odd lot

They were an odd lot, mostly older than she was and tougher looking.

All together, these men are an odd lot to be representatives of healthy liberation.

They were an odd lot, firemen, Annie had always thought.

Odd lot, all, not sure why they were there.

Any other number of shares is an odd lot.

During her initial weeks here, the men on Phobos had seemed an odd lot.

You can purchase what are termed "odd lots" from most paper companies.

An odd lot is any block of shares that cannot be rounded to an even hundred.

There is also an "odd lot" table for those who have only one or two items to peddle.

Any quantity less than this normal unit is referred to as an odd lot.

Some odd lots of canvas - figured that would always come in useful.

"Captain, are you accustomed to taking on odd lots of passengers?"

No big block sales, just a few odd lots here and there, but there's definitely been some quiet selling.

Such investors generally buy bonds in odd lots, which is anything under $100,000.

"I fear they are an odd lot, although they have a great deal of influence in this district.

Banker's acceptances smaller than this amount are referred to as odd lots.

Thus, the odd lot on which 203 East 29th Street now stands was created at that time.

Spock shook his head at the fact that he had dutifully counted up this odd lot.

But with the end of fixed commissions, trading an odd lot became very expensive, and purchases dried up.

They were an odd lot down there.

There were numerous odd lots of paperwork I wasn't sure how to classify.

But in 1991, he said, odd lot traders were net buyers in 95 of the year's trading days.

"I did some research and found plenty of Web retailers selling discount items, but none in the odd lot category," he said.

In the past, a premium could add as much as 25 cents a share to the cost of trading odd lots.

The fifteen players were an odd lot.