The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
BEG. U. 8. PAT. OFFICE New York Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange Baltimore Stock Exchange Exchange New York Produce Exchange New York Curb Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Cleveland Stock Exchange San Francisco Stock Exchange Philadelphia Stock Exchange Los Angeles Stock Exchange Detroit Stock Exchange INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGES page EXCHANGE—BONDS—18 STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS..31 N. Y. STOCK N. Y. NEW YORK CURB NEW YORK EXCHANGE 41 —-57 CHANGE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE. CHICAGO STOCK CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE EX- PRODUCE page i BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.. .64 PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.66 EXCHANGE . .59 60 BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE 68 ...70 72 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.74 LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX TO GENERAL 75 QUOTATIONS page REVIEW OF page 1 MARCH.. TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS. 94 94 Canadian mills 94 MINING STOCKS 94 INSURANCE STOCKS & SCRIP...94,120 REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND STKS.95 TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS..95 U. S. AND MUNICIPAL BONDS 100 CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS 102 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS—101 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES—109 CANADIAN BANKS. 119 STEAM RAILROAD BONDS 77 STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS. 81 INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS—82 JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...99 JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..99 BONDS.. 100 FEDERAL LAND BANK 10S REAL ESTATE BONDS PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS 83 PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS 88 INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS—91 INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...95 .93 EXCHANGE SEATS WILLIAM B. William DANA northern mills southern mills.—. COMPANY, Street, Corner of PUBLISHERS Spruce Street. -New York. ■v ■■; ■ or,;. Bonds We own and offer. a Investment for comprehensive list of carefully selected Government, Municipal, Railroad and Public Utility Bonds which ment. We shall be we recommend for invest¬ pleased to send descriptive circulars to investors Harris, Forbes & Company Pine i Street, Corner William • NEW YORK SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO. OF BALTIMORE Chartered 1864 Capital $2,000,000 Organized 1867 Surplus & Profits Over $4,800,000 Acts as Trustee of Corporation Mortgages, Fiscal Agent for Corporations and Individuals, Transfer Agent and Registrar. Depositary under plans of reorganization. Acts Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Receiver, Attorney and Agent, being as Trustee, especially organized for careful management and settlement of estates of every character. SECURITIES HELD ON DEPOSIT FOR OUT-OF-TOWN CORPORATIONS AND PERSONS. DIRECTORS WALTERS, Chairman of Board JOHN J. NELLIGAN, President NORMAN JAMES H. H. M. LEE, VIce-Pres. SAMUEL M. SHOEMAKER H. BLANCHARD RANDALL WALDO NEWCOMER ELISHA H. PERKINS ROBERT GARRETT GEORGE C. JENKINS HOWARD BRUCE MORRIS WHITRIDGE ANDREW P. SPAMER, 2d V.-Pres. JOSEPH B. KIRBY, 3d Vice-Pres. WM. R. HUBNER, 4th Vice-Pres. GEO. B. GAMMIE. Treasurer C. R. TUCKER, Asst. Treasurer JOHN W. BOSLEY, Asst. Treas, E. H. CROMWELL, Asst. Treas. A. H. TROEGER. Asst. Treas. on request. BANK'*9 RECORD Rfcti, Copyright In 1931 by WILLIAM b. Entered as Second Class Matter, March U, S. PAT. CFFICt. DANA COMPANY, In offic* of Librarian of Congrtu, Washington, D. C. the Poat Office at New York, N. Y.f under the Act of March 8 1879, 9 1928, at month Quotation Record Bank and The States, $11 60 In Canada Possessions and Territories. and United States Is $6.00 a year of United States and Canada, 50 cents extra Bank & Quotation Record The subscription price to the Foreign postage outside authorized the veterans war to say that the that United and $13.50 In other foreign Alaska: except toun tries of the the Secretary of the* Treasury, ate in its mid-March Frank ■Brigadier-General William Street comer Spruce Street, New approximately to furnish upon including the $100,000,000, MARCH—COMMERCIAL AND REVIEW OF ous proved a definite or pronounced sign affording promise months, in failing to disclose any indications of trade revival of progress in that direction. be seasonal in character, in the tide after a or any Whatever evidence appeared rather than indicative of a turn prolonged period of poor trade and The month had one bad development to its credit calcu¬ unfortunately the expec¬ strengthen confidence, but lated to seemed to in certain lines of business of greater activity times. In addition to all disappointing month, like so many previ¬ immediate quickening in trad^ were concluding session of the old Congress tations built on it of an The realized. not time, on Mar. 4, and adjourn¬ terminated at the statutory ment bills and all the other President the of the appropriation immediately urgent measures, so that occurred, too, after the passage dreaded, This session. least of a meant ernment the country was struggling to prolonged business depression of a most pro¬ admitted by most well informed problems for the Administration at and weighty Foremost among these prob¬ revenues were declining based which became due Mar. 15), of the calendar year $500,000,000 installment of the income and profits vanishing point, and in other as that year. dwindling financing. Through the than in the veto previous constituted in year because of the corporations the task of Treasury GBut this formed only one phase of the problem. the enactment of of the President, burden upon soldier bonus legislation, as narrated in Congress imposed our an over review for entirely new the executive branch of the Government and the taxpayers of the country. It is unnecessary to repeat here the facts and figures given by us the previous in interest Provision had now to be made for taking up this $1,100,000,000 of Treasury notes on Mar. 15. Fortunately the whole matter was managed with consum¬ mate skill The details Mellon. by Mr. of the operation given at length further along in this article, are under a the Treasury's By reference to the discussion separate heading devoted, as is our custom, to financing for the month. there given, it will be seen that the Secretary undertook to altogether $1,400,000,000, and very cleverly divided! amount up among three distinct classes of obligations raise the only iy2% interest per annum, the lowest rate named in offering of certificates (the 'Secretary thus taking any ad^ of short-term funds with which/ and investment markets have been congested for vantage of the plethora the money long), and another series of certificates running so for a 2% interest per annum, and also provided for the issuance of $500,000,000 Treasury bonds bearing 3%% interest and matur¬ full year States for amount of $600,000,000 and bearing be on and after M]ar. 15 1941. what seen an the total a of the option of the United It will also, in that place, unqualified success this piece of financing proved, subscriptions being received for more than 2y2 times $1,400,000,000 of securities offered, or for grand aggregate of $3,735,604,300, out of which the Secre¬ footing up $1,518,261,500. Thus in tary made allotments the of Treasury end one financing, by skillful handling, became the favorlable developments of the that extent should, along have served to FEDERAL FARM month, and to with the adjournment of Congress, speed the coming of trade revival. BOARD—RESIGNATION OF CHAIRMAN LEGGE— STABILIZATION OF WHEAT PRICES TO BE DISCONTINUED. Developments regarding these income taxes would show The loss showed what an important item revenues the month of February, upon replaced compared with those of the previous omission of the rebate granted individuals and in to notwithstanding that the rate of the income tax levy heavier called fdr 3^% Treas¬ notes, with the purpose of effecting a saving through the operation. At the end of the month Treasury officials esti¬ mated that the total yield of was on completely extinguished and had been by losses. year, destined and were 1930, which, in so many instances, had reduced almost to the loss of Gov¬ further heavy reduction, because of the diminished instances redemption prior to maturity $1,100,000,000 of ing Mar. 15 1943, but redeemable at the adjournment of Congress brought yield of the Federal income taxes (the first a nine meets in regular session unquestionably that of Treasury financing. lems was been free at though it failed of the promise counted upon. new a be This was most assuredly no mean Washington to grapple with. suffer in extra Congress the country would that On the other hand, the some inkling of the an be obliged to face, $300,000,000 bearing the new convening nounced type, and was so persons, before he had he would of indebtedness, one December. from . this, the Secretary of the Treasury bad. previously, ticklish situation since the less, loaned running for six month for amount of advantage at a time when emerge or by offering two series of certificates months, or until the new Congress the coming $500,000,000 by April 11, ? which every¬ legislative and ^political disturbances for from months ury applied; relieved of the necessity, which, above was everything else, he had desired to avoid, and body six more law went into effect." new FINANCIAL EVENTS. March to advices from Hines, Administrator of; Vet-f Mar. 14 the Treasury Department Will be Called* for up to York. F. Affairs, that "for the purpose of making loans eran Publishers, WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, But applications of financing. program found himself obliged to say, in response E. O. for the kept coming in so fast that on Mar. 17 Mr. Mellon La Salle Street. Smith. 1 Drapers* Gardens. figured that for the immedD and this was the amount included by the Treasury purpose, for loans LONDON OFFICE—Edwards 8c Suffice it present he must raise $300,000,000 extra cash Single oopies are sold at 75 cents per copy. CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South by Congress. Administrator of Veteran Affairs calculated. $1,000,000,000 would be required, and Mr. Mellon, full a required for purpose of the adjusted service certificates upon of Record ia one of the publications A Financial Chronicle and is issued monthly. the Chronicle are $10 per annum within Continental Terms for the amount of cash to as making the 50% loans Bank and Quotation Commercial NO. 4. NEW YORK, APRIL 10 1931. VOL. 4. its the Federal Farm Board and operations were also highly important, though the pre¬ cise effects In mine. ander Mar. of these must remain for the future to deter¬ accordance with Legge 6 previous announcement, Alex-, resigned as Chairman of the Board, and on President James C. Stone was Hoover accepted his resignation and named by the President to succeed him. Mr. Hoover said lie was certain he reflected the view of the agricultural community when he expressed intense regret at Mr. Legge's retirement. From Washington appeared that Mr. Legge had sent White House nearly two weeks attempted to year. persuade advices it his resignation to the before, and that Mr. Hoover him to remain in office another Mr. Legge himself said that his resignation from s 2 MONTHLY REVIEW the Board was a mere he had been it working formality,, that, the organization set up and the work started. also expressed the to opinion that the _ established was July 15 1929 have been mainly directed toward on nation-wide development of the co-operative movement with a view to purchases of wheat for maintaining home prices unifying, so far as practicable, sales activities of organiza¬ above the world market levels, and these reports were now Mr. confirmation. find mediately appointment, his after Stone, the in by the Board would be continued unchanged. between reading seemed lines the of. the perfectly plain that some modification it has with activities same the action of the Board in having made purchases of wheat, up constantly referred to it as purely emergency relief, thereby to handling the other associations of those commodity, and in many cases to assist in the setting of a national sales agency for the commodity. "I wish to course been to render efficient service to their members, to co-ordinate their more This appeared from the fact that Mr. Stone, in discussing conveying the distinct impression that in the ordinary this aid of purpose strengthen these organizations, to enable them course. a The units. operative was contem¬ plated when circumstances should permit such memberships composed of hundreds of local co¬ with their any¬ announcement of which are national or regional marketing agencies many formulated But to During this period commodity. same financial assistance has been extended to 101 associations, issued statement a handling the tions Chairman, im¬ new Mar. 8, was at some pains to state that the policy one it since Board the change of policy, at least as far as concerned un¬ a limited to efforts of "The withdrawal there had been reports that the Board contem¬ plated price which economic conditions justify. maximum For some time previous to Mr. Legge's going concern. as a the plans his farm operations to obtain for his products point where the organization might be safely considered a intelligently system will enable the organized farmer who had progressed program co-operative marketing It believes that an adequate mand. Mr. Legge Board about consistent progress toward goal of the adjustment of production to potential de¬ the period in helping to get a one-year the also organization co-operative expects to see brought having been clearly understood when he accepted the position that it wais for r "2. Through la; matter of fact, as overtime for nearly eight months, on made primarily emphasize that loans ar$ not provide funds at a low rate of interest for co-operative to it would not be the policy of the Board to engage in market associations. dealings, but rather that it would be the aim to get the co-operative associations are obtaining the greater pant of farmer to act his on behalf through the co-operative own these that co-operative agencies might fully and "plans is heretofore adopted will . be carried out without ' change," adding that "this applies particularly to the present operations of the Grain Stabilization Corp. and the lOotton Stabilization Corp." Loans are made by the Board for the organization organize by commodities, first, into locals, then into to regionals, and then into national sales agencies. these national sales Seven of agencies have been organized with the assistance of the Board and are now functioning. He at the time, however, took occasion*to emphasize the point same it is right that "We believe that the ultimate goal of farm Legge alone, did not hesitate to declare without qualification that of fact, co-operative system of marketing for agriculture. of the Board had been formulated by the Board as a whole, rather than by Mr. matter a single purpose of assisting in the development of a national Mr. Stone, while averring that the general policy function. as private sources, and supplemental funds. freely time, present The Federal Farm Board can only provide they should. that the farmer obtained the proper credit facilities in order the from finances their agencies, the Farm Board devoting itself mainly to seeing At 4 "Some of the objects of these national sales agencies are to regulate the flow the commodity to market in of an in the nature of dealing with emergencies orderly way, to furnish the grower with accurate market and did not reflect the underlying purpose of the Agricul¬ information, to assist in regulating production to demand, that all this tural was from which the normal policy and Marketing Act authority, the nor procedure Board, when unhampered by emergencies Board had to the main purpose of the Act. Mr. Stone went Thus, among its of the which the over control, and dealing with which no derived Board was foreign other things, to say: on so what been done in wheat stabilization. cotton and Although these operations are purely emergency, out of this present situation, by means no important as growing and ire important, they are the as Board has done which the public many other tfhings the seems to know but little that and sufficient credit farmers meet cannot developed "We think this program believe the farmers them to their business develop it. is fundamentally sound. Neither the Farm Board nor any other Government agency can do it for tliem. The Farm Board help, and will, but the work will have to be done by can the farmers themselves." the foregoing the conclusion inescapable that was the Board had it in mind to get away from emergency action ais quickly circumstances should permit. as We make this because when the Board expect that 6,500,000 producing units can individually main¬ it contemplation the action appeared tain the a through organization. It is hopeless to profitable level of operation in a society where organ¬ ization is the rule. Accomplishments in marketing and in the production adjustment of will farmers seek to deal with these small be problems as as long as individuals. "It is, therefore, the major task and policy of the Farm We beginning to realize that it is up to are statement problems except in sec¬ tions where needed. From "Out of the experience of the Farm Board has conviction which tends to place him on a parity with the buyer, and to develop adequate about. the of the individual into the hands of his agency, sales own commodity most in demand, to concentrate the power bargaining far largely judged the Farm Board's activities by has quality and encourage the production of the char¬ facilities at reasonable interest rates for members, 'The public generally and the business men in particular have to prove acter of the had in nature of a -surprise, The step did involve a ment came in The Farm would be a at least finally in the took the step to come in grain markets. change of policy, and the announce¬ statement made public Sunday night Mar. Board adhered announced to only that its far so wheat buying 1030 crop was the as 22. policy Board to assist in the economic organization of agriculture. concerned, but that "the Federal Farm Board will not Up to the present time the co-operative method of organiza¬ the tion has been found to be the most effective and purchases from the 1931 wheat crop." It was stated that "there will or change in the to the needs of the farmers. Act commits agricultural the The Government definitely co-operation. best adapted Agricultural Marketing Therefore, to the support of the Federal Farm Grain Stabilization cause Corporation to make stabilization be alteration no expressly policy of the Grain Stabilization Corporation with reference to the 1980 crop." The Board pointed out that since last Board, under the mandate given it by that law, is devoting November the major part of its energies and purchasing sufficient wheat to maintain prices in the United of an funds to the development the increasing growth of co-operative organiza¬ ranged some tions, the Board looks forward hopefully to the accomplish¬ world market ment of two to meet "1. major objectives: Development of interest of the a marketing system operating in the producer—the unnecessary costs, Grain Stabilization elimination of wastes and the improvement of grading, packing and ers to a 20 to 35c. growers of other grains." stated, "by preyention of were of Grain Stabilization Corp. formation which will enable co-operatives to deal basis of equality. been with the very more usual relationship to It had "made wheat grow¬ dollars, and petitive selling and establishment of an organized system selling supported by complete market and economic in¬ their most acute emergency. many millions of was above to business in a had prices, and that this policy had been adopted processing of the product, elimination of the evils of com¬ buyers on Corporation States, and that because of this prices in this country had organized agriculture. "With the general." a large additional amount Farmers had also gained, it a threatened additional shock However, stabilization operations emergency measures and entailed large stocks of wheat. than it sells or a heavy cost. had acquired and It could not was The acquiring indefinitely buy indefinitely hold what it had bought. , 3 MONTHLY REVIEW It could follow not been It and overproduction. has wheat V exportable obliged to take prices that largely are determined by what our surplus will bring will he has been purchasing Since last November the Grain Stabilization Corp. sufficient wheat to maintain prices in this country. relationship to world This policy was adopted to meet a most acute emergency. market prices. It has made wheat growers many amount to growers of millions of dollars, and a large Farmers have also gained by of other grains. general. threatened additional shock to business in a Stabilization operations are emergency measures The Stabilization Grain stocks of wheat. hold what and acquired It cannot indefinitely buy more has is has Corp. "The Board decided that and entail a heavy cost. not be, in the long It is Grain too early and would not ask this know Fanners Stabilization Corp. will be in the new the minimum of burden upon It should stated be the '1931 from wheat Board will that (the Federal Farm Corp. to make stabilization purchases the There will be no alteration or change in crop. light of the foregoing facts, growers must recognize the bility that rests upon them. responsi¬ The Federal Farm Board is encouraged by reduce to acreage and These and efficient co-operatively. market production are the surest means of permanent relief. Some progress be carried must all farmers planting time in as do the in all regions. The movement 'Spring planting of wheat Let farmers in that region heed the warning ito reduce acreage, is gt hand. and to other regions rolls around farmers there should -'-V K4'' same. ,• violent break in the grain markets on that the in is. case Monday, Mar. 23, of the future deliveries for the new to which the Board has at no time been crop, support. extending The stock market likewise weakened considerably, though later a different view of the matter was taken, the matured be opinion being that in the long run the action would the beneficial to general public alike. July option for wheat at Chicago, which on Saturday, The Mar. on farmer and the 21, had been selling at a range of 62%@62%c., dropped Monday to 59%e., and on Tuesday touched 58%c., the lowest "Another of years occurred. options, At Winnipeg the course of the options on the old crop in which the Farm Board has been conducting its activities, as was to be to pose see prices was On the other hand, prices for the near closely similar. were unaffected, expected, the Board having announced its pur¬ the old crop through. American on way greatly from that range on any day the week the. original cost. as appear financing of wheat, of 200,000,000 but these were of 275,000,000 bushels at the end of the when all the deliveries have been made the on options for future delivery which the Farm Board, through the Grain Stabilization Corp., be made available easily carry the 275,000,000 bushels for $100,000,000 portion of its contracted to purchase. holdings was acquired A at ings is estimated as being in the neighborhood of 92c. iy2c. a ment The ceed last in disposing heavy, should the Board finally of the whole of its heavy load. analysis it had to be admitted suc¬ In the the Board had Board already the market, is From renting otherwise or the Board has ample money to provide for storage, he take the the Definite information sale for with an June winter wheat at at 82 *4 e. a men who are the advance of and other will terminate the crop Nothing season. was ■ confined itself to quoting a selling price for the grain, regarded 14c. charges bushel, April 10 and %c. more every 10 days there¬ on 30, which Effective April 1 it will Chicago regarding wheat futures. The Corporation but Corp.'s policy regarding its holdings of old-crop hard 2 advance of %c. until after said No. Farm future: near the end of the current crop year. grain until the that given to the grain and milling trade to-day as was Stabilization to the Grain reference to the has previous month selling 35,000000 bushels of its accumu¬ lations of wheat in the offer '' , which following, made Board contemplated as bushel a the on being in a position to know pointed out that every 10 days after April 1 covered storage grain cash and might be taken as definitely placing the corporation in a position of not competing with new-crop grain and furthermore obtain action Tlie a again others Board tlie of and guarantee a that they could price without having to scramble for it. 'bad sharp repercussions in The debenture plan for aiding the farmer political quarters. a mills giving wheat at cash brought forward in some quarters, and there general demand for some kind of bounty. Senator (Rep., Ind.), Senate Republican floor leader; said only answer to the problem was the equalization fee Demand also came for an extra session of Con¬ principle. act on unemployment and farm and other problems gress to Nye, Rep. of North Dakota. From Canada an¬ nouncement came Canadian Royal that Sir Josiah Stamp to head the was Grain Commission which is to inquire into grain situatiori in general, and, in particular, trading in on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. vincial Conference of Wheat Mar. Regina. 13, resolution was a At the Interpro- Pool Directors, in session at unanimously adopted declaring: ' this "That conference be in favor of an arrangement between all "the wheat-producing countries to provide for the orderly marketing of wheat, in such a manner that will wheait, and deal with all times make for scientific distribution of the world's surpluses intelligently on an equitable" basis, so that supplies will have a relationship to demand, in the interests producer and consumer." The European 000,000 granted it had. been exhausted, though the remain¬ erations. ing $100,000,000 was to become available after July 1. that Senator McNary (Rep., Ore.), Chair¬ be handled in such a of investigating possibilities •' announcement both the fact that the Board, in its state¬ Chicago advices, Mar. 24. to the New York "Times" also we of On all these points the Board could about three years, it period of Though it lacks funds to continue stabilization into he said. the 1931 crop year, at date out of the revolving fund of $500,- However, acquiring sufficient storage facilities to remove the wheat indefinitely from It had really come to the end tion made up to The importance, great impose a minimum burden upon domestic or world prices. to as tether, since the whole of the $400,000,000 appropria¬ essayed an impossible task. of its that a stated its stabilization supplies will Monday, a month, or at the rate of 18c. a year, so that the ulti¬ mate loss will be very of ' Senator McNary called attention to futures bushel, to which storage charges are adding an average of not is and with the $50,000,000 July 1, as high as $1.25 a bushel, and the average price of its hold¬ - appropriated in the last session of Congress was stated. was the considerable he said, holdings, the additional from Senator crop season, Board. to him as the only course left open to the an in as bushels, some claiming that the total would stand as high as * * Board, but $50,000,000 remains available at the present time. to the extent estimated per'month would that led the Board to the factors are although it has been stated that of the $400,000,000 appropriated for the the its holdings of excess period 'T—" this would Watson information contracted stating his opinion in regard to the matter, Senator McNary said that was higher. sent into was . In was The Farm Board gave out no These action." The same is true of the March option, which actually moved a little wheat This would require additional storage here and in other countries. * The May option, for and did not vary threat that an embargo a subsidized if to store the wheat already bought and was instance, at Chicago was 82%@83c. on Saturday, Mar. 21, following. goods facilities, and the carrying cost of wheat at l%c. a bushel double point reached since 1895, after which moderate re¬ covery with the purchased bought, in the face were for, plus the 1931 wheat, if bought, and release it gradually over a precipitate The first effect of the announcement was to a placed explained." -3^ ■ 1931 wheat surplus? be manner has been made, but it is only a beginning. of disposing of the surplus. way their countries at prices below the world prices. reports from the principal wheat-producing regions that growers are organ¬ izing no to policy of the Grain Stabilization Corp. with reference to the 1930 crop. In the at present, to be matter will be handled in such a way as to impose however, now, world for proposition, in another year, of confronted with the was storage facilities that would be offered, wheat 1931 "Attempts to sell in foreign countries met with except to say that domestic and world prices. Stabilization the Grain cause and the wheat and that tof the 1931 crop, if its crop year, It capital to continue its sufficient that and surplus and of inadequate storage facilities. "There appears, a above of 92c. a bushel, or 31c. The question before the Board was what was to be done of bushels of 250,000,000 or 275,000,000 it did not have adequate 1931, policy of the to set forth in detail what the sales stabilization supplies of wheat not It would (hat it be done. in .the farmers' own interest. run, now buying at selling below prices above the market, paying heavy storage charges, and cost. increased an acquiring very large is than it sells or indefinitely in system holding its present surplus, would It cannot follow a regular policy of bought. additional prevention modification for another year some Senator iMcNary said. price," stabilization Because of this pur prices have ranged some 20 to 35c. above their usual Stabilization Plan should be arguing that the did not exist. world markets. on world Ihimself as fol¬ 24 expressed Mar. "The Board will have, by July 1, large surplus of beyond domestic requirements, growers in the United States after in newspaper Agricultural Committee, Senate wheat tied up, purchased at an average cost the S : pointed out that if we continue to raise a been of increased low prices that have resulted from the continued with urging wheat farmers ito reduce acreage as a means correcting the disastrously of man interviews Mar. 23 and lows follows: Department of Agri¬ months the Federal Farm Board and the culture have acreage charges, and selling The Board's statement in full is as below cost. For many buying at prices regular policy of a above the market, paying heavy storage the Grain Conference also continued its delib¬ Washington advices, under date of Mar. 9, stated Administration at Washington had declined to participate in an international conference to be held under i 4 the MONTHLY REVIEW (auspices of the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome, beginning Mar. 26. Newspaper dispatches with •reference to the matter, under date of Mar. 9, said: "After consultation with the appropriate the early part inclined to officers of this of the month to 63c." Mar. 12, dropped to 58c. 24, and was 58%@59%c. Mar. 31. Mar. Com prices were upward before the announcement of the move Thus March corn was change in policy by the Farm Board. Government and after due consideration of the various ques¬ quoted at 63%c. Mar. 10 as against 60c. Mar. 2, and was tions involved," an announcement by the State Department 60%@62%c. Mar. 31. to-day said, "this Government has declined the invitation of to the and institute, the reason being that this Government does not consider that international wheat conference at this an time would accomplish anything of value to American pro¬ ducers." 7 May at 62%@63%c. ranged within also having stated that this country would not be repre¬ policy of In wheat abroad position Mr. McKelvie said, the respecting wheat exporter. as a would tend policy Board's not holding down of program expresses position regarding international wheat policies. conference, and its the Govern¬ Participation in confuse to promote to people the here nation's Consequently, the invitation extended to this country to take part in the conference has been refused, he stated. The is conference Conference which a place in/ 1932,' it was Economics, Department Premier Benito Mussolini Rome the world conference national Institute of declared the at Bureau grain, arranged by the Inter¬ on Delegates of 46 nations ways and recovered to 1.35c. Mar. Although the Institute American, the sented for in were United 'States the Soviet as a Government attendance. the presence at the was Mar. 5 reduced by all the leading on Of Several other sugar a tions before the conference production costs of and were increasing its means were States, such Among the ques¬ of reducing wheat consumption, reduction of transportation and exchange, and improvement in credit facilities. ing, Americans Strong delegations also Canada, Australia, and the Argentine. as repre¬ large delegation from by the other important' grain exporting In his opening address before the gather¬ Signer Mussolini expressed tlhe view that the world crisis wheat is due overproduction. to call rather to underconsumption, than to It would be rash, for this for limitation reason, of cultivation of cereals. admitted, has been displaced to he said, Bread, he a degree by other types of foods in the diet of many people.. ,< "To-day's splendid meet- ing," the Premier remarked, "is a proof of the existence of good-will States and in a the possibility of collaboration field in which among the insuperable force of social ings of purely individualistic economic conceptions." COURSE OF grain markets of these GRAIN the announcement under the influence though except in the not very options on case by the Federal Farm Board of its pronounced. the old crop of con¬ suffer at all as a would the pied in to and including May, did not and the purpose A the old crop deliveries. As a were very narrow, in previous months, as though slightly higher, March wheat at Chicago being quoted 81% @82*40. Mar. 31 against 79%c. Monday, Mar. 2, and the May option at deliveries later the new a however—those covering options, even then was quoted at about bushel lower than the May option, 58%c.j at which figure it than the and the crop—suffered bad breaks, as already 65%c. Mar. 4, and which 18c. to 84@84%c. Mar. 31 against 82%@82%c. The July wheat option ait Chicago, which had sold related. at on .option at was over tumbled on Mar. 24 24c. a bushel lower May option, but recovered somewhat thereafter, Mar. on 31 sold Chicago ait 59% @61c.; The September sold down from 65%c. Mar. 24, and was 59@60c. Mar. 31. Mar. wheat 4 to 59c. At Winnipeg, where the price, under normal conditions, rules higher than at Chicago, the May wheat option, after touching 61 %c. Mar. 12, down to 57%c. had elapsed occu¬ of this conference to effect agreement was cablegram from Berlin, Mar. 22, stated that the Ger¬ sugar industry had succeeded in reaching a final agree¬ man ment to on production quotas, and that ordinance designed an give legal force to the quotas thus fixed had been delivered by the for its approval. necessary already National Government to the Reichsrat stated that the Dutch Earlier in the month it Indian Government had voted was bill a restricting sugar exports by Java for a ing five marked the definite of also that this action years; commitment of Java period not exceed¬ to participate in world stabilization industry under the Chadbourne Plan, the sugar Coffee prices continued to rule extremely low, owing to the demoralization of Brazilian exchange and the world¬ r wide overproduction. signed President Vargas of Brazil decree giving International an Coffee a; from sage Sao first "Coffee New York official Paulo, Congress since attended The problems improvement opening of new Mar. 4. The futures 1902, by all to which be producing discussed Invitations crop were sent were in held was coffee the and the all im¬ to previous Oct. 6, owing to the Brazilian reopened market, to The Santos Coffee Exchange, which had Rio been reopened. Mar. 3 on sanction of quality and methods, markets. was Government Congress in 'Sao Paulo. A mes¬ Mar. 4, stated it would be the and limitation, for trading in coffee futures on Coffee also Exchange, Brazil's other coffee on Oct. 6 1930, has not yet closed No. 7 Rio in this market Mar. 31 against was quoted at 5%c. 5%@5%c. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31, and 7%@ 7%c. Dec. 31. No. 7 Santos was quoted at 7%@8c. Mar. 31 against 7% @8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31; 8% @9% c. Dec. 31 1930, and ll@ll%c. Oct. 31 1930. ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS—MEASURES PASSED. distinctly stating that stabilization opera¬ be continued in The which period provisional agreement had been concerning these details. The with record 56%c. Mar. 24, with the range was for Mar. 31 at 56% @ The July wheat option at Winnipeg, after advancing for States was Senate important the one appropriating a of the final the were but that 4. Mar. session. session The of measures held the by its while the last session of piece of legislation .$5,060,000 regarded as This towards hospitals that in the House resolution to Senate House, on closed, final through the final stages. finally acted tion of and was and that says to be essential, of additional veterans' bill Congress third dispose of several only saw pass resolution 71st of Daily" used to majority leaders the the adjournment "United 2. The years. study of details of the administration of the plan a House Mar. five next the May at Hungary, Poland, These were the countries signatory to the since the date of the consequence, the fluctuations in both the March option and option The sugar result of the Farm Board's announcement, this announcement tions The nearby options, that is, the up Czechoslovakia, Germany, Java, Belgium. been closed since the templated abandonment of its stabilization policy, the effect was Cuba, and portant countries. PRICES. naturally were various happenings, Mar. 30 by Thomas L. on exporting countries represented at this meeting included revolution, The producing countries in January was the object Chadbourne in behalf of the Cuban delegation. countries. the should be kept far above the unrestrained work¬ progress Consum¬ provisional accord reached by European and conference in Paris, called a for an particular significance gathering of of February, was refiners to 4.40c., but back again to 4.50c. by the close of the month. was The provisional agreement of Jan. 8 1931 fixing export quotas by not was 1.33c. Mar. 31. was been maintained at 4.50c. the greater part con¬ Russia, which has assumed great importance again grain exporting country. sent established was already given. reason unofficial 24, and price of refined sugar in this market, which had wholesale means correcting the dislocation between production and sumption. sugar, raw of Mar. 26 formally opened at Agriculture. Cuban' part. of Agriculture. on gathered in the Italian capital to study of the latter overcome against 1.32c. Feb. 25, sold as low as 1.20c. Mar. 16, but as of Agricultural was mation of the preparatory convention to rthe Second World Grain takes manifestation of weakness the early part of the under way, further stating: paper production to domestic requirements, he said, ment's the outlined in as SUG^R AND COFFEE PRICES. where another experiment in price fixing is sugar, month conference, that Board the at oats Farm Board, was reported in the "United States Daily" of Mar. 10 The for Marcli range Chicago 31%@31%c. Mar. 31 against 32@32%c. Mar. 2. COURSE OF sented at the Rome the Oats prices moved 31. Mar. limits, with narrow ■ Samuel R. McKelvie, grain member of the Federal as from 63%c. Mar. 2 rose corn 67%c. Mar. 9, but in the tumble fell to 61%c. Mar. 30, were was a authorized in hour earlier. an joint construction a Adop¬ notify the President that the House ready to adjourn resolution failed was the last act of the to receive the attention Senate, where Senator Thomas (Dem.), of Oklahoma, held the floor and would not permit action. was on vened, at 9 of Senator Thomas continuously from the hour the Senate con¬ m., until the Vice-President's announcement his feet a. adjournment, demanding^ for an vote on inquiry into the oil industry. his resolution (S. 418) He had discussed the oil problems two hours during the preceding night session, and had permitted a recess at 1:15 a. m., Mar. 4, only under an agreement that he be recognized when the recess expired. Consequently, President Hoover receivd no formal notifica¬ tion of the intention of the House and Senate to quit busi- 5 MONTHLY REVIEW lie formally advised of their adjournment, as heretofore at the end of sessions or of ness, nor was lias been done Congress. ' The end of the of legislation for action. Congress saw the death of numerous pieces Among these was maternity bill the so-called (S. 255), which the House had rewritten. The conference the report on this measure was the pending business when adjournment (Rep.), of Washington, Senator Jones came. in charge of the measure, had held it before the Senate constantly during the last 10 hours of the session, despite attempts of various Senators to persuade him to withdraw Another bill that failed was the Vestal Copy¬ the measure. had right Act (H. R. 12540) which had passed the House and been before the Senate of intermittently during the last two Many admendments had been added by the Senate Committee on Patents, but Senate action had been taken only few of them before the conference report on the a maternity bill was brought in. eral bills Reed for the inde¬ pendence of the Philippine Islands. Another - was a bill (S. 2497) to amend the Judicial Code in order to limit the power of injunction. Senator iOapper (Rep.), of Kansas, attempted during the last two days to obtain consideration of a bill OS. 5818) to limit oil importations, but failed, and the bill died on the calendar. Included among (Subjects on the table was the resolution (S. J. Res. 261) introduced by Senator Wheeler (Dem.), of Montana, to provide $100,dying the calendar was one (S. 3822) on 000.000 for relief of The unemployed persons. Rogers hospitalization bill of (H. R. 16982) Luce into House from the the amendment a hitherto the moved and measure which on A bill of Senator Glass, Senate agree to the on Senate than banking and made was authority of A resolution which authorized a number of questionnaires and series a of committee. lected the bill be of a $12,500,000, the House cheered wildly, it is stated, and the legislation was written into statute law just before the session recess, subjected H. asked Parker it to Hearings in branch, on to analysis by a the testimony, chain and third, but authorization granted was of which has not yet appeared in printed form. some resolution, which would constitutional amendment incorporating re¬ forms in the sittings of Congress, died on Feb. 28 as a result of disagreement between Senate and House con¬ ferees. The conference broke up when the House conferees refused to withdraw their support from an amendment to provide for a Speaker Longworth Sen¬ Norris, backed by Senator Borah, stood equally firm ator an unlimited second session. Norris's resolution ator Jan. 4 of the year the new Under Sen¬ Congress would meet on following the election in November. The President would be inaugurated about two weeks later. The first session of Congress Among financial increase an the following Jan. 4, to if it so desired, until the first of the next year, when Congress would take office. Thus the gap of 13 run, new that election between months now and first meetings of Congresses obtains would l>e eliminated. of pending proposals to amend the law which auto¬ matically reapportions the representation of the States in membership Mar. 4 were the House The membership of the House will continue at 435 Feb. 27. present, but with an increase in the number of Repre¬ at as of Representatives after tabled by the House Committee on the Census of sentatives from As others. some States and decrease in some of the result of the tabling of the amendments the a reapportionment announced by President Hoover in November 1930 on 011 the basis of the 1930 census went into effect at Mar. 4. No noon Under it 21 States lose 27 seats to 11 States. either changes in Federal the passed is (the bill (H. R. 16111) providing for measures 71st Congress, said the "United the Reserve Act or the States Daily", from which following is also taken: Only one ing to Treasury officials, to take An of the refinancing of maturing issues. care attempt to ex^jnpt the interest on the bonds to be issued under the authorization fnom the surtax failed, and it is accordingly to be new exempt from the normal income tax only. <'y VETO OF MUSCLE SHOALS : BILL—VETO SUSTAINED. President Hoover's veto, on Mar. 3, of tlie Muscle Shoals referred to in was review of the our ship by going banks of the same type, was the consolidated institution, however, operate in more than five States, and such States to be contiguous. two-thirds. should Mr. President's The Hoover undertake to does message think not (H. R. to circulate false rumors members United (the of "Goodwin" States about the financial condition of National banks and Federal Reserve System; the measure known as the which would have amended Section 5219 Revised Statutes, governing the taxation of National banks bill (H. R. 12490) was strong a* Government that private enterprise ex¬ compete with cept in cases of extreme emergency, when no other alterna¬ te exists which, however, does not mean that Government undertake not he also saw an He went into a to regulate power measure invasion of the rights reserved to the States. critical analysis of the whole Muscle Shoals contained as in the Congress and showed that it joint ^resolution in was make the cost of the power to President, out for a that though period every way passed by impractical large outlays as generated far in excess of that at which it could be furnished pointed within concerns In the present Muscle Shoals instance by private enterprise. bill the of 12 months, provided might that the negotiate lease of the nitrate plants for fertilizer manufacture, such limitations as to make under was tical for private concerns to attention to He directed really amusing provisions Thus the bill provided: the bill. in it entirely imprac¬ put in any bid. and unusual some a this "All members of the Board shall be persons that profess a belief in the feasibility and wisdom, having in view the (national defense and the encouragement of inter-State com¬ merce, of producing fixed nitrogen under this. Act of such kinds and at such prices as to induce the reasonable expecta¬ tion that the farmers will buy said products and that by reason thereof the corporation may be a self-sustaining and continuing success." After quoting the foregoing paragraph, the President went to say: on "In other words, they are to say that they believe in Gov¬ ernment manufacture of fertilizers and that it a this set-up. success on We on are be made the'basis of their beliefs rather than their experience and competency. These directors are political complexion and apparently entire working force is likewise to have such a com¬ manifestly the can thus supposed to appoint plexion, to have a the usual provision for the merit as service re¬ quired by law in most other Federal activities is omitted. able to Three men conduct be found to meet these a $150,000,000 business cannot specifications." The President concluded with the "This bill raises one of the following declarations: important issues confronting That is squarely the issue of Federal Govern¬ operation of power and manufacturing business, not as a minor by-product, but as a major pur¬ our people. Involved in this question is the agitation against the industry. The power problem is not pose. conduct of the power by the Federal Government going into the power business, nor is it to be solved by the project in this bill. The remedy for abuses in the conduct of that industry lies in regulation and not by the Federal Government entering upon the business itself. which failed of passage were the so-called "bank 10560) which would have made it a Federal offense Among the banking bills slander bill" The vote previous month. 