Investing Companies.
94
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 44-J&J
Gobel (Adolf) lnc—
70
Conv deb 4*^s ser A 1941-M&S
Good Hope St & lr Wks (Germ'y)
16
,
5 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&O 15 /
103*4
Goodrich (B F) 4J4s 1956---J&D
1st s f 6s
29
99*4
29*4
Finance—
Steel
26
_
M&N
4 >4s ser A 1952
Georgia Mar hie is'
75
14
M&N
63"
65"
99*4
70
Texas—
f debs 1954
28
95%
Leonard Tietz—Set Ttotz
_
59
55
1st mtge income 1975
J&D f
Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s *48 J&J
Conss f g 4%a 1954
J&J
Cons s f 4*4s 1954 ser O-.J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st 5s stamped 1944
1st & ref 5s 1954
F&A
Stamped 1954
1st & ref 5s 1964
F&A
Stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s 1974
F&A
Stamped 191 4
Sec 6% notes e>t ro 1943.-J&J
Stamped
100 *-4
101*4
98*4
A&O
Home Service (Portland. Ore)—
83*4
550
A&O
A&O
35
40%
50
53.00%
/
61
Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w_ J&D
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5%b '49 w W-J&J
Hansa
90
Hungarian Central Mutual
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J f
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&J f
39
52
1947 ser A_J&J
Deb sf hs 1948
Holly Sugar Corp—
1st 3 *4s 1941
1st 3*4 s 1942
Hudson River Day Line—
S f 1st mtge 6s 1946
15
31*4
25 *4
21%
94
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A-.J&D
70
General Eleotric (GCTm^^)—
Sinking fund deb 7sl945-_J&J
Deb bPas 1940
-J^D
General
40h
1947.M&N
104 j4
General Cable Corp—
See Investing
38%
18*4
Healey Petroleum deb 5s 1948 J&J
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s '58-A&0
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstown Rug 6*4s w w 1944.
Hill Mfg Co ext 6s 1945
M&N
1st coll 3-5s 1950
9
1st secured 7s
General
f
f
Housing & Realty Improv—
(Berlin) 1st 7s 1946
M&N f
Works—
Conv g
1st mtge s f 5>4s
-
-
1st 4s 1947
Home Serv Corp 6s 1957
Flour Mills of America
■i
f 4s 1954
.
106
First Bohemian Glass
s
Inc deb 5s 1989
Hearst Publica 6 >4s to
18
f
Certificates of
38%
2
2
deposit
Namm (&A I) & Sons 6s 1947F&A
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6Hs 1938
Nat'l Acme 4Hs ext to '46—J&D
101
25
102*4
National Bondholders
Central Funding—
An series
National Central
Savings Bank
4
85
%
a Called for redemption,
Quoted In guilders.
see page
111,
6 Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
n Nominal.
r Canadian price.
INDUSTRIAL
Sept., 1940]
MISCELLANEOUS
&
83
BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and
Quotations for all securities are
Bonds
Bid
Nat Container deb 5 Mb *52-A&O
Nat Dairy Prod3 Ms w w'51 M&N
Natl Debenture Corp 4-6s 1953—
National
98 m
106m
99m
106m
49
104
104 m
91
86
Cum conv inc 5s 1952.—M&N /
15m
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947—A&O r 100
National Hungarian Ind Mtge
Inst 7s 1948
M&N /
Nat Ice & Cold Storage (Calif)—
1st s f ext 3 Ms-6s 1952
J&D
National Industrial Loan—
See
17
4
51
55
Eq tr 5s 1940
National Steel Corp—
A&O b
F&A
103
1st
1.00%
gold 5s
A&O
A&O
1% 1941
1942
1943
_A&0
.A&O
1944.
.A&O
1945.
1946.
1947.
.A&O
.A&O
.A&O
.A&O
105
105m
Poor & Co
Porto
s
f deb 4s 1946—A&O
6s
101M
101X
Port
104
104 m
23
32
3-5s series B 1954
J&J
Nekoosa-Edwards Pap 6s'43_J&J
New Eng Laundries 5s 1956.J&J
Niquero Bug 3Mb'40-'42-J&J
N Y Dock Co >st g 4s 1951. F&A
Oonv 5% notes 1947—
A&O
94
97
91m
90m
49
52 M
47
49
Potomac Md Deb Corp 4-6s 1953
82
47 m
81
84
—M&S
M&S
64
66
56 m
58
48
55 h
54
47m
2d conv deb 4s 1957
1st 3 Ms 1941-1943
M&S
r
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
1st Income 6s 1958——J&D
87
88
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948—..J&J
Quaker City Cold Storage—
80
90
82 H
86
85
Queen Dyeing 1st 5s 1944—J&J /
Quincy Market Cold Storage &
Warehouse 1st 5Ms 1946.M&N a 101
Radio- Keltb-Orpheura CorpMIdwe8t Corpref 6s 1940.M&N
94
Railway Express Agency Inc—
7s
101
Corp—
1st* f5s 1953
J&J
7
Nivelle Corp 4s 1952
M&N
Nordberg Mfg Co 1st 6s 1943M&3
102
91
8M
44
Equip trust 4M« Aug 1 *40-'46Equip trust 4 Ms Nov 25 *40-'43
Equipt tr 4Kb 1941-47-J&D15
4.00
Equip trust 5 Ms Sept 1 '40-'44.
4.10
4.25
4.25
103M
3.50%
3.00%
3.50%
3.25%
Nortn
92 h
30 h
89 M
27 m
50
60
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
2.75
3.00
2.25%
3.00%
2.50%
97 M
97
99
94
96
99
Northern Redwood Lumber
6s
1937
J&D /
N'west Pub's Deb 4M» 1948.J&J
Northwestern Barb
HM
99
Nova Scotia Steel & Coai—
1st conv s f 3Ms 1963
J&J
OceanSSCo(Savannah) 5s '43J&J
90
92
90
92
54
56
Inc deb 7 Ms (w a)
Aug 1 1953.
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942-A&O
Oregon Pulp & P 6s to '45--M&N
Oreg Terminals inc 5s 1945-.A&0
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D
Oswego Falls Corp—
4 Ms without warrantsl952 M&S
Otis Steel s f 4 Ho A 1962—J&J
Pac Coast Cement 6s A1942.J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
Pacific Western Oil 3M 1949.F&A
Pan-Amer Industrial 7s '37-M&S
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&D15
Certificates of deposit
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952
M&S
Paramount Pictures 3 Ms '47.M&S
A&O
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4 Ha '56.M&S
Pea body
Coal Co
35
101
69
69
76
57
78
70
96 m
97
1
38
38
104
88 m
104 m
89
40m
53
63
66
96 m
93
Penn Dairies 1st
95
f 6s 1949—J&J
—
Penna Cent Brewing 6s 1937 A&O
71m
45
3
1 •11
11 11 11 1«
i bi1
1
i
i
1
50
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st m
s
f 6s 1941
ser
A.M&S15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
lsts f 4Ms 1960
J&D a 105
1st sf3Hs 1960
J&D
103M
Petti bone MuJ liken—
6s ww 1943
M&S f 19
Phelps Dodge 3 Ha 1952
J&D
108 M
59
60
99
98
99 M
99 %
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6 Ms with warrants 1943—J&J
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
F& A
M&N
__J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947. J&J
Schoenstadt (H) & Son 6s 1950
Schulco Co 6mb 1946
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f 6 Ms 1946 ser B—A&O
Stamped
Schnlxe Baking 1st 6s 1945--M&S
Scovill Mfg Co 5Ms 1945—J&J
3M debentures 1950
J&J
—
109m
99 m
99 m
99 %
100
106 M
66
102 M
100
101m
104
105
103
40
3
109m
42
1st mtge sf 4Mb 1955
Southern Brighton Mills—
1st gtd 7s 1940
1st gtd 6Ms 1940
40
200
72 M
37 M
95
98
101H
67
95 m
101
101M
98
68
66
100 M to 101
90
105 M
105
82
84
96
97
J&D
J&D
75
80
..A&O
Sou Ice & Util conv 6s 1946.F&A
tSouthern Improvement 1st 5s *41
Southern Kraft Corp—
1st leasehold 4mb 1948
J&D
Southern New England Ice—
1st a f 4Mb 1967A&O
83
Southern United Ice Co—
1st 4s w s 1950.
A&O
55
97
62 m
40
12
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s '89M&N
47
7
J&J
Without stock
Stinnes
41m
12
S'west Lumb Mills 5s 1955. -M&N
■
49
9
105
104 h
105 m
105m
22
27
100
23 h
76
,
24
.82
43
41
;
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5 Ms A1943
102 M
102 M
F&A
99 m
(Hugo) Corp—
7s 2d stamped 1946
A&O
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
73
41
J&J
42
45
42
45
Strange (John) Paper 6a '44--J&J
Strawbridge & Clothier—
1
100
1st k f 5s 1948.
M&S
Struthers Wells Titusville—
1st mtges f 5Ms w w 1949-A&O
102
84
102 m
100
102
7s 2d stamped 1940
Certificates of deposit
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
J&J
Stutz Motor Car 7 Ms 1937.-A&O
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of
85 m
1
M&S
dep
1
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1940-1942.M&S /
Summerfield Hecht—
Extended 3-5s 1951
F&A
Sunlight Coal Co 5s 1947
J&J
Superior Elevator & Forwadlng
M&N
15
81"
99
i5om
1938—J&D
Swift & Co 3 Ms 1950
M&N
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
J&D
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
60II inc 7Ms July 1 1958—A&O
2m
105 m
105m
Tenn
125 m
Coal & RR 5s 1951 __J&J
Term Refrig & Warehouse Corp—
4Mb 1948
106
--
80
100 m
Sink fund deb 5s
16 M
3
A&O
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42.-J&J
Texas Corporation—
3% debentures 1959
A&O
3s debentures 1965
M&N
Texas Sugar Ret Corp 6s '44.F&A
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951—J&D
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
1st s f 5Ms ser A 1951
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3M*
M&S
'52J&J
Tietz (Leonard) 7Ms x-w '46-J&J
Tilden Lumb & Mills 6 Ms'46M&S
Tivoli Brewing conv 5« 1947 J&D
95
100
90
95
100
50
105
103 m
J*
93
98
17"
105 M
104
2
94 M
....
45"
8
78
Tomahawk Kraft
45
"9"
82
Paper—
1st 5s (with stk) 1951
..A&O
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944
J&D
UchI Gold Mines 1st 6s 1941 J&D
Ulen & Co—
81
90
67
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950--F&A
Unified Deben Corp 3-5s 1955
Union Oil Co of California
6s May 1 1942 ser A
11*
14
8
76 M
28
32
28
30
72"
Al*
49
F&A
3s debentures 1959
F&A
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—M&S
103 m
12
United Amusement Corp—
1 st 8 f 5s ser A 1956
F&A
United Biscuit deb 3mb '55.A&O
106 m
109 m
lll«i«
103 m
15
64
106m
38
38
92 m
104
105
40"
94 M
105m
•
Called for redemption; see page 111.
t Quotations based on $89.50 of principal amount; 5% was paid on July 2 and 5M % on Sept. 25.
changed for Va. Hot Springs Co. bonds,
b Basis. / This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian funds.
50
101
M&N
Superior Oil 3 Ms debs 1950-A&O
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
19
7
South Coast Corp—
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
6s Jan 1 1951
45
86
36 H
M&8 /
Ann Apr /
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
5
9
f 7s '55 F&A /
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942
J&D30 a
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45--F&A
100m
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
27
Roch & Pitts C & I 5s 1946.M&N
100
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
A&O f
14m
Rolland Pap 1st 4 Ms A '51.M&N
66 m
Roman Catholic Bishop
(Portland Me) 4s 1958...A&O
104
3-3 Hb 1940-1948
A&O
103 m
Roman Catholic Church 6Ms 1946 f
12
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
12
f
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
A&O J
17 m
Ruhr Housing 6 Ms 1958
J&J }
11
Sahara Coal inc deb 5s '40.M&N f
2
St Louis Amuse't 1st 6s '45-A&0
95
St Louis Car Co—
1st extd 6s stamped 1945.M&N
70
1st extl s f 7s 1945
Gen & ref 6Ms 1951
6% notes 1937
104M
63
105 m
64
18
23 M
12
war
Signode Steel Strap 3Ms '45.A&0
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941
F&A
Sllverw'd Dairies 5s '41 to '51 J&J
Simmons Co Conv deb 4s'52A&O
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & coll 4mb A 1951
J&J
Skelly Oil 3a deb 1950
F&A
Slattery Co Inc 5Ms 1954
J&J
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
lit 4 mb 1951
J&D
Smith (L O) & Corona Typewr'rs
Deb 2 % to 4 M % to 1946—J&J
Smith & Wesson 5 Ms 1948
J&J
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co—
3s debentures 1964
J&J
Secured cum Inc 3-5s Apr 1950.
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947-.-J&D
Stevens & Thompson Paper—
1st ext 3Ms (w-s)
1958.M&S
102 M
24
/
2.00%
87
15-yr 2mb deb 1953
Co—
3t Paul Un Stk Yds 5s 1946-A&O
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954
A&O
3.00
J&J
Stand Textile Prod 6 Ms '42 M&S
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946--F&A
Starrett Corporation—
101M
101 %
f
94
f 6s 1947
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947—-F&A
Standard Oil Co (N J)—
Debenture 3s 1961
J&D
100 H
101
J&J /
1m
Richfield Oil of California—
Conv s f 4s 1952
M&S
106 m
Richmond Cedar Works 6s 1953- /
38
Richmond Hos Mills 5s 1948-F&A
47 m
Richmond (Va) Ice Co—
St Louis Gas & Coke Corp—
1st Msf 6s 1947
J&D
9t L Rky Mt & P 5s '55 stpd.J&J
97 m
90
s
Southwest Dairy Products—
Conv income 5s 1944
100 %
100 M
/
Rima Steel Corp 1st s
100 H
103
100 h
J&J /
60
98 m
s
1946
1st & ref 5-6 Ms 1947
A&O
Richmond Radiator 5s 1948 M&N
(Oonsol Co)—
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured s f 4s 1961
J&J
7s
19
f 5s 1953 ser A......M&N
s
19
39*
99
Peerless Cement 1st 5s 1948—J&J
Penman's Ltd 1st 5M8 '51..M&N
Penn Amer Coal 6s 1941-56.-J&J
1st
Union
Richardson & Boynton
Cum income 4s 1945
10
36 m
15
100
•
3 Ms assented 1946—
Transportation Co—
8 f conv deb 6s 1944
H-1% June 1 & Dec 1 1940._
1 M-l M % June 1 & Dec 1 '41
1 H-1M % June 1 & Dec 1 *42
1 M-l M % June 1 & Dec 1 '43
1 H-2% June 1 & Dec 1 19442-2 M % June 1 & Dec 1 19452 H-2 M % June 1 & Dec 1 *46
2 M-2 % % June 1 & Dec 1 '47
2M-2M% June 1& Dec 1 '48
Railway Wuouse 4-6s (w-e) *47R' aity Bond & Mtge deb 4-6s '53
Reliance Grain Ltd 4Mb 1952-J&J
Remington Rand inc—
20-yr rteh 4 M® w w 1950--M&S
4H» without warr'ts 1956 M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge 4Mb ser B 1961.F&A
Gen mtge 4Mb ser O 1956 M&N
Purchase money 5Ms '54.M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s '48F&A
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st mtge 4Hs s f 1956J&J
Reynolds Met deb 3 Ha *51—J&D
Rheem Mfg conv 5s 1948
A&O
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s '50 M&S /
Rhode Island Ice 5s w-t '51—F&A
8m
31
35
104m
Serial notes—
Rheinelbe
85
O'Connor Moffat deb 6s 1948F&A
O'Gara Coal 1st inc 5s 1955 M&S fn 7
Ohmer Fare Register 7s 1938.J&J
15
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948
38 m
Parmelee
13 h
110
Wire Co—
1st mtge s f 5Msw W1945-F&A
5 Ms without warr 1945. F&A
—M&N
.
12
66
103 m
_
36
Refrigerator Line
3 40
.
1947—M&N
—
North American Car—
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 *41-'43
Equip tr 4s ser J 1940.46.J&D
Eq tr 3Ms ser K 1940-48.-A&O
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills
1st 4s 1940-1947
M&N
1st mtge os to 1948
M&N
A&O /
1946
Prov Paper Ltd 5Hs
97 m
1st
Southern Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-8a 1942—
99
Germany—
90
North Western
~
45 m
94
78
American Cement Corp—
6Ms 1943
M&S
Income 6Ms 1953
M&S
Nor Amer Refract 6 Ms 1944.J&J
North German Lloyd—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
M&N
New 6-4% 1947.
M&N
rn
49
65
1941
m*
Atl Deb Corp—
Extended at 5% to 1943
J&J
N Y Shipbuilding 1st 5s '46.M&N
Deb 4s
98
85
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s '51—J&J
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
23"
42
Corp—
2mb debs 1954
J&J
'rtdan-WyomIng Coal Co—
Deb g s f 6 Ms '51 with
Deb 6s 2930
75 m
98
19
6
40 m
23 m
Siemens & Halske—
90 m
52
97"
4
"
Shuron-Optical 6s 1951
96
70m
95
Shippers Car Line—
Equip trust 5s E 1941-42.-A&O
2
1st 6s ext 5M% 1942
M&N f
N Y L E & W Dock &
Impt—
J&D
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
fcNew York World's Fair 1939—
103m
Royal Puip & Paper—
1st 5s 1957
M&S
M&N
68
68
100
See Investing Companies.
Seneca Copper Corp 7s 1933-J&J}
Shaffer Oil & Ref 6s 1933
Shaker Co inc 7s 1936
Ask
"102 M
Sh
Potomac Deb Corp 4-6s 1953
Potomac Franklin Deb 4-6s 1953.
106 H
Bid
101 H
66
Scripps (E W) deb 5 Mb 1943 F&A
Scullin Steel 1st 6s 1941
A&O
1st conv 3-6s 1951
A&O
Seattle Times deb 4mb '41.-J&D
Deb 4mb 1948
L.-J&D
Securities Acceptance Corp—
S ieH Union Oil
100
94
—
^otestant Church of
J&D
2
106M
95
N YL E & W C & RR—
New York Trap Rock
1st rntge s f 6s 1946
0s stamped 1946
15
Potrero Sug 7s stmp 1947._M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st 8 f 5s '55 J&J
105 h
77
New
stamped 1942
Potomac Realty
4-6s 1953
,
Gen & coil sf 6Ms 1940A&O
Coll tr s f 6 Ms 1943
-A&O
Natl Tool conv deb 6s w w '42F& A
Nat Union Mtge 4-6s A '54..J&J
J&J
5s to 1941
.M&S
Potomac Bond Corp 3-5s 1953—
Potomac Cons Deb Corp 4-6s '63.
102 m
103
~5"
100
Certificates of deposit
102
3m
66 m
107m
100m
Certificates of deposit
100 %
101
14 m
Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
100 m
100M
1948.
.A&O
1949.
National Supplylst M 3 Ms 1954
J&D
National Terminals Corp—
Rican
Bonds
Ask
104
1957——....J&J
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ms'44 M&N
1st collM 3s 1965.
Serial notes
f 6s 1948
s
Pitts Term W'house & Transfer—
1st ref 5s 1936
M&N /
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
17
2.00
Bid
14 m
1973..J&J
3
Conv deb 6« 1949—
._M&S
64 m
Phillips Elec Works 5s 1953.F&A
106 V8
Phillips Petr 3s conv deb '48.M&S
102 m
Phoenix Iron I st s f 6s 1946-M&N
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943 ... F&A
3
13 h
Pickering Lumber 6s A 46. .M&N
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s '42 A&O f
109
'Mttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49. J&J
Pittsburgh Coal deb 6s '49..F&A
104m
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Colot mtge conv 4. Ms 1952.. .M&S
105
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to 45.M&S
Phila & Read C & I 5s
Pitts Steel
Investing Companies
National Radiator Corp—
Cum income deb 5s 1946..U&S /
National Steel Car Line—
Bonds
Ask
Distillers Products—
Oonv 3 Ms debs 1949
M&S
National Fire Pr< >ofing < 1o—
1st M conv 5Ms A 1940.M&N
as
Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
1 Ex-
INDUSTRIAL
84
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
8 f 6s Oct 1 1952
A&O
66
59 M
92
13
22 M
5
30
26
Va Hot Springs Co Inc—
2d mtge 1)4-4s ser A 1979—.
Cum inc
93
64
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
1st 7 54s 1943
M&N
66
Walker
Deb
100
100
Walworth Co 6s
10034
100 34
10034
100)4
100 M
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
Warner Bros Pictures—
100
101
100
ioo
101*4
101*4
H
76
101
101)4
101%
10154
101
102
101
10254
10254
10034
ioo h
10054
10054
10254
10254
103
102
23 ys
22
69
50
s
63
88
85
J&J
98"
93
95
3554
3654
29
32
10354
90
93
Commodity Exch—
88
93
N Y Prod Exch
91
94
3
5
Assoc membersh.
Baltimore Stk
1.10%
1.20%
22
24
5054
10354
"475
Chicago Stock Exch
Cleveland Stk Exch
339
1,500
2,250
41
350
213
4",666
Los Ang Stock Exch
Vtilw Grain & Stk.
73
157
4.100
1,000
150
150
•8
Montreal Curb Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
t/80
500
10554
101 M
1.000
4",500
J6.000
J18.000
70
100
Phila Stock Exch..
700
"500
"300
400
200
"450
Pittsb Stock Exch.
100
450
St Louis Exchange.
42
500
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
43
69
16,500
Seattle Stock Exch 1
30
75
Toronto Stock Exch
113
*12,000
Washington Stk Ex
'VinnJnear Or Exrh_
40
300
200
300
463
11,100
1,000
1,500
Seattle Curb & M.
20
100
~
1,150
New Orl Stock Ex.
9954
85
650
65
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Mlnn-St P Stk Ex.
754
"375
650
58
"525
1,600
2,000
Detroit Stock Exch
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
Minn Ch of Comm.
10054
3,800
2,500
485
110
78
150
475
2,500
1.100
51
101H
-660
100
25
473
28
10154
"555
150
1.549
10454
30
600
Chic Merc Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
1.50
1.70
$35,000 $35,000 $40,000
4,000
3,500
4,050
1,500
1,800
6,900
267
76
127
Exch
Chicago Bd of Tr_
10254
10554
b Basis.
Last Sale.
344
550
887
977
N Y Oof & Sug Ex.
N Y Curb Exch
A&O
t Canadian dollar value,
a Called for redemption: see page 111.
s Sale price,
x Ex-interest,
v 80 seats, 70 members.
10534
10434
10534
10434
SEATS
N Y Stock Exch...1,375
N Y Cotton Exch..
450
Secured 6s 1945
Wilbur-Suchard 4s 1952Wilson & Co 48 ser A 1955..-J&J
Onnv debs 3*4s 1947
85
55
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
1st M «* f 4s ser o 1961
M&N
Conv 4s debs 1948
....M&S
a
J&J
M&S
5-year 7s ser A 1930
69
1942
90
97
EXCHANGE
17"
Wlckwire Spencer Steel—
7s certificates of deposit 1935...
Prior lien 7s certificates 1935
111"
69"
102
.-.M&N
92
108%
108%
J&J
■
15
10254
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M s f 454s ser A 1966—F&A
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sewing Machine—
8954
1954.
J&D
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948 F&J /
Valvoline Oil ext 5s 1947.-M&N
88
No,
f deb 6s
notes
Deb 6s 1940
4-5s
100
100
J&J
'62J&J
99
Yates-Am Mach 3-654s '44.A&0
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
A&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
6934
i.
68
23 34
23 M
88
106
103
80
_
35 >4
10454
A&O
23 34
22
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1943-J&J
Utah Ice & Storage (Colo)—
50
A&O
1941....M&S
1937
M&S
Warren (8 D) Co—
1st mtge s f 454s 1952....M&N
Conv deb 4 54s 1952
M&N
Watab Paper 1st 654s 1942--J&J
Webster C&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
Western Dairies Prod 654s '41 J&D
Western Fruit Express—
Eq tr 454s ser D 1941-44—J&D
454s ser E 1940-1945
M&N
Western Grain Co 6s 1949—J&J
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944
F&A
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
Debenture 4 *ts 1945
J&D
Wheeler Osgood Co 6s 1941.M&S
1st 4s 1953
J&J
10134
101M
10154
101M
100 h
100 h
100
99
2d conv inc 5s 1962..Ann Apr
Woodward & Tier nan Print—
64
M&S
554s
101
101
J&J
3 54« series A 1942-1945—J&J
4s series A 1946-1947
J&J
Warren Bros Co—
100 h
101
<
4 54s series A 1952
Woodward Tron 1st lien 5s
Warner-Quinlan Co 6a 1939.M&8
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J
Conv
68
99
1st 3s to 1941
4854
f deb 1955-A&O
68 debentures 1948
1st 6s 1944
100
73
45
1054
754
44
50
82
Warner Co
10034
1 1951.
1 1951.
11952.
2.40% due Nov 1 1952.
2.45% due May 1 19532.50% due Nov 1 1953.
2.55% due May 1 1954.
2.60% due Nov 1 1954.
2.65% due May 1 1955.
United Steel Works (Germany)—
6Hs series A 1951..
J&D
334s
!34s assented A 1951
634s series C 1951._
J&D
334s assented O 1951.
634s series A 1947-J&J
3 Mb assented A 1947..
United Stockyards Corp—
15-yr coll tr 4 Mb A ww *51 A&O
r
90
J&D
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
Walton Lumber 1st 6 54s *41 Q-Jan
101
101
..M&N
Extend Income 6s 1963.
6s 1942
(Hiram)-G & W—
454s 1945.
100
100
Witherbee Sherman Tnr—
39
37
Wood & English coll 7s '39..M&N
Woods Bros Corp 6s 1937
A&O
454
354
ser
s
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38-A&0
1054
Wabasso Oot'n 4s-454s *51—F&A
Walker Coal & Ice 6s 1945..M&S
99%
99 y8
1 1950-
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s 1943
Van Dorn Tron Wks 7s June I
1)4-4s
101
82
M&S
554s 1943
75%
74 34
Wilson (W P) inc 654s 1945.M&N
Winslow Bros & Smith—
Woods Mfg Co Ltd—
B 1979
7a Iron Coal & Coke 5s *49-M&S
2.15% due May 1 1950.
due Nov
2.25 & due May
2.30 fc due Nov
2.35 i due May
100
95
Viau Biscuit Oprp 6 vjs '46—J&J
v icana Sugar Co 6s 1955
J&J
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953. _J&J
Va Hardwood Lumber 6s '42.J&D
9634
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
1.00% due May 1 1943
1.125% due Nov 1 1943
1.25% due May 1 1944
1.375% due Nov 1 1944
1.50% due May 1 1945
1.625% due Nov 1 1945
1.75% due May 1 1946
1.80% due Nov 1 1946
1.85% due May 1 1947
1.90% due Nov 1 1947—
1.95% due May 1 1948
2.00% due Nov 1 1948
2.05% due May 1 1949
due Nov 11949
2.10'
2.20"
85
8034
1st coll conv 5s 1051
A&O
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942—
Certificates of deposit
70
58
55
80
5s 1953 F&A
M&S15
United fllec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946.
United Oraln Growers Ltd—
5b series A 1948
J&J
634s series B 1949
M&N
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945-J&D
Deb 6 >48 1941
M&N
U S Finishing 5s 1944
J&J
U 8 Print & Litho 6s 1950. _A&O
U 8 Radiator Corp—
conv deb 8 f 5s 1946
F&A
United States Steel Corp—
United Corps Ltd inc
United Drugs 58 1953
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
"250
1~,666
12,000
16 000
500
"150
f
/This price includes accrued interest.
A; Last sale.
nNominal.
Canadian price,
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations are for the last day of the
99
99
7
Atlanta Mb, 1%b
Atlantic Mb, 1Mb..
Burlington
Chicago
Denver 1Mb, 3s
...——
First Carolina 1Mb, 2b...
First Montgomery 3s. 3Mb
First New Orleans Is, 2s...
First Texas 2s, 2 Ms
First Trust ot Chicago—Refunding 1, 1)4 & l)4s._-—Fletcher Mb, 3Mb
Fremont 4Mb, 5Ms
Illinois Midwest 4Mb,
r
3*4
5s———
80
83
Lincoln 5s
82
85
Atlantic....
....
...
8234
....
North Carolina 34s, 134s
99
99
82"
99
35
40"
99
99
Phoenix 5s
103
99
Phoenix 4Mb
102
99 M
Potomac 1Mb
St. Louis
99
San Antonio Mb, 2s
63
Southern Minnesota
9934
Southwest (Ark.) 5s.....
Union Detroit 234s_.—..
80
Virginian Is, 1Mb
99
-
23
21
99
13
.
Bid
100
78
100
................100
Denver
100
Des Moines...
...100
First Carolinaa...
.....100
Fremont
100
Lincoln
100
New York
100
North Carolina
100
Pennsylvania
100
Potomac
100
San Antonio
100
Virginia
...
...5
Virginia-Carolina
100
.....
9834
99
Par
Dallas
80
Oregon Washington
Pennsylvania 1Mb. 134s.
100
98
Indianapolis 5s...
...
Iowa 4Mb, 4Mb
Lafayette Mb, 2b—......
Lincoln 434s...........
Atlanta
Lincoln 534s
New York 5s
9
3
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
w*
85
99
Ask
82
48
52
73
78
60
58
18
54
52
14
4
P
6
7
100
38
94
32
100
102
234
110
107
3
125
110
99
Quotation shown for all maturities.
Company in receivership.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
Concluded from page 72
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Per
Seaboard Finance
Corp..——1
$2 cum pref w w
$2 cum preferred
*
......—*
Second Carey Trust..
—100
Second Investors $3 prior pref.25
$1.50 convertible preferred—5
Securities Acceptance Corp—
-4
Common
6% preferred
— -25
4Mb conv debenture 1950.J&J
Securities Co of N Y cons 4s
Securities Corp General com...*
Securities Invest com—.......*
Preferred
100
Selected Amer Shares Inc ....234
Selected Income Shares........ 1
Selected Industries com
-*
$5.50 prior stock...........25
Convertible stock
5
Allotment certificates........
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
334
2034
ni*
23
42
30
7
9
934
Sovereign Invest. Inc., new.....
tpanlsb & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg—...—£1
Amer aep rets ord bearer—£1
*pencer Trr.sk Fund Inc
•
Standard Amer Trust Shares—.1
Standard Investing Corp—
$5 50 preferred w w
Inc—.....50c
Corp.....*
Corp of Amer—
23
24
Standard Utilities
96
98
•State St Investment
—
---*
Common
434s Mar
5s March
♦
price,
1 1942
M&S
1 1952....__..M&S
n
mper
Class A A
J Super vised Shares
....
7.73
3.75
8".43
•
-
-
-
34
4134
234
4234
45
34
80
1
85
78
83
334
4334
—1
Me
1/
13.61
share
6.11
if
74,
14.75
.29
10li
6034
62M
2.23
com..........9
534% partic preferred—.—50
Tobacco & Allied Stocks Inc....*
Tobacco Securities Trust Ltd—
Am dep rets ordinary.......£1
Am dep rets deferred.......£1
TransamericaCorp
—-—2
Trl-Contlnental Corp....—..*
6% cum preferred—
*
3234
35
50
54
Warrants
5s conv deb
e*
to
Tories
* No par value.
—J&J
10534
O—.1
107
B
...1
2.12
A.l
1
Union Investment
4.76
Conv
deb
5s
234
M&S
99
15 %
2 04
1946
U S Elec Light & Pow tr
Trust ctfs series B—
ctf A..
U 8 & Foreign Securities com..*
$6 1st preferred
*
U. S. & International Sec......*
pref with warrants......*
Utll Equities Corp com
.10c
$5.50 priority stock
1
Utility & industrial Corp..
.6
Convertible
preferred........7
Wellington Fund............
Western Reserve Investing—.
Deb 534s 1944
F&A
share
.54
.79
1.15
4 26
common..,..*
1st
1034
134
4 34
134
6734
—...........
1953
♦Trustee Stand Invest ser
♦Class D
♦Series
9
Ask
Bid
.49
.71
1.05
2.16
Trusteed Amor Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares....25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares....
1
♦Trustee Standard Oil shares
234
~5~~
Talcott (James)
99
..........
5.52
Par
Per
"4 34
by sponsoror issuer,
Nominal, a? Ex-dividend.
Quotations not furnished
k Last sale,
"l{e
30
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Per
share
23
38
Par
8134
•J*
51i14
45
43
1
.
12.74
j
134
13.(
100
%
* Name changed to Mass. Investors' Second Fund.
e Ex-coupons.
f Flat
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
Per
Par
share
Callaway Mills....*
TEXTILE
STOCKS
Cannon Mills
Chad wick-Hosldns
*
Preferred
*
17
65
Apponaug Oo
*
Arlington Mills. .100
Atlantic Rayon
1
Bates Mfg
100
Beacon Mfg—
Preferred
Beaunit Mills
5
100
10
$15* conv pref_20
Berkshire Fine
Spinning Co
5% preferred
Boott
♦
*
85
87
91
70
7
Chiquola Mfg
20/
6% preferred
Clifton Mrg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. .50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Common—-.100
Converse (D E).l00
Orescent Spinning..