34 to uphold the veto and 49 to override—not the neces¬ to be solved amendment (H. R. 12063) to the Federal Farm Loan Act passed, permitting- the acquisition of Joint Stock Land Banks in receiver¬ not to re¬ ment ownership and National Banking Act were made at the final session of the . '■■■■■■■ .., $8,000,000,000 in the Treasury's borrowing power for business administrators All the 1 , financing purposes. The original limit of $20,000,000,000 set by war-time legislation had been almost reached, and the action was necessary, accord¬ would be unlimited and it would meet for another unlimited session the ; Financial Measure Passed. which second session of Congress to four months, beginning 011 Jan. 4 of even-numbered years. in his demand for not con¬ were for printing the full He >:- by redraft of a banking conducted by the House group become law. introduced and I':, and would involve the Government in such resolution the material col¬ of specialists under the group Wiillis, of Columbia University, Banking and Currency in the second session on well. personally before the sub¬ appear has been announced, ended. Immediately Congress appropri¬ $5,000,000 toward the $20,000,000 program. A last-hour effort to get an appropriation of $1,725,000 for Federal participation in the Century of Progress Expo¬ sition at Chicago, already passed by the Senate, failed to ated the were sent out to banks for statistical data, were was prepared for introduction next session. Committee tinued witnesses During the will and held under continuance of the sub-com¬ The hearings generally. mittee activity during the next session, and during recesses as legitimate limits. would have limited the of as a tenta¬ use under the Chairmanship into the operations of the Federal Reserve System, credit conditions should lump sum basis for the original House proposal The Norris so-called "lame duck" as r Banking and Currency Committee, ties a putting State regards the (S. 2605) proposal, upon which to base the hearings conducted by a subcommittee the $20,000,000 of authorization for additional hospital facili¬ on bill footing with National banks changes in the banking laws of the country, tive of document. substituting its lump sum plan of more of an allocated greater share of the earnings a members; and same Federal land of foreclosures; sev¬ a (S. 4723) introduced by Senator Glass, providing for a number of sary deadlocked conference House the on right to establish foreign branches. finally came Mass., of Waltham, (Rep.), Credit Banks, and a cessation to their Banks banks When Repre¬ ing legislation of the final day of Congress. sentative Reserve member their object the establishment as farmer-borrowers to the by payments on bill and the failure of the 'Senate to override the veto was; finally yielded to the Senate, was the outstand¬ the House number of bills having a providing for distribution of measures direction (Rep.), of Pennsylvania, to bring the resolution (H. J. Res. 500) providing a restric¬ tion of immigration for two years before the Senate in the last two days of the session were blocked. The resolu¬ tion had reached the calendar, a motion of the Pennsylvania Senator to discharge the Committee on Immigration from further consideration of it being carried. Among other Senator of •Attempts liability against shareholders of joint stock land banks by re¬ thereof; moratorium a banks and Intermediate weeks. on double ceivers of which there had been recurring demands 011 by the States; the "Letts" bill (H. R. 9433) providing for (the enforcement "I recommended have to tihe Congress on various occa¬ sions that action should be taken to establish Federal regu¬ lation of inter-State power in co-operation with authorities. This bill would ment upon a basis of competition instead of by the launch the Federal State Govern¬ proper MONTHLY REVIEW 6 function—regulation for the protection of all Government future of our country if the preoccupation of its officials is to be no longer* the promo¬ tion of justice and equal opportunity, but is to toe devoted I hesitate to contemplate the institutions, of our Government, and of our the people. That is not liberalism; it is de¬ markets. to barter in the generation." OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VETOES. Hoover sent to the House of Repre¬ sentatives two veto messages. One disapproved of a meas¬ On Feb. 23 President provide veterans' hospital facilities to civilians connected with the Quartermaster. Corps, bo ure had been dismissed from the Marko) request because he was an alien. dent's action the "Times" Said: of hospitalization and The benefits homes in the privileges of ithe Federal soldiers' only, and not for of the armed services in the Quartermaster Corps of the army Spain, the Philippine insurrection, and the China capacities civilian in served during the war with relief his own In its account of the Presi¬ army at who were employed in civilian capacities in war times, the President vetoing the bill to grant such privileges to certain persons who persons said veterans for disabled are and expedition. precedent created by the bill, the President declared, would commit which, in justice, could not be confined to the The the Government to a policy ( civilians oovered by this particular Act, but would justify civilians who were employed in other branches of war work in applying for and obtaining the privileges. same of a bill which proposed to give ito one The President's other veto was privileges and benefits of the despite the fact that he was Marko, an alien, "all the rights, Adjusted Compensation Act," Joseph War World discharge! from the army because he was an alien. There were thousands of other aliens in exactly the same class as Marko, th® President declared, unable to see any "special or peculiar merit" Marko was discharged from the service at his own request. and, that being so, he was in the Marko case. 7 the President vetoed Senator On March Wagner's bill providing .for the establishment of a National employment system. The President in indicating his attitude toward the proposed legislation said: "I find upon study that if I would prevent a serious blow to labor during this crisis, I should not approve the bill." The President declared that the bill "proposes to destroy the Federal Employment Service in the Department of Labor . . . and to substitute for it 48 practically independent agencies, each under State control, the Federal Government paying for them up to 50% and based, not upon economic need, but upon mathematical ratio to population." In citing his objection to the bill thePresident further said: "It cannot be made effective for many years"; "it is not only changing horses while crossing a stream" said the President, "but the other horse would not arrive for many months." Along with his months even or statement vetoing the from bill the President submitted reports General Mitchell and Attorney Secretary of Labor "the difficulties of the bill." statement issued March 8, Senator Robert F. Wagner, Doak detailing In a We President. bill, undertook to reply to the author of the quote bis reply in part as follows: statement accompanying the In his veto of the employment service bill suggests that it involves changing horses while crossing the That is not a correct discription. The true fact is this: Before the President stream. administration was offered a sound horse upon which to ride through the storm. It refused it. It insisted on riding the decrepit and balky creature which is the existing Federal employment service condemned by all who can speak with authority. The President's statement should be read in the light of its history. The bill was first introduced in 1928. Fully 10 months ago the bill had already got into the water the ever we Senate, received favorable report in the House Judiciary Com¬ mittee and was on the House calendar. A nod from the President would have passed ithe that time, so that it would now have caused the bill to pass at been long in weather the present crisis. declaration that the bill where the friends of labor stood on this question. The public knows, too, that Mr. Doak himself, when he was a representative of one of the railroad brotherhoods operation, successfully helping us to No a he Labor, of advocated whole-heartedly the new legislation. injury upon the wage-earners. an Both President bill and his Attorney-General seized upon a sentence of reads:. "The which employment service now existing in Labor is hereby abolished." They would have the believe that instead of creating an employment service the purpose Department of bill the The people of this country will, therefore, accept the President's unsupported statement that the bill would inflict the Secretary was enactment of this never The public knows very well blow to labor. before and the President's by deceived be will one would be was to abolished in the same But it is r.ot at all true that "months supersedes it. the public of my That is, of course, absurd. The existing service is sense that an old law is repealed when a new law destroy it. must elapse before service." The go into operation the identical second that the old service ceases. Had the Attorney-General read the bill carefully he would have noticed that arrangements are made for immediate operation, and that provision is made for a two-year period of adjustment from the present substantial new could be made in setting up the new progress service can President Hoover disposed finally of all legislation passed March 9 that he had submitted for his action. by Congress, when he announced on vetoed" four The "United States Two of the last four measures Daily" in reporting this went on to say: vetoed concerned the postal service, and measures relief measures, it was explained. made no announcement of President Hoover's reasons the other two were private The White House giving "pocket" vetoes ito the four measures. A "pocket" veto is where the President withholds his signature from a measure and gives no reasons for "pocket" vetoed the measures only after the most careful study and consideration. One of the postal measures was House Joint Resolution 357 providing for the classification of certain official mail matter. The resolution would therefor. On behalf of the present law for public documents. The other measure, increased the pay of mail carriers in the village delivery under President it was stated that he S. 543,. service. approval was the bill (H. R. 8677), which would have provided for the relief of certain disbursing officers of the Army and for the settlement of individual1 claims approved by .the Department of War. The other (S. 3924), would have provided relief to the OFirst State Bank & Trust Co. of Mission, Tex. Including the four vetoes already mentioned, President Hoover has vetoed altogether 19 measures passed by Congress since his inauguration March 4 1929, according to information made available at the White House. Twelve of these measures, aside from those referred to, were straight out vetoes, while three were so-called "pocket vetoes." would have One of which failed to receive presidential the relief measures MEASURES FOR DROUTH " RELIEF. of President Hoover, announcement was March 9 by Secretary of Agriculture Hyde, of the With the approval made on appointment of a committee of three to administer $10,000,000 of the $20,000,000 drouth relief fund appropriated by Congress on Feb. 14. The $10,000,00 appropriation will be applied toward financing increases of capital stock of agricultural credit corporations, livestock loan companies, etc. The committee of three consists of Lewis T. Tune, of Chairman; B. C. Powell, of Little St. Louis, Rock, Ark., and former Quarter-Master General of the army. Bankers, merchants, publishers and profes¬ sional men in the drouth regions must lend their time and thought, as well as their money, if the agricultural credit corporations, livestock loan companies and similar organiza¬ tions, now offered Federal loans, are to function quickly and effectively, it was stated March 14 by B. O. Powell of Little Rock, Ark., one of the members of Secretary of Agriculture Hyde's Advisory Loan Committee. "No credit association," he said, "that fails to realize the importance of management will be able to extend the aid that Secretary Hyde and his State and National loan committees hope it can make avail¬ Maj. Gen. B; F. (Cheatham, able to farmers." March 12 tflie appointment President Hoover announced on assistant to the immediate expansion of the States Employment Service and intensification of its to relieve the situation growing out of the business Alpine of New York, as a special of John R. Secretary of Labor, to direct United efforts depression. THE STATE OF TRADE AND TRADE DEVELOPMENTS. indicated that no essential change in condition of trade occurred and that whatever increase It has already been the in developed activity was Best accounts came from the from the cotton goods mainly seasonal in character. textile trades and particularly industry, with the 'outlook materially improved, but mainly due to the rigid curtailment of output to such an extent that current orders and current shipments, equaling those of 1930, are yet running in while far from excess of production. The statistical reports of production, shipments of standard cotton cloths sales and during the February, 1931, made public March 9 by the Asso¬ ciation of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York showed month of 212,168,000 tjhat 326,691,000 yards, equivalent production during February amounted to that yards, or at the rate of 53,042,000 yards per week, and sales to during February were 154% of production, being the largest ratio of sales to pro¬ duction in four years. Shipments were 248,354,000 yards, At the same time equivalent to 117% of production. month were down of the the end at stocks to 319,328,000 yards, representing a decrease during the month of 10.2%. The stocks were at the lowest figure recorded since the statistics Jan. 1 1928. Furthermore unfilled 395,802.000 yards Feb. 28, showing an in¬ 24.7% during the month. Nevertheless the U. S. became comparable on orders stood crease of at Census figures for the month of February, issued on March Showed only 433,510 bales of lint and 53,087 bales of linters consumed in the month the present year by the mills 14, of the United States, against 494,396 bales of lint and 61,108 bales of linters in February lower again, 1930. The price of cotton moved middling upland spot cotton at New York being quoted at 10.70c. on March 11 and after recovering to 11 cents March 21, being back to 10.70c. March 31, which com¬ pared with 11.20c. at the close of February. The Bureau of the Census on March 20 issued its final ginning report on the 1930 crop, 500 lbs. or and made the total only 13,929,941 bales of 313,000 bales less than the Agricultural some Bureau's estimate made the previous December and com¬ paring with 14,824,861 bales, the crop of 1929, and 14,477,874 bales, the of 1928. crop There were certain developments during the month that appeared to hold the promise of an increase in the world's cotton consumption. One of these in the price of silver and the other agreement reached between Viceroy Lord Irwin and Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian leader, under which the civil disobedience campaign of the Indian Nationalists is to be discontinued. It was hoped that this would allow was system to the new system. "pocket matter World War veterans' benefits to an another bill would give alien (Joseph who permitted members of Congress to send to their own address official without limitation as to weight, exactly the same as is provided have the sharp recovery the compromise Manchester cotton spinners to find an improved market again for their cotton goods. Print cloths at Fall River for 28 in. 64x60 remained unchanged through the month at 4%c. The woolen improvement, goods industry showed only slight signs of due chiefly to the sharp advances in the foreign wool markets. Prices at the London auctions were 10 to 30% higher than those prevailing at the January sales. Domestic wools, however, did not seem to be in the same 7 MONTHLY REVIEW favored condition because of . tic clip including In addition the fall openings of woolen and worsted lines for were at extremely low new showed that season large carry-over of the domes¬ a considerable quantity of low-grade wools. a values levels indicating deflation of a very York New Journal of Commerce extent of the decline in men's 1937 Brothers & the fall Metcalf worsted suitings for had been indicated season pronounced kind. The said that the probable March 12 when on men's wear fabrics, announced reductions of 5 to 10% on their well known standard serges. The drop averaged about 15c. per yard on worsted serges and 5c. per yard on wool-filled un¬ finished worsteds. Kaw silk prices suffered further sharp depression. Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were $2.55@$2.65 March 31, against $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28; $2.85@ $2.95 on Jan. 31; $2.60@$2.70 Dec. 31; $2.35@$2.45 the pre¬ vious Sept. 30, but $4.70@$4.75 Jan. 31 1930. In the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double extra were quoted at $2.50@ $2.60 March 31, against $2,65@$2.70 on Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.90 on Jan. 31; $2.70@$2.75 Dec. 31; $2.25@$2.30 on Oct. 31, but comparing with $4.60@$4.65 on Jan. 31 1930. Crude rubber prices also continued their downward descent. Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were 6%c. bid and 7c. asked March 31 against 7%@7%c. Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 8%@ 8y2c. Bee. 31 1930 and 15%@15% on Feb. 28 1930. Co., leading IN REBOUND UPWARD of producers staple PRICES. HIDE Hide prices showed a month March. of Bank of National noting sharp upward rebound during the The New England letter of the First the output of that February showed March 25, aft£r under date of Boston, in New England ^during shoes gain of nearly 14% over the preceding a month, but for: the first two months of the year was about 12% below the corresponding period of 1930, set out the underlying causes of the rise in hides as follows: Hide prices have recently scored a sharp advance, From 6% cents a pound in February, the lowest in over thirty years, quotations on light native cows have advanced to 10 cents a pound, or a gain of over 50%. In view of the fact that hides now being offered are of a seasonally inferior quality, the advance which has taken place is all the more striking. A number of factors have combined to In the of first place, month ago, a tion the of their it represents which material. raw rebound from the abnormally low prices a seemingly unwarranted by the statistical posi¬ were Furthermore, shoe manufacturers who conduct became concerned tanning operations own bring about the recent marked upturn. in the expansion an over export movement of domestic hides and inasmuch as requirements must be anticipated months in advance, they bought to too, in to quarters it is felt that some Then,« be attributed their needs. secure part of this advance can a underlying the adoption which sudden realization of a bring in our the changed position since In view of our domestic tariff on hide imports, of the tariff. must we was cause large scale to supplement a on domestic pro¬ our duction, prices in the domestic market would normally be higher than abroad, but the has been the reverse had hides of imports for several months. case dwindled to a result, Such a our net and substantially Pittsburgh contrasting with weakness at St. Louis and Detroit, and a mixed trend at In its issue for April 2 the "Age" Chicago. remarked: y'->' "Close-range specifying by the motor demands from other car have .resulted in sources a < - _ industry and irregularities in slight reduction in average raw steel output, ingot production now being estimated at 55% as compared 67% ip the two previous weeks. Chicago, Buffalo, ithe Wheeling district, Youngstown and Pittsburgh all reported declines, most of them with small. \.'V. //V " 1 "The price situation shows signs V'::U ^ Sheets have achieved more stability, following the placing of second quarter contracts at rather sharp concessions which as one on rather are pf clarifying. finishes. two or Weakness -persists available generally strip steel have been against contracts withdrawn. there has been for In first black in Pittsburgh, with sheets, low as The recently announoed advances on The some the of outcome cases quarter consumers entered at advance are oh plates, specifying fully Pittsburgh, but 1.60c., rush to place second quarter contracts at 1.65c. and the no advance to 1.70c. taken the 2.25c., at 2.20c. reported in some, instances. shapes and bars is in doubt. scheduled to become effective on April 1 has not been seriously." The "Age" made the composite Mar. 31 2.128c. steel of finished price pound against 2.142c. a month earlier, a and the composite price of pig iron $15.71 per gross ton Mar. 31, the same as the month earlier, and comparing with $15.90 In Jan. 6. on the non-ferrous metals renewed weakness developed in the price of copper. Early in the month the price of the metal was raised to 10%c. delivered in Connecticut, and the export price of copper was advanced % of a cent a pound to 10.80c., the high mark for 1931, and lc. a new lowest export price for the year. month, however, the domestic price the export price back to 10.3Oc. price of electrolytic copper pound above a At the end of the was down to 9%c. and York the Here in New marked down from 10%c. was to 10c. Mar. 9, to 9%c. Mar. 11, raised again to 10c. Mar. 12, 9%c. Mar. 13, and to 9.50c. Mar. 30. Lake copper in New York was marked down Mar. 11 from 10%c. to 10%c., raised to 10%c. Mar. 12, reduced again to then and 10%c. reduced to Mar. 13, raised then reduced to York a once 10%c. Mar. to more narrow against on range and Mar. 27.00c. 2. and 28 that Feb. a quoted at 26.75c. Mar. 31 was It been held the at meeting Colonial announced inx officially was to consider national plan to regulate the production had 18, 10%c. Mar. 24. The price of lead at New reduced Mar. 11 from 4.60c. to 4.50c. Tin moved! was within an inter¬ and export of to office, and that complete agreement had been arrived at regarding the system to be The principal points of the scheme were outlined! adopted. follows: as The scheme will be administered by the International Committee repre¬ senting the Governments of Bolivia, Malaya, Netherlands, East Indies, and Nigeria. The plan becomes in 1930 because of the depression, domestic so grades of old material, such price changes as there lacked consistency, evidences of strength at were and January condition could Although consumption of cattle hides has declined in long continue. recent years, a amount by negligible export probably exceeded imports during February. not As in most London speculative buying in anticipation of a general business improvement. While the above factors contributed to the advance, it is probable that Even scrap, traditionally the bellwether of all iron and steel products, had latterly lost its position of leadership in price movements. In the face of a continued dearth of activity effective Mar. 1 1931. ' production hide In the latter year was only 83% of consumption. Furthermore, while stocks of hides and cattle hide leather have shown some gain during the last year, they are not excessive, being less than 5% above a year and Finally, hides ago. in consequence in the situation of variations in demand are As a result, the effects 34% a decrease of 16% compared with January, 1930. as consumption of hides would likely a not sensitive to Hence compared with upon prices. increases in produc¬ The Iron age in its country at large at 57% of capacity, against 52@53% at the end of February, but in the following week there further extension of 34,260 ratios output, while its issue for was no April 2, recession rived one 55%. to from the Considerable encouragement news the that Carnegie Steel of the subsidiaries of the United tion, had announced that its price on was de¬ Corporation, States Steel Corpora¬ steel barjs, plates and of preventing repeated agreed at 145,000 tons (off was year. a quotas were agreed as follows: Malaya, 53,853 tons; Bolivia, based initial quotas these on were 7,750. Invariable per¬ agreed for each country a& applicable to all alterations of basic tonnage. also agreed was that (apart from special agreement arrived at in view circumstances) urgent these initial quotas should remain for fixed as- period of not less than six months. Each government agrees to allot its national quota among the individual producers the with The and to control production and export effectively in by time to time as circumstances maythe participating governments. The circumstances be altered at shorter intervals than three may he altered from unanimous quotas will in no consent % of months. The accordance- plan. quotas require which brought the record down to the end of March, showed a under the plan Netherlands, East Indies, 29,910; Nigeria, ; centages of fair and reasonable equilibrium' be¬ oscillations of prices. The initial It secure production and consumption with the view severe 2,240 pounds) the steel ingot output for the reported is to The basic world tonnage good increase a developed towards the close of since the beginning of Hhe year. March 19 as have marked effect March after practically uninterrupted issue of and hide prices The movement into sight of cattle hides has declined In tlie steel trade some lull tion upon intensified since the supply is considerably, with January showing in the tween by-product of the meat packing industry are a production is quite independent of the demand-supply commodity itself. changing hide prices. December and The object of the plan even. ~ :• plan will remain in pating governments force for two years, but if any of the partici¬ demand alteration of tonnage quotas and if within- a not been reached with period of six months a unanimous agreement has the government which made the demand will It was recognized that in the withdrawal the other participating governments could' regard (to such a proposal be liberty to withdraw from the plan. at such of event shapes at Pittsburgh would be marked up April 1 from 1.65 a pound to 1.70c. meaning an advance of $1 per ton. Never¬ theless the price situation was not altogether satisfactory. immedately abandon -the.plan. For instance automobile at. the meeting, 3.20 a body sheets declined $2 a ton, to lb. at Pittsburgh, and this was followed by a $2 a ton recession on black sheets and steel furniture stock, bringing and the latter to 3.50c. In com¬ the former down to 2.25c. menting that on this the Iron Age in its issue of March 26 said breaks in these business that issue of the more same the than market reflected an anxiety for offset cost considerations. In its date "Steel" the former Iron Trade Review, said that steel presented a top-heavy market. The "Iron Age" in its issue of that date also remarked that mixed tendencies in prices, production and bookings iron and steel market as the end of characterizing the March drew representatives of the Governments of Bolivia, Malaya, Netherlands, Indies, and Nigeria are submitting the details of the plan, as accepted ments are tons. , for approval of their Governments. Meanwhile all arrange¬ being made to make the plan effective Mar. 1. important points of the plan are: The four (1) That the initial quotas of fixed at a total of 125,700 curtailment of approximately 44,200 tons on 192a principal producing countries have been This represents a production of these countries which are responsible for about 90% of the total world output. Working under normal conditions production of these amounted approximately to 172,000 tons, four countries in 1930 would have so that year on Another initial quotas represent curtailment at the rate of 56,200 tons per the normal capacity production of the four countries concerned: important point is that the agreement remains in force for twe and takes effect as from Mar. 1 1931. PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS. near. Higher quotations on pig iron in the Valleys and in Alabama for Northern shipment were out of harmony with the persistent sensitivity of prices in other centers. East years were Recently announced advances on heavy rolled steel products contrasted sharply with renewed weakness in flat rolled products. The The ■ ' stability of the crude oil market suffered a serious* blow at the beginning of March in widespread price slashesThis was followed? in both midjContinent and Texas fields. by slashes approximating 50c. a barrel in all the principal fields in California, while later in the month the Magnolia REVIEW 8 subsidiary of the Standard Oil Co. of New Petroleum Co., 'York, posted prices for crude oil from the new fields in east Texas at the same level as fixed in the mid-Continent effective Mar. 26. The price changes of the month, both in the case of crude oil and in the refined products, are areas, indicated in the following: posted from prices new 22c. barrel a of Oil 5.—Standard Mar. Indiana, through purchasing subsidiary, its for crude effective immediately, the reductions ranging on the lower degrees of gravity to 50c. a barrel on the The majority of ithe other large companies immediately posted corresponding reductions. ' ' Mar. 7.—Union Oil of California posted reductions of approximately 50c. Hop gravities. a! barrel for crude oil purchased in the maiii producing centers in California. operators met the cut immediately. 90c. a barrel for Corning crude was posted in ithe All other 10.—A price of Mar. Pennsylvania fields by all major companies, a cut of 25c. a barrel. Mar. 10.-—Standard Oil of Louisiana posted crude oil price reductions ranging from 22c. to 40c. a barrel in meeting reductions posted in all Louisiana and 'Arkansas fields, the mid-Continent area by Standard Oil of of from 22c. to 40c. a barrel for This move brought prices into line with 10.—Humble posted reductions Mar. crude oil from all its Texas fields. mid-Continent range. . Mar. 11.—South Penn crude, a Mar. Oil Co. posted a price of 80c. a barrel for Corning reduction of 10c. from the previous posting. ' 16.—'Union Oil of California' reduced crude oil prices in all fields These reductions followed the 15c. to 80c. a barrel. State from in the general slash of 50c. a barrel by the same company on Mar. 7. Mar. 18.—General Petroleum Co., Pacific Coast subsidiary of Standard of Oil York,. met New Oil 20.—Standard Mar. the reductions posted by Union of California for all crude 10c. a barrel. This posted new prices purchased from California fields, reductions averaging cut was to meet the reductions posted by Union Oil. 27.—Magnolia Petroleum Co. this day posted prices for Mar. and Gregg Rusk from in all Oil Co. fields. California " crude oil Counties, Texas; starting at 40c. a barrel for 26 lc. spread up to and ■degrees, with a including 28 degrees, which was From that point the differential was 2c., making 40 degrees 67c. a barrel. Magnolia was the first major company prices in the new fields. 30.—Effective this day, the Union Oil Co. of California posted placed at 48c. gravity and above to post Mar. the principal fields in ranging from 25c. to 35c. a barrel in Competing producers met the cut. reductions California. GASOLINE AND KEROSENE. 2.—Atlantic Refining Mar. announced a ^c. a gallon cut in the tank price of gasoline in New York Harbor. New price, 7c. a gallon. 3.—Standard Oil of New Jersey announced a %c. a gallon cut in car Itxr. the tank car the price at price of gasoline in New York 7c. 4.—Crew iMar. Harbor, This reduction placed gallon and was to meet reductions by other refiners. Leviek and Warner-Quinlan announced reductions of a %c. respectively, in the New York Harbor tank car price. Cut was to meet reductions posted by other refiners. Mar. 5.—Standard Oil of New York announced a cut of V2c- a gallon in and the %c, York Harbor tank car New Mar. tic. gasoline price, placing ithe price at Move was to meet cuts posted by other refiners. 10.—Warner-Quinlan advanced the tank ear price of bulk gallon. line gallon, a gallon, posting at 7c. a gallon. a 7c. a This move placed the company in 18.—Standard Oil of California reduced the service station price of California and the Bay region, establishing service station price at 10y2c. a gallon. This was the company's latest move in the current gasoline war raging on the Coast, and was promptly gasoline lc. a gallon in Southern met by all competitors. 24.—^Standard Oil of New York posted a reduction of ^c. a Mar. tank the in tank cars, Mar. car New York. the New York Harbor tank with the cut posted Mar. 26.—Shell Seaboard tank ' 7c. a car car posted a %c. a gallon price of gasoline, conforming the day before by Standard Oil cf New Eastern posted a York. Atlantic York Harbor majority of other refiners. gallon in its New England terminals, lc. a gallon reduction in the gasoline price, making new price in New gallon, y2c. above the price posted by the Cities Service posted a cut of %c. a meeting cut posted by competitors. Mar. 30.—Effective Mar. 28, the Standard . gallon gallon, 25.—Sinclair, Gulf, and Atlantic Refining reduction in . gasoline, making the new price 6V£c. a price of Oil Go. of New Jersey an- bulk gasoline, making the new price 6y>c. a gallon, New York Harbor. This met the cuts made by other refiners during ithe previous week. Crew-Levick also .posted new nounccd a cut of %<?. a gallon in the price of prices in line with the recent reductions. THE MARCH FINANCING OF THE UNITED STATES The March financing of the United TREASURY. States Government exceptional magnitude and involved some unusual problems, but was very skilfully managed, and proved a great success. The income taxes, payable the middle of the month, were certain to yield ia greatly reduced amount of revenue to the Government because of the intense prostration was of of the country's industries and general business depression during the calendar year 1930, on which the levy of the income taxes is made. The precise extent of the falling off did not appear until the end of March, when the became available, and then it was found the exceeded the worst fears, statistics shrinkage had the loss for the month as com¬ with March 1930 reaching $224,673,488, but from the very first it was known that the Treasury would have to allow for a very heavy loss in that way. In the pared second place, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon had a large draft upon Government cash to meet allow for to the under the soldier bonus legislation enacted over the veto of President Hoover and which authorized loans to the war veterans up to 50% of the face value of the adjusted service certificates held by these veterans. As stated in our review for the month'of February, careful calculations made by the Admin¬ istrator of Veterans' Affairs showed that about $1,000,payments called for which Congress had Mellon Mr. thought it roughly, $300,000,000 for the purpose, or, the outlook for the Treasury had become disturbed by the anxieties growing out of the soldier bonus legislation, and before there was iany reason to apprehend any such in Government revenues as now actually called for payment on Mar. 15 1931, in advance of their maturity, $1,100,000,000 of Treasury notes bearing 3%% interest, with the idea of refunding them at a lower rate of interest and thereby reducing the yearly cost of servicing the debt. Thus the Secretary of the Treasury had to make pro¬ vision definitely for $1,400,000,000 of extra demands, namely, great contraction developed, Mr. Mellon had $1,100,000,000 to take up the called Treasury notes, and $300,000,000 to meet the immediate needs for soldier bonus loans. The situation might easily have become embar¬ rassing, even at a time of extreme ease in the money market, but the Secretary of the Treasury proved equal to the occa¬ sion and managed so to divide up the total amount required among three different classes of securities as to make an unusually wide appeal to the investment world—in fact, he made his appeal all-embracing. Investors seeking shortterm obligations of near maturities, those seeking shortterm obligations of longer maturities, and also those seeking long-term obligations, one and all were offered something suitable to their needs. In other words, Mr. Mellon offered two series of certificates of indebtedness, one running for six months for amount of $300,000,000, and another running a full year for amount of $600,000,000, besides which he also invited subscriptions for $500,000,000 Treasury bonds bear¬ ing 3%% interest. In the six months issue of certificates lie fixed the rate of interest at only iy2% per annum, the lowest figure ever named in any offering of certificates, and in the certificates running a full year he put the rate of interest at 2% per annum. The $500,000,000 Treasury bond issue, bearing 3%% interest, was given a maturity date of Mar. 15 1943, but redeemable at the option of the United 'States on and after Mar. 15 1941. This was a combination of three distinct kinds of obligations which could hardly have been improved upon, and it deserved the instant success with which it met. Subscriptions were invited on Monday, Mar. 2, and such was the volume of orders received that the next day notice came that subscrip¬ tion books would be closed at the close of business on that Tenders were received for each of obligations far in excess of the respective day, Tuesday, Mar. 3. the three classes of 3%% Treasury bonds $2,111,871,300, of which $1,369.148,200 were cash subscriptions, none of which were ac¬ cepted, and $742,723,100 were exchange subscriptions, the Treasury having in its offering agreed to give preferred allotment to subscriptions in payment for which 3%% Treas¬ ury notes called for payment were tendered. The same privilege of preferred allotment was also extended to the 12 months' series of certificates, but not to the six months' series of certificates. The allotments on the 3%% Treasury bonds (all being exchange subscriptions, as already stated) aggregated $594,193,650, which, it will be observed, was $94,193,650 in excess of the original offering of $500,000,000. For the $600,000,000 2% one-year certificates of indebted¬ ness the subscriptions aggregated $1,223,084,500, of which $72,482,500 were exchange subscriptions and were allotted in full, and the rest were cash subscriptions, of which $551.409,000 were allotted, making the total of the allotment on this series of certificates $623,891,500. For the $300,000,000 1 %% six months' certificates the subscriptions were $400,648,500, all of which were cash subscriptions, and the amount allotted $300,176,000. Altogether, the subscriptions amounts offered. gasoline with other refiners. Mar. sufficient to provide, in exact figures, $291,000,000. In addition to all this, there was another imperious demand in the fact that six months previously, However, before v/go CRUDE OIL. , 000,000 would be required in the near future to satisfy the demand for loans by the veterans for the immediate present. the For the $500,000,000 subscriptions aggregated for the three classes than of obligations offered reached no less $3,735,604,300, showing that the combined offering of subscribed for over 2y> times, and the allotments aggregated $1,518,261,500. It should be stated that the two series of certificates were exempt from the $1,400,000,000 was exempt, the endeavor to get (Congress to authorize surtax exemption, as narrated further below. With reference to the extremely low rate of 1%% carried by the six months' issue of certificates, the lowest figure, as already stated, ever named in tany offering of certificates, the treasury had paved the way for lowering of the rate (the rate on the six months' certificates offered the previous December was 1%%, and the rate on the cer¬ tificates then offered running for a year was 1%%) by reducing, on Feb. 16, the rate of interest that the depositary banks would have to pay on Government deposits from 1%% per annum to only 1% per annum. This was after a reduction the previous December in this rate from 2% to 1%%, as explained at length in our remarks on the subject surtaxes, but the Treasury bonds were not so Treasury Department having failed in its for the month of February. The midmonth mented later in -:\rH,v.y.v- financing of the Treasury had to be supple¬ the month by additional financing. This later financing took the form of the offering of Treasury bills, bearing no interest, but sold on a discount basis to 9 MONTHLY REVIEW the On Mar. 25 notice was given by the highest bidder. $100,000,000, "or thereabouts", of new 90-day Treasury bills in two series of $50,000,000 each. While no specific statement to t)hat effect was contained tas to the purpose of this new financing in Mr. Mellon's announcement regarding the new issue it was understood that it was designed to meet the demands inci¬ Secretary of the Treasury of the offering of dent bonus soldier the to loans to In the war veterans. would be 90day bills, and that tenders would be received up to 2 o'clock p. in. Eastern Standard time on Mar. 30 1931. The bills were in two series, as already stated, $50,000,000, "or there¬ abouts", to be dated April 2 1931, and maturing on •Tuly 1 1931, and $50,000,000. "or thereabouts", to be dated April 3 1931, and maturing on July 2 1931. Bidders were not required or permitted to bid for a particular series, but the Treasury, it was stated, would apportion each accepted bid equally between the two series insofar as the minimum denomination of $1,000 would permit. Payment was re¬ quired on April 2 1931 for the bills allotted bearing that date of issue, and on April 3 1931 for bills allotted bearing the latter date. The total applied for was $343,857,000, inviting tenders Mr. Mellon stated that they and of this amount $100,855,000 out were allotted at an price of 99.634, this being at an annual rate on a average bank discount basis of about 1.46% per annum. on The highest 99.695, equivalent to an interest rate of 1.22% annual basis. The lowest bid accepted was 99.621, bid made an was equivalent to an interest rate of about 1.52% on an annual basis. The average rate of 1.46% realized on this sale of with an average of 1.21% per annum at $154,218,000 of 91-day bills dated Feb.. 16 1931 and maturing on May 18 1931, and with the exceptionally low average rate to the Government of only 0.95% per annum at the sale of $60,000,000 90-day bills on Jan. 30. While on the subject of Government financing it deserves to be noted that Congress, before its adjournment on Mar. 4, granted authority to the Treasury Department for the issu¬ ance of additional amounts of Government long-term bonds bills compares the sale of out the refunding operations contemplated in order to carry during tJhe next few years, but without granting the full tax exemption to the new issues of bonds requested by the Treasury Department. On Mar. 3 President Hoover signed bill amending the 4H% ref. & impt. mtge. gold bonds, series "A" at 100 by the New York Central RR. Another offering of importance was the $50,000,000 issue of the Pennsylvania RR. consisting of 4J4% gen. mtge. series "D" gold bonds at 9634 and int., to yield over 4.42%. The month's financ¬ ing, classified as to nature of business and size of issue, is shown below, the table including only issues of $5,000,000 °f and int. and above: RAILROAD ^ ■ borrowing limit of the Treasury from $20,000,- increase the 000.000 to As enacted into law, the bill is $28,000,000,000. Shorn of the section which would have made the additional bonds This provision, recommended exempt from surtaxes. Secretary Mellon in his annual report, was carried in by bill passed by the the House on Feb. 20. The tax-exempt provision of the House bill was eliminated by the Senate Finance Committee, so that the bill as reported to the Senate the Committee read: from enacted, &c., That Section 1 of the Second Liberty Bond Act, as it Be amended (Public, Numbered 43, 120, and 192, Sixty-fifth Congress,'Sept. 1917, April 4 1918, and July 9 1918, respectively), is hereby amended 24 by' striking out the figures "$20,000,000,000" and inserting in lieu thereof the figures "$28,000,000,000." In this form the bill was and the House of on which was thus in Senate the passed by the Senate on Mar. 2. the same date concurred in the action amending the bill. The provision the hill as it came from the House on cut from PUBLIC Sec. That 2. 12,500,000 Southern California Gas Co.—1st mtge. & ref. gold bonds, 4%% series at 95% and int., to yield 4.77% and due Mar. 1 1961. By Tucker Hunter Dulin & Co.: Chase Securities Corp.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; American Securities Co.; Pierce, Fair & Co. and E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc. ' 8,000,000 Alabama Power Co.—Add'l issue of 1st & ref. mtge. 4%% gold bonds at 98% and int., to yield over 4.58% and due Dec. 1 1967. By Drexel & Co., Bonbright & Co., Inc. and Harris, Forbes & Co. 8,000,000 Pacific Public Service Co.—5-yr. 5% gold notes at 99 and int., to yield 5.23% and due Mar. 1 1936. By Guaranty Co. of New York, Anglo-London-Paris Co. and Dean Witter & Co. 6,500,000 Washington (D. C.) & Suburban Cos.—5%% coll. trust gold bonds at 97 and int., to yield over 5.90% and due Mar. 1 1941. By Harris, Forbes & Co., H. M. Byllesby & Co., : Inc., Chase Securities Corp., Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc. 1 of the Second Liberty Bend Act, as amended Sixty-fifth Congress, Sept. 24 1917), is hereby the following sentence: "Bonds authorized 43, thereto adding by certificates authorized by Section 0, of this Act, as amended, hereafter issued shall be exempt from graduated additional income taxes', commonly known as surtaxes, and excess-profits and war1 and taxes, now Section profits income tions, hereafter imposed by the United States, upon the of individuals, partnerships, associations, or corpora¬ or profits or if when and the Secretary of the Treasury shall so prescribe in connection with the issue thereof." 25,000,000 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Add! issue of 1st mtge., series B, s. f. g. bonds at 101 and int., to yield 4.94% and due Apr. 1 1970. By Bankers Co. of New York; Guaranty Co. of New York; the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh; the National City Co.; Cleveland Trust Co.; Union Cleveland Corp.; Continental Illinois Co., Inc. and Guardian Trust Co., Cleveland. 9,690,000 General American Transportation System.—4%% equip. trust ctfs., series A, due Mar. 1 1932 to Mar. 1 1946, both incl., at prices to yield from 3.75% to 4.85%, according to maturity. By Kuhn, Loeb & Co. 7,000,000 Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.—15-yr. 6% conv. debs. at 98% and int., to yield 6.15% and due Mar. 1 1946. By a syndicate composed of Dillon, Read & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc., Bodell & Co. and Mackubin, Goodrich & Co. 5,000,000 General Refractories Co.—2-yr. 5% gold notes at 99% and int., to yield 5.40% and due Mar. 1 1933. By Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; White Weld & Co.; the First National Old Colony Corp. and Graham, Parsons & Co. 5,000,000 Interlake Iron Corporation.—1st mtge. 5% series B gold bonds at 97 and accrued int., yielding about 5.25% and due May 1 1951. By Lee Higginson & Co., Continental Illinois Co., Inc.; Union Cleveland Corp.; First Union Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, and the Midland Corporation of Ohio. 5,000,000 Vanadium Corp. of America.—10-yr. 5% conv. s. f. g. debs. at 97% and int., to yield over 5.30% and due Apr. 1 1941. By Lee, Higginson & Co. 5,000,000 Warren Brothers Co.—6% conv. s. f. debs., at 99 and int., due Mar. 1 1941. By Bancamerica-Blair Corp., Paine, Webber & Co., Hornblower & Weeks and Hayden, Stone & Co. Regarding the action of the Senate Committee we quote following from Washington, Mar. 1, to the New York 66,000,000 Port of New York Authority, N. Y., 4%% bonds, due serially from 1933 to 1960, incl., optional at 105 and int., on or after Mar. 1 1941, awarded to a syndicate managed by the National City Co., of New York, at 98.75, a basis of about 4.35%. Public offering at prices to yield from 3.50 to 4.22%, according to maturity. 13,486,000 Los Angeles, to Senator the La to issue well decision as was in chance to obtain Congress a hill which •would permit the long-term bond offerings that would be exempt from the normal tax has been abandoned. get Smoot, Follette bonds, consisting of $12,000,000 4s, headed by R. H. Moulton & Co., of San Francisco, at 100.075, a net int. cost to the city of 4.04%. Re-offered at prices to yield from 2.50 to 4.10%. group effort Treasury Calif., $1,000,000 4%s, both due from 1932 to 1971 incl., and $486,000 4%s, due from 1931 to 1965 incl. Awarded to a and "Times": surtaxes as FINANCING. 100,000,000 New York, N. Y., 4% % gold corporate stock and serial bonds, comprising $60,000,000 of stock, due in 1981, and $40,000,000 of bonds, due serially in from 1 to 40 years, awarded to a group composed of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.: Dillon, Read & Co., and the International Co., Inc., at 101.977, a basis of about 4.134%. Re-offered at prices to yield from 2.25 to 4.08%, according to maturity. the The MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING. INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL Section Numbered (Public amended UTILITY FINANCING. $26,000,000 Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—1st & ref. mtge. 4% series gold bonds at 99% and int., to yield 4.33% and due Apr. 1 1971. By Drexel & Co. and Bonbright & Co., Inc. 20 follows: Feb. ' by & Co. 13,943,000 Boston & Maine RR.—Add'l issue of 1st mtge. 4%% gold bonds, series J J,, at 99 % and int., to yield about 4.80% and due Apr. 1 1961. By Lee, Higginson & Co., Kidder Peabody & Co., Harris, Forbes & Co., and the First National Old Colony Corp. • Second Liberty Bond Act, so as to the FINANCING. $75,000,000 New York Central RR.—Add'l issue of 4%% ref. & impt. mtge. gold bonds, series A at 100 and int., due Oct. 12013. By J. P. Morgan & Co., First National Bank, Guaranty Co. of New York, Chase Securities Corp., Kidder, Peabody & Co., The National City Co., Bankers Co. of New York, Harris, Forbes & Co., and Lee, Higginson & Co. The issue was over¬ subscribed the day of offering. 50,000,000 Pennsylvania RR.—Gen. mtge. 4%% gold bonds, series D, at 96% and int., to yield over 4.42%, due Apr. 1 1981. By Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The issue was oversubscribed the day of offering. 50,000,000 Southern Pacific Co.—50-yr. 4%% gold bonds at 96% and int., to yield 4.67% and due May 1 1981. By Kuhn, Loeb through Chairman of the Finance Committee, said to-night that made because of the Committee, the opposition of Senators Couzens and which made it evident that there was no 9,557,000 North Carolina (State of) bonds, comprising $8,307,000 4s, due from 1942 to 1968 incl., and $1,250,000 4%s, due from 1934 to 1954 incl., awarded to a syndicate managed by the First National Bank, of New York, at 100.031, an int. cost basis of about 4.02%. Re-offered at prices to yield from 3.50 to 3.97%, according to maturity. 8,292,100 Essex County, N. J., 4%% favorable action at this session. bonds, comprising two issues, due from 1932 to 1969, incl., purchased NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN MARCH. Foreign financing in the domestic market in March was of small volume and consisted of the FOREIGN following: FINANCING. 1971 and $2,500,000 in 1951, awarded to a group headed by the Chase Securities Corp., of New York, at 99.207, a basis of about 4.55%. Re-offered at a price of par. « 8,500,000 Gatineau Power Co.—Add'l issue of 1st mtge. 5% gold bonds at 92% and int., to yield about 5.55% and due June 1 1956. By Chase Securities Corp., Bankers Co. of New York, Harris, Forbes & Co., Lee Iligginson & Co., BancamericaBlair Corp., Ilalsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., the First National Old Colony Corp. and Otis & Co. Offerings of domestic securities embracing all classes of financing displayed a very noticeable improvement in March compared with the previous month. Aside from the issue of $100,000,000 New York City 434% corp. stk. and serial bonds, a feature of the month was the $75,000,000 offering as a group managed according to maturity. 8,145,000 Chicago, 111., 4s, consisting of four issues, due from 1932 to 1947, incl., awarded to a group managed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., of New York, at 96.551, a basis of about 4.55%. Reoffered priced to yield from 4.10 to 4.30%, according to due date. $11,070,000 Montreal, Que., 4%% s- f- S- bonds, of which $8,570,000 mature in by by Lehman Bros., of New York, at 103.43, a basis of about 3.96%. Re-offered at prices to yield from 2.50 to 3.90%, 5,000,000 Louisiana (State of) 4%s, due from 1933 to 1952, incl., pur¬ chased by a group headed by the Bankers Company of New York, at 100.051, a basis of about 4.24%. Re-offered priced to yield from 3.50 to 4.20% for the bonds due from 1933 to 1941, incl., and 100.25 for the maturities from 1942 to 1952,incl. 5,000,000 West Virginia (State of) bonds, comprising $3,579,000 3%s, due from 1942 to 1956, incl., and $1,421,000 4%s, due from 1932 to 1942, incl., awarded to a group managed by the Chase Securities Corp., of New York, at 100.012, a net int. cost to the State of 3.836%. The 4% % bonds were re-offered priced to yield from 2.25 to 3.80%, while the 99.75 and int. 3%s were priced at ' > Changes in dividend declarations in March were again numerous and again included many of an unfavorable nature. The following table, divided into two sections, namely, MONTHLY REVIEW "Favorable the FAVORABLE of a div. of $1.50 quar. a share. cumul. City Machine & Tool Co.—Quar. div. sh. to 20c. DIVIDENDS. Alabama Fuel & Iron Co.—Resume divs. . on / common \ , Ball Crank Co.—Quar. div. of 56Hc. a sh. on the $2.25 partic. & conv. pref. stock omitted. Cincinnati Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives important of the changes: more stock by payment 1st Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 Cleveland Cliffs American Canadian Utilities Cliffs Corp.—Quar. div. on common stock ' Associated Telephone the Corp.—Initial div. of 15c. stock. common share a - the on a rv ■ & Telegraph Co.—Extra div. of 50c share a from 1H% on Co.—Quar. div. " sh. a Industries, Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. Ltd.—Quar. div. of 43Hc. Zi'r sh. a on the sh. on the $1.75 a cumul. pref. stock omitted. capital stock. Steel Co. of America.—Quar. Finance Co. of America (Balto.)—Extra div. of 1% in class A common stock on both tlxe class A and B common stock. • ■ stock omitted. Consolidated Steel Corp., the on Film Consolidated on common increased div. of 25c. reduced from 65c. a sh. to 25c. sh. common quar. div. on common stock reduced from stock omitted. sh. to 1 %% a sh. a City Union Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.—Initial Iron Co.—Quar. sh. to 25c. a sh. a Commercial Bookbinding Co.—Quar. div. of 43 He. a sh. on the common partic. class A stock. Central & South West Utilities a sh. on the a pref. stock omitted. , Allied Business Corporation Shares, Inc.—Initial distribution of 65c. a sh. on the ABC Trust Shares, series D. ;./x $1 reduced from 40c. on common sh. a Automatic Machine Cleveland Crucible Ford Motor Co. of France.—Div. of 12 H% as against 10% paid a year agov General Baking Co.—Initial quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the new common Crystal Tissue Co.—Quar. dir. stock omitted. div. of 1H% the common on - , , a sh. to 25c. a stock reduced from 37JHC. on common sh. . ■ stock of no.,par.: value.■■ Cunard Gray Telephone Pay Station Co.—Extra div. of 25c. sh. a the on Guilford Realty Co.—Quar. div. on sh. to 35c. a sh. increased from 30c. sh. a * sh. compared with 10c. a increased from 25c. sh. to 35c. a Hygrade Lamp Co.—Quar. div. a sh. on common stock increased from 25c. a sh. to 40c. a sh. sh. a the on stock. common (S. H.) Kress & Co.—Stock div. on common stock, payable in 6% sDecial pref. stock at the rate of 50c.'for each common share. (R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. 50c. sh. to 75c. a a on common stock Pacific Mutual Life sh. Insurance Co., Los Angeles.—Quar. div. of 60c. the cap. stock as against a reg. quar. on extra div. of Packer 10c. Corp., Cleveland.—Resume divs. 37He. div. of 50c. a sh. and an sh. paid previously. a capital stock by payment of on Philadelphia Co.—Extra div. of 15c. Schumacher Wall Board a sh. Corp.—Initial the on Securities Trust of America.—Initial quar. div. trust shares. \ Standard Safe Deposit a sh. on the a sh. on the Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—Quar. ordinary stock increased from 20c. a divs. sh. to 25c. sh. to $2.50 a the on common and United States Tobacco Co.—Quar. div. on common stock increased from $ 1 sh. to $1.10 a a sh. Electric Appliance Corp.—Quar. div. of 15c. /" Alpha Portland Cement Co.—Quar. div. sh. to 25c. a American a sh. a on the /■ capital stock reduced from on sh. Credit-Indemnity Co.—Quar. div. Insuranstocks American International $1 in cash and 2% Corp.—Quar. div. the on 6% cumul. pref. Corp.—Semi-annual divs. Ferro Enamel a sh. on the cumul. . Co.—Quar. div. of l%% on Firstbroolc Boxes, Fort Worth Belt Copper Mining Co.—Quar. div. on common par On Mar. 26 1930 omitted. Arrow-Hart & div. of 22H % "was paid as against 12 H % Hegeman Electric Co.—Quar. div. from 75c. a sh. to 50c. Associated a Life reduced common sh. a Apparel Industries, cash and 1% in stock previously paid. on on the Inc.—Quar. div. of 33 l-3c. stock compared with common sh. in a $1 a Baltimore & Ohio a Co., Richmond, Va.—Quar. div. on RR.—Quar. div. $1.75 on common reduced from on the 7% Indianapolis.—Quar. div. a cumul. 1st on common stock Traveler sh. to 20c. a Boston Sand & Gravel a on a reduced from 50c. Co.—Quar. diy. on common reduced from 40c. a sh. to 35c. a the class A common stock on sh. on the 7% cumul. red. pref. ,v; Casualty Co., Detroit.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the sh. to 12Hc. a Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.—Extra div. of $1 a sh. on the common stock omitted. Mfg. Corp.—Monthly div. of 15c. stock the on common sh. a sh. , Steamship Co., Inc. (Del.).—Quar. div. on common a sh. to 25c. a on on stock the 6% the capital stock sh. $3 pref. stock omitted. on the 6% cumul. pref. on the 8% pref. stock omitted. Hawley Pulp & Paper Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a sh. on the $7 cumul. 1st pref. stock omitted. Holophane from 50c. Co., a Inc.—Semi-annual sh. to 40c. a div. on stock common decreased sh. Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a sh. on the common stock omitted. Hoover Steel Ball sh. to 15c. sh. to a Co.—Quar. div. on sh. 12Hc. a capital stock reduced from 30c. a * on common decreased from 25c. a sh. ash. cumul. class A conv. pref. stock and-2% in stock a sh. on omitted. the no par ' Philadelphia Ry.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced from $1.12H a sh. to 62Hc. a sh. Chicago Great Western RR.—Quar. div. on the 4% cum. red. pref. stock reduced from $1 a sh. to 50c. a sh. Chicago Railway Equipment Co.—Quar. div. of 1% on the common stock omitted. ;, ■, : 'V • Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from $1.75 a sh. to $1.25 a sh. a sh. on the $1 the class B stock on omitted. Hydro-Electric Securities reduced from 50c. a Corp.—Quar. sh. to 35c. a div. the on common stock sh. Indiana Pipe Line Co.—Quar. div. reduced from 50c. a sh. a on sh. to 25c. a sh. the class A stock omitted. a Steamship Co.—Quar. div. sh. to 50c. a on common sh. stock reduced from $1 , ( International Carriers, Ltd.—Div. of 12Hc. compared with 25c. a sh. paid previously. from 75c. a sh. to 50c. a on a sh. on the capital stock the capital stock reduced sh. Investment Bond & Share Corp.—Quar. div. of 1H% on the 6% cumul. pref. stock omitted. Investment Corp. of Phila.—Quar. div. on capital stock reduced from $1 a sh. to 50c. a sh. I; Jenkins Brothers (N. J.).—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from 50c. a sh. to 37Hc. a sh. . Kansas stock omitted. (H.) Channon Co., Chicago.—Divs. on the 1st pref. and 2nd pref. stocks of $1.75 and $2 a sh., respectively, omitted. common on stock omitted. reduced from shares omitted. Cab sh. reduced from 25c. on common International Text Book Co.---Quar. div. on common sh. Paper Co.—Quar. div. of \%% Chester & Varnish Corp.—Quar. div. reduced from 50c. stock reduced common sh. Cambridge Investment Corp.—Quar. div. Checker a stock omitted. Hambleton Corp.—Semi-annual div. of $1.50 a sh. on the partic. cumul. the 7% cumul. conv. sh. sh. to 25c. common •"V;.v\ common Interlake Corp.—Quar. div. Brompton Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. Central West sh. stock omitted. common IntercontinentlB Power Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. on pref. stock omitted. Canada a the 7% class A pref. stock (Mass.) Tap & Die Corp.-—Quar. divs. of 1H% cumul. pref. and 2% on the 8% cumul. pref. stock omitted. sh. reduced from $1 a sh. to 75c. a sh. (T. E.) Bissell Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 1M% a on Howell (Mich.) Electric Motors Co.—Quar. divs. of 25c. Belt RR. & Stock Yards of sh. to 30c. stock , Co.—Quar. div. of 1 %% Greenfield pref. stock omitted. a f. red. Howe Sound Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced from $1 a sh. to 75c. Bearings Co. of America.—Quar. div. of \%% from 40c. s. common reduced from $1.25 a sh. to $1 a sh. capital sh. Herald the on , Grand Rapids Bancomit Corp., N. Y.—Quar. divs. on the common and class A stocks reduced from 40c. a sh. to 25c. a sh. 50c. sh. a Goulds Pumps, Inc.—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from $2 to $1 a sh. sh. stock reduced from $3 a sh. to $2 a sh. a % on the 7% cumul. Ry.—Semi-annual div. of $3 Horder's, Inc., Chicago.—Quar. div. Insurance compared as •«" Ltd.—Quar. div. of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio.—Quar. div. stock reduced from $1.25 a sh. to 75c. a sh. 1929. 21 Mar. red. the class A cumul. partic. on Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Co.—Quar. div. of 2% Copper Mining Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a sh. on the capital stock ,.-;:vC'v ' V'^.'^;V'vV:rvv: Anglo-American Corp. of So. Africa, Ltd.—Div. on ordinary shares Boston sh. Glen Alden Coal Co.—Quar. div. reduced from $2 a sh. to $1 a sh. stock reduced omitted. $1.25 a stock of 18 lire per sh. General American Tank Car Corp.—Quar. stock div. of 1% on the no Andes to on common Freeport Texas Co.—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from $1 General Alloys omitted. the 7% cumul. pref. stock from 62Hc. a sh. to 37Hc. a sh. Atlantic Corp.—Quar. div. of $1 Italy).—Div. Harrisburg (Pa.) Rys.