Dtllas Mfg (Ala) 100
D irl'gton vffg(SO)
Drayton Mills....20
Dunean Mills
20
7 % preferred. -100
6
iH
Mills.
Borden
5
Dwight Mfg—125*
Eagle Yarn
IX
35*
65*
-•
18
8
Brighton Mills—
Preferred
Cabot Mfg
100
4
265*
Draper Corp
Farr
Alpaca
62
*
100
31
8
5%
•
Globe Knitting..2X
Goodall Worsted.50
2
•
100
Preferred
Prior preferred .25
Hartford Rayon vtcl
5
J*
28
5
7
18
20
12 X
"H
75*
Hathaway Mfg.. 100
»
com
Flint Mfg Oo
30
X
28 5*
Franklin Process. _*
Fruit of* the Loom
Kendall Oo
10 X
Patchogue Plymouth
24
73 X
85*
31X
8X
•
>>
42
36'
41
20
20
18
Newberry C M—100
60
65
60
5
•
10
12
8
14?*
& Print Wks
3
105
Amer Enka
*
Amer Yarn Ac Proc—
49
515*
57
61
110
2
Anderson Cotton
*
41
47
100
100
104
25
17
7
Avondale Mills..—1
50
93
.....
Mills (SO) .25
Preferred
Belton
4
6
53
100
78
83"
Brandon Corp A. 100
Class B
*
7 % preferred.. 100
25
27
88
92
Burlington Mills.. I
Calhoun Mills....50
185*
185*
Bibb Mfg
.
5*
43
*
without
Canadian
par
price,
15*
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd 8c Ex 1
46"
255*
N Y & Honduras
Rnsario
125*
14
Nipissing Mines
5
Mines
*
2.50
102
Noranda
Union-Buffalo Mills
North Butte
Ohio Copper of
Utah
—.1
12
14
Old Dominion Co.25
38
42
Oklahoma Interstate
5
Vtctor-Monagh'n 100
7% preferred—100
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M
6s Jan
1941
Wallace Mfg Co...
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
see
10
65
60
118
Guar
&
16"
9
150
Trust
of New York
West Jersey
Guar Co.
20
3
35*
Title &
50
130
*
Lab'tor1es_»
Mining Com..25c
Preferred B
50
20c
565*
4 J* % conv pfd 100
Abbotts' Dairy
*
\berrromb e & Fitch
117
..1
6
Common
30c
58
1595*
22
18
$6 preferred
75
Aborfnyle Mfg.. 100
Preferred
100
60
•
•
10
8
55
65
Abitibi Pow &
Pap.*
preferred .100
7% preferred—100
X
6%
Acme
35*
5
25
Steel..
..10
Millis...
Vddressograpb Multigraph Corp
10
\dvance Rumely..*
4
7
32
47
17
475*
20
225*
135*
25*
14
40
19
3
Aeolian Co—
6% preferred A.50
Aero
12
Industries
Technical Inst—l
Aero Supply
5?*
6?*
Mfg—1
.1
Class A
21
22
55*
4?*
Corp.l
5*
100
Aetna Stand Engine*
Preferred
65*
1
\g new-Surpass
Common
65*
15
11
17
185*
X
37 X
43c
.....100
5
1
Aircraft Accessoriesl
6c
Aircraft Precision..1
Aircraft & Deisel
Preferred
5*
105
Alnsworth Mfg
Air Associates
55*
105*
15*
35*
107
5H
11
11
1
Equipment
10
65*
18
Shoe
%
365*
36c
20
.
Agfa Ansco (Del)—1
Airplane & Marine
Direction
Finder
Airplane Mfg & Sup 1
101"
111.
5*
135*
Aetna Rubber—
45
page
7
45*
Warrants
99
98
Title
Class B
3X
Newmont Mining.10
10
Mortgage Guar. *
Columbia (D C)—5
EmnireTitle frOulh'l
Real Estate (DO) 100
Aeronautical
Mt City Copper..5c
National Tunnel
and Mln68com..*
New Jersey Zinc. -2ft
12
5*
1
145*
67c
45*
*
Canada
124
30c
14?*
60c
31?*
75*
85
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref... 100
1
....
Abraham & Straus.*
~1X
29
10
100
9?*
45*
265*
McIntyrePorcuplne5
Miami Copper....5
Mining Corp of
78
Common
185*
55*
45*
Magma Copper Ool 0
Textiles Inc com.. 10
Class A pref.—100
Class B pref....50
100
6
e
GUAR¬
& SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS
Adams
50
common.
250
ANTEE
13c
45
value.
a Called for redemption;
t New stock,
x Ex-dividend.
8
Worsted—
7% preferred.. 100
r
225*
Webbing
65*% pref
——
TITLE
Abbott
KUdun Mining
Stowe Spinning
Mills
e
28?*
99
83
118
20
43
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
Acme Wire
7% preferred 100
Southern Weaving.*
lstmtge notes—
Spartan Mills.
10"
Startex Mills...—20
2
e
e
45c
Lake Shore Mines. 1
5
2
e
A B Stove
405*
315*
Cop..25
8
205*
5
5
50
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
1
$6 preferred
93
10
e
e
Fiftv Associates (B).
Hotel Tr(Boston)100
Jardine Mining
1
Kennecott Copper.*
6
com
11
55*
20
89
Southern
11c
Mining. .1
Isle Royale
8
Tbomaston Cotton
8
Beaumont Mfg—..
7% preferred
"§"
Franklin
Mills.
195*
IX
32 X
*
*
Preferred
Southern
20
e
Amer Title & Guar25
Island Creek Ooal.l
104
5
85*
e
Bankers Bond 8c
•
1
King David Mln.50c
Kirkland LakeGold 1
Sterling Spinning..
80
Internatl
67
6
Acme Spinning.....
Alabama Mills—.*
Preferred
8
65*
62
Chic R ETrus's.
35*
19
—
106
Idaho Md Mines. .1
104
Southern
Arcade Cotton
Mills
Illinois Zinc....
Inspiration Cons
Copper
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
Southern Mills
Appleton Oo
65
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
Process
100
58
8
13 5*
155*
85*
Mining
125*
Howe Sound Co—6
Hudson Bay Mln
& Smelting
Riverdale Mills—
8
Wayne Knit Mills.5
80c
common
1?*
31
31
X
Homestake
50
50
25^1
25 X
Power common..5
38
25
e
Granby Cons M S &
Holllnger Mines—5
Common
e
Bos RET (Bos).IOO
15& Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston). 100
I
5X\ Factory Bldg Tr.100
1
62
6% preferred- .100
Mills
e
Bos Gr'd R'TTr 100
e
.£
57
Rowan Cotton
Saxon Mills..
29
21:
Cycle OorplO
Goldfleld Consol
Mines
Perfection Spinning.
22
Bd of TrBld Tr.100
25
2
101
7 % preferred - -100
28
3 J*
.1
Copper Co
100
Hecla Mining—25c
Riverside & Dan Kiv
5% preferred.. .50 t
Utica 8c Mohawk
Cotton Mills.. 100
Wamsutta M
100
50c'
8c
Smelting new
General Tin
81
89
98
15*
6X
.
78
97
1
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
45*
Evans-Wallower
100
7% preferred-.100
17
*
10 X
4
Greene Cananea
100
27
%
100
White Knob Copper
Copper Canyon.10c
Copper Range.
*
Cornucopia Gold.5c
Golden
—
40c
Preferred
10
Wright Hargreaves
35c
17
32
55*
325*
25
X
1
Plate
Clear Creek Cons—
Common
10c
Clemenceau Min 25c
Consol Copper
5
Cons Mln & Smelt.5
53
—
1
1
Tonop Bel't Dev 10c
Tonopah Mining. .1
Union Copper Land
& Mining.
.25
Utah Metal & Tun. 1
Washington Tin
*
13
—
Mining.lOc
Walker Mining
1
48
_
Sunshine
Teck Hughes
Tintic Standard
21?*
10X
X
1
Zinc, Inc
Federal Mining
24
5
Silver-Lead. 1
5?*
7% preferred-.100
NorriS Cot Mills
—5
45*
42
Preferred
100
Evans Wall Lead—
54
45"
95
Mills
115*
Shattuck Denn
Stand
Gold Mln & M..1
Dome Mines Ltd—*
15
2
83
IX
47
_
.10
Silver King Coal
Eagle Pkh Lead. -10
42
29
IX
48
120
55
13
Musgrove Cotton...
Nat Yarn Mills
50
33
Abbeville Mills....5
27
44
105*
21
7
23
113
snares-
Joseph Lead
Oressoo Consolidated
30
75 X
18
7
—
65
28
65*
-
—
60
*
t
—
See Indus. Stocks
Mfg
Mfg—20
Poe (F W) Mfg-.100
RanloMfg
.10
7% preferred. 100
Ltd Amer
St Anth Gold M—.1
Mines—
Copper
73
36
Pickens
Quincy
25
Roan Antelope Mln
r
C25*
Chief Consol Mln._ 1
Chile
Mills.. 100
Mooresville Cotton.
100
*
102
Monarch
Mfg
Elastic
58
98
65
King (J P> Mfg.. 100
Bleachery 8c
Dye Works com 10
Piedmont
50
128
5
Oo
Mock Judson Voe—
165*
175*
113
r
5
Zino-Lead
Callahan
La nett
__
98?*
r
Dredg¬
& Sull'n M &
20 X
52
145*
155*
55*
8
40
40
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
May Hos'y Mills
1 t
$4 preferred
Mills Mill pref—100
r
Pond Creek
Pocahontas
*
Premier Gold M
1
Preston East Dome 1.
Butte Copper &
Zinc Co.
95"
1?*
3?*
Gold
ing, Ltd
90
20
X
Knitting...50
18
27
30
Linford Mills
145
Bunker Hill
16
23
40
11
29
United
Bulolo
12
100
7% preferred
A
36
10
95
Pacolet Mfg
Chatillon__l
32
30
Orr Cot Mills... 100
Rayon.*
Bol Inca Mining
Bralorne Mines Ltd*
Judson Mills A pflOO
ITeferred B
100
ljfturensC M
100
Limestone Cot Mills
1
Utica
Industrial Cotton
Mills pref
25
7% preferred.. 100
Class
4% preferred
$3 prior pref
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferredImperial Yarn
Inman Mills
Preferred
18"
5 % preferred- .100
SouleMill (N B).10U
37
27
42
Copper Corp
See Borden—
Tubize
....
Graniteville Co—20
Grendel Mills—
Preferred...
20
Hamrick Mills.....
Black Hawk
Consol Mines...1
Cerro de Pasco
23
50 X
Skenandoa
Gossett Mills
8
23
1005*
825*
r
&
11
42"
*
Mills
36
25
65*
r
r
15*
15*
5*
1
Pioneer Gold Ltd.-l
Polaris Mining._25c
10
Lead
Zinc
45
63
8
6% prior pref. .50
Sanford
32
1
Enterprise—
15
77
Smelting..... .1
$5 prior conv pf 25
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co
50
Andes Copper M.20
Bagdad Copper
5
Central Eureka
19
Pacific Mills....—*
Sagamore
(F R)
87
22
Mining
Amer
13"
25
1
Park-CJtah Consol
Mines
Patino Mines 8c
35*
Alaska Juneau Gold
Calumet 8c Hncla—5
Central Am Mines. 1
37
21
*
20
165*
83
10
So Am Gold & Plat.I
7
65
18X
18 X
Preferred
52
145*
Gaffney Mfg..—50
Conv pref.
10
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glenwood Mills. 100
117"
STOCKS
7
95*
Roxboro Knitting—
Preferred
3
47
MINING
5
70
guissett
ich Borden
MillsMfg—
100
10
104
21
Ask
Tin
Consolidated
245*
St
4
21
1
50
8
Henrietta Mills—
87"
OX
Pepper ell Mfg
100
Pilgrim Mills—.100
43
109
10
Oriental Consol
Mining
Pacific
95*
14
27 X
Nonquitt Mills
*
North Amer Rayon—
Saco Lowell Shops
Common
8
43
110
87
65*
Rayon class A. .25
Mills com
16
2
116
IX
N J worsted pf—100
Newmarket Mfg
*
B_
48
12
85*
Bid
Par
Dredging
12
New Bedford
Com class
44
Can Converters. 100
Can Cottons Ltd 100
Preferred
100
Dorain Text Ltd
*
Preferred
100
Montreal Cottons..
Preferred
100
Penmans Ltd com.*
Preferred
.100
Wabasso Cotton
82
82
6
100
*
43
114
50
1
A
37
75
40
Stocks
Amer shs ctfa__10
Pato Consol Gold
Knit.5
16
61
.
Com class
Canadian Mills
7% preferred..100
19
(Balti more).
100
Preferred
100
Nashawena Mills..*
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred
100
Cotton
61
Hartsville Cot Mills.
...
2nd preferred
Naumkeag Steam
57
ll"
Martel Mills—
.
97
103 X
82
17
Merrimac Mfg.. 100
Preferred
100
Mt V-Woodb Mills
Florence Mills—100
7 % preferred.. 100
Fulton Bag & Cotton
Mills.
*
Hanes (F H)
8
100
$6 part pref A
*■
Kllburn M (NB)_75
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
Luther Mfg
100
Units
20
6% preferred.-100
10
7% preferred
6
100
Cleve Worsted Mill
Common
*
Gosnold M (N B)
E&sley Cotton Mills
7 % preferred
Eflrd Mfg
100
Erwiu Cotton
units...
General Cotton
19
73
93
Hosiery—
See Indus, stks
35*
10
Bourne Mills
46 X
II
123
7
Mills..*
Preferred —...100
West Point Mfg. .20
Wlnget Yarn Mills
Mtge 6s
Wfscassett Mills
Woodside Cotton.20
70"
Durham
(Richard)
Mfg Co com
Border City Mfg 100
Botany Worsted—
Mills class A..
5
Preferred
45*
8% preferred.. 100
5
17
15
Wellington
355*
China Grove Cot—
H
45?
88
3 X
Washington MillslOO
34
Ask
Bid
Par
share
22
24
21X
3X
Stocks
Per share
24
21
A*
90
Northern Mills
*
Ask
Bid
10
Co common
Amoskeag Go
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
are as near as
Stocks
Ask
Air
Keduc'n com..*
1
1
41?*
42?*
X
X
Air-Way Electric
161"
ePurchaser also pays accrued dividend.
Appliance
Flat price
—
—
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
86
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Ask
Bid
Pfif
Alaska Pac Salmon*
4
Albany Packing. 100
54
Preferred
100
Alberene Stone of Va
Vot trust ctfs
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class A
5
* r
100 r
Preferred
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander Hamilton
Inst 8% pref—100
Algoma Steel
Preferred
5
334
100
Mfg Co com.100
5% pref.
100
Maracalbo—1
Amer Metal Co
♦
4
6% conv pref—100
American Meter
*
American News Co *
Amer Optical
*
Amer Piano class A*
Class B
.5
Amer Pneu Serv
*
2834
5
13
6%
Am Potash & Ohem *
Amer Products
*
60
54
Corp
Preferred
-100
Allen Industries
1
AH en town Portland
Cement pref
10
Alies & Fisher.....*
Alliance Realty
5
Preferred
Corp
21 %
100
22
8X
9
Amer Radiator A
8
9X
2%
%6
234
4
4
7% cum pref 100
Am Republics comlO
Amer Rolling Mill 25
4H% conv pf 100
Dye
""
common..,
156 %
Am Safety Razor—
Common
18.50
Allied Kid Co com,
Allied Mills Inc
*
154
994
12
4h
Allied Paper Mills. 1
Allied Prod (Mich)—
CI A conv
25
Common
10
Allied Stores Corp.*
5% preferred—100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Common
*
Alloy Oast Steel..-*
Aloe (A S) Co
20
Alpha Portl Cem —*
1834
12X
654
63 X
pref
3A
9%
1234
5 94
21
1334
6X
70
6% non-cum pf 100
48
51
13%
13
2
American Stores
*
American Stove...*
Amer Sugar Ref.100
15934
7% preferred.. 100
114
Am Sumatra. Tob— *
1T34 Amer Television
1
6% Amer Thermos A..*
8
*
86
87
6 % preferred.. 100
Amal Leather
77
99%
1%
6% conv pref—50
Amalg Sugar
10
Aluminum Ltd
*
Corp
Amer
Agric Chem_*
Amer Air Lines...10
American Arch
Amer Bakeries—
*
1X
*
Class B
*
47
15
16
55 94
28
5634
5834
5434
734
7% preferred
16
pf_100
38
634
4 34
130
25
95
176
Motors com..
*
Preferred
-.100
Amer Carmel
100
Preferred
100
Amer Centrifugal.. 1
Am Chain & Cable.*
pref. 100
Chicle
*
American Cigarette
& Cigar Co...100
Amer Wringer
*
Amer Writing Pap.*
Amsterdam Trading
k
IX
3934
7
434
133
Cable common. _•
Anchor Hocking
G1 Corp. new. 12 J4
9634
178J4
Anchor Post Fence.*
$5divpref
Andian Nat Corp..*
194
26
.4434
Angostura-Wuppermann Corp
1
Anheuser Busch._20
Animal Trap
_*
AntlUa Sugar
100
Apex Elec Mfg
•
Applied Arts
.1
Appollo Steel....10
134
2634
45
35c
3
34
634
X
1954
105 X
121%
140
Preferred
100
Amer Coal (N J)..25
Amer Colortype.. 10
115
5% preferred--100
65
1
834
yu APWPaper
5
19J4
Archer-Dan-MldPd *
10734 ArcturusRadioTube*
124
Arden Farms vtc.l
$3 partic pref
*
200
Argo Oil
5
13"
694
.
5
6% 1st pref...100
76
80
24-94
3354
1154
1134
37
5% preferred—.10
2d series
10
Amer Distilling pf 10
Amer Dist Teleg
*
7% preferred..100
Dredging.. 100
Amer
534
934
9
3
34
1254
1294
334
95
90
1153a
11734
33
American Encaustic
Tiling Co
1
Amer Export Airlines
Common... ...50c
194
134
234
3
Amer Export Lines 1
12
Am Fabrics, pref 100
4
6
Amer Felt common *
Preferred
100
Amer Forging and
8
12
74
79
Socket com
*
Amer Fork & Hoe-.*
Am Fruit Growers.*
Preferred
50
Am Furniture
Am Hair & Felt
.1
1234
4k
1034
134
534
94
*
1st preferred.. 100
534
11
194
734
134
234
_
_
Amer Ice Co
6%
non-cum
pf 100
*
81.50 prior pref.10
Amer-La France A
Foamite
Locomotive.*
7% preferred. .100
Amer Mach & Fdy.*
Amer
Am Mach A Met..*
Am Maize Prod
*1
2134
3034
334
23
31
26
28
51
5134
.
•
7% preferred. .100
Armstrong Cork-. *
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
Arnold Print Wks.*
5% preferred...30
Aro
2
2134
23
4
434
2434
2
26
294
34
15
94
1534
10
12
£y>
Aviation & Transpor-
534
1134
IX
&
2734
3934
137
56
140
tation Ooro
1
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Class B
..10
Preferred
100
65
854
Ayrshire Pakota
25
Colliers Corp
34
"5"
534
734
1
29
Baldwin Co
39 54
140
57
144
1134
1234
1234
13 54
13
-7-3 34-
32*
Warrants
Baldwin Rubber
I
Bancroft (J) A Sons*
Preferred
100
2-34
34
33
14534
234
334
1134
34
PrefeTed
3 34
Barium
15034
334
334
Class B com..
*
6% 1st pref—100
Atl Gulf & W Indies
SS Lines new._l
5%
non-cum
pflOO
Atlantic Refining.25
4% conv oref.100
Atlas
Drop Forge. .5
Atlas Plywood
*
Conv preferred.20
Atlas Powder
*
.
5% conv pref—100
Atlas Tack....
*
Auburn Automob.I *
New common
58
16
19
w
i*
Auburn Cent Mfg. *
Austin Nich A Co. .*
85
cum
prior
Galled for redemption;
A.I*
7
Boeing Airplane--.6
Bohack (H O) com.*
1st
IH
9
3
4
35
934
4134
634
134
934
4134
834
134
1734
434
5
4
15
18
2*
6%
27
pref..25
conv
Basic Dolomite.
454
254
254
3894
35
12
15
91
85
334
2754
..5
Bath Iron Wks..._l
95
254
1554
2554
634
534
.1
20
113 34
Optical
69*
10
10
com
1054
534
2434
34
954
234
734
15c
5c
,ii*
1st preferred
100
2d preferred..100
Beau Brummell
_
Ties Tnc
.1
Aircraft
1
Beech-Nut Pack..20
Beech
3534
434
Belding Hem'way
9
Bell Aircraft
108
104
4k
43 34
*
._1
Bellanca Aircraft
1
Bellows & Co A..10
Belt RR A
434
4434
6
14 34
234
334
1534
1234
1234
2
Common
50
Preferred
50
Bender Body com—5
Bendix Aviation.. .5
75
3234
5934
834
334
3334
61 >4
834
4
Appliance cl A..5
10
11
1134
1134
Class B
33»ic
Benson A Hedges. .*
434
2
Purchase warrants
Borland Shoe 8t
*
7% preferred.-100
11
12
Best A Co
Beth Fdy A
68
69
50
*
..
■
63
Preferred
„
5
534
Mach"*
Preferred.
Beth Steel (Del)
.50
*
7% preferred--100
B/G Foods Inc
*
7% preferred--100
Bickfords Inc
*
34
34
634
2%
634
34
38
834
1134
2134
107 X
234
1334
2134
6234
114
6
34
Ik
15
154
234
1694
"254
734
134
42
10
1454
2134
110
234
15
22
6434
11634
634
94
234
18
134
254
1754
Boston Wharf
100
Boston Woven Hose
A Rubber com—*
$6 preferred
;
Bourjois, Inc
*
$2.75 cum pref—*
Bower Roll B'r'g—5
Bow-Bllt Bondhold¬
ers class A
65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
Common
*
2d
preferred-
♦
Gasket,
*
com
Braniff Airways.2 34
Breeze Corp
1
Brewing Co of Am.3
Brewster Aeronaut'! 1
Warrants
Bridgeport Brass..»
Bridgep't. Hy dr'l Jc20
Bridgeport Mach..*
Preferred
-100
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs A Stratton..*
Brill Corp class A—*
Class B
2634
2754
11234
2834
115
"534
si*
39
3354
3494
15
19
34
234
34
334
234
1434
654
534
4Vs
1034
5%
1034
-3534
134
1534
5
i
1054
634
1054-37
154
25
34
2094
2034
3494
234
33
194
7/
%/
2234
11
/%
2534
1194
37
*
33
25
80
85
43
45
4034
42 94
1234
14
A
Bristol-Myers.
5
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
Coupon shares. .♦
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
Ordinary bearer £1
Brockway Motor
Truck com
10.
Brooke (E G) Iron.5
Brown Co 6 % pf. 100
3-2 34
12
6
7
334
334
17
common
1
2
Class
*
8
Brown
A pref
534
434
1934
2
2394
234
34
38
6
10
Corp..*
7
39
*
*
10
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Oast *
6 % preferred- 100
Bucyrus-Erie Oo—5
7% cum pref--100
6
11234
8
434
634
114
834
1634
334
1634
15
17
4
Buda Co com
100
Budd (E G) Mfg..*
7% preferred--100
Buda Wheel.
*
7 % preferred. -100
Bullard Go
*
•
52
53
Bulova Watch
54
55
Burdines Tnc
Preferred
1
3094
*
—.1
*
si*
Burger Brewing...*
434
.7
Burkart
23
si*
35
38
34
"534
«c*
7
92
88
834
9
334
4.34
3154
134
3294
234
8034
m*
121
7\y?
7
82
8334
494
Blauner's common.*
3
$3 preferred.—_ *
BiackADecker Mfg *
Blaw-Knox Co
*
Bliss A Laughlin
5
Preferred
.30
Bliss (E W) Co-
43
1634
10334
834
10534
12
334
40
534
112
32 94
30
694
4234
234
46
25
32
54
Burroughs Adding
Machine..
Burry
*
Biscuit. 12 34c
Bush Term Co com 1
6% preferred—-*
7% debenture. 100
7% pref ctfs--100
»3
3 94
34
9934
10
Butlnr Bros..
pref-.30
conv
Butterick Co
Preferred
—*
50
Byers (A M) com. _*
7% part pref-. 100
Byers Machine.---*
Byllesby class A
*
Glass B
..*
-*
Preferred
Byrndum Oorp
1
Bryon Jackson
*
Gable Elec Products
Vot tr ctfs..
60c
Common.
50c
Calif Pack Oorp
*
5% preferred.-.50
534
6
Oalamba Sug Est.20
Callite
Tungsten.. 1
50
Cambria Iron
32
35
1434
1454
25
25
22
23 34
Glass B pre!..-.50
20
2134
Canada Gement.100
Bloomlngdale Bros.*
11
13
7% preferred-.100
134
3634
$2.20 preferred..*
Corp Ltd—
Am den receiptsBurns Bros Coal_. *
1934
834
Blumenthal (Sid)..*
91
Burma
1834
834
1634
1
2234
1
5%
15
80
Preferred
100
Billings & Spen
25
Ring A Bing
5
Bird A Son...
*
Preferred
,...5
Birdsboro Stee
Fdy A Mach wm *
_
-
3
tF) Mfg—
Common
18
Campbell (AS)
Campbell Wyant
Gannon
Fdry
1
A
*
754
54
234
334
6
734
4k
1894
34
1
7%
5534
10c*
10c
234
3
11
17
4934
1154
2
57
434
1434
Canada Bread.....*
534
63
634
75
Preferred
Preferred
.100
100
90
3"
55
Canada A Dominion
Sugar Co Ltd...*
%
8234
78
Bush Term Bldgs-
31
22
,
50
167
2934
*
5
Collender Co
154
134
7% preferred..100
334% pref ...100
$5 preferred
Brunswick Site
35
163
Bruce (E L) Co
Brack Silk Mills—.*
Brunswick-Balke-
2
154
30
Brown Shoe
_
434
234
12
Forman
Distillers
10
39
pf
pf
111
25
Class
Manufacturing. 50
20
conv
11
25
Bristol Brass
Brown A Sharp
*
conv
9
Brinks, Inc
2834
1194,
6%
5%
20
23
*
Preferred
*
Brown Rubber..-.1
3734
Bigelow-Sanford
Carpet com
Common
6
.
Boyd-welsh Inc...*
Boyertown Burial
2134
80
12
$2.50 preferred..*
2
•
'10
_1
*
Bessemer Limestone
A Cement com.-l
154
1034
64
common.
Beryllium Corp.
5
9
10934
5k
*
Berkey A Gay Fur¬
1534
134
834
434
pref
5
102
15
Storage
Preferred
36
40c
1334
434
4
Warehouse— 100
Boston
30
,10
Bendix Home
niture
1734
3334
30
50
Gravel Pref
3
Stk Yds
35
20c
22
112
Bearings Co (Am).*
434
2
104
434
234
954
294
834
1
54
1934
1754
Boston Sand A
6
25
112
6
31%
3*
Borg-Warner Corp .5
Borne Scrymser—25
7% preferred..100
Brillo Mfg
»
2394
10634
_
24
134
106
334
34
3
25
5% preferred.. 100
Bayuk Cigars
•
7% 1st pref
100
Beaton A Cadwell
Mfg common..25
12
2934
654
594
20
*
934
334
4
60
2634
Brown Fence A Wire
*
Beatrice Cream.-25
$5 preferred w w_*
Prefx-w_
*
Warrants
2
1554
O
23
"234
26
10
Bond Stores com.. 1
Bonomo (Joe)
Publica'ns pref
Borden Co
15
11"
9734
5
27
105
1st preferred-.100
16"
1534
23
55
99
Bathurat Power
26
2
434
28*
13
1554
18
104
40
454
1
Batavia Body
Preferred
100
Pref vt C..-100
Bausch & Lomb
15
H
67 34
834
pa**
share
_*
Common B_
17
Baumann(Lud)com*
24
1934
534
1
.._*
534% pref
50
Barkley Grow Aircrl
& Paper A
Class B
14
Bohn Alum A Br—5
Bon Ami com A—*
Stainless
Steel com..
Barker Bros
4
11254
134
2
134
5
Barnsdall Refining. 1
Bartgis Bros com._l
27
2534
9
preferred..100
Bohack Realty pflOO
"354
Ask
Bid
Per
48
1
.
Barlow A Seelig cl A5
Barnard Aviation.. 1
Barnsdall Oil
.5
7
70
Associated Rayon.*
Atl Coast Fisheries'1
Atlantic Co A
50
-
Par
6
*
*
Bardstown Distill
Bareco Oil
5
7%preferred-_100
.
_
Barber Asphalt-. -10
76
75
.
Stocks
43
Barber & Ross.
74
73
Ask
share
--TS-MffBankers IndustfllH1
62
59
Art Metal Oonstr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Asbestos Corp Ltd *
Asbestos Mfg com.l
.
30
new
16— ■ "ServTcecT "A—_
34
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
Assoc Brew (Can).*
7 % preferred
100
Assoc Dry G'ds— 1
6% 1st pref...100
7% 2d pref...100
Assoc El Indus Ltd
Am dep rets ord
.8
6 % preferred. .100
Baldwin Duckw'th.^
Baldw Loco Wks..*
V t c for com...13
7% pref
23 34
23
1
Babcock & Wilcox.*
Baker Chemical-. *
Preferred
100
Balaban A Katz—25
205
180
Hegeman Elec.10
Arrowhead Petrol-. 1
Artloom Corp.....*
New 4% pref w 150
a
734
Aviation Capital_.l
Aviation Corp
3
Conv
13 34
1234
234
434
Equipt Corp__l
194
1334
5634
1294
234
234
Pref ex-warr.25
Arrow Hart-
434
194
Without par value,
17"
104
101
Corp.. 10
Warrants..
Am Laund Mach_20
Amer Locker classA*
Class B
*
*
16"
*
Amer Insulator
guar pref. .100
registered _._£1
Assoc Laundries
*
2d
preferred-.100
Amer Hard Rubb.50
8% preferred-.100
Amer Hardware. .25
Am-Hawailan SS.10
Am Hide & Leath. 1
6% preferred. .50
Amer Home Prod._l
7%
Armour & Co (111)—
Common
5
80 conv pr pref. I*
68
Commercial
Alcohol com
20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
Avery(B F) A Sons 5
6% pref w w—25
3 34
162
MH
„
Automat Vot Mach *
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
Class A com...25
Warrants
7%
Ark Fuel Oil pref. 10
Armour A Co of Del
•
534
634
Amer
Am Cyanamid A. 10
Class B
10
___#
4 34
4
1
American shares..
Anaconda Wire &
36
34
7% preferred. .100
ment common... 5
Automatic Prod—6
Automatic Refrig-10
70
145
Bid
Alarm common.25
Automatic Instru-
23
4
^
Amer Wind Giass^
Class A
100
Common
*
Preferred
-.100
Am Woolen Co
*
6034
5634
734
.
%
X
7% preferred-.100
American Canadian
Properties
*
Am Car & Fdy
*
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Car & Fdy
conv
31
95
5
American Book. .100
Amer Bosch Oorp-.l
Amer Box Board.. 1
A.Brake Sh & Fdy—
Common
5%
25
6% preferred ..100
Am Transformer. 10
Am Type Found. .10
7% preferred.. 100
Am Vitrified Prod.*
3
39 34
18
38
Am Beverage Corp. 1
Amer
Common B
14
23^
4534
10
6 % preferred
50
Am Bemberg com.*
Preferred
100
conv
Preferred
.50
Am Thread 5% pref5
Am Tobacco com.25
Preferr od
Class A
534%
American Screw.100
American Sealcone.5
Amer Seal-Kap. ....2
Amer Seating
*
Am Ship & Comm.*
Amer Ship Build..*
Am Smelt & Refg.. *
7% preferred..100
American Snuff. .25
' 6% preferred—100
Automatic Fire
29
34#
66
14
Amer Steamship. 100
Am Steel F'driea
*
157
com. *
113%
6% preferred..100
Alum Goods- Mfgrr* ~ "17"
5%
Aluminum Indus..*
American Can
3
50
17
»
Am Bank Note
334
Par
Autocar Co com.. 10
54
17 34
10034
29
27
month preceding the date of issue
Per
73
1634
9034
2734
2234
2
34
Aluminum Co
Amerada
68
*
33 X
13
Altorfer Bros com.. *
Conv
Partic pref.
Amer Pulley
Stocks
Ask
Per share
20
18
Stand Sanitary..*
.100
Allied Ohem A
Bid
5% prior pref...7
Allegheny Ludlum
Steel
possible for the closing day of the
Amer
1
25
Par
Am
85
80
6
com,
Stocks
sharp
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
are as near as
1754
-
-
-
sept., 1940]
industrial
Quotations for »ii securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
Ask
Per
Can Dry Ging Ale.5
Canada Forging*—
Class A
Class B
* r
*r
Canada Packers...1*?"
Canada SS Lines..* r
Preferred
100 r
Can Wire & Cab A_* r
Class
14
16 3*
15
18
.Hark Controller
16%
86%
4%
15%
Clark Equip Co..
Preferred.