—Semi-annual div. of 2% Anaconda sh. a the common stock on (Rudolph) Guenther-Russell Law, Inc.—Quar. div. Corp.—Quar. div. of 17Mc. omitted. on sh. to $1 a stock omitted. stock of on common in stock omitted. 2nd pref. stock omitted. American Service the 7% cumul. pref. stock omitted. on Federal Screw Works.—Quar. div. on common stock of 25c. a sh. omitted. Great Lakes stock reduced from 22Hc. a sh. to 10c. a sh., American Natural Gas sh. a Corp.—Quar. div. omitted. stock common reduced from $1 a sh. to 75c. a sh. American reduced from $1.25 on common Federal Mogul Corp.—Quar. div. of 30c. a sh. a the on a sh. to * . Supply Co.—Quar. div. Alpaca Co.—Quar. div. reduced from $2 class A stock omitted. common $1 sh. to Farr DIVIDENDS. Alles & Fisher, Inc.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced from 50c. a sh. to 25c. a sh. j 50c. a Stores, Inc.—Quar. div. reduced from 18Hc. sh. a General Water Works & Electric Corp.—Quar. div. of 50c. UNFAVORABLE Air-Way 12He. Edwards Dental to 75c. ash. sh. a pref. stock 6% omitted. Co.—Quar. div. increased from $2 Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada.—Extra div. of $25 a share. Supertest the pref. stock omitted. of 12Hc. sh. a on Co.—Quar. div. of 1■%%' 7 with 25 lire paid in 1929. div. of 25c. quar. sh. to a sh. on the 7% cumul. omitted. Edison Brothers Fiat (Turin, stock. common stock. common sh. sh. Eagle Picher Lead share. a a Eskimo Pie increased from on common sh. to 7Mc. a sh. a a sh. on the common a reduced from $2 on common a increased from sh. Metropolitan Gas & Electric Co.—Quar. div. sh. to 15c. a > Shepard Co.—Quar. div. (W. L.) Douglas Shoe Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 pref. stock omitted. : (Mead) Johnson & Co.—Extra div. of 50c. a stock omitted. Dole'se & $1 the class A and B stock on Co.—Quar. div. reduced from 20c. Dictograph Products Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 25c. paid in the previous quarter. Hunt's, Ltd., Toronto, Ont.—Quar. div. 5c. Detroit Motor Bus sh. in addition to Devonian Oil Co.—Quar. div, of 15c. a sh. on the common stock omitted. common stock Habirshaw Cable & Wire Corp.—Div. of 25c. a a American shares omitted. on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Quar. div. on capital stock reduced from 3% to 2%. common stock. Group Number One Oil Corp.—Extra div. of $100 the reg. quar. div. of $100 a sh. ordinary shares omitted. on Ltd.—Div. Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a sh. on the $7 cumul. conv. pref. stock omitted. capital stock increased from on (Steamship) Co.—rDiv. Debenham Securities, vr'v':;>v.^^AV Georgia RR. & Banking Co.—Quar. div. 3% to 4%. City Structural Steel Co.—-Quar. divs. of $2 a sh. on cumul. pref. stock and $2 a sh. on the common stock omitted. Kaufmann from Department Stores, Inc.—Quar. div. 37Hc. a sh. to 25c. a sh. Lawrence Cotton Mills.—Semi-annual div. from $3 a sh. to $2 a sh. ' on on common the 8% / reduced the capital stock reduced ;.7. Leader Mercantile Corp.—Annual div. of $1 a sh. omitted. Lehigh Valley RR.—Quar. div. on common reduced from 87Hc. to 62Hc. a sh. • .' a sh. (Fred T.) Ley & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. 75c. a sh. to 37Hc. a sh. on common stock reduced from Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Quar. div. common reduced from to 75c. a on $1 a sh. sh. Louisville (Ky.) Ry.—Semi-annual div. of 2H% on the 5% cumul. pref.. stock omitted. 11 MONTHLY REVIEW Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Quar. div. of 1234c. a Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the common and 134 % pref. stock omitted. MacAndrews & Forbes Co.—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from 65c. a sh. to 60c. a sh. ^ Ludlow Typograph McGraw Electric Co.—Quar. div. previously. div. on Mack Trucks, Inc.—Quar. a sh. to 75c. a sh.- -. :.-W'1 stock reduced from Magma Copper Co.—Quar. div. on capital Jan. 2 an extra Medusa Portland Cement Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced from $1.50 sh. to 75c. a sh. a Industrial Bankers, Inc., Baltimore.—Quar. $1234c. a sh. Metropolitan common VjK,: ■ ■: 1, ' A'-::' 1 :V v.'-v:■;: 7-7:^7-7 Mississippi Glass Co.—©uar. div. of 25c. a sh. on the capital stock ' omitted. Monsanto Chemical Works, the common stock omitted. • in stock on , , L'lndustria Minerari "Montecatini" Societa Generale per ' • Inc.—Reg. quar. div. of 134% ed Agricola (Italy);—Annual div. of 15% for the year 1930 against 18% in the : 1 1 /'•''7;^ ^ Moores-Coney Corp.—Quar. div. on the class A common stock reduced from 5634c. a sh. to 25c. a sh. , Mountain & Gulf Oil Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced from 134c. previous year.' Square D Company.—Quar. div. of 50c. a shJ on the Standard a Investment Trust.—'Quar. Mutual Standard Screw Co.—Quar. div. on the common a sh. to $1.50 a sh. •; ;''V' , $2 previously National Fireproofing Corp.—Quar. stock omitted. omitted. 1st the $3 25c. reduced from of 40c. a sh. on the common Oil Co.—Quar. div. on common stock omitted. reduced from 10c. a sh. decreased from reduced from 5% to 234%• on common Taggart Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a a stock reduced from | v'• the common stock Clock Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a sh. on 60c. to 30c. sh. a a New York Air Brake Co.—Quar. div. on capital stock reduced from 60c. sh. to 40c. a sh. New York Transit Co.—Quar. div. on capital stock reduced from 2% capital stock reduced from 40c. a to-10c. a sh,v\.:.'';;; Co.-—Quar. divs. on the class A and B stock reduced from 4334c. a sh. to 25c. a sh. > Niles-Bement-Pond Co.—Reg. extra div. of 25c. a sh. on the common Nichols Copper reduced from sh. div. on the $2 cumul. pref. stock omitted. stock omitted. the 6% cumul. pref. United Carbon Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a sh. on the common Fuel Ltd.—Quar. div. sh. to $1 a sh. Investments, $1.50 reduced from stock : on a omitted. 134% on the 7% pref. stock - . -77 pref. stock omitted. sh. to 6234c. a a of $1.75 a sh. on the ' ' ' .' ■/-:•' ' sh. the 7% cumul. pref. and :1 j • Utah Gas & Coke Co.—Quar. div. of 134% on the on stocks omitted. pref. cumul. 7% partic. . Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.—Quar. div. of Van de Kamps common 3734c. a stock omitted. Co.—Quar. div. of 1234c. a sh. on the common stock omitted. the class B stock reduced from 30c. Vlchek Tool Waitt & Bond, Inc.—Quar. div. on a sh. to 20c. a sh. - Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on common and 7% cumul. and partic. pref. stock reduced from $1.25 a sh. to $1 a sh. White Motor Co.—Quar. div. on common to 25c. a sh. stock reduced from 50c. a sh. Youngstown (Ohio) Sheet & Tube Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com¬ mon stock reduced from $1.25 a sh. to $1 a sh. stock omitted. North American Car Corp.—Quar. div. oh common sh. omitted. stock of 8234c. a ' Corp.—Usual extra dir. on common stock of 25c. a sh, 7.:;.'-;'7;77,/;;77r- 77^7777^77777, div. on the capital stock Novadel Agene omitted. Occidental Petroleum Corp. (Calif.).—Quar. reduced from 4c. a sh. to 3c. a sh. Oliver United from Filters, Inc.—Quar. div. on the class B stock reduced 3734c. a sh. to 1234c. a sh. Ontario Ltd.—Quar. div. on the 7% cumul. 134% a sh. to 1% a sh. div. of 1234c. a sh. on the Plantations, Tobacco pref. stock reduced from Pennsylvania Illuminating Corp.—Quar. partic. class A stock omitted. r Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. from $1.25 a sh. to 75c. Permutit Co.—Quar. sh. omitted. Inc.—Div. on the pref. shares of 75c. per sh. stock omitted. /Vr-7 of $1 a sh. on the common '■■ •,/'v'; '■■■■ ■' ' Phillips Petroleum Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on stock omitted, Pickrel Walnut Co.—Quar, div. on the common omitted. ' f.-;7 77\.- the no par common stock of 20c. a sh. Pilot Reinsurance Co.—Div. of 75c. a sh. from surplus a div. of $1.50 a sh. from surplus paid previously. Piatt Music Co., stock omitted. Los Angeles.—Quar. div. of 43 34c. a sh. on the common .; Plymouth Oil Co.—Div. of 25c. a sh. compared V compared with with 50c. a sh. on Dec. '■ Cable Corp.—Quar. div. of 134% on the 7% noncumul. pref. stock omitted. Preferred Automobile Insurance Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.—Quar. v div. on capital stock reduced from 35c. a sh. to 30c. a sh. Reliable Stores Corp.—Quar. div. of 134 % in common stock on the com¬ Postal Telegraph & of trend The MARKET DURING MARCH market 1931. during March was dis¬ sustained strength. never followed new market, This will account for the fact that upward. 428 stocks, at one lished apart from that of the general course a moved and stock the There were occasional rallies, but there was Nevertheless, a number of stocks tinctly lower. time or another during the month, estab¬ high records for the year on the New York Stock stocks new high records on the New Curb Exchange. The market at all times was ragged York 500 and Exchange irregular, when it was not distinctly weak, and opera¬ temporary rise, any immediate perma¬ tors for a rise—for a rise nent omitted. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.—Quar. div. 30 last. THE COURSE OF THE STOCK and div. of $1 a sh. on the common stock Industries, Petroleum a from Card Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced United States Playing sh. New York Central RR.—Quar. div. on ash. to 134 % a sh. omitted. from 75c. sh. on the common stock sh. to 50c. ash. $1 omitted. sh. 134% on the 7% cumul. conv. sh.. a Corp.—St<5fck div. Sunray Oil United I New Britain Machine Co.—Quar. div. on common 3734c. a sh. to 25c. a sh. a sh. to 15c. a $1.75 a sh. omitted. stock United Milk Products Corp.—Quar. div. of 7c. a sh. New Haven pref. (S.) Stroock & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on common stock United States Bobbin & Shuttle Co.—Quar. div. Neisner Bros., Inc.—Quar. div. to the 2nd pref. stock of on r Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc;—Quar. div. of div. of 75c. a sh. on the common Machine Co.—Quar. div. on common Sewing New Bradford ' Thompson Products, Inc.—Quar. div. on common stock sh. to 50c. a sh. a 6234c. a sh. to paid. ' Stephen's Fuel Co., Inc.—Div. stock reduced div. of 75c. a sh. on $2' (Frederick) Stearns & Co.—Quar. div. of 30c. a sh. on the common stock thus placing this issue on an annual div. basis of $1.20 as compared with Unit Corp. of America.—Quar. National Cash Register Co. (Del.).—Quar. cumul. class A common stock omitted. 75c. pref. stock stock reduced from Stanley Works.—Quar.'div. on common reduced from 50c. a sh. 1 , reduced from 40c. div. on the class A 734c. a sh. from 15c. a sh. to National class B stock omitted. Dredging Co.—Quar. div. on the $2 cumul. conv. omitted. (John R.) Thompson Co.—Quar. div. on common decreased Producers Corp.—Quar. div. on common sh. to 25c. a sh. . Specialized Shares Corp.—Quar. divs. of 75c. a sh. on the 6% cumul. class A pref. stock and the $3 cumul. class B pref. stock omitted. sh. to lc. a sh. a Mountain / of 35c. a sh. on the common stock omitted. div. on omitted. /'■ : ; South Porto Rico Sugar Co.—Quar. div. stock reduced from 25c. a sh. to Michigan Steel Tube Products Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced from 3734c. a sh. to 20c. a sh. Midland Natural Gas Co.—Quar. div. of l-40th of a sh. of class A stock, or 30c. a sh. in cash on the class A stock, omitted. Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Quar. div. of $1 a sh. on the common stock A no par 3734c. a sh. on the class stock omitted. .• On stock omitted. Corp.—Extra div. on common div. of $2 a sh. was paid. div. of 25c. a sh. stock omitted. common Southern Dairies, Inc.—Quar. div. of to 50c. a sh. Marlin-Rockwell the on 1234c. a sh. on the Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—Quar. (L. C.) stock 75c. a sh. sh. on the common a Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co.—Quar. div. of no par common stock omitted. , 134% on the common ' V ^ ( Castings Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. Steel stock omitted. # v;;.' "v ; (The) Mackay Companies,—Quar. div. of omitted; stock omitted. Sivyer 50c. a sh. paid --./V • the common stock decreased from $1 ^. 15c. a sh. on the capital SilverKing Coalition Mines Co.—Quar. div. of of 25c. a sh. as against •. sh. on the common stock omitted. the 7% cumul. on The downward course of prices did not ap¬ to provoke any extensive new liquidation, but while a favorable feature, as far as it went, it was on pear this in mind—found little to encourage being never their efforts. was palpably evident that buying orders on any the other hand scale large entirely absent, were admitting of no other conclusion that little or no confidence was being entertained change for the better either for the immediate present the remoter future. The market was weakest in the first of any or week of the month and road stocks may again in the closing days. The rail¬ be said to have been continuously weak 1 mon stock omitted. Remington Rand, Inc.—Quar. div. of 40c. a sh. on the common stock omitted. Republic Fire Insurance Co. of a sh. to 30c. a America.—Quar. div. reduced from 50c. sh. sh. on the common stock omitted. Republic Investing Corp.—Quar. div. of 134% on the 7% cumul. pref. stock omitted. Retail Properties, Inc.—Quar. conv. pref. stock omitted. div. of 75c. a sh. on the $3 div. cumul. div. on the class A $2 cumul. conv. 50c. a sh. to 25c. a sh. Ltd.—Quar. div. on the 6% cumul. pref. stock reduced from 134% to 34 of 1%. Salt Creek Consolidated Oil Co.—Quar. div. on common reduced from St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—Quar. pref. stock reduced from St. Lawrence 10c. a Paper Mills Co., sh. to 7c. a sh. Sangamo Electric Co. a sh. to 25c. a sh. (111.).—Quar. div. on common reduced from 50c. Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the class A cumul. partic. stock omitted. Sayre & Fisher Brick Co.—Quar. div. of 134% on pref. stock omitted.;,;: ,- '-' \'.v r'.;.;.: • :v (B. F.) Schlesinger & Sons, cumul. pref. stock omitted. the 7% cumul. partic. : 7 v: Inc.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a sh. on the 7% Security Investment Trust, Inc*—Semi-annual cumul. 2nd pref. stock omitted. was market down. however, was at times The industrial and general list, independently weak. The 25 railroad basis of the averages kept by the New York "Times" showed a decline from a high of 91.74 Mar. 2 stocks forming the 30, with the close Mar. 31 at 80.99. The 25 hand, were at their highest 20 at 247.80 and at their lowest on Mar. 30 at industrial stocks, on the other on Mar. 226.28, with close on Feb. the close Mar. 31 at 228.06 as against the 28 of 243.46. This last -shows that the indus¬ trial list had by the 20th of the month regained all of the iheavy losses sustained in the early part of the month, which the railroads never did, and then in the renewed decline during the last 10 days of the month dropped much lower But it also shows that in the end the industrial div. of 3% on the 6% Co.—Quar. div. of 134% on the 7% cumul. pref. Shaffer Stores Co.—Quar. list was swept as downward with the some, irresistible force market. This statement finds confirma¬ the rest of the tion also in the course 50 stocks combined, at 169 on of the general averages for the whole which was at its highest for the month Mar. 2, and at its lowest on Mar. 30 at 153.55, 31 at 154.52. for the general downturn can be compressed with the close Mar. stock omitted. The reasons in the div. of 25c. a sh. on the common stock omitted. single statement that there was complete absence of favorable or stimulating influences bearing upon the probability of earnings and profits, which are always the ultimate determining factor in establishing the intrinsic any Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Usual extra div. of 5c. a sh. on the common stock omitted. and it the whole than before. Sarnia Bridge (G. J.) Sellers & Sons month to 80.82 Mar. Republic Flow Meters, Inc.—Quar. div. of 5c. a from beginning to end of the their heaviness that eventually carried under constant pressure and 12 MONTHLY REVIEW merit of security values, while, on the other hand, unfavor¬ developments bearing upon the same* consideration kept accumulating with ever-growing force. Soldier bonus legis¬ lation, concurrently with declining Government revenues, subsidiary corporations of the United States 'Steel Corporation, made public on Mar. 10 for the month of due to business depression second able long continued and the diminished yield of the income taxes based upon earnings and profits so heavily reduced by reason of this depression, introduced an entirely new disturbing factor in the situation, and the immediate Government financing required for the purpose through skillful handling by the Treasury De¬ partment was attended with a degree of success that was in the highest degree assuring, it left open the possibility of though still heavier taixes and afforded relief no paralysis under which the country was ing. Profound disappointment was felt the adjournment of Congress met with shape of quickened trade activity, hoped would be the case—at least tions afforded basis the trade painfully labor¬ so no far as still imposing upon the great in for the month of January—poor almost beyond belief—involved the whole country in gloom, and at the end of March the the gloom was further intensified by of the returns now coming to hand for the of February, and which proved of the same dismal receipt month character. reductions became now the order of the day, mainly among the railroads, but including some of the strongest railroad properties in the country, and including also many stocks of industrial concerns which likewise were to dividends cut because suspend them altogether for the of these industrial in, came of reduced same profits In the reason. properties the income statements which 1930, furnished startling revelations year to the extent to which the business activities of the had suffered or case after another, for the December quarter and one the calendar as result of trade depression. a as country The dividend" reductions and suspensions, however, were most noteworthy in the case of the railroad companies. Early in the mOnth the Lehigh Valley lift., in declaring its quarterly dividend, from ah annual basis of $3.50 a share to $2.50 a reduced share (par $50), value and Chicago Rock Island & Pacific reduced its quarterly dividend from an annual basis of 7% to 5%. The St. Louis-Sail Francisco suspended divi¬ the dends altogether on its common shares. progressed dividend other order. same reductions And the month as along came On Mar. 11 the stock market received of a the severe blow in the action of the New York Central RR. in reducing a basis of 8% per annum to.6%, causing its dividend from in the railroad list. renewed break a joined the procession. shares distribution from $50). $0 The basis of 1% share per year to $4 (par value Missouri-Kansas-Texas discontinued per on its common shares begun the The Bank of America National Association year. Bancamerica-Blair (Corp. aggregating 75c. In industrial the unfortunate same adverse dividend space, declared quarterly share, placing the stock a dividend basis against the to a quarterly dividends previous and soon to 5%, and the Delaware Lackawanna & Western per annum cut its dividend from the Other railroads More particularly, the Baltimore & Ohio reduced its dividend of the illustrate the dividends $3 annual a developments diameter. changes on previous basis of $4.50. world To would mention stock. general tendency. On the The American International $1 in cash and 2% in stock. duced the quarterly share to 25c. the dividend share. a much Westinghouse its on The common on its common of ,75c. stock. a re¬ shares from 50c. National Cash Register Co. share on In the copper its $3 field the Copper Co., to the apparent surprise of the stock to an per annual basis of $1.50 per share against $2.50 the last previous annual basis and much higher preceding com¬ previously paid market, further cut its quarterly distribution to 37%c. or periods. A complete list of all the figpres at dividend changes for the month is furnished in the remarks immedi¬ ately above. It should be added that the copper stocks suffered in addition from the renewed break in the price of the metal which dropped to 9%c. for copper delivered in: Connecticut. All the oil stocks were :y. adversely affected by the further drastic reductions in the price of petroleum and various of its products, like gasoline. The prolific character of the yield in the new fields in Eastern Texas and 'the difficulties which this imposed in providing for a pro rata of oil wheat, though satisfaction There of the 1930 crop de¬ season at the was 1931 the felt over or new crop a of the fact that the were days when the market enjoyed a sharp rally, numerous and, as already stated, were they were not lasting. The most pronounced of these rallies occur¬ red during the second and third weeks of the month, both the opening days of the month and the closing days of the month severe having, as depression. already noted, been periods of very On Saturday, Mar. 7, the market enjoyed brisk recovery after the severe decline of the preceding days, apparently of the great success at¬ tending the flotation of the U. S. Government's offering of this being a; reflection new securities for $1,41)0,000,000 and also the ready sale and resale of tions. $100,000,000 of New York City long term obliga¬ Mar. 9, there was further sharp recovery On Monday, for the same reason. On Tuesday, Mar. 10, quite a stimulus given the railroad list by the successful flotation of three large new offerings of securities, consisting of $75,- was curtailment output in the various producing fields throughout the country was a chief disturbing influence. bonds and a $50,000,000 Penn¬ sylvania Railroad issue along with $60,000,000 of Port of New York Authority (bonds. The appearance on that day, however, of the monthly statement of unfilled orders on the books of the subsidiary corporations of the United States Steel Corporation, to which reference has already been made, showing a falling off in such orders during February following a similar1 shrinkage the previous -month, gave the market 11), a setback again. blow7 The next day (Wednesday, Mar. dealt the market by the reduction of the dividend on New7 York Central stock. The market remained more or less unsettled thereafter during that and the ensuing week and suffered severe depression during the last ten days of the month. 'Aggregate sales on the Stock a severe wras Exchange during the month reached 65.658,087 shares as against 96,552,040 shares in March, 1930, and 105,661,570 shares in March, 1929. On the New York Curb Exchange the sales were only 14,089,000 shares as against 27,294,900 shares in March 1930 and 32,058.800 shares in March 1929. As far as the separate stocks are concerned, the course of prices was almost uniformly downward, with the net losses for the month large in the great majority of cases. The railroads as a group suffered worse tliany any others for the reasons already stated. New York Central fell from 125 Mar. 2 to 107% Mar. 30 and closed Mar. 31 at 108%; Atchison fell from 197 Mar. 2 to 183 Mar. 31 at 185; Atlantic Coast Line Mar. 30 and closed dropped from 120 Mar. 2 to 98 Mar. 31, while Baltimore & Ohio declined from 82 Mar. 2 to 71% Mar. 18 and closed Mar. 31 at 74; Delaware & Hudson dropped from 152 Mar. 2 to 138% Mar. 27, and closed Mar. 31 at 137 bid 138% asked; Illinois Central de¬ clined from 84 Mar. 2 to 69 Mar. 31. and Louisville & Nash¬ ville from 106% Mar. 2 to 84 Mar. 30. with the close Mar. 31 at 90; Missouri Pacific sold down from 39% Mar. 2 to 29% Mar. 30 and closed Mar. 31 at 30; St. Louis-San Fran¬ cisco fell from 47% The White Motor Co. quarterly dividend cumulative class A share, case 31 at Corp. gave notice of the omission of the semi-annual dividend Anaconda future options for the Manufacturing common stock the dividend was from 10% to S%. The Crucible Steel Co. announced omitted factor. effect would be to prevent further accumulations of unsold wheat in the hands of the Farm Board. to few instances a suspension altogether of the quarterly dividends a the in the ' of disappointing a This* proved depressing because it caused of Electric & mon break May. all were here take altogether too and it must suffice to mention only reduced proved 000,000 New York Central Dividend forced of never undertakings of the country. At the beginning of March the poor statements of earnings of the railroads then still coming end fondly industrial falling off in such orders for the purchases of wheat (except in the indica¬ transportation agencies and a month, liveries) would terminate with the close of the so most successive the announcement of the Federal Farm Board that further current for the On Monday, Mar. 23, the market received a severe blow in but judgment in that respect—but discouraging land disquieting influence was the way that evidence was piling up going to show what fright¬ ful losses business depression had already imposed and was the a February and showing in the response on books of the the fact that over had been as so from steel stocks the monthly statement of unfilled orders In the case of the Mar. 2 to 35 Mar. 18, and closed Mar. 37%, while Union Pacific tumbled from 200% Mar. 2 1S3 Mar. 18, and closed Mar. 31 at 184. In the industrial and miscellaneous list U. S. Steel after selling at 150% Mar. 20, against the'opening price Mar. 2 of 149, touched 139% Mar. 31; Bethlehem Steel declined from 67% Mar. 2 to 56% Mar. 28, and closed Mar. 31 at 57%; American Tel. & Tel., after advancing to 199% Mar. 10 against 197 Mar. 2, dropped to 187% Mar. 31; General Elec¬ tric to was 48 at Mar. 53% Mar. 21 against 52% Mar. 2, but sold down 31; Allied Chemical & Dye dropped from 172 Mar. 2 to 141% Mar. 31, and J. I. Case fell from 123% Mar. 2 to 105% Mar. 31, while International Harvester de¬ clined from 60% Mar. 2 to 50 Mar. 31; E. I. du Pont de Nemours after selling at 107 Mar. 19 against 98% Mar. 2 dropped to 93% Mar. 30 with the close Mar. 31 at 95 and Westinghouse Elec. & Manufacturing fell from 104% Mar. 2 to 85% Mar. 31. The copper stocks as noted above were an especial element of wreakness and Anaconda copper de-J clined from 42% Mar. 2 to 32 Mar. 30 with the close Mar. 31 at 33% ; Byers & Co. broke from 66% Mar. 4 to 47% Mar. 30 and closed Mar. 31 at 49, and American Smelting & Refin¬ ing declined from 56% Mar. 2 to 44 Mar. 28. with the close Mar. 31 at 46%, In the general tumble the public utilities did not escape. North American sold down from 88% Mar. 2 to 78% -Mar. 30, with the close Mar. 31 at 79% ; Public Service of N. J. after advancing from 83% Mar. 2 to 96% Mar. 19, closed Mar. 31 at 87%; American & Foreign Pow7er after moving up from 44% Mar. 2 to 49% Mar. 10. dropped to 39% Mar. 21; Standard Gas & Elec. after selling Mar. 10 at 88% against S4% Mar. 2, touched 76 Mar. 30 with the close Mar. 31 at 76%. I In 'the bond market raill'oad list as a some heavy declines VOLUME occurred in the Railroad and miscellaneous... a due at the interest when the • 841,534,425 United States Government.. . Total bond sales.... —.688,356,550 severe THE MONEY MARKET break owing to There was no change of same time previously, it remained with agreed short-term funds in immense mass number of domestic and foreign issues a Stock except Exchange, where Last Range During March 1931. Sale Sale Lowest. Mar. 2. United the 'States First Liberty Loan— these Treasury, said operations themselves, 101 "»i Mar. 2 10127„Mar. 6 1012833 Cony. 4J* % 1932-1947. 1022037 102 2037 Mar. 2 IO22833 Mar. 7 10222,1 did not deviate from 103",, 103183i Mar. 2 1032#,, Mar. 13 10328,, 1102O3, 111*«33 by such operations. Fourth Liberty Loan— 110l033 Mar. 2 112»33 Mar. 18 106»3i 10610»3 Mar. 2 108737 Mar. 18 107*i» 104!°3I 1042«3» Mar. 2 106 *33 Mar. 18 10521,, 101 IOO203, Mar. 2 102833 Mar. 7 10128„ IOO2133 Mar. 3 1012«„ Mar. 17 10118,3 later 1% % except when affected temporarily The 1%% rate had remained unaltered newals had 100«S7 This throughout the entire month Stock Exchange call loan rate 101 "JJ al011633 Mar. 16. series where the course of fluctua¬ already noted, having been of unusual dimensions. 3>*% 1932-1947 a the on Mar. 31. Highest. as % of 1933-1938 Treasury 4>*s 1947-1952.. Treasury 4s 1944-1954 Treasury 3**s 1946-1956.. Treasury 3J*s 1943-1947.. Treasury 3**s 1940-1943.. Treasury 3%b 1941-1943.. loans entirely the result of the operations of to have been almost 4 J* in rates, too, were of call low record for a long new a case tions,. while encompassed within narrow limits, may be First Government Bonds. Cfianges the in of years was established, and to illustrate superabundance, owing to such of idle money. inconsequential, the trend of the market. \ As for a long state of extreme ease, accepted if employment Was to be found for the had to be permit default, but would make payment itself; there¬ upon some of these Australian issues sold higher than before. In the following we show the fluctuations during the month in a general congestion of funds, that inordinately low rates the date on the loans ' importance in the condition of the not for $ FEBRUARY 1931. DURING market daring the month of March. money that the Australian Government would news came 748,402,800 626,942.650 State, municipal and foreign. 'Sharp recovery, however, occurred placed in this country. 562,373,550 229,956,125 49,204,750 Railroad and miscellaneous. Foreign higher except in the ease of the payments on the loans floated in London though he the 188,902,334 .449,046,000 536,111,000 429,515,000 .193,496,500 181,381,500 162,311,050 45,814,050 30,910,300 35,116,600 Bond sales (par value)— given notice of intention to default on Apr. 1 on interest meet .172,343,252 226,694,430 294,436,250 $ $ $ Stock sales—No. of shares the unfortunate political developments in that country and the announcement that the (Premier of New 'South Wales to 317,109,000 Jan. 1 to March Si— Mar. 6 to 81 Mar. 31. 88% Australian issues which suffered had . ........242,665,000 344,369,800 210,517,000 Total bond sales 63% Mar. 31, and Southern Railway gen¬ government bonds were __ United States Government 81 Mar. 2 to 72 Mar. 31; the Missouri Pacific general 4s from 71 Mar. 2 to 01% Mar. 31; Chic., Mil., St. Paul & Pac. 5s series A eral 4s series A from 65,658,034 S State, municipal and foreign. Mar. 31 at 80% ; Erie ref. & imp. 5s dropped from from 72 Mar. 2 to - Bond sales (par value)— with the close series A declined from 91 Mar. 2 to 80% Mar. 30 1929. 1928. 96,552,040 105,661,570 84,973,869 $ ' S $ 159,978,500 252,335,000 145,481,500 230,934,750 74,028,000 77,569,000 53,108,000 74,083,500 8,658,500 14,465,800 11,927,500 12,000,750 1930. 1931. Stock sales—No. of shares Gen¬ eral 4s series A dropped from 86% Mar. 2 to 80 Mar. 28, with the close Mar. 31 at 80% ; Central of Georgia 5s series C sold down from 93 Mar. 3 to 88% Mar. 30 with the close Mar. 311 at 89; Chicago & North Western convertible 4%s Thus 'St. Louis & San Francisco EXCHANGE. THE STOCK OF BUSINESS ON Month of March— result of the dividend reductions and poor returns of earnings. 13 MONTHLY REVIEW 101 »37 Mar. 31 10128,, Mar. 18 1%% since Jan. % but at 101»3, Thursday, Mar. 5, after re¬ on again been effected at 1%%, the rate advanced in the day to 2% for newT loans. This experience was repeated on Friday, Mar. 6—that is, there was an advance 2% in the rate for new loans after renewals had been • to Opening Railroad and Industrial Bonds. put through Closing Price Range for March. Mar. 2 Mar. 31 Atch Topeka &, Santa Fe gen 4s '95 Atl Coast Line 1st cons 4s 1952 98 X 983* Mar. 96 J* 963* Mar. Bait & Ohio gen 4s, series A..1948 97 }* 963* Mar. 1960 97 X 1967 102 H 92 J* 913* Mar. 1013* Mar. 883* Mar. 101K 100J* Mar. Convertible 4J*s Boston 4 Maine 1st 5s Central of Georgia 5s series C.1959 Ches 4 Ohio ref 4 Imp 4^B. 1995 Chesapeake Corp cons 5s May 15'47 Chic Milw 4 St Paul gen 4s 1989 Chic Mllw St P 4 Pac 5s ser A. 1975 Chic 4 No*west oonv 4J*s ser A "49 100 J* 87 >* 72 91 983* 843* 633* 803* 993* Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 993* 973* 983* 973* 1023* 923* mained the rate for both 1013* 89 72 Mar. 91 Mar. Cleve Cln Chic & St L 4 >* s E_ 1977 100** Mar. 1003* Mar. 82 X 72 Mar. 80J* 72 Mar. 1013* Lehigh Valley (Pa) for Mar. and 963* 93 Mar. 1013* Mar. 1023* Mar. 883* Mar. 1%, the lowest figure touched in nearly loans to the later Both the early rise to 2%, 3 1915. drop to 1 (/c, grew directly out of Treasury operations, the first by reason of the extinction of Govern¬ 72... 993* Mar. Mar. new 16 years, or since June 72 96 loans and for renewals day new Friday, Mar. 20, when, after renewals had again been effected at 1%%, there was a drop in the rate 100 963* Mar. new at after day until <1843* 633* 803* 993* 823* Mar. Ctyy South ref 4 Imp 5s '50 On the 1%% . 97 983* c963* Mar. 1013* Mar. 1013* Mar. 873* Mar. 81 of 1%%. Mar. Erie ref 4 imp 5s of 1927__.__1967 Ref and lnpts of 1930 1975 Great Northern gen 4^8 ser E 1977 98J4 111 Cent St Louis 4 N O 5s A. 1963 alOl?* Kansas 102 figure Mar. Mar. Mar. 1931. Mar. 93 customary loans at 2%, while on Tuesday, Mar. 10, all loans 2%, including renewals; but on Wednesday, Mar. 11, after renewals had once more been put through at 2%, the rate for new loans fell back to 1%%, and this latter re¬ Highest. with were Lowest. 1931. at the following Monday, Mar. 9. the renewal rate was again Price ment 96 deposits with the depositary banks, and the second of a new line of Government because of the establishment 953* (against, which Government de¬ required) of huge amount. In the early part of March the payment of the last of the deposits with deposits the banks 88 853* Mar. 5s_1967 94 88 Mar. 94 Mar. dSS 1975 71 613* Mar. 71 Mar. 613* 1978 91% 863* Mar. N YNH4H 1st 4 ref 4J*s._.1967 N Y Ont 4 West ref 4s ,..1992 943* 923* Mar. 423* 42 923* Mar. 943* Mar. 453* Mar. 4>*s.l970 973* 963* Mar. 98 Mar. 963* resulting from the sale of certifieates of indebtedness made the previous December was required, under two calls upon St L-San Fran gen 4s ser A..1950 'Con 4^s ser A 1978 Southern Ry gen 4s series A..1956 863* 80 Mar. Mar. 803* the banks 813* 70 Mar. 873* 81 Mar. cons 4s.. .2003 Mo-Kans-Tex Ry cum ad Missouri Pacific gen 4s N Y Chic 4 St L 4^8 ser C Pennsylvania RR deb g Mar. Southern Pacific gold 4>*s Wabash 5>*s series A. 1969 1975 983* 943* Mar. 863* 813* 883* 993* 983* Western 1952 82 803* Mar. 83 1944 853* 793* Mar. 833* 78 Mar. 84 Mar. 835* 833* Mar. 88 Mar. Maryland 1st 4s Alleghany Corp coll tr 5s Brooklyn Union Elev 1st 5s. .1950 983* 873* 963* Mar. 85 Mar. Mar. 70 Mar. 813* Mar. 963* ' 943* Mar. 81 883* Mar. 1133* Mar. 1941 61123* Dodge Brothers 6s 1940 89 89 Mar. 91 Equipt deb 6s. .1940 69 613* Mar. 73 803* c795* Internat'l Paper 5s ser A.. 1947 Internat Tel 4 Tel ronv deb 4>*s '39 Liggett 4 Myers Tob 7s 1944 . Paramount-Famous Lasky 6s. 1947 76 723* Mar. 923* 96 1203* Mar. 1183* Mar. 943* Mar. /121 Mar. 95 Mar. 1942 17 Mar. Skelly Oil 5 34s 1939 a773* 75 Mar. Warner Bros Pictures 6s 1939 633* 505* Mar. <z575* 933* 573* Mar. 69 925* Mar. 92% Mar. 983* Mar. 983* Mar. 963* 923* 863* 663* 863* Mar. 92 903* 62 Mar. 743* Mar. 68 1957 66 V* 62 Mar. 613* 573* Mar. 743* Mar. 685* Mar. 68 1956 1958 733* 253* 733* Mar. 25 Mar. Mar. Mar. 68 of June 1925 1959 Mar. External 5>*s 1962 A66 Australia 5s of 1925. 1955 External loan 5s of 1927 External 4^8 of 1928 Berlin (City) 6s... s84 ...1969 1947 38 38 Mar. 333* Mar. 433* Mar. Brazil external 8s... 1941 883* 80 Mar. 92 Mar. 1957 663* 623* Mar. 70 Mar. 63 ...1952 61013* 1013* Mar. 105 Mar. ftl05 6>*s of 1927. 7J*s Brisbane (City) 5s 5s ' 1957 60 57 .....1958 Chile (Rep) 6s..........Sept 1961 External sinking fund 6s 1963 593* 80 External sinking furld 6s....I960 Columbia (Rep) 6s of 1928 1961 Columbia MtgeBank 7s of 1927 *47 German German (Rep; 7s 1949 International 5}*s...l965 (State) 6^s....l958 Mlnas Geraes New South Wales 5s... Mar. 86 Mar. 86 Mar. 80 795* Mar. 86 Mar. 663* 66 Mar. 78 Mar. 67 Mar. 765* Mar. 1053* Mar. 168 783* 783* Mar. 533* 503* Mar. 58 Mar. 84 81 102J* Mar. Mar. Rio de Janeiro 61 593* 57 Mar. Mar. 605* 51 49 Mar. 57 Mar. 55 Mar. 40 Mar. 285* 89 Mar. 97 Mar. 913* 793* 79 Mar. 863* Mar. a763* 76 Mar. 86 Mar. 1946 74 74 Mar. 883* Mar. ....1946 Uruguay (Rep) 8s 26. i Mar. 24. 27 90 1946 101 100 Mar. 1023* Mar. Rio Grande do Sul 8s b Mar. 9. 31 1941 (City) 8s c Mar. 30. k Cash sale, ) 53 1960 (State) 7s...' s d Mar. 28. Option sale. e Mar. 23. / Mar. 27. before for a was a return to the 1%% of ease remained unaltered. new line of Government de¬ 2%, but then there week, however, a Against such Government de¬ $712,510,000. Mar. loan rate 20, four these de¬ loans) the Treasury had to begin to draw down posits. In fact, the first payment on account of the deposits be made on Mar. 20, when the 1% rate on the Stock x 80 v day Monday, Mar. 16. Friday, 82J* Mar. 64 *66 5* 66 the payment the to 1% should have occurred on days after payment for the new certificates had to be made. But almost immediately (be¬ cause of the large sums needed to meet the soldier bonus 73 69 102J* Mar. resulting from Exchange call 63 3* 82 1947 6s Mar. 3. 67 793* Mar. 793* Mar. 1959 External 6s a 593* Mar. 1033* 2% posits, be it remembered, no reserves are required. In these circumstances it is not strange that the drop in the Stock 3* 1958 (Rep) 7s Queensland 38 633* 80 6, both this last mentioned date, though possibly the immense sum of 26 81 683* Mar. 1957 5s--. Peru Mar. Mar. $924,067,500 and payment for which had to be made Government deposits with the deposi¬ tary banks growing out of the sale of this huge total of certificates, the proceeds of which are allowed to remain with the banks until needed by the Government, reached the on 793* Bolivia (Rep) ext'l,7s External 8s... on reached 63 Mar. on of $40,416,000 week, and calling together for repayment posits was created, Girough the sale of the two new series of certificates of indebtedness, for which the allotments 96 Mar. succession, one requiring The advance in the rail loan rate to $101,039,800. occurred Within 54 Foreign Bonds— Antioquia (Dept) 7s ser A 1945 Argentine (Govt) 6s series A.. 1957 quick rate, as underlying conditions 173* c75»* Mar. same each day at 93 in the repayment call, turnover 66 3* 75 963* 213* Shubert Theatres 6s came $100,000,000 of bonds sold by the City of New York may also have played some part in the stiffening of the rate. For a few days now, some loans, as indicated, were made 893* Mar. 1213* 963* 213* 783* 643* of • ell2 3* 76 3* Mar. 933* which are payment of $60,623,800 on Mar. 3 and the second and final 883* Mar. reserves no within the 85 Mar. Gen Theatres the Mar. Central Steel 1st 8s 1123* Mar. posits 863* 935* c433* 853* Mar. Coll 4 conv 5s 1949 Amer 4 Foreign Pow deb 5s..2030 863* 79 793* 83 C1023* had to Exchange was recorded, the banks having been notified on 17, that they would be obliged to repay a portion of the deposits on the day referred to. This repay¬ ment, however, involved only $19,032,100 in the New York Reserve District and $49,875,700 for the entire country, in¬ Tuesday, Mar. cluding New York, out of total deposits in the New York Reserve District of $271,887,500, and of $712,510,000 for the ft Mar. entire country, including New York. 14 MONTHLY REVIEW Further calls, however, followed in quick succession. 20 instructions Mar. On $315,000,000 whereas the Mar. on 25, $20,228,700 on Miar. 24, and the making, together, District, while in like manner they would same amount $40,457,400 in this Reserve the depositary banks for the entire coimtry, including New York, had to repay $53,010,700 each of the days mentioned, or $106,021,400 for the two on On Mar. 24 another notice days combined. requiring came $12,743,800 to be repaid in the New York Reserve District on Mar. 27, and the same amount on Mar. 28, and for the entire country, including New York, repayment of $33,the two days named, or $66,793,600 together. On Mar. 27 still another notice came calling for repayment en Mar. 31 of $5,607,800 in the New York Reserve District, and of $14,694,600 for the entire country. This rapid drawing down of Government deposits, with 396,800 on each of notice of further prospective calls, created a new situation. Call loan rates The the Stock Exchange now began to stiffen. on 1% rate recorded the following Friday, Mar. 20, on smaller than a month earlier, seasonal tendency at this time of year usual in the New York Federal Reserve District that have to repay 3*4% were notifying the depositary banks came Monday, Mar. 23, all loans was not repeated the Stock Ex¬ on As compared with the outstandings in February there has been a net reduction of 31%. The decline lias been practically continuous since April of last is upward. a year ago, which marked the recent peak of commercial paper outstandings." The market for bankers' acceptances developed no special year, The demand for acceptances was features during March. brisk, and the supply of bills greatly improved at all times 555,000 Mar. fell then to from greatly from $106,317,000 falling After week. varied Banks Reserve Federal The holdings of bills by the of the month. •the latter part week 25 Feb. to $100,- to 4,* they increased to $151,402,000 Mar. 11, $83,272,000 Mar. 25, but were $166,622,000 The holdings of bills purchased by the Reserve correspondents, while varying more less from week to week, were $430,784,000 April 1 April 1. Banks for their foreign or against $453,814,000 Feb. 25. There were no changes in the rates for acceptances during the month. The Reserve Bank likewise made no change in its purchasing rate for remaining at 1%% for bills 1%% for bills running from The American Acceptance Council, in a change on that day being#put through at 1V2%, including bankers' renewals, and all loaning on Mar. 24 and Mar. 25 being at the same figure. But on Thursday, Mar. 26, after renewals running from 1 to 45 days, and this acceptances, 46 to 120 days. again been effected at 1%%, the rate for new loans rose to 2%. From this there was a return to the 1%% rate on statement made available Friday, Mar. 27, all loaning on that day being at that figure, and this single rate again- ruled the following Monday, bankers' acceptances outstanding recorded no had Mar. 30, but on Tuesday, continued at 1%%, there the rate for new loans. Mar. 31, after renewals had been was again an advance to 2% in On this last mentioned day, prepara¬ 19, Mar. showed that, contrary of the to usual behavior at this season the volume of year, reduction of importance during the month of February. The total of bankers' acceptances outstanding on the last day of Feb¬ any $1,519,857,484, which was only $332,399 less than 31. Not for years, it was stated, ruary was the total reported on Jan. tions for the large 1st of April payments for dividends and had which always rank among the heaviest of the year, even though the present year they were not as large as in the years immediately preceding, doubtless also played for two months as was revealed in tlhe report covering'the interest, part in stiffening rates. some outside market from in the There were Stock the concessions no Exchange rate the such been there a the total for Feb. 28 less than credits of new Stabilization Board into the New York market , The time loan branch of and business was at demand for this class of accommodation. There some slight fractional variations in the rates for some tically were a the market continued inactive, virtual standstill, there being prac¬ for Otherwise quoted rates for time loans were without change. The daily record for time loans is shown periods. DAILY RECORD PRIME 1931 OF TIME LOAN RATES. 60 30 Days. Days. 4 5 .......... ... ... 1%@2 2 @2 X 2 1%@2 1%@2 i%@2 2 2 @2 X @2% @2% ©2% 2 1%@2 3 1Y@2 1%@2 2 2 2 7 ....... .......... 2 2 .......... 2 @2X ; 1H-VA 1%-1Y ......... ......... BANKERS' IX-IX 1%-lYi 1H-1X 1%-1X 1^-1^ 1%-lY IX-IX 2 @2X ®2X ©2X ®2H 2 ©2% 2 2 6 Months. 1%@1X 19 20 2 1%@1X ©2% @2% @2 X 2 2 2 1%@1% 1%@1% 1%@1X 1%@1X 1%@1% 1%®1X i%@ix 1%@1X @2X 2 @2X 2 2 2 2 2%©2X 2%®2X 2%@2X 2%@2% 2%®2X 2%@2 X 2%@2X 2%@2 X 2%@2X 2%®2X 2% @2% 2%@2% 2%@2X 2%@2X 2%®2X 2%@2X 2%®2X 2% @2 X 2%®2X 2%@2X 2X©2% -2X@2% 2X©2% 2X®2% 2X®2% 2X@2X 2Y@2Y 2H@2Y 2Yt@2Y 2H@2Y 23 1%@1% 24 1%@1% 1%@1% 1%@1X ....... 27 2 1%@2 1%@2 1H@2 1%@2 1%@1 X ... 2 2 2 2 1%@2 Sun day 2 ©2 H @2X 2 @2 X @2H ®2 X @2 X @2% @2% @2X @2 X 2 2 2 ;'j 2X@2% 2X@2% 2X@2% 2X©2% 2X@2% ■ }' ■ ' 2H@2Y 2K@2Y 2H@2Y 2H@2Y 2Y@2Ys 12.... 13 1%-1Y 29 15 16 1%@1X 1%@1% 31 2 1%@2 1Y @2 2 Greater activity prevailed in paper, and time. Rates paper was for choice 2 ®2X @2H ■ 19. 20 1H-1X 1H-1X 1^-1^ lYs-lX 1 Ys-lX 1%-lX 1X-1X lYa-lX 1X-1X 1%-lX 1%-1X 21.... @2X @2% 2X@2% 2X@2 % 2X@2Y 2H@2Y ......... 25 IX-IX 1X-1X 26.... .. ... . . 1X-1X . turity continued 1%-lX 1%-lX 2%%, of shorter at @3%. and exceptionally choice names. York Federal Reserve Bank, in its "Monthly April 1, in discussing the paper 30.... Sunday 1^-lHT 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1 Ys-lX 1YS-1X 1X-1X 31 No new paper was a good investment demand for com¬ reported during March. The quantity inquiry, so that little sales effort on the part of dealers was required in order to distribute the paper. Numerous blocks of new remained RATES 1%-lX 1%-lX 1X-1 YJ on FOR MONEY far below the 1%-lX 1%-lX Mar.14. Mar.21. Mar.28. l%-2 1 X l%-2 1% 1-1 A l%-2 ....1^-2 -2% -2% 2%-2% 2%-2% 2 2 2 -2% -2% 2%-2% 2%*2X Commercial Paper-— -2% RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL 1X-1X l%-2 2 -2% 2 -2% 2%-2% 2%-2% , ■ 2%-2% 2^-3 2%-2 v ; \; Good 4 to 6 months THE 1% 1%-lX 1%-lX 2 -2% 2 -2% 2%-2% 2%-2% 1^-2 .2 ^ 12-3 ; Six months -2% < 2^-3 RESERVE AND -2% 2%-3 MEMBER BANKS—BROKERS' LOANS. investment York a loans by the reporting member banks in New City, after the increase during February, registered further again the to lower rates, as some of the of 2*4 @2 *4% occurred. "The lack of open market paper last during March, two weeks was of but the showed contraction month. The amount after decreasing from $1,798,000,000 Feb. 25 to $1,790,000,000 Mar. 4, rose to $1,913,000,000 Mar. 18, then fell to $1,908,000,000 Mar. 25, and to $1,875,090,000 April 1, of however, compared with $3,968,000,000 12 months Mar. 31. The changes in the different categories on loaning were is, they showed much the same as in preceding months, that increase in the loans miade by the report¬ an ing member banks for their ing by outside lenders. shown in the out¬ standings of 20 dealers at the end of February, which at increase of the loans, before, range 1%-1% NEW YORK. AT Double and single names— Prime 4 to 5 months which, quickly oversold, and conducive 1%-lX " ; > Week's average (mixed & Indus, collat.) Time Loans {Mixed & Indus. Collateral)— exceptionally high grade paper began to appear in the market priced at 2%%. The prevailing rate for prime paper, nevertheless, remained at 2y2% until late in March, when a decline to a was 1%-lX Mar. 7. Stock Exchange— Range for week (mixed & Indus, collat.) this condition naturally paper were 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX changes occurred in the rediscount rates of any of the market, made the following drawings of prime paper that came into the market, however, 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX Brokers' "The continuation of of 1%-lX • observations: mercial 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX Reserve Banks during March. The New Review" dated 1%-lX 1%-lX 1K-1% 1K-1% 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX Sunday Four months... while names less well-known Occasional transactions occurred at 2*4% in maturities running for six months, and also in the commanded 2% 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-1% 29.... Thirty days SIxtydays Ninety days ma¬ 1%-lX 1%-lX lX-1% Saturday most of the six 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-1% 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-1% 1K-1% 1%-1% 1%-1% 1H-1% 1X-1X Saturday Sunday 1%-lX VA-IY< 1%-lH lH-1% 1%-lX 1%-lX 1%-1% 1%-1% 1%-lX 1%-lX lYs-lX 1X-1X 1X-1H lX-1% 1X-1H 1X-1% 1%-1% 1^-1^ 1X-1% lYx-1% 1X-1X Saturday Sunday 1X-1X 28.... months' supply four to lVi-1% lX-1% IVa-1% 1%-1% 1K-1% 1X-1X 1X-1X 1X-1X Saturday Call Loans better of 1X-IX 22..,:;.: 23-.- 27.... v-; 1^-1M Five months.. case Federal ACCEPTANCES. Week Ended— the market for commer«ial also in names 2 1H-1Y 1%-lY 1H-1A 1YS-1A lVs-VA 18 Sun day 30 ......... 14.... Satur day .. lYs-lYu lYa-lYj 1YS-IX 1%-lX 1%-lX 1H-1 Yj 1H-1Y 1H-1Y 15A-1Y 24.... -:v? " Satur day ....... 22 ......... 11 . @2H @2 X @2H @2X @2X 2 9 10.... v Sun day . 8.... 17 @2 X ®2X @2 H 5 Months. t 2 2 . 1K@2 ....... 25 York Sunday 1%-lY 4 Satur day 18 28 @2 X 2 1%@2 1%@2 ....... ....... 16 26 2 ®2X @2X @2X 2 ©2% @2% 14 21 New the 90 Days 120 Days 60 Days 30 Days 150 Days 180 Days Bid d- Ask Accept' ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid <k Ask Bid & Ask Bid <t- 6 V'.T Satur day Sun day ... . 13 17 4 Months. 90 Days. Sun day .... 15 in volume 7._._ 1 12 come Secured by 5 11 noted, had was during the* month and accounted March Call Loans 3 Rales on Mixed Collateral. 10 the interested, it Reserve District. 2 March 9 are 1.... in the table which follows: 8 A moderate amount no of the 6 in increase an 1930. products in which the Farm Board and on many then volume period from Dec. 31 to Feb. 28. and particularly during the month of February. The total Feb. 28 1931 was $164,041,734 latter part of the month, but there were concessions on occasions the rest of the month, the outside rate often being no higher than 1%. of acceptance close record 000,000 made April for 1, own account and reduced loan¬ Loans for own account against $1,267,000,000 out-of-town banks were on were Feb. $1,391,- 25; $258,000,000 loans against 15 REVIEW $260,000,000, and loans "for account of others" $226,000,000 The New . a March, the March borrowing during further increase in tion, also showed The , Exchange, in its monthly compila¬ York Stock following statement made during February. "total net loans by New reported increase the contracted for ,and carried in New York" for Mar. 31 $1,908,810,494 against $1,839,756,058 Feb. 28 and $1,720,345,318 at the close of business on Jan. 31. This, it will be seen, was an increase of $69,054,436 during March and of $118,465,176 for Feb¬ ruary and March together. Previously there had been an uninterrupted contraction in these monthly ~ totals ever since April 30 of the previous year, when the amount of the Stock Exchange borrowing stood at $5,063,131,359. York Stock Exchange volume The of members collateral, on credit Reserve Federal outstanding, as by the bill and security holdings of the 12 Federal measured reduction, increased again the last week of March. Between Jan. 28 and Feb. 25 the amount of these holdings was reduced from $945,405,000 to $895,607,000, and after some increase in the week ending Mar. 11 (following a small decrease in the week ending Mar. 4), which raised the amount to $928,656,000 Mar. 11, declined to $847,255,000 Mar. 25, but increased again to $92$,615,000 April 1. The acceptance holdings of the 12 Reserve institu¬ tions, after being up to $151,402,000 Mar. 11 against $100,555,000 Mar. 4, fell to $83,272,000 Mar. 25, but were $166,622,000 April 1. The holdings of United States Government securities underwent some sharp changes as far as the sepa¬ rate items are concerned, though showing no great changes as far as the grand total of the holdings is concerned. This total rose from $599,443,000 Feb. 25 to $617,746,000 Mar. 18, Reserve Banks, after showing further j Of the South African gold offered the month, France obtained £1,300,000. Money rates eased off somewhat in London, open market discounts for three months' but that did $178,195,000 fell from $53,223,000, to "bonds" Presumably the item of $76,025,000 to $66,959,000. certificates and bills holdings the and included of certificates one-day some by the United States Treasury pending the collection of the Federal income taxes. While no information on that point was furnished in the return, we observe that the New York Federal Reserve Bank representing in temporary the acquisition of England. that the Treasury found it says $170,000,000 Mar. 16 the Reserve Banks against special one-day certificates from obtain to temporarily on of indebtedness, and that totaling $86,000,000 sold on Mar. 16 to the New York banks banks. were evidently Boston the in the holdings of Treasury notes represented Banks had accumulated and The only $20,000,000 to additional an The big decrease 18 Mar. and which notes now the Reserve turned in for redemption. explanation given in the Reserve statement itself contained in the remark that "holdings of United States was securities, largely connection 000.000". bills the with as a of result quarterly Treasury increased payments, tax operations in $13,- (The increase in the holdings of certificates and been had holdings almost of entirely "notes" and offset by the decreases in "bonds".) The of "bonds", the decrease $66,959,000 Mar. 18, Showed no great change thereafter, being reported at $66,633,000 Mar. 25 and $66,600,000 April 1. The gold reserves of the 12 Reserve Banks from rose and were $3,081,322,000 Feb. 25 to $3,126,368,000 Mar. 25, The amount of Federal $3,115,202,000 April 1. Reserve notes in circulation showed to week until week the final no great changes from week, when there was large expansion, leaving the amount April 1 $1,497,811,000 against $1,448,416,000 Feb. 25. COURSE ^ OF STERLING EXCHANGE DURING MARCH. The sterling exchange market, while dull, showed tinctly firm tone in March, and the future with London less concern than for some a dis¬ viewed in was time £169,331, which was by followed previously. slight a return for subsequent weeks all showed very substantial additions to the Bank's stock of the metal, the increase for the week ending Mar. 18 being £1,097,585; for the week end¬ ing Mar. 25 £1,691,888, and for the week ending April 1 £868,686. Cable transfers at New York on London the latter part of the month ferent days, and on touched 4.86 on Mar. 31 a number of dif¬ 4.85 13/16@4.85% against were $4.85 % @$4.8513/16 on Monday, Mar. 2. Canadian exchange at New York advanced to par and a premium the first half of the month, but ruled at a discount again the latter half of the month. The United States acquired further consid¬ erable amounts of gold during March. This came mostly from Latin .America at New York, though some further amounts China. the were received the Pacific Coast from on The New York Federal Reserve gold movement for the month as Japan and Bank summarizes follows: "Gold imports through the Port of New York during March included chiefly receipts from South America and Mexico; from Argentina, $2,900,000 from Colombia, came $1,200,000 from Uruguay, and $3,600,000 from Mexico. San $1,600,000 Francisco, $1,600,000 from China. At received from Japan, and There was in addition a gain of was $3,000,000 to the country's gold stock through a decrease in the amount of were cates that the $26,500,000, as gold held under earmark for foreign account. negligible, and a preliminary estimate indi¬ the result of net 'imports and changes in ear¬ marked holdings during the As a country's gold stock has been increased about month." result of the further increase in gold by the United States during March, the New York Reserve Bank observes, the monetary gold stock of the United States has now attained a level which is slightly above the highest point previously shown by published figures, which was reached in May 1927. THE CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGES. French exchange was somewhat easier during March and exchange on Belgium decidedly weak the latter part of was March, but with these exceptions rates of exchange at N. Y. the on Continental centers of Europe manifested rising a tendency, with the German mark particularly strong. No change occurred in the discount rates by any of the central banks of Europe except that the On March 13 South African Reserve Bank reduced its rate from 5% the to Rumanian National Bank March 31 lowered its rate from 9% to 8%. on 5%, being the first change since Sept. 29 1930. that the Bank of England was The fact able to re-enforce its gold hold¬ ings seemed to find reflection in rising rates of exchange at down to 3.91 3-16c the latter $76,025,000 from of of the other continental centers. Cable transfers to after did not interrupt supplies of the metal by the Bank new were $497,564,000 to $468,698,000, and the return for April 1 the amount at $468,537,000. The holdings of Treasury notes increased again from $53,223,000 to $63,227,000 on Mar. 25, and were $63,226,000 April 1. The 11 New York, and or some reported Mar. of militate against exchange on to appear bills down from holdings being quoted for return Mar. 25 showed the holdings of certificates and 31 Mar. loss, namely, £32,853, in the week ending Mar. 11, but the participation in these certificates City on For the week ending Mar. 4 the Bank showed increase an borrowing its "Monthly Bulletin" necessary not London either at Paris Exports reduced from bills 2%% against 2 11/16@2%% at the end of February, at while the notes were Russia during the latter part of - ^ 1 -V March. $11,500,000 of Treasury Belgium and £1,200,000 About 20,000,000 reichsmarks of gold were re¬ ceived by Germany from fel} to $598,55S,000 Mar. 25. and was $598,363,000 April 1. The changes in tlhe separate items of these hold¬ ings occurred almost entirely in the week ending Mar. 18, the period the financing of the United States Government was carried through. In this week the holdings of certifi¬ cates and bills jumped from $350,4S4.000 to $497,564,000, but then holdings in the open market earlier in against $271,000,000. on Paris part of March and sold at 3.913-16@3.915-16c Mar. 31, against 3.9113-16@3.9115-16c March 2. on A flow of funds from France to London was largely responsible for the easing of French exchange and for cessation the that the stance of French takings of French gold. The circum¬ banking authorities by agreement working in co-operation with the banking authorities were in London to of course. support the pound sterling was also a factor Throughout the month French francs were under both with respect to the dollar and the pound sterl¬ pressure Money was so abundant in Paris that French interests found difficulty in placing their funds. Paris in conjunc¬ ing. tion with understood to have arranged a other markets is 1,325,000,000 fr. loan for Rumania totaling or approximately $51,940,000 and the American participation in it is believed to have been $8,000,000 to $10,000,000. Some weakness was also occasioned by the failure of three of the smaller French banks in connection with the difficulties of the Co. While it was felt cause tia-t Aero-Postale the failures were due to a single and not likely to spread, some nervousness developed The exchange situation with respect to France also greatly in Paris lest the failures improved, and the drain of gold by Paris shifting of French funds such as was witnessed last autumn. The Bank of France continued to add to its holdings of gold, As > a consequence the Bank of England on London ceased. was able to acquire much of the offerings of gold in the open market at London, and, accordingly, was able to build up its reserves of the metal, which had evidently took such had as livery. The "Monthly England become considerably impaired. France gold in the London open market except been previously contracted for forward de¬ no Federal Review" Reserve says: Bank "During of New March York the In Bank open South Africa. The German On the 17th of the month the Bank of Eng¬ land made its first open market purchase since March 1930. 