100
82
4%
14 3*
1%
r
~3%
Canadian Car & Fy * r
Preferred
25
83*
123*
15
Canad
31
31%
*r
1
&; Dock
Canadian Foreign
Invest Corp
*
* r
Canadian Industries
Class A
100
Class B__
Preferred
1
*
26
*
63
of St Louis
1
Class A
*
105~"
*
5834
*
*
8
1
7
0%
49
Oatalin Corp
1
Caterpillar Tract. .*
Celanese Corp
*
7% prior pref.100
1st partic pref.100
Celotex Co com—•
pref..l00
Corp
15
1st preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
Central Aguirre
cum
Celluloid
Associates
.
*
Airport... 1
5% conv pre!.. 100
Collins Co
100
Collins Morris
.1
5
81
73
Wire
Plantations ...100
Cent Foundry com. 1
21
33%
7
50%
Columbia
17
2%
47
79
8%
18%
13%
10%
21%
14%
19%
19%
20%
19%
Vot tr ctfs com,.*
6%
$2.75
conv
pref..*
Colum Carbon
4%
79%
Columbus Auto—
Parts
26
v
t c *
»
25
26
16
Comm'l
Oompo
Solvents. _*
2%
23%
*
56%
59
14
16
7 % preferred.. 100
6% prior pref. 100
Cessna Aircraft
1
*
com
2%
88
4%
23
1%
193*
6%% prior pf.100
7% preferred .100
Cons
4%
23%
2%
$2
21
7%
Cons
19
21
95
6
Paper
3%
&
*
21%
6% pref
100
Chapman Valve—1
102 %
common..
33%
23%
103
Hosiery 6% pref 10
Common
3
y.
\2%
100
100
Chicago Mail Order 5
Chicago Nipple
6
Chic Pneu Tool
pref
8%
10c
32
43 u
48
Cont Screw
12 %
12%
9%
*
7
15
10
63*
»J3
g%
Chickasha Cot O.10
*
100
3*
61*
Cab..*
10
2 %
9 k
31^
4%
7594
75%
5%
7%
1%
*
Advtg Prod.. *
Cinci
Ball Crank. .5
7
Cin Tob W'house_25
"41/
Oin Un Stk Yds..
•
\\y%
Cinecolor
1
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice & Fuel
•
6%% cumpf.. 100
Cont Steel
13*
5%
2%
l4~~
I5"
14%
143*
50
16
90
80
Det Gasket &
Mfg.l
39%
6% pref w
Detroit Gray
w—20
115
Varn..*
Foundry
6%
3%
18%
r%
"334
East Dairies Ltd
*
Eastern Air Lines.. 1
7
Preferred
Early & Daniel
Diamond
Conv 5% pref..50
54
56
6% part pref.. .25
Diamond Shoe com *
7%
104
50 %
173%
15/
62
1
page
11
503*
180
134
66
%!
73*j
111.
13*
834
Preferred
_
Warrants
Noc
Jt Last sale,
n
Mfg
3*
93*
4
33*
176
13*
16
43*
125
1
Common
*
Class
*
B
Eaton Mfg Co..
4
Economy Groc Sts.*
Edgewater Steel
*
9
34
27
90
95
563*
5834
834
13*
33
3*
Class A
100
Electrol Tnc
Klectrographic
934
1634
10
Common
Electrolux Corp
13 34
>
183*
21
24 34
10
1134
1
I
1
-
%
35%
1334
34
2934
203*
30
25
27
%
24
3*
34
13
1034
83*
1
834
13*
28
334
35
-
-
*.
-
«•
-
-
-
•
49
~r
%
1
3
nreferred__100
1
Ely Walker D G..25
15
1st preferred..100
2d preferred..100
114
120
96
98
1434
1534
Preferred
25
Emerson Elec Mfg .4
Preferred
4
12
Empire Sheet &
74
Ti opiate.
Emsco Derrick
2934
3634
*
5
Endicott-Johnson_50
32
3*
4
Eureka Vac Clean. 5
Evans Products
5
Ever Plastics Corp_5
23*
334
Eversharp Inc
30
10834
63*
Ex-Cell-O
341
1
Corp...3
3
17"
18
17
18
273*
-
3
86
334
9
3834
107
33*
23
334
634
2
134
3234
334
Canadian price,
•»
-
34
353*
133*
26
Emerson Drug. .2 3*
Class B
23*
"23*
-
wm
9
55
Inc.l
2d
—
Corp
5% p-ererred-_100
Equit Of ice Bldg__*
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Line.50
2
m.
Elgin N Watch
15
Eljer Co com
*
5% cum pref. _.50
5% prior pref.100
Elk Horn Coal._._.*
1st preferred
100
263*
~
3*
m.
1
com
90c
13*
1
Electric Auto-Lite_5
Electric Boat
3
Electrical & Musical
Indus Am shs
Elec Stor Battery._*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
Electro Bleach Gas .*
70c
173*
60
14
Electrical Steam
Sterilizer
4
1334
46
13*
243*
33*
31
5% preferred
Edison Splitdorf
50
*
Educational Pict__I
Eitingon Schild
*
Elder Mfg
*
85
63*
163*
Edison Bros Stores .2
119
r
41
172
63*
-.1
36
234
6% Dreferred-.lOO
Easy Washing Mach
30
—
293*
534
1334
24
105
*
293*
434
1234
13*
34
83*
73*
1834
13034
2834
3534
293*
100
Nominal,
East Racing Assn..*
Eastern Roll Mill..5
13
130
70
*
Dictograph Prod. .2
Diesel Equipment.. 1
Differential Wheel.1
Voting trust ctfs.
Di
Warrants
Eastern Footwear_ 1
East Mall'ble Iron25
1
3*
11
*
104
63*% Pf (w w) 100
Diamond T Motor 2
llDictaphone Corp.
101
A pref..*
see
83*11
107
—
pref_20
Preferred
Eastman Kodak
1334
133*
100
Alkali. .20
Diamond Match
conv
534
163*
Preferred
9
25
1
Eastern Sugar Assoc
Common
1
25
..
*
100
Oil
11
105
Preferred..
%6
43*
83*
25
Dexdale Hosiery—
59
24
10
-*
*
Common
98
223*
4%
16%
23 34
34
2d preferred
100
Dewey & Almy Ohem
27%
18%
jCosden Petroleum .1
5% conv pref. .50
534
134
...
334
834
8
Rey'ds.*
„
15
233*
25
Electromaster
Class A (non-vot) •
Common B—..*
18
7 % preferred-. 100
20
134
1234
10
10
De Vilbiss Co
Lock
Eastern Corp com 10
Devoe & Raynoids—
8
Refg..25
18
%
Harvester. 1
Detroit
6% pref
100
Corp...!
Eason
334
167
*
com
11
27
Detro t Paper Prod 1
Detroit Stee' Prod 10
is
56%
Called for redemption;
Mills B
"
Detroit Mich Stove I
3
24
conv
28
63*
1034
114
37
Eagle
734
334
134
Iron &
com—1
$3 prior pref
*
Copperweld Steel..5
$6
834
110
*
93*
5
6% pref
25
7% pref.
100
Durham Hosiery—
20
1
Aircraft—*
$4
preferred
*
Cooper Bessemer..*
90
a
Detroit
"%
*
86%
Without par value,
Detachable Bit.. 10c
1
60
.
*
9
8
&
Chem com
134
27
1934
334
73*
-_M
Class A
Cornell-Dubiller
,
41
Duro-Test
105
$6 prior pref
50
8% debentures 100
Supply. 10
6% preferred .100
De Pinna (A) Co—
63*
23*
123
Duval Texas Sulph. *
1534
334
5
com
234
*
80
30
6% conv oref__10
Derby O & Ref com *
%
2%
1%
33
Special pref
10% lOorroon &
Preferred
Durez Plastics
49
Delta Airlines—100
Preferred
8%
%
78%
39%
113%
6%
3%
18%
%«
6%
10
$2 preferred
10 %
2
70
78
3%
Converse Rubber..♦
Prod
<fc Co common..20
634
20c
Dentists'
334
23%
Corn
2
233*
(R G)
Duplan Silk
*
8% cum pref
100
DuPont (E I) deN
23H
Dennison Mfg—
18c
23 %
102
P't &
Dun
23
110
(Allen)
42
Long Hook
and Eye
100
Del RayonAcom.15
Class A
.10
Elec Corp com__l
6
Corning Glass Wk 10
Preferred
100
123*1
6
1 %
5%
Mont
109
534
100
r
Dubilier Condenser 1
Du
5% prior pref..20
10
1
Turbine
95
•
100
Cook
134!
su
Corp
Preferred
6%
5
com.
Preferred
9%
10%
2%
10%
10
Cinci
Inc
*
30
Yeliow
Churngold Corp
*
B
*
Preferred.
Chrysler Corp
A
Class
11
So Airlines. 1
Chllds Co com.
Preferred
Chilton Co
Class
10%
9
Gilbert Corp
Defay Stores
58"
92
Continental Mot_.l
Oont'l Oil (Del)...5
9
%
87
8% preferred..100
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consolidated Steel *
Cont Diam'd Fibre.fl
100
20
De
*
.
com....
66
7% preferred.
*
$6 preferred
*
Dunhill internat'l.l
113*
64 3*
33*
Defiance Spark Pl_*
Deisel-W /mmer
6%
8% preferred.. 100
Continental Can. .20
$1.50 preferred..*
210
*
3%
2%
Oont'l Oil (Mex)
1
Oont'l Roll & Steel 1
Preferred
$2.50 prior pref. •
Chic Ry Equip
25
Chic Rivet & Mach 4
V t c for
93
1%
13%
94%
68%
Dryden Paper.,.
$1.50
1
com
6%
2%
Engineering
1
Continental Baking
5
1
%
7%
2%
Records
35
223*
203*
10634
53*
25
11
11434
13*
13*
...
Laboratories cl A1
62
34
23*
141
114
100
*
Preferred
100
Dresser Mfg com..*
Driver Harris Co. 10
Preferred
100
Preferred
35
3
6% pref v t C..100
Contai ner Corp
20
Continental Aviation
Daily News..*
New 5% pref.. 100
Chicago Flex Shaft 6
Chic June Rys & Un
Chic
7%
6
Chic
Chic &
Deere & Co
_
Dow
30
15
Decca
Warrants
Silk
5% preferred.
Drug
m.'mt
11
7334
3*
13*
1403*
*
*
com
634
93*
723*
*
Conv prior pref
5
3
Bradstreet Corp.*
10
70
*
99
2
Common
Dow Chem
4
54
534% pref.... 100
Doubleday Doran.*
69
8
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Common
1
r
2
110
Class A
*
634
53*
25
5%
100
com
Preferred
Cons Paper of Can.*
Oonsol Retail Sts.. 1
97
4
Dominion Steel &
Coal B
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar &
134
__*
Mills
16
5%
Davis Coal & Coke 50
Davison Chemical. 1
Delendo Corp
De Laval Steam
Ohesebr'gh Mfg. .25
Chesapeake Paper
50
734
3*
834
434
16
85
2
Consolidation CoalCommon vtc. .25
Board common.. *
634
Davega Sts Corp. .5
5% conv pref..25
Davenport Hosiery
8334
65%
54
~6~"
Preferred
12%
2%
preferred. 100
16%
11%
5%
14
63*% pref
100
Bdge.100
Dominion
Douglas Aircraft._*
Douglas (W L) Shoe
134
2234
1534
8734
2934
9334
«*
9
10%
Lithograph..*
10%
10
Mfg.5
353*
119
334
193*
2834
Chemical
3*
*
$2 partic pref
43
Cons Mach Tool uts.
Cherry-Bur Corp. .5
Charls
2
Indus.. 1
Consolid'd Textile.*
Consol Water Power
& Paper com
25
100
*
Darby Petroleum. .5
Darco Corp 8%pfl00
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
10
part pf..*
5
Coasolidated Oil
Chamberlin Metal
Weatherstrip
Film
cum
25
1
pref. .100
*
cum
38
Cons Laundries
Eng
Common.. Par $10
Common..Par $50
pref
Oonsol Biscuit
1
Oonsol Car Heat. 100
Cons Cigar Corp. .*
102
22
534
134
403*
P34
2634
834
273*
1
4
1534
1934
Dominican Coal pf 25 r
Dominion Glass. 100 r 122
140
Preferred
_100
Cushman's Sons—
12
23
10
Certain-teed Prods-1
Class A
"9%
1
Oonsol Aircraft
4%
3%
3%
3%
23*
223*
1103*
New preferred w i*
Ourttss Wright Corpi
$8 cum pref
Cutler Hammer
\TA
8
conv
2
15
*
Cork
Doehler Die Cast..*
Darling Stores Corp
8%
$3
634
62
% % prefeired 100
7%
11%
2%
16%
12%
12%
%
7
48
"134
434
$7 preferred
*
New common w i*
Shoe
7%
4%
3%
9%
1
5
~734
100
5
Curtis Publish
77
Combustion Eng..l
1
Sug
17%
76%
Mach vtcext—1
Conde Nast Pub..*
42
6
4%
18%
7
Congoleum-Nairn. *
Congress Cigar —*
Ctfs of deposit
Conn Telep & Elec.l
Centrifugal Pipe
1
Century Elec
10
Century Rib Mills.*
4
4
$2 preferred
17H
2%
2134
92
Curtis Lighting-.23*
Curtis Mfg of Mo. .5
~i%
*
com
4%
23%
153*
85%
2934
♦
Ouneo Press
38
1%
Tobacco
22
..*
5
Dold (Jacob) Pkg—
4%
*
Preferred
B'casting
57
Dodge
Preferred
25
Crown Zellerbach. 5
$5 conv pref
*
5% Preferred .100
Cudahy Pack
30
Columbia Pictures—
125
27
Central Paper.
Preferred
22
Columbia Mills. .100
Columbia O & G
1
2934
1173*
133*
334
41
Cuban
5
1034
3434
*
Dr Pepper Co
39
1
10
7% preferred-.100
Cuban Atl Sugar..5
134
63*
934
*
Dobeckmun Co coml
20
Cuban-Am Sug
70
5
A
llu
393*
Cuba Co
18
Sys Inc class A2H
Class B
2%
....
2
60
78
Preferred...
*
Columbia Brewing.5
5
Cent Ir & Steel.. 100
Cent Ohio St Prod. 1
27
*
260
22
26
5*
Oolson Corp..
Colt's Patent Fire
Dixie Ice Cream
Class
40
6% preferred
10
Crystal Tissue._._*
17%
4%
240
17%
1%
13
3%
•
112
23*
10
*
Dixie-Vortex Co
434
2734
Crucible Steel...100
7 % preferred.. 100
Crystal Oil Ref...^»
16%
4%
Col Fuel <& Iron
Warrants
%
98
334
263*
Cuban Am Mangan 2
109
46 %
29%
117
123
63*
52
3%
76
24 %
150
common.
Arms Mfg
25
Columbia Baking. _*
4 3*
1534
111
60c
1654
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
20
37
Crown C'k & Seal.*
140
Ordinary shares..
6% conv pref
29"
%
"*2.25 pref w w._*
Preferred x-w...*
Crown Drug com 25c
Drown Cork Int A.*
Colon Development
29%
8%
7%
5% preferred.. 100
conv
-
334
9834
2334
1083*
ZZ*
Colonial Beacon Oil *
Colonial Ice B pfd_*
Central American
$3
-
-
Oollyer Insulated
%
%
1
Oastle(AM) Oo-.IO
Preferred
59
'
6
♦
$4.25 preferred._*
Collins & Aikman. .*
106
*
5
*
Peet common
12
10
102
105
24
28 %
Brainard Co.. 100
Case Po meroy.
5
corn..
800
*
Prior Preferred .50
Crown Central
Petroleum (Md)_5
Crows Nest Pass Coal
15
25
5% pref w W..100
Distillers Llquors2 34
108
Crowley Milner
Colgate-Palmollve-
9
Disney (Walt)—
6% preferred
Dixon (J) Oruc-.IOO
5034
34
*
100
Preferred
68
273*
10534
113*
9934
2434
(J I) Co
100
7% preferred..100
Case Lockwood &
Stk Yds
28
'
11
10
.
1
Discount Corp ..100
3
334
%>
.
Ask
share
Distillers Corp-
3*
1934
973*
13
....
Bid
Dixie Home Stores. 1
Creole Petrol
Croft Brewing
Par
Per
134
53*
%
%
23
5
Stocks
Seagrams Ltd
Creameries of Am
$3.50 nref
Cream of Wheat
2
lishing Co
1034
0%
7
pf.._100
the date of Issue
share
Crowell Collier Pub¬
7
Case
Pure
123
3
Carter (J W) Co
Oasco Products
Chester
115
;_*
* r
25
com
conv
Crompton & Kn'les *
Crosley Corn
Cohen (Dan) Co
*
Cohn & Rosenb'ger *
Carpel Corp
Carpenter Steel
Carrier Corp
Corp
Checker Cab
133
35
142
of Los Angeles
of New York
Coca-Cola Co
334
3
343*
Oockshutt Plow
Co.....*
Preferred
....
130
1st preferred.. 100
Fibre
50
120
19
5%
3234
Champion
23*
130
Carman & Co A
Class B.
-j.
28
120
120
4%
78
67
Chambersberg
273*
5%
Orocker-Wheeler
Coca-Cola Intern..*
Carey (Philip)
*
6% preferred.. 100
6% preferred.. 100
Oarlb Syndicate.25c
Chain Belt
Crane Co
5
110
Carborundum Co..*
Cen Vloletta
1034
*
Pro I.*
Carbon Monoxide
Eliminator
*
Central
10
'
Capital City
5%
1%
1%
1A
Cramp (Wm) & Sons
Ship
100
43*
3*
cl A .20
conv
3434
134
..*
com
%
5
1
1
33
•
100
Cluett Pea body
*
7 % preferred- . 100
Coca-Cola Bottling
of Cincinnati
*
10
1
734
Aluminum
Utensil
6%
Am dep rets ord£l
Covered Wagon Co
JS
100
Can Locomotive
Carnation
•
Preferred
8% preferred.. 100 r 101
Ol B non-voting. *
Climax Molyb¬
denum Co
Club
6
Can Indus Alcohol—
Ol A voting
*
*
Olinchfield Coal. 100
Preferred
100 r 120
Canadian Colonial
Airways
Canadian Dredge
Cleve Tractor.
50
$1.50
1
com
Courier Post pref 100
Oourtaulds Ltd—
34
Cleveland Hobbing
Mach com
4
32
Preferred
100 r
Canadian Canners.*
Celanese
Bronze
3334
6
Clayton & Lambert *
Cleveland Graphite
25""
Cosmocolor Corp.
Coty Inc com
Coty Internat'l
g
Ask
Bid
Per
108
105
Claude Neon Lt—1
Par
63*
33*
1634
3
1534
3234
1
Stocks
share
534
City & Sub Homes 10
"51ty Stores
5
50
Ask
Bid
Per
1334
Canadian Airways.*
Canadian Bronze. .*
Par
87
stocks
possible for the closing day of the month precedlr
share
16%
*
B
Stocks
miscellaneous
&
are as near as
t New stock,
r
Ex-dividend.
-
-
«•
-
-
334
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
101%
Fafnir Bearing— 25
123
47%
~4%
37 %
9%
4%
3%
Gen
38
9%
4%
93
19 %
20
6*/,
25c
5c
%
*
Fedders Mfg
-.5
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Preferred
18%
2%
34%
Ltd—
Fireproofing.
:
*
.
7% preferred--100
117
ill*
7
8,
Machinery—*
4 % % preferred 100
19
20%
9%
25
10%
30
Gen
preferred. 100
5%
32%
34
11
Motors. _10
General
$5
9%
Gen
*
Mills
General
*
preferred
Optical pref --*
3
1%
19 %
20 %
Dyeing com. 100
23
100
74
13%
3%
2%
20
93%
21%
30
14 %
14%
Flat Am dep rets..
12%
A
14
23
26*
11
20%
--*
*
Common
Class A
6% preferred..100
General Print Ink.. 1
*
*
Gen Ry Signal
.*
6% preferred-.100
$6 preferred
Gen Rayon A stk.
Gen
Ferro Enamel.
-
Refractories..*
General Shoe
1
Steel Casting.*
Gen
*
$6 conv pref
Gen Theat Equip.
Gen Time Tnstru..*
Finch Telecommuni¬
6% preferred. .100
.1
Gen Tire & Rub— 5
6% cum pref A 100
Firestone Tire & Rub
Common
10
14
A .100
90
First Nat Stores—*
Fishman
(M H) —»
100
Preferred
Fisk
Corp.!
Rubber
Flintkote Co com..*
Fla Portld Cem u t s_
*
Florence Stove
Florsheim Shoe com*
40 %
7
84
10%
14%
64%
27 %
20 %
14%
92%
41%
8%
87%
11%
1
*
Fohs Oil
Follansbee Bros
4%
*
1%
*
Preferred
10
13
5%
18 %
1
100
Preferred
Food Devices
20c
Food Machinery.. 10
4%sconv pref. 100
Foote
Bros
Mach
Gear
5
22
6
20%
26
107
5%
8%
15%
*
11 h
12%
*
11%
13
%
Ft Worth Stk Yds.*
Foster
Wheeler. .10
$7 conv pref....*
Foundation Co
1
Foundation Co
of Canada
*
Fox Film class A.
Fox (Pe'er) Brew__6
F-R Publishing
*
Francisco Sugar
Franklin Co Coal
*
-
Franklin Shops
Preferred.
18
1
19
15
12
17"
17*
*
Preferred
*
Goebel Brewing
Golconda Petrol
1
*
50
*
com
$5 conv pref
*
Goodyear T & R of
*
50
8
8
9%
Gotham
31
~3%
"4%
93
95
pref. 100
9%
Fuhrman & Schmidt
1
25c
Ex-div
1
$3 convertible:._*
conv pref. 100
Gabriel Co cl A—
com
$3 Preferred
14%
17%
37%
1%
2%
*
certifs..
17
Gt
Atl &
Pac
Non vot
10
*
com
*
98
99
Great Nor Pap
25
Great West Sugar. _•
1
Garlock
Packing...*
Gar Wood Indu-t—3
9
24
10%
49%
4%
51%
(Ohio).*
7% preferred.. 10n
Greenf'Id T'p & Die*
$6 preferred. .100
SI.50 preferred..*
Green (H L) Co
1
10%
47
55
Greyhound
5
11
13
5 % % preferred. 10
Griesedieck Western
Conv preferred-20
16
18
Class
*
A
Without par value,
a
Brew
Corp..*
*
100
25
Hiawatha Oil & Gas
Common
5
Preferred
10
Hickock Oil cl A
1
Hilton-Davis
Chem
Common
1
$1% preferred. .5
Hlnde & Dauch
10
$5 conv pref..100
Hires (C E) com
Hobart Mfg A
1
Holland Furnace_10
Hotophane Co
*
Holly Sugar
1
7% Preferred.. 100
23%
5%
6%
94
128%
2%
39%
20%
131
8
57
14%
82%
126%
18%
134
9
61
5
3%
5%
5$
%
%
%
lA
1%
2%
4%
Indian
Terr
Ilium
1
Class B
1
Indus Accep Corp—
Cum pref
v
t c_-_*
4
*
*
Steel
.
2%
20%
Int Business Mach.*
Int'l Cellucotton..*
Int Cigar Mach
»
5%
8%
11
83
25%
104%
2%
7%
k
22
145
142
33
Publishing pref..*
20H
93
Internat
165
Indus
International
11%
%
60
Internat
nfnoc
Int
84
57%
109%
9%
*
Metal
1%
6%
13%
Power
com..
Internat
shares--*
*
28
12
9%
1
100
50
Int Safety Razor B-*
Internat Salt
*
33
*
29
Preferred
Internat Shoe
Silver
7 % preferred
50
Internat
-100
_
Airplane
Engine
10
Interstate Bakeries*
$5 preferred
*
Interstate Dept St's*
7% preferred-.100
Equipment
-1
Hosiery
Mills
com
Intertype Corp
Preferred
w
Jackson (Byron) see
Jacobs (F L) Co— 1
Jarvis (W B) Co—-1
*
*
Houdry Process..10
Houston Oil Field
Material com
1
SI .50 conv pref.20
Houston Gil (Te^—
•_
3
Jeannette Glass
6
Jefferson Lake Sul %
Preferred
10
29%
109%
18
■18
8
90
78
23%
96
%
8%
8%
*
25
*
Cereal
11%
2*
7
16
if*
3*
•B"
2
12%
ll*
1
1%
2%
3
16*
8%
18%
15
Tea.
42
43"
Johns-ManvlUe—
65
66%
127%
Jewel
17
—
Jenkins Bros
Jersey
105
7% preferred.-100
10
125
%6
Johnson Pub
1%
Johnson Stevens &
32
Shinkle
34
12%
12%
40
45
Johnson
2%
2
15
17
1st preferred..100
52
1 %
4
16%
1%
22
-
-
-
6
15%
r Canadian
Tin Foil
100
Naumb'g2%
Jones & Lamson
70
1%
39
2
40%
Jones & Laughlln
17
3%
15
13%
Shoe —*
& Metal
Jonas &
Howe Scale com...*
preferred
*
Hubbell (Harvey).5
98
%
6%
1%
21%
w._25
14%
_
4
5%
15%
3%
13%
34
15
%
*
Irving Air Chute—1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
29
19
101
10
10
Ironer
Ironrite
108%
30
17%
*
10
5% nrpferred
100
Horn & Hard't Bak *
Hotel Stafler com.*
34*
Interstate
Iron Fireman vtc__*
10
101
2%
4%
60
"
95
*
29
Horn (AC) com
,.1
Prior preferred..5
Horn Hard't(NY).*
3
*
95
_
10
•
Pulp
10%
11%
3%
2%
Interstate Home—
8
1%
6%
29%
12%
6
10%
Internat.
&
27
,
Internat Prod
Tnt Vitamin Corp__l
6%
15%
62
Petroleum
Coupon
Interstate
23
6%
27%
3%
3
14%
17
6%
135
15%
61%
15
pref--100
conv
Warrants
97
35%
121
cum
Int Text Book
"9
4%
27%
♦
pref. .100
International
Paper
6
1%
12
Ind
A
Registered shs
7%
7%
10%
6%
£1
Nickel" (Can) II*
7%
127%
21%
I
12*
45%
160
Match
Realization
Tnt Mercan Mar
26
15%
9*
45%
154%
1%
7% preferred--100
100
n Nominal,
104
Internat Elevating40
In^ Harvester
*
Horder's Inc com._*
Hormel & Co com. *
k Last sale,
2%
157
81%
24%
*
14
2
2d
93%
Int.
24%
24
116
_
23
92
.
94
Chemical com.100
Class B.
1%
22%
145
*
Agricultural._*
7% prior pref. 100
21
Holt (H) & Co A__*
Hooker Electro
Preferred
44
100
Indus Brown Hoist—
Interlake Tron
19
11
111.
2%
76
12%
Vot tr ctfs com 25
Vot tr ctfs 6% pf25
Howard Aircraft
1
23
il*
5%
%
21
21
*
Indiana PlpeLlne7%
Indian Refining.. 10
"8%
102
16
10%
Indiana Gas & Cbem
Common
5
Inland
5%
5%
30%
17%
11%
10%
7%
15
Tndian Motocycle..*
Preferred
10
Interchemlcal Corp *
6 % preferred
100
Intercont Rubber..*
105
18
5%% pref—.25
Called for redemption, see page
54*
30
25
.
3
41%
20%
10
9
& Irel'd
11%
5
8%
8%
9%
91%
150%
10%
*
Common
*
Hoi lander (A) A: Son 5
123
30
*8
74
25
37
93%
17%
10%
Hevden Cheniioal.lO
Common
1st B pref...
Brit
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll Rand
*
6% preferred—100
101
8
32
12%
9%
11%
*
1st pref v t c
2d pref v t c
7%
*
7% preferred—.21
2%
6%
7%
7%
?8
of Canada cora__5
Common
2
5
nref
15
6
6%
~4%
53%
101%
25
*
common
Preferred
Class A
5
12
Gaylord Container 5
5% conv pref.-50
Gen Accept'ce Corp
_
Houdaille-IIershey—
Great Lakes Term
pref..25
.
13
90
Common
Powder
42%
87
6% conv
Cement.
11
*
W'house
1
40
pref
& Co
Royalties
%
9
6%
95
Hendrlck Ranch
•
Great Lakes SS
Inc—
25
7% non-cumpflOO
Hendey Mach
*
100
19
ref
A
6% preferred
.25
7% preferred .100
Hotel Waldorf-Ast.l
1st preferred--100
Great Lakes Paper
6% pref
1
*
12
50%
27%
Internat Educational
23%
11%
-
2%
5%
5%
20
Hoe (R) class A..10
Prior pref
65
1%
30%
%
4%
•
$3 pref
-
1%
6
88
5
Hecker Prod com
Helena Rub'stein
conv
38
3
£1
Oil non-vot A
pref. .50
1
Tea
18
(J)
57%
21
S1.80 prior pref-. *
Gray Mfg Co
12%
I
75
24
*
Gannett Co
68%
55
47%
10
Houston*
SO conv
Garfinckel
16
87
43
100
Co
conv
15%
84%
33%
Gamewell
$6
52
51
11
20
■II*
12%
32%
22%
3%
Galveston
16
35
Granite City Steel
39
1%
2%
%
2%
12
--
Heywood-Wakefield
2%
%
33%
55
135
19
2
Hewitt Rubber..
95
92
52
125
Hearst Consol Pub
$4
6
Grant tW T) com. 10
PrMeiTed
4%
5%
Grand Union—
5% preferred
20
Graton & Knight-_*
9%
.5
Varn.l
Raps
Com div certifs..*
17
21
19
Silk
Hosiery com
*
7% preferred..100
Graham-Paige Mot 1
Grand
*
Hershey Chocolate.*
A
6
30%
6 % % pref w w 100
Hatfield-Campbell *
Prior preferred 12
Partic pref
100
Haverty Furn Cos—
Conv pref
*
Hawley Pulp & Papl
6% preferred.. 100
Hershey Creamery. *
2%
35
F)
$5 preferred
Goodyear Tire &
com
1
n-v
Hercules Motors._
2%
,
2%
4%
Hercules
21J
36
110%
26%
Am dep rets ord £1
4%
__1
5
Hat Corp class A..1
Hercules
100
Imperial Oil Ltd
Registered shs
Imperial Tobacco
or G
*
...
7% class A pref.25
6%
6%
8%
14%
44%
24%
2
*
*
Indus rets
14%
4
1%
Class
1%
JX
Imperial Chemical
150
13%
Harvard Brewing. .1
Harvill Aircraft
Common
36
Ideal Cement
21%
126
100
Hart & Cooley
25
Hartford Times...*
conv
20c
Imperial Tobacco
6% preferred__100
Harrisburg Steel
6
Harris Seybold
Potter com
*
6%
10c
1%
pref..25
conv
44
6%
47%
ygrade Foo • Prod5
25
20%
Hazeltine Corp
Hearns Dept Stores
3%
3%
%
5
42
1%
18%
29%
4%
6%
55%
irA
1
97"
100
Hygrade Sylvan
6%s conv pref
17
98%
21%
7
4%
5%
8%
30c
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
44
H
3%
50c
7%
11%
Bros—
*
22
com.
*
Class B
S3 preferred
9
Fuller (G A) Co—
Common
Class A
Preferred
20
_
6%
25
104%
26
6
Canada
l2%
103
4%
5%
Common
.
7%
6%
10%
25%
5
*
*
Preferred
100
Huylers Inc., com:. l
7% pref unstpd 100
7% prefstmpd 100
Hyde Park Brew. 10
Hydraulic Press
com
#
10
48%
Huttle Sash&Door 5
15
12$
%
50
6% pref
100
Hydraulic Press Mfg
23
21
Refractories com *
Tnh
17
51
1
Chemical*
Hartman
14%
16
12
6%
Brick
14%
20
Harlow Aircraft
4
9
1
2
52c
4%
40%
3%
$5 cum pref
Happiness Candy.
Preferred
5%
5
6%
5
18%
1%
14%
1H
29%
4
51%
51%
Fibre
Common.
6% preferred...20
Hupp Motor..
1
Hussmann-Llgonler *
23
$7 preferred
Hayes Indus
Hayes Mfg
Haytian Corp
45c
28
A)
HummeJ-Rosa
Hunter Steel com..*
8
50
*
(James)
Preferred
Hanna (M
%
4%
20
20
14%
102%
23%
3%
40%
.