159,140,207 fr.; for the week ending March 14 the increase only 12,112,095 fr. and for the week ending March 21, no more than 8,031,867 fr., with 13,557,980 fr. increase in of was the week ending market and the receipt of £750,000 in sovereigns from forerunner of another heavy in diminishing amounts the latter part of the month. For the week ended March 7 the Bank reported an increase of able to increase its gold holdings by £3.000,000. mainly through the purchase of £2,600,000 of gold in the a but its was be transfers on March 28. mark took a sharp turn upward and cable Berlin the latter part of March sold as high as 23.84 and March 31 were 23.81%@23.82% as against March 3. largely centers, 23.76% This improvement in the mark appeared to be due to the return flow of Germain funds from other particularly from -Switzerland and Holland, with . MONTHLY REVIEW 16 inflow, too, of other funds from those centers and an from Paris, London and New York into Germany to take advan¬ Another element of tage of the higher level of money rates. strength was the financing of the Berlin City Electric Co. by an stated 'international group of ba'nkers. Advices from Berlin that 75,000,000 marks or approximately $30,000,000 of foreign this funds would be sent to Germany as a result of Towards the close of the month money rates operation. in Berlin declined result of the influx of as a capital and this appeared further to promote Confidence new in considerably Another investments. German stimulating factor was Dutch exchange the latter part by on the of the month York bankers to have New been believed was intervention due to part of the Bank of the Netherlands, it being the practice of this central bank to use its foreign balances in order to hold its gold reserves intact. In the case of Swiss cable exchange transfers Switzerland on Mar. 31. against 19.'24% @19.25 Mar. 2. currencies a quite generally of funds London markets. and Berlin however, This, cable after The 'Swedish 26.79 from declined transfers the to was Mar. 5 to growing strength manifested by the German ministry under Dr. Heinrich Bruening in the German Reichstag. crown Acceptance of tihe German budget by the Reichstag occurred on March 25 and this was followed the next day by adjourn¬ to fall on cable transfers fell from 26.75% Mar. 2 to 26.74 Mar. 6, the of that ment body for 6 months Germany showed an October 13, this until or marking the closing of the winter session. The Bank of increase in its gold holdings in the first ing, loss of 61,000 a increase again of 37,- 280,000 marks in the fourth quarter. The Italian lira showed great variation in rates, but continued to rule at close to no the highest figures of the year, one the adverse trade balance factor in this being that against Italy being steadily was diminished. Exchange rates on the countries neutral during the war softer in the were case of 'Swiss francs and decidedly lower in the case of the Dutch there was guilder, though in this last instance considerable recovery the latter half of the month. Cable transfers Amsterdam dropped from 40.11 March 2 on 26.76% 16, Mar. touching that general course, selling after and 26.74% @26.75. at the with but The the upward as close of the the result of month credit to the Bank stabilization national at 26.76 Mar. 23 closed Mar. 31 Spanish peseta fluctuated widely, general trend towards extension of of the inter¬ an Spain aggre¬ gating $60,000,000 under guarantee of the Spanish ury, moved higher in the caise of the Scandinavian centers, but to The Danish crown followed much the it first declining and then recover¬ 26.75% @26.75%. of an advanced then and 10, Mar. point again Mar. 23 and Mar. 24, with the range Mar. 31 same 791,000 marks in the second quarter, but but then rose to 26.79% Mar. 24, only back to 26.76% Mar. 31. The Norwegian crown 2G.76% quarter of the month of 285,000 marks; a further increase marks in the third quarter, with on 19.23% these countries from weakness the early part of the month. some at notwithstanding higher, ruled further movement sold The Scandinavian Treas¬ by comprehensive banking groups in New York and by respectively headed Paris, J. Morgan P. & Co., and; Paris et deS Pays Bas. The credit is in the 18 months revolving fund of which the American the Banque de form of an portion is $38,000,000 and the French portion $22,000,000. The rate at which stabilization of the peseta is to be effected for future determination to has been left experience developments shall by be governed Cable dictate. Mar. 16, but were back to 40.10% Mar. 24 and sold March 31 at 40.08@40.09. The break gave rise to reports what of March 18, then recovering to 10.90 March 28 and being 10.92@10.{M March 31, against to 40.07% the possibility of gold exports to New York, but the general opinion seemed to be that the Bank of the Nether¬ lands would intervene to prevent this by the use of its foreign This evidently -was what happened the latter part balances. of The month. the repeated weakness in guilders was ascribed largely to the lower money rates in Amsterdam, the private discount rate having dropped tol%, inducing a heavy of Dutch flow York for funds to Berlin, London and profitable more employment. to New even The in recovery and transfers on Madrid sold as high as 10.98 on March 10, were down again but to 10.35% 10.44@ 10.50 Mar. 7. King Alfonso on Sunday March 22, issued a decree completely re-establishing constitutional guarantees in Spain for the first time since the beginning of the Primo de Rivera dictatorship in 1923. The decree sweeping than that issued just before the fall of was more the Berenguer pare government and which was intended to pre¬ the way for the municipal and general elections. With RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES. Paris Swiss Amsterdam Antwerp Italian Greek Francs Francs Guilders Belga Lire Drachma Bankers' Bankers' Checks Cables Checks SUN DAY SUN DAY 1 Checks 3 3.91»i6a3.91% 3.9i»i6a.9i% 19 ,23%a.25% 19.25019.25% 4 3.91»i6a3.91% S^l'iea .91% 19 ,23%a.24% 19.25019.25% 3.91% i 19 ,23%a.24% 19.25%a.25% 3.91 % 5 3.91%a.91»i6 6 3.91%a3.91% 19 23al9.24% 19.24%ol9.25 19.24% 7 3.917i#a3.91 % 3.91»i«a3.91% 19 ,22%a.23% 8 » 10 3.91«iea3.91% 3.91% 3.91% 3.91% 11 3.91'iia3.91*i6 12 3.91%a3.91*u 13 3.91%a3.91% 14 3.91»i6a3.91% 3.91% 3.916i« .22%a.24% 19.24019.24% 17 3.91%a3.91*i6 3.91»3ja .91% .23al9.24 18 3.91 %a3.91*i6 3.91%a3.91*i619 .22%al9.24 1 93 91%a3.91% 3.91%a3.91% ,23al9.23% ,22%a.23% 3.91% .23019.23% 19.24%a.24% 3.91%a3.917i# 24 3.91%a3.91% 3.91%a .911832 25 3.91ii«a3.91M 3.918i6a3.91% 2 3.917x6o3.91% 3.91'i«a3.91% 2 3.911i«a3.91,i« 3.91»i« 28 3.917i6o3.91% 3.91»i« SUN DAY 29 30 3.91 a3.91% 3.913ie 31 3.9UK103.91 % 3.918i6o3.91*i6 SUN DAY ,23019.23% 19.24019.24% ,23al9.23% 19.23 %a.23% 1.29% 1.29% 1.29% 1.29% 1.29% 1.29% 1.29% 1.29% .29%o.29% SUN DAY 13.93013.93% 5.23%a23»»ie 5.23**160.24 07a40.08 40.08%a40.0913 .90%a.92% 13.92%al3.93 5.23%a23uu 5.23%a.24 40.09 ,13 .91013.92% 13.92 %al3.93 5.23%a2318u 5.23ui«a.24 07% a.08% 07%a40.09 40.08%a40.1013 .91 %a.92% .29%a.29% .29%a.29% .29*160.29% .29*160.29% 1.29% .29*160.29% 1.29*16 1.29% 1.299i6 1.29*16 1.29*16 .29*160.29% SUN DAY SUN DAY SUN DAY 1.29% .29%a.29% ,29%a.29% .29% a.29% .29%a.29% .29%a.29% SUN DAY SUN DAY f SUN DAY 23%a.24% 19.25019.25% ,23%a.24% 19.24%al9.25 ,22%a.23% 19.24% ,23al9.23% 19.24%a.24% .23019.24 19.24% ,22%al9.24 19.24% < 05%a40.07 40.07%a.07% 13 .92%a.93% 13.93%al3.94 5.23%a.23% 4.23%a231*ie 5.231'u 07a40.08 40.08%a40.0913 .91 %a.93% 13.93%al3.94 5.23®i6a231»i« 5.23"n 07%a40.09 40.09a40.09% 13 .91%a.92% 13.93%a.93% 5.23®iea.23% SUN DAY SUN DAY 2 33 ,91%a3.91 % 19.24 3.91si« 20 3.91 %a3.91% 21 3.91»i6o3.91% 22 19.24% 19.24% 19.24%a.24% 5.23% 5.23%a23ui« 13.93%a.93% 5.23 %a.23% 5.23%a2318i« 13.93013.93% 5.23%a.23% 5.23%a.24 13.94 07%a.08% 40.08%a40.0913 .91013.93 5.23»i« 07a40.08 40.08%a.09% 13 .92%a.93% 13.94%a.94% 5.23%a231,n 07a40.08 40.08%a40.0913 .92%a.93% 13.94013.94% 5.237iea23»i8 5.231,i«2316i« 13.94 06a40.07 % 40.08a40.08% 13 .92al3.93% 5.237i«a.23% 5.23%a2315i« SUN DAY 16 3.91*6203.91*16 3.91*3203.91% 1.29% 1.29% SUN DAY SUN DAY SUN DAY I .07 %a40.09 40.09% 0.09% 13 .92013.93% 08%a40.10 40.09 %a.l0% 13 .92013.93 SUN DAY SUN DAY 15 ,22%a.24% 19.24%a.24% ,22%al9.24 19.24al9.24% ,22%a.23% 19.24al9.24% ,22al9.24 19.24019.24% .22%al9.24 19.24019.24% 1.29% 09a40.10% 40.10%a40.1113 .92al3.93% 13.94013.94% 5.23%a.23% 5.23%a2315ie 1 .29%a.29% .29%a.29% 5.23%a23ui« 5.23l8i8o23% 13.94% 40.08a40.10 13 ,92%a.93% 5.2318u .29% a.29% 06O40.08 40.07%a.08% 13 .92%a.93% 13.94013.94% 5.237i»a.23% 5.23% .29% a.29% 5.23%a.23% 13.94% ,06a40.07% 40.07 %a.08% 13 .93013.93% 5.2318id 5.237i»o2311>« 13.94 .29%a.29% 06%o40.08 40.08%a.08% 13 .92013.93% 13.94 5.23»i»a.23% 5.2318i623isi6 .29%a.29% 40.09 13 .92013.93% ,07a40.08% SUN DAY 9 3.91%a3.91% 3.91%a3.91»i6l9 ,22%al9.24 19.24%a.24% Cables SUN DAY SUN DAY SUN DAY ,07a40.10 SUN DAY SUN DAY Bankers' Checks Cables Checks Cables Checks Cables SUN DAY ,23%al9.24 19.24%al9.25 2 3.91#i«a3.91 % Bankers' Bankers' Bankers' Cables 1.29*16 5.24 .29*160.29% 08a40.09% 40.09%a.l0% 13 .90%a.91% 13.92013.92% 5.23%a2318ie 5.24 .29*160.29% 08% a.09% 40.09 %a.l0% 13 .91%a.91% 13.92%a.92% 5.23%a2318ie 5.2316i6 .29*160.29% 07%a40.08 40.08% a.09% 13 .91al3.92% 13.92%al3.93 5.239i«a231,n 07 %a.08% 40.09a40.09 % 13 .90%o.91 % 5.23%a2318i« 5.23%a23l5i« 1 .29*160.29% 07 %a.08% 40.09a40.09% 13 .90%a.91% 5.23%a2318n 5.23%a2318ie 1 .29*160.29% 1.29*16 1.29®t6 1.29*16 13.9113%o13.92 40.09 07 %a.08% SUN DAY 113 .90al3.90% I 5.2318ie 13.91%a.9l% 5.237i6a23ni* SUN DAY SUN DAY 1.29*16 1.29*16 11 .29*160.29% SUN DAY 1.29»u 07%a.08% 40.09% a.09% 13 .88%o.90% 13.90%a.91 % 5.23%a231,i« 5.2318i#a23%il .29*160.29% 13 .88%a.90% 13.90ol3.91 5.23%a.23% 5.23nica23% 1 .29*160.29% 06%a.08% 40.08a40.09 Denmark Sweden Norway Kroner Kroner Kroner Bankers' Bankers' Berlin Vienna Rcichsmarks Schilling Pesetas Bankers' Bankers' -1.29*16 Bankers' v Spanish Mar. Checks 1 2 ... ... 3 ... 4 ... 5 — 6 • ... 7 ... °8 ... 9 ... 10 ... 11 ... 12 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... ... — ... ... ... ... ... ... ... — ... — ... 27 ... 28 ... 29 ... 30 31 ... ... Cables SUN DAY Checks Cables SUN DAY v: ' Bankers' Checks Cables SUN DAY Checks Checks Cables SUN DAY SUN DAY 26.740.77% 26.780.78% 26.73026.74% 26.75026.75% 23.75a23.77 Cables Checks v Cables SUN DAY 14.060.14% 10.42ol0.55 14.06a.l4% 10.61al0.71 10.44010.50 23.77023.77% 14.05 26.72%a.74 26.74%o.75 26.76a.77% 26.780.78% 26.73%o.74% 26.75a26.75% 23.74%o23.77 23.76%a.77% 26.73026.74% 26.74%a.75% 23.75a23.76 26.73%a.74 26.74%a.75 .76%a.77% 26.78% 23.76%o.76% 23.75023.77 23.77 26.75% 26.73%a.74 26.750.75% 26.76%a.78 26.78%a.79 26.73%o.74% 14.05 23.75a23.77 23.77023.77% 23.75%a23.77 23.77 %a23.78 14.05 14.06a.14% 10.66al0.76 14.06o.l4% 10.70al0.83 10.71010.83% 14.05 14.06a.l4% 10.81al0.90 10.83al0.90% 26.73026.74 26.75 26.720.73% 26.740.74% 26.760.77% 26.78o.78% 26.72a26.74 ,72%a.73% .74%a.74% .75%a.76% .77%a.77% 26.73a26.74 SUN DAY .72%a.73% .72%a.73% 26.730.73% 26.730.74% 26.72%a.74 26.73 SUN DAY 26.74o26.75 26.75 SUN DAY 26.74% 26.74%a.75 .76%a.77% 26.740.74% .75%a.76% SUN DAY 26.78% 26.77% SUN DAY 23.79023.80% 23.80%a.82% 23.81023.81% 23.80%a23.81 26.73026.74% 26.75026.75% 23.78%a.80% 23.80%a.80% 26.75 26.73a26.74 23.78%a.80% 23.80%a.80% SUN DAY SUN DAY SUN DAY SUN DAY 26.75% 26.75% SUN DAY 26.77%a.78 26.770.77% 26.79 26.78% SUN DAY 26.74%a26.75 26.76 SUN DAY 10.86%al0.90 10.95al0.98 10.91 %ol0.98 10.92al0.98 10.82al0.90 10.85al0.90 10.72al0.80 10.72%al0.80 10.73al0.76 10.74al0.76 SUN DAY 14.06%a.l0 10.65al0.71 10.66al0.71 14.06%a.l0 10.48al0.61 14.05% 14.06%a.l0 10.34al0.40 10.48%al0.61 10.35%al0.40 14.05% 14.06%a.l0 10.49al0.56 10.51al0.56 23.82%a.83% 23.83% 14.05% 14.06%a.l0 10.53al0.68 14.06al4.10 10.64al0.69' 10.53 %ol0.68 10.65al0.69 23.84 14.05 SUN DAY - 23.82a23.83% 23.83%a.83% SUN DAY 26.75%a26.76 23.81 %a.83% 23.82%a.83% .73%a.74% 26.750.75% 26.770.77% 26.780.78% 26.73 %o.74% 26.75%a.75% 23.80a23.82% 23.81 %a.82% 26.76% 26.73a26.74 26.74%a.75 26.750.75% 26.74a26.75 14.05 14.05 10.93al0.98 14.05% 14.05% 23.81 %a23.82 SUN DAY 26.73 %a26.75 26.75%a26.76 23.82 %a23.84 14.06a.14% .06%a.l4% .06%a.l4% 14.060.14% 14.060.14% 23.82%a23.83 23.82%a.83% 23.80 %o23.81 23.83 %a23.84 26.740.74% 26.75%a.76 26.77a26.78 26.78%a.79 26.74 %026.75 26.76026.76% 23.82a23.84 23.84 73%a.74% .75%a.75% .77%a.78% .78%a.79% 26.74%a.75% 26.76%a.76% 23.82 %a23.84 26.75 26.73 %a.74 26.77%a.78 26.78%a.79 26.74%a26.75 26.75%o26.76 23.82a23.83% 23.83a23.83% 26.79 26.73%a26.75 26.75%a26.76 23.81 %a.83% 23.83a23.84 • .73%a.74% .75%o.75% 26.77%o.78 26.740.74% 26.740.74% 14.060.14% 10.85al0.90 14.05 14.05% 14.05% 10.67al0.76 SUN DAY 14.05 SUN DAY SUN DAY .72%a.74% .74%a.75% .76%a.77% 26.780.78% 26.73%o.75% 26.75026.76% 23.78%a23.81 26.72%o.74 26.74 %a.75 26.760.77% 26.780.78% 26.73%o.74% 26.75%a.75% 23.80a23.81 % 26.75% 23.80%o.82% 26.72%a.74 26.74%a.75 .76%o.77% 26.780.78% 26.73 %a.74% 26.73% 4.74 26.750.75% 26.770.77% .78%a.78% 26.74026.74% 26.75%a26.76 23.81 %a.82% 26.75 26.78 26.74 26.73%a26.75 26.75%a26.76 23.81a23.83 26.76%a.77 26.73 %a26.75 26.75%a26.76 23.81 %a23.83 26.75 26.78 2ff.73a26.74 26.76%a.77 14.05 v 10.63al0.71 14.06a.l4% 10.73%al0.81 10.74al0.81 SUN DAY SUN DAY .75%a.76% .77%a.77% 26.73026.73% 26.74%a26.75 23.77a23.80 26.74%a.76 26.76%a.77 26.72%o26.74 26.74%a26.75 23.79a23.81% .74%a.74% 26.750.76% 26.77a.77% 26.73%o.73% 26.74%a26.75 23;79%a.81% 26.750.75% 26.77a.77% 26.78a.78% 26.73026.74% 26.75026.75% 23.79a23.81 .74% a.74% 14.05 14.05% 14.05% 14.05% 14.05% 14.05% 14.05% .06%a.l4% .06%a.l4% .06%a.l4% .06%a.l4% .06%a.l4% 14.05% 10.66al0.72 10.69al0.72 10.71al0.76 10.72al0.76 10.70al0.75 10.71al0.75 10.72 %al0.77 10.75al0.75 10.83%al0.89 10.85al0.89 10.88al0.90 .06%o.l4% 10.86al0.90 SUN DAY 14.05% SUN DAY SUN DAY .06%a.l4% 10.90ol0.92 .06%a.l4% 10.91al0.94 10.91010.92% 10.92fll0.94 MONTHLY EEYIEW municipal elections scheduled for now checks sold at 261-16 March 16. against 22% April 12, rights of free speech and assembly were re-established as a necessary preliminary, but the movement Exchange the same on in March as 49.33@49% March 31 against 49.36@49 9-16 March 2. COM MO t I • on • i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i t i i i i 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cnen en en Cn Cn XXX.fXX 4k 4k 4k. 4>. 4k 4k 4k 4>. 000000000000 Cn Cn Cn cn Cn cn X £ OQX M H oooooot Cn Cn cn ( NH " 000000000000 Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn cn jpspt kk WN 00\ £) WW JP XX = X>^s « £ k3s = o> o. S2 r S o a o 4k 4k 4k >fk 4k 4k aftc a o o 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k a a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cnen en Cnen en 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cn Cn Cn cn cn Cn oooooot Cn Cn Cn ( 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn cn XX = 33 S W HVM •- X M t- M jST k> v. I- 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 Cn Cn OS T' X^X-SRS U1 4~4 - - J^4k 00 00 00 00 00 en cnen cnen 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k H M 4k 00 4k 4k Cn cn Cn \ea m » C M w H H wjw M 00 Cn OiCn cti & tO M M "boX a <2 4k 4k 4k 4k 00" = £ cncncncncn 1 5 J^X = » 00 o a J? >00 00 00 M» XX a M a a a S-XS- 4k 4k 4k 4k|w 00 00 00 00 9 C 2X M OX K> S S S a 000000000000 CJCnosCncnCn 0000000000 4k H ibSsT 4. 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 enen S 00 cncncncncn 4k tO X^X J4.? aSSaSS SSBtf's8* So H \k| <a XXX 2*-X 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 00 00 00 V*i It is believed that the gov¬ March 4k 4. 4k 4. 4k 4k 00 00 Cnen Busi¬ March 2. 4k 000 S o o 4* 4k 4k 4k tfk 4k foreign exchange operations which the government has main¬ since the revolution. i i oooo in Brazil is generally poor and money tight, andl tlhe banks in Brazil protested against the strict regulation of ever • • Sen ness tained i t £*X during February, the Argentine 7.50@7.55 March 31, against 8.20@8.30 i i ' 0* »fk ifk 0* If", rfk a further sharp break. Cable transfers on nominally quoted at 7.30 Mar. 24 and closed at were i i I influence milreis suffered Brazil • I continuing to show improvement:, while the Brazilian peso March 2, and Shanghai advanced on 29% March 2 to 32% March 14, and was 32 March 31. The Japanese gold yen was somewhat lower, being quoted at the South American countries followed much course The tael from republic in Spain and by new outbreaks of rioting by university students. Except for this the formal announcement of the arrangement for the $60,000,000 credits which was made late on Thursday a March 26, might have (had a greater strengthening on the rate of the peseta. 25@25 3-16 March 31. was followed immediately was by demands for the establishment of 17 Cn cn Cn = X a o> o. 4k 4k X4k4k4k4k4k 4k 4. 4k 4k 4. 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k X. control, but not all. 00 00 Cn Cn 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cn cncncncncn 00 00 00 03 00 00 Cn CnCnCnCnCn 000000000000 Cn cncncncncn General business continues depressed in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo with large operators seemingly waiting Sir Otto £X Xi'XfXX X^XXJ" at^04 OBSOtfkj, a a 4k 4k a a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k a a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k bObOOOOO" 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cn cncncncncn ernment as a result relaxed Niemeyer's decision on some of its the reform of Brazilian finances and Cn Cn Cn cn < ,0 VXVXSX currency before commencing their activities. ment in the Argentine peso, 00\<B\ The improve¬ cable transfers for which sold new Government to support the K* go go 00 00 00 CO CO CO CO 00 AO» business outlook in Argentina. The Peruvian sol for was 28.45 March 31 notwithstanding a new revolutionary uprising and announcement by the Peruvian government on M " " oz. on March 16, against 12d on 31, however, lower at 13 3-16d. ?J"M o» a M W 01 W 3(0»k5«(0' sss W CH 01 Oi pi W WH (n sssgssssssg 4k4k4ktJ4k4k4k4k4k4kO V 4k 4k 4k CO CO COW CO WW XX" S"XX XX =s* 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 00 00 00 00 000000000000 M M l-> l-» M k- £ 00 00 00 00 M = M H H ■■■jm jn m m r*>£ M m m:< ssssss 4k 4k oo' HHHM H H M M UX 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k ** o. M 'M j, mv. ssssss 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k . g 4k 00= 00 ?§ to XXXX^ 0| 4k4k4k4k4k4k 4^4.4.4^4.4. 4k4.4k4.4k4k 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 (0(0(0(0(0(0 (0(0(0(0(0(0 s XXXXX-" a a 4k 4k a m a 4k 4k 4k 4k OONOONQOSOON 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k XX b^: SSSSSS 000300 Q| x\«.\ a a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k ^ M M n «»»««» tx a a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k M ^ s M ^ a 04 04 04 04 ^ M 111 ii? a a a a a a 4k 4k 4. 4k 4. 4k WWWWWW Ok British ' \M\M\M\M W\H\H S|-*SH W\ m t»\ ®\ SH\H QO\X\ OQ\M\ ^ MM M ^ ^ 4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4. ^,^4.4.4.4. 4.4» 4k 4k 4*. 4k 000000000000 Cn Cn cn Cn Cn Cn 000000000000 cn Oi cn Cn cn cn 000000000000 cn cncncncncn & 4k4.4k4.4k4k 0000 Cn cn quoted at 14% d per Feb. 9, witlh the close March cn cn cn cn cn Cn <U\M = \M \M VM X »» M \u XXX= Cy\H\M at «\u XXX= X NM A C® «SM \M X= = = XX 000000000000 \M M VM § £2 M at a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 00 00 00 00 O* yy 00 WWWKjWWWWWWK^ ^ 4k 4k 4k 4. " was The Ilong Kong dollar M o» 00 00 00 00 00 00 (0(0(0(0(0(0 the successful outcome of negotia¬ end of civil disobediance to -1-J to M Ok 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 XXXX 4k 4k tions between Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Irwin, Viceroy of India. Great importance was attached to the truce signed an nj M o» (0(0(0(0 XX East, the feature was the rise in silver, this having the effect of improving ex¬ change' rates on all the silver using countries. Another price of silver in London o, M IkJStsV 4k4k4k4k4k4k XXXX5"X eaaagn ^ 4k A«\A\ In exchange on the Far The M K* COCO the price of by them marking -4 »\W\k. \w\fc.\p. ls\N\0^o» ■A; charge on the foreign debt of the republic. rule. o, a a a a a a 4k 1^. 4k 4k 4k 4k ^ 00 00 00 00 00 00 ^"00 00 00 000000^ 00 00 00 00 00 00!^ 4k 4k 4k 4k March 27 that it would be unable to pay in full the interest was M Of 4k 4k " a a 4k 4k M « H NT XX M Oi gssssss 4k4k4k4k 00 0000 00 (0(0(0(0 X\!k\ oooooo„oooooooooooo_. °°NA A 4k 4k 00 00 (0(0 checks advanced from 27.17 March 2 to 28.50 March 28, and stimulating influence ® M-« MS & 01 s cn *^£ 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cn CnCnCnCnCn 4k4k4.4k4k4k touuSto commcoO a a a a gold to New York and London and growing confidence in the >0\p. \ cn 00N 00\ Qc\ ot **3*xxxxs a"* IV IV KV CV IV CV by sending peso oiw £ a a a a a a 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 4k 00 00 00 00 00 52 up to 34.90 March 11, and closed March 31 at 34%@34.80 against 33.15@33% March 2, was due to the active measures by the k. I^i^.|^.|^4k rn taken J- MM c 1 04 M a a VW X= X= X § on RATES OF EXCHANGE ON OTHER CITIES. Czecho¬ Mar. Bul¬ Bucharest Polish Hungary Serbia garia Finnish Argentina Brazil Kronen Lei Zloty Pengo Dinar Lev Markka Peso Milreis Checks 2 slovakia Dollar 1 Canada Checks Checks Checks Checks Cables Checks Checks 1.76 al.76** .72?* 2.51**a2.52 33.08a33*i6 8.25 8.20 1.76 01.76** .72 H 2.51 **02.52 8.22 O8.30 .72?* 8.20 8.22 o8.25 1.76 al.76** 33.13a33*i6 17.43 J* 1.76 al.76** 17.42** 1.76 al.76** .72?* .72?* .72?* 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 33*16 033.23 33?* O33.30 33.13a33'i6 33.20a33?* 8.25 1.76**al.76** Par 2.96 Par 2.96 164% premium 2.96 02.96** o2.96** 02.96** ,6«a,ii8% 2.96 02.96** .59** 11.20 Par 2.96 11.20 2.96 o2.96** 02.96** •59** Par . .59** 11.20 . ..... 4 ..... 5 ..... 6 7 8 ..... prem. .59** 11.20 .59** 11.20 .59** 11.20 17.43** 17.43** 17.43** 17.43 ' ..... 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 ..... ..... *64% premium 2.96 02.96** *64% premium 2.9011602.96** .59** •59** *44% premium 2.96** 02.96** *64% premium 2.96 J*02.96** Para164% prem. 2.96**a2.96** .59** .59** .59** .59** 20 21 2.96**a2.96** 11.20 ..... ..... ..... ..... O8.30 8.20 8.20 o8.25 8.25 8.22 O8.30 8.25 8.30 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 33.23a337i6 8.20 2.51**a2.52 2.51?*a2.52 1.76 .72 H 1.76**al.76** 11.20 17.43 1.76 .72?* 2.51 **a2.52 34.38a34.76 34.45a34.90 8.20 11.20 17.43 1.76 .72?* 2.51**a2.52 347i6 a34.78 34?* 034.85 8.20 11.20 17.43 .72?* 11.20 17.43 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 347ie a34.72 34?* 034.85 347i6 a34.73 34?* O34.80 11.20 17.43** 17.43** .72?* 2.51**a2.52 11.20 •59** .59** .59** .59** .59** .59** - .72% 2.51 **a2.52 11.20 17.43 .72% 11.20 al.76** al.76** al.76** 1.75**al.76** 1.75**al.76J* .72?* .72?* 17.43 1.75**al.76 1.75**al.76 1.75?* al.76 1.75**al.76 .72% 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 11.20 17.43 1.75?* al.76 .72% 2.51 **a2.52 .72% SUN DAY 2.51**a2.52 .72?* 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 2.51**a2.52 2.51 **a2.52 11.20 17.43 2.966iea2.967i6 .59** 11.20 17.43 disct. 2.96**a2.967i8 .59** 11.20 17.43 2.96**a2.967i# .59** 11.20 17.43 2.96**a2.967i8 2.96**o2.967i8 .59** 11.20 17.43 1.75**al .76 1.75?* al.76 1.75**al.76 1.75**al.76 .59** 11.20 17.43 1.75 Hal .76 .72% 2.96**a2.967i8 .59** 11.20 17.43 1.75**al.76 .72% 2.96J*a2.967i6 .59** .59** 11.20 17.43 1.75Hal.76 11.20 17.43 1.75**al.76 ' ..... *at% discount ,«a164% 25 *64% discount *64% discount *160*64% disct. *64% discount ..... 27 28 29 '• 34.00a34»H 33.30033?* 34.07O34?* 08.40 8.25 8.20 8.25 8.25 O8.30 O8.30 8.25 O8.30 8.20 8.25 O8.30 8.20 8.15 o8.25 347i6 034.73 34?* 034.80 34*16 034.75 34** a34.80 8.20 8.15 o8.25 8.20 8.16 34*16 034.72 34** O34.80 34»igo34.73 34?* 034.80 8.10 8.15 a8.16 8.05 8.09 O8.10 34»i6034.73 34?* 034.80 34»ua34.73 34?* O34.80 8.05 7.95 O8.10 8.05 7.90 08.10 34»i6o34.73 34?* O34.80 34»i6034.71 34?* 034.78 7.70 7.75 a7.90 7.35 7.30 34"i6034.71 34?* a34.78 34lli#a34.71 34?* 034.78 34.68a34»ie , 34?* 7.35 7.30 a7.40 7.40 7.30 a7.45 7.45 7.50 a7.65 - SUN DAY l64% discount 2.96**o2.96** disct. 2.96**a2.96** *»»o »64% disct. 2.96**02.96** 1ii% discount 2.96**a2.967i8 •640*128% disct. 2.96**a2.96Ti6 »m% discount 2.96**a2.967i8 'llO >64% 24 26 • Cables 33.20a33?* 33.13a33*i6 33.20a33?* 33*16 a33.23 33?* O33.30 11.20 22 23 33.15a33J* 17.42** 17.42** ..... 18 19 Par ..... ..... Checks SUN DAY 10 11 Cables SUN DAY ..... 3 Checks 1.76 • . *64% discount *44% discount 31 ■ / .72?* .72?* .72?* 34»i6034.73 34?* 034.80 SUN DAY ..... 30 2.96J*a2.967i8 a8.25 7.45 \ 2.51**a2.52 2.51?*a2.52 .72?* .72?* 34"i6034.73 34?* O34.80 34"i6a34.73 34?* 034.80 : a7.40 7.50 : 7.45 7.45 7.50 7.50 a 7.55 / Colom¬ Ecua¬ Por¬ Shang¬ Yoko¬ Uruguay Venezuela Chile Peru tugal HongKong hai hama Manila pore Peso Bolivar Bombay Peso Libra Escudo Dollar Tael Yen Peso Dollar Rupee Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks Checks 96.85 20.00 12.04al2Iu 27.17 20.00 71.12a71« 71.72a71% 70£fa71.72 70^a71.72 71Ma71.72 17.86 96.85 17.86 12.04al21ie 27.17 17.86 12.03al2^6 12.03al21i6 27.20 4.49 17.86 27.35 4.49 16.67 12.03al21i6 27.40 4.49 4.49 Bolivia bia Boliviano Dollar Sucre Checks Checks 2 35.84 3 35.84 4 35.84 96.85 20.00 5 35.84 96.85 20.00 6 35.84 96.62 20.00 7 dor 1 Singa¬ Checks Cuilder Checks SUN DAY 4.49 4.49 29** a 29** 49.36 049*16 49** o49** 56** 22** 023*16 29** a 297u 49.36 o49»i6 49** 0 49** 56** 49.36 o49»i6 49** 0 49** 56** 23 a237i6 29** a 30 49.36 o49»i6 49J* 0 49** 56** 23 o23»i6 29** a 30 22 **0 23*ie 23** 024*16 23** 024*16 30** a 30** 49.35 o49»i6 49#i6 49.34 c49»i6 49®i6 30** a a 35.84 96.62 20.00 71.87a72Ji 16.67 12.03al21ie 27.25 9 35.84 96.62 20.00 71.87073X 16.67 4.49 35.84 96.62 20.00 24** o24»i6 31** 0 31** 49.34 o49** 499i6 16.67 27.35 4.49 35.84 25*16 025 ** 11 96.62 20.00 16.67 12.04al2li« 27.35 4.49 12 35.84 96.62 20.00 16.67 4.49 35.97 96.62 20.00 27.50 4.49 14 35.97 96.62 20.00 75.15a75« 16.67 12.04al21i« 12.05al2h6 12.05al2hs 27.40 13 74.52a75H 75Ha75.97 76^077.67 75 H 077.67 12.03al21i6 12.03al21it 27.25 10 27.40 4.49 32** a 32** 49.33 049** 32 49.34 o49** 24** 025*16 32** a 32** 49.35 o49** 25** 025*16 32** a 32** 49.35 049** 8 a o567i8 o567i6 a567i6 o567ig 35.95 a36** 40.10O40** 35.95 o36** 40.10a40** 35.95 036** 40.07o40*g 35.95c36** 40.07O40?* 49** 56** o567u 36.00 036*16 40.07O40H 49** 56** o567i6 36.00 036** 40.07o40*i SUN DAY 16.67 15 32 a 49** 56** 0567i8 36.10 036** 40.07O40** 32** 49.34 049** 49®i8 25** a26*i6 24 J* 025*16 a 49** 56** a567ie 36.10 036** 40.07O40 ** 499i6 a 49** 56** a567ie 36.10 a36J* 40.07O40?* 499i6 fl 49** 566i6 o567ie 36.10 036** 40.07o40*g 499i6 a 49** 56»i6 a567ie 36.10 036 J* 40.07O40** 499i6 a 49** 56*16 o567i6 36.10 036** 40.07046** SUN DAY 16 35.97 96.62 20.00 35.97 96.62 20.00 75.15a75^ 74^074.87 16.67 17 18 35.97 96.62 20.00 72a74.87 16.67 19 35.97 96.62 20.00 72.72072H 16.87 20 35.97 90.62 20.00 16.67 21 30.10 96.62 20.00 73.37a73H 73.37073X 12.05al2»i« 12.06ol2»u 12a)4ol2»ie 12.04al2tu 12.04al2»i6 16.39 12.05al2lu 23 36.10 96.62 20.00 4.49 96.62 20.00 16.39 12.05Ol2ln 12.04ol2li« 12.04ol2lu 12.04al2li6 12.04<zl2»u 28.25 30.10 73.37073K 73.17a73H 10.39 24 28.30 4.49 28.30 4.49 28.30 4.49 28.35 4.49 4.49 16.67 22 27.40 4.49 27.50 4.49 27.70 4.49 27.70 4.49 27.50 4.49 28.50 4.49 026*16 33** 25** a25»i6 32** a 33** 33 J* 25** o25*»i6 25J* a25»i6 32** a 32** 25Tie o259* 32** a 32** 25** a257i6 32** o 32** 26 49.35 049** 499i6 a 49** 56*16 a567i6 49.35 o49** 499i6 a 49** 56*16 a567ie 49.35 o49** 49®i6 a 49** 56*16 0567i6 49.35 a49** 49*16 a 49** 56*18 0567i6 49.34 o49J* 499ie a 49** 56*16 0567i6 49.34 o49** 49*16 o 49** 56*16 o567i6 .10 o36** 40.07O40** .10O36** .10 c36** .15 036** .15 036** .20 036** 40.07O40** 40.07c40** 40.07O40** 40.07O40** 40.07O40** SUN DAY 25 36.10 96.62 20.00 72&a73.17 16.39 20 30.10 96.62 20.00 71.67a72 H 16.39 27 30.10 96.26 20.00 16.39 25** 25** a25»i6 30.10 96.62 20.00 10.39 12.04ol2li« 28.50 30 80.10 96.62 30.00 71.67072H 16.39 28.75 4.49 80.10 90.02 25 H 31 20.00 7l.62a71*$ 16.39 12.04ol2,i« 12.04al2ht 28.45 4.49 25 29 32 J* a 32** 49.34 049** 49*16 49.34 049** 32** 25** o25**i6 32** a 32** 49.34 o49** 25** o25ri6 32** a 32** 49.34 049** 25** 025Ti6 32** 0 32?* 49.34 049** 49.34 o49 j* 32?* 25** o25Tii 71.67072H 71.67072H 28 Java ' 49** 49*i6a49** 49*16 0 49** 49*18 o49** 49*16 0 49** 49*16 0 49** 0 56«t6 fl567i6 36.20 036** 40.07O40** 56*16 0567i6 36.20 036** 40.07O40** 56*18 0567i6 38.20 086** 40.07o40** 56*16 o567i6 36.20 036** 40.07O40** 56*16 o567ie 36.20 o36** 40.07o409* 56*16 0567i6 36.20 036** 40.07O40** SUN DAY o257i6 32** 0 32** 49.33 o49** 49»iea49** 56*16 a567i6 36.20 o36** 40.07O40** 32 49.33 049** 49*16 0 49** 56*16 a567i6 36.20 o36** 40.07O40H 025*16 York Stock ew MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD RANGE OF 1931. Bond Sales. March The tables on embrace every They need security dealt in on Jan. 1 to March 31. - a We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the the Exchange. A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s, for Sales in Value. page of bonds and last N. Y. page reasons, are which also quoted "flat," This method of quoting bonds of stocks. PRICES Price BONDS March. special , last see month when the bonds mature. quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue. became effective Jan. 2 1909. footnotes to tables The tables official list. The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on price to which accrued interest must be added. but where this is the case the For Stock Exchange during adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond In accordance with the rule at 85,658,034 172,343,252 extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. no The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the are 1930. 96,552,040 226,694,430 1931. Shares 18 to 40 furnish a bomplete record of the transactions on the New York pages since January 1. interest is in default. 1931. Stock Sales. March $344,369,800 748,402,800 688,356,650 March and range DURING MARCH 1930. .$242,665,000 Jan. 1 to March PRICES BOND S'C 1931. I U S GOVERNMENT RANGE MARCH. IN JAN. SINCE 1. Jan. 2 STOCK EXCHANGE. Bid. Ask March 2. Ask. Ask. Bid. Bid. Lowest. March 31. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Highest. Lowest. Highest. First Liberty Loan— 532,000 1,000 First 3 J J D 1932-1947 - Registered J IOI1232 Mar. 101 D 10227siSale 1022032 Sale 1022332 Sale ®32 2 101«33 Mar. 6 Mar. 4 IOH632 Mar. 9 1022032 Mar. IO21832 Mar. D 1932-1947 J ... First Second 4% a 1012 *32 Sale 100I(13iFeb. 2 102»3» Jan. 24 101 "32 Mar. 4 101*«i»Jan. 5 29 103**»Jan. 3 103*»i Jan. 27 D Registered..... First 4Ms 101**32 Sale D J 101«e3»Sale D 1932-1947 J Registered..... First 4s 744,000 53,000 D Vi®~-—J—.--.-^-1933-1947 102 2 1022»32 Mar. 7 4 102*833 Mar. 4 102«3j Jan. 102*31 Feb. 102 Sale Jan. Fourth Liberty Loau— 1,716,000 21,000 1,282~666 i 103 1532 O 10315siSalo 1944-1954 Mar. 2 IO32932 Mar.13 IO31632 Mar. 2 1032532 Mar. 6 1 112 632 sale IIO2032 Mar. 2 112**32 Alar.18 1126jj Sale 1102<>32 Sale 1*08 «3-» Sale" f662*032 "Sale l672T3;"saTe" 1602032 Treasury 3%s Registered 492~66O Treasury 3%s ..1943-1947 Registered. Treasury $H June 15 1940-43 Registered................... ...1946-1956 M S M Panama Canal 3s 1961 2 29 104*31 Jan. 29 1033*sjJan. 26 D J 2 lOS^Alar .13 D J !092«3iFeb. 1052»31Feb. 1082*3tJan. 1042032 Mar. 2 106 *32 Mar. 18 106*31 Sale 1042«32 Sale 1052132 Sale i021_332Sale* 101""" "Sale fofzVjj'saTe" 166203; Mar" 102 ®3i Sale 166 28*32 "SaTe IOI1532 Sale 1002133 Mar. ibi'rt Sale" 10 i *3i "Mar .*31 D J 102*«siJan. 2 1138aj Jan. 22 27 11220iiJan. 2 1092si Jan. 27 104*32 Feb. 26 20 12 12 1082*iiJan. 3 107*33 Jan. 20 S J D 1941 1942 M Treasury 3%s 1022<3,Jan. 112»3jJan. Mar. D 943~66O "1*175 Sale O D Registered 831*566 103iss2 103i 632 Sale A Treasury 4s 1032632 Sale J 1947-1952 A O Treasury 4 Vis Registered 1,194^666 103193iSale J 1933-1938 Registered. Conversion 3s coupon A O A Fourth 4Vis... 3 Jan. 2 102 Alar." 7 1002®32Alar. 3 1012632 Alar.17 1002*.i2Alar. 2 102832 10 3 23t Jan. S id^ejjMar. 18 2 103*33 Jan. 19 1032« Jan. 3 102303iJan. 23 19 24 101*32 Mar. 31 1012*3:Mar. 18 QM STATE AND CITY SECURITIES New York City—3%s Last sale May 1954 M N 1955 MN 4s Registered 85% Aug.'29 99% Jan. 13 1956 M N 1957 M N 4% Corporate stock 4Vi% Corporate stock 99% Jan. 99 102 102 106% Feb. 9 107% Jan. 107% Jan. 26 107% Jan. Nov 1957 M N Corporate stock 4% Corporate stock 4% Corporate stock... 4Vis corporate stock 4 34 s 1958 M N 1959 M N 1931 A O 1969 M S 1964 M S 4Vis 101 99 1971 J D 1963IM S 1965 J D J 1967 27 26 19 100% Jan. 24 101 1972 A O 4%» Corporate Stock 4%« Corporate stock 4 %s Corporate stock 4 Vis Corporate stock 4Via 1961 J N Y State Canal 4s — 100 99 100% I;~~- 100% Mar. 28 100% Alar. 28 100% Jan. 106% Janrii 155% "Alar ."28 Last sale 110% 110% ~99%~0~ct"'29 110% J 112 ...1963 M S 434s 13 102 May 1957 M N 4 %a 2,000 92 Nov. 1954 MN registered 3%% Corporate stock 4s Jan. Jan. 8 112 8 FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S w 61,000 Agric Mtge Bank a f 6s 1947 F A 89,000 Sinking fund 6s A Apr 15 1948 A O 154,000 Akershus (Dept) est! 5s 1963 M N J 51,000 Autloquia (Dept of) Col 7s A....1945 J External • f 7s ser B 149,000 1945 External s f 7s ser C 39,000 1945 External s 17a ser D 55,000 1945 Ext sec a f 7s 1957 94,000 2d series trustr ecte 72,000 1957 Extl sec s f 7s 3d series 1957 67,000 116,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s. 1958 128,000 241,000 131,000 432,000 234,000 120,000 207,000 282,000 128,000 137,000 39,000 867,000 593,000 681,000 173,000 409,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s_1960 A O Argentine Nation (Govt) Exrl a I g 6s of Oct Extl s s ser s A B t 6s (Sanitary Works) Public Works est a a f 5 Vis Argentine (Rep) 5o of 1909 External g 4%s of 1928 Austrian Govt 8 f 7o s 1 7s 53,000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 Vis 178,000 Belgium 25 year cOaali sale. 1958 J D .I960 M S 1961 F A M N 1962 F A 1945 M S July 15 1955 J External loan 5s of 1927 International 1957 MS f g 6s__May 1961 Australia 5a of 1925 D _1960 M N f 6s (State Ry) Py£>hc Works* est 1959 J 1959 A O ser f 6s of May 1926 External Extl f 6s 1925 Sinking fund gold 6s External 1st s f 6s a external 634a J 1957 M S M ft Sale 50 Sale 64 65 Sale 96 Sale Sale 56 52% Sale 53% Sale 56 53 40% Sale 44 44 Sale 43% 97% 90% 90% 90% 90% 90% 90% 90% 91% 90% 83% Sale Sale 91% Sale Sale Sale Sale 91% Sale Sale Sale 86 84 Sale 71 Sale 70% Sale 64 Sale 66% 52 Sale 90 Sale 97 81 82 84 S JAI 107% Sale Mar. 5 75 Alai\ 18 51 Jan. 2 75 Mar. 18 65 Mar. 5 50 Jan. 2 2 Alar. 11 94% Jan. 2 W* 97 Mar. 11 Mar. IVA 97 Alar. 11 96 57% Mar. 3 69 Mar. 11 56 69 Mar. 11 56% Mar. 3 c69% 4 68 Mar. 20 51% Jan. 53% Jan. 3 c69% Mar. 20 Alar.12 68 2 61 61 105% IVs 61 62 55 Sale 93 Sale Sale 62% 61% Sale 99% 95% Sale 64 96 Sale 96 Sale 95% Sale Sale 96% Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 95% 95% Sale 95% Sale 95% Sale Sale 95% Sale 90% Sale 87% Sale Sale Sale 68 Sale Sale 68 Sale Sale 63 Sale Sale Sale .. iff 61 53 53% 52% 100% 92% 92% .92% 93% 92% 92% 92% 92% 92% 86% 85% 66% 66% 61% 104 67 Sale Sale 56 J 70 69 57% 57% 52% A D 69 96% Sale 65 56 F 1943 J 1957 J 1945 1949 65 51 94* 85% 109% Sale 106% Sale 95% Sale 87 110% . Sale Sale Mar. Mar. 12 Feb. 24 Mar. 11 Alar. 11 Mar. 2 68 Mar. 11 52 Jan. 6 68 Mar. 3 66% Mar. 9 44 Jan. 5 66% Mar. 53% Mar. 4 67 Alar. 9 44 Jan. 2 67 Mar. 55 4 65 Mar. 10 43^ Jan. 53 Mar. 99% Mar. 31 100% Mar. 2 98% Alar. 92% Mar. 92% Mar. 2 98% Mar. 92% Mar. 2 98% Mar. 2 98% Mar. 92% Mar. 92% Alar. 2 98% Alar. Alar. 92% Mar. 2 92% Mar. 2 98% Mar. 2 98% Mar. 92% Alar. Mar. 2 92% Mar. Mar. 2 92 86% Mar. 85% Mar. 2 87% Mar. Mar. 26 62 74% Mar. 62 Mar. 27 74% Mar. 57% Alar.. 26 68% Mar. Mar. 2 cl08 105% Alar, 95 Mar. .30 97% Mar. 87% Mar. 85% Mar, 110% Mar. 109% Alar. . 2 18 18 65 13 101 2 96% Feb. 89% Jan. 20 15 92 Alar. 20 Jan. Feb. 26 20 87% Mar. 20 Feb. 20 76 75 * 52% Feb. 103% Jan. 19 69% Jan. " Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 20 83 Jan. 20 18 83 56 18 '55 19 18 18 18 27 9 11 10 9 30 20 18 89% 89% 89% 89% 89% 89% 89% 2 18 Jan. Mar. 18 15 18 9 Alar. 10 98% 98% 98% 98% 98% 98% 98% 98% 98% Jan. 18 * 90 16 16 19 21 16 •2 cl08 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Alar. 19 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Alar. 18 .Tan. Jan. 5 Alar. 27 90 Jan. 2 97 % Mar. 78 Jan. 9 87% Feb. 107% Jan. 5 3 9 18 2 110% Alar. 10 19 a. y, stock exchange-bonds Sales in BONDS March... Value. K. Y. STOCK KXCUANQK. Foreign 257,000 183,000 310,000 16,000 40,000 60,000 87,000 163,000 39,000 150,000 Government s External a Ask. Bid. Sale 103% Sale 111% 107% 10034 94% Sale 114 Sale 110% Sale 100 100% 101 96 96% 1956 MN f 6s..1949 A O Oct 15 1949 A O 8 f 5s Sale 95% Mar. 25 ...1950 A O 70% Sale 82% Sale 86% Sale Mar. 91 Mar. 20 d 66 Sale 73% Sale 79% Sale Mar. s84 Mar. 21 92 Sale 83% 88 Sale Mar. Mar. 25 76 38 Sale 38 Sale Mar. Jan. Sale 26 Sale Mar. 31 25 Jan. s 30 Sale Sale 26 Sale 43% Mar. 17 35% Mar. 16 Mar. 27 33% Mar. 18 Mar. 10 105% Mar. 25 33 Sale 1934 MN 103% 28% 25% 104% 88% Sale Sale Sale Sale 184,000 4,000 255,000 121,000 102,000 56,000 329,000 35,000 8,000 41,000 464,000 Cent Ry 30-year g 7s Sink fd 7Jis (coffee sec;., 1952 J d 50 Sale flat 1952 A f 5s 90 66 Sale M 1958 F Sinking fund gold 5s 20-year s f 6s "71% 1950 External s f g 6a series C-3 77 85 External s f 6s series C-2 85 1961 F A J 1967 J 1968 MN Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 746s.. 1946 J Canada (Dom) Gold 4s ___1960 a .........1931 A J .....1936 F 44*8 O A Carlsbad (City) a t 8a J 1954 J Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 7%sl946 A O Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7s ..1950 M S 1960 J J 1960 A 1 6s f 6a Farm loan 6s scries O Sale 63% 66% 72 60 Mar. 30 92 Mar. 7 71 Jan. Mar. 31 Mar. 6 70% Mar. 70 Mar. 6 §5% 50 Jan. Mar. 30 Jan. Mar. 31 73 Mar. 17 50 Jan. 70 75 9 105 Mar. 24 99% Jan. Sale Sale Sale Sale m 67 Feb. 17 64 Jan. 2 Mar. 3 Mar. 27 94% Mar. 20 88% Mar. 27 80 88 88 81 62 Jan. 2 62 Jan. 2 Sale Mar. 2 65% Jan. 69 Jan. 16 62 63% 72 108 Sale 100% Sale 102 Sale 105% Mar. 101% Mar. 106 Sale 102% Sale 108 109% 107% 108% 108 Sale 66 66 71% Sale Sale 89 90 •90% Sale 79 79% Sale 7934 Sale Sale 79 79 79% Sale Sale 85 Sale 88 88 95 Sale 9934 Sale 95% Sale 80 Sale 81 85 Mar. 3 109% Mar. 23 2 77% Mar. 16 93% Mar. 4 Alar. 27 83 Mar. Alar. 2 83 Mar. 6 Mar 2 89% Afar. 99% Mar. 2 74 Sale Sale 813* Sale 74 Sale 80 Sale 82 Sale 1961 M S 74 Sale 80 Sale 82 Sale Sale 80 Sale 82 Sale Sale 80 Sale 82% Sale 80 S 1963 M N i ■••• 73 d 86 Sale Guaranteed O 79 66 f gold 6s 1961 A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s..1962 M N Chilian Munic Loan 7s 1960 M S Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s 1951 J d Christians (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6*1954 M S Cologne (Germany) s f 64*8 .....1950 M S 1961 J f 6s f g 6s int rets ...1961 Colombia Mtge Bank 6 4v« Sinking fund 7s of 1926 A j O 1947 A O 1946 MN Sinking fund 7s of 1927... 1947 Copenhagen external 5s ....1952 Gold 4 3*8 Int ctfs 1953 100 M n J 8 A 444s extl loan Series C 1949 f 30-year s f 54*8 1953 J Public Works 54*8 June 30 1945 J Cundinamarca (Dept Colombia) 76 Sale 101 74 Sale 57% 56% Sale Sale 55 56 62 Sale Sale 51 J d 1959 M N 1951 A O 1952 A O 115,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942 External g 54*8 119,000 1955 Gold 44*8 544,000 1962 J 329,000 Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 6s 1932 161,000 Dominican Republics f 544s 1942 1st sec 544s of 1926. 77,000 1940 2d scries sinking fund 71,000 54jS 1940 23,000 Dresden (City) extl s f 7s 1945 41,000 Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6s 1947 40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962 70,000 30-yr external gold 5%s_.Mar 1953 10,000 30-yr external gold 53*s..Nov 1953 19,000 78,000 F.l Salvador (Rep) 1st 8 f 8s 1948 70,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a .......1967 M j S m s A O 87 M N 79 75.. 101% Sale j m e 102 Sale m s Sale Sale MN 101 101 J J 102% J J 49 S 86% Sale 1950 m M ...1958 F 30,000 1954 A External 644s Ser B 1954 A 28,000 1953 m 151,000 Frankfort (City of) a f 64*s 698,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 74*s_.1941 j External a f 7s of 1924 1949 J 367,000 Sale 59 8 94 Sale S 88 Sale a 76% O 88 91 Sale 69 O n 79 2 86 Mar. 18 5 86 Mar. 18 87 Alar. 18 72 Jan. 2 Mar. 18 86 Mar. 18 74% Jan. 5 86 88 Mar. 17 71 Jan. 2 87 86 86 Mar. 14 74 Jan. 2 88 Mar. 14 Mar. 23 90 Mar. 23 78 Jan. 5 85 Mar. 19 69 Jan. 5 90 85 78 Mar. 85 Mar. 20 72 Jan. 3 85 Mar. 86% Mar. 19 72 Jan. 5 86% Mar. 19 25% Mar. 19 Sale 101 Mar. Sale 82 Alar. 89% 100 7234 Jan. Mar. 10 56% Jan. 2 78 Alar. 10 Alar. 10 56 Jan. 2 5 73 Sale 66% Alar. 83 Mar. 13 55 Jan. 3 78 73 83 Alar. 10 52% Jan. 67 7634 Alar. 20 56 Jan. 2 Mar. 17 96% Jan. 9334 Jan. 57% Jan. Sale Sale 67 82 84 77 Sale 94% Sale 70% 101 95% 73% 87% 86% 77% 74% Sale 9836 Alar. 10 5 75 Mar. 10 89 Alar. 27 64 Jan. 6 89 Alar. 27 Sale 86 Mar. 88 Mar. 18 73% Jan. 2 88 Sale 75% Mar. 78% Mar. 18 73 93 Mar. 95 Mar. 2 93 5 Jan. Mar. 28 96 Alar. 97 Alar. 9 96 Mar. 89 80 Alar. 85% Mar. 95% 94 Alar. 81 Sale 68% Sale 109% Sale 109% Sale 93% 89 94 Mar, 27 99 Jan. 5 72 Jan. 2 81 Jan. 7 6 96 6 3 90% Mar. 30 90% Alar. 31 96 102 Mar. 12 102 Mar. 100% Jan. 100% Jan. O 651,000 Grt Brit & Ire.. 20-year 544s 1937 Registered 2,000 4% fund £ op 1960 ($5=£1) 9,000 1990 5% War Loan fop 1929 (J5=£l)1947 11,000 . 19,000 85,000 218,000 55,000 176,000 Greater Prague (City) 744s Greek Govt s t sec 7s F A F 1964 MN Sinking fund secured 6s......1968 F Halt! (Rep. of) Cust s f 6s 1952 A I960 m n Irish Free State external 5s Italy (Kingdom) sec s external s f 7a.1951 J D 91% e99% 100% c87% e99 Sale 104 Sale Sale 99 Sale 82% 94% Sale 105% 101% 88% 6 14 Jan. 19 72 Alar. 18 Alar. 97 Alar. 11 84 Feb. 2 97 Afar. 11 Mar. 20 933* Jan. 5 99 Alar. 20 Mar. 20 88 Jan. 2 96 Alar. 20 88% Mar. 20 78 Jan. 5 Mar. 23 87 Jan. 27 89% Jan. 23 88 % Mar. 20 Mar. 23 94 93 V* Mar. 20 93% IVIar. 20 87 79% Mar. Mar. 17 69 124 Alar. 126% Mar. 2 124 117 Alar. 121 Mar. 2 117 Alar. 11 7836 Alar. 30 84 102% Mar. 30 105% Mar. 6 100 Mar. 26 100% Mar. 3 105 % Mar .J 7 106% Mar. 2 Sale 89 e89% 100% e99 104 104% 98% "99% Sale 86% 8834 Sale e8834 ~94~" Alar. 80% 82% 72 81% 82% 98 101% 93 Sale 95 91 89% 94,% 100 89% Sale 92% 91% 85% Sale 96 9034 94% 92 Sale 81% 84 90 Sale Sale 86 88 Sale 84 86% 100 Sale Sale J Sale a 103 Sale 92. 95% 89% §£** 88 95 Sale Sale . 90% 102% 102% 9.9% 99% Sale 9334 Sale 101% Sale Sale 103 Sale Sale 100 Sale Sale 98% 96 Sale 98 94% Sale 105 Sale 95% Sale 89% 100% 105% 102% 88% Mar. c99 85 92% 1965 m N Sale Sale 86 84 78 1952 J 1954 f 89 106% 96 8 Extl sinking fund 5 4*8 Sale 100 Sale s Italian Public Utility s 1 g 7s Japanese Govfext s f 6 44s— 99 95 A 1937 m ser 10234 Sale f 7s series B.....1947 M Italian Cred Consortium 7s External 105% Sale e91 j"b Hamburg (State) 6s 1946 19,000 Heidelberg (City) extl s 1 73*8 1950 -.1960 48,000 Helslngfors (City) ext 64*8 1945 65,000 Hungarian Mun Loan 74*8 External s f 7s Sept 11941 127,000 1961 M N 26,000 Hungarian Land Mtge 744s A S 1 74*s series B 1961 M N 21,000 1944 F a 57,000 Hungary (King of) s f 74<s 105,000 1,251,000 113,000 110,000 433,000 333,000 .045,000 Sale 96% Sale 17 23 2 Alar. 17 87 Alar. 10 127 Feb. 18 Alar. 12 121 % Feb. 14 Jan. 6934 Jan. 99 3* Feb. 2 96% Jan. 2 2 84 Alar. 11 105% Alar. 1013* Feb. 6 9 a 1952 M N ... 101 Jan. Jan. Alar. Sale 7 102 52 90 80 Alar. 26 99 92% 78% Sale 103% Sale 99% 101 106% Sale 96 1023* Feb. 102% Feb. Mar. 18 94 Sale 2 2 72 Alar. 121 20 Jan. 101 105% Mar. 25 90 Sale 9 79% Jan. 101% Jan. 102% Jan. 24 23 1053* Mar. 25 99 120 Alar. 26 102% Alar. 3 102% Mar. 18 96 d Mar. 10 21v Jan. Jan. 95% Mar. 9034 Mar. 8234 Mar. 84 6 Jan. 9734 Feb. 16 2 100% Mar. 10 Jan. 85 Sale 10734 Feb. 2 102 2 Jan. Sale 80 2 85 84 Sale 12534 Sale 11834 Sale 104% Jan. 100% Jan. 93% Jan. 96 84 91% 2 88 98 Sale 2 Alar. Alar. 10 93 Sale Mar. 46 % Jan. 6 693* Alar. 11 109}* Mar. 10 111 Feb. 6 109% Jan. 5 110% Feb. 2 Mar. 10 96 Sale 126% Mar. 17 87% Feb. 25 90% Mar. 30 90% Mar. 31 Sale 90% 93% 6 80 Sale Sale 14 Feb. 6 106% 101% 96% 100% Sale 92 Jan. Alar. 19 58 Mar. 2 69% Mar. 11 109% Mar. 10 110% Mar. 16 109% Mar. 2 110% Alar. 19 Sale 88% 11 98 77% Mar. 20 73% Alar. Sale 101% 96% Mar. 18 7934 Feb. 6 100 Mar. 18 98 10534 Mar. 105% Sale 100% Mar. 101% Sale 95% Mar. 96% Sale 99 Alar. 99 Sale 99% Sale 91% Sale 97% 91% Alar. 94 87 Mar. 89% 87% Sale Sale 87 Alar. 87 90% Sale 91 95 9334 Alar. 92 90% 102 Sale ' 10134 Alar. Sale 102 Sale 102 10134 Alar. 101% Sale 101% 102 101% 103% 101% Mar. 1101% Mar. 101% 102% 101% 102 Sale 110134 Alar. Sale 105 102 70 I 6434 Mar. 65% 64% 68% 106 . 75 87% Sale 96% Mar. 10 Alar.13 8 101 Mar. 17 3 96% Mar. 10 Mar. 85% Sale 101 Alar. 97 Sale 99% Alar. 95% Alar. Alar. 13 7634 Mar. 20 67 88% 91 110 Mar. 85 Sale 94% Sale 97 97% "79% 1954 MN 5 23 103 Feb. 11 6 8934 Mar. 14 Alar. 13 Sale 1949 A 7s 9.000 Graz (Municipality) 8s Jan. 73 Sale 69% Sale Mar. 20 28 78 125% d Mar. 19 78 d 1965 J Jan. Mar. 14 German Gov't International— 35-year 54*s of 1930 4,321,000 939,000 German Republic extl Mar. 17 85% Mar. 77% Mar. Mar. 86% Sale Mar. 18 Mar. 85 88% 95% 90% 82% 90% Mar. 18 Alar. 109% Sale Jan. 71% Jan. 25 63 74% 84 Jan. 73 Feb. 66 Sale 87 7 66 75% Sale 6 2 Mar. Sale Sale 89 Mar. 89% Mar. Sale 72 Sale Sale Sale Sale 83 83 Sale 73 90 104% 100% 93% 96% 2 2 73 66 58 2 68 67 Sale 100% 95% Jan. 68% Jan. 78% Jan. 88% Jan. 773* Mar. 16 93% Mar. 4 Sale 63% 66% Sale 69 16 Sale Sale Sale J 1945 M «! 5 Jan. 72 Mar. 31 86% Jan. W* Mar. 18 103 103 23 60 Mar. 18 Mar. 13 Sale 8 20 Alar. 18 26 Sale 30 26 86 25% Mar. 82 Mar. 20 76 94% Mar. Mar. 10 1003* Jan. 2 10834 Mar. 103% Jan. 2 103 Alar. 100% Jan. Feb. 7 109% Mar. 103 86 82% 101 5 59% Jan. 94% Mar. 26 100 86 25% 83 2 Mar. 20 83% Mar. 18 84% Mar. 20 75% Mar. 31 85 Mar. 16 6 100 2 86 8334 Sale 97 Sale Sale 3 82 Sale 47% 109% 109% 81 Mar. 7 81 97% O A 69 73% Sale 68% 73 97 98% 98 99% A -1956 77 97% Sale 93% 40 57% 1949 f External sinking fund 644®- Sale D 1944 M 120,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s External sinking fund 7a 86,000 76 J 7s..1951 MN . Sale 56 1942 J (Rep of) 5s of 1904 5s ext debt Ser A of 1914 70 A s f 7s 1957 f A ...Nov 15 1937 MN Sale 88% 83% Sale F Cordoba (City) external Cuba 66% 70 26% Sale Sale Alar. 20 Mar. 30 J 74 Mar. 20 103 A Sinking fund gold 644s guar.. 1961 J Extl sinking fund 54-*8 Finnish mun loan 644s A Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. 16 94% Mar. 30 100% Mar. 24 10834 Mar. 26 94% Mar. 104 85 76 6334 Mar. 1961 J 1962 M Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7s Costa Rica (Republic) extl Sale Sale Sale 88 Mar. 20 Sale 68% Sale 25 88 83% Mar. 18 84% Mar. 20 75% Mar. 31 100 68 Feb. 6 2 2 Mar. 27 6 94% Mar. 20 88% Mar. 27 Mar. 82 3 9 Jan. 12 Mar. ft* Jan. Mar. 30 Sale Sale 99% Alar. 20 72% Jan. 3 69 83 78 Jan. 79% Sale Sale 71 6 6 26 Mar. 24 Jan. 84% Jan. 79 83 17a Mar. 6 Sale Sale s 82** 92 Sale Sale 20 Mar. 13 94% Sale Sale Feb. Mar. 100 79 21 80 Sale 62% Mar. 20 Feb. 78 100% 105% Sale 67 Jan. 53 53 23 Mar. 105 90 2 84% External 2 6 Mar. 27 74% Sale. s Mar. Mar. Mar. d it Sale g§3* 79% 76% Sale 93% Sale 1 64*a ..1957 J Ext 99% Mar. 20 Mar. 23 1961 F External sinking fund g 6s External sink fund gold 6s Ry ref extl s f g 6s Extl 8 f 6* Int ctfs a Mar. 10 Sale 94% Mar. 27 7934 Mar. 3 79% Alar. 79% Alar. 79% Mar. 79% Mar. 79% Alar. ..1942 MN 1960 A O 1 & 7a s Sale 99% 63% Jan. 92 Sale * Sale 100% 14 38% Jan. 16 3 105% Mar. 25 Sale Sale Sale 30 27 Sale 79 1938 w "63% Jan. Jan. 64% O 1952 M N 30-year gold 5s Chile Mtge Bank ofgu 90 1960 Buenos Aires (Prov) ref. ext'laf6s 1961 M S Extl sinking fund 6s External sinking fund 6s 100 55 38 81 74% 75% Sale 89 90% 84% 100 69 83% Sale Mar. 25 92 6 Sale Mar. 6 Alar. 20 Mar. 21 Sale 88* ft* 62 Sale 64 1960 External s f 64*8 234,000 103,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) exit 8s Sink fd 8s ser B 54,000 119,000 80,000 A Budapest (City) exits f 6s 1962.. 1955 Buenos Aires (City) extl 646s 1955 884,000 Colombia (Rep) external 82,000 90,000 36,000 247,000 146,000 67,000 16,000 30,000 99,000 37,000 9,000 16,000 18,000 177,000 88 6 1957 105% Feb. 91 63% Sale 66% Sale Sale 67% Sale 101% 103% 102% 104 66 99% 102% 1935 M S 7a trust recta External s f 6%s 177,000 57,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a i g 7s Stab loan 7%s int ret 94,000 642,000 O Sale 2234 Feb. 103% Jan. 97 s84 Jan. Sale 55 exts Jan. 77 56% Chile Republic 2 66 44 72 a Jan. 30 O 5s 13 70 Jan. J O s Jan. Jan. Jan. 1969 ml bs \. Sale Prices. 7 104% Mar. 27 10 114% Mar. 16 2 111 Feb. 20 19 101% Feb. 20 3 9834 Mar. 18 Jan. Jan. 1958 J 1945 A O JAN. Highest. Sale Prices. 101% 110% 107% 100% 9534 943 Sale d a 9834 Mar. 18 97 1941 J Farm loan Mar. 97% Mar. 1957 A 1957 A Farm Loan 103 Sale f g 6%« of 1926 f 646s of 1927 67,000 252,000 72,000 218,000 205,000 13,000 22,000 340,000 484,000 862,000 743,000 149,000 596,000 197,000 110,000 229,000 80,000 352,000 185,000 24,000 197,000 133,000 114,000 4,000 32,000 235,000 Sale Prices. 6 104% Mar. 27 Mar. 11 iH * Mar. 16 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 Mar. 100% Mar. 10 & 97 Ext ext g Mar. Sale 762,000 640,000 Bris^pne (City) Sale Prices. 96 Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8s .....1947 M N Bremen Ask. 104% Sale 114% Sale 110% Sale Sale Bogota (City) ext g 8a s Sale 95 1958 J SINCE Lowest. Highest. ...1960 m s f 5s 148,000 External sec gold 7s Extl sink fund 7s 156,000 143,000 Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 273,000 Brazil (U S of; external 8s 8 Ask. Bid. 102 % Berlin (Germany) 8 1 6%a External sinking fund 68 Extl Bid. J Stabilization loan 7a RANGE MARCH. Lowest. March 31 d Bergen (Norway) 25-year External March 2. 1931. (Continued) s f 6s__1955 J t 7a s IN Jan. 2 1955 J Belgium (Concl) External External PRICES Price ii 99% Sale 9536 Sale 106 Sale 96% Sale Mar. Mar. Alar. Mar. 9 105 Jan. Mar. 20 e85% Feb. e9S% Feb. Alar. 2 104 Mar. 5 Alar. 2 2 107 20 92% Jan. 27 25 100% Jan. 27 2 106 Feb. 6 983* Alar. 27 102% Mar. 4 2 83 Jan. 88% Feb. 26 97 Mar. 20 93% Jan. 29 84%. Alar. 92% Mar. 92 Mar. 21 79 24 Mar. 30 Alar. 13 4 92% Alar. 5 8034 Jan. 8134 Jan, 16 Mar. 17 72 Jan. 2 Mar. 18 82% Jan. 21 Alar. 4 82 Alar. 2 84 Mar. 98% 9134 94% 87% 93 Mar. 95 92 Mar. 28; 88 Mar. 8934 Mar. 100% Mar. 102% Alar. 99 Mar. 97 Mar. 9334 101% 1033* 100% 99% 98 94% Alar. 923* Mar. 12 95% 105 Mar. 2110634 2 95 Mar. 9634 Alar. 21 Alar. 11 Mar. 6 Alar. 3 Mar. 31 Mar. 6 Mar. 17 Alar. 19 20 Jan. Mar. 95 Feb. 993* 101% 92% 93% Jan. Jan. Alar. 20 Alar. 21 Mar. 30 95 Alar. 18 Mar. 21 Mar. 13 Mar. 17 8 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 97 92 983* 9134 94% 87% 93% Alar. 5 102 Feb. 4 6 85 Jan. 2 2 104 Jan. 30 2 100 34 Mar. 6 7 99% Alar. 3 5 Mar. 31 98 78 Jan. 2 102% Jan. 91% Jati. 2 2 95% Mar. 10634 Alar. 17 96% Mar. 19 Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)— Second s f g 7s 100,000 37,000 Leipzig (City) external 1957 a c A a f g 7s.. 1947 F D 11,000 Low Austria (Prov)sec a f g 744a.1950 J 115,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s 1934 MN • 63,000 Marseilles (City) 15-year 6a....,1934 M N 1954 J D 133,000 Medellin (Colombia) 64*8 25,000 Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 444" 1943 c Cash sale. e On the basis of $5 to the £ sterling. 76% Sale 75 99 103% 103% 40 37% 5 78 Sale Sale Sale Sale 45 Option sale. 813* Mar. 82% Sale 90 Alar. 91 9434 98 lar. 99 92% 99% 104% Mar. 105% Sale Sale 1043* Mar. 105% Sale 10434 105 47% Mar. 48 Sale 67% Sale 7 734 Mar. 8% ,834 78% 81% 85 89 99% 104% 14 5 31 83% Mar. 95 10 106 9 Mar. 11 99% Mar. 4 Mar. 27 10 10534 Mar. 30 Mar. 19 75 8 Alar. 18 76% Jan. 77% Jan. 2 6 98 103% Jan. 103% Jan. 40 83% Alar. 95 Mar. 31 100 Jan. 9 Alar. 11 Jan. 30 3 106 Mar. 27 2 105% Alar. 30 2 75 Mar. 19 8% Jan. 15 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS Price Sales in March. BONDS Value. N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE. 1931. Bid. FOREIGN GOV T (Concluded) Mexico (U S) external 17,000 RANGE IN MARCH. PRICES 5a of I899£ 1945 Q Assenting 5s large Ask. 9% Q~j ....... 24,000 8,000 30,000 22,000 Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 12% Mar. 14 10 7% Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 1. Mar. 21 Feb. 6% Feb. 8% Feb. Aat^nting 4s of 910 small Treas 4s of 1913 assent (large) 1933 J J Mar. 12 10 10 9% 12 11% Mar. 18 Mar. 11 10 87T" Sale 89"" Sale' 87 75% Jan. 53 % 53 Sale 53 88 12% Sale 9 Mar. 6% Feb. 8 6%>„_I952 A O Minas Geraes (State) Braxil.