11%
102%
3%
3%
73
Rubber
4
$6 preferred
100
Hammermill Pap.10
Hammond Instruml
Preferred
50
Class H
9%
18%
4
*
*
15
2%
25
68
Gobel (Adolf) Co.-l
Godchaux Sugar—
Preferred
1%
Diecasting
Haskelite Mfg
11
pref..100
1
3%
25
Wernicke—*
*
Preferred
Goldblatt
1%
Watch._*
$5 preferred
7
109%
%
12%
116
Goodrich (B
21
com
*
*
Co
4 % % conv pref 50
Globe-Democrat
Globe
12
29
Helme (G W)
*
& Co
Goodall Rubber
15
2%
2%
54
Good Humor Corp
11%
11%
96
*
14%
2
4%
48
Gladding McBean
Glidden
S'ig__*
8% preferred-.100
Gulfboard Oil
1
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Gypsum Lime
& Alabaster Ltd.*
Hajoca Corp
*
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com—5
Hall (W FiPrint'g 10
Haloid Co
5
Harbison-Walker
100
6
82
1
common
—
1%
share
3%
Hudson Mot Car..*
Humble Oil & Ref.. *
7
Guantanamo
48%
125%
103
24%
10%
1%
24%
9%
16%
*
14
Partic conv pref 15
Fruehauf Trailer .1
Galr (Robert)
Bros
10
-100
Fuller Brush
Gimbel
75
Froedtert Grain &
Brewing
»
Gorham Mfg
10
Gorton-Pew Fish..*
Freeport Sulphur. 10
French Investing..*
conv
*
Gorham Inc
Preferred
10
Franklin Ry Sup..*
5%
Preferred
Glen Alden Coal
1
Class B
Malt
*
Gilchrist Co
Publish
rets
98
34%
3
4%
7%
14%
%
12%
$5 c nv pref
*
Gilmer (L H)__—5
1
17%
Warrants
Hamilton
2
%
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
2000
4
Engineering com 1
Harshaw
80
6%
5%
55
25
105
74
108
3"
Class A
Preferred
Arrear dtfs
Gleaner Harvester.*
i
4%
42%
Gillette Saf Razor.*
Ford Motor France
den
Preferred
18
128
7
2
Am dep rets ord_.
Ford Mot of Can—
Formica Insulation *
5
50
com
Giddlngs & Lewis—2
Gilbert (A O)
*
&
com
Preferred
100
Foote Burt com
*
Ford Motor Ltd—
Am
Cement
$6 preferred
10
com w
92""
90
Giant Portland
28%
15
New pref w i_-100
Folmer Graflex
*
1
Class B com
Gibson Art
Follansbee Steel
New
Genessee Brew A—1
15
Flour Mills of Amer
Preferred
99
127%
48%
124%
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
13%
6% preferred. .25
Grumman Aircraft
Hanley
41%
14.50 preferred--*
Federated Puhlfca's*
ser
it*
109
5
Fenton United Clean
6% pref
12%
14%
3
„
1700
..
4%
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Fire Exting—
Gen Foods Corp—*
89
_
4%
2
Fed Screw Works.
cations com
14
111
4%
1%
Elec
t*
109
-100
Crude Oil-.2%
General
1
Fidello Brewery—.1
6th Ave Coach—25
Filene's (W m) Sons
5
62
21%
Federated Dept Sts *
4 H % preferred 100
&
1
2%
17%
20%
9%
12 %
&
Federal Match units
Federal Mogul
5
Federal Motor Tr—*
10
1
2%
54
Gen Development 20
General Electric—*
Federal
Compress
& Warehouse
25
53*
150*
Group No. 1 Oil---*
Group No. 2 Oil—-1
Gruen Watch
-.1
Stocks
share
1%
Prod-25c
Groc Store
7% preferred--100
Gen
9%
1
i
7 % preferred -
1
Per
*
Class A---.-—- *
Gen
Radio
Preferred
Gen Bottlers com.l
General Box Corp.l
General Bronze
5
20
Fashion Park com_*
com
6%
136
10
Gen Cigar common
Farnsworth Telev &
Machine
50
GenAniline&FilmA *
General
Baking—5
JS i s t pref
*
5*
89
0p8
Far ben Ind
Welder
5%
46%
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
3
5
10
Amer Trans..5
common
ts
Preferred
of the month preceding the date of Issue
share
3*
General Cable
Fanny F'mer Cand-*
Fansteel Metallurg"*
Federal
*
Mloys Co
Pref (stamp)
10
General Amer Oil of
35
Fairbanks
8% preferred. 100
Fairbanks Morse. _*
Falrchild Avlatlon.l
Fairchlld Eng & Alrl
Fairfield West Md
Dairy 6% pref
Fajardo Sugar
20
Falstaff Brewery--1
Famlse Corp
50c
Class A
2
Famous Players
Can Co p com-.l
Gen
Tex
34
7% preferred--100
Co
25
Per
%
55
133
2%
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
share
Exch Buffet Corp.-*
Ex Lax Mfg A
10
Faber Coe
Gregg *
Preferred
100
Fair (The) Chicago *
near as possible for the closing day
are as
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
88
-
-
18
price,
Steel common. 100
7% preferred:-100
Joy Mfg
1
lulian & Kokenge..*
Kahn's (E) Sons..*
1st pref
100
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace com—10
t New stock,
x
??*
i*
13
22%
72%
14%
IIS
103
10%
Ex-dividend.
12
INDUSTRIAL
SEPT., 1940]
^notations for all securities
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Dept
26
30
67
71
Link-Belt Oo
Lion Oil
86
5% conv pref.100
Kay nee
10
95
Kayser (Jul) & Co.5
Keith- Albee-Orph—
7% conv pre' 100
98
'
—
9%
103%
Keller
Tire
%
1%
19%
20
%
1
Kellogg Co..
Kelly Springfield
19
*
nnX
Brothers..
Locomotive Firebox*
86.50
1%
IX
5
common
Conv class A
Class B
*
Loew's Inc. com
cum
..1
pref.l*
fiOft Inc
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
*
Loft CandyCorp
14
.1
14%
6%
6%
1
.
l/ine Star Cement.*
Kemper McMillan..
Kendall Refining. 10
Kennedys inc
..5
23
27
14%
15%
6%
$5 preferred
100
Longhorn Portland
$i .25conv pref..*
Ken-Rad Tube &
15
5%
Preferred
...
one
25
29
11%
vtcl
Key Co common. _*
Keyes Fibre com..*
6
1st
1%
4%
2nd preferred
.100
Class A.
*
3
Preferred
*
45
55
13%
13%
Louisiana Ice & El
38
42
Ludlow Valve com.*
Keystone Steel &
Wire common
*
Keystone Watch
Case
____16 2-3
Kimberly-Clark
*
Kinner Motors
33
Knuasen
6%
34%
May 15
7%
1%
l%
22%
8%
IX
IX
IX
23%
47
53
1
.
*
*
8
32
9
|
3%
Tx\
7 %
OH
10
8%
24 X
25
20
11X
5X
12 X
•
86
50
r
30%
122
.1
6%
6%
*
4%
6%
20
17
1
44
47""
Lake of the Woods
15%
* r
16%
25
~3H
"3%
12 X
13
24 X
26 X
Landis Machine. .25
T%
Bryant
inc..*
7% preferred
Lanett Bleachery
100
..
Wells Co
l
10X
5X
Aug. 10
Glass
B.
10 X
11X
12
15 X
6
4X
3X
*
Lawrence Portland
3
*
1
10U
Lincoln Stores
Preferred
Line Material
*
No
nar
-.5
value.
%
2%
24%
85
1%
29
%
40%
6%
%
%
3
-
-
—
Marion St Shov
*
Marshall Field fit Oo*
Preferred
Master Electric
100
1
Master Tire & Rub*
Preferred
*
_
Math'son Alkali
19%
22
*
20
52
•
-
-
-
%
1%
12%
13%
14
16
1
McOrory Stores
1
Conv 6% pref.100
Electric. .1
McGraw-Hill Pub.*
1%
12
9
13%
102%
2
22%
Sts com.l
pref. 100
Mead Corp com
*
16 nreferred ser \ *
com
•
10
1
Meruit* I
5%
'o
conv 1st
.1
pf_50
common
35
1%
15%
108%
25
7%
22
6%
108
38
6
o
77
66
80
139
142
68%
10
2%
14%
10
11%
3%
3%
25
B__*
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
*
Moore Corp com..*
Preferred A
3%
15%
9%
JbLast sale.
—
56%
110%
57%
3%
3%
10
American shares.
.
Motor Finance com
Conv preferred..*
Motor Improvem'tl
Motor Products—*
M0t Wheel Corp. .5
10
Moxie Co pref
77
17%
158
140
63
94
com
Steel Castings
__*
5%
Nat Mfrs &Stores._*
Type—
1
5% preferred
50
Nat Pumps Corp..*
10
Preferred
10 x
Radiator
Nat Refining com..*
21%
30
Nat Steel Com—25
60%
*
16 nreferred
Nat Sugar Refg—_*
National Supply—
7 % preferred.
13
100
Nat Supply (Pa)..10
5%% pr pref..100
6
5%
107
102
10-year 12 nref 40
6% Drior pref.100
Nat Tea common._*
Natomas
6%
41
%
2
2%
90%
90
115%
117%
41%
116
160
162
«
120
42
2
1%
26
28
21%
23%
43%
•
Co
5%
35%
9%
36
5
7%
2%
9%
%
8%
*
8
Nazareth Cement .10
Preferred
100
86
Navarro Oil
3
1%
Nebel (Oscar) pref.*
Nehi Corp com
*
9%
*
84%
1st preferred
Neisner Bros
1
4 % % conv pfd 100
Nelson (Herman)5
Neptune Meter A__*
8% preferred..100
Nestie-Le Mur cl
New
Bedford
17
75
3%
5%
82
A *
Newberry (J J) Co.*
5% p-eferred—100
40
103
Cord
5
7
Preferred —100
110
common
age
42
7
43
_
10
National Tool
1
Nat Transit
12.50
Nat Union Radio 30c
New Britain Mach
*
New Eng Gr'n Prodi
New England Lime
*
units
61*
63
New Hav Cl com..*
34
37
New Idea
76%
77%
._*
com
40%
29
6
4%
13%
New Mexico fit
Land
Arizona
*
Newport Indus
I
Newport News Ship-
92
"2%
1%
bid g
fit
7%
Dry Dock
Common.
1
21
22
24
New
Process
pref..*
Co
*
101 %
28
85
90
N Y Auction
*
N
Y
*
2%
41%
N
Y Dock
6
4%
3%
3
12%
13
15%
5%
1%
16
5%
2%
20%
15
2
3
15
15
3%
3
34
74
5% preferred.. 100
Murray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
110
78"
12%
7%
9
non-cum
pf
*
Y Transit
File
7
*
*
29%
Founders shares. 1
Nicholson
5%
20%
17%
5%
28%
N Y Shipbuilding-.1
1900
3
5
Corp—
Class A
Class B
com
com
1
8
Niles-Bement-Pond *
62%
Noblitt-Sparks
26
5
Noma Elec Corp
1
North Amer Av1a__l
3%
17%
Amer Cement
Common
1
1
11%
Class A
1
3
14%
8
'
*
"6%
66
43%
12%
Air Brake
North
6%
10%
conv
N Y Merchandise. 10
N
3
*
Myles Standish vtc*
Nachman Springf--*
4%
21
13
2.50
i*
5%
2
3
12%
Muskogee Co...--*
Preferred
100
Mrers (FE)<fc Bros.*
2%
21%
57
12%
100
33%
100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
M-iosmgwear Inc..*
Munson SS pref A_*
VamishlOO
2%
45
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
32
"C" units
19
Nat Rub Mach
29
r
8%
13%
7%
10%
8%
8%
10%
19%
Nominal
30
40
Mueller Brass Co._l
Muliins Mfg Corp—
Class B
1
17 conv pref
*
Murphy (G C)
4%
6%
21
100
Mtge Bk of Colombia
Mountain Prod
1351
112
9
Drill
fit Machinery.. 100
Mortbon Corp A..1
n
.100
nref B-.
Common
103
100 r 158
100 r 238
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore Drop For A_*
Morrell(John) & Co*
Morris (Philip)
fit Co Ltd
iSU
112
6%
prefe" ed_100
Nat Lock Washer .20
Nat Paper fit
43
41%
2
^
Preferred
100
5%% preferred..*
95
(vlciss A
Murphy
10
Lead
Nat Oil Products._4
*
Monticello Tobac.-l
Monumental Radio 1
Ring com
28%
111
National
1
100
$4.50 p7 ser A—*
\
Gas—..*
10
vionolith Portland
Morse Twist
1
_
Fuel
Natl Gypsum com.l
ft4.50 conv pref..*
Nat Licorice
1%
7%
3%
%
Midwest pref.. 10
Monsanto Chem__ 10
48"'
20
ClassA....
6%
109
108%
1%
6%
3%
Monarch Mach T'l •
87'
28%
17
2%
Monogram Pictures 1
5%
110
16
3%
%
13
2%
101%
25%
Fnam fit 8tpa_*
7% pref A
1
102
7%
4%
6%
95%
32%
118
6%
40%
6%
2i%
32
116
Molvhdenum Corn I
28
*
preferred-..50
Class B
8%
Moloney Electric A*
Preferred B
Hist, "Prod
6%
Nat
'
1
10
Nat.
%
31
31%
8%
28%
104%
2%
*
10
6% nreferred
3%
5
100
Cum pref ser
Nat, Dept Storps
12 J
Nat Food Products
25
3
89
Preferred
Preferred
53%
13%
103%
"§"
*
.._*
Nat Chem fit Mfg._l
Nat Container (Del) 1
Nat Cylinder Gas._l
Nat Dairy Prod
*
7% pref class A100
7% pref class B109
Nit
22
3%
24
13
12%
Judson—
Preferred
30
*
ft7
National Drug—
13%
5%
5%
1
5%
12%
4%
58
14%
100%
5
Mohawk Carpet-.20
Mohawk Rubber. _*
29%
1%
2%
%
4%
7%
Barge
Model Laundry
5
Plate coin..... 10
Preferred
Melville Shoe
Line
2%
28%
47
7
3
1.05
22
27%
%
3%
25
Pine Line A
28
20
8*
6
B common..
Montgomery Ward *
31%
8%
27%
102%
5%
10
Missouri Kansas
2%
27
52
"1%
25
13%
14
8
10
%
1%
common
Voehringer.Co2.50
85c
%
4
6
108
com
Preferred
Mississippi Glass—
Valley
Nat Casket
Nat. Cash Reg
Nat
Class B
1
Mo Port! foment.25
2o
%
19*'
166%
18%
6%
Candy._
1st preferred. .100
2d preferred—100
15c
3%
8
Miss
*
8%
100
Natlon'l Malleable &
*
7*
3^
I
10
.
Aluminum Fdy..*
National
....
100
33
A
Nat. Bellas-Hess
4
pref..*
cum
100
Nat Biscuit
40
125
Mission Corp
10
Mission Dry Corp.l
Mission Oil
1
ft6.50
7
18
Nat Breweries
National Bronze fit
115
5%
19%
6%
6% conv pref__10
Nat Bearing Metals*
7°£ n«*pf'irTed-. 190
2
1%
35%
100
Airlines. .1
Preferred
%
%
*
*
1
Fibres common..1
28
Corp—
pref
Nat Acme Co
72
%
27%
1
1
Power Imolera 1
2
McKeemort Tin
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
$3 conv pref
*
Oil
conv
4%
Minneapolis-Moline
2
12%
..*
Oil
4% pref se- B.100
Minn Min fit Mfg..*
7
41
Preferred
100
McCord Rad cl A--*
Class B
*
"fe
Regulator
12
*
Called for redemption, see page 111.
11
36
Mead Johnson
T
Gas
Supply common.*
Midwest Refining .1
M 11 r (F> Son" com 5
8% preferred
50
Milton Bradley pflOO
Minneap-Honeyweil
25%
%
3%
69%
X
16
Nast (Conde) see O
Nat'onal Automotive
Midwest Piping fit
23%
Refinin: pref. .100
conv
M ch
Mid-West Abras.50c
Midwest Oil
10
12
90
5% preferred-.100
21%
-
1st $3 pref _-___*
$3 cum pf w w _.*
McCahan Sugar
Oil Co
1
iMidivale Co
1%
1%
167
S5.50pfserBww*
3%
3%
30
132
%
100
8% 1st nref
100
12 n-c div shares.*
10
8
28%
29
64%
116%
National
5c*
__1
25
Co.
Nash-Kelvimtor ..5
15
12%
Rumper
55
Paper..
11%
*
Mich Chemical
and
Gum
14%
1
Midland Steel
Products com.*
"I %
124
6%
1%
Nash
1
com
10
Meyer BlankeCo..*
ft2
23
7% nreferred-.100
May Dept Stores. 10
Maytag Co
*
McQuay NorrlsMfg* v
McWilliams Dredge*
98
99
-
100
1%
22
10
Preferred
100
Marlin Rockwell..I
6%
181
19%
2%
r
Preferred
100 r
4%
Maracaibo Oil Exp. 1
%
29
Marathon Paper. .25
100
Preferred
100
McLellan
39
96%
97%
18%
20%
2%
2%
17%
44%
19%
107%
9%
-
7
6%
a
Preferred
McGraw
5
5%
%
176
_
34
40
7% preferred.. 100
Lily Tulip Cup.. .*
Mtge
8
6%
J*
Assn
Coated
54%
Mexico-Ohio Oil
Class A vtc..