— External sinking fund 6%a„...1958 M S Ext sec 6%s series A ......1959 M S Montevideo (City) a f g 7a......1952 J D Ext s t g 6s series A 1959 MN Netherlands s f 6s flat..........1972 M 8 New South Wales ext a f g 5a...1957 F A External s f g 5s 1958 A Norway 20-year ext a f 6s. Aug 15 1943 F 20-year external a f 6a. Aug 15 1944 F 30-year external a f 6s.._. Oct 1952 A 40-year ext a f 5H> June 15 1965 J D Milan City (Italy) ext loan 75,000 Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6a.. ...1955 24,000 Sinking fund gold 5%s 1946 22,000 Panama (Rep) external 5 %s 1953 Extl s f 5s ser A May 15 1963 45,000 64,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7a..1947 161,000 Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7a ......1959 997,000 National loan ext a f 6a.. 1960 S F 6s int ctfs w i 1961 752,000 99,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s 1940 Stabiliz loan 7a of *27. Oct 15 1947 612,000 External a f 8s 1950 198,000 44,000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s 1961 M 8 76% Sale 46 48 40 45 71M 74 76 Prices. Mar. 14 Jan. 31 Jan. 5 Mar. 12 Jan. 5 Jan. 13 Jan. 3 Jan. 19 Mar. 17 50% Mar. 30 64 65 Jan. 26 51 Mar. 28 5 64 65 Jan. 26 89 Sale Sale Mar. 18 Mar. 18 90 Mar. 10 90 Mar. 10 77 80 Sale 75% Mar. 85% Mar. 5 75% Mar. 81% Mar. 27 7 106 Mar, 27 c66% 57 Mar. 27 66 105% Mar. 27 106 103% 103% 103% Mar. 65 Sale Sale Sale 60% Sale Sale 105% Sale 105% 105% Sale Sale Sale Sale 61 58 Mar. 7 5 106% Mar. 16 12 102% Mar. 2 Sale Sale 188 Sale 102 Sale Sale 101 Sale 100% Mar. 100% Sale 100 Sale 100 102 102% 103 101% Mar. 77 Mar. 100 D 100 M 100 M A 63 M N F A J D 103 100 M 80 66% 89% Sale 42 J D A O i» 6 Mar. 31 101% Mar. 3 103 Mar. 18 4 83% Mar. 17 Sale Sale 8iH Sale 54 Mar. 4 Sale Sale 55 Sale 49 Mar. Sale Sale 28% Sale 27 11* 70 Sale 27 Sale 80 Sale 69% Mar. 80% Mar. Sale 30% A O 64 Sale Sale A O 76M Sale 83 M Sale Sale 60 2 75 8" Sale 60 3 57 Mar. 16 41 Feb. Mar. 30 40 Mar. 13 27 Mar. 30 Mar. 28 40 Mar. 13 27 Mar. 28 2 72 Mar. 20 3 83 Mar. 63% Jan. 75% Jan. 82 Jan. EI* Jan. Jan. 72% Jan. 68% Jan. 86% Feb. Feb. 6 3 80 Mar 58 Mar. Mar. 2 71 87; 82 i Mar. 12 Mar. 11' 89% Mar. , Sale 83 Sale 82% Mar. 3 Sale Sale Sale 77 Mar. 2 Sale 2 11 Mar. 20 Mar. 10 Sale Sale 89 Mar. 3 97 Sale Sale Sale 79 Mar. 3 Sale Sale 83 Sale 74 Mar. 2 86% Mar. 13 88% Mar. 20 Sale Sale 44 Sale Sale Sale 57% Sale 57 53 46% Sale 78M 67 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 75 Sale 78 8* Sale Sale WW Sale Sale Mar. 30 54% Mar. 6 52% Mar. 3 55 Mar. 5 58% Mar. 88% Mar. 5 86 68 44 76 Mar. 20 65 Mar. 23 64 Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar 18 40 85 86 90 82 91 Sale 77 Mar. 3 93 59 57% Sale 55% Mar. 3 64% Mar. 12 Sale 88 W* Sale 86% Mar. 3 70 Mar. 31 Sale Sale Sale 70 Sale Sale Sale Sale 63% Sale 46% Sale Sale Sale 82 Sale 80 Sale Sale 87 Sale 84 90 90% Sale 84 j*H Sale 86 Mar. 28 93 Mar. 14 Mar. 14 63% Mar. 31 46 4 Mar. Mar. 30 2 Mar. 87% Mar. 3 107% Mar. Mar. 12 Mar. 18 Mar. 11 Mar. 23 4 Mar. 8 107 % 107% Sale 92% Sale 3 Mar. 27 Mar. 18 Sale 91 Mar. 3 Mar. 10 Sale 8P% Sale 81 Mar. 2 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 66% 67% Mar. 11 Mar. 9 Sale 91 Sale 90 Mar. 24 84 104 Sale 92 Sale 65% Sale 62% 77 77% 72% 106% 107 104% 94 95% Sale Sale 64 % 104M Sale 105 % Sale 105% Sale Sale 106% Sale 106 106 81% 75% 79 89% Sale 45 99 98 M §§"" 75 75 93 59 50 Sale 97 99 100 89 M Sale 99 Sale 90 M Sale P 98 100% 89% 101% 86% 105% 81% Sale 93% 69 59% 98% 97% 101% 100 90% 89% 102% 100 Sale 81% Sale Sale 87 Sale 98 Sale 100 Sale 98 Sale Sale 64 98 % Sale Sale 87 66 Sale 99% 105 Sale Sale 81% 81H Sale 95 92% 84 M Sale 56 M Sale 95 % 90 % 101 93 M Sale 82% 67 Sale Mar. 28 Mar. 2 69% Mar. 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 2 78 4 Mar. Mar. 14 107 2 Mar. 95% Mar. 31 Mar. 4 106 16 22 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 P 63 ilH 65 67 23 29 61 Jan. Jan. 9 Jan. 9 2 72 Mar. 20 2 83 Mar. 14 5 90 Feb. 20 6 7 80 Mar. 11 71 Mar. 12 6 15 87% Mar. 11 82% Mar. 20 19 99 Jan. Pg Mar. 20 14 Feb. 2 2 8 3 2 IIH 3 Jan. 27 Jan. 9 64 86 Mar. 23 68 Mar. 18 Mar. 23 2 91% Mar. 19 5 106 Mar. 4 7 83 Feb. 18 Jan. Jan. Feb 89 Jan 93 Jan 64% Mar. 12 Jan 93 Jan 84% Mar. 14 76% Jan. 28 58% Mar. 12 55% Jan 39% Jan 72 Jan. 18* 40 Jan. Sale ... 2 5 Jan. 78 103 Sale 86 M 74 65 2 91% Mar. 19 4 Mar. 18 106 Mar. 30 82% Mar. 2 77% Mar. 3 89 Mar. 11 85 Mar. 104 5 Feb. 13 Jan. 39% Jan. 48% Jan. Jan. 47 Jan. 65 14| Mar. 27 72 ' Jan. 93% Mar. 20 Jan. 87 11 29 Jan. 6 103 20 42 70 5 Feb. Jan. Feb. 17 3 101% Mar. 26 Mar. 23 65 "68"" 25 5 2 104 65 89 Sale Mar. 18 Feb. Jan. Jan. 83% Mar. 17 104 Sale M N 4 Mar. 4 100% Jan. 102 Mar. 16 104 102% Sale 6 101% Mar. 26 Mar. 99% Jan. 100% 101% 102% 101 Mar. 13 100% Jan. 102 M 102% 103 102% Mar. 6 103 90 88 Mar. 4 Jan. 87 92 93% Mar. 20 Sale 99% 100 M S M S 83 78 Mar. Mar. 23 103 7 101% Mar. Mar. 27 103 9 Mar. 81% 106% 69% 68% 106% 106% 102% 103% 101% 101% 2 Mar. Mar'. 11 102 % 101 D External 37,000 150,000 Prussia (Free State) ext a f 6)4 1951 M S S f gold 6s 696,000 1952 A 200,000 Queensland (State of) ext a f 7a..1941 A 61,000 25-year extl s f 6a Feb 15 1947 F 92,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext da. 1946 A Ext s f g 6s 199,000 1968 J Ext a f 7s of 1926 1966 MN 195,000 Extl s f 78 munic loan.. 1967 J D 149,000 59,000 RlodeJaneiro (City) 25-yraf 8s .1946 A O External sec 8 f g 6Ms 368,000 ..1953 F A 1,074,000 Rome (City) external a f 6 Ma 1952 A O 19,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6a 1964 MN 111,000 Roumania (Monopolies) 7a._....1959 F A 28,000 Saarbruecken (City) a f 6a 1953 J J 56,000 Sao Paulo (City) a f 8s Mar 1952 MN Ext isec s f g 6%« 217,000 May 15 1957 MN J 43,000 San Paulo (State) ext a f 8s.....1936 J J External s f 8s 1950 J 218,000 Ext 7s water loan..... 1956 M S 65,000 J Extl s f 6s int rets 1968 J 259,000 Sec s f g 7s int rets w 1 1940 A O 712,000 75,000 Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7 s 1942 M S 83,000 Saxon State Mtge Inst 7a 1945 J D 34,000 SFg6%s Decl946 J D Seine Dept (France) 20-yr 7a._ 288,000 1942 J J 148,000 Serbs. Croats & Slovenes extl 8a. 1962 MN Ext sec 7s ser B 1962 M N 267,000 90,000 Sydney (City) s f g 5Ms .1955 F A 365,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a..1958 J D ..1947 F A 108,000 Sileslan Landowners Aaan 6s 80,000 Soissons (City) ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36 MN 1946 F A 41,000 Styria (Prov) extl sec a f 7s Sweden (Kingdom of) 107,000 Extlg5%a 1954 MN 100,000 Switzerland (Govt) ext 5 Ma 1946 A O 61,000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5a 1952 M S External a f 5Ms guar 562,000 ...1961 A O 55,000 Tolima (Dept of) external 7a 1947 MN 49,000 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g5Ma__1957 MN 32,000 Upper Austria (Prov) extl a f 7s.. 1945 J D External a f 6Ms 27,000 June 15 1957 J D 94,000 Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a—1946 F A Ext a f 6s 1960 M N 283,000 Extl a f 6a... May 1 1964 MN 349,000 99,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a.....1952 A O 173,000 Vienna (City) external 6a ...1961 MN 256,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1958 F A 282,000 Yokohama (City) extl a f 6s 1961 J D 91 Sale Sale F D Mar. 17 Sale J J guar aink fund 7%«._1966 J 91 Sale 104M Sale 104% Sale 102M Sale Feb. Feb. 2 66 J J Feb. 6 Mar. 18 Mar. 5 8 9 % Sale 11M 13 Assenting 4s of 1910 large........ 186,000 126,000 27,000 34,000 33,000 305,000 537,000 97,000 348,000 115,000 127,000 External s t fts_. Mar 15 1963 236,000 46,000 Municipal Bank extl a f 5s 1967 Municipal Bank ext 8 f 5s.. 1970 31,000 32,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6a 1952 Sale 12% 11% 9% 11% 10% 9% 13% 13% Feb. 11 10 H 8% J Small i JAN. Highest, Mar. 23 11 11 11% ..... 6% j ... — ... Lowest. Highest. Lowest. \ Ask. Ask. Bid. Bid. 11% Sale Assenting 4s of 1904..........1954 Assenting 4s of 1910 March March 2. J Assenting 5s of 1899..........1945 i3~666 630",006 SINCE Jan. 2 Jan Mar. 11 Mar. 24 Mar. 28 88 _ Mar. 18 78 Feb. 9 90 Mar. 11 78 74 106 90 Jan. 9 98 Mar. 23 Jan. 7 90 Mar. 27 Jan. 2 108 Mar. 18 Jan. 5 93 Mar. 10 77 Jan. 5 65 58 Mar. 28 §1* 76 Jan. 60 103 90 Jan. 20 Jan.n Jan. Jan. W* 78 5 6 107 Feb. Mar. 10 5 9 Mar. 11 Mar. 4 95% Mar. 31 16 Mar. 10 106 Feb. 7 Mar. 7 106% Mar. 13 Mar. 4 82% Mar. 27 Mar. 10 95% Mar. 31 Mar. 2 71% Mar. 13 Mar. 20 98% Mar. 20 107 Jan. 2 2 101 Mar. 20 Mar. 27 91% Mar. 7 6 102% Mar. 24 Mar. Mar. 3 87% Mar. 30 101 8g liH Mar. Mar. 3 87% 97% Mar. 9 100 87% Mar. 28 89 4 63 Mar. 70 98% Mar. 2 100% 81 Mar. 27 Mar. 31 Mar. 13 Feb. 4 Mar. 20 10 91% 104 Feb. 4 87% Mar. 30 87% Mar. 19 Feb. Mar. 19 Mar. 14 4 Mar. 100 Mar. 70 100% Mar. 14 89 9 Mar. 17 Feb. 6 Mar. 9 Mar. 17 RAILROAD D aer A......1943 J 4s series B 1943 J D Albany 8c Susq 1st guar 3Ms- ...1946 A O Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4a....—.1998 A O 100% 93 % $1* 86 89 M 88 M 1942 M S Ann Arbor 1st g 4a July 1995 Q J Atch Top 8c S F gen g 4s ..1995 A O Registered... ..1995 A O Adjustment g 4a July 1995 Nov Stamped ..July 1995 M N 95 M 99 97 % 1,000 AlaGt Sou 1st cons 5a First "3",660 f "4,000 16,000 304,000 14,000 17,000 92,000 cons Alleg Valley gen gu 4a - ....... M N Registered ~ "8,666 9,000 Conv g 4s of 1909....... Conv g 4s of 1905.......... 1955 1955 Conv g 4s of 1910 ...1960 Conv deb gold 4%s 1948 Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A 1965 Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958 Cal-Ariz 1st 8c ref 4Ma aer A ...1962 Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5a 1946 Atl 8c Char Air Line 1st 4%« A..1944 1st 30-year 5s ser B 1944 Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4a 1951 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s July 1952 ... 915,666 37,000 30,000 68,000 ~ ~i~,666 19,000 33", 000 General unified 4%« L 8c N collat gold 4s J D J D 1964 Oct.. 1952 g 4a 1948 94 J J J J M 8 295*666 2,000 164,000 224,000 96,000 205,000 65,000 174,000 J D J J 85 J J 100 J J M S J Southw Dlv 1st 3Ma at Tol Cin Dlv 1st 8c ref 4a cOaah sale. 8 D J 5% 118 Sale Sale" 95% 96 % 104 % 103 M "86"" 98 M 103 103% 92% 96% 85% 96% Sale 89% Mar. 27 91% 98% 97% Mar 7 82 78 98% Sale "94% Sale 97% 94% 96 86 "96% 98 M 100 M 89 Sale 89 47 49 56 Mar 28 98% Mar 2 Mar 7 94% Mar 94% Mar 5 96 Mar. 5 94% Mar. 96 Mar. 4 94% Jan. 96% Mar. 30 97%| Mar. 6 95% Jan. 94% Jan. 25 95% Mar. 97 975% 114% Sale ain Sale 103"" Sale 94 Sale 96 Sale 96 Mar. 118% Mar. 113% Mar. 93% Mar. 96 96 Mar. 97 Mar. Mar. 104% 103% Mar. 105% Mar. 99% Mar. 103% 104% 103% Mar. 99% Mar. 104% Mar. 93 95 96% 97 65 Sale Sale 96% Mar. 30 90 Mar. Mar. 30 92 90 Sale 49 50 38 35 37 46% Mar. 7 30% Mar. 10 75 75 77 72 90 91% 7 Mar. 28 22 Feb. 27 23 29 Jan. Jan. 97% Jan. 13 Jan. 2 98 Jan. 5 96) Jan. 30 97) Jan. 29 2 96% Mar. 30 97% Jan. 21 96 97% Mar. Mar. 13 92% Mar. 18 51 Mar. 18 30% Mar. 10 73 Mar. 21 97 99 89 42 Jan. Feb. 18 19 7 20 Jan. Jan. Sale Sale I65U Sale" 95% 101% Sale 95% 101 Sale 102"" Sale' 103% Sale 102% Sale 96% Mar. 17 98% Mar. 95% Mar. 7 95% Mar. 16 100% Mar. 16 101% Mar. ~ Feb. 24 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Mar. Jan. 7 14 Mar. 23 Feb. 7 Jan. 27 Jan. 5 14 102 Jan. 20 2 92% Mar. 18 23 52 Feb. 24 30% Mar. 10 40 Feb. 65 73 Mar. 21 Jan. 101% Jan. 97 M 96 Jan. 89) 98) 80) 99) 2 122 112% Jan. 93% Mar. 20 97 95 Jan. 7 97% Jan. 30 105% 7 102 103% Jan. 14 103% 6 23 97% Jan. 99% Jan. 7 104% 13 103 90 Jan. 22 94% 10 95% Jan. 15 97% 103% 103% Sale 78 5 91 9 2 100% Mar. 11 72 Sale 100 96 X 99 30% x 39% Jan. 97% Mar. 16 94% 95% 89% Jan. 93 Sale Mar. 23 103% Feb. 27 105 97% Mar. 30 80% Mar. 20 99% Mar. 16 97 Mar. 2 96 93 a 95 93 Sale" Mar. 23 9 96 Jan. 95% Mar. 99% Jan. 2 9 101% Jan. 13 98% Jan. 7 95% Feb. 2 101% Feb. 11 9 27 7 10 8 D July 1948 A O 103 108% 1995 J D .1941 MN 1950 J J Sale Sale Sale J Sale M 8 Sale F A Sale 1959 J 2000 Conv g 4Ma temp...... ....I960 1,013,000 1,000 Bangor 8c Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43 Con ref mtge gold 4a 84,000 ..1951 Battle Creek 8c Sturgls gu 3s 1989 1936 "2",000 Beech Creek 1st gu 4a..... Second guar gold 5a..........1936 Refunding 5s aeries D 96% 96% J M 1995 J Registered.......... 1st gold 5a....... Ref and gen 6s, series C. P L E 8c W Va Sys ref g 4s ~95% 95 M Sale Mar. 23 105 89% Mar. S D M Refund 8c gen 5s aer A 96 102 % 99 21** 76 105 Sale 98% 94% Sale 113 Q 1933 Sale Sale 97 Sale 92 % J ..July 1948 A O Registered 94 D MN 76,000 J J 13,000 Atlantic 8c Danville 1st J Second 4s 1948 J 1,000 7,000 Atlantic 8c Yadkin 1st gu g 4a..1949 A O J Auatln & N W 1st g 5a 1941 J 217,000 Bait 8c Ohio 1st g 4s Registered 4,000 Convert 4Ma 308,000 95 98 M Sale 98 M 98% Sale D M Registered 87*660 J Sk& 89 80 96 102% 92% 90% 88% 91M 103 X 106 J 104^ i9oI* J J J J J J J J "87*" D 98 " W* 67 98% 102 Mar. 103 Mar. 104% Mar 103 Mar Sale" 107 Mar. 109 Mar. 105% Jan. Sale Sale Sale 108% Mar. 110 Mar. 96% Mar. 103% Mar. 98 Mar. 107% Jan. 95% Jan. 105 Mar. 102% Jan. 110% Mar. 11 c98% Feb. 13 5 105% Jan. Sale 107% 107% 108% 109% 109% Sale Sale 97% 104% 104% 104% „86% Sale 84 Sale 102% 92% 104 Sale 104% 89 Sale Sale 90% Sale Mar. Mar. 101% Mar. 91% Mar. 08% 100%::::: 104% Mar. 3 103 Mar. 2 109 Mar. Mar. 6 Mar. 84 104 Mar. 88% Mar. 83 71 98% Mar. 12 Jan. 86% Feb. 24 101% Jan. 104% Feb. 28 Jan. 27 91% Mar. 26 c99 Mar. 103 Jan. 104% Feb. 26 Mar. 25 91 86% Jan. Mar. 25 Mar. 65% "99% 101% Jan. 103 98% Mar. 12 Feb. 97% Jan. 27 71 r Feb. 27 98% Jan. - 26 N. Y. STOCK Sales in N. 1931., Y. STOCK EXCHANGE. Ask Bid. 7,000 Beech Creek Rxten let ft 3Hi.. .1951 A O Belvldere Del cone ltd ft 1943 I J Blft Sandy Ry let ftuar 4e.......l944 J D 1967 M S 477,000 Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C 1st mortgage 5s series 2 1955 M N 420,000 11,000 Boston ANY Air Line let ftu 4s. 1955 F A Brunsw ft Western 1st ftu ft 4s 1938 J J 25,666 Buff Roch ft Pitts ften 5s 1937 M S Consol 4 tf s 80,000 1957 M N 52,000 Burl Ced Rap ft Nor ft Colts 1st 5s'34 A O 13,000 Canada Sou con ftu & col tr 5s..1962 A O 139,000 Canadian Nat ftuar .4tfe.Sept 15 1954 M S 4 tf s 312,000 1957 I J D Gold 4tfs 237,000 1968 J Guaranteed ftold 5s 154,000 July 1969 O Guaranteed ft 5s.... Oct 1969 312,000 A Guaranteed £ 5s. .....1970 66,000 D Guar ftold 4% s 288,000 ..June 15 1955 D .....1940 86,000 Canadian No deb s f 7s J 25-year deb a f ftuar 6tf s 121,000 1946 - 468,000 59,000 124,000 158,000 245,000 A Feb. 15 1935 J Canadian Pac 4% deb stock Collateral trust ftold 4tf S.....1946 M S J J 5s equip tr temp ctfs 1944 Collateral trust ft 5s..........1954 J D "9",666 89 96 99% Sale 99 tf Sale 85 95% 103" Sale 100 % 102 Sale 105 Sale Sale 99 98 tf Sale 104 tf Sale 104 tf Sale 104 tf 105 Sale \M 10-year ftold 4tfs J Collateral trust 4tf s.._i.r.—1960 J Carb&Shaw 1st ft4s........... .1932 M 8 J CaroCent 1st cons ft 4s. .........1949 J D 1938 10,000 CaroClinch ft Ohio 1st 5s.. D 1st ft con ft 6s series A.Dec 15 1952 43,000 D Carthafte ft Adir 1st ftu ft 4a 1981 D Cent Br Un Pac 1st ft 4s ......1948 F A 1,000 Cent of Ga Ry 1st ft 5s.....Not. 1945 Consol ftold 5s ....1945 MN 27,000 Reftlstered 11,004 ft $5,000...1945 MN 1959 A O 52",066 Ref ft ften Stf s series B O Ref ft ften 5s series C.., ..1959 33,000 D Chat Dlv pur money ft 4s 1951 1,000 J Mac ft Nor Dlv 1st ft 5s 1946 7,000 J Middle Ga ft Atl DIt pur m 5S..1947 J Mobile DIt 1st ft 5s 19461J J 100 tf 88 tf 19611/ J 66,000 Cent N B 1st ftuar 4s 66,000 Cen RR ft Bkft of Ga col tr ft 5S..1937 MN J ...1987 45,000 Central of N J ften ft 5s... J Reftlstered 20,000 ........... J 1987 General 4a_ 162,660 Cent Pac 1st ref ftu ft 4s........1949 Reftlstered 9,000 Throufth St L 1st ftu ft 4a.....1954 1,000 Guar 5a 1960 253,000 J 1,000 Charles ft Savannah 1st ft 7s....1936 14,000 Ches ft Ohio 1st 566*,000 102 tf 102 tf 99 92 65 J ......1992 M 8 .....1946 J 4s........1989 J Potts Creek Br 1st 4s R ft A Dtv 1st con ft J ftold 4s 1989 Warm Sprlnfts Valley 1st ft 5s .1941 M 8 MN Ches Corp con? col tr ft 5s May 15 1947 R ft A Dlv 2d con A O 1949 204,000 Chic ft Alt RR ref ft 3s Certlf deposit stpd Oct 1929 tnt 10,000 j""j 6,000 Chic ft Alt Ry 1st lien ft 3tf a....1950 30,000 Chic Burl ft Q 111 DIt 3 tf«... Reftlstered. 100 95 83 tf §5"' 1977 93 105 107 tf 104 104% 100 tf 101 100 tf 93 93 tf F 8 A cons g Sale" lOOtf Sale 106 tf Sale Sale 107 105tf 105tf 106 tf 103 tf 101 tf Sale 112 112% Sale Sale 118 119tf Gen 4% series F Sale 97 Sale Sinking fund deb 5s..... .... Sale Sale Sale 85 Sale Sale 6 Mar. 2 Mar. 31 Mar. 30 100% Mar. 27 Mar. 27 107 tf Mar. 28 107% Mar. 27 103 tf Mar. 11 107 107 tf 105% Mar. Sale 101 tf Mar. llltf Mar. 120 tf 118 Mar. 100% Jan. 110% Jan. 112tf Mar. 2 119tf Mar. 14 Mar. 18 Feb. 85 12 Jan. 81 101% Jan. 16 103% Mar. 9 Jan. 14 2 90 83% Feb. 101 Jan. 20 102% Feb. 19 7 2 108% Feb. 105 Jan. 98 Jan. 21 100% Mar. 31 2 100% Mar. 30 97% Feb. 97% Jan. 22 100% Mar. 27 Mar. 27 104 Jan. 19 107 103% Jan. 20 107% Mar. 28 104 Jan. 20 Ma?.27 89 tf Mar. Mar. 31 94% Feb. 6 2 103% Feb. 21 Feb. 20 14 1031 115% Jan. m Mar. 11 21 5 112% Mar. 2 2 119% Mar. 14 79tf 63 tf 100% 86 97 tf 113 89 Sale 85tf 100% ZZZ. 87 Sale 99 Sale 96 97 105 tf 105 tf 103 tf Sale 71 90 tf 98 Sale Sale "93" 98"" 87 tf Sale 103 tf 105 tf 91 tf 94 97 tf 101 tf 83 tf Sale 76 Sale 77 tf Sale 86 Sale 103tf Sale" 104 tf 107 MN Sale 99 tf lOOtf 107 108 tf 97 tf 105tf 91tf Sale Sale Sale Sale 101% Sale 101 tf Sale 102% Sale 100 71 tf 72 65 91 tf 91 tf 70% Sale Sale 68 tf Sale Sale 87 tf 97 Sale" 95% 101% 78% "83*% 69 tf 75% 95 tf 95 tf Sale Sale lOOtf Sale 72 Sale 30 tf Sale 78 tf 80 tf 78 89 tf 90 95* 96* 92 92 97 tf 74 95>4 93 63 tf 25 tf Sale Sale Sale 79 tf 75 tf Sale 80 90 Sale 89 tf 89 tf 103 tf 102 tf Sale 108 tf 109 tf 109% 110 lOltf 102 tf 102% Sale 97 87 87 Sale 93 102 91 tf Sale 91 Sale 80 tf Sale 91 Sale 101 91 99% Sale 93 Sale Sale Sale D 1932 A O "80 83tf 91 100% Income ftuar 5s ..Dec 1 I960 M 50,000 Chic Un Station 1st ftu 4tf a A..1963 1st 5s series B 1963 34,000 Guaranteed ftold 5a..........1944 20,000 1st 6 tf s series C 1963 55,000 269,000 Chic ft West Ind Conaol 50-yr 4s. 1952 1st ft ref Stf s series A.. .......1963 100,000 Choc Okl ft Gulf consol 5s Clin Ham ft Day 2d ft 4 tf«... Cin Ind St L ft C 1st 4s ... D 85 8 66 J J J J Sale 70 tf 102 tf Sale 104 tf 105 tf Sale 104 J Sale J M S ...1452 MN 1937 J J Auft 2 1936 Q F Q F 1942 MN 2,000 Gin Lab ft N 1st con ftu ft 4s 2020 J J 76,000 Cin Union Term 1st 4tfs J Clearfield ft Mehon 1st fttd ft 5s..1943 J 6 Cash sale. 114tf 87 tf Sale 102 tf Sale 98 105 97 tf 99 tf 97 tf "90tf 103 tf 88 Sale ..... ::::: 92 lOltf A O R AdlflfPfAfl Chic T H ft S*east 1st "ft"tit 6s Z Z Z I960 J 89 tf 102tf Mar." "6 96 Mar. 16 95 Mar. 96 Mar. 95% Jan. Mar. 3 112% Mar. 5 7 Sale 103 tf 75 Sale 105% Sale 104% Sale 115% Sale 90 Sale 105% Sale 103 tf 98 98% 97% 94% 101 98 Sale Mar. 17 100% Mar. 16 101 tf Mar. 100% Mar. 13 101% Mar. 84% 88 86 68 ... Jan. Mar. 104% Jan. 22 22 20 20 29 101 Jan. Mar. 10 93 Mar. 26 92% Jan. Mar. 71% Mar. 16 95% Jan"" yy-/I jhu. 67% Feb. 68 Mar. 30 7 161% 4 Mar. 30 68 79% Mar. 7 Jan. 26 9 11 Jan. 8 Mar. 16 96% Jan. 30 105% Mar. 2 Mar. 5 6 5 109 6 14 106% Mar. 24 10 103% Jan. 19 68 6 94% Jan. 7 2 101% Mar. 10 Jan. 16 2 73 70 Jan. 9 13 79% Jan. 13 Mar. 30 79% Jan. 91% Mar. 30 Mar. 24 Mar. 98 9 3 Mar. 98x4 Mar. 20 Mar. 13 102 tf Mar. 6 Mar. 3 Mar. 27 110 Mar. Mar. 11 9 101 2 Mar. Mar. Mar. 21 102 . Mar. Mar. 16 Mar. 2 Mar .J 4 Mar.« Mar.* Mar. 20 87 100 Mar. 20 96 lOOtf Mar. 18 lOOtf Mar. 18 84% Mar. 27 87% Mar. 2 96 75tf Mar. 95 Mar. 30 75% Mar. 4 96% Mar. 13 96% Mar. 5 95% Mar. 10 97% Mar. 31 100% Mar. 2 Mar. 2 30% Mar. 2 63% Mar. 31 25% Mar. 31 72 5 Mar. 11 77% Mar. 17 89% Mar. 3 79% Mar. 28 79 Mar. Mar. 91 9 90 Feb. 4 92 Jan. 8 91 90% Mar. 13 Jan. 19 91 Jan. 96% Jan. 96% Jan. 31 98% Jan. 19 19 23 100 Jan. 107% Feb. 4 9% Mar. 24 Mar 6 Mar. 5 Mar.l 2 Mar 31 101 tf Mar, 16 92% 87 Mar 28 93 80% Mar, 30 91 91 Mar 31 95% 97 . 98% Jan. 5 110 9 101 2 50 35 Jan. 6 108 104% Jan. 2 63% Jan. 69% 105% Mar. 21 110 l60% Jan. 21 102% 100 Mar. 93% Mar. 4 80% Mar. 30 96% Jan. 94 Jan. 100 Jan. 83% Jan. Jan. 5 6 Mar. 11 Jan. 8 Mar. 16 7 5 21 93% Mar. 5 90% Jan. 15 30 100 21 96 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 17 Mar. 20 13 100% Mar. 18 87% Feb. 25 75% Jan. 26 96% Mar. 13 96% Mar., 5 Jan. 26 97% Jan. 31 101 Jan.* 7 68% Mar. 31 76 Jan. 9 25% Mar. 13 35 73% Feb. 93% Jan. 93% Jan. 76 .Tan. 3 77% Mar. 17 86 Jan. 6 90 Mar. 86% Jan. 90% Mar. 13 102% Mar. 31 102% Mar. 31 102% Feb. Mar. 5 110% Mar. 28 106 106 Mar. 101% Mar, 23 102% Mar. 30 3 100% Mar. 3 2 30 103% Jan. 100 91 97 5 91 3 102% Feb. 10 100% Mar. 3 Jan. 109% Mar. 24 103 Mar. Mar. 87 Jan. Mar. 9 Feb. 10 2 6 103% Jan. 5 110% Mar. 18 100% Mar. 107% Jan. 88 81 79% Mar. 28 2 Mar. Feb. 11 98% Mar, 31 Mar. 18 30 93 30 9 & 93 26 Mar. Jan. 96 91 Jan. 7 Jan. 98% 98% 85% 80% Jan. Mar. Mar, Mar. 99% 98% 95% 92% Jan. 14 21 2 80% Mar. 6 91 99% Mar. 98% Mar. 85% Mar 80 tf Mar Jan. Jan. Jan. 91 Mar. 96 Mar. 89% Mar. 6 103% Mar. 27 103% Mar. Mar. Jan. Jan. 8 6 24 23 6 103% Mar. 27 Last sale _ 6 25 Feb. Jan. 6 31 106% Jan. Mar. 17 Mar. 17 102 13 102% Jan. 21 99% Jan. 99% Jan. 13 102% Jan. 20 102% Jan. 30 102% Jan. 30 Mar. 10 94% Mar. 10 Mar. 10 7 97 94% Jan. 97 98tf Mar.' *5 70% Mar. 24 96 Feb. 103% Jan. 94% Mar. 10 Mar. 23 28 Mar. 102 94% Mar. lo 95tf Mar. 3 103% Mar. 103 tf — §1" July 29 92 .... 101 Mar. 20 101% Mar. 3 101 101 Sale 86 70 68 103% 104 Mar. 11 Mar. Mat. 106 1151 90! 105! Sale 91 106 105 116% Mar. 17 91% Mar. " 105% Mar . 19 115% Mar. 90 Mar. 105 7 Mar. 7 Mar. 26 Mar. 17 104 105 tf 104% Mar. Sale Mar. 72 103% Mar. 105% Mar. 105% 104 r Mar. Jan. Feb. 83% Jan. 68 100 99 Mar. 6 Mar. 99 6 14 101% Jan. 31 Feb. 18 18 101 6 Mar. 20 88% Mar. 11 73 Feb. 11 102% Jan. 2 105 Jan. 104% Jan. 3 106 Jan. 22 15 103% Feb. 27 105% Feb. 14 114% Jan. 87% Jan. 102% Jan. 101% Jan. 103 98 98 Jan. .Jan. 13 116% Jan. 2 Q9 Jan. 22 24 2 105% Mar. 19 Jan. 15 21 103 15 99 9 98 Mar. 6 Jan. 9 98% Sale " Mar. 6 104% Mar. 10 104% Mar. 6 96 96 104% 104tf 98 82 Feb. 102 105tf Mar. 5 106% Mar. 24 103% Mar. 10 103% Mar. 10 Mar. 14 104tf Mar. 17 106 Mar. 17 102 85 95% 112% 109% 97% 109 Mar. 30 105% Mar. Mar. 5 109 Mar. 92% 101% 88% Sale 72 Jan. 95% Jan. Feb. Jan. 97% 2 114% Mar. 21 98% Mar 101 Jan. Feb. 20 87 Jan. 14 101 Mar. 18 Mar. 16 88% Mar. 6 98% Mar. 10 Mar. 88 87 D * 2 Jan. 88% Mar 21 99% 2 115 Jan. Mar. 3 114% Jan. 27 98 95% Jan. 31 2 Mar. 21 100% 102% lOOtf 102% l60% Mar 109 tf 168% Mar 108% 109 tf 109 92 tf O 1951 J Mar. 80% Mar. 30 96% Mar. 18 91 ft 5s 86 93% Mar M S cons llOO Sale Convertible ftold 4tf a.........1960 MN Chic S L ft N O— Gold 5s June 151951 J D 20,000 Chic St L ft Pitta Mar. 24 "93tf "80% Sale D 102 101 101 Sale Reftlstered Mar. 106 tf 108 Sale 66 Sale Gold Stf s Mem Dlv 4s 87 Mar. 31 46% 104% Mar. 28 108 66 Mar. 31 Sale 69% llOtf 105% 107% 105% Mar. 21 106 Sale 93 tf June 15 1951 J June 151951 J 88% Mar. 30 Mar. 13 79% Mar. 79% 100 96 101 tf 75 Mar. 24 100 90 Mar. " lOOtf 104% Sale A Mar. 30 88 Mar. 93 96 tf 98 tf J A O Mar. 17 101 93 72 MN J Mar. 28 93 102 tf 104% 102 93 tf 87 7 20 103% Mar. 10 14 109% Jan. 30 Jan. 20 20 91 80 Jan. 2 83% Feb. 25 Jan. 28 102% Mar. 17 101 99% Jan. 29 101% Mar. 30 Jan, 107% Jan. 91 Jan. Mar. 97% Sale 95tf 113% 118tf 113 112 114tf 109tf 96 98 tf 97 Sale 96% 96 tf 95% 95% 96 95 tf 96 104 104tf Sale 109 108% 93 96 102 89 Jan. 88 97 97 tf 97 98 tf Sale 97 97 tf Sale 97% 102 102 102 tf 101 101% 109 tf 110 109 tf 109 tf 109% Sale 100 101 100 Sale" 42% Sale 46 42% 107 68 * 105 " 102 ..... Sale ...... 68 Mar. 10 88tf Mar. Sale ..... 95 Reftlstered..... ......1988 Refunding ftold 4s .1934 Reftlstered Sec gold 4tfs series A..... 1953 Mar .~3 75 .... 110 §1* Mar. 24 99% Mar. 90 105 tf Sale 105% Sale 100 104tf 101 tf Sale 101 tf Sale 95 tf 92 tf 2 lOltf 101 llltf 98 tf 96 tf 97 tf IOC"" 100 70 Sale 79% Q F 1933 MN 77 - 95 80 98 68 tf Sale 26 tf Sale MN 106% Mar. 25 105 tf Mar. 20 99tf Mar. 25 ..... — 109 Sale 94 tf Sale MN Mar. Mar, Mar. 102% Mar ."30 89% Jan. o 2101% Jan. 7 2 106 Mar. 25 102 Jan. 101% Feb. 13 105% Mar. 20 2 100 Jan. 3 98% Feb. 86% Feb. 99% Jan. 3 tf Mar. ... 98 tf 100 69 108tf 110 70 73 tf 93 tf MN 103 .... lOOtf 69 tf 101 156% Feb' "27 102% Mar. 30 88tf Mar. 13 Mar. 102tf Mar. 10 1033 108tf 108tf 108tf 107tf Mar. 20 1083 92 tf 94 tf 79 82 83 tf 87 102% lOltf 102tf Mar. 17 102% 101 tf 102% 100 Mar. 2 101 tf 100 Sale 103 108 92 Sale Sale MN 70 79 95 tf 69 69 87 lOOtf 104tf 103 tf 99tf 93 tf 95% Mar. lOOtf Mar. 97 .... 102 tf 105 MN 82 tf Mar. 27 Mar. 20 6 94tf Feb. 99% Jan. 99% Jan. 102% Mar. 14 103% Mar. 99 tf Mar. Mar. 105 tf Mar. 101 tf 102 tf 88 tf Sale 101 tf lOOtf Sale 105 106 Sale Sale 104 tf Sale 99 tf Sale Sale 108 tf llltf 108 ' Sale Registered.. 2,000 15-year secured 6tfs..Mar 1 1936 M 8 47,000 1st ft ref ft 5s.. May 2037 J D 73,000 J D Stpd 1st ft ref 4 tf s May 2037 98,000 J D 1st ft ref4tf s serC...... May 2037 140,000 Conv 4%s series A 1949 MN 734,000 J J 148,000 Chic RI ft Pacific ften ft 4s.......1988 Registered Mar. 27 1. Sale Prices 88 85% Feb. 20 Mar. 11 102 tf Mar. Mar. 31 102tf Mar. 105 101 Sale 90 35 1989 .... lOOtf 87 tf lOOtf 104 tf 103 tf 99 tf 97 75 101 tf 107 Gen ftold 4tf s series E..Mar 1 1989 .... V.666 Sale 105 tf Sale Sale 106 100 103 M S Gen ft 3tfs series B.......May 1989 Gen 4tf a series C May 1989 1987 83,000 Chic ft No West ften 3 tf s Reftlstered.......... 35,000 General 4s 1987 45,000 Stpd non-payt Fed lnc tax..1987 7,000 Stpd ften 4Ha non-pay lnc tax.1987 2,000 Gen 5s stpd non pay lnc tax..1987 59,000 Reftlstered................... " 102 tf M N 832!000 Chic MUw StPft Pac mtfte 5s.. .1975 ConvadJ 5s ......Jan 1 2000 26,000 c86tf Mar. 20 88 Mar. 23 JAN. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 102 tf Mar. 3 102% 102 107 tf 109 tf 107 tf Mar. 13 108 tf 2 lOOtf 99 tf Mar. lOOtf Sale 99 tf Mar. lOOtf Sale lOOtf Sale Si* IF MN 1,623,006) 104", 000 89 tf Sale 105" 96 tf 96 tf 103 Registered 3,000 103 Sale 100 tf - 10,000 399,000 613,000 Sale 103 89 102 tf 108 tf 99 tf - 99 tf 87 81 tf 249.000 1959 249,000 Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s J J 6,000 Chic Indlsaap ft Loulsv ref ft 6s.1947 J Refunding ftold 5s 1947 5,000 J Refunding 4s series C 1947 20,000 1st ft general 5s series A. 1966 MN 12,000 J J 1st ft ften 6s series B .May 1966 13,000 1956 3,000 'Chic Indiana ft Sou 50-yr 4a Chic L S ft East 1st 4 tf • 1969 2,000 104,000 Chic Mil & St P ften ft 4s.. May 1989 855,666 69 112tf Sale 109 tf 114tf 95 tf 97 tf 96 tf Sale J 1st ft ref 5s series A..........1971 F A A O 6s........1934 330,6o6 Chic ft E 111 Ry (new co) ften 5S..1951 40,000 Chic ft Erie 1st ftold 5s 1982 15",000 83 tf 96 tf Ask. 86tf 89tf 97 tf 97 tf 95tf Sale 101 tf Sale 101 tf Sale 100% Sale 100% 85 82 tf 84 tf 82 tf 98 97 tf 98 SINCE Lorvest. Highest. Lowest 87 101 95 85 J ... Stf s series tf l4;6o6!Chic&£lll 1st 39,000 95,000 53,000 ..... 87 91 ........... "5", 000 Sale 102 tf 103 107 tf Sale 89 93 tf Sale 80 J 1949 Illinois Division 4s. 1949 General 4s. ...........1958 M . Sale Sale 92 tf Reftlstered..................... M 8 Ref ft Imp 4tf S ser A..........1993 A O J Ref ft Imp 4 tf a »er B w I 1995 J Cralft Valley 1st ft 5s.. May 1940 1st ft ref Sale .........1939 MN Reftlstered 50,000 173,000 89,000 114,000 102 tf 101 tf Ask. Bid. 95 .1939 MN ft 5s General ftold 4tfs... Vo",666 7,000 3,000 cons Sale 99% Sale - 2,000 253,000 3,000 99,000 316,000 Sale 115tf Sale Bid. 84 tf 89 tf 95 tf RANGE IN MARCH. March 31.ft March 2. 21 ' J Registered 48",666 PRICES Price Jan. 2 BONDS March. Value. EXCHANGE—BONDS Mar. 96 Mar. 6 94% Feb. 26 96 102% Jan. 31 105% Jan. 29 Last sale 100 July 28 22 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS Sales in March. Price BONDS Value. K. t. Bid. 6,000 CCG 1993 J D ....1993 J Ref 0c Imp 6a series C.........1941 J Ref & Imp 5a series D ....1963 J Ref 8c Impt 4 H* aerlea E. . . .1977 J D A St L gen a4a General 5awrl««B " 8,666 47,000 452,000 . . PRICES Jan. 2 1931. STOCK EXCHANGE. . Ask. Ask Ask. Bid, Bid. Sale 935* 96** 109H 114 93 1115* 113** 116 J 104 Sale J 103** 100** Sale Sale 1045* 105 104** 104** 104** 104** Sale 99** Sale 1005* Sale J Sale 94 IN RANGE MARCH. Mar. 12 Mar. 27 97 — 1045* "Mar "16 164 Mar. 1045* Mar. 13 99** Mar. 27 1005* Mar. 6 104** Mar. 1,000 5,000 . 1939 J J 1991 J Cairo Div lat fold 4a ClnW&M Die latg4a 13,000 3,000 J St Loula Div lat coll truat g 4a. 1990 MN 1940 M S Spring 8c Col DIt lat g 4a J WW Vat Dlv lat g 4a 1940 J J CJev Col C 8c ind gen con 6a 1934 J Oct Lor 8c Wheel con lat g Sa... 1933 A O J Cler 0t Mahon Valley g 5a 1938 J Cler 8c Marietta lat gu 4Ha 1935 MN Clev 0c Pitta gen gu 43*s aer B.. 1942 A O 1942 A O Series B gu — Seriea A gu 4Hi. Seriea C gu 3H* ... 1942 J J 1948 MN - 1950 F 38,000 Clev Union Term'la lat a f S**s A. lat a f g 5a aerlea B guar—... 74,000 1st s f guar 4**s ser C 96,000 8,000 Coal R1t Ry lat gu 4a... 180,000 Colo 8c Southern Ref 8c ext 4 Mia. General mtge 4**s series A 202,000 8,000 Col 0c Hock Valley lat ext g 4a . A ,1961 A - A 1977 F Seriea D 3H«-_ General seriea A..... 89,000 6,000 Clev Short Line lat gu 4 Mis- O 1972 A O 1973 A O 1977 A O 1945 J 92 ** W4 93** 98 98 100 102 102 1980 MN J0cJ 1956 438,000 Cuba Northern Rya lat 5H> 134,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5a lat 0c refund 7Hs aerieaA. 46,000 lat lien 8c ret 6s aeries B 47,000 250,000 Del 0c Hud lat 4s tax ex N Y.— 9,000 10-year convertible 5s... 16,000 15-year 5H*-Del Riv RR 0c Bdge lat gu g 4a.. 1942 J 231~6o6 1936 . Den 0c Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s... D 95** "71"** Gold 4a 11,000 EastTenn Va 0c Ga 43 44** Sale 66** Sale 82** 77** 69 65** 40** Sale D 60 1943 MN 1935 A O 1937 MN 95** 101 72** 65 Sale 104** 104** 105** 98 Sale 8Z# 76 Sale Sale 76** A 96 95 1936 F Sale 25 J D 1961 MN 1941 J J 1937 A O 1937 J J 1948 A O ...1941 MN Elgin Jol 0c East 1st g 5a ~6",666 El Paso 0c S W 1st 0t ref 5a.-... ...1965 AO ...1996 J 153,000 Erie 1st con 0c prior lien 4s ...... 50 100 60** 1045* Sale 102** 104** 101** 85 Sale 84 100 ...1951 F 98 Ser A.. ...1953 A Ser P. ...1953 A 745* 70** 70** 76** 71** Sale 795* Sale 79** Sale conv ...1953 A 4s Seriea D.. Ref 8c Impt gold 5s ser Ref 0c imp 5s of 1930 1927 1967 MN . ...1975 A O Erie 0c Jersey 1st a f 6a ...1955 J 109 112 Genesee Riv RR 1st s f 6s. ...1957 J 106 Erie & Plttsb gen gu g 3M» set A.1940 ...1940 Series G 3M» J 107** 93** J J 12,000 Fla Gent 0c Pen consol gold 5a ..1943 D ...1959 20,000 Fla East Coast 1st 4 Ms— ...1974 M S 287,000 1st 0c ref 5s aer A 53,000 Fonda John 0c G1 gen ref 4Hie. ...1952 MN ...1941 J J Fort St U D Co 1st g 4Ks 8!# 80 75 "II# 77 ; 1015* Mar. 24 745* 74** 74** 74** ....... 1933 A 29,000 99 5s —Oct. 1945 J Ga Caro 0c Nor 1st 5s, 1929 Ga 0c Ala 1st J Georgia Midland 1st 3s........-1946 A "6",000 Gouv 0c Oswegatchie 1st 5s 1942 J 2,000 Gr R 0c 1 ex 1st gu g 4**a 1941 J 65,000 Grand Trunk of Can a f 7a 1940 A 129,000 15-yer deb g a f 6a guar 1936 M S Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5a —1947 J D 352,000 Extended at 6% to 1934 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1936 100 Sale Sale Sale Sale 44** 103}* 7 70** Mar. 4 80** Mar. 12 705* Mar. 17 975* Mar. 9 1035* Mar. 24 106 Mar. 26 Mar. 965* Mar. 101 ** Mar. 1035* Mar. 445* 1035* Mar. 1035* Sale 71,000 96,000 124,000 411,000 14,666 1973 1976 1977 Gen mtge 5s Ser C.. Gen 4His Seriea D.... series E 4", 000 31,000 " 7 Mar. 6 104 1035* Mar. 24 103** Mar. 24 525* Mar. 28 525* Mar. 28 97 107}* 108 1075* 110 104 104 1025* 86** 81** 745* 1075* Mar. 9 108 Mar. 27 1025* 103** 1035* Mar. Sale 88** Sale 86** Mar. 83** 86** 91 865* Mar. 75** 71** Sale 71** Mar. 104 Mar. 30 W* 102 76 Sale 77 Sale 705* 82** 80** 110** 93** 93** 89** J 73** 72 Sale 735* 745* 735* 893* Mar. 14 87** Mar. 21 75** Mar. 3 "98** Mar." 1005* Mar. 31 73** Mar. Mar. Mar. 77 72 77 Mar. 70** Mar. 7 3 2 72 Mar. 705* Mar. 82** Mar. 72 Mar. 81 110 Mar. 110** 111 109** 110** 1085* Mar. 935* 935* 112 Mar 16 72 109 110 Mar 20 106** Jan. 72 ' 2 2 Mar. Last sale 3 29 20 Sale 2 20 Mar. 28 23 24 21 22 97 .1951 J A - 86 75 A 85 '1951 7,000 76,000 67", 000 35,000 464,000 6,000 Collateral trust gold 4a.. .1952 A 2 104 86 73 ----- 1115* Sale 99** 1095* 105** 99}* J 79 Coll tr g 4s L N O 8c T... .1953 MN 85 Registered............ Refunding 5s 15-year secured 6M« 40-year 4Ms... Cairo Bridge gold 4s..... MN .1952 J .1955 MN ......... .1936 J J .1966 F Cash Sale. V A .1950 J ...... D Sale 102** 1045* 109** 96 85 Sale 93 Mar. 24 22# 67 87 10 1045* Jan. 103** Feb. 100** Mar. 17 100** Jan. 100** Mar. 20 1005* Jan. 98 Jan. 15 100 Jan. 55 9 55 Mar. 9 55 Jan. 14 92 Mar. 16 85 Jan. 2 95 73 Jan. 16 73 1103* Sale Mar. 104 ** Mar. 1105* Mar. 27 112 Sale Sale Sale 96 H 85 98 Sale Mar. 2 101** Mai""9 1103* Mar. 9 106** Mar. 3 99** Mar. 4 993* Mar. 7 995* 100** 995* Mar. Sale 1095* Sale 1095* Mar. 1065* 105 Mar. 106** 165 96J* Mar. Mar. 7 * 9 24 26 575* Feb. loo 9 105 104}* Mar. 995* Jan. 29 101** 110 Feb. 112}* 108 105** Jan. Feb. Jan. 3 17 Mar. 21 Mar. 9 Mar. 20 Mar. 10 109** Jan. 2 112 Feb. 24 109 99 9 109 Jan. 6 1015* Jan. 2 Ill Jan. 28 Jan. Jan. 1075* Jan. l63** Jan. 97** Jan. 96 ft 3 106** Feb. Jan. 4 30 100 Jan. 30 995* Jan. Jan. 15 9 7 Jan. 15 8 85 18 165* 165* Mar. 5 '18" "Mar." 13 7 21 95** "97** "87** 88 97 Sale 1035* Sale 1033* 1005* 100** ----- 965* Mar. 86** Mar. 1035* Mar. 1035* Mar . 97 Mar. 23 873* Mar. 19 1045* Mar. 18 24 104J* Mar. 2 - 95 ** 88 75 785* 903* 845* 92* 845* 60** 87** 88** 895* Sale 85** 885* 21 Feb. 100 5* Feb. 17 100 Jan. 1015-* Mar. 9 102** Mar. 31 Sale 99** Mar. 98 Jan. Jan. Sale 77 Mar. 102** Mar. 18 78** Mar. 2 74 Jan. 88 85 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 85 Feb. 6 86** Jan. 10 85 87 91 Sale Sale 90 865* Sale 1055* Sale* 101 109** Sale 1095* Sale 955* Sale 905* Sale 905* 92** 88** 100X Jan. 1005* Feb. 100 75 87 3 1065* Jan. 99 1015* Mar. 9 102** Mar. 31 1015* 102** 100 101** Jan. 166** Mar." 13 101 1015* 995* Sale 785* Sale 96** Mar. 4 995* Jan. 21 92 Jan. 12 86** Mar. 27 103** Feb. 6 1045* Mar. 18 100** Mar. 101** Mar. 1005* Mar. 1015* 102}* Sale 101 86 7 875* Mar. 17 166~5* "III ioo** "III "61 ** 195* Mar. 895* 725* 101 "90" ~§r~ *91" "92" "88** * i 1035* 9 105 Mar. 21 101** 1015* 101 1015* 1015* Mar. 26il01** Mar. 9 1115* 112 1113* Sale 111** Mar. 14 112** Mar. 20 107** Sale 1073* Sale 107** Mar. 2 108 Mar. 10 905* 905* 85 '89" "66" MN 855* Oct. '29 93 Mar. 16 80 Jan. 14 31 Jan. 8 29 Feb. 28 54 98 87 101 5 96 Jan. 16 30 7 2 93 Mar. 10 90 JanI 93" 88 "Mar 1095* Mar. 90 Mar. 905* Mar. . 6 6 80 Jan. 6 85 Jan. 2 101 "Mar .30 l06""ljanl 28 Mar. 21 107 Jan. 30 110 Jan. Mar. 27 98** Feb. 16 88** Mar. 90** Mar. 110 6 10 28 925* Mar. 27 1055* Feb. Feb. Mar. 161" Mar.' 85 86** Jan. Mar. 13 855* Mar. 875* Mar. 5 87 90 Mar. 10 Feb. 101 V* Jan. 23 102}* Mar. 18 795* Feb. 28 Feb; 28 88 A !l955 Mar. Mar. 12 20 99 .1951 M ... 1st refunding 4a Purchased lines 1st 3Ms„ c 29 25 107 H 108** 106 104 1035* Mar. Sale Mar. 195* Mar. 60 85 "86** 7 Jan. Mar. 16 Jan. 16 98 J* 104** Extended 1st g 3M« 1st gold 3s sterling.. 5 110 19 100** 102 955* 895* Mar. 14 87** Mar. 21 79** Jan. 23 84 Mar.' 31 Jan. 21 112 Jan. J Sale 5 98** Jan. 27 IOO** Ma?l3i 73** Mar. 30 78** Jan. 23 72 Mar. 23 785* Jan. 27 2 72 Jan. 16 70** Feb. 21 72 Mar. 31 84** Jan Sale 72 Sale Sale 3 Feb. Jan. J 74 82 71** Mar. 31 Sale Sale 1035* O 23 2 25 2C 104J* Jan. 6 Mar. 30 19 104 Feb. 1025* Jan. 84** Feb. 81 101** A 6 Jan. 2 108 1045* Jan. 77 J .1951 J .. 14 Feb. 9 Mar. 12 O 98** Sale Jan. 23 Mar. 16 A 100 5 164 93 96** A Mar. 20 Jan. 80 17 95 J* F 27 Mar. 24 Jan. 102 Mar. 16 101** 105** 100** 1005* 100 1005* Jan. 7 1035* Jan. 525* Mar. 28 60}* Feb. 965* Feb. 25 965* Feb. 1025* Jan. 90 97** J 97** Jan. 755* Jan. 765* Jan. 795* Mar. 97 .1933 MN 4 Mar. 17 2 1005* Mar. 31 Feb. 25 30 83 9 2 855* Jan. 81 1!** 95** 93~" Jan. Jan. 93 O 94 3 106 14 98 2 99 77 MN .1933 MN Illinois Central lat g 4s. Registered 90 Jan. 90 A .1937 J lat gu g 5a redeem 2G3",000 Sale 70 .1937 MN .1937 J J Houst E 8c W Tex lat 6a 42,000 Sale 10 Mar. Mar. 12 705* 805* 30 705* 2 975* 27 103** 93 .1999 J Housatonlc RR 3M> Registered 98 Feb. 5 95** Jan. 100}* Jan. 1035* Feb. 95 47 2 80 Sale 79** .1999 J Hock Val 1st con g 4Mb 1st gold J 59 104 100** 70** 70** 112 109 J 348,000 Hudson 0c Manhat 1st 0c ref 5s A .1957 Adjust income 5s Feb 1957 295,000 1,000 J Feb — Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a Gulf Mob 0c Nor lat 5M« Registered.............. con g 5s— 2,000 Houst 0c Tex C lat g 5s Int gu 2,000 Hous Belt 0c Ter lat 6s 2,666 Sale 107** Sale 1035* Sale Feb Green Bay 8c West deb ctfa A Debenture ctfa B... 1940 1950 Ise mtge gold 5s series C 70,000 ..1950 8,000 Gulf 0c Ship Island ref 5a...Feb 1952 ~ 1095* _ "975* I6I5* 1st 0c refund 4^1 Ser A 1961 J Gen mtge 5He Ser B...—....1952 J Gen 4Mb 81 4 12 17 104 ----- 105** Sale Jan. Feb. 955* Feb. 74** Mar. 27 73** Mar. 25 70 Feb. 4 72 Mar. 19 195* 103** 104 52** Sale _ Sale 68 685* Jan. 98 965* Mar. 10 97 5* Mar. 31 995*'Mar. 2 100** Mar. 31 755* Mar. 31 815* Mar. 2 80 Mar. 31 835* Mar. 2 Mar. 30 20 104 92 "97** ioi" 111 9 19 3 6 66 Sale 93** Jan. 69** Jan. 40** Jan. 535* Jan. 70 Jan. Sale 100 Sale Mar.'29 10 107J* Mar. 2 31 1045* Jan. 23 ~0 95** Feb. 20 965* Mar. 6 2 1015* Jan. 101 Jan. 5 93 Jan. 31 975* Jan. 7 92 Jan. 22 96** Mar. 3 Mar. Sale Sale 5 111 1085* Feb. 1655* Jan. 161** Jan. 46 70 J Registered...... 169,006 J 85 73 87 23 18 70 78 104 102** Jan. 35 32 64** cons 15 19 20 Mar. 19 1005* 1005* 100J* 101 100** Mar. 17 1005* Mar. 9 1005* 101** 100** 101** 1005* Mar. 20 1003* Mar. 10 Galv Hous 0c Hend 1st 5a. Feb. Jan. 30 104** Feb. 72 100** 101 1005* 101** "1I606 101 2 1045* Feb. 715* Mar. 13 415* Mar. 63** Mar. 77** Mar. Sale 65 101 74** Mar. 27 73** Mar. 25 O 9,000 10 20 6 925* Jan. 20 72** Mar. 12 71 J* Mar. 13 7,000 Gal H 8c San Ant M 0t P 1st 5a..1931 M N 2d guar exten 5a 15,000 1931 J J D 6 26 15 22 Last sale 91** 1065* 103** • 103** Jan. 1015* Feb. 101 Jan. 1005* Jan. 21** Sale 28** 265* 89 101 104 5* 103 Ft Worth 0c Denver City 5 His ...1961 J ...1933 A Fiean Elk 0c Mo V 1st 6s 955* Feb. 104J* Jan. 1015* Jan. 101 Jan. . i045* Mar." 16 104** Mar. 1015* Mar. — 415* Sale 46 J Penn coll trust g 4a.... 60 yr conv g 4a Do do Gen ----- 5 21 95** 59 Sale Registered. 735* 735* 735* 73-5* 195* 10 66 725* 905* Mar. 26 95** Jan. 19 Sale Mar. 30 1095* Mar. 9 111 Sale 106** Mar. 31 107** Mar. 2 1025* 1025* Mar. 2 1035* Mar. 10 955* Mar. 23 965* Mar. 6 965* Mar. 14 1015* Mar. 10 Sale 101 Mar. 31 Sale 93 93 955* Mar. 6 955* %5* 955* Mar. 12 96** Mar. 3 96 95** 8 93**—— "97" 76** 5 103 103 J 1st consol gen lien 4a 20 32 102** 103** 103** Mar. 1105* 106** 102** 955* 1015* 95** 43 36 965* Mar. 91 925* Jan. Sale 97 965* 101** 102** 103 105** 105** 166 98 98}* Sale 97 97** 100** 99** Sale Sale 81 75** 80 83}* Sale 8 19** —1996 J Registered ' 73** 1936 J 1st g 5s 1956 MN cons 725* 74** 71** 70 1995 J - - 73" 96 71** 71** J Certificates of deposit Dea Plaines Val 1st guar 4Hs— 1947 M 8 1995 J D Detroit 0c Mack 1st Hen g 4a 37,000 Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu 4H* Dul Missabe 0c Nor gen 5s. 5~ooo Dul 0c Iron Range lat 5a. 3,000 Dul So Shore 8c Atlantic g 5s East Ry M No Dlv lat g 4s - Sale 95** 96** 96 69** D 1935 J ~ Sale Sale 74 1952 J 151,000 Consol gold 4***--— 159,000 Deny 0c R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955 1978 Ref 0c Imp mtge 5s ser B 63,000 g4a Sale 73 68 1936 J 1936 Dea Moines 0c Ft D lat gu Sale 64** A0cO 1955 . 91 89 63 ..... - 97 9 Mar. 24 1025* Mar. 17 104 1035* 1035* 104** 1035* Mar. 9 1045* Mar. 2 63 12,000 Consolidated Ry non-conv deb 4s 1954 1955 Non-cony debenture 4a. 10,000 28 Mar. 23 Mar. 89 107** 102 5* 955* 1015* 935* Sale 925* Jan. 99 93 101 89** 101** 110 Sale 23 Mar. 91 ** Mar. 102 1015* 101** 101** 100** 101** 100** 101** 89 90** . 104** 1035* 103** 104 J* 90 89** 64** 93 17 16 Jan. 13 1015* Jan. Mar. 12 98** Feb. Jan. 93 Feb. 10 97 95 92 98 98 90 96 89 97 101 96 1948 A O Non-cony debenture 4a. 92** "98" 101 108** Sale 104** 106 mx Sale 1955 Non-cony deb 4s 90** 95** 915* 101** 86** 86** 1025* 104 102** Sale 1943 "2",000 94 Feb. Feb. 2 1045* Mar. 10 Jan. 7 2 105 30 1015* Jan. 21 1035* Jan. 1635* Jan. 98** Jan. 99** 98 92 87** 100 D 1935 MN 96** 93 103** 105** 101 1015* Col 0cTol lat ext 4s 25,000 15,000 23,000 2,000 317,000 537,000 18,000 24,000 "95** 93 Conn 0c Paaaum Rita lat g 4a 116,000 163,000 81# 95 .1 Sale Prices. Mar. 12 110 1095* Feb. 17 105 93 100 When issued 18",000 JAN. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices 93 SINCE Lowest. Highest. Lowest. March SI. March 2. Mar." 965* Mar. 11 90 92 90}* Mar. 11 Mar. 20 88}* Mar. 90** Mar. 92 6 6 Mar. 20 N. Y. STOCK Sales in Value. N. Y. PRICES Price BONDS March. STOCK EXCHANGE. March 2. 1931. £o. Bid. Ask. Bid. March 31. Litchfield D1t 1st g 3e Louist DIt Ac Ter g 1951 ->1953 3H*~- 82 Gold 3 Ha T, 000 - Spring! DIt 1st g 3Ha... Western Lines 1st g 4s 84 84 7324 78 8034 76,H 7623 86 84 7354 ,8324 1951 —1951 1951 St Lou dit At Term g 3e 7723 75 Omaha DIt lat g 3a..._ ......1951 i",66o Ask. Bid. ----- Sale Mar. 8423 7623 7623 85 84 1951 "85" 1943 99. 8923 9023 ser A 3,000 9133 Ind 111 At la 1st gold 4s 1950 95 117,000 Internet Ac Gt Nor 1st 6s 1952 912,000 Adj mtge 6s series A..July 1 1952 33,000 1st mtge gold 5s series B J 1956 J 19,000 1st gold 5s series C J 1956 J 15,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s 1972 M N 10,000 1st col trust 6s.. 1941 M N 18,000 First lien At ref 6 Ha 1947 FA 26,000 Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s 1938 J D Certificates of deposit 1st Ac ref 4s 1951 M 38,000 James Franklin Ac Clearf 1st 4s. .1959 J Kal Alleghan Ac G R 1st gu g 5s..1938 J 17,000 Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 4s 1990 142,000 K C Ft S Ac M ref g 4s 1936 80,000 Kan City SoutA 1st g 3s 1950 134,000 Ref Ac Imp 5s Aprill950 109,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s 1960 9,000 Kentucky Central g 4s Kentucky Ac Ind Term 4Ha "3",000 Stamped 32.000 27,000 13,000 17,000 1,000 2,000 O A O A O J J J J 1997 D 3003 4 Ha 7034 1334 13 34 70 71 75 8034 82 7254 75 1923 17 24 14 25 1923 5 Sale 4 9154 9534 93 102 Sale 100 9523 Sale Sale 9334 80 86 93 102 103 100 10334 85 Sale 85 100 23 Sale Sale 9634 9053 Sale 9834 Sale 7923 Sale 8634 91 34 9523 9723 77 24 Sale 8954 Little Miami gen 4s series A 1962 Long Dock 1935 gold 6s Sale Sale 94 Gen gold 4s Gold 4n 1932 5s f<ouis? Ac Nash? gold 5s Unified gold 4s......... Registered 106 10024 9623 95 j 9823 : Sale 61 98 66 9623 103 Sale 1st Ac ref 4 Ha series C 2003 1946 St Louis Dl? 2d gold 3s 1980 Mob At Montfi 1st g 4 1945 South Ry Joint Monon 4s 1952 107 Sale' 102 Sale Sale "6623 9623 104 .1955 100 68 8923 96 7323 7423 7623 70 80 1931 74 67 6923 9823 Sale 8654 1959 .1934 —— 1941 1st 4s asstd.. 1st 4s 1951 M 3H» J S 1st gold 3Ha 1952 MN Ref & Imp 4 24s series 1979 J C J 1940 A Milw Ac State Line 1st guar D "9623 "III 8523 "89" 10123 10223 9423 O 1934 J 1934 J 1947 M D 324i—1941 J Minn Ac St L 1st cons gold 5s ...1934 MN MN Temp ctfs of deposit 98 99 9723 1st Ac refund gold 4s.. 1949 M S 1962 Q F "15" "30" 15 21 423 8 1938 J J ...1938 J 1938 J 10-yr coll tr g 6Ha 1st Ac ref 6s series A 1946 J J 1949 M 1978 J 8 25-year g 5*8.. 1st ref 5^9 series B M St P At S S M 1931 Ac Cent 83,000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s 144,000 Mo Kan Ac Tex 1st g 4s M S J Term 1941 MN lat Chic Term s f 4» 1949 J 1: A.1959 J D 1962 J J Missoiir-Kansas-Tsxas RR— Prior Hen 5s series A 40-year 4s series B Pr Hen mtge 4 H» aet D Cum adjust 5s series A 9823 9334 9823 80 82 44 65 97 9723 92 J J 1978 J J ...1962 Jan 1967 A O Missouri Pacific RR CSj— 1st Ac refund 5s series A......1965 F A 279,000 General 4s. .....—.—1975 M S 427,000 1st Ac ref 5s series P.. 1977 M 8 480,000 1st Ac ref g 53 ser G ...1978 MN 231,000 Convertible gold 5 H* 1949 M N 239,000 1st ret gold 5s series H 1980 A O 233,000 1st Ac ref 5s ser 1 ..1981 F A 1.750,000 July 1938 MN 23,000 Mo Pac 3d 7s sxt at 4% J Mobile Ac Blrm prior Hen g Js 1945 J 90 J J Mortgage gold 4s.............1945 J J Small Small.... c Cash sale. 4 Mar. 17 3 7 9623 Mar. 25 23 Jan. 13 10 9124 Jan. 7 97 4 Mar. ~ UV* Mar 37 Jan. 5 65 Jan. 2 8934 Mar. 2 6124 Mar. 31 78 75 Mar. Mar. 8824 Jan. 12 10 10434 Feb. Feb. 90 16 27 19 2 65 Feb. 17 5 81 Feb. 18 7234 Mar. 13 8323 Mar. 21 8034 Feb. 21 6824 Mar 30 7224 Mar. 13 Jan. 10 .83* Mar. 21 71 72 Mar. 13 73 Mar. 21 69 Feb. 6 Feb. 2 15 Mar. 28 1534 Mar. 27 14 Jan. 28 16 Jan. 21 5 1334 Feb. Mar, 28 3 15 Jan. 9 6 Jan. 12 Feb. 18 7023 Mar. 30 6834 Mar. 30 7923 Mar. 31 3 Mar. 28 9524 Mar. 7 5 Mar. 2 9634 Mar. 20 92 Mar. 11 65 Jan. 94 Jan. 5 3 9054 Mar. 97 23 Mar. Sale 78 Mar. 9534 9534 Sale Sale 93 Mar. 95 Mar. 94 9324 Mar. 94 Mar. 28 9334 Jan. 9134 Feb. 2 9324 94 92 94 Mar. 25 90 Jan. 19 9934 8153 10223 9524 Mar. 20 Mar. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 2 90 9523 Jan. 7724 Jan. 93 9624 Last sale 10023 Apr. '29 Jan. 21 9224 Jan. 21 78 5 2 9924 Mar. 20 8154 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 10223 Mar. 3 9 9524 Jan. 9424 Jan. 21 94 17 10 Mar. 12 Feb. 90 100 Sale 86 Sale Mar. 9 10234 Mar. 24 10023 Mar. 24 10023 Mar. 24 102 85 Mar. 25 100 Mar. 31 86 Mar. 6 10023 Mar. 3 98 Sale 10134 Feb. 9 103 10034 Feb. 3 10023 8434 Jan. 12. 8734 85 Jan. 23 85 100 Mar. 31 10054 10423 10624 -- 88 ..... — Sale 9523 Sale 89 Side 9823 Sale 69 Sale 97 Sale 9623 Sale 93 Sale 9623 Sale 9323 "95" 97 96 100 Jan. 8 Mar. 24 Jan. 23 Jan. Feb. 23 7 Jan. 28 87 10134 Jan, 27 9024 Feb. 13 Jan. 8534 Mar. 86 Jan. 3 5 103 Jan. 10234 Mar. 9134 Mar. 104 6 102 Feb. 110 110 Mar. 92 Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 Mar. 6 9123 Mar. 27 9134 Mar. 10724 Mar. 10724 Mar. 28 9734 9823 9254 98 9624 Mar. 9224 10123 10123 10223 10124 94 34 943-8 9423 101 10134 102 60 Sale 9634 Sale 63 7 98 Mar. 11 9234 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 2 102 Mar. 24 102 Mar. 13 9534 Mar. 5 10124 Mar. 27 Mar. 75 Mar. Mar. 20 9724 Mar. 9634 Mar. 7 Jan. 7 10024 Mar. 3 10623 Mar. 5 10424 Jan. 20 9734 Mar. 92 8523 Jan. 10923 Jan. 9134 Mar. 104 Jan. 110 Mar. 30 Jan. 26 9134 Mar. 27 10723 Mar. 28 10023 Mar. 18 101 94 95 98 Jan. Jan. 14 Mar. 11 9834 Feb. 93 9824 Feb. 9254 Jan. Jan. 6 15 Jan. 102 Mar. 24 9834 Jan. 102 Feb. 101 92 18 9524 Mar. 5 10124 Mar. 27 Feb. 10024 Feb. Mar. 20 61 Jan. 75 94 Jan. 9733 Mar. 7 10234 10323 99 Sale 9834 Mar. 2 99 10134 Mar. 18 10123 10423 Mar. 4 106 10423 Mar. 11 10523 99>3 Mar. 26 101 66 68 6734 10123 8653 8723 Sale 9534 9523 9623 10034 10023 101 Mar. 30 Mar. 6 Mar. 20 Mar. 23 9733 Feb. 101 2 6724 Mar. 9 95 9 86 Mar. 5 9624 Mar. 26 Mar. 16 10034 Mar. 16 100 Mar. 9 2 Jan. 99 Mar. 63 106 Jan. 7 10233 Jan. 20 Feb. 6734 Mar. 10054 Feb. 95 Jan. 7434 Mar. 27 75 Mar. 18 Mar. 9 9 9 9623 Jan. 22 10034 Mar. 16 10133 Feb. 11 8923 Feb. Jan. 10123 Feb. 7423 7023 77 9923 1012-3 92 23 19 Jan. 10054 Feb. Mar. 27 9924 Jan. 10124 Feb. 25 10654 Feb. 24 10424 Jan. 10434 Feb. Mar. 73 24 Jan. 67 Jan. 70 Feb. 2 9824 Jan. 9924 Jan. 17 90 Feb. 27 9924 Feb. 3 90 7723 Jan. Feb. 9924 Feb. 9734 8823 4 9023 8924 Mar 8923 100 10223 10124 10234 10053 Mar, 13104 87*34 9423 8723 90 "9923 Mar, 20 100 9934 10123 9923 9934 Mar, 31j 9924 9933 100 993-3 Sale 95 94 Mar, 25 95 93 96 9423 9733 83 23 88 23 9 Mar. 23 Mar. 4 Last sale 79 May 26 8524 Jan. 6 9054 Mar. 23 10054 Mar. 13 10424 Feb. 6 Mar. 14 "9724 Feb."II 166" "Mar." 14 7 92 88 20 30 18 30 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 26 20 30 30 Mar. 24 Feb. 27 95 Feb. 5 90 Apr] 28 1724 Jan. 20 1624 Feb. 3 20 Mar. 26 30 Mar. 24 3 9 Jan. 21 89 Feb. 6 97 94 V 92 8 18 25 20 Mar. 7 6 7 6 Mar. 10 Mar. 15 Sale 7 8 34 Sale 10023 624 Mar. 4 5 9 83 76 76 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 91 89 8024 9423 10024 8524 Mar. 8934 9934 82 23 6324 Mar. Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 6 Mar. 19 Mar. 23 59 6434 9053 9133 10324 Sale 100 8753 8823 963-3 9653 97 Sale 7923 Sale Jan. 89 Jan. 23 6224 Feb. 67 Jan. 27 91 Mar. 9923 Jan. 21 Jan. 62 5934 Mar. 17 8823 Jan. 3 Mar. 3 9 2 9924 Mar. 31 10324 Mar. Mar. 21 8754 Mar. 5 92 Mar. 16 9634 Mar. 3 98 14 27 9924 Mar. 31 10323 Jan. 13 Feb. 4 92 Mar. 21 9423 Jan. 12 98 Mar, 16 87 94 Mar. 88 Mar. 28 95 Feb. 10 Mar. 91 Mar. 100 6134 Mar. 31 71 Mar. 61 24 Mar. 89 Mar. 75 Jan. Jan. 26 9423 Sale 94 88 85 15 Jan. 96 6134 Sale 8934 Sale 75 Jan. 92 Mar. 30 Sale 9023 97 6523 Jan. Mar. 28 71 8823 14 88 91 9823 Sale 9723 Mar. 9134 Mar. 25 91 Sale Sale 5934 Mar. 17 9024 Mar. 2 81 89 Sale 9923 Sale 9423 Sale 8424 Feb. 27 9424 Jan. 19 10034 Mar. 19 Sale 94 96 Sale Jan. Mar. 8924 Mar. 9823 Jan. 9823 Mar. 31 66 9433 3923 8823 9034 Sale Jan. 90 84 70 Sale 95 95 100 15 88 8854 Sale 75 8423 76 34 91 93 23 Sale 100 9923 Sale 82 8534 89 62 34 6234 66 9824 9723 Sale "8754 Jan. 8 87 19 Mar. 25 Last sale Mar. Mar. 21 88 624 3 ~9723 Janl"26 "9723 ".Tanl~26 89 Sale Sale Sale 89 Mar. 30 8723 Mar. 30 89 Mar. 31 88 8834 Sale 9623 9734 9923 88 Mar. 31 Mar. 31 97 Mar. 9053 7823 8854 Mar. 11 79 Mar. 28 88 4 9434 9423 9923 9523 9534 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 99 2 Mar. 7 9934 Jan. 7 Jan. Jan. Jan. 9 24 8 8724 Mar. 99 89 Mar. 101 88 Mar. 99 88 Mar. 9554 Feb. 21 99 Feb. 28 16 97 Jan. 9554 Jan. 97 94 9023 105 10354 Mar. 10034 Mar. 10623 Mar. 9734 Mar. 105 102 94 65 Sale 10123 Sale — 39.000 2,000 18 93 25 90 J 1990 J ser 85 90 J Mississippi Cent 1st 5s 109,000 80 J ... 9923 9134 15 J 1st cons 5s gtd as to lot 5 20 Certificates of deposit M St P At S S M 4s stpd Sale 95 S Ref Ac ext 5s series A 112,000 Mar. 10034 10024 1940 J Midland of N J 1st ext 5s 151,000 114,000 91 9023 9823 Sale 25 1977 City 5s ...1931 23,000 Mil At Nor 1st ext. 4Ha (1880) Cons ext 424s (1884) 15,000 3,000 Mil Spar At N W 1st gu 4s 91,000 Mar. 26 10133 10123 106 10523 106 10533 10523 Sale Sale 9934 Sale 9353 101J3 Jack L Ac S gold 24,000 97 10023 10154 10023 Mar. 18 10053 Mar. 10 1934 Mich Cent Det At Bay 52,000 119,000 24,000 19 19 Feb. 78 10023 98 10023 10133 5s 71 9123 9823 Sale 10124 101 ■105 106 10423 Sale 1101 Sale 9834 67 6733 102 10023 86 ?4 8923 9323 9634 9534 2003 cons Feb. 8423 Feb. 85 97 '10023 -— 10033 10423 10434 10023 9234 6324 9934 1st At ref 5H» seriej A........2003 1st Ac ref 5s series B 1st 72 7123 Sale 7723 7923 7934 Sale 7223 Sale 15 1923 17 1523 5 334 9523 9634 92 10023 10023 16424 103 34 1931 1st ext 4s 32,000 71 92 |10023 10023 96 ...1940 Manito S W Colonix g 5s Man G B Ac NW 1st gu 3Ha 184,000 Mar. —... Manila RR South Lines 1st 4a....1939 4,000 5,000 Mar. 16 ................ Coll trust gold 5s......... 13,000 Atl Knox Ac Cin di? g is 1,000 Louis Cin Ac Lex di? 6 4Ha 14,000 Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s 2",000 7723 48 —- 60 1937 Paducah Ac Mem Dlv 4s " Sale Sale 10224 10123 10023 10334 10023 8423 8454 8523 8123 I 8123 83 923-3 10123 9754 9924 10133 92 >4 93 34 I 9423 992-4 10023 101 77,000 20-year deb 5s. 1937 53,000 Guar ref gold 4s. 1949 43,000 N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s_ Oct. 1932 341,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series A—1969 24,000 lou AC Jeff Bridge gu g 4s 1945 7.000 39,000 7834 Mar. 26 8523 Mar. 6 78 Jan. 21 Mar. 31 10223 Feb. 96 Jan. Mar. 14 96 10324 Jan. 61 10123 10434 103 100 34 91 24 92 90 101 1938 - Mich Air Line 9624 Mar. 25 88 9023 96w 9153 1092« 11323 10923 112 9123 8934 106 10554 10054 cons g 5s..July 1931 gold 4s....... ..July 1931 Mex Internat Mar. 31 10123 Mar. 3 93 Mar. 20 Mar. 14 23 105 I 97 >4 88 101 1934 15,660 Sale 103 8834 10924 11323 1949 "V,o66 14 Jan. 21 7534 Feb. 13 8423 Feb. 19 85 Feb. 18 9023 Jan. 3 9124 Jan. 101 1965 Deb gold 24,000 Sale Prices. 3 8223 Jan. 86 1941 Uniflod gold 4s 23,000 177,000 91 75 10234 107 1945 Lex Ac East 1st gu 5s 4,000 35",000 96 Sale 72 24 70 96 3003 "f,66o 276,000 Sale 9223 Mar. 31 105 Sale 103 106 10353 Mar. 10 105 10054 105 Mar. 20 10323 10034 Mar. 4 101 98 10034 10023 10323 101 5 8534 Mar. 16 8823 Mar. 8623 Sale 86 34 Sale | 88 Sale 1954 1940 14,000 Long Island 1st 13,656 Mar. MN Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s Lehigh Ac N Y 1st gu g 4s cons 64 24 65 Sale D M N Leh Vail RR gen con 5s series....2003 1st Sale 97 1997 cons 9224 Mar. 24 *93" "Mar "l7 92 8934 Sale 5034 Sale 8223 72 Sale 5734 60 24 —... Registered cons 77 77 96 10323 105 37 9123 1941 Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s Gen 10323 103 23 80 93 23 1937 2,000 Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4Ha 273,000 Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s 1~95~,666 7634 Mar. 30 Sale 9923 9623 9923 71 8523 7134 7823 103X4 10434 10323 104 1961 Registered 7623 Mar. 30 8434 Mar. 10223 9223 J A 1961 Registered 25-year gold 93 97 1, 11.000 Lake E Ac W lat gold 5s 1,000 and gold 5s 47,000 Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 324s 5,OOo' Leh S D 1987 Plain 26,000 94 95 93 1940 Indianapolis Ac Louis? 1st gu 4s.1956 Ind Union gen Ac ref 5s A 1965 Gen Ac ref guar 5s ser B 1965 15", 600 101 Sale 1963 4His series C 7834 Mar. 26 8524 Mar. 6 92 Ind Bloomington Ac W 1st 4s 31,000 Sale 78 79 3 9 87 8423 92 23 Registered........... Joint 1st Ac ref 5s 1. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Prices. 77 Ask. 7723 79 85 78 84 Ill Cent Ac Chic St L Ac N 200,000 JAN. SINCE Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Illinois Central (Concluded) " RANGE MARCH. IN Jan. 2 .r 4,000 36,000 23 EXCHANGE—BONDS Jan. 16 92 Mar. 28 8823 Mar. 11 92 Mar. 28 88 Mar. 30 79 Mar. 28 88 Mar. 30 34 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS Sales in Price BONDS March. N. Value.i T. Bid. 1938 —1947 Refunding 5c Improv't 4%a ...1977 Sec 5% notes — 1938 Mohewk 5c Mai 1st ftu £ 4s...—1991 Mont Gent 1st £u £ 4s— 1937 1st guar gold 5s.. ......1937 2000 1142,000 Morris & Esses 1st gu 3%» Constr M 5s ser A w 1 1955 24,000 Constr M 4%s aer B w 11955 98,000 Ask. Mobile 5c Ohio gen gold 4s 1,000 1,000 149,000 8,000 76,000 ----- 90 % 85 3,000 Sale y 69% 95 95% 3 3% 94% 95% 102% 103% 103% Lowest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. ' 99 69 IV Mar. 28 101% Mar. 5 Mar. 30 69% Mar. 30 Mar. 31 81% Mar. 2 Mar. 23 93% Mar. 23 JAN. X. Highest. Sale Prices. Mar. 28 102 Mar. 30 Mar. 31 Feb. 18 Jan. 2 Feb. 17 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 84% Mar. Mar. 10 107% Mar. 95% Mar. 9 3% Mar. 30 3 Mar. 4 rA Mar. 13 Mar. 4 Nat RR Mex prior lien g 4H* ...1926 Assent cash wars rect Not 4 on 6% 3% 8% N J June R gu 1st 4s..: 1986 F N O 5c N East ref 4%a A 1952 J 88 27,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s.......1953 J 98 30,000 N O Tex At Mex non cum lnc 6s .1935 A First 5s series B 1954 A 93 32,000 1st mtge gold 5s series G—...1956 F 88 33,000 1st 4Ks series D 82 —1956 F First 5 He series A 104",666 97% ....1954 A Npt & Gin B pen gu g 4%a .....1945 J 97% 100 10",606 N Y 5c Bklyn AM B cons g 5S...1935 A 1935 MN 106% 84,000 N Y Cent RR con? deb 6s Consol 4s series A__. ....1998 F A 95 166,000 Ref & Impt 4Ks series A 199,000 2013 A O 102% A O When issued.. 2,898,000 Ref 5c lmpt 5s series C.. 403,000 2013 A O 106% 1997 147,000 N Y G 5c H R £ mtge 3%a Registered 1997 5,000 Debenture gold 4s 207,000 ...1934 MN 21,000 30-year deb 4s of 1912 >..1942 J J Lake Shore coll £ 3%«.... 1998 53,000 6,000 Registered 1998 Mich Cent coll g 3%« 1998 20,000 Registered —....1998 85 75 100 % 1937 A O 100 % 105 90 92 93 90 "92*1 93 100 99 89 100 % 92% 93% 82 86% 98 98 Sale 91 90% Sale Sale" 107 86% 85 mm mm «■ m. mm mm m 107 Sale 101 100 85 Sale 82 86% 74 80 96% 97% 107% 107 3 Mar. 4 12% July'28 5 Jan. 20 Mar. 11 5 Feb. 3 7 Jan. 7 Feb. 7 4% Jan. 7 Mar. 18 87 Mar. 18 3 87 99% Feb. 6 101% Feb. 10 91% Mar. 30 92 92 Mar. 20 88 3 Mar. 18 Jan. 87 92 Mar. 18 Mar. 20 91% Last sale §1 83 Mar. 30 87 Mar. 12 90 98 83 87 Mar. 27 92 Mar. 11 87 Mar ."30 98% Mar. Mar. 31 93% Mar. 98% Mar. 30 100% Mar. 75% July '29 93% Feb. 10 26 93% Jan. 27 94% Jan. 24 Jan. 6 Jan. 6 100% Jan. Mar. 30 Mar. 27 86 89% '89% 2 89% Mar. 30 101% Jan. 96 100% .101% Sale <106% Sale ( 94% 100% 100 Sale i 100 Sale 1106% 161 % Mar 28 101% Mar. Mar. . Mar. Mar. 107% Mar. 96% Mar. 2 2 101 6 Mar. Mar. 100% Mar. 25 107% Mar. 21 84% Mar. 31 Mar. 106 94 100 100 106 84 84 Mar. 30 Mar. 82% 88 Mar. 100% Sale 100% Mar. 30 101 100% Sale Mar. 3 98 98% Mar. 97% 98* 98 98% 83 83% Mar. 4 84% Mar. 83% Sale 81 % Mar. Mar. 2 79 Sale 81% 83% 79 Mar. 83% 84% 83% 85% 83% Mar. 4 84 82 84 78% 80 30 84 9 100 84% Sale 99 99% Sale Mar. 30 99% Mar. Jan. 16 Jan. " 24 Mar. 10 101* Jan. 27 Jan. 14 107 Mar. Mar 19, 97 2ll04 Jan. 21 Jan. 30 3 100 Feb. Mar. Jan. 9 12 2 100% Mar. 25 2 109 84% Jan. 9 99% Sale 10 18 July'28 4% Jan. 7 Mar. 11 85% Mar. 86 20 6 84 _____ 21 4 87 Sale mm mm Jan. 90 82 Jan. 5 5% Mar. 87 89 92% Sale 98% W492 Jan. 3% Mar. 31 101% 104% 98% 100 96% 102% 101 107% 107% Sale 96% Sale 95% 100% Sale 100 mm Sale 96% 98* 82 83. 76 & 94 95% 6% 3% Sale 86 82 93% 105 87 88 5% 18 Mar. 4 Last sale 4 T~ "4% ""5" 5% 86 13 95% Mar. 9 23 104% Feb. 24 3% Feb. O 9 102* Feb. 17 2 103 93% Jan. 102% Jan. 3 Feb. Mar. 30 2 Mar. 23, Feb. 18 Jan. 108% Jan. 20 6 Jan. Mar, 26 102% Mar. 20 94% Mar. 17 88 18# Jan. Last sale 4% 4% 1st g 4a Highest. 102% 102% 103% 84 Sale 84% ~85% 84 106% 108 % 106% 108% 107 101 101% 101 102% Sale on N Y Chic 5c St Louis "74% O First cons gold 4s —1951 5,000 Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on 10,000 Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s... 1954 MN New England RR cons 5s.. 1945 J J Cons guar 4s T.666 1945 J J 39,000 Sale 100 91% 91% 108% 109% 108% mm A A 5 Sale 93 % 95 101 104 1937 No Ask. "99% 80% Sale 106% 101 100 % 101 % Sale 102% 104% 40,000 April 1914 coupon off Assent warr receipt 102 H 88 105" Sale" Nashville Ghat & St L 1st 4s....1978 National Ry of Mexico— Prior Hen 50-year a f 4K»-----1957 Assent cash warr rects No 3 on Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon....-.1977 1,000 Ask. Bid. Bid. SINCE Lowest. March 31. 95% Montgomery Dlv 1st £ 5s Nash Fla 5t Sheff 1st gu g 5s March 2. RANGE IN MARCH. PRICES Jan. 2 1931. STOCK EXCHANGE. Jan. 7 87% Jan. 24 85% Feb. 9 Mar. 80 2 101 Feb. Mar. 9 25 6 98% Feb. 13 Jan. 6 76 82 Jan. 82% Jan. 85% Jan. 6 22 80 19 5 23 97% Jan. 10 2 82% Feb. Jan. Jan. 2 29 3 85 84 Jan. 7 3 100 97% Jan. Jan. 20 A O Registered. "8", 066 25-year debenture 4s 1931 207,000 6% gold notes 1932 Refunding 5%a series A......1974 140,000 Refunding 4%a series C 1978 882,000 119,000 NY Connecting 1st gu 4%a A..-1953 1st gtd 5s series B 1953 1947 ~~i",666 NY& Erie 1st ext g 4s 1933 3d ext gold 4 Hs N Y Lack & West let 5s A 8", 606 A O A O M S 1st 5C ret guar 4%a Ser B N Y 5t Jersey 1st 5s - 100 % Sale 99% Sale 101% 103 F A 90 102 F A 104 Sale 105% Sale MN M S 1947 M N 2000 MN 1973 MN 1973 MN 1932 F A N Y 5c Greenw L guar g 5s N Y & Harlem £ 3%a - 5,000 MN Long Branch gen 4s.... .1941 M S NY5cNE Boston Ter 1st 4s_. .1939 M S N Y 5c 88 ... 95% 79 101 100% 100% 101 86 100% 101% Sale 106% Sale 91% Sale 102 102% 103% 105% 92% 98% 96% 97% 84% 100 100% Mar. 101% Mar. 101% Sale 104% Sale 86% Sale 102 104 100% 101% 106% 92% 103% Mar. 86% Mar. 102 Sale Mar. 104% 105 93% 92% Mar. 98% 96% 98% 84% 88% 103 103% 103% Mar. 103 102% 101% 101% 101% 101% i01% Mar.' 7 92% 97% Feb. 99% Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar." 102 100% Jan. 22 102 107 102 7 Jan. Feb. 9 Feb. 20 7 105 104% Jan. 92% Mar. 96 Jan. 103% Jan. 86% Mar. Jan. 93 Jan. Jan. 92% Mar. 14 24 16 7 97% Feb. 21 103% Mar. 10 103% Mar. 10 103% Mar. 10 101% Mar."20 100% Jan. 6 101% Mar. 20 89 89 N Y New Haven 5c Hartford— Non-conv debenture 4s...... .1947 M S .1947 A O Non-conv debenture 3%s 7,000 20,000 66,000 35,000 75,000 Non-conv debenture 4s...... .1955 J 2,000 72,000 27,000 577,000 1,000 21,000 , J 33,000 11",066 2,000 1171,000 1199,000 31.000 , O J .1956 MN Non-cony debenture 4s J Convertible debenture 3%a.. .1956 J .1948 J J Convertible debenture 6s 27,000 170,000 103,000 20,000 1,000 .1954 A Non-conv debenture 3%a J Registered Il940 Collateral trust 6a .1957 MN .1967 J D Debenture 4s...... 1st & ref 4%a ser of 1927 Harlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4»-_ .1954 MN 1992 1955 1942 N Y 5c Putnam 1st con. guar 4s ..1998 N Y Susq 5t West 1st ret g 5s 1937 Second gold 4Hs... .—... >1937 General gold 5s... —1940 Terminal 1st gold 5s 1943 N Y Westches 5c Bos 1st 4%a 1946 Nord Rys extl s f 6%« 1950 Norfolk South 1st 5t ref 5s A 1961 N Y Ont 5c West 1st g 4«—.June General 4s N Y Prov 5c Boston gen O 4s ... 82% 70 81 73 83 80% Sale 70 114 % 74 Sale J A 88 64% M S J D A O A O J F A F A M N 104 % 70% 72 91% Sale 88 88% J A O F A 81 Sale 36% 37 95 93% 50 99% 79% Sale 105 36 Sale Sale 89 Feb. Feb. 84 Mar. 12 81 % Feb. Mar. 12 79% 86% 86% 79% Mar. 21 73 83 Jan. Mar. 21 ; 42%, 69 83 58 Mar. 25 84 81 Mar. Mar. 86 87 88 Mar. W4* 87 88 86% Mar. 30, 87% §5% Sale 80 83 79% Mar. 14l 83 116 Mar. 30117% 116% Sale 117% Sale 115 Mar. 3 115% 105% Sale" 105" 105% 105% Mar. 9 106 74 Sale 74 Mar. 77% 82 77% 93% Sale 94% Sale 92% Mar. 94* 89 93% 92% 93% Mar. 93* 95 91% 77 90 85 85 40% Sale 30 33 J J 105" 89% Mar. 89% 82% 79% 95% 72% "96"" 73% ~6i"" 68 S* 36 91% 94% 76 "59" 45% Sale 77% 69% Sale 4i Mar. 32 Mar. 14 Mar. 27 Mar. 4 Mar. 2 iih .Tan. 80% Jan. 70 Jan. 83 114% Jan. Mar. 18 114 Mar. 4 Mar. 9 Mar. 7 104% 71% 91% 89% 118% 115% 106% 77% 95% 93% Jan. Jan. Jan. .Tan. Jan. Mar. 20 45% Mar. 27 37 38 96 Mar. 27 31% Jan. Mar. 27 96 96% Mar. 7 6 77 Mar. 27 Mar. 11 61 Mar. 71% Mar. 58 3 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 Mar. 9 3 99% Sale 99% 99% 98% Mar. 17 99% Mar. 2 84% Sale 86% Sale 83% Mar. 30 87% Mar. 11 106% Sale 106% Sale 106% Mar. 9 106% Mar. 31 33 40 Mar. 19 40 Mar. 3 44% .35% 36 Feb. Mar 26 5 . 27 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 Mar. 9 Jan. 9 Mar. 18 Jan. 21 Feb. 24 Jan. 27 Mar. 20 46% Jan. 38% Jan. 96 20 9 21 Mar. 27 92% Jan. 6 96% Mar. 70 Jan. 2 78 Feb. 13 58 Jan. 61 Feb. 24 98% Mar. 78% Jan. 105 Jan. 7 99% Mar. 2 87% Mar. 11 2 107% Jan. 26 36 Jan. 2 45 Jan. 9 77 Jan. 22 81 Feb. 25 ft Norfolk Ac South 1st g 5s 10",000 Norfolk 5c Western gen g 6s ... .1941 MN .1931 MN Improvement 5c ext g 6s.......1934 .1932 New River 1st gold 6s io~i",666 Norfolk 5t West Ry 1st con g 4s....1996 .1996 Registered .1944 Div 1st 5c gen g 4s ~23",66o .1941 Pocahontas C 5c C Joint 4a 20,000 .1974 North Gent gen 6c ref 5s A Gen 5c ref 4H* series A stpd_..1974 .1945 Northern Ohio 1st gunr g 5s 3,000 1,000 420,000 Northern Pacific prior Hen 4a....1997 .1997 8,000 Registered ... Gen Hen ry at Id gt 3s....Jan 2047 173,000 Registered. .Jan 2047 2047 Ref 3c Impt 4 Ha Series A ii7"5o6 2047 Ref Ac Impt 6s Series B 212,000 ... 2047 Ref 5c Impt 5s Series C 16,000 Ref 5c lmpt 5s Series D..—. .2047 43,000 .1933 1,000 North Pac Terminal 1st 6s 2.000 Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s... .1938 3,000 2,000 14,000 4,000 28,000 122,000 F A 102% 101 % 97% A O J J J D Sale M S 100% 102 102% A O 91 Sale Q J Q J Q F Q F J Sale 92 98 _ — 95% 94% Sale 93 91% 68% Sale 65 70 Sale 87 100% 100% 100% Mar. 23 1003 Mar. 23 104% 101% 98% Mar. 16 104% Mar. 16 1043 98% 97% 98% Sale 98 98% 107 102% 103% 93% 94% 94% Sale 92% 93% Sale 63% 66 96% Sale 112% Sale Sale 113 J 102 % J 102% Sale 102% 104% 104 Sale 102% 103% 104 105 105% 102 103% J O .1946 J D .1938 F A J 79 94% 101 94 108 108 93 99 76 102" Sale 109 50 96% 71 102% 102 103% 102% 96 97% 96% 107% 107% 109 107% 108% 107% ,94% 95% 94% 102% _____ 45 95% 101 Mar." 1.4 98% Mar. 6 Mar. 6 96% Jan. 29, 96% Jan. 97% Jan. 97 % Mar. 2 99 97% Mar. 3 97% Mar. 20 93% Mar. 30 94% Mar. 11 90 94 95% Mar. 93 99 " Jan. 97% Jan. 7 19 99 Jan. 2 Jan. 100 Jan. 27 101% Feb. 103 97 Feb. 16 Jan. Jan. 16 Jan. 97 Jan. 95 Jan. 96 Mar. 91% Mar. 67% Mar. 96% 112% 103% 103% 105% 103% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 6 92% Mar. 11 68% Mar. 25 98% Mar. 113% Mar. 105 91% Mar. Feb. 101 Jan. 113% Jan. 102% Feb. 105% Jan. 102 105% Jan. 9 7 Mar. 11 104% Mar. 11 105% Mar. 26 103% Mar. 25 73 Jan. Feb. Mar. 67 Feb. 105 Feb. 102% Feb. Jan. Jan. 27 24 21 10 105% Jan. 103% Mar. 25 75% Feb. 28 77 Jan, 28 95 95 92% Sale ..... Sale 97% _____ J 99% 9 100% Mar. 23 101% Feb. 104% Mar. 16104% Mar. 16 _____ Sale" J .1938 J Sale 97% 5 J J Sale 107 .19a J J sale. 98 98 Sale 96 103 % .1946 J Cash 98% 96% Sale S 5s...-> c 99 M Oregon-Wash 1st 5c ref 4». 7,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s. 19,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s 2d extended gold 5s 6,000 — 101% A O 90 104 O .1937 A O General gold 5s..... .... .1946 J D Oregon RR 5c Nav con g is J Oregon Short Line 1st con £ 5s. .1946 J con 81% 100% A J Ogden 5c Lake Gh 1st guar g 4a. .1948 J Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s.—. .1943 M S .1936 J D Ohio River RR 1st g 5s Guaranteed 75 85 100 % 101% 40 96% 101% Mar. 6 102% Mar. 6 Mar. 23 102% Mar. 23 Mar. 16 97% Mar. 11 Mar. 7 109% Mar. 6 ___ 103 97 109 109% Sale 94% Mar. 13 95% Mar. Sale 37 41 97% ____! Mar. 30 108% Mar. 3 6 101 % Feb. 10 102% Mar. 6 102 Feb. 3 102% Mar. 23 92 Jan. 31 97% Mar. 11 107 Feb. 18 109% Mar. 6 107 Feb. 2 109% Jan. 20 92% Jan. 2 95% Jan. Mar. 16 37 3 53 95% Mar. 96% Mar. 13 Mar. 17 101% Mar. 20 102 101 Mar. Mar. 95% Feb. Jan. 2 97 24 102 Jan. 26 8 Feb. 20 Mar. 17 N. Y. STOCK ales Price BONDS dare Valu Bid. ~9l" f *%•—1955 J J 1968 M S Paullsta Ry 1st 8c ret 7s xt: 1942 m e 1958 F A 1958 M S Gonsol Hold 4s.. 89 1948 MN Registered Consol Issue of 1915 1960 F A General 4lis Series A ......1965 J D General 5s Series B._.........1968 J D 28" 255, 117, 331, 15-year secured 6lis Registered... 1964 MN F ..... 996, 046, Pennsylvania Co— Guar 3lis coll tr reg ctfs ~4" ser Guar 3 lis coll tr ctfs ser B Guar g 3lis tr ctfs series C Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs Series D Guar gold 15-25-year 4s "4" 5, 11, 184, 40-year guar 98 993 98 98 97% Sale 1942 J D Sale 97% Sale 1944 J D 1931 A O tr ctfs 4s Ser B..1952 MN 104% Mar. 3 105% Mar. 16 96% Mar. 31 98 Mar. 2 95% Mar. 27 97% Mar. 20 Sale 1977 A 88::::: 88-51" — 100% Sale" 99% 93% 94% 94% 101% Sale 100% Sale Sale 100 100% 102 2 Mar. 24 Mar. 6 Mar. 26 Mar. 7 89 92 1963 MN Mar. 5 4 105 Mar. 11 106% 101% Mar. 16 102% 109 Mar. 2 110% 109% Mar. 6 110% 87 89% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 10 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 91 90% 86% 86% 89% 86% 89% 100% 100% 105 107 105 105% Sale 96% Sale 96% Sale 109% Sale 105 Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. 95% 97% 99% 98% 106 Sale Sale 98 109 Sale Prices. 101% Sale 109% Sale 109% Sale 105% Sale 104% 105% Sale 109% Sale 108% Sale Highest. j Sale Prices. IVi O A.1937 M S 1941 F A Secured gold 4 % 8 Ask. A .1981 A MARCH. Lowest. 101% 101% 104% 104% 104% 107 Sale 106% 103% Sale 103 Sale 94 93 95% 97 97% 99% Sale 97% 98% 99 98% 93 103 % 1970 A O — Ask. Bid. 104 1936 F A 40-year 5s Debenture gold 4 lis.. General 4%s series D__ 238" 95 973 973 .....1948 MN Stamped dollar bonds IN March 31. 101% 104% Sale 106% Sale 103% 104 104% 104% 106% Sale 102% Sale Penn RR consol fold 4s........1948 MN 49, 1, Bid. Ask. 95 % Paris-Lyona-Med RR 6s...... Sinking fund extl 7s Paris-Orleans RRExt s f 5 136, 18, March 2. 1931. "T a PRICES Jan. 2 n. t. stock exchange. Paducah Ac Illinois 1st EXCHANGE—BONDS Mar. Mar. Mar. 90% Mar. 13 89% Mar. 90% Mar. 13 9 90% Mar. 16 100 Mar. 10 100% Mar. 2 93% Mar. 3 95 Mar. 9 Mar. 30 102% Mar. 6 loSg Penn Ohio 5c Detroit RR— 146, 45, 20, 1st 5c ret gold 4lis series A Peoria 5t East 1st cons 4s 60" 55 1st 4s Series B 1st g 41is ser C 297 11 80 ~97~" 94 —1980 M w S 1943 M.N —1974 F A f 4s 1937 J Pine Creek registered guar 6s—1932 J Pitts 5c West Va 1st 414s ser A —1958.J 14 33 Pitts McK 5c J D 5, 12" 29, 151, 915, 723, 5, 176, 2, 45, 19, 59" 4, 156, 17, 61, 1 1, "1" 103% 103% D J .1977 J J 2, 29 con 102% 103% 101 103 .1943 J J 101 103% ... MN J D A Prior lien 4s series. A 102 J 618 40 St Paul Minn 5c Man cons 1st consol gold 6a O 8 J J J A O A 92% Sale 99 Sale m "82% "96" 166"" 98 96 Sale 85% Sale 2% 2% 95% Sale 84% Sale 98 87% 88% 103" 100 100% 100% Sale Sale 100 O J 87 Sale 8 79% Sale Mar. Mar. J 1931 J J Mar. 18 104 Mar. 13 103 90% 93% 96 92% Sale 94 101 95 83 4 Mar. 28 Mar. 13 J A 85% 79% 99% Sale 90% 93 94% Sale 100 Sale 86% Sale 81% Sale 102% 101 % Mar. 99% 100% 100 100 Sale 80% Sale 70 Sale 1968 J D 89 1947 J 4s_.—1933 J 4Hs J J 1933 J J D 1940 J J 1972 J J San Ant 5c Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. 1943 J J Santa Fe Presc 5c Phenix 1st 5s._1942 M S 1st g 6s 1934 A O 1st g 5s 1934 A O Sclo Vail 5c N E 1st guar g 4s....1989 MN Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s ..1950 A O 1950 A Oct 1949 P , O May 1933 m e 1935 F A 1935 F Seaboard 5c Roanoke 1st 5s extd.1931 J A A Series B cons guar 5s 1936 F Gen cons guar 59-year 5s.....1963 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49 1st 4 %8 (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977 Convertible 5s ...1934 Gold 1968 1 J A O J VI D S f D M P May 11969 VI N San Francisco Term 1st 4s. Registered....... 93 1956 V o 1950 6 O 91 Sale Sale 92 95 Sale 111 96% Sale 96 98% 92% 110% 95% 100 80 70 6 2 5 Mar. 28 Mar. 31 86% Mar. 2 81% Mar. 2 69% Mar. 30 Sale 17 Sale 11% 47% Sale 7% 8% Sale 48 Sale Sale 43% 92 109% Sale 100% Sale 102% 103 97% Sale H* 93 Sale 94% 97 89 Mar. 30 101% Mar. 311101 3 Mar. 5 100% Mar. 2 25,108% Mar. 3 9 85% Mar. 13i 77% Mar. 18| 100 82 87% Mar. 10 77% Mar. 18 Mar. 19 100% Mar. 2 Mar. 14 96% Mar. 17 90 Mar. 98% Mar. 3 2 100 Mar. 10 100 Mar. 10 91% Mar. 11 91% Mar. 11 99% Mar. 3 Mar. 2 104 101% Mar. 10 98% Mar. 17 98% Mar. 17 95 Sale Sale 110 Mar. 3 111 95% Mar. 14 Mar. 2 96% Mar. 2 — 104% Mar. 10 104% Mar. 10 101% 96% 100 15% 109 86 96% 104% 97% Sale 96 7 4 104 , 17 90 Mar. Mar. 99% Mar. 103% Sale" 103% Mar. 101% 102 101% Mar. 49% 43% 3% 15% 10% 9% 90 101% 97 86% Mar. 4 103 100 Sale 104% 101% 100% Sale "Si* "94% 88 94 101% 102 103% 100% 40% 45 40% Sale 76 "99% 94 99 104 104 97 83 95 Sale "96"" 102% 103% 94 73 100 Sale 100% 98% Sale 108% 110 A 1959 A O 1945 M S ... 6s series A... Certificates of deposit cons Atlan-Blrm Div 1st g 4s Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A 97 93 100% Sale 96 98% 103% 105 100% 102 92 86 79 90 4 Mar. 14 100% Mar. Mar. 2 100% Mar. 69% Mar. 30 98% 100% 73% Mar. 100% Mar. 20 100% Mar. 4 74% Mar. 25 75 Mar. 30 Mar. 9 82% Mar. 4 92 92 Mar. 18 92% Mar. 31 100% 101% 84% Mar. 18 Mar. 13 Mar. 31 96% Mar. 4 Mar. 21 103 Mar. 23 Mar. 31 102% Mar. 25 100% 101% 100% Sale 100% Mar, 100% Sale 100% 101% 100% Mar, Sale 106 Mar, 106% 103 98% 104 4 94 103 Mar. 100% 100% 100% 100% 100 Mar. Mar. 31 110% Mar. 10 Mar. 13 101% Mar. 6 1083 1003 100% Sale 1931 J Registered.... 96 31 30 4 Sale 3 6 12 13 6 Sale 50% Mar. 18 Mar. 4 4 Mar. 3 16 Mar. 2 Mar 23 50 4 17% Mar. 2 14% Mar. 26 40 51 Mar, 4 Mar. 20 6 Mar, 31 8 Mar, 110 95 99 7 96 97 43% Mar. 10% Mar, 30 11% Mar 30 Sale 40 Mar, 13 37% Mar, 18 30% Mar 30 4 3% Mar 12 "31"' 46 10% Mar. 2 9% Mar. 4 Mar. Mar. 111% Mar. 27 Mar. 101%.Mar. 4 103% Mar. 19 98% Mar. 10 99% Mar. 6 97% Mar. 12 96 116% 99 102% 111% Sale 95 Sale 100% Sale 99 102% 103% 103 Sale 98 Sale 98% 95% Sale 97 96% 96% 93 102% Mar. 96% Mar. 96% Mar. 95% Mar. Sale Sale Sale 95 Cash sale. 95% Mar. 23 95% Mar. 19 95% Mar. 25 100 100% 100% 100% 101 61 78% 74% 77% 90 82% 82 JB* MN Montana Ext 1st gold 4s......1937 J c 100 80% A Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s w mm J J .........1933 6s reduced to gold , mm .1978 M 1st consol gold 4s...... St Paul E Grand Trunk 4%s 4%8 Gold 4%s m 80 102% mm* 1st terminal 5c unlf 5s........1952 J St Paul & K C Short L 1st 4 %•— . 1941 F St Paul 5c Duluth 1st 5s ...1931 F 502 — 24 Mar. — 95% 105% 73% 89% 96% 102% 102% 109% 2 South & Nor Ala 24 — Sale 100% 101 102% 103% 104 104% 103 103% 103% 92% 95% 105% 73% 73% 89% 96% 95% Sale 95% Sale 101% Sale 101% Sale 101% Sale 101% 109% "79% 79% 102% 2 St Louis Peoria 5t N W 1st gu 5s_1948 J J St Louis Southern 1st guar g 4s_1931 M S St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s 1989 MN 2d gold 4s income bond..Nov 1989 J J Consol gold 4s ...1932 J D 15 Sale Sale 102 Mar. 10 —..... St L 5c San Fran Ry gen g 6s General gold 5s Stamped.. Adjustment 5s 102 109% .1950 J Registered— Sav Fla 5c West 75% 91 Prior lien 5s series b......... .1950 1st 5c 45" 93 92 F .1939 Con M 4lis series A Refunding g 4s 118 94% .1940 St Lawr 5c Adirondack 1st g 5s...1996 2d gold 6s .1996 St Louis Iron Mtn 5c South— Gen con ry & land grant 5s....1931 River 5c Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s .1933 St Louis-San Francisco Ry — 117 366 101% Sale 101% 103% 104 5c coll trust 4s series A..1949 A 567 71 101 Sale O Rock Isl'd Ark 5c Louis 1st 43i«-..1934 M Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s..1949 J Rutland 1st cons g 4lis .1941 J St Jos 5c Grand Island 1st g 4s...1947 J 2 65 109% 111% 108% .1940 A .1934 Guar (Jan 1922 coupon) Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s 165 104 110 66 "l" 12" 108% Sale Mar. 20 97% 96% 96% 105 Mar. 19 105 103% Mar. 19 103% Sale 103% Mar. 31 103% Mar. 31 108% 109% 109% Mar. 25 110% Mar. 9 108% Sale 77 95 8, 86 96 D Yough 1st guar 6s_..1932 13 Mar. 30 104% Mar. 17 Mar. 13 94% Mar. 7 Mar. 31 99% Mar. 2 5 Mar. 98 Mar. 25 !tH 91 97 96 96 103 .1956 M 9 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s.....1951 A O Gen 5c ref 414 a .1997 > J Gen & ref 4lis series B .1997 J J Rensselaer 8c Saratoga 1st gu 6s..1941 MN 1st 96 . 101 1970 J Mar. 20 13 103% 102% 104% 102% 93 92% 92% Sale 94% Sale 92% QQ Sale 97% 108% 23% 22% 23% 22% 102% 102% "96% 92 95% 95% QO 3.7 94% 95 93% Sale" 94% 95% 94% Sale 95 . A MN 14 20" ... 98% Mar. 31 100% Mar. 10 85% Mar. 4 87 Mar. 10 20 101% 102% 101% 102% 102% Mar. 9 102% Mar 9 102 101% 102% 102% Mar. 13 102% Mar. 13 101% 102 ... ... 97 99% Sale 86% 87 101% 102 A Richmond & Mecklenburg 1st 4s..1948 MN 38, h ... F Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s...1952 J Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s...1939 Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s....1940 127, 99% 102% 98% 95% 87% F ........1975 A O Pitts Va 5t Char 1st guar 4s .1943 Pitts Y 5c Ash 1st gen 4s ser A...1948 1st gen 5s series b .1962 Providence Securities deb 4s .1957 55, 94% MN Providence Terminal 1st 4s 29" Sale MN ............. 2d guar 6s Pitts Shen 8c L E 1st g 5s First consol gold 5s... 1 79 92 94 General g 5s ser b_ General 41is series C *2 10 94 101 Registered 95 94% 92% 1960'A O Gen guar 5s series A 32 350 22% 102% 97 1959 A Con 4s series F guar g... 1953 Con 4s series G guar g__ 1957 Con 4s series h guar g— ......I960 Con 4 lis series I guar g. .....1963 Con 4 3is series J guar 1964 4 97 Sale 92 A...1940 A O Con 4!4s series B guar g 1942 A O Con 4lis series C guar g... 1942 MN Con 4s series D guar g.. 1945 MN Con 31i> series E guar g_. 1949 F A "4 99% 102% 104 P C C 5c St L guar g 4lis ser 1 92 108% 23 s 1st mtge 4lis series C 8 Sale 100% Sale 95% 97 1st M 4 lis ser B 111 103% 104% 108% Sale 87 24% 100 103% Sale 1956 J Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr "4" iiH 1990 A Phila Bait 8c Wash 1st g 4s General 5s Series B 19" "l" 1940 A Income 4s (flat) Peoria 5c Pekln Un 1st 5%» A...1974 F Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A —1956 J 100% 85% \ •: 5 97 Mar. 3 EXCHANGE-BONDS JST. Y. STOCK 36 Sales in H BONDS March. Ask Bid. 59,000 2791666 10,000 140", 000 25,000 438,000 60,000 116,000 161665 63",656 3,000 Calif 1st cono 5a I9$7 M N 101 97 South Pac Coast juar 4* 1937 J J 96% South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4a 1955 J J Reft! ate rod J J Stamped Federal tax 1955 J J Southern Ry 1st cons 5a.... 1994 J J 110 Registered... ... 1994 J J 86 % Derel & gen 4a series A ...1954 A O Devel & gen 6s aeries A 1956 A O 110)4 Devel 8c gen 6%a series A 1956 A O 115 Memphis Diy 1st g 5s 1996 J J 100)4 87 St Louis Div 1st g 4a 1951 J J 90)4 East Tenn reorg Uen 5s_. ..1938 M S Mobile & Ohio col! tr 4s 1938 M S 40)4 Spokane Internat 1st g 5s.... 1955 J J Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g Sunbury & Lewis Sale 109 Sale 1st g 438,000 Unlor ...1952 A O 1947 J J 1947 J 102 Sale 103" 1967 1968 4s 4s U N J RR 8c Canal Co gen Utah 8c Northern 1st ext D 1944 M 8 1933 J J 1st 4%a F 90% 84% Virginia Midland general 5s Va 8c Southwest 1st guar 5s J J A O 1936 2003 1958 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A.......1962 1st mtge 4%s series B 1962 Wabash RR 1st gold 5s 1939 Second gold 5a 1939 Ref 8c gen s f 5 Ms ser A 1975 Deb 6s registered.. 1939 1st lien 50-year gold term 4s.. 1954 Det 8c Ch Ex 1st g 5s 1941 1,000 Des Moines Dl? 1st g 4s 1939 6,000 Omaha Div 1st g ...1941 13,000 Tol 8cCbic Div 1st g 4s ..1941 8,000 35,000 Wabash Ry ref 8fc gen 5s ser B ..1976 Ret 8r gen 4%» series C 109,000 1978 Ref 8c gen 5s series D 50.000 1980 First cona 50-year 5s M N .... 3 %• Warren RR 1st ref guar Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s Wash Term 1st guar 3%« MN MN F A M 8 J 54 101% 162% 97% 100 79% 105% Sale 100 102% 103 Sale 96 Jan. 95 Apr. 28 Mar. 92 4 2 92 Jan. 89 Mar. 9 Mar. 31 100 99% Mar. 99% Mar. 7 94 Mar. 31 100 7 Mar. 31 102% 95 100 Mar. 94 Mar. 93% Mar. 106 Mar. 12 107 Mar. 89% 84 J 88 A 85% M 91 F 94 A 84 92% Sale Sale A 94% Sale 2000 F A 1948 Q M 1945 . 95 Mar. 31 100 95% Mar. 6 100 Mar. 75 Mar. 10 74 75 3 98% 98% A* Sale 96% Mar. Mar. 23 Mar. 30 102 Mar. Mar. 98 96% Mar. 11 2 Mar. 69% Mar. 7 Mar. 6 Mar. 27 88% 93% 78% 92% 101% Sale Sale 93% Sale J 92 Sale 56,000 Registered ..2361 J J 1966 M S 15,000 Wheel 8c L E Ref 4%s ser A Refunding 5s ser B ...1976 M S 1,000 M 8 26,000 Wheel 8t L Erie RR 1st con g 4S..1949 1942 J D 31,000 Wilkes-B 8c East 1st gu g 5s.. Wilmar 8c Sioux Falls 1st 5s 1938 J J ; 1960 J J ■9", 660 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s 1949 J J 20,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s 88% 90% 95% 2361 J Sup 8c Dul Dl? & Ter 1st 4s_—1936 6,000 1,000 Worcester 8c Conn East Ry 4H»-WU 90 88 "92% Sale 42% 99% 87% 51% M N J 65 J D 75 68 J 56 70 ■ ' 88 48% 101% 92% 65% 75 70 5 Jan. 6 12 Jan. Feb. 21 102% Jan. Jan. 99% Jan. Jan. 16 Jan. 28 5 105 2 102% 94% Mar. 31 102% Last sale 98% 86% Feb. 19 94% 7 Mar. 29 5 Jan. "74"" 90% 89 87% Mar. 92% Mar. 871 921 Jan. 8 95 Mar. 17 90% Mar. 6 89% Mar. 10 92% Mar .13 Feb. 10 88 Mar. 91 Mar. 2 88 Mar. 23 28 20 Feb. 25 90 92% Jan. 20 96% Jan. 22 75% 87% 76 Mar. 85% Mar. 7 76 Mar. 27 89% Jan. Mar. 3 87% Mar. 27 102 Mar. Mar. 92 87% Mar. 92% 102 Jan. 28 102 91 88 Mar. 28 96 Jan. Jan. Jan. 23 9 83 91% 95% 93 96% Mar. 30 80% Mar. 31 92% 92% 89% Sale "93% 95% 95% 100% 101 90% 90 44% 52 55 102% 93% 94% 59% Sale 66 93% Sale 91 90% 17 21 98 88 102 8 ..... Jan. 94% Jan. 113 2 Mar. 96% Mar. 30 83 Mar. 10 81 Sale 82 Sale 96 Mar. 3 91 Mar. 31 Sale 95 96% 91 103% 104% 103% Mar. 2 103% Mar. 20 103% Sale 96% Mar. 24 96 Mar. 3 96% 95% Mar. 4 89 Sale 88% Mar. 28 95 94% Sale 90 91 8 M 16 6 102% Feb. 26 89 88 III 92 91% 13 Mar. 16 Mar. 87 102 80 91% 91 93 M 86 102 8 100% Feb. 9 98% Feb. 98 Jan. Feb. 97 99 100% 104% 102% 98% Mar. 26 96% Feb. 4% Jan. 108% 94% Mar. Jan. Feb. 9 98 Jan. 12 26 102% Mar. 27 7 100% Feb. 16 Jan. 5 67% Feb. 19 77 7 105% Feb. 3 108% Jan. Jan. 26 99 Jan. 31 102 7 Mar. 101 94% Sale Jan. 92% Feb. 97% Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale Sale 84 Sale 91% Sale Mar. 10 110 102% Mar. 27 100% Mar. 20 102% Mar. 101 90% 97 5 96% Feb. 93% Jan. 99% Jan. Mar. 30 112% Mar. 16 Mar. 30 94% Mar. 13 Mar. 23 98% Mar. 30 Mar. 93% 6 Mar. 24 90% Jan. 5 79% Feb. 19 76 Feb. 19 60 Jan. 5 10 96 6 7 Jan. Feb. 74 99% Mar. 18 5 7 26 Mar. 12 95% Mar. 53 97% Mar. 30 17 Jan. 10 73% Feb. 19 103 90 7 100 Jan. 89 50 Sale 92% Jan. Mar. 29 95% Jan. 6 Mar. 24 97 Mar. 24 103 87 98% 10 Jan. Feb. 90 Sale 86 102 90 89 10 31 2 16 7 107 5 103% Mar. 17 14 100% Mar. 7 Mar. 14 100% Mar. 20 Feb. 18 Jan. 9 94 101 100 Mar. 31 100 100 Sale Sale 2 113 95 100% Jan. 103% Mar. 17 100% Mar. 7 100% Mar. 20 102% Mar. 100% Mar. 100% Mar. 100 97 100% 100 "69"" 69 71% 69% 106% Sale 106% Sale 107 99% 100 100 102% 98% 1.04 22 Jan. 93 28 Jan. Mar. 10 102 105% Mar. 10 93% Mar. 31 106% Mar. 7 90% Jan. 96 4 Jan. Jan. 97 98 Sale Sale 99% 97% J Registered West Shore 1st 4s guar.... 47 J J 1st 40-year guar 4s 3,000 .......1945 224,000 West Maryland 1st g 4s__. 1952 First 8c ref 5%« series A 69,000 1977 1937 45,000 West N Y 8c Pa 1st g 5s General gold 4s 73,000 1943 1946 130,000 Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A 121",000 40% Mar. 30 Last sale 101% 102)1 27 17 Mar. 25 95 98% Sale 98 5% Jan. Feb. 96 109 94% 95% Sale 101 Sale 102 111% 112% 111% 112 92% 93 Sale 93% Sale 97% 99)4 98% 99% 97% 98% Sale Sale 113 96 25 Feb. 24 Feb. 110% Mar. 20 112% Mar. 25 95% Mar. 36 96 98 90 MN Mar. 16 Feb. 20 16 Feb. 93 85 Sale 90 47 19 Feb. Mar. Jan. 3 102 Feb. 21 105% Mar. 93% Mar. Feb. 4 Jan. 3 106% Feb. Jan. 14 102%, Feb. Sale 69 75 99% Sale 1934 2 Mar. 25 85 50% 96% Sale 100% Sale 110% 110% 93% Sale 95% A Sale 95 93 90 87 74 85 2 96 96 "50% 1957 MN Consol 4a Series B Vera Cruz 8c P Aastg 3,000 14,000 12,000 89,000 13,000 62,000 34,000 78,000 J J 1955 Vandalia consol g 4s A 2,000 J ..... 95% Sale 7 92% Mar. Sale 98% Mar. 13 31 111 28 108% 88% 110% Mar. 26 113% 114 Mar. 19 117% 102 Feb. 24 102 89% Jan. 13 92% 93% Feb. 27 H* Mar. 31 81 99% 104% 91% 102% 100J t 99% 99% 95 Sale 94 98 98% 93% Sale 98% Sale 106% 106 106% Sale 103 103% 102 102% 100% 100% 100% 93% 100 99 26 .Tan. 105% Feb. 98% 100 98% June 2008 M 8 1st lien 8c ref 5s 40-year 4s lnt rets 49 102 Ill 97% Feb. 19 96% Mar. 6 2 Last sale 95% Sale w 102)4 91)4 Feb. 108% Jan. 93% Mar. 4 40% Mar. 30 M Sale 95 91% Mar. 18 92 Ill Sale 42 June 2008 M 8 Gold 4 %s 75,000 19,000 308,000 3,000 102% 105 92% 102 Sale Mar. 110% Mar. 26 113 Mar. 19 117% Mar. 114% 114 Sale Prices. 21 cl06%Mar.l7 95% Mar. 18 Mar, 2 110% Mar. 13 Mar. 13 108% Mar. 13 Mar. 31 88% Mar. 6 81 90 Mar. 88 92 101% Mar. 102 100% 101% 101 105% Mar. 105% ----- 105% 106% 92% Mar. 93 % Sale 93 Sale 105 Mar. Sale 105% Sale 105 91 J Pac RR 8c land gr g 4s Rej Istered ... Fit t 8c refunding 4s_. 865666 100% 93% Sale 47 57 85 ... refunding gold 4s 113 92% Sale 93% . Firs' 87% Sale 105" 109 108 98" HI" ...... 95 81% Sale 110% 112% Sale 117% Sale 102% 105 Sale M 6s A ..1947 A O 21,000 A O 13,000 Term RK Asan of StLlstg4%0-_1939 First cons g 5a 1944 F A 11,000 J Gen ref s t gold 4s 1953 J 14,000 A..1950 F A 63,000 Texarkana & F S Ry 5H* J Texas 8c N O cons g 5s Aug 1943 J ...2000 J D 4"O",666 Texas 8c Pacific 1st g 5s Second g inc 5s (flat) Dec 1 2000 Mar 98)4 Gen ref 5s ser B__ .....1977 A O 83",000 99 Gen 8c ref 5s aeries C 1979 113,000 Gen 8c ref 5s ser D 1980 J D 555,000 1964 M S "III 38,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Te m 5%s J J 101 21,000 Toledo 8c Ohio Cer 11st g 5s....1935 Western Dlv Is', g 5s 1935 A O 2,000 General gold! s 1935 J D 6,000 86 Tol St L & We t 50-yr g 4s 1950 A O "5",666 Tol W Ya & Oslo 1st guar 4%s A.1931 J J 100 J J 1st guar 4%a series B i_ 1933 94 1st guar 4 s series C "5* 000 1942 M S 91 1946 J D 8,000 Tor Ham h Buff 1st 4s 85 Ulster dc Delaware 1st con g 5s. 1928 J D 75 S' pd as to Dec '28 8c June '29int "8,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st Certificates of deposit 109 Jan. 97% Mar. 96% Mar. Mar. 27 95% Mar. 18 Sale 102 Mar.17 1. Highest. Sale Prices. Prices. Mar. 25 cl06% Sale 96 % Sale 94% 44)4 Sale Prices. 95% V4. 97 Sale Sale Sale 106 89 Sale 103 JAN. SINCE Lowest. Highest Lowest. Ask. Bid. 104 Sale '43 J D 1936 M S 4%a Ask Bid. 104% 95% So Pac o 1 RANGE IN MARCH. March 31. March 2. 1931. STOCK BXCHANGK, N. Y. Value. PRICES Price Jan. 2 .... .... 90% Mar. 89% Mar. 93% Mar. 12 93 96 Mar. 12 Mar. 102% Mar. 21 93% Mar. 21 9 49% Mar. 99% Mar. 90 Mar. 44 Mar. 27 Mar. 88% 90% 96% 78% 91 88% Feb. 18 91% Jan. 12 96% Mar. 30 Feb. Jan. Mar. Jan. 84 c97 Mar. 90% Mar. 26 88% Feb. 10 90 Jan. 23 Feb. 18 93% Mar. 3 92 66 Mar. 4 51% Jan. 5 Mar. 10 Mar. 18 75 Jan. 7 Mar. 26 76 80 Mar. 26 80 Mar. 26J 2 70 Jan. 80 70 75 90 73 91% 80 Feb. 26 11 94% Jan. 23 93 Feb. 25 96 Mar. 27 99% Mar. 25 102% Mar. 21 93% Mar. 21 86 Jan. 31 6 42% Jan. 2 53% Feb. 93% Mar. 3 59% Mar. 31 75 Jan. 103% Mar. 20 96% Mar. 24 97 Jan. 6 102% Jan. 92%' Jan. 88% Mar. 93% Mar. 3 66% Feb. 10 80 Jan. 20 80 Mar. 26 INDUSTRIALS— j. 351,000 Abitibi Pow 8c Paper 1st .1953 5s With warrants... 31,000 1952 32,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s 83,000 Adams Express .coll tr g 4a... ...1948 Ajax Rubber 1st s f 8s .......1936 "i",66o Alaska Gold M deb 6s A (flat)...1926 10-year cony 6s ser B (flat) 1925 1,000 3,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948 518,000 Allegheny Corp coll tr cony 5s..1944 Collateral and convertible 5s._1949 334,000 Coll 8c conv 5s 1950 339,000 ... ...1937 AIpine-Montan Steel 7s. 1955 Amer Agric Chem 1st ref s f 7H».1941 Amor Beet Sugar cony deb 6s„..1935 Amor Chain 10-year s f deb 6s 1933 68,000 Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb g 34,000 48,000 18,000 72,000 ■v.; 7,000 20,000 1,216,000 44,000 461,000 330,000 7,000 159,000 Sale .1943 Abraham 8c Straus deb 5%® 5s A O A O 93 Sale 91 Sale M 3 J D 12A M H M 8 A O 5% 5% Sale "81" Sale F A J D A O M M F F A 1942 A 2030 M American Ice sf dob 5s 1953 J American I G Chemical 5 % 0 1949 M Amer Internat Corp cony 5HS..1949 J Amer Mach 8c Fdy a f gold 6s 1939 A Amer Metal Ltd 5%s gold notes__1934 A Cyanaraid deb 5s Amer & ForeignPower 5s American 14 12 Sale 93 76 ... ...... Registered 90% Mar. 98% Mar. 83% Mar. Sale Sale 50 ?8H mx Sale 101 102 Sale 100% Sale 42 95% Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 95 83% 83% 100% 95 Sale 43% "95% Sale 84% Sale 94% Sale "70" 80 80 Sale 93 104% Sale 45 Sale 101% Sale 100% 90 "94% Sale Sale Sale Sale 84 Mar. 13 91 Mar. 30% Sale 103% Sale Sale 102% 106% Sale 79 91 25 102% 103% 101% 106% 4 11 Jan. 14 Feb. 5% 5% 73% 79% Feb. Jan. Mar. Jan. 10 6 78 Mar. 30 78 Mar. 77% Mar. 100% Jan. 86 Jan. 103% Jan. 40% Mar. 98 Jan. 100% Mar. Mar. 30 Feb. 7 87% Feb. 24 85% Feb. 24 85 Feb. 25 102% Jan. 94 10 Mar. 24 105% Mar. 10 Jan. 9 47 Feb. 10 100% Jan. 2 102 Feb. 96 9 76 Jan. 88 18 Mar. 9 84% Mar. 11 79 98 Mar. 85 Jan. 88 Mar. Mar. 11 Jan. 102 12 Mar. 11 95% Mar. 11 95% Mar. 11 Jan. Mar. 24 104% Jan. 105 Jan. 95 91 Feb. Mar. 24 Mar. 3 105 Jan. 104% 107% 120% 105% 103% 108% Mar. 21 101 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 102 Jan. 106 Sale m 105 Sale 103 Sale Sale 105 Sale 104% Sale Feb. 17 106% 108% 127% 106% 102 88 51% Jan. Mar. 13 102 Jan. 2 104% Jan. Jan. 103% Jan. 24 105 Sale Gash sale. Mar. 24 5 99% Mar. 27 10 30 11 14 106% 105) 102)1 c 2 9 Mar. Mar. Mar. '3 104 Mar. Mar. 2 105 Mar. 9 102% Mar. Mar. 27 107% Mar. Sale Sale Mar. Jan. 92 5 102 Mar. 13 Sale Founders deb 60 2 Jan. 83% Mar. Jan. 3 1965 F A 1940 A O 154,000 Amer Water Works 8c Elec coll 5s.1934 A O Debenture gold 6s series A 1975 MN 42,000 35-yt3at deb 5s 86 78 97 2 Mar. J Amer Type 3 Mar. 28 Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale Mar. 105% 104% Mar. Sale 94 104% Mar. 10 105 95 93% Mar. 31 Sale Sale 3 Mar. 25 135 Sale 3 Mar. 105% Mar. 10 104% Mar. 40% Mar. 13 45% Mar. 26 Mar. 4 100% Mar. 3 102 9 100% Mar. 9 100% Mar. 94 Mar. 18 95% Mar. 7 83% Mar. Sale Mar. 6 100% Mar. 107) 109) Mar. 30 78 Sale Sale Mar. 30 6 2 77% Mar. 19 83% Mar. 101% Mar. 30 102% Mar. 12 Sale 387,000 237,000 1,322,000 13,000 35-year sink fund deb 5s.. 20-year sinking fund SHt Convertible debentures 4%0-_I939 J 10 75 106% Sale 109% Sale 449",066 Mar. 17 90% Mar. 8 81 Sale 105 88 Mar. 30 73% Mar. 5 79% Mar. 30 Sale 104% 105 104% 105 96% 93% Sale 94% 31% 102% 103% 101% 106% Mar. 21 99% Mar. 27 ■ 79 91 77% Mar. 96 5% Mar. 24 85 101 6 14 12 80% Sale Sale 86% 86 6 Sale 83 Sale Sale 83% 5% 5% 102% 91% 104% 40% Sale American Natural Gas Corp— 4Q% A O A O 102 J J 105 98% M 8 J D 106 J D ..I960 J J 105% 1943 MN 108 74% Mar. 96 7 75% Sale 80 100% 87% 5 5% 5% "85% 76% Sale 99 12 83% Sale D Sale 98 N Sale 89 J O 104% 105% Sale 92 O Deb 6%s (with purch warr)_.„1942 176,000 1947 240,000 Amer Smelting 8c Ref 5s ser A 162,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s..... 1937 1936 19,000 Amer Tel 8c Tel Cony 4s 30-year coll trust 1946 209,000 87 96 20 80 N 8 A 104 30 A 98 O O 8 95% 98% 89% 100% 83% 1931 M N Amer Cotton Oil deb 5s 85% 77% Sale Mar. 103% Mar. 33 108% Mar. 21 110 Mar. 26 Mar. 2 107% Mar. 7 106 Mar. 11 103% Mar. 31 106 Mar. 13 135 25 99% Feb. 14 2 2 5 102% Mar. 14 31 107% Mar. 17 110 135 Mar. 26 Feb. 26 107% Mar. 106 104 7 Mar. 11 Jan. 9 Feb. 27 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS Sales in Price BONDS March. Value. N. $ 35,000 178,000 8,000 3,000 312,000 394,000 97,000 39,000 PRICES J 1947 J Anglo-Chil Nitrate 7a without war March 2. 1931. Antilla Sug (Comp Azuc) 1st 7*« *39 J Ark & Memp Bdge Ac Term 1st 5a_1964 M J 8 Armour Ac Co. 1st real estate 4 H* 1939 J Armour & Co of Del 1st 5*«_—.1943 J 103 100 D J Sale Armstrong Cork I SS Line coll tr 5a_1959 J deb 5s 346,000 Batavlan Pete gtd deb 1943 22,000 Belding-Hemtnway conv 6s ..1936 148,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B—1948 171,000 First At ref 5s series C 1960 324,000 Berlin City Electric deb 6*s 211,000 Deb sinking fund 6*s 473,000 Debenture 6s 102"" Sale 87 75 Sale O J Sale D 70* Sale 1959 F A O 68 Sale O 69 Sale 1st 634s 1956 Bethlehem Steel 1st At ref 5s g A. 1942 20-year pur At Imp s f 5s 1936 Blng Ac Bing 8 f deb 6He 1950 Botany Cons Mills sec a I 6H»— 1934 Bowman-Btltmore Hotels 1st 7s..1934 Broadway At 7th Ave 1st con 5s..1943 Certificates of deposit... Brooklyn City RR 1st 5a ...1941 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A 1949 A MN J J M Sale A O M S J D 643,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6a 1968 J J 9,000 Bklyn Queens Co Ac Sub gtd 5S..1941 MN 1941 J ... Brooklyn Rap Tr 1st refcou g 4s 2082 37,000 Brooklyn Un El 1st g 4-5a 1956 63,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Go 1st g 5e.l945 6,000 l»t Hen Ac ref 6s ser A 1947 Conv deb 5Hs 1936 i ser B Bush Terminal Co lstia 7,000 70,000 41,000 7,000 120,000 121,000 119,000 31,000 18,000 3,000 8,000 9,000 13,000 316,000 8,000 37,000 A MN MN J 83 Sale MN MN J Sale' F A Sale MN Sale A O Sale A O Sale d A 80 104 X 105 X 113 114 29 8 32 59 M S O J Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped Clearfield B t Coal 1st 4s conv s f 5s_.l943 11,000 Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5» gu 1934 743,000 Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s 1952 18,000 Debenture 5s Apr 15 1952 11,000 Columbus Gas 1st gold 5s 1932 56,000 Columbus Ry P At L 1st 4H*.. —1957 33,000 Commercial Credit s f 6s 1934 53,090 Coll trust 5Hs set A 1935 524,000 Comm'l Inv Trust conv deb5Hs.l949 14,000 Computing-Tab-Record • f 6s 1941 Conn Ry At Lt 1st g 4*a 1951 M N A O J J 98 93 X 30 48 Sale 65* F A 106 X 102 63 F A 99 D 96"" Second stamped J Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s_.1933 Gen At ref 5s series A..........1949 Gen Ac ref 5s series B— 1955 Gen Ac ref 5s ser C 1962 Gen & ref 4*s series D„.......1961 Det United 1st cons g 4Hs 1932 Dodge Bros s f deb 6s 1946 Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6s 1942 Dominion Iron Ac Steel 5s— 1939 Donner Steel 1st ref 20-year 7s_.1942 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6s A—1966 Duqoesne Light 1st mtge g 4H" A1967 69,000 Eastern Cuba Sugar s f 7H« 1937 8,000 Ed El III Bkn 1st con g 4a 1939 1,000 Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s 1995 66,000 97,000 37,000 13,000 630,000 8,000 279,000 10,000 2,000 50,000 36,000 129,000 Sale 28 Sale Sale 16"" Sale 103 99 100 Sale 7 Sale J M S 103 J 100 Sale 77 Sale 71 Sale J D - — J D M S F A 55 X 85 80 101* c Cash sale. 1942 M 8 1942 M S r 94 Sale 100 Sale 93 218 Jan. 101 Jan. 93 Feb. Feb. 6 96 Jan. 2 100 942 Mar. 30 97 Mar. Mar. 31 74 Mar. 16 83 Mar. 16 62 12 95* Mar. 13 Mar. 24 90 Jan. 51 Jan. 94* Mar. 30 90 83 96* Feb. 2 Mar. 26 97 Feb. 2 93* Jan. 6 93* 91* 105* 99* 99* 2 83* Mar. 12 2 93* Mar. 18 45* Mar. 31 107* Jan. 6 107 104 106 71 Mar. 16 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 57 Mar. 9 Mart 3 cl00*Mar. 11 Mar. 103* Mar. 12 99* Mar. 93* Mar. Mar. Mar. 75 10^ 9 2 2 Mar. Mar. 104* Mar. 24 104* Mar. 11 Mar. 103 Mar. Mar. 13 103* Mar. 13 102* Mar. 24* Jan. 103 110 107 Sale 101* Mar. 98 89 65 90 100 103* 107* 107* 107* 103* Mar. Mar. T' 11* Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale Sale Sale 101 22 9 103* Jan. 21 104 Mar. 13 103 20 106 Mar. 13 Jan. 63 Mar. 17 85 Jan. 16 46* Mar. 23 64 Jan. 9 97 Jan. 102* 97* 84* 60* 14 cl00*Mar. 11 Jan. 14 104* Jan. 26 99* 9 Feb. 96* Mar. 25: 85 Jan. 27 Mar. 9 Jan. 5 Jan. 89* Jan. 6 100* Mar. 6* Mar. 16 10 Jan. 8 Mar. 17 16 17 Jan. 9 2 9 28 2* Mar. 18 Jan. 10 102* Jan. 2 104* Feb. 2 102* Jan. 2 104* Mar. 11 100 Jan. 99* Jan. 28 Mar. 42 2 102 88 88 83 Mar. 3 87 82 86* 82* Mar. 3 87 70 101 Mar. 30 Mar. 67* Mar. 95* Mar. 102 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5 103 Mar. 13 2 103* Mar. 13 61 Oct. *29 104* 105* 105* 99* s 70 3 101 3 76 Sale 6 97] Mar. 3 96* 965 97* 95 101 Mar. 25 102] 101* 101* 101* 103 96 * 98* 96* Mar. 3 96* Sale 963 Feb. Mar. 27 Mar. 23 90 Mar. 31 90 102 103* 107* 107* 107* Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. 97 * Jan. 82* Jan. 60* Jan. 28 16 16 19 3 Mar. 13 Mar. 26 1O0* Mar. 20 117* Mar. 12 99* Mar. 117* Mar. 101* Mar. Mar. 31 106* Mar. 23 104* Mar. 12 104* Mar. 104* 103* Mar. 72* Jan. Last sale 102* Mar. 105* Mar. 106* Mar. 70 97 Mar. 17 99 2 Mar. 13 14 106* Jan. 8 4 4 99* Feb. 8 101* Jan. 22 Jan. 104 104 75 56 Mar. 31 Mar. 26 Jan. 101 56 2 Mar. 31 67 Mar. 23 75 7 Jan. 82 2* Mar. 101* 101* Jan. 93* Mar. 18 45* Mar. 31 46* Mar. 98* Mar. 101* Sale 22 Mar. 26 2 Mar. 26 Mar. 16 82* 27 20 Mar. 12 Mar. (85 Jan. Jan. Jan. 99* 94* 101* 101* 99* 98* 100* 98* 83 Mar. Sale 80* Mar. 24 70 100^ Mar. Sale 82 2 Mar. 30 8 101* Sale Jan. Mar. 16 Feb. 11 95 2 Mar. 31 103* Mar. Sale Mar. 25 Jan. 95* Mar. 104* Mar. 17 90 Mar. 12 99* Mar. 78* Mar. 103 Jan. 95* Mar. 13 Mar. 13 98* Mar. 2 105 63 59 74 Mar. 16 ioi" 17 14 63* Jan. 80* Jan. 4 Sale Feb. 98* Mar. 12 39* Mar. 9 45 103* Jan. 28 105, Mar. Mar. .7 Sale 104* Feb. 12 45 6 105 Mar. Sale 74 26 Jan. 9 97 98* Mar. 31 10 9 25 98* 9 9 27 26 Jan. 15 105 105* Mar. 20 33* Mar. 3 65 Feb. 10 104* Jan. 17 105* Mar. 13 111* Jan. 12 114 Feb. 13 31* Jan. 3 44* Mar. 21 16 Sale Jan. 27 96 29 104 14 aW 12 29 cl04*Jan. Jan. Jan. 30 Sale Mar. 16 66* Jan. 92 * June *28 Mar. 30 101 Jan. Mar. 10 45 Jan. Jan. 2 70* Feb. 106 6* 101 85 99 Jan. 102* Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. Sale 13 88* Mar. 13 107* Jan. 12 110* Mar. 18 117* Feb. ~ 120 Mar. 28 Feb. Sale Feb. 8 Jan. 106* 57 Sale 65 94 99 X S Jan. 8 Sale O 85 Mar. 13 101* Mar. 20 12 97 115 M 4 87 107* Fob. 27 Feb. 103 Mar. 17 Mar. 13 103* 104 103* 104* 102* Sale A Mar. Jan. 101* Feb. 18 100 Feb. 14 103* Jan. 23 100* Jan. 8 104 Mar. 2 12* Sale 103 X 97 4 85 105* Feb. 15 99* Mar. 6* Mar. 90 M N 30 6 10 5* Feb. 18 98* Jan. 25 64 A O J Jan. Feb. Jan. 55 29 90* Mar. 90 J 35 105 5 Mar. 99* Sale Sale MN 82 X 60 Jan. Mar. r 70 Mar. Mar. 20 105* Mar. Mar. 3 55 Mar. Mar. 4 105* Mar. Mar. 9 113* Mar. 7 Mar. 44* Mar. Mar. 10 Sale J Mar 59 15 69* 105* 33* 105* 112* 32* 107* M N 1942 M S 1954 J D Mar. Mar. 31 104 97* Mar. 99 Ernesto Breda Co 1st M 7s.'54 117,000 With stock purch warrants 13,000 Federal Lt Ac Tr 1st s f 5s 53,000 First 1 s f 5s stamped 29,000 1st lien a f 6s stamped 7,000 30-year deb 6a series B 102 60* Mar. Sale 97 X J Mar. 86 8 Mar. 18 Jan. 5 Jan. Mar. 31 Mar. 26 Edith Rockefeller McCormlck 58,000 Trust coll 6% notes 1934 36,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6HS--1950 26,000 1st sinking fund 6*s._ 1953 3,000 Elkhorn Coal 1st At ref 6H* 1931 > Deb 7% notes (with warr) 1931 1,000 Equitable Gas 1st con 5s ..1932 101* Mar. 18 103 Sale 30 41 105 X J Mar. 31 Mar. Sale F A J 2 104 Mar. 18 100 Sale Sale M S 99 3 103* s 83 101* Mar. 4 57 Sale 6* J 105 103* Mar. 16 82* Mar. 13 97 96 Mar. 74* Sale 106 J Mar. 28 Mar. ..... 102* F A 120 Mar. 12 104* Mar. 26 99 78* Sale 8 J J 104 Sale Sale 102* A O D 108* Mar. 117* Mar. 86* Mar. 24 80* Mar. 21 78 25 218 88* Mar. 23 110* Mar. 18 96 Sale Sale 19 5 102 X J Mar. Sale 35 30 J 1942 M S 68* Jan. 102* Jan. 101* Jan. 99* Mar. 2 97* Mar. 16 96* Mar. 9 101* Sale ........... 85 105* Mar. Sale 74* 2 16 Mar. 11 Sale Sale J 99 % Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 66* Jan. 97 102* 104* 98* 925^ 7* 110* 69* 68* 64* 96* Feb. 25 90 Jan. 7 ~ 109* Mar. 25 31 cll4 Jan. 19 16 88* Mar. 24 Feb. 63 Mar. Sale 91* S 646,000 Cuban-Amer Sug 1st coll 8s 97,000 Cuban Cane Products deb 6s_...1950 J J 19,000 Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7H» ...1944 MN 51,000 StPd with purch warr attached 80.000 Cumb T At T 1st At gen 5s 1937 j""i 23,000 Cuyamel Fruit 1st s f 6s A 1940 A O 26,000 Denver Gas Ac El 1st Ac ref 5s 1951 MN MN 11,000 Stamped as to Pa tax 107 48 _ 19 94* Mar. 30 Sale Sale J 8 65 Jan. 92 Sale Sale M 1931 M Dery (D G) Corp 1st • f 7s 105 X 80 Mar. 9 Jan. 22 Mar. 24 Mar. 4 Sale 103 X D 107 95 Sale D D 9 7 106* Jan. 93* 30 J J Jan. Feb 98* Jan. 101* Mar. * 23 X J 63 67 Sale Sale MN 12 Mar. 24 5 82* Mar. 28 94* Mar. 4 92* Mar. 2 82* Sale MN 100* Mai% xvlar. 47 99 82 D Sale Sale l65"" 1930 J 54 105* 105* 112* 113* 112* 113" 35* Sale 42* Sale 95 Sale 99 J 24 105 Sale 99 1936 J "50"' 18 73 69* 105* 106 Sale 67 Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s Conv deb stamped 8% 75 Sale J J Sale Sale" 4,000 Stamped guar 4*a ...—1951 J 456,000 Consol Agrlcul Loan 6Hs 1958 54,000 Consol Hydro-Elec 1st s f g 7a 1956 207,000 Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s 1956 612,000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5Hs 1945 6,000 Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5s..1936 57,000 Consumers Power 1st lien 5s 1952 52,000 Container Corp of Am 1st s f g 6s. 1946 47,000 15-year deb gold 5s 1943 95,000 Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s..1954 9,000 Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr a f 5s 1934 54,000 Crown Cork At Seal s f 6s 1947 96,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st s f g 6s 1951 212,000 Crowm Zellerbach deb 6s w w_—1946 85* Mar. 11 Sale 91X 104 X 106 X J 3 3 107 4 103* Mar. 104* 103* Mar. Sale 98* Mar. 13 99* Mar. 95 94* Mar. 30 98* Mar. 98 97 Mar. 30 100* Mar. 99 Sale J M N J F Mar. 24 Mar. 21 104 "95* 95 J Mar. 25 Mar. 11 Mar. 24 May '28 68 103 93* Jan. 86* Feb. 102 70* 105* Feb. • Jan. 30 2 Mar. 30 Sale 29 6 6 9 27 Jan. 104 58* Mar. 15 101 Mar. 103* 99* Sale 96* Sale 100* 101 Sale 97 90 100 X 100 X J 88* Sale 109* 119* 104* Sale 104* 94* 94* 104 Sale 101* Sale 93 90* 94* 99* 100* 99* Sale 102 Sale 102* 104 Jan. 80* Jan. 98 Jan. Last sale 265 Sale Sale If* F Sale 71 92* F 101* Sale Sale' 81 91 1938 J 40,000 Colo Fuel At Iron Co gen . 63 79 X 1940 J deb 6s Sale 38* 40 40* 39* Mar. 103* 103* 104* 104* 103* Mar. 103 223,000 Aug 1 1929 Int 10% paid 1927 p 51,000 Childs Co deb 5s 1943 A 316,000 Chill Copper deb g 5s .1947 J 505,000 Cin Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4s A—1968 A 176,000 Colon Oil 85 84* Mar. 106* Sale 106* Mar. 250 Sale J "85* 65 Sale Mar. 24 Mar. 24 70 J M 9 85* Mar. 18 Mar. 24 105 Mar. 6 7 103* Mar. 16 83* 85 82* Mar. 2 82* Mar. 13 27 30 25 Mar. 12 29 Mar. 3 99 102 100 Mar. 27 105 Mar. 5 5 5 5* Mar. 25 5 Mar. 25 2* 4 Mar. 13 4 Mar. 13 63 O A Mar. Mar. 67* Sale 8 3 63 102* Mar. 30 Mar. 89 J MN Mar. Mar. 17 108 A F 9 ..... O M Mar. 102 - 92 j 91* Feb. 21 77 103 73 103 Sale Prices. 77 Feb. 27 Mar. 6 20 Jan. 12 87 92 ~ 69 58* Mar. 25 Sale 69 D 2 3 102 1. 29 101* Mar. 10 6 101 Sale 89 ... Jan. 101* Jap. 86* Jin. Mar. 103 30 86 " Sale 106 * 117 5 13 Mar. 103* 104 66 * D 1981 84 Sale 85* Jan. Jan. Last sale 63 64 J .....1952 Consol 5s 1955 Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex...I960 By-Product Coke 1st 5Hs ser A._ 1945 CalGas At El Corp unlf Ac ref 5s..1937 Calif Packing conv deb 5s... 1940 Calif Pet conv deb s f g 5s 1939 Conv deb a f g 5*« 1938 Camaguey Sugar sink fund 7s ..1942 Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6s..1941 Central Dist Tel 1st 30-year 5s 1943 Central Foundry lets f6si..May 1931 Cent Hud G At E 1st 5s Jan 1957 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s 1941 Certsln-teed Prod s t g SHs A 1948 Cespedes Sugar 1st gold 7Hs 1939 Chicago City Ac Conn Ry 5s.Jan 1927 Chic Gas L Ac C 1st gu g 5s 1937 Sale Prices. Mar. 76 Sale 104* 7* 98* Sale J F Convertible debentures 5s....1950 Buffalo At Susq Iron gen s f 5s.. £1932 557,000 Buffalo Gen Elec4*s 104 8 4* 85 1052* Mar. 24 Sale Sale 97 4 63 14 105 Sale 101* Sale 78 33 X 59 6 Sale Prices. 91* Mar. 19 93 102* Mar. 26 104 Sale Sale 104 * S 6 87 106* Mar. 21 107 "44"" 40 45 35 Mar. 7 45* Sale §8* 95* 95* Mar. 27 87 89 90 86* Mar. 89 Sale 108* Sale Mar. 109* Sale 112* Sale Mar. 113* Sale 84* Sale Mar. 88* Sale 83* Sale Mar. 86* Sale 78* Sale Mar. 80* Sale 1955 A 60* 102 106 Sale 111 70* Mar. Mar. 17 69 94 103* Sale Berlin Elec Elev Ac (Jndgrd Rye— 291,000 JAN. Highest. 103* Sale Sale 107* J A Sale 103 Sale & 89 J 93 Sale Prices. 70 Mar. 6 16* Mar. 3 16* Mar. 20 101* Mar. 17 101* Mar. 10 87 Mar. 31 90* Mar. 3 70* Sale Sale 42 20 103 Sale 90 102* J Sale 16* 101* 103* 101H 101X Sale 1106* 107 * J J 1951 Sale 101 J 1st 5s stamped SINCE Lowest, Highest. 79 70* 81 92* Sale J 1937 J 5,000 Baldwin Locoin Works 1st 8 f 5s..1940 MN 5,000 Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 7H»---1937 J J 127,000 84,000 134,000 7,000 50,000 39,000 2,000 5,000 20,000 68,000 RANGE Lowest. Ask. 70 20 * Sale 86 * 72 X conv deb 5s -.1940 J D Associated Oil 6% gold notes... 1935 M S Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s .1947 J D Atlantic Fruit 7s ctfs of dep 1934 J D Certif of deposit stamped J D As*. Bid. 82 66 Sale 65M March 31. 72 Sale 59 55 *43 MN Bid. Ask Bid. Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6a 22,000 At! Gulf Ac W MARCH. Jan. 2 Y. STOCK EXCHANGE. 149,000 Atlaotlc Refining IN 27 99 8 Mar. 28 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. 19 Feb. 91* Jan. 11 8 70* Mar. 27 90 Mar. 23 101 Mar. Jan. Jan. Mar. 31 106* Mar. 23 8 104* Jan. 102* Jan. 28 Jan. Mar. 42 97* Feb. 115* Jan. Mar. 26 100* Mar. 20 117* Mar. 12 Mar. 12 Mar. 16 Mar. 7 Mar. 30 100 Jan. 2 102 Mar. 12 77 71 70 Jan. 2 87 Mar. 16 Jan. 2 87 Mar. 30 70 Mar. 7 Mar. 30 Mar. 101 Feb. 3 Mar. 16 Mar. 23 55* Jan. 91 * Jan. Mar. 21 92 Jan. Mar. 11 Mar. 3 99 Jan. 96* Jan. 13 101* Jan. 70 14 Mar. 16 97* Mar. 23 96* Mar. 21 103* Feb. 18 100 Jan. 2 ' Sales in N. T. Value. PRICES Price BONDS March. Ask. ....1939 J J slaking fund gold deb 7s...1946 D J J 93 82 89 Sale .1941 Flsk Rubber 1st s f 8s 93% J Sale J M V Gas & Elec( Bergen Co) 5s Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s .... 1949 J 107 % Sale 104 H D 40 Sale 82 Sale 81% 103% | 94 % Sale 105 1934 Gen Amer Investors 5s .1952 General Baking deb s f 5%8 1940 General Cable 1st s f g 5%s A....1947 General Elec deb g 3%«... 1942 General Elec (Germany) 7s.....1945 Deb 6 He stock purch war 1940 Without warrants attached.1940 131",006 S f deb g 6s. 1948 176,000 463.000 Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s .1937 56,000 Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s..Aug 15 1946 39,000 General Public Service deb 5%s.l939 200,000 Genl Steel Castings 1st 5He ....1949 622,000 Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s......1940 M S Sale F A Sale 93 % 89 J 98 Sale 93 80 F 96 96 94 100 A O 7s..l945 1947 A O J J Good Hope Iron & Steel sec Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6 He Convertible deb 6s A J 135,000 171,000 137,000 55,000 9,000 474,000 681,000 Coupler 1st 15-yr s MN F A 102 101 % 102 94 % Sale F A J J J J 90 H f 6s._-.1940 .1944 .1949 J O Illinois Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s A. 1956 J D A O Illinois Steel deben 4%a ......1940 F A 11 seder Steel 1948 Corp Mtge 6s 58% Sale Sale 91 51 101% Sale 101 102% 71 Sale Sale Sale 49 105 101 f 6s 1941 M N 45 1936 MN 100 Inland Steel 1st M 1978 1st m s s s f g 4He A f 4Hs ser B... Inspiration Copper 6 He Inter-Metrop coll tr 4 He Certificates of deposit 626,000 1,139,000 231",000 325,000 O F 1931 1956 S A O 1966 J J J J J 1932 M S M N 1932 M N Stamped extended to .......1942 conv deb 5s.........1948 M N A O Int Merc Marine 1st s Sale 8** 90 50 Sale Sale Sale 54% 2\X 106 Sale 101% Sale 75% 80 58 58% 40,000 54,000 28,000 1,000 23,000 4,000 5,000 4,000 62,000 67,000 559,000 383,000 76,000 89,000 , 77,000 Nitrate Co 6s Without warrants 69% Sale 69 % Sale 96 Sale 72% Sale 72% Sale Sale 59 Sale Sale 75 96 Sale 91% Sale 98% 99 74 75% 99% Sale 86 % Sale 91 99 76% 54 Sale 98% 99 73% Sale 99 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 76 Sale 62% Sale 80 81% 93% Sale 85 Sale 76 55 Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 13 Mar. 27 Mar. 12 82 71 Mar. 30 70% Mar. 30 73 73 105% 102 Sale 68 79 Sale 76 85 65 60 104 1937 1997 .1949 1954 1954 1936 135% 83 136 79% 105% Sale 1936 M 1959 101% 102% S Sale 92 101% 102% 101% Sale Sale 101 101% Sale 97 1954 1933 1933 1934 Sale Sale 100 100% 99 78 1944 Jan. 60 Jan. 9 Mar. 9 94 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 51 Jan. 2 63 Jan. 104% Jan. 101% Jan. 29 101 Jan. 12 102% Feb. 24 105 Jan. 9 30 106% Jan. 7 30 103% Jan. Mar. 23 2 82 Feb. 20 5 69 Mar. 17 Mar. 2 Mar. 17 71 48 M Sale 55 55 50 Sale 120% Sale 106 Sale 100% Sale 109 Sale 96% Sale 99 Sale 72% 81 Sale 92% Sale 104 A 81 F 1941 J D 1950 M N 1942 A O 13,000 Manati Sugar 1st s f 7%a Stamped Apr 1931 coupon on 1942 A O 11,000 A O 195,000 Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4a_...1990 2d 4s 2013 J D 45,000 1953 M S 16,000 Manila El Ry 8c Lt 1st 5s ..1943 J D 27,000 Mfr tr ctfs, Namm 8c Son 6s A O 6,000 Marion Steam Shovel 8 f g 6s....1947 Apr 1940 Q J 39,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s 1945 M N 44,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants.. 1957 A O Sale 84 94% Sale 78% Sale 20% ,35 56 47 98 92% 47 93 56% 53% Sale 9JX Sale Metropolitan Edison lat&ref 5sC_1953 1st g 4%a series D.. ....1968 M 104 S 100% Sale A O A 19561J D "62% 1936 M S Milw El Ry 8c Lt 1st 8c ref 5s ser B 1961 J D Montana Power 1st 8t ref 5s A 1943 J J Deb gold 5s series A...... 1962 J D 99% 111% 89% 96% Sale 75 Sale 101 Sale 101% 102% Sale 100 101 Sale 24 105 55 53 60 53 Mar. 55 93 Sale 92 Sale 91 Mar. Sale Ill Mar. 90 Sale 94 Sale 94 Mar, Sale 106 Sale 105 Mar. 87 86% Sale 85% 95% 98 79% Sale 29% Sale 98% 99% 82% Sale 48 32% 33% Sale" IV4 Mar. ISS Mar. Sale 53 52 41 48 45 95 100 97 98% 97 93% 97% 92% 97 96% 87 87% Sale 99% 98% Sale 104% 105% 105 103 101% Sale 63% 67% Sale 73 68% 68% 9 Mar. 30 Mar. 14 53 Mar. 11 Jan. 14 Mar. 21 Jan. 16 25 12 105 Mar. 18 3 138% Jan. 20 78 Jan. 30 104% Feb. 118% Jan. 83 Mar. 31 4 105% Jan. 17 119 Feb. Jan. 15 104% Mar. 24 Jan. 2 103% Jan. 23 4 2103% Mar. 7 Mar. 24 103% Feb. Jan. 2 52 Mar. Mar. 16 3 Mar. Mar. 10 5 Mar. Mar. 18 Mar. 21 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 10 4 3 Mar. 31 90% Feb. 9 103 Mar. 9 101% Feb. 88 Jan. 21 94% Mar. 17 80 2 75% Mar. 6 101 Jan. Jan. 2 102 Feb. Jan. Mar. 23 99% Mar. 2 100% Mar. Feb. Jan. 77% Mar. 24 78 43 Jan. 98% 100% 98% 99% 50 50 2 Mar. Feb. 13 Jan. 24 Jan. 2 82 Jan. 76 25 Jan. Feb. 25% Mar. 2 26 25 16 Mar. 55 Mar. 16 57 Feb. Jan. 2 3 26 Jan. 29 Feb. 16 Feb. 9 Mar. 19 Mar. 18 2 75 26 52 118% Mar. 20 123% 5 107 104% Jan. 100 Jan. 16 110% 94% Mar. 30 99% 3 76% Jan. 102% Jan. 19 21 Mar. 20 'll* Mar. 21 97% Feb. 21 31 107% Mar. 25 9 87% Mar. 11 2 30 2 EX 8AX Mar. 27 Jan. 9 12 2 40 Jan. 9 35 Mar. 25 EX Mar. 2 12 3 2 53 Mar. 30 45 97 Mar, 14 .*'48 Feb. 16 100 35 Feb. Feb. 16 47 Jan. 2 93 Jan. 2 98 Feb. 25 3 95 Jan. 92% Mar.'m 94 36% Mar. 12 41 96 Mar 97 23 Mar. 30 Jan. Sale Mar. 26 Jan. 134 $\X Sale _ EX 82 6 Jan. 26 2 58% Mar. 45 Mar.10 100 Mar. 103% Jan. 14 3 Mar, 13 Mar, 31 _ Mar. 25 18 93% Jan. 78% Jan. 35 35 90* Mar. 29 2 99% Mar. 27 82% Mar. 31 5 96 2 12 86% Jan. 103% Jan. Mar. 10 Mar. 3 9 10 2 Jan. 96% Mar. 2 107% Mar. 25 87% Mar. 11 85% Mar. 41 58 91 Jan. Jan. 2 Jan. 112% Mar. 20 89% Mar. Sale 95 Jan. 74 99% Mar . 3 95% Mar. 19 Mar. 91 7 Mar. 21 69% Jan. 10 84% Mar. 19 39 121% Mar. 20 107 109 77 102% Mar. 11 106 101% Jan. H 103% 2 97% 93% Jan. 59% Jan. 19 75% 75 Feb. 18 78% Mar. 24 102 Mar. 26 101% Mar. 6 100 Mar. 7 101% 77% Mar. 52 71% Feb. 19 2 71% Jan. 26 Mar. 31 99% Mar. 26 100% Mar. 25 Mar. Mar. 12 100 Mar. 14 97 21 102 52 91 Sale J 30 11 9 56 39 85 Sale 27 31 Mar. Mar. 84 2 Mar. 23 94% Mar. 17 10 96 2 Mar. 11 23 103 121% 121% 118% Mar. 105% 105% 105% Mar. 100 Mar. 102% Sale Sale 97 94% Mar. 14 86% Jan. 89% Feb. 76 7 40 Sale Sale "89"' 70 99 48 J Drain 5Hs..l950 Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s.l938jF 53 77 43 16 93% Feb. 99% Jan. 99 19 100 74 75% Mar. 19 100% Mar. 20 Sale 19 30 Feb. Jan. Mar. 13 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Jan. 76% Jan. 95 73 89 31 Mar. 94% Mar. 20 98% Feb. 11 73% Mar. 31 73% Mar. 26 6 2 83 Mar. 31 31 104% Mar. 31 20 119 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 Mar, 23 Sale 60% 100% 100 Sale 101% 101 98% 100% 78% 77% 44% 52 101% Mar 91% Mar Mar. Mar. 11 Mar, 76 74 60% 99% 101% "% Sale Mar 3 59 3 63% Sale 101% 102 97% 100% 93% Sale 80 Mar. Mar, 104% 103% 103% 103% 105% MN 3 Mar. 13 79% Mar 104% Mar 118% Mar 73 Jan. Sale 102% Mar. 9 103% 102% Mar. 3 Mar. 24 Sale 100 Sale 101% Mar. 31 52 86% Sale Sale 16 Jan. 19, 25! Mar, 29 105% 103% 97% 69% 83 Jan. 76 73 Mar, 104% 102% 101% 101% 52 Sale Mar. 73% Mar. 26 Mar. 60 81 Mar, 103% 102% Sale 103% Sale 103% Sale 103 105 82 2 Sale 122 102% Mar 102 89 63 1944 13 102% 103 93% Sale "81 Sale 75 Mar Mar. 21 73 8 3 73 Mar. 90* 12 2 51% Mar. 21 89% Jan. 14 94% Mar. ft* 23 Feb. 118 2 Jan. Jan. 95% Feb. 20 100 Jan. 12 9% Jan. Jan. 8 9% Jan. 91% Mar. 5 Jan. W 2 26 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 100% Mar. 3 100% Feb. 17 2 97% Jan. 17 95% Jan. 94% Mar. 25 96% Jan. 27 Mar. 4 Feb. 100% Jan. Mar. 73 80% Mar. 92% Mar. 84% Mar. 2 65 Mar, 6 92 3 94% Mar, 16 Mar 21 96 Mar. 12 100 Mar, 2 91 84 Mar. 14 Mar, 6 72% Mar. 20 Mar, 24 62% Mar. 11 66 90 Mar. 25 6 Mar. 73% Mar. 31 75 98% Mar. 12 100 Mar. 23 7 Sale 93 62% 75 9 9 Jan. 87 Jan. 51 ll$X 80 100% ja 100% Sale 104% Sale 118% 95 Mar. < 92 57% Feb. 26 105% 102% Mar. 11 105% Mar. Sale 102 Mar. 2 103% Mar. Sale Sale 2 97% Mar. Sale 94% Mar Sale 2 68 Mar 75% Mar. Sale Sale 75 Mar, 30 76% Mar. 76% 75 Sale 2 65 60 Mar Sale 68% Mar. 68% 75% 78% 75% Mar 25 76% Mar. Mar. 104% 104% 104% Mar 11 105 134 134% Mar 28 134% Mar. 105% Sale Sale D 91 76 90 Mar. 73 59 51% Mar. 21 94% Mar. 18 8 102% Jan. 5 4 Mar. 30 2 Jan. 6 Jan. Mar. 30 9 Mar. 26 5 106% Mar. 2 103 Mar. 3 73 73% 1952 M S J 1957 J 51,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5 Hs 340,000 Mc-Cesson & Robbins deb 5%s 93 65% 82% 94% 89% 1951 sale. 51% 75 Without warrants.. Cash Sale 71% Sale Sale Without warrants c 72 76 Lombard Elec 1st 7s with warr._1952 Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s Midvale St 8c Ord conv a f 5s EX Mar. 2 Mar. 20 77 Sale Loew's Inc deb 6s with warr'ts..l941 Met Water, Sewer 8c 2 96% Feb. 24 Feb. 16 74 4 68% Feb. 5 101% Mar.10 93% Jan. 2 Feb. 25 95% 85% Jan. Jan. 5 87% Feb. 11 90 88% Feb. 19 91% Mar. 6 2 77 Jan. 84% Mar, 26 2 70 Jan. 87% Mar. 13 2 53% Jan. 29 45% Jan. 6 22% Feb. 30% Jan. 24 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 23 60% Mar. 57 100% Mar. 3 100% Mar. 100% Sale" 95% Mar. 31 96% Mar. 95% Sale 95 94% Mar. 25 96% Mar. 73 60 72 81 1951 Meridional El 1st 7s Mar. 101% Mar. J 131,000 Debenture gold 5%8 1937 198,000 1952 86,000 Loulsv Gas 8c El 1st 8t ref 5s 25,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 H8-1944 30,000 29,000 168,000 73,000 28,000 47,000 140,000 132,000 113,000 13,000 Mar. 20 90 105% Mar. 81% 59% Sale refunding 5s_..1954 1st 8c refunding 5s 1964 First 8c ref sinking fund 5s 1974 Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco 7s.....1944 5s 95 Sale 91 1st 8t Lorlllard (P) Co 7s Mar. 17 Mar. 11 Sale 80 Sale 44 5s Mar. Mar. 26 10% 10% 90 98 H ..1954 First 8t ref sinking fund 5s 1st 8c ref s f g 5s 68 75 65 102 55 % .... Lehigh Coal 8c Nav 4Hs Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s 1st 40-yr gu Int red to 4% 87 3 Jan. 95 9 2 2 99% Mar. 9 Kansas Gas & El 1st mtge 4%a..l980, MN Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s 1943 M S Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s 1946 Kendall Co 5Hi with warrants 1948 M S J Keystone Telephone 1st 5s 1935 J 244,000j Lautaro 1,105,000 Jan. 65 Mar. 27 92 1950 M S 31,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A A O 117,000 Laclede Gas L ref 8t ext 1st 5s... 1934 F A Coll 8c ref 5%a series C 1953 229,000 Col 8c ref g 5Hs ser D 1960 F A V 82 2 Mar. 25 52 2 104% Feb. 18 3 103% Mar. 10 Jan. Mar. 23 Mar. 106 Mar. 11 102 92 23 Sale Mar. 12 92 69 51 Sale 98 2 87 81 59 2 51 M S* Mar. 21 Jan. 101% Jan. 3 51 25 Feb. 25 2 82% Sale 54% 5 101 93 89 91% Mar. 24 81% Mar. 11 3 6 Mar. 30 2 89 10 Jan. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 30 3 Jan. Jan. Mar. 94 7 2 Mar. 90% 98% 92% 95% 6 94% Mar. 18 100% Mar. 6 4 2 Feb. 82 3 4 3 3 105% Mar. 28 94% Mar. 90% Jan. 98 Mar. 12 92 Mar. 11 2 104% Mar. 20 2 103% Mar. 10 Mar. 28 9 95 Mar. 4 30 96 Mar. 19 13 73 4 94% Sale 89% Sale 91% O A J Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s 1st 8c ref 6H» Kinney (G R) Co conv 7%a Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s Kreuger 8c Toll 5s with war Mar. 13 Mar. 19 86 91 Mar. 17 59 7 60 Mar, 10 58% 58 59% Sale 91% Mar. 20 93% "92"" 93 94 93% 58% Mar. 6 62% Sale 60 Sale 62% 105% Mar. 30 106% 106 106% 105% Sale 21 102% 102% Sale 102% Sale 102% Mar. Sale 101% Mar. 6 192% 102 Sale 102 Sale ..... Kings Co E L & Pow gold 5s Purchase money 6s... Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s Mar. Mar. Feb. Ex l\x 95 Mar. 23 99% Mar. 91% Sale J Kansas City Power & Lt 5s 1st gold 4Hs series B Mar. 65 96% Sale 20 Mar. Sale IIIII "99" 4 Mar. Mar. 11 5 109 93% Mar. 95% Mar. 21 Mar. 12 101 Sale Sale 153,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A...1947 M S Refunding 6s series A ...1955 173,000 J J 1952 361,000 Internat T 8c T deb g 4H* J Convertible debenture 4Hs_..1939 J 997,000 Deb gold 5s 1955 F A 709,000 Investors Equity 5s A 1947 J D 31,000 Deb 5s ser B with warrants...-1948 A O 45,000 A O Without warrants 3,000 31,000 226,000 431,000 389,000 18,000 27,000 2,000 29,000 3,000 35,000 1,000 5,000 10,000 74,000 981,000 Mar. Sale 97 1941 f 6s Mar. 28 65 90% Sale 91% Sale 96% Sale 85 85% ..1944 Convertible debentures 5s 97 87 65 1947 MN J ..1941 J Internat Hydro El deb 6s International Match deb 5s Mar. Mar. 20 92% Mar. 20 37% Feb. 26 6 13 Jan. J 10-year 6% notes.............1932 A O Int Cement 95 % A ....... 10-year 7% notes. Int Agri Corp 1st & coll tr 5s 83 86 100 4 Stamped Registered "2",000 430,000 235,000 1.165,000 4,973,000 191,000 A M 1981 Interboro R T 1st 8c ref 5s Jan. 3 100 Sale Ind Nat Gas 5c Oil ref 5s... Indiana Limestone 1st 89 Mar. Sale 81 101 % 105 MN 1937 A Deb gold 5s temp........ 2 90% 99% Sale 91% Sale Sale Sale 66 Sale 105% Mar. 94% Mar. 90% Mar. 99% Mar. Sale Feb. Mar. 61% Mar. EX Mar. 73 Mar. 93% Sale 91H 55 EX 92 2 104% Jan. 6 Mar. 19 Mar. 3 92 Sale 15 105% Mar. 66% Sale Sale 68 Sale Sale O .1932 J Humble Oil & Ref 5 He 98 19 Jan. Mar. 90% Mar. 80% Mar. 74 % Sale Sale 90 D 92 90% Sale 81 80% EX 90 H Sale A Sale Sale 96 Sale 69 Sale Houston Oil sink fund 5Hs. Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A'62 J Hudson County Gas 1st 5s 95 Sale F Deb 5 He series of 1926 94 Sale A 1952 1951 M S A O 1934 M N 1947 1940 MN Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6 He A Holland Amer L 6s (flat) 102% Sale 90 F 1949 1933 Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s 103 % 69 1950 1942 Harpln Mining 6s with warr Sale" 4 Mar. 11 55 86 95% Mar. 16 94 96% Sale 87% 88% Sale 103 103% Sale 102 102% 102% 93% Sale 94 85 Sale Hackensack Water 1st 4s.......1952 Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr 83 100^ Sale 51 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s. Ist&genaf g6%« 97 86% Sale 95 > 94 Sale 88 Sale ..1945 J D HN Gulf States Steel deb 5%s__ Sale 165% 91 Sale Sale Sale 91 83 Goodyear Tire 8c Rubber 1st 5s...l957 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s 1936 J Gould Sale" 105% 93% 88% 93% J J Mar. Sale Prices. Jan. 20 28 Mar. 20 Mar. 31 79% Jan. 79% Jan. 92% Mar. 20 Mar. 20 30 Sale 108% 107% Mar. 2 Mar. 55 61 Mar. 80 84 95% 84 % Mar. 12 88 87 98 Sale 90 Sale Mar. 11 92 EX 93 1. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Mar. 4 Sale Prices. 92% Mar. 31 Sale 55 69% 55 71% 7 Us 1943 F A Gannett Co deb 6s..............1943 Francisco Sugar 20-year 90 Sale 35 30 % M S Framerlc Ind & Dov 20-yr 7%s._ 1942 92% 90% 91H 30 % 108% 95 JAN. SINCE Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Ask. Ask. Bid. Bid. Sale J Without warrants........... 93,000 143,000 596,000 356,000 28,000 77,000 75,000 191,000 20,000 5,000 40,000 65,000 1,000 57,000 25,000 29,000 110,000 138,000 22,000 161,000 139,000 RANGE IN MARCH. March 31. March 2. 1931. STOCK EXCHANGE. Federated Metals cony 7s Flat % Jan. 2 % 9.000 24,000 159,000 15,000 138,000 9,000 47,000 1,000 256,000 143,000 60,000 46,000 18,000 36,000 EXCHANGE-BONDS N. Y. STOCK 28 Mar Mar, 92 Mar, 28 Sale Mar. 30 88 87 84% Jan. 85 Jan. Mar, 18 Sale 98% Mar. 2 100 105% 104% Mar. 12 105% Mar 24 102% Feb. Sale 99% Jan. 101% Mar. 17 103% Mar, 27 10 69 & Mar. 30 72% Mar, 21 63% Mar. 77 Mar. 10 73 71% Jan. 76% Mar, 20 74 75 70 Mar. 3 62% Jan. 75 70 75% Mar, Mar 20 100% Feb. 102% Sale 103% Mar. 2 103 102% Sale Mar 11 99% Jan. 102% Sale 101% Mar. 3 103 101% Sale 103 Jan. Sale 104% 104% 104% Mar. 13 105% Mar 105 99 Feb. Mar. 4 104 Mar 30| 101 101 101% 103% 104 2 Jan. Mar. 94% Jan. 20 3 28 29 100 Mar. 18 10 105% Mar. 24 13 103% Mar. 27 75 Jan. 8 3 77 Jan. 9 2 75% Mar. 20 30 2 103 13 103 Jan. 30 Mar. 11 30 105% Mar. 10 2 104 Mar. 30 N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS Salqt in Price PRICES IN MARCH. BONDS 1931. 8% 10 M 65,666 14",000 Morris A: Co 1st s 1939 >0% 9% 1966 0 ....1955 - Mortgage-Bond Go 4s series 2 53,000 3,000 1,569,000 66,000 116,000 89,000 7,000 57,000 93,000 53,000 72,000 76,000 63,000 110,000 34,000 80,000 59,000 inn 1,000 92% »2 M 14 M Sale 105% Nassau Elec guar gold 4s........1951 J National Acme 1st mtge 6s ...1942 J 46% D 88 1948 F A National Dairy Prod deb 5%« Nat Radiator deb 6%a Nat Steel Corp s f g 5s 99 49 % 91 Sale Newberry (J J) Co 53^8 A ....1948 J 1940 A Newark Con Gas 3s 1947 F 1941 J D i01M 104" O 88% 109% 104 M 106 1952 J New England T Ac T 30-yr 5s A 1st g 4Hs series B D 1961 MN New Orleans P S 1st Ac ref 5s A...1952 A O 1st Ac ref 5s B 1955 J D N Y Dock 50-year gold 4s.. -.1951 F A Serial 5s g notes NY Edison 1st Ac ref 6H* 1st lien At ref 5s B 1938 A 15 % O .....1941 A O 1944 A O N Y Gas El Lt Ht At Pow 5s 1948 J Purchase money coll tr g 4s...1949 F 83 108 85 85 83 Sale Sale Sale 78 80 113% Sale 105% 105% 106% 108M J lmpt ext 5s__... ...1943 J New York Rys 1st At ref 4s.......1942 J Certificates of deposit ...1942 J .102 102 40 45 1952 M N 1962 MN 70 98 % 94 §2% 80 Sa)e Sale 105 1 4% 52 95 8* 98 101% Sale 18 Sale 98 Sale H* 114% Sale 105% Sale 110 Sale 98% Sale 95 100 40 2M 106 3 48 Sale 3 % 7 Sale Prices Certificates of deposit 1st con 6Hs series B..........1962 MN 67,000 New York Steam 1st 6s.......... 1947 M N 54,000 1st mortgage 5s.. 1951 M N 151,000 NY Tel 1st Ac gen s f 4%n 1939 M N ......... 114,000 300,000 32,000 17,000 15,000 24,000 168,000 30-year debenture 6s 20-year refunding 6s gold N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s 1949 F A 1941 A O 1946 J D 1932 J ..... Niagara Falls Power 1st 5s J Refunding At gen 6s. Jan 1932 A O Nlag Lock At Ont Pow 1st 5s A... 1955 A O Niagara Share deb 5H* 1950 M N - Nordeutsche Lloyd 149,000 45,000 1,897,000 266,000 194,000 641,000 177,000 147,000 53,000 1,000 213,000 91% Jan. 96 98% Mar. o 101% Mar. 23 92 Mar. 99% Mar. 87% Mar. 23 81'" Mar.' 83 Mar. 70 Mar. 20 96 Mar. 24 98% 100 96 97 52 ... 98 Sale 15 Sale 98% Sale 22 Y 31 97% Mar. 94 Mar. 9 ... Sale 95% 101% at* Sale 102% Mar. 3 102% Mar. 3 ..... Deb 5H» MN M S F A M Aug 15 1963 F ser B Deb 5s series C.. 560"666 ...... S A .Not 15 1969 M N Nor Ohio Trac At Lt gen At ref 6s. 1947 M 8 North States Power 5s A........ 1941 A O 1st At ref 6s series B Northwest Teleg 1st 4%i 1941 A O 1934 J J Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5%a.... 1957 M N Pacific G At E gen At ref 5s Pacific Tel At Tel 1st 5s 30-year 5s series A Pan-Am Pet At T conv 11,000 10,000 16,000 3,000 15,000 12,000 808,000 23,000 236,000 25,000 42,000 111,000 109,000 37,000 34,000 29,000 96,000 192,000 249,000 Mar. 52% Mar. 24 Mar. 49% Jan. 95 Mar. 24 95 102 Mar. 4 18 Mar. 2 98% Jan. 11% Jan. Mar. 92 89 96 104 Jan. 85 Jan. 111 Mar. 108% Jan. 103% Jan. Mar. 24 105% Mar. Mar. 9 93% Mar. 25 88% Mar. 93% Mar. 23 IVA 70 Mar. 14 cll6 Mar. 3 Mar. 9 106% Mar. 17 no% Mar. 20 99 Mar. 6 40 ... 3 52% 106% 8% 3% Sale 9 ... 18 51,000 104,000 64,000 42.000 65,000 276,000 131,000 conv s f 6s ...1940 J deb 6s.....1944 J Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s 1st Ac ref M gold 4Ms Mar. 11 100 Mar. 11 Mar. 2% 53% 106% 11% Mar. Mar. 14 Mar.f 5 Mar. 27 9 Mar. 27 Mar. 24 8% Mar. 6 10% Mar. 24 12 Sale 102%M ar. 2 104% Mar. 26 103% 102% Mar. 11 cl04%Mar. 16 111% 111% Mar. 3 112 Mar. 3 Sale 106% Mar. 27 107 Mar.; 20 Sale 97% Mar. 2 100% Mar. 14 102 101 Mar. 18 103% Mar. 28 Sale 101% Mar. 23 102% Mar. 3 Sale Mar. 104% Mar. 3 105 6 Sale 95 Mar. 4 98% Mar. 31 86 Sale" 98% 161% 94 M Sale Sale 95 M Sale 95 % Sale Sale Sale 101% Sale 161" 74 Sale 92 Sale 85 Sale 60 36 65 65 45% 104 Sale 102% Mar. Sale 112 Sale Sale Sale 40 Sale 104 Sale 93 93} 103% Sale 104% 103% 104% 104% 107% 107% 107% 102 Sale 101% 103% 8* II* 71 71 M N 73 F A 100 F A 99 Feb. 13 Jan. 95 6 102 29 4 Mar. 25% Feb. 13 99% Mar. 17 3 106% Mar. 18 16 14 5 95 Jan. 5 111 30 106 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 12 Mar. 24 Feb. 93% 93% 84% 81% 74% Mar. 6 67 Mar. 12 2 C116 113% Jan. 3 106% 104% Feb. 107% Jan. 31 110% 97% Jan. 30 99% 100 Majvll 2 Mar. 27 45 Jan. 106 Jan. 7 Jan. 7 Jan. 17 6% Jan. 12 100 5 Mar. 25 Mar. 23 Jan. 13 Jan. 8 9 Mar. Mar. 17 Mar. 20 Jan. 27 Mar. 11 1 July 29 4% Feb. 7 7 53% Mar. 14 2 107 Jan. 27 6| 11% Mar. 27 9 12 Mar. 27 Mar. 24 Mar. 10 107% 100% 101% 111% 106% Mar. 26 Jan. 23 Jan. 5 22 Jan. 95 LVVX4 Mar. 14 101 103% Mar. 28 101% 103% 89% 103 Jan. 105 Jan. 3 7 Mar. 31 102 2 104% Mar. 20 2 104 Mar. 17 102% Mar. 24 2 108 Mar. 11 2 Mar. 3 39 53% 36% w*- 38 s 35 Mar. 70 74 Sale 106 Sale 101 Sale 103% Sale Sale Sale 81% Sale Sale Sale 108% 108% 103 105% 105 Sale 100% 104 91% Sale 107 Sale Br 6s 100 92 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser J A 1950 M S 91 Mar., 16 103 22 9 9 Sale 93% Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 91% Sale 92 86 84 Sale 88% Sale 98% 99% 100% 101% 93% 98 94% Sale 101 Sale 91 % Mar. 7 Mar. 25 Mar. 4 Mar. 2 Mar. *3 Mar. 16 Mar. 4 105% Mar. Mar. Mar. 4 01% Mar. 30 101 Mar. 20 96 Mar. 12 100 95 Jan. Feb. 25 99% Jan. 12 78 97 89 22* 38 4 92 Mar. 5 4 98% Jan. 102% Feb. 92% Mar. 77% Mar. 70 Mar. 74% Mar. 103 Feb. 103% Jan. 94 91 07% 02% 91% 77% 74% Mar. 4 Mar. 27 Mar. 20 Mar. 3 Mar. 2 106% Jan. 101% Mar. 88 Mar. 27 06% 04% 04% 94% Mar. 4 Mar. 13 Mar. 18 Mar. 31 10 Mar. 24 95% 89 Sale 94 Sale 87% 89% 97% 94 91 98% 8% Mar. 19 8% Mar. 19 79 Feb. liV* 88 Feb. 11 Jan. 28 102% Mar.: 101% Feb. Mar. 18 93% Mar. Mar.|31 10 Jan. Jan. Mar.: 8% Feb. 3 90% Jan. 93% Mar. 18 88% Mar. 2 98% Mar. 3 100% Mar. 27 96 Mar. 12 94% Mar. 31 90 84 Mar. 11 91 2 18 106% Mar. 4 104% Mar. 13 101% Feb. 6 Mar. 104 Jan. Mar. 94 5 Jan. Mar. 93% Mar. 21 98% Mar. 23 105% Mar. Jan. 93 96 23 74 98 Mar. 21 Mar. 2 Jan. 55 85 Mar. 13 96% Mar. 19 89 12 9 60 89 85 91 Jan. 91% Mar. 20 Mar. Mar. 3 Mar. 10 Jan. 92] 103] Feb. 93 90 84 2 83 86 Mar. 31 5 25 Jan. Jan. 29 Feb. 10 Jan. 89 27 Mar. 108 102 Mar. 24 Mar. 23 Jan. Feb. 3 Feb. 4 Mar. 10 Jan. Mar. 10 6 9 5 17 92 106 104 100 04 83% Mar. 10 102% Mar. 27 103% Mar. 4 102% 104 ] 941 85] Feb. Jan. 04% Mar. 10 2 17 101% Mar. 30 Mar. 10 10 Feb. Jan. Mar. 27 Mar. Mar. 11 Jan. 28 Mar. 30 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Mar. 11 Jan. 23 Jan. 24 Jan. 23 Feb. 25 83% Mar. 25 101 Mar. 20 93 82 M 90 Jan. 5 109 Sale 1946 J Jan. 95 88% Jan. 95% Jan. 3 80% Feb. 5 115% Mar. Mar. 23 9 26 100 105% Jan. 70 65 89 Sale Jan. 16 13 94% Mar. 25 104% Mar. 13 66% Jan. 112% Jan. Sale 90% Sale 105% 7 Mar. Sale Feb. 5 87 78 Sale 115 102% Feb. 50% Jan. 5 Mar. 3 103% 103 Sale 93% Mar. 31 July 1948 M 8 f g 6s 103% Jan. 90% Feb. 26 112% Feb. 25 Mar. Sale 107% Mar. 4 103% 101% Mar. 20 Sale 95% Sale 89% Jan. Mar. 104 103 102 ~60"" Sale" 86 100 39 101% Jan. 7 115% Mar. Mar. 3 109 Mar. 2 102% 103% Mar. 4 104 92% Mar. 2 94% 77% Mar. 20 81 % 70 Mar. 13 81% 74% Mar. 31 88 Sale Sale Mar. 19 Sale 83 111 Jan. 83% Mar. 25 Sale J 110 36% Mar. 24 Sale O Feb. 100% Jan. 97% Jan. 3 3 103 1953 J Mar. 69% Mar. 11 103 f 5s......1940 A Ref At gen 5 Ms A 102 105% Jan. Mar. 11 9 104% Jan. 107 Feb. 24 100% Mar. 27 106 81% Sale 1970 F Republic Iron At Steel 108 105 60 Mar. 17 102% Mar. 24 103% Sale 104% Sale Remington Arms 1st s f 6s.......1937 M N Rem Rand 5Ms A with warr.....1947 M N 6 104 105% 105% 107% 102% 51% Mar. 26 Sale 87 Mar. 12 Mar. 2 26 Jan. M Mar. 55 1937 F A 1940 M 8 1948 J J 7 Mar. 25 Mar. 13 Mar. 20 Jan. 56% Feb. 16 99% Mar. 20 104% Mar. 20 Jan. Mar. 107 1967 J 5M% notes Sinking fund gold 5Ms Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s 2 87 97 103 ?§*< 60 1971 A f g Jan. iSP 104 Sale 115% Mar. 106% Mar. 7 6 90 Jan. 97% Mar. 100% Jan. 101% Jan. 102% Mar. 16 105% Mar. 11 105 75 Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conv 7s..l937 J Certificates of deposit 96 Mar. Mar. 95% Mar. 27 100 97% Mar. 2 99% Mar. Sale Sale 84 41 101% Jan. 48% 104 Mar. 24 105% 91% Mar. 7 94% 102 Mar. 23 104% 98% Mar. 2 101 93 4 Mar. 27 99% Mar. 20 3 104% Mar. 12 Mar. 30 6 Mar. 19 101% 101% Mar. 23 64 65 Sale Mar. 26 63% Mar. 31 102 Mar. 24 Mar. 11 104% 102% Sale Sale 95 93 Sale Mar. 11 Mar. 6 85 Sale Sale Mar. 3 84% Mar. 30 88 91 M N Mar. iff Mar. 23 Sale 86 89 103 M 108 M 104 Sale 94 2 Mar. 13 112 Mar. 10 Mar. 21 114% Mar. 9 75 "84"" Sale" J J 39 3 3 2 104 Mar. 30 Mar. Mar. 23 106% Mar. 10 Mar. 27 100% Mar. 27 Mar. 28 100% Mar. 3 Sale J J Sale Mar. Sale D J 112% 1113 103 101% 103% 103 98% Sale 100% Sale 93% Sale 94% Sale 100 Sale 98% Sale 98% Sale 99% 99% 112% 115 105 % 106 99% 102 % J Sale 102% Sale 105% 101% 100% Sale 98% Sale 48% 104% 91% Mar. 105% Mar. 111% 111% 1113 106 Sale Sale 99 112 113 88 M 104% Sale Sale 110% 110M 103% Sale 84% Mar. 46% Mar. 97% Mar. 103% 101% Sale 107% 103% 103% Sale 106% 103% Sale 105 % Sale 1003 Sale 973 53 Sale Sale 102 M 45 Sale 99 Sale Sale 111 Sale 51 Sale Sale 98 101 85% 101 ...1935 J 4Ms s 85 85 6 29 Last sale 2 50% Mar. 106% Mar. 8% Mar. 109% 108% Mar. 20 109% Mar. 10 48 Sale ....I960 M S 1st At ref 4 Ms 1st Ac ref gold 4s 104% 103% 111% 111% 111% 106% Sale 106% 97% Sale 100% 101% 102% 101% 102% 102% 104% 105% 105 95% Sale 97% Sale 102 J D M N Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6S..1942 J Postal Teleg Ac Cable coll 5s 1953 J Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s 1933 J Public Serv B At G 1st At ref 5s ..1965 J Cash sale. 101% M S ........ Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s ....1952 Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s 1957 Port Arthur Canal At Dock 6s 1953 1st mtge 6s series B 1953 Portland R L & P lst&ref 7Ms A1946 c Sale 109 Sale 84 44 M 8 101% N 51 Conv deb 6s w 1 8 Phillips Petroleum deb 5M> ...1939 J D Pierce Oil Corp s f 8s ...1931 D Plllsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s 1943 A O Revere Cop At Sale 103 M 104% 93 M Sale D A O J ..........1949 M Rheinelbe Union 8% Sale 10 23 Sale 102 M 112 Feb. 50 5?K Sale 104 106 Phils Company secured gold 5s.1967 Phlla Elec Co 1st 4M> ....1967 1st Ac ref g 4s 1971 Phlla At Read Chi ref 5s 1973 s 8% 10% 103 103 M Sale Paterson At Passaic G At E 5s.....l949 Pathe Exch deb 7s with warr 1937 Pure Oil Co 8% 8% 103 106% 95% Sale 9 98% Feb. 11 .L 100 V--106 9 " 102 M 112 Sale 20 40 108% Sale Jan. 99% Mar. 17 106% Mar. 18 95 Mar. 7 109% Mar. 104% Mar. Mar. Jan. 20 92% Jan. 3 97 6 102% Jan. 24 105% Jan. 102% Mar. 3 102% Mar. 3 50 15 5 Jan. 2 106% 107 M 101% Sale Sale Jan. 92 83 100% 100 Sale J Park-Lexington leasehold 6M«—1953 J 1st At ref 7 J 1951 J J Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s....1947 J D Paramount Publlx Corp 5Ms....l950 F A Registered 97,000 766,000 336,000 234,000 1,089,000 250,000 30,000 5 1942 J 40,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A.....1941 M S 1,000 Peoples Gas At Coke 1st 6s. 1943 A O 115,000 Refunding gold 5s............1947 M S 589,666 8% .1937 J ..1952 M N 1934 M N Pan-Am Petr (Col) 1st g 6s Paramount B'way 1st 5 Ms Parmelee Trans 3M 97 95 97% Mar. 106% Mar. 87% Mar. 23 87% Mar. 23 91% Jan. 21 79% Jan. 2 101% Mar. 76% 79% 74% Mar. 67 Mra. 67% Sale 114% Sale 114% Mar. 105% Sale 105% Mar. 110% 109% Mar. 98% 98% Mar. 100% 54 9 5 7 101 % Mar. 23 3 94% Feb. 6 80 98 Jan. 98% Jan. 90% Jan. Sale Prices. 8 100% Mar. 5 98% Mar. (Bremen)— 20-year s f 6s 1947 No Amer Cement deb 6Hs A..... 1940 North American Co deb 5s 1961 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A... 1957 15,000 Ohio Pub Service 1st At ref 7%a..l946 A O 20,000 1st At ref 7s series B 1947 F A Ohio River Edison 1st 6a........1948 J J ~43",666 Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s ........1944 F A 22,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s 1943 F A 86,000 Ontario Power Serv 1st 5 1950 J J 9,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s 1945 M N 347,000 Oriental Development 6s........1953 M 8 368,000 Ext I deb 5Ms Int ctfs 1958 MN 118,000 Oslo Gas At Elec extl s f g 5s.....1963 M S 104,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A 1941 M 8 179,000 61,000 87,000 83,000 51,000 39,000 118.000 435,000 70,000 33,000 1. Highest. Sale Prices. 100% Mar. 87% Mar. 23 ICiUM "69% Sale Prices. 97% Mar. Registered 8,000 11,000 JAN. SINCE Lowest. Sale 106% 106 93 94 92% 109 110% Sale 104% 105% Sale 89 92% Sale 89 Highest. 81 106 % 45 Ask. 105% 103% 40 40 Adjustment Income 5ii Jan 1942 A Certificates of deposit.-Jan 1942 A 127,000 NY Rys Corplnc 6s ...Jan 1965 Apr 12.000 Prior lient s series A..—......1965 J J ------ 8,000 NY At Rich Gas 1st 6s A 79,000 N Y State Rys 1st cons <!%• Sale 98 Dock At 82 97 % MN NYLEAtW Coal Ac RR 5Hs.--.1942 19 J Bid. Lowest. IVi::: 84 102% 1941 MN Mutual Union Tel 5s Ask March 31. 97% 100% 97% 100 98 Sale 97% Sale 99% 100 101% 101% 93 94% 94% 95% 93 Sale 90 98% 17 Bid. 93 90% >2 10-20-year 5s series 3..........1932 14,000 Murray Body 1st 6%i 1934 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.... 1947 MN "i",o66 99 >0% 1955 f 4%s 97 95 18 % •0 % General Ac refunding 5s A.....1955 1955 Gen Ac ref 5s series B Gen &refsf4%8ser G Gen & ref s f 5s ser D March 2. Ask. Bid. Montecatlnl Mln At Agr ■ f deb g 7s tr rets with deb stk pur warr..I937 15,000 31,000 Without warrants 94,000 Mont Tram 1st At ref A 5s 1941 1,000 RANGE Jan. 2 H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE. March. Value. 39 96 Mar. 22* 98 Mar. Mar. 95% Jan. 88% Feb. Mar.: 82% Jan. 90 ?!* Mar.: Jan. 9 10 Janr 9 Jan. 12 Mar. 6 95% Jan. 13 92 Jan. 10 100% Mar. 27 96 101 Mar. 12 Jan. 6 93% Mar. 21 98% Mar. 23 / N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS 30 Sales in 8"§ BONDS March. Value. N. Y. STOCK PRICES Price Ask. Bid. 90 1950 MN 82,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s.. Direct mortgage gold 6s 263,000 1952 MN Cons mtge 6s ctfs w J 366,000 1953 F A Without warrants—— 21,000 Cons mtge 6s with warrants—1955 A O 343,000 1953 J J 178,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s 1944 373,000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6s Certificates of deposit 86,000 1955 F A 21,000 Rima Steel s f 7s .1946 M S 60,000 Rochester Gas Ac El 7s ser B .1948 M S Gen mtge 22,000 series G 1977 M S Geo Mtge 4#® series D Roch Ac Pitts Cflcl pur money March 2. 1931. EXCHANGE. $ 5s. .1946 78 77 Sale Sale Sale 83)4 77# Sale 61)4 63 55)4 Sale 98 # ' 82"" Sale 72# Sale Sale Shubert Theatre J Siemens Ac J Sale El Pow 1st 4#® 1752 deb 6s..-. 1942 Halske sec s f g 7s....1935 Debenture s f 6H»—......—1951 Sierra At Sari Fran Power 1st 5s_. 1949 Silesia-Elec Corp gold 6#* 1946 Silesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7s 1941 Sinclair Cons Oil 1st Hen 7s 1937 1st lien coll 6)4® B.._. —1938 Sinclair Crude Oil 5)4s series A..1938 Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s 1942 Skelly Oil deb s f 4 #•—1939 Smith (A O) Corp 1st 6)4®— 1933 Solvay Am Inv sec g 5s A 1942 J §!* M S F Sale 102 A 67 F Sale 72 M & Sale 98 Sale J 97 Sale F 100)4 J 98 O A M Sale Sale 79# Sale S MN 103 Sale M S 96 Sale 1934 J 15,000 United Ry® St L 1st g 4s 1932 MN 14,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6s 1951 J D United Steel Wks g 6)4a ser A— 1951 352,000 Series C ——-— 1947 259,000 Sinking fund deb 6)4® ®er A... 7,000 United St! Wks(Burbach) s f g 7® 1951 344,000 U S Rubber 1st Ac ref As series A.. 1947 643,060 deb 6® 68,000 Unterelbe Power Ac Ltg 6® 240,000 Utah Light Ac Trac lat Ac ref 5®. 161,000 Utah Power Ac Light 1st 5s.___. Universal Pipe Ac Rad ""nnn . 21.000 'R£n 431,000 Utica Elec Lt Ac Pr 1st s f utica G Ac El ref Ac ext 5a Utilities Pow Ac Ltg Debenture g 5® deb g 5#®_. gold 5s ........ 104 % Sale 105# 106)4 Sale 102i 1041 Sale 99 Sale 61 15 Sale 26 107% 102% 104 91 94 Mar. 31 Mar. 23 56 6 Mar. 12 106# Mar. 20 Mar. 5 Mar. 28 84) 105 1944 1950 '47 1959 83)4 72 Sale 61)4 Sale 101% 74 Sale 71 j Sale Sale 70) 105) 71 Sale Sale 60 70 Sale Sale 14,000 27,000 24,000 176,000 13,000 1,254,000 A 1951 J D 1960 M S 102 99# Sale 99 Sale Sale 95# Sale 101# Sale 94# Sale 102# Sale 101 100 77# 80 103# Sale 97# Sale 106 6 106 Mar. Mar. 2 105 103# Sale 100# Sale 61# 64 10# 15 Hill 96# Sale Sale Sale 101 49# Sale 99# Sale 90# Sale Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank..... WUlys-Ove'land 1st s f g 6s 1933 M S Wilson Ac Co 1st a f 6s 1941 A O Winchest*' Reoeat Arms 7I4« ...1941 A O J 92 Mar. 17 99# Mar. 99# Mar. 4 Sale 100 Sale 71 94 Sale 104# 103 Sale 100 97 104 99 1 "76# 71 Mar. Mar. Mar. 10 73 Sale 94# Mar. 31 104# 103 Sale 9 101 99 97 85 97 106 98 Sale Sale if* i* 60 103 62 103 107# 35 23 12 24 22 85 81 Mar, 102# Mar, "It* 95 93 103 94 yk 82 89# 78# 90 Sale 96 96 106# Sale 15 14 13 54# Sale }03# 108 101 Sale 108 Jan. Jan. 101 Jan. 13 90# Jan. 97 Feb. 27 Mar. 4 Mar. 2 6 56 102# Feb. 10 Mar. 13 73 9 104# Mar. 6 101# Mar. 19 Jan. 100 Mar. 26 96# Jan. Jan. 5 9 62 Feb. 13 101# Jan. 10 Mar. 20 Jan. 10 82 Jan. 2 81# Mar. 25 Jan.* 2 c82# Mar. 17 Mar. 31 105# Jan.. 2 108 69 Fee. 2 75# Jan. 2 54# Mar. Mar. 20 25 17 31 23 83 Mar. 11 99# Mar. 10 103# Mar. 31 104 Sale 84 Mar. 20 76# Mar. 20 100# 71# 70# 69# 69 .. 5 2 Jab,., Jan. Jan. Feb.. 17 104# Feb. 94 105# Feb. 73 66 2 103# Mar. ; 31 10 4 110# Mar. 30 " Mar. 20 76# Mar. 20 Jan. Jan. 84 Jan. 9 Feb. 27 Mar. 11 Mar. 27 Mar. 11 Mar. 2 Mar. 23 2 Mar, Mar, 23 Mar. 16 Jan. Jan. 5 74# Jan. 9 97 2 50# Mar. 9 Mar. Mar. 9 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 7 Mar. 21 95 95 23 Mar. "20 23 60 97 106# Mar. 21 17# Jan. 10 23 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 2 Feb. Mar. 18 3 Jan. 54# Mar. 28 Mar. Mar. 19 6 Jan. 17 Mar. 10 6 Mar. 31 Sale 105 Sale Sale 104# Mar. 102# Mar. 102 Sale 101 109# 103# 103# 76# 109# 109# Sale 103# Sale 103# Sale 74# Mar. Mar. 31 105# Mar. 26 107 Mar. Mar. 5 105 3 105 6 104 6 102 Sale 36 Mar. 3 43 Mar. 4 37 "IB"" 31 8 Mar. 4 10 10 10 98 Mar. 12 Mar. Mar. 99# Mar. 39# Mar. 101 Mar. 10 Mar. 31 Mar. 14 Mar. 105# Jan. 106# Jan. 3 Mar. 105 Mar. 102 Mar. Mar. 10 110 Mar. 27 104# Mar. Mar. 27 104# Mar. 10 Mar. 2 79# Mar. 11 101# 104 101# Mar. 6 102# 89 Mar. 25 89# Sale 90# 102# Sale 102# Mar. 28 103 40 3 c37 Mar. 40# 36 18* IS* 1* Sal* 110 lol# Sal* Feb. 25 Feb. 25 103# Mar. 7 104# 108# Mar. 11 109 104# Mar. 5 105 106# Mar. 13 108 108 27 Mar. 23 5 105# Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 23 Mar. 2 74# . • Mar. 11 99# Mar. 10 83 100 Mar. 11 Mar. Sale 10 99 104# Mar. 18 4 71* 12 12 26 Sale Jan. Jan. Jan. 4 39 10 102# 69# 104# 99# Mar. 13 Mar, 17 Mar. 11 82# 43 98 Mar. 18 Mar. 23 110# Mar. 30 30 Sale 100# Sale 42# Sale ~ Mar. 80 35 8# 8# 8# 103 102 104 Mar. 73 105 Sale Jan. 101# Mar. 82 Mar. 2 81# Mar. c82# Mar. 108 Mar. 105# Mar. 69# Mar. 21 73# Mar. 24 96 3 Mar. 101 2 Sale 63# Sale Mar. 31 Mar. 26 9 22 76 95# Mar. 20 Mar. 16 104# Mar. Mar. 2 101# Mar. 19 9 Mar. 14 100 98# Jan. 101 # Jan. 100 81 75# 3 Mar. 101 33 Sale 90 Mar. 31 105# Mar. 10 107# Mar. 12 Mar. 100# Mar. 23 9 26# Jan. 20# Mar. 94# Feb. 87 # Jan. Mar. 14 3 Mar. 91 88# Jan. Mar. 10 Sale Mar. 4 Mar. 16 82 Mar. 23 3 103 3 Sale 40 83# 102# Sale Mar. 9 100# Mar. 10 20# Mar. 5 100 Mar. 4 95# Mar. 2 103 Mar. 5 102# Sale 31 Sale 2 53" "Mar ."31 ~72"""Jan"~14 Sale Sale 36# 96 Sale 9 100# Mar. 12 55 31 10 91# Jan. 96# Jan. 83# Jan. 74 82 98 Feb. 14 5 100# Mar. 25 Mar. 100# Mar. Mar. 27 Sale i?tff 102# 102# 10 5 Jan. 93 95# Mar. 5 100# Mar .> 3 81 Jan. 68 30 Jan. 9 14 108# Mar. 20 5 105# Mar. 20 99 Jan. 5 91# Feb. 11 2 108 104# Jan. Mar. 23 95# Mar. 30 102 Jan. 7 3 46 Jan. 51#.Tan. 23 Jan. 29 28# Mar. 30 33 32# Mar. 79 80# *S\X 77% Sale 99# Sale 96# Sale 103# Sale 101# 106# 106# Sale 109# 77 9 22 23 9 Mar. Sale Sale 57 96# 101# 103# 109# Jan, 62 52 54# Mar. 101# 101# Mar. Sale 76# Mar. 76# Mar. 76# Mar. 58 100# 101# 76# Sale 76# Sale 76 77# 105# 106# 71# Sale / 91 53 98# 20# 98# 92# 95# Sale Sale 101 100# 102# 102# 101# 102# Sale 102 104 103# 71 Mar. 18 Mar. 31 Sale 68 9 93# 88# Mar. 23 89 % Sale 103# 106 105# 107 100 ! 100# 100 Jan. 104 Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 9 Jan. 2 Jan. 107# Feb. Mar. MSale 100 20 99 33 2 10S Jan. 90 Mar. 17 2 Mar. Mar. 30 101 Mar. 11 50 89 Jan. Jan. 61 Mar. Mar. 97 Mar. 98# Sale Sale Sale Sale 102 102 102# 103# Sale 171 Mar. 31 107# Sale 107 96# Sale 48# 49 29# 32 * Sale Sale 98# 93# 100# 101# 64 108# Mar. 108# Mar. 105# Mar. 20 105# Mar. 105# 78 10 7 Mar. Mar. 17 2 13 13 6 105# Feb. 20 31 105# Jan. 9 96# Mar. 31 cl02 Mar, 9 4 108# 92 2 91# Jan. 90# Jan. 92# Jan. 2 106 Feb. 25 9 106# Mar. 11 Jan. 105 103 61 Mar. 18 1 101 104# Jan. 103 53 20 Mar. 106# Mar. Mar. 28 104# Mar. 96# Mar. 31 cl02 Mar. Sale Mar. 21 . 102 98# Sale 61# Sale 9# 15 103 64 62 2 6 Mar. Jan. 75 Feb. 18 84 102# Jan. 29 103# Feb. 26 6 95# Jan. 98# Feb. 10 Mar. 103 '8% 2 Jan. 98 98# Mar. 106 2 94# Mar. 25 98# Jan. 1 102# Jan. 100# Jan. 103# Mar. 105# Mar. 5 Mar. 21 Feb. 20 Mar. 13 25 Jan. 20 102# Feb. 30 2 101# Mar. 13 88# Jan. 2 104 Mar. 23 102 Jan. 8 67 Jan. 81# Mar. 21 7 Mar. 21 60 Feb. 85 96# Mar. 12 100# Jan. 12 78# Mar. 20 5 Jan. 17 Mar. Mar. 13 75 25 95 Mar. 96# Mar. 31 76 2 76# Jan. 3 Mar. Jan. 16 23 80 Mar. 17 82 Mar. 31 72# Mar. 27 74# Mar. 30 Mar. 12 clOO Mar. Mar. Mar. 25 97 Mar. 2 102# Mar. Mar. 31 100# Mar. 105# Sale 106# Sale 105 Sale Sale 105 Sale 96# 94# 101# 99# 102# Mar. 36 18 n» Sale 103 6 1# Mar. 5 102% 103 96)4 Sale 105# Sale 74# Sale sale. 20 Feb. 2 2 7 101# Sale 90# Sale 102# 103 J Mar. 2 104 Sale Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank...... Wlcfcwlre'frpen Steel Go 7s..Jan 1935 UN Mar. Mar. Sale Gash 6 28 92 9 3 4 Mar. J e Feb. 23 19 Mar. 24 18 9 Mar. Mar. 16 J t deb 6s..............1940 MN Mar. Mar. 31 73 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5)4® 1948 1st and ref 4 #• series B 1953 White Eagle Oil 5)4s 1937 with wnr._ White Sewing Machine deb 6s...1936 Without warrants..... Mar. 19 Mar. 17 78 109# Sale 104# Sale 103# Sale J Mar. 17 103 102 J Mar. 18 Sale J Youngstown Sheet Ac To 1st 5a A1978. J 20 30 V* 92 Feb. 88 Mar. 21 Sale Sale Sale Mar. 4 Sale 108# 102 Sale 3 2 Mar. 80 78 73# 68# 103# 104# 104 8 Mar. Mar. Sale 103 J Wlckwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7s...1935 J 93# 6 100 28 87# Jan. 93# Mar. Sale 17 Mar. 13 21# Mar. Mar. 3 102# Mar. 102# 101 Sale 99# Mar. 2 101# Mar. 92# Sale 21# Sale 101 Jan. 103# Jan. 75# Jan. 72# Jan. 60 Jan. 60 Jan. 91# Mar. 10 Sale Sale O Mar. 21 72# Mar. 27 74# Mar. 30 105 A Mar. 28 2 82 Sale M Mar. 11 Mar. 28 80 105"" Sale Mar. 25 79# Sale 105# 107# 109# 107# 105# 107 107# 105 105# 105 Sale 46 Mar. 3 IV* 105 75 Mar. 24 60 1953 s 2 97# Jan. 9 87 97 Sale 100# Mar. 30 Mar. 88 94 100 A O 28,000 {at secured 5s series G ...1956 J D 252,000 Western Electric deb 5s_. 1944 A O 38,000 Western Union coll tr cur 5®....1938 J J 64,000 Fund Ac real est 4)4® gold 1950 M N Partic Mar. 10 101# Jan. 87 Mar. Mar. 16 88 93# 96% - 69,000 221,000 51,000 7,000 17,000 15,000 10,000 17 99# Jan. Mar. 13 106# 95 96# 99# 100) 102# 106)< 73)4 Sale 67# Sale 1950 F 105 98# 91)4 94 100 1944 1,36 Mar. 10 §8* 7 Mar. Mar. 23 Mar. 12 Jan. 49 93 ...... I5-y*ar «old 181,000 5s 394,000 Gold 5® 215,000 Westphalia Un El Pow 6a Mar. 87 Mar. 30 3 Mar. 78 15 Jan. 67 Mar. 31 Mar. Feb. 3 Jan. 87 Jan. 14 107# Jan. Jan. 24 107# Mar. 63 41 85 17 Jan. 3 56* Jan. 74# Jan.*16 Mar. 86M Sale 67" 1953 1953 Mar. 10 Mar. 20 91 32 ------ l»t H 5)4® series F 3 2 Mar. 31 Sale Sale 107# 106 Sale ... _ nnn Mar. 12 107# 29 ..... J 4 107 107 43 49 60.000 Vertlentos Sugar 1st a f 7s 1942 15 24 1.000 Victor Fuel 1st s f 5s 1952 70 78 16.000 va Iron Coal Ac Coke lat g 5®.—1949 M 8 127,000 Virginia Ry Ac Pow l®t 5® 1934 J J 101# Sale 70 • 85 3,000 Walworth Co 6 >4® ®er A (with war) '35 A O 90 10.000 Without warrant®............ 75 79 24,000 igt . f 6® series A ........--1945 A O 67# Sale 1.807,000 Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6*1939 M S 96 27,000 Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944 A O A O 19,000 Without warrant® J D 31,000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7®— 00% 102"' 1941 13 Sale J Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7®.......1939 J 29# 1,000 stamped Sale 49,000 Warner-Qulnlan deb 6® 1939 M S J J 103# V \ -R9R Wash Wat Pow 1st 36-yr 5s .1939 Sale 4.000 Westchester Light gold 5s— 1950 J D Sale 28,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5® eerie® A—1946 M 8 Sale M 8 17,000 1st 5s series E 1963 o Mar. 82 Sale 104)4 Sale 100# Sale 46)4 Sale 1936 . iv* 76 2 Prices. 90 MN Sale Sale Shlnyetsu 75 81# Mar. 72# Mar. Sale Sale 62 90 Mar. Mar. 90 86 Mar. 30 7 Mar. 23 Sale — 8,000 Trumbull Steel iVt ■ i 6®........1940 MN 88)4 Sale 25 Sale 5,000 Twenty-third St Ky imp At ref 5®.1962 J J 92% 97 31,000 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7)4®—1955 88% Sale 83,000 Guar sec ® f 7s ...... 1952 P A M S 98)1 98% 60,000 UJigawa Elec Power 7® 1945 19,000 Union El L Ac P l®t g 5«— 1932 M S 101# Sale 101% 33,000 Refunding 5® 1933 MN 101 40,000 1st gold 5#® series A 1954 J J 102% Sale 73 2,000 Union Elev Ry Chic let 5® 1945 A O 66,000 Union Oil Cat 30-yr 6® ser A May 1942 F A 105)4 Sale 99# Sale 80,000 First lien s f 5® ser G Feb 1 1935 A O 92 Sale 147,000 Deb 5® with warrant Apr 1945 J D Sale 43,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6® 1942 MN 100 96)4 Sale 412,000 United Drug Trust receipt* 5®..1953 M B , 1. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Jan. 2 101# Jan. 3 89# Jan. 3 87# Prices. 98# Mar. 11 83# Mar. 2 86 81# Sale 81# 105% 107)4 105)4 97# 99)4 117,000 South Bell T Ac T 1st s 115s —1941 84,000 Southw Bel! Telep 1st At ref 5s__.1954 39,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s *47 479,000 Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946 439,000 Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4)4®—-—1951 43,000 Steven® Hotel let 6s series A 1945 37,000 Sugar Estates Oriente 7s —1942 M S 8,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5S...1951 J D 5,000 Tenn Coal Iron Ac RR gen s 1951 J J Tenn Copper <fc Chem— 18,000 Cony deb 6s series B _____1944 M 8 135,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st Ac ref 6s 1947 J D 2,333,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s 1944 A O 93,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s 1960 J J 116,000 Adjustment income 5s Jan i960 A O 2,000 Third Are RR 1st gold 5s 1937 J J 75,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7e ser A—1955 116,000 6% gold notes 1932 j""J Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd) 580,000 1st M 6s $ Series June 15 1953 J D Trenton Gas Ac Elec 1st 5s 1949 M 8 -"8,666 Truax-Traei Coal conv 634® 1943 MN ; SINCE JAN. Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Ask' 102 99% Sale 82 85 # 76 H March 31. Ask. Bid. Lowest. 87% Sale 1.972,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr... .1945 A O 97 97)4 15,000 St Joseph Ry L H Ac P l«t 5®___. .1937 MN .1955 J 47 65 J 25,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stmpd .1937 J 87 2,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5s .1937 J 88% 3,000 Guaranteed 5s 103)4 Sale 140,000 San Antonio Public Serv 6s...... .1952 J 75% Sale 160,000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s. .1945 F A .1951 MN 72% Sale 151,000 Gen ref guar serial gold 6#®-. .1946 J 65 J 20,000 Schulco Co guar 6#® —.1946 A O 91 % Sale 20,000 Guar sinking fund 6 B .1948 F A 89% 24,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5#®_..,.. .1952 M N 87 Sale 353,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s ... .1947 MN 78 Sale 729,000 Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s .1949 A O 79)4 Sale Deb 5s with warrants 824,000 239,000 111,000 43,000 336,000 46,000 7,000 70.000 349,000 314,000 382,000 52,000 60,000 38,000 116,000 RANGE IN MARCH. Jan. 2 Mar. Mar. Mar. 99# Jan. 2 87 102 Jan. Jan. 33# Jan. 3 103 Feb. 20 2 Jan. 8 Jan. 22 92 3 103 24 c37 2 43 29 Jan. Mar. 25 22# Jan. 23 Mar. 27 =-7# Feb. 13 7# Jan. 14 Mar. 42# Mar. 102 cllO# Feb 16 104# Jan. 9 104# Mar. 10 79# Mar. 11 5 Mar. Mar. 3 Mar. 31 10# Mar. 11# Mar. 99# Mar. 101 9 Mar. 14 9 28 Feb. 24 Jan. 7# Feb. 6# Jan. 2 2 Mar. 25 10 Jan. si Jan. 9 Jan. 2 101 Feb. 10 8# Feb. 24 99 100 3 Mar. 31 37 95 39# Mar. 24 Mar. 83 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 25 Feb. Jan. 21 6 25 103# Jan/ 27 York Stock Exchange New MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MARCH 1931. 1931. Stock Sales. March Shares Jan. 1 to March 31 in accordance with ots. except 1930. ^ rale of the Stock Exchange, effoctlve a SALES, PRICES March. STOCKS Since 124,050 290 500 79.700 .....25 Pacific. .....100 90 270 com .100 .....100 Stamped 900 Central RR of N J -.100 98 Sale 98 Mar. 120 Mar. 2 98 Sale Sale 74 Sale 71% Mar. 78% Mar. 58% Mar. 82 Mar. 2 68% Jan. 2 80% Mar. 3 Mar. 2 6 Mar. 113% Mar. 2 9 72% Jan. 56% Jan. 62% Mar. 91% Mar. 69% Mar. 2 H Sale 113 60 X 84 X 8 51 % 55 Sale" Sale 91 Sale 10 Sale 56% Sale 100 ... Sale Sale Sale 24% Sale 22% 5% Sale 9% Sale 7% Sale 12% Sale 10 Sale 95 99% 100 83 86 120 Cleveland at Pittsburgh...50 77 82 88% Sale 79% 82 Special... 1 ...50 600 Colorado & Southern....100 1st preferred 40 ...100 2d preferred 40 -.100 43 Del Lack 8c Western L52 50 Denver Rio Gr & Wes pref Sale Sale 36 "llloo 21365 100 1,700 Duluth S S at Atl Pfd 100 87,700 Erie First preferred .......100 16,100 4,700 66", 250 20,166 8c Atl__100 Second preferred 700 200 14,100 5,800 600 600 . . 22 Mar. 6 Mar. Jan. Jan. 101 99 Mar. 24 94 Jan. 86 89 Mar. 20 84 Jan. 80% 45% 82 80 Mar. Mar. Mar. 101 Sale 77 Jan. 20 37 60 48 40% Jan. 62 60 60 56% Mar. 56% Mar. 13 37 35 39 Mar. 10 41 Mar. Mar. 56% Mar. 13 34% Jan. 2 41 Mar. 18 35 138 % 138% Mar. 74 Mar. 5% Sale 33 Mar. 3 Sale 152 89 40% 38% Sale ... .100 6% pref series A .100 .100 stock ctfs...... 1000 71% 60 112 90 230 Certificates..... 775 Preferred * "lOO "2~,666 -100 Preferred.. 2,300 ...50 15,700 Lehigh Valley 19,900 Louisville 8t Nashville... .100 530 Manhattan Ry guar... 100 Mod guar.............100 Market Street Ry... 100 123,700 1,620 ..... Prior preferred... Second preferred.... 6,100 13,400 46,400 29,400 Minn St Paul 8c S S M 300 2,250 ..... 1,200 2,000 780 68 Mar. Mar. 67 Mar. 2 4 52 2% * No par value. Ex-dividend. Jan. 9 89 Mar. 31 Mar. 6 114 78 61 Mar. 11 Feb. 24 34 MariA 2 Mar. 25% Mar. 29% Mar. 34 Mar. 12 32% 13% 10% 54% Mar. 2 Mar. 17 Mar. 26 Mar. 5 Mar. 10% Mar. 51 .% 50% Mar. % 39% 60 Sale Sale Sale 53% 57 33% Sale 38% Mar 58 Mar 52 Mar 84 Mar Fat,. 5 Jan. 28 52 Jan>, 23 2 24% Jan. 26% Feb. 19 4 Jan. 7 2 44% Mar. 18 60 18 55% Mar. 2 30 106% Mar. 2 Mar. 21 Mar. 31 1% Mar. 9 33 2 Mar. 12 60 Mar. 2 38% Mar. 2 1% Mar. 25 40 30 45 Sale 70 Mar. 4% Mar. 20 % Mar. 20 10% Mar. 17 Mar. 4 4% Mar. 20 % Mar. 5 8 Mar. 21 21 41% Mar. 30 18% Mar. 30 76% Mar. 31 45 Mar. 11 23 81 Mar. Mar. 20 15 Sale 18% Sale SS Sale 10 4* 35* 86% 80% Sale Sale 72 72 Mar % Mar % Mar 31 % % % Sale 140 Sale 89 Sale Sale 120 100 86 193% Sale 108 100 Sale 83 100 Sale 117 185 Mar Mar 4I* 2 64 Feb. 9 53 84 Mar. 18 61 Jan. 9 Feb 9 Mar. 30 111 52% Jan. 32% Jan. % Jan. 6 28 13 Jan. Jan. 20 Jan. 16 % Jan. 7 15 3 8 3 Mar. 21 120 Sale 83 Mar. 117% 117% Mar. 61 39 /Feb. 28 Feb. 28 22 18 Feb. 6% Feb. 17 % Jan. 12 11% Feb. 10 Mar. 11 45 26% Jan. 29 70 85 16 Jan. 2 Jan. 29% Mar. 30 42% Feb. 21 2 107 Feb. 11 86% Jan. 15 81 Mar. 31 80 Jan. 72 3 % Jan. % Mar. 20 Jan. 15 25 Jan. Feb. % Jan. 1% Feb. 30 143 94 91% Mar. 119% Mar. Feb.- 26 3% Feb. 17 10% Feb. 25 Mar. 107% Mar. 30 132% 88 70 Mar 30 Mar. 12 94 Mar. 30 9 83 Mar. Jan. 2 227 16 205% Mar. 10 165 Jan. 15 105 105 30 20 2 Jan. 100 83 28 Jan. 107% Mar, 30 125 108% Sale Mar 30 77 70 72% 70 84 Feb. 11 55% Feb. 11 53 % Mar, % Mar, 135 20 Jan. 81 c 17 Jan. 2 78 Vs Mar, 10 6 20 Jan. 2 30 85% Jan. 32% Feb '128 13% Mar> 7 41% Mar. 30 18% Mar. 30 39% Mar. 28 105% Mar. 29% Mar 87% Mar 24 2 28 58 Feb. 71% Feb. 13 8 88 x 72 56 Sale Hartford 77 44% Feb. 17 78% Feb. 9 Mar. 100 Y NHflc 20 15 52 ...100 Preferred...... 31 Jan. 69 Preferred^,.. N 1% Mar. 18 Jan. 100 1% 20 200 N Y Lackawanna 8c West. 100 4 9 Jan. 37 6 Mar. 16 2 Sale 14.400 Mar. 75 43% Mar. 2 8% Sale 100 100 538,172 New York Central 2,200 N. Y. Chicago 8c St Louls.100 Preferred 100 3,400 4,810 New York 8c Harlem...... 50 67 27% Feb. 17 Mar. 20 3% ....—..100 4 Mar. 16% Jan. 19 51% Feb. 10 7 % Jan. Mar. Mar. 22 Sale 100 100 470 Nash Chatt 8t St Louis 4,500 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref..100 69% Feb. 24 2 67 13 59 34 100 100 58% Jan. Mar. 30 98,600 22% Mar. 10 62 Mar. 28 1% Mar. 18 Mar. Sale 4.500 45% Feb. 10 45% Feb. 27 40% Jan. 5 84 100 45,566 2 38% Mar. 31 38% Mar. 24 10% 100 60 New Orl Tex 8c Mexico ....100 224",200 8 Jan. 26 102 4 74 Sale 90% Sale * Missouri Pacific... preferred 11 4 105 ~ 1st Feb. 44 Mar. Sale 64% 100 Kan-Texas Preferred 2,950 42% Feb. 24 13 Mar. 19 Jan. 7 % Mar.31 Mar. Mar. 20 Morris 8c Essex """250 Mar 27% Jan. "54"" Sale % 6% 12% Leased line............100 Mo 74 73% Mar. 4,600 Minneapolis 8c St Louis..100 171,300 25,450 9 7 Mar. 69 % ........ 43,900 8,700 Jan. 56% Mar. 13 39 100 Sale 12.600 Kansas City Southern... ,.100 700 . 60 45 Sale .100 Central... Preferred 17 1% Jan. 9 1% Jan. 9 39% Feb. 24 Sale Sale 130 13,300 Jan. 31 Sale 5% 10 8 % Sale """850 48 27% Mar. Sale 78 660 Int Rys of Cent Amer... .100 3,800 9 2 138% Mar, 27 157% Feb. 25 27 70% Sale 108 80 """220 28 80% Mar. 18 26% Sale 540 Jan. 27 Mar. 24 Jan. 2 20% Mar. 56 Mar. 1% Mar. ...100 Leased line stock.. 3,900 4 Feb. 65% Jan. 2 3 101 90 3 36% Mar. 67 75 92,900 Interboro Rapid Transit. .100 Certificates of deposit. .100 6.400 < 36 2 2 59 8 Feb. 10 Feb. 25 Feb. 10 Jan. 23 Feb. 10 60% Mar. Sale 34,000 2,200 20 Mar. Mar. Mar. 90 % Mar. 19 450 500 Mar. 24 60 Mar. 9 47% Jan. 1 Sale 70 "l",506 16 27% Mar. 38% Mar. 38% Mar. Sale if 100 ......... Preferred... 80% Mar. 7 .....100 Preferred.. 630 12 2 45% Feb. 24 Mar. 18 8 116 33 103 ....100 230 2 2 2 Illinois Central.. 90 10 Mar. 10 65,700 1,800 40,000 42% Mar. 58% Feb. 5% Jan. 9% Jan. Mar. 18 400 9,100 8,100 z 2 61 18,100 1,200 100 Iowa 6 Jan. 7% 26% 53% 8% 15% 2 116 Mar. 75 sec iviar. 7 110 14 Mar. 35 Sale 41 RR Jan. 6% Jan. 19% Jan. 57 57 100 Hudson 8c Manhattan....106 520 2 14 113% Mar. 35% Sale 111% 116 24,400 2,800 90 < ys 12% Mar. 9% Mar. 800 Havana Elec. Ry * Preferred..............100 30 200 "3", §56 12 106 7% Mar. 25 25% Mar. 25 6% Mar. Sale Gulf Mobile 8c Northern..100 Preferred 1% Mar. % Mar. Sale Sale 6 Erie 8c Pittsburgh.........50 Great Northern pref..... 100 10 Green Bay 8c Western 10 Mar. 1 % Mar. 6% Sale Sale Sale 90 100 2% Jan. 1% Jan. % Jan. 16 9 Feb. pref..100 """366 Duluth South Sh 41 42 41 137 "48"" 70 62 39 37 100 Hudson Detroit & Mackinac 34% Sale 2 41 110 92 8,100 Consolid RR of Cuba pref. 100 990 Cuba RR pref 100 10 34 Sale 59 5 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 46% Feb. 56% Sale 60 67 Feb. 2 39% % % % Mar. 107% 115 Sale Sale 60 Feb. Feb. 25 xll5 19,900 30,700 6,100 1% 105 50% 61 15 115 45% Feb. 24 92 10 5 100 28 230 98 % x42% Sale 5,200 15,200 1,200 1 16 Mar. 2 3 20 24 100 44% Mar. Mar. Feb. 66 Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. 85 39% Mar. 1% Mar. 3 Mar. irA 38% Jan. Mar. 218 Sale 25 34% 2 91 98% Mar. Sale 15 Sale at 40% 1% 6% 19% Sale 44% Mar. Mar. 216 98 40% Mar. 60 94 Sale 98% Sale Sale Delaware 9 202 224 103 20 14 26 Jan. 98 95 1,900 Jan. Feb. 59 85 47 % 20 8 52 60% Mar. 20 Mar. 96 34 40 3 3 60 80% 81,550 Chicago & North West...100 Preferred ........100 2,900 100 90,600 Chic Rock Is! & Pac 7% profferred..........100 6,500 6% preferred .100 4,400 700 10% Mar. 91 100% 87% Feb. 24 80% Feb. 27 66% Feb. 26 9 13 113% Mar. Feb. 25 42 25 Mar. 2 17 69 Feb. 11 21 94 58 Mar. 9 40% Mar. 30 7 58% Jan. 85% Jan. 54% Mar. 9 90 108 Jan. Feb. 108 23 Jan. Mar. 31 120 52% 40% Sale 60% 65 25 Mar. 18 94 2 107% Feb. 24 102% Jan. 42 65 29,300 3,400 2,000 20,700 41% 64% Sale 93 93H 63 95 52 inn "is" 44,600 Chicago Great Western.. 100 Preferred....... 100 71,000 10 Chic Indianap & Louisv pflOO 78,500 Chic Mil St Paul & Pacific .* Preferred .100 197,500 110 60 39% Sale ...100 .... Sale 2 107% Mar. 11 55 70 75 Sale Mar. 197 106% Mar. 79% Sale 59 112 Mar. 183 106% Sale 80% Sale Sale 185 1 80 C C C & St Louis pref 39,100 Sale Preferred certificates Preferred 16",600 Sale 100 100 Chic 6c East IU RR 12,000 14,300 Sale 194% 225 40% Sale % Sale % Sale 25 - 223 225ii Sale 100 382,400 Chesapeake & Ohio 34,700 Chicago & Alton.. Preferred 41,800 600 208 Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Jan. 27 105 Jan. 27 105 Jan. 7 225 Jan. 7 225 178% Jan. 2 203% Feb. 24 Sale 50 70 200 Prices. Sale 57 X 53 % 107% 108 154,300 Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs.. Trusts ctfs pref 7,200 * 13,600 Brooklyn & Queens Transit.* Preferred * 5,900 100 3,100 Boston & Maine...... Canadian Sale 69 ........100 Preferred 120 Carolina Clinch & O 2,800 7.700 1. Highest. Lowest Highest. Prices. 105 - 326,900 Sale 102% Preferred 100 13,500 100 12,600 Atlan Coast Line RR 100 334,000 Baltimore & Ohio Preferred .....100 11,445 50 14,200 Bangor & Aroostook 150 Canada Southern io7~I66 JAN. SINCE 179 230 220 Susquehanna.100 Top 8c S Fe .100 100 Beech Creek RR 2,700 2,200 2,800 Ask. Ask. \icksburg__.100 & & Atchison 580 45",§56 Bid. Par. 10 Alabama 20 Albany Ask. Bid. Bid. Lowest. March 31. March 2. 1931. 49,600 5,400 4,900 102,300 4,500 3,600 RANGE IN MARCH. Price Shares. < Prices are on basis of 100-shar Jan. 2 Jan. 1. Shares. $344,369,800 748,402,800 Option sales are disregarded. N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE In - Oct. 3, 1915. all stock# are now quoted dollars per share. In the case of stocks which sell only in a small way. AGGREGATE Jan. 1 to March 31 1930. 1931. $212,665,000 688,356,550 Bond Sales. :, March. 96,552,040 226,694,430 65,658,034 172,343,252 Feb. , 5 9 24 Feb. 24 Feb. Mar. 11 9 Feb. 24 Jan. 15 75 Jan. 2 110 Jan. 3 119% Feb. 24 94% Feb. 24 33 N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS AQOREQATE SALES. In PRICES STOCKS tr. T. STOCK EXCHANGE March. Share*. 1931. Shares. 3,000 1,900 Bid. March 2. Ask. Sale 11,700 N Y Ontario Ac Western. .100 5* 7,700 NYRys pf.. Sale * 5,200 Norfolk Southern........100 7 5* 100 198 16,800 Norfolk Ac Western 205 Preferred Sale 1,980 ........100 90 100 Northern Central. 95 87 H 50 83,100 Northern Pacific...... 100 47* Sale 2,800 Pacific Coast. ........100 2 5* 800 6,300 680 30 24,600 600 480 210 , Par. 80 First preferred 100 2d preferred...........100 380,700 Pennsylvania.... .....50 1,500 Peoria At Eastern..... 100 2,100 Pere Marquette..........100 Prior preferred... 1,280 ..100 137,400 100 600 470 80 590 Preferred.... ...100 50 Phlla Rapid Transit pref..50 Plttsb Ac West Virginia..100 10 Pitts Ft Worth Ac Chicago.100 40 Preferred 100 10 V.600 2,400 10 20 ... 300 10 Pitts Youngs Ac Ash pf 7% 100 8,900 Reading Company.... 50 400 First preferred 50 100 1,300 ~4*,OO6 ... Second preferred. ...50 50 Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 100 600 Rutland RR. pref.. .100 30 28,400 7,775 1,000 76,400 St Louis-San Franclsco..l00 Preferred 19,405 100 12,300 1,700 164,000 19,700 85,100 97,800 700 41,000 6,200 35,400 35,000 3,900 6,950 2,700 400 100 St Louis Southwest 100 Preferred ........100 Seaboard Air Line 100 Preferred .......100 Southern Pacific Co 100 Southern Railway .....100 Preferred 4,000 2,200 387 38,400 3,400 13,900 Third Avenue.. .100 17,410 Twin City Rapid Transit. 100 997 Preferred 100 92,400 Union Pacific........ 100 ... 16,800 10 6 57 * Preferred 100 Bid. Sale Preferred 208$ 210 7 58 95 Sale W T 6 Sale 5 91 92* 87* Sale 10* 9* 8 8 5 Sale Sale 62* 5 ■ 11* 81366 20l"966 500 91* 80 25 77* 78 20** 25 40 I? 55* 65 70 92* 131 140* 158 155 46 86 43 47 42* 47* 137 147 23* 23 40 1* 26* 28 40 Sale Sale 85 "68" 85 6 4lH 180 84 38,100 9,100 1,220 INDUSTRIAL At MISCELL. 91,100 Abltibl Power At P..... * 24,600 Preferred. ...........100 5,920 Abraham Ac Straus.........* . 60 840 . Preferred 100 ...... 64,000 1,120 10,400 1,400 8,100 26.100 314,900 Adams Express * 2,530 Preferred.. 100 14,600 Adams Mlllls...............* 6,300 Addressograph Internat....* 63,900 Advance Rumeiy..... 100 800 11,600 Preferred .......100 465,400 41r Reduction Inc ...._...* 76,500 Air-Way Elec Appli Corp....* 76,900 Ahumada Lead 1 1,247,800 Alasxa Juneau Gold Mln.10 8,900 A P W Paper Co.. * 990,500 Allegheny Corp............* Pref series A $30 warr'ts 100 12,500 Pref series A 530 ex-war .100 1,600 Pref series A $40 warr'ts 4,500 146,300 18,000 19,000 633,400 5,400 224,600 6,200 200 800 .... ......... 26.100 New . ... 500 1,600 Alleghany Steel Alliance Realty 732,505 Allied Chem At Dye... 9,100 Preferred ♦ 4,700 71,900 3,200 1,800 ..100 283,660 90 90 9 47,066 Amerada Corp. 1,700 Amer Agric Chem 600 Preferred 100 3,300 6,100 • 120 Sale 28* Sale 102* Sale 83* 24 25 Sale ..... 16* 80* 23* 23* 3* 918 4,500 Preferred .........100 13,000 Am Brake S AtF 30 550 Sale 7 Sale 39* Sale 44 39* Sale 41 1,000 140 132,500 4,600 200 19,300 „ 60 of • 9,200 21,600 25,950 18,500 12,100 9,500 78,600 44,400 2,600 457,500 .... * Preferred................* Preferred (6).. * 2d pref A .._* Am Hawaiian Steamship... 10 Amer Hide Ac Leather 100 Preferred 100 Amer Home Products.. American Ice ._* * .... ...100 13* 14 Sale 124* 71* Sale 47,000 American Metal Preferred (A) * 70 dH Sale Sale 66 * .100 11 Sale 16 Sale 31* Mar. Mar. 11 Sale 19 Sale it* ill* %k% 82 Sale 44Ji Sale 90 75 Sale 99 Sale "15" 100* 74 69 Mar. Mar. Mar. 90 90 23 tt% 26 25 85 89* 99* 85 90 90 Sale & W 72 Sale Sale Sale Sale 77* 4 19 22% 72 71* Sale 3* Sale 90 24* Sale 50 75 78* 9 Sale 82 81* 39* Sale 6* Sale 5* Sale Sale Jan. 51 Jan. 19* Feb""24 Janl"2 16 Jan. 6 10 Jan. 3 25 Mar. 30 Mar. 85 Mar. Mar. 90 Jan. 87 32 Sale 24* Mar. 2 22* Mar. 10 3* Mar, 7 5*. Mar. 13 22* Sale 16 «£ Sale Sale aV% Sale 48 Sale 46* "45* i2% 60 Sale 45 £92* 6* * 8* 6* 8* Mar. 30 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 3 22 3 Mar. 19 54 Mar. 45 Mar. 23 . 59 55 Mar. 6 45 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 141* Mar. Sale Mar. 4 122 Sale Mar. 124* Mar. Mar. Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. 8* & 19* Sale 2* 2* Mar. 23 20 Mar. 2* 26 Mar. 27 22* Sale 55* Sale 64* 64* 50$ ■4* 8" Mar. Mar. Sale Sale Sale 86 aS 8* Sale Mar. 21 Mar. 5 3 39* Mar. Sale Sale 96 84 Mar. Mar. 75 Sale 67 Mar. 8" 37* 4 20 75 18 57 Sale 56* 6* Mar. 3* Mar. 14 Mar. 36* Mar. 2 Mar. 18 60 Mar. 28 Feb. 13 Feb. 26 Jan. 9 Jan. Mar. 30 74* 29* 82* 38* Jan. 5 Jan. 20 Mar. 27 Jan. 2 86 Mar. 18 43* Feb. 24 88 Jan. 23 48* Mar. 20 53* Mar. 14* Feb 8* Mar. Mar. 2 9 Jan. Mar. 20 19 Mar. 28 60 Jan. Jan. . Mar. 20 26* Jan. 85* Jan. Mar. 31 74 76* Mar. 12 8* Mar. 2 67 8 Mar. 31 Mar. 29* H Mar. 2 3 9* Mar. 27 81* Mar. 29* Mar. W Mar. 36* Mar. 43 Mar. Feb. 20 Mar. 26 38* Feb. 24 16 89 7 2 6 6* 1* 10* 47* 23* Mar. Jan. No par value. 28 51* Feb. 24 Mar. 20 100 10* Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 20* Jan. 72* Jan. Mar. 19 31 '3* Jan. 4* Feb. 16* Jan Jan. 5* Mar. 18* Mar. 5* Mar. 2 22* Mar. 17 17* Mar. 30 28 Mar. 2 17* Mar. 55* Mar. 12 57 Mar. 2 50 V«b Feb. Feb. 26 90 Jan. 9 Mar. 31 §!h Mar. 30 Mar. 20 31* Feb. 9 30 Feb. 26 Jan. 9 Jan. 9 Feb. 26 Mar. 84 6 43* Mar. 19 2 :J'7v.. Mar. 5* Mar.I 2 Jan. p 23* Feb. 24 5 89* Feb. 39* Jan. 20 57* Feb. 26 ■ * 16 2 Feb. 24 79* Feb. 25 Jan. 18* Jan. * Jan. 89 Feb. II* Mar. 74 6 21* Feb. 27 Jan. Mar. Mar. 2 9 2 33 24 4 Feb. 19 Jan. 2 Mar. 10 5 Feb. 25 27 2 A2% 100 24 124* Mar. 10 12* Feb. 24 8* Jan. 12* Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 7 Mar. 57 Jan. 21* Mar. 64 Mar. 84 Sale Jan. Jan. 22% 76 8 Sale Feb. 24 62 Jan. Jan. 57* Mar. 75* Mar. 18* Mar. * Mar. 26 Sale 38 20 8 28* Mar. 28 83 Sale a Mar. 32 Mar. 30 Mar. 20 Sale 4 2* 29* 29* 62* 66* 4* 17* 182 Mar. 12 Mar. 30 Sale ,% Jan. 118 86 89 c 2 Mar. 24 40* Mar. 24 82* Mar. 27 48* Mar. 20 30 18* Sale Mar. 21 2* Jan. 6 Sale 78* Jan. 23 54* Jan. 4 12 61 Sale 20 Jan. 2 Mar. 12 82* Mar. 15 6* 6* Sale 27* Sale nS% Mar. 25 Feb. 17 60 Mar. 2 63 45* Jan. 129* Mar. 26 106* Jan. 19 1293 150* Mar. 30 145 4 1503 Feb. Mar. 31 Mar. Feb. 24 4 Mar. Feb. 26 Feb. 9 16] Mar. 34 44 Jan. 21* Jan. 17 Mar. Mar. Jan. 1 46* Feb. 20 182* 124* 42* 18* Jan. 36* Mar. 2 124* Mar. 10 10* Mar. 6 Mar. a 8 29 Jan. 32; 143 Mar. 27 Mar. 2 66 Mar. Mar. 31 Mar. 13 Mar. 25 Mar. 20 188* 675 22% Jan. 4* Mar. 20 Mar. Sale 31 81 30 72 Feb. 10 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 55* Feb. 25 Feb. 11 59 172 2:pv Mar. 31 I 2 2 16 Feb. 27 15* Mar. 41* Mar. 28 Feb. 20* 109* Feb. 24 10* Feb. 24 2 Mar. 26 26 Mar. 31 Mar. 23 2 23* Feb. 5* Feb. 16 Mar. 17 2 56* Mar. Feb. 32* 23* Mar. 3 4* Mar. 2 11* Mar. 17 Mar. Feb. 105* Mar. 31 23* Feb. 24 91* Mar. 17 91* Mar. 17 32* Mar. 23 19 Feb. 24 14* Feb. 9 31* Feb. 24 90 Jan. 20 94 Jan. 5 UH 70 20 9 9 20 36 31 L04* Mar. 19 18 9* Mar. 2 3 * Mar. 2 Mar. 31 13 15 8 Mar. 27 7 31 11* Mar. 2 48 142* Sale Sale 90* 9 26 13* Sale 28 76 17 Feb. Mar. 30 16 Sale Sale 2$% 17* Sale 75 Sale 24* Sale * 25 70 31 3 Feb. 31* Mar. 18 87 13* 14 Mar. 205* Feb. 24 86* Feb. 24 20 105* Sale 30 58* Sale 6 10 10* Mar. 31 12* Mar. 2 40* Mar. 4 46* Mar. 9 Mar. 31 29* Mar. 13 36 100* Mar. 6 L05* Mar. 31 19* Mar. 31 22* Mar. 2 Sale 88* Sale 74* Sale 8* Sale 10 30 14 17* 18* Mar.' 17* Mar. 12* Mar. 29* Mar. Mar. 16* Mar. 11* Mar. Sale 675 Jan. ' 19 Sale Jan. 62 18* Mar. 38* Mar. 40 53* Mar. 14 18* Mar. 28 8* Mar. 31 Sale Sale Mar Mar Feb. 76 100 79 65 19* 9* 83 Mar 14 Jan. 65* Feb. 10 Mar 74* Mar »u>4 60* Mar Mar. 18 200* Mar 84* Mar. 4 86* Mar 17 Sale Mar. 90 10 Jan. 33* Jan. Mar. 27 53 21 16 Mar. 16 Feb. 11 2* Jan. 12 109* Feb. 11 Mar. 17 45 183 60 Sale 51* 125* Sale 123* Sale 149* 149* 149* 150* 45* Sale Jan. 31 w* 76 Mar 4 Mar. Mar. Mar. 38* Sale 8 148* * Mar. Mar. 10 7* Mar. 31 18 Sale 85 21 • 90 13 12* 13 36* Sale 34 121* 124* 122 89 21% Jan. 16 Feb. 11 Jan. 5 1* Mar. 106* Mar. 40 Mar. 80 Feb. 24 27 27 9 Feb. 24 60 1* Jan. 12 Mar. 31 Sale 36* Sale Feb. 47* Mar. 69* Mar. 28* Mar. 57* Mar. 4 Sale Mar. 3 Mar. 18 44* Mar. 20 Mar. 35 18* !S* Sale Mar. 7 163 24 150 Mar. 18 Mar. 20 46 Jan. 10 47 Jan. 12 123* 124* 124 38* Sale 17* Sale ii* 6 157 Mar. Mar. 16 148* Mar. 16 15 48 Sale 46 44* Mar. 20 82* Mar. 27 * 47,230 Am Nat Gas preferred......* 350 American News Co.........* 28 15 *1% Sale 44* Sale Jan. 100 "l2% 32 Sale 55* 56* Sale Mar. 20 45 145 79* 84 * Sale Sale _. II Sale 12% Mar. Mar. 20 89 37 21" Machine At Metals 3 Sale Sale 72* Mar. 18 84 46,375 Amer Locomotive .._....—* 6,000 Preferred .100 269,200 Am Mach At Foundry... * Voting trust ctfs 4 9 7 37* Sale Sale 1,400 8 Feb. 88 19* * 26,506 Amer Jan. 12% 86 71* Mar. 6* 19* 80 Mar. 18 Mar. 30 74 Sale 14 Mar. 24 75 95 Sale 92* 60 5 Sale Sale Sale 9 10 Mar. 18 78 32* Amer Internat Corp.. .._* 28,300 Am La France Ac Foamite..10 520 Preferred 100 ...... P 102* Sale Sale 100 Am Ac Foreign Power Preferred 25 Alleghany County, N J 25 American Colortype Am Com Alcohol ▼ t c • Amer Encaustic Tiling _..__* Am European Securities... .10 American Express Co 3,929,106 200 *6",780 Co Sale Feb. Mar. 12 Mar. 6 95* Mar. 45* Mar. 31 4* Sale 64* 30 81 Coal 101 22* Sale Sale 90 100 61 23,766 Am 99* 85 92* Feb. 25 66 157 156 Sale Sale 60 Sale 76,500 American Chicle...... Sale Sale 170 Mar. 20 25 Mar. 10* Sale \V% Jan. 88 Mar. * Mar. 36 59 5 Jan. 3 Feb. 10 9* Jan. Mar. Mar. 1 41 8* 6* 2 Mar. Mar. 23 Mar. 39 Sale 9* Mar. Mar. 25 Mar. 25 7 27 73* Mar. Sale Sale MH 80 55 Sale 32* Sale 63* 27 40 Sale 2* Sale 20,200 88,700 9,500 27,900 Sale " 53* 147 40 41 12* 13 29* Sale 62 Sale ... ,« Sale 26 8* 47 ........... 35 Sale it* Mar. 25 Mar. 86 70 90 64 5 Jan. 8 Mar, 30 Feb. 23 184 252 110* American Chain...........* Preferred 100 22% 30 £200* Sale 84* 86 2 Sale 8,800 21,400 2,200 11,000 8.20Q 1,500 "17* 18 2 16 Sale 47,300 Amer Car Ac Foundry..._.._* 4,900 Preferred.. 100 25,500 2,800 4,600 9,400 3,000 10,800 7,700 40,600 8,700 1,600 144,000 12,100 45 78 Sale 121 Sale 32 100 1,915*666 if* 119 11,000 1,500 8,700 Sale 23 Sale — • 87,700 Am Brown Boverl El... * 2,510 Preferred 100 2,392,700 American Can........ 25 8,660 Preferred..............100 ti 10 90 4 Mar .""2 35* 45 19 6* * 100 Preferred...... 15,100 530 788,100 3,700 25* 9* Sale 14 Sale * ............ 470 10 41 46 46* 150 Sale 17* (Conn)..* 16,900 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).* 18,750 American Bank Note 10 966 Preferred. ..50 9,400 American Beet Sugar......* 3.400 16 10 26* 99* 100 "78" 60* Sale "17* Sale" 2,000 Amalgamated Leather.. * 1,200 Preferred.......... .100 25,400 1,300 75 44* 50* Sale 9* 23 Mar. 23 Mar. Mar. 23 Feb. 95 13* 13 12 Feb. 26 Mar. 31 59 157 74 69 18* Sale 8* 9 25 73* 75 39 27 Jan. 62 Mar. 9* Sale Jan. Feb. Mar. 4 9 2 Mar. Mar. Sale 14 , 8 9 88 90 Sale 2 2 3 55 8 Sale 65 70 ■ii* Sale 31 59 35 Allls Chalmers MM * 22,725 Alpha Portland Cement....* 800 „ • ■18* 5* Mar. 30 Sale Prices. Mar. 23 217 Jan. 8 93 Feb. 3 88* Jan. 2 60* Jan. 10 7 Jan. 5 12 Mar. 31 88* Mar. 7 Mar. 2 58 Mar. 23 7 50* Mar. 18 87 HI" loo" _ 291,766 7 72* 80 70 99 Sale 32* * ........... 9 52 43* 106 18 44 45 100 10 120 Mar. 70* 147 * Sale 1* Sale 106* Sale 58* Sale Sale 49 w 47* Sale 69* Sale Sale 49 Sale 93 17 ... 1. Highest. Prices. 151 45* Sale 43 63* Sale 100 Western Maryland 91 88* Mar. 133 140 30 196 159* 155* 163* 155* Mar. 145 86* Sale Jan. 95 Sale 60 52 138 Sale Jan. Sale 5 80 41 Second preferred... 2,200 100 6,900 Western Pacific .100 Preferred 8,100 .100 140 Wheeling At Lake Erie....100 200 Preferred..............100 1,100 1,200 JAN. 5* Mar. I* 55* 91* Jan. Mar. 11 6_ Mar. 11 Mar. 23 208* Mar. 3 Mar. 12 Mar. 27 1 6 Sale Sale Prices. Mar. 26 7 6* Mar. 25 I * 95 100 Preferred B_. SINCE Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. 7* 6 76* 100 ... 6* Sale 77 ,100 70,000 Wabash Preferred A 20,800 Ask. 2 Vicksburg Shreve At Pac._100 5,300 2,400 RANGE Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. fp 7* 100 Mobile Ac Ohio certlfs..l00 800 Texas Ac Pacific..........100 IN MARCH. Price Jan. 2 V: 33 n: y. stock exchange-stocks AGGREGATE In > SALES, PRICES r March. Shares. 104,900 5,800 1,000 6,200 367,000 120 12,900 196,600 21,600 100 7,200 340 119,300 3,300 5,300 2,200 282,900 Amer Power 9c Light * Preierred * 16,200 Preferred (5) 2,100 * Pref A stamped... 12,200 * • 774,200 Am Radiator & Stand San 720 Preferred... 100 39,900 American Republics.. * 606,946 Am Rolling Mill 23 140,300 American Safety Razor • 2,500 American Seating * 25,300 Amer Ship & Co mm * 1,290 American Shipbuilding _* - 70 20,100 10,010 88,210 780 10,400 43,600 5,900 22,200 4,020 705,052 60,800 Amer Smelt & 380 4,800 23,900 3,200 6,700 870 222,914 19,300 85,200 2,830 500 100 100 Snuff 25 Preferred .100 Amer SoIt & Chem Corp Preferred Amer Steel * Foundries...__ American . SINCE JAN. 1. Sale 603* Sale Sale 98 Sale It* 82 80 Sale 803* Sale 152 11 303* Sale 333* Sale 57 Sale 65 41* 73* Sale 42 Sale 41 115 > 1303* 933* "37" Sale 104 102 2 3* Sale 73* Sale 25 H Sale 110 1103* 39 37 45 41 Sale 9 73* 13* Sale 393* 40 56 135 Sale 9 Sale 293* Sale 57 573* 8 73* 13* Sale 373* 393* ,463* 137 6 63 3 102 Mar. Mar. Mar. 2 Mar. 20 sou Mar. 4 573* Mar. 28 8 Mar. 13 37 Mar. 13 44 Mar. 136 Mar. 40 563* 1383* 1025* 423* 1095* 43* 11" Mar. 107 80 Mar. 20 Mar. 25 141 Mar. 23* Mar. 63* Mar. 253* Mar. 153* Jan. Jan. 2 63* Jan. 30 Jan. 2 Jan. 16 29 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar, Mar. 57 2 5 37 2 403* Jan. 27 12 129 10 37 13 105 2 2 Mar. 21 Jan. Jan. Jan. Sale 18831 Sale 117 Sale 114 114 1063* Sale 124 95 1253* 1183* Sale 1163* Sale 1283* 1283* 128 102 106 Sale 110 Sale 58 Sale 78 Sale 64 76 104 Sale 62 Sale 105 ..25 Preferred. ^«,iwi.i.«.w.-.100 Type Founders.. Preferred 472,200 Am Wat Wks 8c El Certificates 24,300 1st preferred 3,700 American Woolen 79,400 Preferred.. 207,900 * 100 100 108 8. Sale Sale 973* 100 98 Sale Sale 100 1083* 111 ft 11 Mar. 30119 Mar. 12 1153* Mar. 3 1215* Mar. 20 3 1263* Mar. 18 1283* Mar. 97 Mar. 13 99 Mar. 26 Mar. 21 110 107 Mar. 2 Sale 63 Mar. 31' 68 Mar. 27 785* Mar. 765* Mar. "" * 100 Sale 205* Sale _ . 