Class B vtc
*
McOall Corp:
37
oreferred.50
4
18
*
.
Bid
Per
3
62%
Par
Narragansett Racing
Nashua
Mexican Petrol
Mock
McCoII-Froutenac
.5
Lig fit Myers Tob.25
Common B
25
Prior
1%
3%
27%
3%
100
Lincoln Service.
108
%
Savers Corp
Lincoln
21
%
2%
Lib. 7
Mansfield Tire &
Rubber com
11%
i3%
83
Locom Wks *
Lincoln Bldg v t c. .1
57%
1%
*
common
65c
100
1
$5 conv
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manlschewitz (B) J***
Manning Bowman
St Co
com
Micromatic Hone._l
Midcont'I Airlines—
Common
1
Mid-Oont Petrol ..10
Middle States Pet—
2%
14
92
1
pref....*
11%
13%
23
Lima
19%
3
100
25%
10%
50
Mich Steel Cast
1
Mich Steel Tube.2%
Michigan Sugar
*
"ref'-rred
in
154
10
Option warrants..
Mandel Bros Inc..*
50c
*
1
Le Tourneau (R G)1
Lewis (Edgar P)pf 10
Ley (Fred T) & Oo *
Llbbey-Owens- Ford *
Liberty Aircraft... 1
Liberty Baking
*
Life
21%
%
4%
2%
31
Refining-3
fit
3
1
Prod .6
Preferred
2%
3%
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Lib McNeil
8
2%
19%
105%
Lemp (Wm J) Brew5
4%% pref
Lesstngs inc
6
%
4% conv pref.100
Lehigb Vailed Coal *
6% cum conv pf 50
Lehigh & WilkesBarre Corp.
*
Stores
13
11%
Len Coal & Nav
*
Lb'- I'o.'tl Cement.25
Leonard
27
,
21
Lerner
110
19%
151
2
13
55
%
85
4
6% preferred ..100
MarshallWells pf 100
Martin (Glen L)___l
Martin Parry Corp *
Masonite Corp
*
5% A conv pf.100
Massey-Harrls
*
10c
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv pref
*
Leland Electric
4
24
lament
100
Lea Fabrics
*
Lebanon Steel & rr. 1
Lee Rub fit Tire ..5
Lehn fit Fink
165
1
10
22%
Lino.*
Preferred
New preferred w i*
com
115
M'ch
14%
109%
*
Maior Marketing.. 1
Mallory (P R)
*
Maltine Co
Manati Sugar
6% preferred..109
Metrop Playhouse.*
18%
i
1O0
Margay Oil Corp..*
Langendorf United
Lanova Corp
1
Lanston Monotype
Machine Co.. 100
Lautaro Nitrate A.l
com
Preferred
Mahoninor Inves*
35
Common
25c
Partlc pref'ence.15
Metal fit Thermit..*
Preferred
100
65
11
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill...*
37
Bakeries class A.*
MacWhyte Co—
8% preferred..100
Macy (R FD Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden
*
Magazine Repeating
Manufac's Trading 1
r
Landers. Frary fit
Clark
Mack Trucks Inc..*
Mangel Stores.
Laclede-Christy
100
Lakev Fdy <fc Mach 1
Lambert Co
.*
21 %
34%
3%
135
100
Majestic Radio wi lc
5%
30 X
121
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred..100
|
3X
10
6% preferred-.100
Macfadden Newsp.*
Macfadden Pub
*
Preferred
*
Razor
82
Special pref
10
Kreuger (G> Brew.l
Kroger Grocery fit
Baking common *
Lane
Mac And A: Forb
30
Midland
*
Lvon Metal ^rod.lO
9%
Kress (S II)
W Preferred
..50
.
6%% pref
100
Airpl_50c
Corp
5
75
►
Milling
pref._-.20
Luscombe
i
2%
42%
24 %
Clay Products
Laclede Steel
Lago Petroleum
.*
1
Lynch
12
m
*
Kysor Heater
n-c
Lukens Steel
2
11*
__l
pref
.100
Common
7% preferred.. 100
Koppers Co 6%nfl00
Kresge Dept Stores 1
4% preferred..100
Kresge (S S) Co.. 10
Lane
5%
Creamery-
cum
-
102%
Lunkenheimer Co—
Kinney (G R) Inc.,1
$5 prior pref
♦
Klrby Lumber
100
Kir by Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co
*
Kleinert Rubber..10
Knapp-Monarch __*
Kobacker Stores
10
7% nreferred
""%«
1
Preferred
Knott Corp
(P)
Louisville Cem. .100
100 k 112
Preferred
Lorillard
Loudon Packing
King Oil
1
Kingsbury Brew
1
King Seeley cora__l
Kingston Products. 1
•
preferred.. 100
Preferred
100
Merck & Co com..l
Mesabi fron
1
Mesta Machine
5
Metal Textile Corp
26
H
62
8%
13
6%% nref A100
Warrants
12
14%
103
11
Mer mnth'l^r
13%
27%
6%
3%
101^
Transportation
*
Merchants Refrig..*
Merrimac Hat.....*
%s
*
Preferred
100
Merchants <fc Miners
Scott
21%
100
5% nrpfer-ed .100
Lord St Taylor..100
12%
....
Wiles
16
97
Merritt, Chapman fit
33
Bis. .25
Longwest Corn
Loose
13%
.
Stocks
share
94
Preferred
100,.
17%
Ask
Bid
Mercantile Stores._*
.
164
14%
4%
1%
5%
25%
*
Oemen*com;
3%
Lamp A.
»._*
Kensico Cemetery
Association
100
Kentucky S
17
Par
Per
34%
9%
8%
10%
32
13
13
12%
27%
1
_
Long Bell Lum A..*
Common
•_...*
.
•
Lit
Locke Steel Chain.5
Lockheed Air Craft. 1
'
Colorfilm
Kellett Autogiro
25
Liquid Carbonic—*
Llquidometer Corp 1
7
15 X
14%
4%
1
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
Class B
*
20
Dorian
9%
Preferred...'..100
Keith (Geo E) Co—
7% preferred.. 100
7%
Class A...
6 % oreferred
5%
8%
8%
•
*
Stocks
share
33 X
10
Refg
Ask
Bid
Lipton (Thomas J)—
100
4%
100
Preferred
12%
11%
__1
*
Lionel Corp....
Lion Match
St's
Common
Par
89
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Per
2
Kane Carburetor. _*
KOStk Yds Me. 100
Preferred
100
Kaufman
Stocks
share
Per
MISCELLANEOUS
&
ire as near as
45
11
Canadian price,
pref
Class B pmf
.1
No Am Refractories
Class
A...
*
Class
B
*
6 % % preferredl 00
North Central
Texas Oil
f New stock.
5
4
%
20
2%
month preceding the date of Issue
Quotation! for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Stocks
Par
share
Per
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
North Sc Judd
26
North Pipe Line.. 10
9
32"
30
63*
63*
Northrop Aircraft
1
Class A.
Warrants
Northwest Airlines
N'weet Engine
_
53*
234
*
¥
\iH
*
N'west Yeast
100
Norwalk Tire& Rub*
32
7% preferred. -60
Norw Pharmacal.2 34
.
Novadel Agene
Noxzema Chem
Nu-Enamel
1334
3034
434
*
1
1
Oceanic Trading. 10c
24
100
*
r
140
_
32
51%
i. 78
134
r
Preferred
Ohio Brass B
Ohio Forge &
Machine Corp
Ohio Leather
Ohio Match
Ohio Oil
H34
1 32
1 78
Ogillve Flour Mills.*
31
160
18
18?*
16
1?
6% preferred—100
103*
634
934
63*
1003*
102
.*
Ohio Rubber
Ohio Seamless Tube5
6% preferred
.*
4H
65
70
143*
1534
30
334
214
1014
28
3
O'Sullivan Rubber
">
12814
15 3*
133
*
$5.50 convlstpf.*
Marine &
27
24
22
Manufacturing..5
49
com...
115
5234
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
13
734
14 34
.
1
Pacific Coast Co. .10
1st preferred
*
21*
814
414
~6"
Package Mach
44
Packard Motor—
334
6714
1.
3*
1414
1234
Page-Hersey Tubes *
Pairpont Corp.. 100
Palmer Bros.
*
Pan Am Airways..5
Pan Amer Match.25
Pan Amer Petrol &
J*
434
IS*
47
78*
14^
1414
9
8
104
Pan-Amer Southern 1
Panhandle Prod &
6
/a
3
Machine common*
Preferred
..*
Paraffine Co Inc.
334
5
33*
53*
78
834
32
734
15
1
63*
34
834
*
107
19
Peck, Stow & WilclO
5
Peerless Cement
3
*
834
32?*
11
1934
1134
934
1734
7
134
834
2l"
6
334
Peerless Weighing &
1
10c
30c
*
134
3
J
Pender(D)Groc'y A*
134
4634
1334
463*
2
Class B
-
*
Penick & Ford
*
Penney (J C) Com.*
Penn-Oentral Air¬
lines
Corp
Penn Coal & Coke 10
Pa-Dixie Cement-.*
7%
conv
pref A..*
4834
14
473*
83
84
15
1534
234
234
234
23*
1834
21
n 34
13'
19
22
$7 conv pref
*
Penna Industries—
1!
17534
.8
185
16
234
Penn Vy Crude Oil
Class A
6
Class B
lc
Units
3c*
234
1
5c
1
com
24
Peoples Drug Stores5
Pepsi-Cola
*
191*
235
Albany Bottl Co_4
Circle
Pocahontas Fuel-100
Polaroid Corp
Pollak Mfg
1
*
Poor & Co class B-.*
Class A
par
*
value,
2H
A*
4§X
33*
134
143*
9
Class A
24
1914
248
214
231*
31*
29
a
73*
634
iiH
e8*
2034
634
91
5
74
12
1234
933*
6
534
58
89
— -
\%
!§*
Reliance Sieel
8234
1634
5
8434
1634
32
3-2 34
8
..10
Class A
73
50
7% cum pref—100
53*% cum pf.. 100
Reynolds Metals. .*
534% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring... 1
Reynolds Tob.... 10
11
734
16"
93*
534
_
.
10
3
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
1
7
24
h
13*
5
1534
734
3
"23*
1634
16
1034
13
pref
*
Pressed Metals Am. 1
46
4734
83*
Rogers Peet
100
12
15
100
34
38
5% conv 1st pf..5
5% conv2dpf_.50
X
.
Preferred
100
133*
3*
1434
62
61
228
235
115
116
*
3
108
Original pref.. 100
Puget Sound Pulp &
Timber
com..*
Preferred
20
...*
Pullman
108
17
21
5% conv pref. .100
6% preferred.. 100
Purity Bakeries
*
Pyle National Co. 5
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred-.100
Quaker State Oil. .10
Quincy Market Cold
78
6
734
_
1
conv
pref. 100
.100
Randan Corp pt A
Class B
Rands com
-J*
wtV°
150
157
434
4234
Pile common.
*
...
_
cum
634
$1.20
pfd.20
conv
Rose 5 10&25c Store
common
1
of N Y ord shares.
34
234
3434
434
o¥>
2034
434
5
6
35
39
1834
19
1034
11?
40
42
173*
2734
34
34
18
2
Called for redemption, see page 111*
1434
5
14
123*
323*
434
234
34
133*
44 3*
48
53
5
234
134
St Louis Screw
& Bolt com
134
100
r
100
r
25
634
66
2934
1
1
234
Packing
1
Conv A pref
*
Mfg
1
Sonoco Products—5
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred_.l
Soss Mfg common_1
South Coast Oorp--l
Preferred
..100
South Penn Oil—25
So Porto Rico Sug.*
8% preferred.. 100
163*
134
23
234
2'4
99
134
22 34
12
"3*
1634
81*
110
13
103*
50
153*
834
3
634
•A*
27
13*
1134
3 34
134
28
32
20
13334
South Shore Oil &
34
123*
1934
Southern Advance
Bag & Paper$2 preferred
50
6 % preferred- -100
Southern Groc com*
Preferred
*
Southern, New
England Tee cl A
South'n Pipe Line 10
Phosph.10
Southland Royal-.5
22
73
14
20
13*
634
5
5
South West Penna
5
Stock Yards
*
St Regis Pap com..5
27
Preferred
100
Salt Dome Oil.___1
Samson United
1
Sanborn Map
25
633*
::
*
-.25
Smytn Mfg
Southern
92
Units
21
Typewriter vtc--*
Smith (Howard)
6% conv pref..20
"334
120"
23
83*
103*
Smith & Corona
Development. -100
15
15
Savage Arms
...»
Savannah Sugar..
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley DIstillers.5
5 34%" pref
100
Sch iff C
3o com
.*
*
SkeUyOil
15
Organ._.j5
Sloss-Sheff S & 1.100
$6 preferred—100
Smith (A O) Corp. 10
Skinner
S'eastern Greyhound
Lines common...5
100
Sanitary Co of Am
8% preferred .100
San-Nap-Pak com.l
Preferred
834
com..*
44 34
10
100
Preferred
20
.
Preferred
1063*
7
Pipe Lines
10
Spalding (AG)&Br.l
1st
St Paul Union
70
20
25
Preferred
36
60
5
57
99"
100
St Lawrence Paper
Preferred
100
57 3*
Preferred
Sirian Lamp
Solar
4434
10634
Corp.*
Mills com
Preferred
20
Solar Aircraft
13
$2 conv pref
50
St Lawrence Flour
.
com
12
143*
434
434
114
58
Preferred..
Singer Mfg.
100
Singer Mfg Ltd.
£1
Sioux City Stock
1034
5334
$2.50conv pref..*
Ryan Aeronautical 1
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Safety Car Heat
& Ltg (Del)
50
Safeway Stores.—.*
5% preferred
100
St Croix Paper. .100
Preferred
.*
*
Socony Vacuum.. 15
Pacific Co.. 100
75
56
pref.. 100
5
27
116
Ave.234
*
St Lawrence
*
Simplex Paper
1
Simplicity Pattern. 1
Simpson Ltd B
*
Snider
Royalite Oil
*
Royal Typewriter.*
7 % preferred- 100
Ruberoid Co
_*
Russeks 5th
Russell Mfg
*
Paper Mills
25
St Louis Car
10
Preferred
..100
St L Rocky Mt &
,34
434
3
$3 conv pref.
*
Rayomer Inc com. 1
$2 cum pref
.25
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
5
Real Silk Hosiery
134
43*
1034
10
_
8% preferred.. .5
Rapid Electrotype.*
Rath Packing
10
Raybestos-Manhat
Raymond Concrete
183*
213*
203*
734
734
803*
8734
833*
1034
834
53*
10034
Chem.l
Radio Corp of Am. *
6%
Root Petrol Co.—1
234
134
Rustless Ir & Steel. 1
1934
$5 pref B
S3.50 conv 1st pf *
Radio- Kelth-Orph *
%
334
31
27
Inc
Punta Alegre Sugar *
Pure Oil Co
*
Stor & Whse__100
Preferred
100
9
2
6134
34
Publication Corp..*
1st preferred.. 100
Prosperity Co B
834
_
1
13*
Royal Dutch Co
*
of Nevada
J 34
Rome Cable Corp.5
Roosevelt Field
5
34
8% preferred-.100
5% preferred-.100
Producers Corp
Proc & Gamble
Preferred
*
.
13
1034
10?*
»
100
Optical
2634
Roeser & Pendleton »
63*
Sher-Wms Can
Co 7% pref—100
Simonds Saw & Steel
43*
534
234
36
1034
1034
3234
76
109
5%pf ser AAA 100
5
203*
1
31
Sherw-Williams --25
70c
19
Pressed Steel Car—
loiM
25
Hoist
Simon Brewery.... 1
Simon (Franklin) &
34
5% preferred. .100
36*
3*
24
34
1§*
Common
*
Simms Petroleum. 10
*
634
.#
1034
Simmons Hdw & Pt
*
_
Pottery.. 1
534% conv pf.100
Shepard Niles Crane
Yards
22
83*
Simmons Co..
16
*
4034
1
10
9
x
100
-
*
%
....
134
20
conv
1
Seton Leather
834
dH
Hall
Inc
Servel
Simmons-Boar dman
Pub preferred...*
5
Preferred
1
50
ware com
Seiberllng Rubber.*
5% preferred-.100
Selby Shoe—
*
Selfridge Prov St £1.
Sentry Safety Oon.i
Serrick Corp cl B..1
Preferred
26
"134
Myers..*
Rockwood & Co
Segal Lock & Hard¬
Shell Transp St Tr £2
Shell Union Oil... 15
Powdrell & Alexan.5
Pratt Food
__100
1
134
8034
3834
Silex Co
23*
7% 1st pref...100
Rochester Button._*
334
*
Sheaff
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