63* 105 Sale Sale 21 93* Sale 33 Sale sfi 65 2 2 Mar. 2107 Mar. 19 1053* 104 Sale Mar. 19 83* Mar. 30 11 Sale 293* Mar. 393* Mar. 23 Feb. Feb. 26 13 15* Feb. 27 42 Jan, 6 1025* Mar. 12 Jan. 25 197 WIU Ill 9 423* 1095* 43* 15 113* 15; 3H* .Tan. 13 113 20 2i 23* Jan. 65* Jan. Sale 25 163* Sale E* 66 583* Feb. 24 1383* Mar. 27 933* Jan. Sale 100 Tobacco Sale Sale 13 Jan. 263* Mar. 104 100 Sale 543* Sale 47 9 1455* Mar. 25 125* Feb. 27 6 Feb. 20 Feb. 6 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 13* Mar. 393* Mar. 1003* Mar. Jan. Jan. Mar. 23 65 8 Mar. 23 1 645* Feb. 26 2 102 Mar. 27 5 835* Mar. 20 3 845* Mar. 12 2 213* Mar. 20 Jan. 78 Mar. 12 Mar. 2 J ail. 45 Mar. 27 835* 845* 213* 1455* 115* 335 Mar. 30 a itrA Highest. Sale Prices. 1443* Mar. 3 83* Mar. 28 263* Mar. 6 Sale 1355* 1385* 1003* Sale 1003* Sale 41 413* 403* Sale 107 105 1083* 109 43* Sale 23* Sale 63* 103* Sale 73* Sale 283* Sale 112 1113* Sale Lowest. Sale Prices. IF Sale 805* Sale 845* Sale 185* Sale 203* Sale 1443* 1473* 150 10 6 3* 83 Highest. Sale Prices. 513* Mar. 30 Sale 1013* 103 144 Sale 73*, 52 Lowest. Sale Prices. Ask. Sale .............100 Class B Amer 465* 94 5* 78 16 3* 141 March 31. 96 83* 15** 1783* * Telog & Cable.. Telep & Teleg Amer I Ask. Bid. 100 Preferred American Bid. Mar. 1123* Mar. 13, 110 37 463* Mar. 30; 483* Mar. 10 52 Mar. 9 60 Mar. 42 5* 1023* Mar. 6 1083* Mar. 96 8 Mar. 30 8 95* Mar. 183* Mar. 9 205* Mar. 153* 1873* Mar. 31 1995* Mar. 10 1763* .100 Stores Sugar Refining.100 Am Sum Toh Amer Ask. 100 Preferred American 510 240 138,600 7,600 1,100 43,500 81,800 * 2d Preferred 357,000 6,830 3,500 Refining, Preferred American 370 8,800 4,010 18,800 e March 2. 1931. Bid. Par. 327,845 6,300 10,500 7,800 RANGE MARCH. IN Price Jan. 2 Jan. 1. Shares, STOC CS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE Since Jan. Mar. 10 Mar. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. Feb. 24 20 Feb. 20 7j 483* Mar. 10 60 Mar. 25 Jan. 5( Jan. Jan. 12, 2 1083* Mar. 16 113* Feb. 13 12 233* Feb. 18 2 2015* Feb. 2 1203* Feb. 26 Jan. 1045* Jan. 1243* Jan. 2 1223* Feb. 3 1283* Feb. 104 90 Jan. Jan. 24 105 Jan. 21 1103* Feb. 105 Jan. Jan. 54 Jan. 15 543* Jan. 101 3* Jan. 65* Jan. 19 24 24 4 16 28 805* Feb. 26 805* Feb. 26 29 107 Mar. 19 2 113* Jan. 12 21 Jan. 2 393* Mar. 23 3 2 Jan. 3! 17 Mar. 10 14 Jan. 13 4 18 75* 405* 425* 263* 325* 995* 183* 6 Mar. Mar. 11 Mar. 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 16 Mar. 2 43* Jan. 2 17 Mar. Mar. 1 11,100 1,000 Am 48,200, Amer Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt 25 13* 113* 43* Sale Preferred 3,700 1,621,454 Anaconda Copper 8,900 Anaconda Wire 8c Cable 34,000 Anchor Cap Corp Preferred 1,900 11,900 Andes Copper Mining Co Archer Daniels Mid 38,400 25 28 50 30?* 4,400 100 7,700 1,200 557,800 3,000 9,700 300 4,900 11,500 Pref tr ctfs* v voting]trust ctfs 9,200 60,500 24,000 10,400 23,200 385,175 102,000 48,200 23,750 1,760 609,600 700 255* Mar. 31 29 Mar. 31 96 Sale 96 98 98 Mar. 11 * 430 950 110 700 250 66,300 590 1st preferred * 100 ... 100 25 Atl G & W I SS Lines Preferred 100 Atlantic 117",200 206,300 910 7,700 4,700 400 """285 44,900 500 10 377,500 1,300 7,000 14,800 7,600 Atlas Refining Powder.......... 25 Preferred 820 100 * 2 50 100 58 * 68 3* 25 * 100 .... Creamery 50 Preferred 100 106 Bethlehem Steel 30 Jan. 8 Feb. 10 13* 36 , ii Mar. 13! 48 223* Mar. 2 52 Mar. 2 985* Mar. 123* Mar. 9 2 3 Mar. 2513* 23* 245* 513* 23* 43* 63* Mar. cV/s Mar. Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale Mar. Mar. 60 6 Mar. 26 23* Mar, Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 30 9 eF iF * 10 50 2 93,100 Brooklyn Union Gas Brown Shoe, Inc 5,000 * Preferred 100 1,145,000 Brlggs Manufacturing. * * 15,080 Brunswlck-Balke-Coll •31,700 Brunsw'k Term 8c Ry Sec.100 Bucyrus-Erie Co 10 55,700 Couv preferred 5 27,400 Preferred (7) 100 (E G) Mfg Preferred 7% Wheel 100 Budd * dullard Co * Watch ... ..._.* Burns Brothers. * Preferred........ common 75 * 5 4,000 * 189,400 Burroughs Add Mach 22,200 Bush Terminal Co. Debenture stock.......106 1,820 260 780 Bush Term Bldgs. pref....100 4,100 21,700 4,900 5 16,100 Butte Copper & Zinc ...100 48,100 Butterick 11,300 Butte & Superior Mining..10 * 1,154,000 Byers & Co ... ........... Preferred . . ............100 Mar. 25 Mar. 30 Mar. 26 Mar. Jan. Mar. 2 1 Jan. Feb. 16 Mar. 4 25* Feb Feb. 27 Mar. 2 3 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 Mar. 13 . Jan. Mar. Mar. 19 Mar. Feb. Feb. 11 Jan. 55* Mar. 54 2 Mar. 19 205* Jan. 883* Jan. 103 10 2 Mar. 10 13* Jan. 73* Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 13 Feb. 26 Sale 91 Mar. 5 90 Mar. 5 873* Jan. Mar. 19 5 Sale Sale Mar. 7 81 Mar. 19 65 Jan. Mar. 19 108 Mar. 16 106 Jan. Mar. 16 595* Mar. 24 50 Jan. Feb. 11 23* Jan. Jan. 30 Jan. 22 Feb. 24 1103* Mar. 14 111 53 Sale Mar. 11 Sale Sale Mar. 21 79 Sale Mar. 11 803* 122 Sale Mar. Mar. 6 Sale 19 18 Mar. Sale 90 Mar. 30 Sale" Sale 293* Mar. 613* Mar. 13* Mar. 24 Sale 25* 10 Sale 6 95 Mar. 2 Sale 715* 253* 15* 213* Sale Sale Sale 5 22 395* Mar. 27 645* Mar. 23 13* Mar. 24 Sale Sale 933* Sale Mar. 13 Mar. 30 Mar. 7 Mar. 30 22 Mar. 20 Sale 175^ Sale Sale 113 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 45 22 Mar. 17 Mar. 30 Mar. 1295* 343* 1173* 22 5* 133* 85* 193* 343* 112 Mar. 113 Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. 18 Mar. 20 Mar. Mar. 25 3 Sale Sale Sale 183* Sale Sale Sale Sale 643* Sale Sale Sale 110 Mar. 5 113 IS 15* Mar, 143* Mar. 28: 1 Mar. 2 9 Mar. 17 Mar. 2 4 Mar. 2 475* Mar. 30 973* Mar. 23 105 Mar. 19 Jan. Mar. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 5 Mar. 4 Mar. 25 Feb. 13 10 Feb. 19 Feb. 10 2 Jan. Feb. 25 Mar. Jan. Jan. Feb. 9 Feb. 5 27 26 30 115* Jan. 11 3* Jan. 155* Mar. Jan. •Tan. 7 Mar. Jan. 20 Mar. Jan. Jan. Feb. 11 104 Jan. 7 Feb. 9 22 2 195* Mar. 13* Mar. 665* Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Feb. 25 45* 5 45* Mar. 213* 305* Mar. 2 Sale 273* Mar. 30 293* Mar. 2i 233* 263* 255* Mar. 6 1035* Mar. 27 1003* 101 Mar. 103 Mar. 2 17 Jan. 46 52 Feb. Mar. 4 Mar. Feb. Feb. 7 2 Mar. *.Jan. 7 2 27 Mar. 18 Mar. 24 1115* Jan. 2 Mar. 2 20 Feb. Feb. 325* 4' 1173* 25 163* 7 103* 6 53* 2 143* Mar. 20 Feb. Mar. 20 Jan. 20 Mar. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 103 Mar. 9 15 Jan. 673* 205* 13* 163* 2 Mar. Jan. 15* Jan. Mar. 6 Sale 60 6 21 395* Mar. 27 645* Mar. 23 205* Jan. Mar. 19 Mar. 46 22 105 Feb. Mar. 25 Mar. 90 Mar. 10 123* Mar. mi Mar. 18 1 Mar. Jan. 163* Jan. 2 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 43 Sale 24 14 Mar. Mar. 84 2 20 20 18 24 46 36 1023* 1023* 1103* 1103* Mar. 26 165* Jan. 53* Mar. 43* Mar. 95* 145* 125* 155* 303* Sale Mar. 19 455* Jan. 1143* Jan. 300 1153* Mar. xll95* Sale 1153* Sale 335* Mar. 335* 343* 33 5* Sale 116 1173* Mar. 1173* 185* Mar. 195* Sale" 203* Sale 103* Mar. 103* 63* Mar. 75* Sale 29 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 53* Mar. 43* Mar. 14 763* 305* 25* 243* 400 10 32 3* Jan. Jan. 7 53 Sale 103 28 205* Mar. 25 18 Sale Sale 5 78 753* Jan. Sale 603* Sale 253* Mar. 30 843* Sale 28 2 2 20 Sale Mar. 675* Mar. 2 1235* Mar. Sale 233* Sale 24 223* 1005* Sale 1083* 109 15* Sale 145* Sale 13* 38 10 5 Jan. Jan. Sale il* 16 Feb. Mar. 26 263* 1105* 115 100 Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. Feb. 5* 25* 1013* 15* 11 Sale 9 11 Feb. 8 243* Mar. Sale 113* Feb. 95 2 63 493* 24 4 143 _* 21 Feb. Mar. 22 1175* 175* 103* 7 Jan. Jan. Mar. 143* Mar. 228 103 35 Jan. 18 42 Mar. 31 685* Sale 215* Sale 3 13* 20 153* 13 Jan. 31 485* Mar. Mar. 31 85 Sale * 18 Sale 100 13* 5 Feb. Sale 723* 6 5 Feb. 30 90 55 * Feb. Jan. Sale 1143* 1153* * 100 Jan. 263* Jan. 51 463* Mar. 19 * 85 5 Mar. 28 21 Mar. 20 Mar. Mar. 12 100 Jan. Jan. Mar. 30 ...100 22 21 Sale __100 7 Mar. 26 275* Mar. 19 1043* Mar. 19 3 1043* Mar. 14 Mar. 24 8 Mar. 16! Sale Preferred 100 870 410 Brooklyn Edison Co Inc..100 Rights 385 Jan. Sale 22,800 Brockway Motor Truck.. 490 Mar. 185* Mar. 195* Mar. Sale 100 * Class B 26 Sale Preferred Bulova Feb. 51 7% preferred 330 26 333* Corp Brlggs & Stratton 3,400 Feb. Corp.._.__* Best & Co Corp 99,700 5,700 Bon Ami class A... 6,000 Booth Fisheries. 1st preferred 2,000 334,600 Borden Co 587,500 Borg-Warner Corp 1,310 Botany Cons Mills A 210 6 Jan. ._.* Bendix Aviation Bohn Alum & Brass 300 Jan. 795* Mar. 19 243* Mar. 20 * 163* 12,700 6 Mar. 503* 23* 763* 175* 20 Belding Brothers ^ Belg Nat Rys part prof 20 7 Mar. 13 *31 Mar. 40 113* 243* 873* 65 24 224,900 104,300 55,300 13* 22 Jan. Mar. 1003* 104 5&* 27 4 Jan. 15* Mar. Mar. 255* Sale 100 Feb. 3 102 2 I! Mar. 513* 513* 23* Sale 43* 55* Sale 100 Beech-Nut Packing Budd Sale Sale 105 Sale • 10 290 104 10 * 52,300 459,300 213* 8S3* Blaw-Knox... 23,100 920 Sale 584 Bloomingdale Bros 5,300 400 2 3 1st preferred 430 33,800 7,500 1 Feb. Jan. Mar. Sale 22 21 Mar. 16 Jan. Mar. 11! 193* Mar. 253* Mar. 295* Mar. 20: 97 Mar. 23: Mar. 113* Sale 3 33* 2063* Sale 2 27 49 2 5* Mar. Mar. Sale 97 Sale Preferred 10 52 Feb. Mar. 10 2 83 Mar. 513* 223* Sale 473* 513* 1,100 Barnet Leather 7% preferred 250 246,450 Barnsdall Corp. class A 1,270 Bayuk Cigars, Inc 16,800 36 50 21 .... v 33 53 Sale * * 489,200 Baldwin Locomotive Preferred .100 3,090 1,440 Bamberger (L) & Co pref._100 Barker Bros.. * 2,020 440 100 35 Sale 20 Mar. 11 80 98 31 Sale Mar. Mar. 101 23 Feb. Feb. 895* Feb. 135* Jan. 143* Mar.; 75* Mar. 12 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 90 ♦ 16,300 Autosal^s Preferred 1,320 275,160 Aviation Corp Beatrice 1073* 21 Jan. 10.405* 2 295* Jan. 433* 22 Feb. 263* Mar. 10' 30 Mar. 185* 195* 243* 963* 96 Sale 2 Jan. 27 Jan. 85* Feb. 26 Jan. 80 98 97 633* Mar. 33* Mar. 23* Mar. Mar. 23 Mar. 30 Mar. ,28 215* Sale 3 Prior A 410 183* 453* 3 102 Mar. 25 Mar. 23 83 84 83* ........ 170 36,700 80 923* 50 Mar. 26 9 53* 263* 353* Dry Goods. 70 Blumenthal & Co pref 100 Sale Sale Associated 9,800 Atlas Stores 1,100 Atlas Tack Corp 1,578,600 Auburn Automobile 2,700 Austin, Nichols & Co 270 2,500 273* Sale 63* Sale 27 3,300 2,700 302,200 10,500 80 48,265 Sale Sale 75.700 4,200 11,800 15,360 3,000 844,400 154,900 1,931,000 14,700 57,600 324,300 47,900 695,000 5,500 14,600 Sale 25* 15* 233* 53* 22 85 80 35,600 700 35* 53* 49 533* 33* Sale 223* 530 700 33 53 Sale 101 Sale 420 4,500 3,400 |K 65 Sale 623* 193* 900 Austrian Credit Anstalt 146,800 1,070 Sale 102 25 400 85,500 17 101 24 210 110 153* 143* Mar. 27 143* Mar. 31 106 102 213* 550 2,500 153* 183* Sale 95 2d preferred 390 Associated Oil 120 300 32 Sale 100 300 2,900 Sale Arnold Constable 2,700 74,800 3,500 Mar. 30 6 Sale 81 300 200 Mar. Sale 20 107,400 200 35 Sale 100 25,500 37,100 '"180 363* 32 ....... Preferred 6 26 * Corp Artloom Corporation.: 35* Mar. Mar. 10 Mar. 30 63* 24 Armour (Del) pref 100 Armour of Illinois class A..25 Class B 25 110 17 14 Sale Sale 10 1,600 Art Metal Construction 62,600 Associated Apparel Indus..* 60 600 23* Mar. 27 80 14 100 Preferred 20 „ 22 * ... Preferred 30 25* * _ 170 iF 33* Sale 18 125* 73* Sale 50 323* 423* Sale » ... 40 6,900 Writing Paper " Jan. 13* Jan. 125* Jan. 109 113 2 205* 15* 2! 695* 375* Jan. 973* Mar. 23 1063* 1 Jan. 24 Jan. 23 Mar. 17 Feb. Jan. 29 Feb. 26 Feb. 20 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 34 N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS AQQRBQATE SALES. In March. Shares PRICES STOCKS 13,700 March 2. 1931. Bid. Par. 42,200 Calif Packing 10,000 11,000 18,300 45,200 5,600 5,750 168,700 1,200 190 920 100 1,147,600 540 Ask. 410 20 41 Sale 38** Sale 38** Mar. 31 5 Sale 14 Sale 14** Sale 13** Mar. 30 Canada Dry Ging Ale Cannon Mills 38** Sale 36** Sale 35 23 24 Sale * 22 15 Sale 36 * c Preferred class A Case (J I) Co.... Sale Sale A—* 50 Capital Admin Co Ltd 14** 111** Sale 113 49 Sale 44 4 Sale 3 4 100 24 Sale 23 24 23 14 Sale 12** 13** Sale 11 Mar. 13 3 Preferred 115 Sale 10 m Sale 2 1** Mar. 2 43** Mar. 17 140 5,800 23,300 500 1,215,100 6,900 2,180 11 Mar. 36% Feb. 2 12 Sale 105** Ill 405* 11 10** 85* 29 6 25 Mar. 24 6 15 Mar. 2 35 Mar. 11 Mar. 11 Mar. 31 123** Mar. 2 2 116 Mar. Mar. 21 Mar. 13 50** Mar. 2 4 Mar. Mar. 2 7 26 Mar. Mar. 26 7 9 14 Mar. 2 Mar. Mar. 13 14** Mar. 2 Mar. 13 13** Mar. 21 Mar. 19 37** Mar. 21 32 Sale Sale Sale 19*5 Mar, 4 Mar. 16 24** Mar. 26 5% Mar. 65 Sale 67 Mar. 13 67 Mar. 13 59 28** 7** 25** 19** Mar. Mar. Mar. 24' Mar. 2 49 Mar. 24 1!* IF * ... Sale Sale !k 18 Sale Sale 44** 23** Mar. 30 3** Mar. 11 Sale 16 6 Mar. 10 Mar. Sale 12 Sale 42** Mar. 18 30 City Investing 42,800 City Stores 11,500 14,200 2,900 126,900 3,100 15.800 107,600 6,600 21,300 220 5,100 1,186,100 11,500 2,507,450 379,300 1,505,230 44,800 69,400 11,300 2,170 720 1,260 27,500 50 1,100 17,050 4,800 942,300 1,300 201,400 32,400 7,300 1,400 205,300 700 86,700 10 122,100 21,200 13,900 34,900 138,600 84,600 58,100 520 56,200 8,500 1,200 3,300 2,400 900 "2", 660 27,100 1,660 4,700 11,900 9,100 550 10,700 6,300 6,300 2,500 218,386 27,900 620 470 7,600 18,900 * .100 ~27~" 100 99** 3! 12 iff 2J 100 .... * ..... Preferred 360 2,920 570 67,700 43,300 1.636,200 37.100 5.800 157,800 43,600 24,700 286,500 111.400 35,366 100 10 140 290,400 11,100 41,500 15,500 128,400 2,100 731,700 * 12** Mar. 30 33** Mar. 9 25 28 35 21** 36** 11** 20<\ IP Sale 23 Sale Sale 1035* Sale 15** Sale 78 ! 160 Sale 52** Sale 47** Sale 103** Sale 13** Sale 78 73** * Sale Sale 84 Sale Commonwealth & Southern * Sale Sale 10 Sale Sale 99 100 Columbia Graphophone.. Columbian Carbon Preferred _.* Sale * Sale 50 ....... Sale Commercial Credit..... Class A.... Preferred 7% 25 preferred.. 23** 25 ..... Preferred B 1st 92** 24 83 100 Sale Preferred 109 110 Sale ; 6%% preferred : Convertible preferred... Warrants stamped...... Commercial Solv Conde-Nast Public'ns. . 4% cumulative Sale 37 Sale _. 23** ...; 25 53 —1 55 Preferred (6%) Prior pref ex-warr 27** 65 Sale 50** 62 10** Sale 15*1 Sale 83 % Sale Consol Film Industry..... Preferred Consolidated Gas Pref $5 Class B Preferred Continental Can Corn Prod Refining. 110 88 9 iy> Sale 37 10 Sale 27 29 17** 32 26* 109 88 7** Sale 33 Sale 27 Mar. 6 2; 22% Mar. 25 26 34 26 102- Jan. 18 Mar. 2 24% Jan. Mar. 4 95 Jan. 2 30 167** Mar. 2 52% Mar. 16 30 50% Mar. 18 10 104** Mar. 30 16% Mar. 25 12** Mar. 30 73 Mar. 17 9 Mar. 20 22** Mar. 30 73 Mar. Mar. 3 Mar. 28 5 17** Mar. 30 32 Mar. 11 9** Mar. 13 26 Mar. 28 45% 93% 16% m M Mar. 4 Mar. 14 Mar. 2 Sale 17 Sale Sale Sale 2! 17** Sale Sale 2*1 Sale 77 Sale 60** Sale Sale Sale Sale 57** Sale 15** Sale 57** Sale 14 Sale Sale Sale IS 46 25 Sale Sale Sale Sale ................. 16 Sale 100 ....... Sale Sale * 77% * 5 100 Sale 100 Sale Cuba Co * Cuba Cane Products * Sale Cuban American Sugar 10 Preferred ....100 Cuban Dom Sug........ 3** 2iP * 11** 10** 83?* 147** Mar. 26 Mar. 26: Mar. 18 Mar. 5 25 Jan. 82 Mar. 2 12% Mar. 27 30% Mar. 10 Sale 8 » .... 38 Sale 9** Deere & Co pr ..........20 16 Sale Detroit Edison 100 Sale 5a Devoe & Reynolds A 13 .100 113 Jan. Jan. 2\ Jan. 15) ^ 119 55* Sale Sale 105** 106 99 Sale 30** Sale 20 8 8 IF 191 18% Sale Sale Sale 21 Sale 72 Sale * 6 10* 110 Sale Sale Sale 7 5 Sale Mar. 91** Sale Sale Sale Sale 28 ?Iif 9** 21 J* 185 Sale 28 Mar. Sale 17J* Mar. 31 110 Sale 6** Mar. 31 Sale Sale Sale Sale 9 17 109 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Feb. 27 Feb. 13 5 2 12 Mar. 27 12 Feb. 24 Jan. 86% Feb. 17 Jan. 8% 27 14% 4% Jan. 31 14 Jan. Jan. 26 Jan. 16 5 20 Feb. Mar 96 Mar 4 Jan. 6 1% Jan. 2 41 3 2 5 2 6 20 23 Jan. ,5 Mar 9 22 Mar. 2 4 3 - 6 152 16 48 Mar. 25 Mar. 26 118% Mar. 5% Mar. 8% Mar. 2 Jan. 31% Jan. 67% Feb. 48% Mar. 19 % Jan. 2 m 38$ II4 89% Jan. 113% Jan. 2% Jan. 3% Jan. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 16 Feb. 27 Mar. 11 Mar. 31 Feb. Feb Jan.: I 12 Feb. 11 106 Jan. 3 Jan. m Jan. Mar. d* Jan. Jan. 8 8 24 9 8 48% Mar. 19 Feb. 15 Mar. 2 • Jan. 6% 12 100 2 2 Feb.! 63 29 Jan. 18 Feb. nr& Feb. 8% Mar. 7 5 27 2 112 Mar. 26 100 Jan. 2 112 Mar. 25 107 32 Mar. 18 95 9 107 Mar. 18 3 28 Jan. Mar Mar. 21% 3VIar. 20 28 Mar. 175 Jan. 18% Mar. 13 Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 23 20% Jan. Mar. 25% 13% 23% 78% 8% 41 5 14 12 22 23 12 Jan. 190 109 70% Mar. 5% Mar. Feb. 2 3% Feb. 77% Feb. 27 Feb. 8" Mar. 23 Mar. Mar. 2 2 2 30 2% Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 18% Mar. 25% Mar. 10% Mar. 20 EX 78 62% 16% 51% 4% Jan. 10 102** 19** 25** *12% 21** 73 Mar. 31 11% Sale 17 Mar. 12 *1% 12** 17** 27 71% Jan. 17 13% Jan. 8% Jan. Sale 21** Mar.' Mar. 185** 185 Mar. 10 Feb. 73 22 Jan. 10% Jan. 2% Mar. 24 5% Mar. 24 Mar. Mar. 27 P Feb. 41 Mar. 98 26 27 21% Feb. 24 34% Feb. 16 Jan. 2% Mar. 31 4** Mar. 1% Mar. 3** Mar. 92 8 Feb. 15 17 Mar. 2 Mar. 10 104% Mar. 13 Mar. 27 17 Mar. 28 Jan. 8 69 146 90 7 2 2 Jan. 18% Feb. 17 2 109% Mar. 19 Jan. Feb. 27 104% Mar. 13 Mar. 19 Mar. 28 2 Mar. 18 % Jan. 5 Mar. 11 9 8 « Jan. Jan. 12 1% Mar. 19 Mar. 116** Mar. 3% Mar. 5% Mar. 105** Mar. 30 104 20 90 15% 82% 101% 14% 7 76 32 1 5 73 47 Mar. Mar. 4 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. % Mar. Mar. 19 13 Mar. 18 2 Mar. 22 34 Jan. Jan. 16 45** Mar. 26 Feb. 26 Mar. 28 8 62% Mar. Sale Feb. Feb. 5 Mar. 19 55 61% Mar. 5 24 Feb. 25 12 49% 4% 11% 11% 85% 96 Feb. Mar. 14 59% Feb. Mar. Mar. 55** Mar. 4 13** Mar. 30 31 Sale 109** 106** 111 Sale 21** Sale 185 fF 116** 3** 5** Sale Mar. 19 25% Jan. 64% Jan. 46 9 Sale Feb. 60 Mar. 30 2 Jan. Mar, 11 32 2 6% Jan. 22 Jan. 13 3% Mar. 77 Mar. Mar. 31 3** Mar. 30 Sale Sale Sale 2** Mar. 31 Sale * • 14 Sale Participating 6% Pref..25 93,800 Dome Mines Ltd... * 48,700! Dominion Stores... 30,500; 73 Mar. 28 9 91** Sale Sale 96 42 Mar. 10 Mar. 5 3% « 117 Sale 78 Sale Sale 114 Sale Cushmans Sons 7% pref..l00 8% preferred * Cutler-Hammer Mfg ..* Mar. 24 Sale 102 103** 104 4** 4** 4** 2 1 ** 1** 3** 4** 21 24 30 * Class A 37% Mar. sgg m * Curtiss-Wright Corp Sale Mar. 31 Mar. 28 18% Mar. Mar. 2 109% Mar. Mar. 2 104% Mar. Mar. 28 15% Mar. 1 Mar. 6 1% Mar. 5 Mar. 11 7% Mar. 1% Mar. 19 2% Mar. 17 Mar. 31 29 Mar. 60 8 108% Mar. 11 108% Mar. 11 102 Mar. 30 Sale 8 Sale 7** Mar. 27 Sale 79** Sale 77** Mar. 28 Sale 150 152** 147% Mar. 2 152 16*1 Sale 11** Sale 10** Mar. 30 16% 31 32 Sale 30** 30** Mar. 4 34% 17 Sale 16** 16 15** Mar. 23 17% Sale m Sale 5% Mar. 30 7% Sale 33 36 33% Mar. 30 37% 34 31** Sale 31** Mar. 25 33% 90 47 90 4?* 5J* Sale 4** Mar. 5% Sale 57 48 49** Sale Mar. 59% Sale Cudahy Packing 50 Curtiss Publishing Co......* Preferred _.._...* Sale 3 19 Feb. 24 16** 101** Sale 96** 102** Sale 101** 14** 14% 14** Sale Feb. 23% 35% 23% 24% 85% 70 65 8 Mar. 30 Feb. 100% Mar. 16 2i 69 75 Sale Mar. 18 Feb. 26 Mar. 16 Mar. 78 Sale 4 Feb. 24 Mar. 16 Mar. 10 77 8 Mar. Feb. 24 115 109% Mar. 18 36 Sale 28102 2170 52% 50% 104% 10% Jan. IF 79** 14 12 28 8 Feb. 11 22% Mar. 25 34% Mar. 17 32% 71 % Jan. 70 66 60 13** 17** 100 101** Jan. 4- IVA 33 33 75 65** 61** Mar. 27 2 Mar. 28 34 27 25 IVA 88% Mar. 26 7% Mar. 10 20% Mar. 20 Mar. 26 104 10 Feb. Jan. Mar. 26 110 Mar. 26 107** Mar. 2 109% Mar. 18 40 Mar. 3 45% Mar. 19 Mar. 4 93% Mar. 30 16% Mar. 30 105% 12 Mar. 31 Mar. 2 100% Mar. 30 23 Mar. 13 35% Mar. 24 23% Mar. 6 24% Mar. 11 85** 8$ 74 73 Sale a 110 93** 10** 82 9** 96** 19** 34** 21** 23J* 83** Feb. 25% Mar. 9 Feb. 25 Mar. 17 9% Mar. 30 Feb. 26 Feb. 26 9 12% Mar. 30 Feb. 25 71** Sale 100 Crown Co-*. & Seal. Prefer, M 1 Cream of Wheat No par value. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 21 102 86 87** 6 Sale ..... 30** 99** 158** 51** 47** 102** 6 Mar. 19 103 2** Sale Sale Inc Dunhilllnt Mar. 4 Mar. 19 28** Mar. 31 34 108** Mar. 11 108% Mar. 11 Sale * 271,500' Drug. 87** Mar. 27 31 28** Sale 32** Sale 101** 109** 101% 106 Sale * Shares Diamond Match 23** Sale Sale Continental 1st Preferred ?F Sale Continental Oil De ben ham Securities Sale 19** Sale 35 34** 23** 22** Sale * Preferred Sale Sale Sale Continental Diamond Fibre * Continental Insurance....10 Continental Motors * Crucible Steel of Amer 85** 110 Sale 7 Continental Bak cl A. Crosley Radio.. 25 84 l\X Sale 2% Sale 17** Sale 2** Sale 65** 68 Container Corp class A.... Class B Crex Carpet 23 108** 40** 94** Sale "~~% ... Coty,Inc Sale 21** 23** 9 22** 102** ... Consol Laundries Corp.... Consolidated Textile Preferred 4 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 24 Mar. 23 Jan. W* 38 Jan. 15% 35% >% r% 77% l9% 149% 2% 19% Mar. 24 23 10% Mar. 25% Jan. 26 9 21 Feb. 26 IF Mar. 71** pref...] Preferred 35 Sale 3% .... _ 10AP tlH Mar. 20** Mar. 20 i 29 99** Sale * ..... Preferred B 37 21 103 10 105 22 25 5,600 m 114** 115 107** 42** Sale 92** 13** Sale Common 9 "3** Mar.' 115 Sale Sale .... 25** Mar. Mar. 14 82** Mar. 2 100 Preferred Columbia G & EI Preferred 100 2 36 Sale 9** Mar. Mar. 27 135 101 74 £ 20** Mar. 30 Sale 20 De Beers Consolidated Mines 4,300 2,600 2,100 10** Mar. 27** Mar. 31 Sale * Colorado Fuel & Iron 73,300 Davison Chem 1,100 16,100 7,700 11,100 Sale 100 Colonial Beacon Oil Co. 20 Crown Wil P 1st pf 10,900 Crown Zellerbach 33,900 3,340 11,700 28,200 25,900 1,600 31,000 17,900 25,725 10,150 760,027 109,000 1,040 750 42,500 20 Feb. 7 23% Feb. 54% Feb. 24 9% Feb. 23% Jan. 75 Sale * 331,500 51,900 54,538 91,800 390,100 296,015 176,600 1,590 160,000 23,500 2,000 18,200 15,800 4,300 3 2 Mar. Jan. 1 Jan. 23 x22% Sale 36** Sale 83** Sale 101 2 Mar. 21 Mar. 21 70 Mar. 32** Mar. Mar. Feb. 25 2 16 Jan. 40 2 11 20 Ifi Feb. 27 Mar. 7 26 Jan. 10** Mar. 30 24** Mar. 25 Sale Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. Preferred. 35 Mar. Mar. 21 4 22% Jan. 19% Mar. 2% Jan. 22** 12** 27** 35 Sale 104 % Sale Sale Collins & Aikman 13** Sale IP 31* 102 Sale 165 51** Sale Sale 48 Sale „* Class A._ 23,200 Consolidated Cigar........ 6,400 10 27** Congoleum-Nalrn Inc Congress Cigar 10 Conn Railway & Lighting ) 13,500 32,900 14,800 889,900 11,900 5,800 79,600 22,900 13,600 64,700 31,200 16,500 Sale 150 Sale 98,104 Comm Inv Trust 50 400 210 35** ' 200 630 35 Sale * Preferred 138,740 Coca Cola 10,500 3,400 5,900 2,100 33,200 610 200 720 11 Sale 100 430 60 1,527,800 172,100 558,806 17,300 22,000 3,600 22 ..._* 430 Class A 1,200,Clark Equipment 4,700iCluett, Peabody & Co 1,600 482,900 5,800 Sale ... 90 500 ""'605 Sale ... 14 26 52% Feb. 17 22% Feb. 2% Jan. Sale 27 ......100 Feb. 14% Mar. 23** 57 Mar. 24 116 Feb. Feb. Sale 9 Feb. 24 16 Feb. Sale 5 16 25 26% Jan. 2% Jan. 33 5** Sale 67 70 Feb. 36% Feb. 25 131% Feb. 24 81% Jan. 23 11 53 16% Mar. 25 40% Feb. 27 Jan. Ill Sale Prices. hp Jan. 8 16** Mar. 25 39** Mar. 2 23 152,780 Chicago Pneum Tool 11,400 Preferred 1,150 Chicago Yellow Cab. 10,800 Chtckasha Cotton Oil ,10 62,100 Childs Co * 2,350 Chile Copper 25 1,449,050 Chrysler Corporation * 15,900 City Ice 0c Fuel........ * 6,590; Preferred ..........100 "8",§65 1. 1% Feb. 27 Mar. 17 % dan. 30 100 Pref ctfa stamped 48J* Mar. I 46,300 4,300 JAN. Highest. Sale Prices. 41 Mar. 28 21** Mar. 13** Mar. 105** Sale Caterpillar Tractor * Cavanagh-Dobbs, Inc....._* Lowest. Prices. 35 33 119% Sale 2,339 7% preferred 277,950 Checker Cab 101,900 Chesapeake Corp. 64,400 26,100 SINCE 11% Jan. 29% Jan. 17% Jan. 9% Jan. .....100 Preferred .....100 110,700 Cerro de Pasco Copp * 40,200 Certain-Teod Prod » 800 Mar. 28 9 10* 480 16,600 22,100 Mar. 28 41** Sale 25 20 1 Vs Campbell W 8c C Foundry...* ..... 11,200 4,100 Sale 25 Sale 12,200 Celanece Corp of America » 20,600 Celotez Co » 48,800 Voting trust certificates..* Preferred 1,290 ...100 26,100 Central Agulrre Associates.* 18,100 Century Ribbon Mills * 5,500 8,300 36,700 Highest. Sale Prices. 20 1 ** 41 25 Callahan Zinc-Lead 10 29,100 Calumet flcArizonaMln ....26 57,000 Calumet & Hecla 26 """14*366 45,000 185,600 11,300 23,150 5,700 2,877,500 3,160 476,000 1,600 Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. 475* Sale Corp. Califnl a Porotroleum ~3", 800 RANGE Jan. 2 Shares ■ IN MARCH. Price R. Y. STOCK BZCBANQE Since Jan. 1. 02% Feb. 14% Jan. 24% Jan. 8% 14% 61% 5% Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 24 8% Jan. 14 lix 22 14 195 3 2 2 22 Jan. 28 Jan. 5 Feb. 11 19% Feb. 18 11!109 15 7 2 Jan 23 Mar. 10 Mar. 6 26 Feb. 24 13% Mar. 31 23% Mar. 27 78% Mar. 20 8% Mar. 19 35 H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS AGGREGATE SALES. PRICES STOCKS N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE Shares. Shares. Par. 100 70 1,700 180 1931. 1,000 Da plan Silk........ 100 50 670 71,400 270,800 3,300 1,800 2,600 490,400 230 8,300 843,400 4,200 14,000 March 2. March 31. Ask. Lowest. Ask. 14% Mar. m 103 JAN. 1. 26 8 26 Sale 11 Preferred............. .100 231,800 Eaton Axle & Spring..... 823,800 E t duP de Nem Ac Co.... 8,900 6% cumul preferred... 16,900 Eitlngon Schlld......... 9,700 Preferred 4%%— 1,062,100 Electric Auto-Lite........ Sale 129 Sale Sale 132 Sale Sale Mar. Mar. Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale i8* at* Sale 8% 6 4 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 Mar. a8,* 4 106 110 Sale 109 109 Mar. 14 Mar. 28 40 23,900 Electric Boat 2,687,050 Elec Power & Light Preferred certificates. 12,200 Preferred (6). 31,900 Sale Sale Sale Mar. Sale Sale Sale Sale 99 100 Sale 107% 85 87 Sale ... .. ...... 35% 64% Sale Mar. 30 3% Mar. 30 Mar. 6 Mar. 120 12,400 100 30 1,200 300 210 120 Pref ctfs 80% paid..... 38,900 Elec Storage Battery..... 400 Elk Horn Coal Corp...... 440 Preferred 3,100 Emerson-Brant cl A Class B 1,000 115 51"" 3 *4 .... 320 Emporium Cap we 11 Corp 2,200 4,000 2,000 19,300 30,900 14,800 6,820 170 600 440 6,300 190 1,500 450 3,600 600 Sale 1% 2 2 5% 2% 1% 9 50 7,800 Engineers Pub Service..... Preferred Eureka Vacuum Clean * 10 Exchange Buffet Corp......* Preferred.......—.. — 19 Jan. 19 Jan. 25 Jan. 105 2 11% Feb. 17 Jan. 5 69 Feb. Jan. 15 74% Mar. 10 5 Jan. 2) Feb. 9 Jan. 2 Jan. Jan. Mar, 20 19 .....100 18,800;Federal Department Stores 5,000;Fedoral Light & Traction..15 4 3 Mar. 12 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 Mar. 13 106 3 Mar. Mar. 11% Mar. 29% Mar. 103 Mar. 4 6% Mar. Mar. 4 25 Mar, Mar. 25 22% Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Jan. 8 Jan. 41 Jan. Feb. 30 Feb. 5 49 Mar. 12 Jan. 2 87 Jan. 93 Mar. 28 9 Jan. 4% Jan. 100% 3% 15% 15% 87 75 Jan. 6 Mar. 27 94 Feb. 20 Mar. 9 39,600 Federal Water Service A ..* 22,513 Fidelity Phenx Fire Ins 10 1,460 Fifth Avenue Bus..........* 25% Mar. 48% Mar. 22 580 """260 200 Fllene't Sons..............* 3,200 Preferred..............100 4,000 3,900 22,600 12,400 Firestone Tire 8c Rubber—10 29,840 Preferred. 100 94,800 First National Stores * 58,200 2,680 137,900 Fisk Rubber * 6,850 First preferred 100 795 First preferred conv 100 11,500 Florsheim Shoe class A 1,140 Preferred 6% i—100 7,100 Follansbee Bros .........* 680,100 Foster-Wheeler... 80 440 1,400 1,510 36,600 16,900 200 48,200 131,300 30 5,600 3,200 2,150 2,300 8,500 100 813,000 21,100 151,700 129,700 220 110 10,500 200 17.800 3,200 326,800 14.200 17,600 3,200 20,100 260 84,400 302,300 500 115 100 . 1,600 34,400 500 21,200 20,400 * No par 99 Sale 16 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sal* Sale 100 * 70 67% 5% 65 Sale Sale Sale Sale 1 6% Mar. 89 87 Mar. 114 Sale 100 Sale Sale * — 24% Sale Gen Cigar Inc..——.—* 100 Preferred (7) Feb. 21 27 22 Feb. 25 96 Mar. 31 Jan. Mar. 18 19% Feb. 25 Jan. 8 Mar. 2 3 Jan. % Jan. 2 Mar. 14 116 2 * 5 % Feb. 24 Jan. 2 3 Jan. 2 5 3% 35% 102% 19% 64% 26% Mar. 14 97 Jan. 6 12 Feb. 9 41% Jan. 2 Feb. 7 Mar. 3 Jan. 3 Mar. 18 Feb. 25 Feb. 24 19% Sale | 41% Sale H4% 116 Mar. Mar. Feb. HP* 60 Feb. 5 25 Feb. 26 Feb. 12 Mar. 19 Mar. 12 131 88 6 71% Mar. 2 3H 47 Mar. 26 5 114 Mar. 14 13 9 Mar. 2 4% Jan. 15 7% , Mar. 92 Mar. 76% Mar. 35% Mar. Sale Sale 27% 23 70 15 SO, 160 Genetal Public Service—. * 640| Preferred —109 220,700 Gen Realty 8e Utilities Corp.* —_.* 7214 104% 4* * 40 * 70 529,018 Gen Theatres Eq ctfdep new * 954,077 Gillette Safety Razor 100 40,600 Convertible preferred..—* 84,800.Glmbel Brothers.. 6,300: 7% preferred....... 100 114,500 Gltdden Co.— * 1,930! 7% prior preferred 108 221,300 Gobel (Adolf) » 749,900 Gold Dust certificates * Gold & Stock Telegraph. .100 * 100 .♦ * 24,600)Gotham Silk Hosiery.. * 555) Preferred.... .... ...100 .108 * 2,100' 2^ 62 4% 38 % 8% 63 % 4% 31% 102% 110% 15% 62% 45% 82 88 73 Sale Sale 69 Sale 65% Mar. 45% Mar. 89% 60 4% 3% 88 90 92 2 76% Mar. 20 Feb. 11 2 Feb. Mar. 21 35% Jan. 2 48 Mar. 21 95 73% Mar. 109% Mar. 114 Mar. 5 Jan. 2 7% Jan. 21% Jan. 5 Mar. 19 19 Feb. Mar. 11 67 84% Mar. Sale 3 Jan. Mar. 22% Mar. Sale 14 Jan. 99 Mar. 6 Jan. 54 §5% 50 18% Sale 72 75 Mar. 27 19 Mar. Sale 55% Mar. 19 8% Feb. 21 12 oyxt 69% 115 2 ' 31 71% Sale 12% Jan. 2 Jan. s Jan. Mar. Sale 3 Jan. 4 Jan. 23 Sale Jan. 47* 96 24 Sale 18 54% Feb. 26 31% Jan. 27 31 72 Sale 11 19 10 44 22% Mar. Sale Jan. 41* 3 15 116% Feb. 6 Mar. 21 24% Sale Jan. Mar. 103% Mar. 9% Mar. Mar. Sale 20; 34 48 Mar. ' Sale Mar. Mar. 9% Mar. 74% Mar. 56% Mar. 21 6 Mar. 21 26 Mar. 21 IP Feb. 25 28 Jan. 28 2 31 Mar. 19 Feb. 4 76 Jan. 9 6 14% Jan. 16 23 Fob. 26 2 68 15 84% Mar. 2 5 Jan. 2 7| 104% 2 114 6 2 Jan. 5% Jan. 10! 54 Jan. 2 2 40 Jan. 2 9 6% 21% 62% 4% Jan. Jan. 38 Jan. Mar. 2 7 9% Mar. 6 74% Mar. 10 57% Feb. 26 Sale Sale Sale 88 Sale 11 Sale Sale 28% Mar, 4 33% Mar. 17 65 Sale Sale 69 Mar, 2 75 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 7 5% Mar, 38% Mar, 12 11% Mar 31 73 Sale 72 Sale Sale 65 7 Mar Mar 30 Sale Sale Sale Sale 36% Mar 4 107% 111 115 120 Sale 120 120 Sale Sale Sale 66 Sale 16% Mar. 57% Mar. Sale Sale Sale 40 Mar. Mar. 20 Sale 90 Sale 86% Mar. 81 Sale Sale Mar. 10 Mar. 19 Sale 63 Mar. 26 Mar. 19 50 Jan. 61% Mar. 26 52 Jan. 65 4% aW 50% Sale 4 100 Sale 8 12 24 50 41% Mar. 99% Mar. Sale Mar. 77 2 Mar. 7 99 35% Mar. 45% Mar. Sale 24 25% Feb. 48% Feb. 90 Sale 16 Feb. 5 69 Sale Feb. Jan. 107% Jan. 85 Sale Mar. 26 Mar. 14 Mar. 19 Sale 7% Sale 21% Sale 6 Mar. 3 Mar. 10 102 95 Jan. 6% Feb. Mar. 12 73% Feb. 26 47 2 114 13* Sale 97% Sale 98 2 65 Sale 96% 35% 88 2 2 53% Mar. 21 12% Mar. 6 55% Mar. 19 8% Mar. 17 85 21 3 2 Sale Mar. Jan. 57% Jan. 24% Jan. Jan. 2 Mar. 74 • 80 2% Mar. 23 7% Mar. 19 40% Feb. 15% Jan. Mar. Sale Mar. 6% Mar. 98 27 65 11% Mar. 35% Mar. 23 82% Feb. 5 52 Sale 43% 5 Jan. 5 Mar. Sale Jan. 2 75 6 Sale 36% 7 75 28% Jan. Jan. Sale Sale Mar. 10 17% Mar. 2 32% Feb. 24 38% Feb. 17 Feb. 9 11% Mar. 9 55 Mar. 14 24 Mar. 30 45% Mar. 16 116 Sale 2 Jan. Sale 80 67 3 Sale 48 2 6 5 Sale Sale 5 4% Jan. 22% Jan. 25% Jan. 59x4 Mar. 2 2% Mar. 23 9% Mar. 47% 18% 40% 113% 4 90 .......... ex-warrants It* Mar. Sale 54% ....... ... 74 43x4 Mar. 23 Sale 63 . Gen Motors Corp,. 161,300 Goodrich (B F)__ 5,3001 7% preferred......... 408,000.Goodyear T 8c R—11,1001 1st preferred Sale 2 Sale 4% - 8,700) Preferred 156,900 General Refractories _ Mar. Mar. 25 Mar. 13 Sale Sale .. 87,000 General Ry Signal Sale _ 109% Mar. 7% Mar. 2 49 ..... - Sale 8% Mar. Mar. 44% 11% 51,900 Preferred (5)... 11,500 Gen Outdoor Advertising. 3,200 A 2,950 General Printing Ink 24 9 & 30 2 55 38 Mar. Sale 114 * General Cable.........——* value. 31 16 63 31 Mar. Sale 104 General Bronx® Certificate# 88,700 Granby Cons M S 8c P 85,300 Grand Sliver Stores Jan. 56% Feb. Jan. 6 17 Mar. 30 12,100 Gould Coupler "A" 85,800 Graham-Paige Motors 24 2 Mar. 11 102% Mar. 18 18% Mar. 2 63% Mar. 21 4% Mar. 51 66% Mar. Preferred Feb. 56% Feb. 31 Mar. Sale ... 1801 67 Sale Preferred 20 7% Feb. 24 41 % Mar. 35% Mar. 82% Mar. Sale Preferred Feb. 26 18 2 2 16 Mar. Mar. 3 Mar. Sale Preferred A (8)_. 94 Feb. 85% Feb. 10 Mar. 3% Mar. Mar. 15 85 Sale —.100 Preferred A (7).. 2,600) 74% 85 .... 450 Feb. 55 11% Mar. 27% Mar. 30% Mar. 101 General Asphalt.. .......100 General Baking pref........* 490 Mar. 25 80 62% Mar. 51% Mar. 36 Gen Amer Tank Car.....—.* Preferred 7% Class A 92 46% Jan. 6% Jan. Mar. 96 18 % Mar. 2% Mar. 2% Mar. 26% Mar. 3% * Franklin Simon pref 26,700 Conv preferred A.. 2,200 General Italian Edison 39,700 General Mills. 8,200 Preferred... . 41,500 1,600 115,500 3,200 4,700 Sale * Gen Steel Castings pref 84*,700 Sale Sale Sale ........ 978 190 Sale Sale 9 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 33 Sale 2,868,450 General Electric... 58,300 Special .......... 459,700 General Foods 358,300 Gen Gas A Elec Cl A..... 140 28,300 52 54,900 Gen American Investors....* 3,962,O0O 134,000 2,400 41,300 60 480 2d preferred... ....._* 9,100 Gabriel Co (The) Class A.. ~ 5,670 Gamewell Co (The) * 53,300 Gardner Motor.... 1,762,200 20,700 3,600 1,200 2,220 29,100 93 16 Mar. * 412,100 Freeport Texas Co 330 Fuller Co prior pref Preferred IP * — 23,900 Foundation Co 82,650 Fourth Nat'l Investors 1.354,700 Fox Film'*A".. 1,500 204,623 231,000 1,950 32,700 9,800 6,960 13,100 27,800 1,380 22 16 8 ... 640 Feb. 2 Mar. 25 Mar. 27 Jan. 160 12 Mar. 17 5 A" 6 245,300 Mar. 13 35% Jan. 2 Mar. 26 109% Feb. Feb. 24 Jan. 21 Mar. 25 2 Jan. Feb. 27 5 Jan. 10 25,700 515,700 27 Mar. 12 Jan. 19 x91 Feb. 27 98 30 6% Mar. "6", 300 10 Feb. Jan. ----—100 Preferred. 31 7 81 85 14% Mar. 28% Mar. 54% Mar. 290 10 38 Mar. 1,300 215,800 Mar. 26 103% Mar. 20 113 Mar. 2,500 Feb. 10 6 11 100 26 11 2% Mar. 25 6,100 Federal Motor Truck.......* 11,500 Federal Screw Works.... .* ... Feb. a* 5 75 Preferred 66^ Jan. 92 100 9 Mar. 24 Mar. 900 17 7 Mar. 2 Mar. 4,700 8,800 6,100 Jan. 3 117 89 .......... Mining & Smelt..100 Mar. 19 Mar. 17 Jan. 75 Preferred... 108% Mar. 41 48% Mar. 7 5 3% Jan. 60% Feb. 26 3 4 41% Mar. 18 Jan. 24 Jan. 7 25 Jan. 31 2, 20 Jan. 9 20 21% Jan. 31 23 Jan. 28 106% Feb. 26 in 105 Mar. 20 3 1 Jan. 3 20 4% Feb. 25 11% Mar. 20 20, Mar. 6 22 Jan. 31 6 Mar. 19 21% Mar. 22% Mar. Mar. 22% Mar. 100% Mar. 5% Mar. * 6 110 17 104 Jan. 8 1 % Mar. * 2 Mar. 17 15 107 9 123% Mar. 25 6% Jan. 26 98 5% Mar. ...100 7% preferred... 141 12 10 Jan.: 4 31% Mar. 12% Mar. 17 21% Mar. * 100 9,613 Fashion Park Assn... 9101 8 134% Mar. 24 2 21% Mar. 19 Mar. 24 49 Mar. 200 Federal Jan. 39% Mar. 106% Mar. Mar, 6 20 100 24 7 Mar. 26 x91 Evans Auto Loading Co.....5 370 Mar. 19 185% Feb. 24 1 Mar. Mar Preferred 13% Jan. 25 10 87 93 12,100(Falrbank9 Morse 1,750| 23 Jan. 2 4% Mar. 24 2% Mar. 25 Mar. 12 Mar. 4 30 1,200 Fairbanks Co.............25 750, Preferred .......—-—100 430i Mar. 20 2 Mar. 7 66 Mar. 19 1 % Mar. 24 89% Mar. » 5,600 Fair (The) Co 390 4 3 117 Mar. 3 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 86 » Preferred (5%%)...... 86 cum preferred Equitable Office Bldg Mar. Mar. 35% Mar. 103% Mar. 44% Mar. 100 Preferred.. 61% 1% 4% 1% % 9 * 15,200 Endleott-Johnson 18,800 5,300 1,250 2,800 63 % . . 1,200 1,300 1,400 3,500 26 Mar. 14 Jan. 9 Jan. ........ 4,200 Feb. 5 105 100 Preferred 70% paid 2,600 1,700 3,700 9 4 103 Jan. Mar. 1 10 Feb. Feb. Mar. 25 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 17 3 51 Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 87 120 Preferred.............. Mar. Mar. 23 Sale 6% Sale Prices. Prices Mar. 7 Mar. 14 6 Sale 23 Highest. Prices. Mar, 7 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Sale Lowest. Highest. . Prices. 147 Eastman Kodak......... 460 14% 14 101% 104:14 550 Durham Hos Mills pref.. 12,900 Eastern Rolling Mill..... 336,205 Ask. Bid. 99 Preferred............. 4,100 Duquesne Light 1st pref. 2,300 99,800 : SINCE Jan. 2 March. RANGE IN MARCH. Price Since Jan. 1. In 65 4% Sale 4H 43% 61 Sale "5% Sale Sale 4% 4% 111 Mar, 13 Mar 8 Mar. 57 Mar. 56% Mar. 4% Mar. 4% Mar. 4 Mar. 2 14 Mar. Mar. 18 7% Mar. 21 46% Mar. 2 14 Mar. 2 68% Mar. 10 9% Mar. 9 42% Mar. 20 6 115 Mar. 26 Mar. 11 Mar. 4 Mar. 5 Mar. 27 Mar. 3 15% Sale Sale Sale 17% Mar. Mar. 20 Sale Sale Sale 21% Mar. Mar. 24 2 15% Feb. Feb. 18 Feb. 24 78 Jan. 15 9 9% Mar. 42% Mar. 20 Jan. 31% Jan. 104 24 Mar. 18 16% Feb. 18 8% Jan. 64% Feb. 4 18 Feb. n* 48* Jan. Jan. Jan. 115 Mar. 26 15% Jan. 20% Feb. 21 57% Mar. 38% Jan. 68 91 10 Feb. 25 10% Feb. 4% Jan. 24 Mar. 19 6 6% Feb. 5% Feb.* 9 4% Jan. 3% Jan. 3% Feb. 15% Jan. 19% Jan. Feb. 52% Feb. 21 Jan. 16 3 9 4% Feb 22% Feb. 24 25% Mar. 24 3G N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS AG GREGATE SALES. March. Shares. 100 , ! 52,800 6,700 6,800 31,800 25,700 17,100 660 10 188,700 1,100 1931. Par. Shares. 200 Grand (F & W) Stores pf.100 116,300 Grand Union * Sale Sale 19" Sale 7, 90 Preferred ..............100 Gulf States Steel.........100 10,700 18,300 50 *"1,550 5,100 30 I,400 15,400 230 47,300 300 10 18* Hall 10 * 37 * !« 39 10 58* 210 41,700 14,100 3,200 26,700 70,400 5,400 209,200 7,500 338,300 280,000 74,000 323,600 443,800 24,900 93,700 127,000 * * Hollander (A) A Son........* ..100 Houdaille-Herahey dB Household Finance pref * 50 100 Houston Oil of Texas Voting trust certlflcates_25 Howe Sound * .... Hudson Motor Car * Hupp Motor Car Corp 1G 15* 116* Sale Sale 93* Sale 5 Sale Sale 6* 39* Sale 6* Sale 99* Sale 135 15 28,000 8,900 94 Sale 58 ._.* 40 109* 115 3* Sale 88 80* 133* 140 88 Sale Sale Sale 92 42 Sale 14 _* 4* 10 13 1. 6 27* Sale 5* Sale 77* 81 4 * Sale 140 Sale 53* 55 118* Sale 94 Sale 28* 26* 7* 53* 63 17 38 92 37* 91 92* 117 9 4* Sale 35 38* 6 38 Sale 93 16* 95 7* Sale 62* Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 62 8 Sale Sale 12* Sale 28* Sale 22* 12* Sale Sale Mar. 8 Mar. 15 Mar. 50 117 Mar. m 18 4 Ma?. 24, 50 7* Sale 65 52* Sale 11* Sale a:24 * Sale 20* Sale Mar. 104 65 11 Mar. Mar. 31 81 9* Mar. 10 6 Jan. 4* Jan. Mar. 17, 58 Jan. 5 6 19 16 30 9 24 8 6 18 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 13 2 119* Mar. 10 19 103* Mar. 27 2 104 Mar. 27 7 Mar. 3 3 37 Feb. 27 Mar. 7 19 6 104 Mar. 31 2 9* Mar. 10 2 Mar. 17 Jan. 19 35* Jan. 8* Jan. 2 Jan. 13 18* Feb. 7* Jan. 2 63* Mar 14* Mar. 25 Mar 2 24* Mar. 31 i 29 24* Mar 20 20* Mar. 30 2 9* Mar. 30, 12* Mar Sale 9* Mar. 26 63* Mar. 30 15 135 15 18 Mar. 27 7* Mar. 62* Mar. 48* Mar. Sale Mar. 4 27 8 8 6 10 8 9 24 21 14* Jan. Mar. 13 85 6 Mar. 31 30* Mar. 26 29* Mar. 24 119* Mar. 10, 116* Jan. 87 Jan. 103* Mar. 27i Mar. 27j 104 93 Jan. 3 8* Mar. 5* Jan. 2, 26 Jan. 36* Mar. Mar. 27 i 19 5* Jan. 98* Mar. 34* 80 25 25 21 13 2 3 Jan. 58 Mar. Sale 17* Sale 62 Jan. 33* Mar. 9* Mar. 118 8 34 99* Mar. Mar. Mar. 90 50* 2 30 19 24 37* 102* 89 * 36* 134 18 50 101 Sale Mar. Mar. 40 Mar. 27 Mar. Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. Jan. Jan. Feb. 15* Mar. 19* Mar. 8 Feb. 41 Jan. Jan. 16 103 Feb. 3 8 Feb. 94 Jan. 2 Mar. 28 44* Feb. Mar. 9 117 30, 109* Feb. 4 2! 9 Feb. 10* Feb. 2 2, 3* Jan. 7* 'Feb. 17 38 Mar. 20 42* Jan. 2 6 Mar. 8 3H Jan. 2 Feb. 82* Jan. 17 100 Mar. 94 50 140 86 61 Jan. 2* Jan. * Jan. 10 Jan. 18* Jan. 65 Mar. 27* Jan. 26* Mar. 6* Jan. 85* 18* 44* 29* 36* 22* 11* 96* 74* 6* 1* 12* 37* 5 19* Mar. Mar. 26 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 45 26 24 26 30 39 5* Mar. 99 135 101* Sale 35* 8% 23* 23* Mar. Mar. Mar Mar. 36* Mar. 28 42 Mar. 115 Mar. 3 117 10 Mar. 9* Mar. 26 7* Mar. 4* Mar. 30 Sale 25* 19* 7* 85* 4 30* 29* 9* 63* Mar. 30 Mar. 13 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 Mar. 16 16 15 20 Mar. 24 80 103 98* Sale 8* 10 36* Sale 9* Sale 88 10 Sale Prices. Jan. Jan. 36 34* Mar. 20 30, 15* Mar. 38* Mar. Sale 35* Mar. Highest. Prices. 79* Feb. 10* Jan. * Mar. 24 4 65 19 24 25 6 31 Mar. 27 Mar. 26 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 96 Mar. 24 25* Mar. Sale JK 62 102* 105* 100 52 ......100 28* Sale 16 900 169,600 116,900 1 Sale Mar. 2 74* Mar. 6 6* Mar. 10 Mar. 19 74* Mar. 6 4* Mar. 30 * Mar. 5 70 6 39 42 * Mining 10 87 30» * Homestake Sale * 28 Motors ... 45* 4* 74* Sale 6 6 8* Mar. 13 Sale 28* Hercules Powder......... Preferred 90 30 Hercules Hoe (R) & Co class A Sale 21 Sale 28 6,700 Holland Furnace... 6* * 6* 11 65 30 3,300 900 Mar. Mar. Sale 2,100 7,000 59,300 2,500 113,400 3,300 Mar. 31 32 60 "3",300 Preferred 25 28 "16" 100 Hershey Chocolate Sale 36* Sale 22* Sale 95 1 ... 7% preferred 25 85* 18* 44* 28* 36* 22* 11* 85* Mar. 19 ■15* Mar. 14 40* Mar. 11 85 78 Sale 10,200 Hartman Corp class A * 92,200 Class B * 480 Hawaiian Pineapple.... 20 77,800 f'ayes Body .—....—* 3,500 Helme (G W) 25 40 Sale 33* Sale 104 90 89* .......100 Preferred U* Sale 103 Harbison Walker Ref 50 58 16 30 Hamilton Watch pref__..100 2,780 Hanna pref new...—..... * 93,300 96 m 28* Sale 4* 51 Stores...* 450 Hamilton Watch. Sale Sale Sale Highest. Sale Price? 16* 43* 75 28 ............100 Printing Ask 85 1st preferred.......100 2,600 Hackensack Water ....25 570 Preferred A ...25 7% Preferred Sale Sale 300 Hahn Department RANOE SINCE JAN. Lowest. Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. 99* 16* Sale 41* Sale 27* Sale 32* Sale 21* Sale 45 530 Greene Cananea Copper.. 100 545,600 Grlgsby-Grunow Co 4,900 Guantanamo Sugar..... * 125,100 6,910 40 26 * - 58,500 2,200 75 Sale 29,400 290 Bid. SJX 20 230 1,400 March 2. Ask. 82* Bid. Preferred * 15,200 20,800 Granite City Steel * 82,800 Grant (W T) * 64,100 Great Northern Ir ore prop.* 53,320 Great West Sug_„ 2.260 Preferred —100 v ; Price Jan. 2 N. T. STOCK 8XCBANGE 11,900 60 IN MARCH. PEIXES STOCKS Since Jan. 1. In 4 26 2 13* Feb. 24 59 21 2 65 68* Feb. 24 14* Feb. 24 29* Feb. 24 Jan. 3 t 15,300 50 20,800 57,966 7,800 43,100 Indian 640 40 "4",200 14,100 7,200 6,400 3,900 27,200 6,600 1,200 9,300 16,500 54,600 39,600 4,500 3,700 43,700 41,400 13,700 177,500 1,600 540 1 3,000 2,000 9,900 9,482 2,400 770 43,300 4,000 4,100 Int Business Machines 2,237,600 3,800 Sale * Preferred Preferred certificates Internat Harvester,— 7% preferred Match pref 35 Merc Marine Ctfs.* Preferred 7% 765,800 127,500 1,200 ""260 "Tioo Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 33 40 59* Sale 141* Sale 29* Sale 67* Sale 16* Sale *19* Sale 120 122 37* Sale 4 Sale a'?* Sale 38 37* 16 14* 56* Sale 39* Sale 47* 47* nu Sale Sale 18* Sale 65* 62* 100 * Sale * Sale Johns-Manville Sale * ... 55* Sale 72* Sale 118 125 Jones & Laugh Steel pref.ICO Jordan Motor Car * Sale 121* Sale 1 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Karstadt (Rudolph) 114 Preferred 100 Ser B . Sale Kayser(J)& Co..... Sale • Kaufman Dept Stores ..$12.50 15* 37 40* * Sale Sale ..... Kolster Radio....... * 8% preferred 20 Kuppenheimer & Co. i7% cum preferred I * Sale 10 ... 110 ...100 Sale * 40 100 45* Sale Sale * 35* 5 ..100 Sale 30 30 32* 50 50* Sale 140* 142* Sale Sale 26 25* 66* Sale 65* 12* Sale 12* , 18 Sale 37 8* 6 Sale Sale !§* 205 240 2 5 "" Mar. Mar. Mar. 158 3! 6 2 Mar. 12 Mar. 3 Mar. 2| Mar. 2' Mar. 2I Mar Mar. Mar. 212' 10! Mar. 16 Mar. 16! 60* Mar 143* Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 Mar 73* Mar, 20 16* Mar. 2 20* Mar. 123 42 Mar. 6, Mar. 3F 4* Mar. 2 43* Mar. 27i 24 Jan. 3 Jan. 9 Feb. 27 24 25 14 Jan. 2 Feb. 21 9* Mar. 16 3* Jan. 17 Jan. 28 Feb. 24 2 44 4 2 13 Mar. 30 71 11* Feb. 9* Feb. 9* Feb. 24 M Feb. 24 14 179* Feb. o 12* Feb. 24 145* Jan. 9* Jan. 49* Jan. 16 62* Feb. 1* Jan. 24* Jan. 2 Feb. 10 2 21 Feb. 16 Feb. 9 Feb. 39* 4 30* 16 60* 2 143* Mar. 24 2 Mar. 21 2 31 7 12* Mar. 31 73* Mar. 20 5 16* Jan. 2 20* Feb. 24 55 Jan. 13* Feb. Jan. Jan. 9 123 12 3 6* 4* 2* 26* Jan. Mar. 20 2 Jan. 2 Jan. 42 Feb. 26 Mar. 31 Mar. 26 10* Feb. 26 6 Jan. 26 4* Feb. 26 43* Mar. 27 16* Feb. 26 15 Mar. 10 11 Mar. 26 54 Jan. Feb. 69 Mar. 26 35 Mar. 30 42 Feb. 9 47 Jan. 10 48 H Jan. 23 2 11 47* 48 47 Mar. 40* Mar. 6 48* Mar. 19 39 45 38 Mar. 51 Mar. 10 33* Jan. 6 Mar. 10 87 Sale 83 Mar. 3 Sale 31* Mar. 18* Jan. 2 Sale 17 Mar. 90* Mar. 28 38* Mar. 19 19* Mar. 4 73* Jan. WA Jan. 8 90* Mar. 28 38* Feb. 24 21* Feb. 20 Mar. 67 Mar. 10 67 67* Mar. 24 26 3 17* Mar. 9* Mar. 19 2 28* Mar. 57* Feb. 58 Jan. 16 Jan. 10 Mar. Mar. Jan. 2 67* Mar. 24 18* Feb. 24 9* Feb. 24 Mar. 5 52 Sale 70 Sale 51 Mar. Mar. Mar. 105 55* Mar. 26 80* Mar. 19 Mar. 66* Mar. 122* Mar. 123* 122* Sale 1 * Sale 121 * 115 113* 5* Sale" 5* 20* Sale 19* 16 15* 15* Mar. 13 125 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 123* 1* 114* 6* 24* 16* Mar. Mar. 21 9 Mar. 2 Mar. Mar. 11 Mar. 19 Mar. 5 2 16 5 27 105 Jan. 39* Jan. 52* Jan. 118 Jan. 5 31 5 105 3 2 Mar. 10 Jan. 14 Jan. 5 57* Feb. 11 80* Mar. 19 3 125 Feb. 2 123* Mar. 119* Jan. * Jan. 28 1* Feb. 113* Mar. 17 114* Jan. Jan. 5* Jan. 15 2 16* Jan. 24* Mar. 6 Feb. 14* Jan. 18 20 21 21 29 5 19 16 39 ~90"" IV* 100 94 Sale 94 Mar. Mar. 15 Sale Mar. Sale 37 24* Sale 39 37* 15* 18* 45* 46* * 26 J an. 12 45 Mar. 24 Mar. 21 9* Jan. 5 26 Mar. 31 21* Jan. 8* Jan. 2 Mar. 25 20 Jan. 6 29* Feb. 25 15* Mar. 19 57 Mar. 25 31* 39* 17* 55* Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 2 Mar. 2 2 * Mar. 26* Mar. 108* Mar. 2 7 5 1* Mar. 11 27* Mar. 10 s Ill Mar. 6 32* 33 32* Mar. 32* Mar. 14 46 54 52 55 Mar. Mar. 2 27* Mar. 25 34* Mar. 14 40 115* 90* Jan. "24 101* Feb. 9 2 1* Jan. 3* Mar. 20 57 Mar. 16* Mar. 45* Mar. * Mar. Sale Mar. 24 2 27* Mar. 15* Mar. 19 24* Mar. 37* Mar. 26* Sale Mar."2 3* Mar. 20 45 ,23* Mar. 12* Mar. 12* Sale 51 Mar. 2 36 25 Mar. Mar. 12 35 22* Jan. 37* Mar. 16* Mar. 45* Mar. * Mar. * Mar. 2 31* Feb. 24 20 7 41 Jan. 9 20* Jan. 9 Jan. 21 31 2* Feb. 25 31 Feb. Feb. 26 9 Feb. 27 19 25 Jan. 29 107 Jan. 9 4* Jan. 17 32* Mar. 14 70 # 4* Jan. 2 Jan. 23 Jan. 28 20* Jan. 13 24 27* Mar. 25 18 Jan. 2 34* Mar. 14 25 Mar. 12 45 55 25 Feb. Mar. 12 115* Mar. 28,115* Mar, 28 207 220 205 101 103 82 Sale 11* 4* Sale 115* Mar. 28 115* Mar. 28 207 220 103 13* 4 11 9 Feb. 69 25* Mar. 28* Mar. 12* 3* 27 Jan. Mar. 25 Sale 3* Sale J3/° 86 Mar. 25 Sale 27 Feb. Mar. ft* 26* Sale 29* Sale 83 * Feb. 4* Feb. Jan. Feb. Jan. Jan. 59* 7* 5* 6* Mar. 311 114 Mar. 26 31 9* Mar. 6 2o| 4* 26 Jan. 15 4 182 Mar. 9 123 Jan. 2 48 Jan. 211 131 Jan. 10 21* Jan. 25 40 2 2* Jan. Feb. 17 3* Mar. 20 3* Jan. 13 21 45 26* Sale 30* Sale Sale 16* . 20 Mar. 31HMar. Sale 101 97* 78 8* 4* 12* 4* * 35 4* Mar. 3* Mar. 42 110 110* 111 111 5* 8* 5* 8* 34 Sale 9 Mar. 8 8* 13* Sale 67* Sale 36 11 37* Mar. 120 47 3* Sale 41 Mar. 17* Mar. Sale 123 1* 27 111 100 110 Laclede Gas (StL)5% pref 100 • 205,200 Lambert Co * 4,000 Lane Bryant............. 13,900 Lee Rubber Ac Tire.........* 40 30* Sale 39* Sale 20 17* 68 55* Sale ....... 4,000 Kress (S H) 8c Co 558,500 Krueger 8c Toll Co 571,450 Kroger Grocery & Bak Sale 13* Sale 8% preferred.100 No par value. 3 69 161* Mar. 30 174 x9 * Mar. 11* 60* 51* Mar. 3* 2* Mar. 51* Sale 27 20 31I Mar. 30 44 Sale 24 * 100 Mar. 164 27 Sale .» ....... 300 Laclede Gas.. Sale Sale 2* Sale 38* 40* 26 • Copper... Klmberley-Clark.. 5 aV* 40 \ 39 Sale Mar. 8 8* Mar. 21 3* Mar. 2 9* Mar. 6 Sale Kennecott 100 8* Mar. 30 3* 2* Sale 36* 40 16* Sale Sale Mar. 30! Sale Sale * 1,250 Kendall Co pref A...... 100 65 Sale Sale" 100 Mar 30 83 Mar. 4 169* Mar. 8* 3* 10* 8 94 100 . Mar .27 123 Sale • 6% preferred. 40 Mar 100 . Kresge (S S) Co 510 7% preferred Sale 114* Sale 5* 6 22* Sale 16* Sale 40 Keith-Albee Orpheum Preferred .....100 Certificates 158 71 65* 8* Sale o 1 Jewel Tea Inc.. Kinney (G R) 168* Sale 66 67 67* Sale 66 58 67* 16 17* Sale 16* Sale 8* Sale 7* V/s nVA 29 27 28* Sale 27* 105 105* 105 105* 105 1 _ 4 60 * Preferred _ 24 Mar. Mar 10 5* 12| 21 67 162 9 4* Mar 3* Mar. 3* Mar. 30. 25 Sale Sale 75 Sale 34 Preferred 3* 11* Sale 59* Sale 3* Sale * 1,900 Kresge Dept Stores...... ♦ Sale 100 Preferred 8%.... 4,760 74,300 Kelsey-Hayes 538,700 Kelvinator Co 20 173 3* Sale 10 123 75 * 2,180 880,900 4,800 1,250 2,730 124,100 11,800 113,700 10* 8* 8* 3* 12* 4* 49* Sale Interstate Dept Stores 110,900 Kelly-Springfield Tire """36 200 Sale 15 100 preferred 70 Internat Tel & Tel 660 8,400 Sale .._* Ex warrants 1,460 2,700 Intertype Corp 36,900 Investors Equity 6,200 Island Creek Coal 2,080 31,500 550 9,900 297,100 3,400 50,200 22* 57 ...100 International Silver 78* Sale 20 Sale Sale 28,600 International Shoe 9,350 Sale 32 100 Preferred 960 130 261,100 231,950 48* 25 35 Internat Nickel of Canada..* 286,000 International Salt.. 610 900 1* Sale 1,720 Internat Paper pref 7%__100 13,000 Internat Paper & Power cl A * Class B 6,500 ...» Class C * 53,410 Preferred... —.100 27,132 7,400 Internat Printing Ink.. ,* 8,700 348,700 120 48 149* Sale 51 Internat Combus Eng 113,400 Internat 58,100 Internat 31,900 1,010 70,200 7,700 21,000 Sale Internat Cement 60 400 Sale 3* 42 132 40 530 13 * 100 136,600 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A__* 20 251,100 1,900 Sale Sale 210 59,000 1,330 2,240 15,000 199,400 Sale 2 10 830 1.000 7 20 106,440 280 1 7* octit) Sale 6* Sale * 357,400 11,100 Sale Internat Carriers Ltd...__.* 23,000 3,201,498 II,100 * Sale 123 22,000 Internat Agriculture * 4,800 Prior preferred .....100 490 10,000 2,400 167 64 35,305 55,800 115,900 124,900 4* Sale 21* 3* 55* Sale 178* Sale 123 8,800 700 2* Sale 20* 23 3* Sale 3* Sale Preferred............—100 1,617,850 770 100 14,600 Inland Steel * 58,000 Inspiration Cons Copper 20 24,500 Insuranshares Corp 22,150 Certificates .__* 17,200 Intercontinental Rubber * 42,200 Interlake Iron..... * 400 125",:700 Motocycle.—* Preferred 183,700 Indian Refining... ..10 24,700 Certificates of deposit—.— 160,300 Industrial Rayon Corp 29,100 Ingersoll-Rand ._.__* 205* Feb. Mar. 4 207 Mar. 4 100 -_l | 12* 1 80* Mar. 4 12* Mar. 12 3* Mar. 11 Jan. 87* Mar 19 77* Jan. 13 Mar 26 11 4* Mar 26 13 207 Mar. 4 23 100 Jan. 23 2 87* Mar. 19 Jan. 29 3* Jan. 7 17* Jan. 6 4* Mar. 26 37 N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS AGGREGATE SALES, In March. Shares. 2,000 590 8,200 800 27,100 10,300 13,300 9,500 600 2,900 53,100 500 53,500 324,300 1,500 4,700 57,500 19",700 130 3,600 310,908 6,700 i7;666 63,000 400 1,800 27,680 120 1,530 1,000 42,700 221,300 22,500 2,600 22,200 210 700 43,700 37",200 4,600 9,400 5,100 1,526 140 1,200 3,000 Since Jan. 1. Shares. 14,500 1,000 42,600 2,700 124,000 50,000 37,800 68,400 1,100 15,000 160,500 4,400 104,400 1,026,950 2,800 8,700 Lehigh Portland Cement—50 Preferred..............100 Lehigh Valley Coal.........* Preferred...— 50 .... Lehman Corn (The)........* * Lehn & Fink— Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100 Common 25 "B" 25 — * Link Belt Co Liquid Carbonic..... Loews Incorporated —* Preferred... Preferred ex-warrants..... 6,800 McCall Corp 32,390 McCrory Stores 400 *434 * * 39",900 35,000 1,900 200 1,300 7,100 1,000 11,200 6,700 950,000 1,900 8,300 20,400 4,200 6,700 50 Preferred Preferred .....100 Explor — 142,400 6,500 1,000 138,560 9,400 245,600 17,900 200 33,100 600 66,300 500 249,000 306,751 700 100 91,600 3,300 2,100 860 460 431,200 13,220 300 26.900 9,100 2,100 25,600 10,300 8,800 59,900 6,200 900 11,600 1,600 44,900 1,040 260 232,700 8,600 189,500 * 21 85 734 «8* 20 23 534 Sale Sale Sale 3034 Sale 12034 123 2934 Sale AH 1634 67 25 Sale Sale 68 iH 100 100 Sale Sale ft* Sale 21 Sale 80 100 104 Sale 3834 Sale 434 Sale 43 11 16 34 "" * 1134 JAN. 1, 100 Lead... National Preferred A.. 100 Preferred B__......... Nat Power 5c Light. Preferred... * National Steel—..........* National Supply 50 100 Preferred National Surety National Tea Co.. 50 Nevada Cons Cop # 20 .* ......* Newport Co class A Newton 103 17 38 5% preferred N Y Investors Inc 100 P 100 76 * 22 ....* New York Steam pref 0%...* S^le 134 234 Sale Sale 110 Sale Mar. 30 3134 Mar. 30 Mar. 4 1734 Mar. 10 10034 Mar. 14 Mar. 21 AH 1934 67 Mar. Mar. 11 Mar. 2 Mar. 17 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 20 98 24 3 2 2834 Jan. 20 2 Mar. 19 83 Mar. 14 > Mar. Mar. 14 24 27 20 Feb. 26 Mar. Feb. Feb. 33 Feb. 5554 Feb. Feb. 91 20 7 24 11 24 16 Mar. 19 Feb. 7 4134 Jan. 2 &X 99 2 98 2 554 Mar. 16 Jan. 2 99 Mar. 19 98 Mar. 17 534 Mar. 16 254 Jan. Feb. 9 54 34 "Mar .'25 Mar. 9 6 125 Mar.,31 7 101 4354 Jan. 2 4 3 4 Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. 20 5534 Mar."'4 1534 Mar. 21 5434 Mar. 19 4534 Jan. Jan. 86 Jan. 83 Mar. 13 9634 Mar. 18 96 Mar. 31 95 1854 Feb. 25 3 10154 Feb. 854 Jan. 14 6954 3454 28 1554 2 3454 14254 Jan. Mar. 19 90 12034 Mar. 2 8 Mar. 89 434 Mar. Jan. 1134 Jan. 2334 Jan. 13734 Jan. 3 32 Jan. 534 Mar. Jan. 20 Jan. 54 8534 Mar. 30 3034 Mar. 6 4134 Mar. 25 4 3 2034 Mar. 19 434 Mar. 3 118 Jan. 9054 Jan. 1154 Jan. 354 Jan. 6 5454 Mar. 25 2 12654 Jan. 8 31 101 2 2054 2 454 4 55 Mar. 31 Mar. 19 Feb. Jan. 10 15 50 Feb. Jan. Jan. 2 3554 Feb. 26 2 19 Jan. 3 5254 Feb. 17 1534 Sale* 3034 Mar. 30 1534 Mar. 31 Mar. 19 27 11 39 45 40 Mar. 30 4434 Mar. 19 35 31 35 3434 Mar. 19 6 Mar. 19 34 Mar, 36 3254 Jan 31 36 4934 Sale 49 Mar. 5134 Mar. 21 34 Jan. 24 49 49 85 28 Mar. 51 Mar. 16 35 W* Mar. 30 Mar. 4 19 22 6154 Feb. 17 5154 Feb. 16 9354 Mar. 30, Mar. 28 Jan. Jan. Jan. 30 29 21. Mar. 8034 1134 3234 734 Mar. 58 Mar. Mar. 90 2834 26 50 94 31 Sale 9734 Sale 13 Sale 3334 Sale 734 834 5634 6834 20 2334 9834 36 55 Sale —. 3 10 Mar. 12 29 2634 Mar. 31 10234 Mar. 25 1534 Mar. 3 Mar. Mar. Mar. 36 Mar. 4 1034 Mar. 6 6834 Mar. 24 25 76 Mar. 7 19 Jan. 9 Jan. 15 42 34 Mar. 2 35% Mar. 31 25 99 7 Feb. 26 2 2654 Mar. 2054 Jan. 2 10254 Mar. 7154 Jan. Jan. 1154 Mar. 30 17 31 Jan. 13 3754 Feb. 7 Jan. 20 1054 Mar. 95 3534 Mar. 31 Jan. 31 25 30 26 6 Feb. 24 Feb. 20 4354 Feb. 24 70 9334 Sale 7 734 20 3 22 Mar. 21 334 4934 Sale 13 9334 634 2034 334 Mar. 30 10334 Mar. 20 Mar. 4 734 Mar. 24 Mar. 30 2634 Mar. 2 Mar. 26 434 Mar. 2 6 83 5 Jan. J an. 2054 Feb. 254 Jan. 29 10654 Feb. 27 3 754 Mar. 24 4 14 2754 Feb. 24 454 Mar. 2 5 Mar. 534 Mar. 2 1034 Mar. 19 234 234 2134 Sale 234 Mar. 12 .2134 Mar. 30 2534 Mar. 28 Mar. 25 154 Feb. 11 234 Mar. 534 5 34 1034 Sale 25 734 734 3034 Sale 234 234 Sale ??* 25 634 '2634 2434 12534 3434 734 Mar. 24 3 54 Jan. 2 554 Jan. 7 54 Jan. 22 6 2 12 534 Mar. 27 11 Mar. 24 234 2334 2934 934 3134 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 19 Mar. 9 Mar. 2 22 39 30 634 6934 2634 Mar. 734 Mar. 20 6 4 Jan." 1254 Jan. 8 8 Feb. 14 Feb. 25 734 48 56 Sale Sale 3 Sale 44 Sale 1834 Sale 1734 Sale 1534 Sale 3834 40 3634 Sale 934 Sale 1134 17 734 Sale 8 1tIH Sale 89 3 53 Sale 34 % 334 Sale 40 3734 1734 Sale 62 2634 Mar. 17 1934 Mar. 23 1034 Mar. 2 1134 Mar. 31 14% Mar. 3 30% Mar. 10 8954 Mar. 20 Mar. 3 10754 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 30 55 754 Mar. 2 Mar. 20 Sale 1434 Sale 1434 Sale \fA ft* 42 46 Sale 47 1934 Sale 2234 Sale 2634 3434 60 12 64 Sale 64 Sale 8734 Sale 53 54 Sale 55 101 L04 105 11134 L15 116 Sale 934 Sale 21 Jan. Feb. 14 104 Jan. 38 54 Jan. 454 Jan. 20 53 55 Mar. 21 51 39 17 Mar. 30 Mar. 7 54 454 4654 1854 Mar. 2 Mar. 26 lMar. 10 Mar. 19 Jan. 1054 Jan. Jan. 1554 Jan. Jan. 3 2 30 Jan. 14J4 Jan. 36 1434 Mar. 30 3834 Mar. 4 3434 Mar. 30 834 Mar. 2 1854 4554 4054 1054 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 Mar. 20 Mar. 6 17 Sale 12 13 Mar. 20 Sale 29 6 16 2 2 27 Sale Sale Sale Sale 2 3 Mar. 30 Mar. 23 734 Mar. Mar. 4 4 954 Mar. 31 Mar. 47 44 Mar. 30 29 Mar. 24 Mar. 30 3 50 34 Mar, 11 3 134 Mar. 4834 Mar, 31 Sale 54 Mar, 31 1634 1734 Sale 21 2034 2034 2734 6434 734 Sale 754 104 10534 106 11534 11734 115 78% 7934 Sale 53 % 56 55 7% 934 Sale Mar, Mar. Mar. Mar. 7 Mar, 27 Mar, 28 2 9 6 Mar. 16 4354 Mar. 4 25j 2i Mar. 12 54 Mar. 2 5454 Mar. 6854 Mar. Mar, 30 Ill 10834 106 3 7654 Sale 5934 Mar, Sale 1934 Mar, 31 2454 3 2054 14 Mar, 17 11 Mar, 30 Sale 1454 2 2054 Sale 1434 Mar, 42 2 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 Mar. 25 6 11954 Mar. Mar. 30 9; 3554 Mar. 10 2654 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 128 Mar. 3 141 Mar, 2 53 Mar. 2) 6 7 Mar. 26 Mar. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 3854 27 54 754 854 Mar. Jan. Jan. Jan. 3 54 Jan. 2 12 Mar. 2 Mar. 27l 1054 Mar. 26 10 4 2 2 5 2 1954 Jan. 21 Jan. 11854 Jan. 136 11S Jan. Jan. 3154 Jan. 47 54 106 4154 1554 14 1454 2054 2254 65 754 53 454 9 2 10 21 26 16 20 Feb. 24 1954 Feb. 18 3654 Mar. 26 7254 Mar. 5 88 n # 10 Jan. 26 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 Mar. 20 Mar. 6 Mar. 20 Feb. 25 Feb. 27 24 19 26 25 26 9 6 3654 Feb. 24 21 AlK Feb. 20 22 132 Jan. 9 2 141 Mar. 16 8 120 Jan. 14 2 4454 Feb. 24 54 Mar. 11 154 Mar. 3 43 6 10 454 Mar. 26 3 32 Jan. Jan. 22 83 54 Feb. Jan. 8 15154 Mar. 27 Mar. 27 3954 Feb. 2 3854 Jan. 5054 Mar. 2 454 Jan. 754 Feb. 44 Mar. 30 60 Jan. 10754 Mar. 12 100 11754 Mar. 9 11154 885| Mar. 2, 62 57 Feb. 26 Feb. Mar. 48 2154 Mar. Mar. Feb. Feb. 58 Feb. 17 1054 1454 Mar. 2 13 21 Feb. 24 94 76 146 42 23 Feb. Mar. 30 2 1154 Jan. Mar. 24 IJ Mar. 854 Jan. Mar. 24 2054 Mar. 10 '3 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 5 Feb. 24 2 10754 Mar. 2 5854 Feb. 19 20 3 19 2 54 Jan. 254 Jan. Mar. 1634 Mar. 5434 Mar. 27 a* 7§* 2 84 2154 Mar. 10 2654 Mar. 21 2854 Mar. 20 Mar. 17 Feb. 25 Feb. Feb. 5 Sale 54 Jan. .31 Jan. 3 10 3254 Feb. 24 354 Jan. 30 Feb. 28 27 2654 Mar. 17 7 171 Feb. 7 100 Jan. 21 100 Jan. 21 2 1054 Jan. 1954 Feb. 26 6 754 Feb. 1054 Feb. 24 3 4654 Jan. 7 4354 Jan. 8 1154 Mar. 31 1654 Jan. 25 29 63 % Sale 234 134 70 15 554 Mar. 9 67 54 Jan. 29 2 Sale 3234 Sale 25 2434 108 66 29 Mar. 120 125 L2734 Sale 120 L40 14034 14034 Sale 140 L18 11934 118 11934 118 42 Sale 3734 3834 Sale 60 28 3154 Jan. 20 12554 Mar. 2 39 Mar. 2 854 Feb. 2 2454 Mar. Feb. 2854 Jan. 554 Jan. 1554 Jan. Mar. 79 Mar. 30 8354 7934 Sale 15434 15034 Mar. 6 15154 27 Mar. 27 3854 Sale Sale 47 4434 Mar. 4 5054 7 5 6 534 Mar. 23 5434 Sale 6634 Sale L1034 Sale 2354 Jan. 119 16 30 34 Sale 134 2 2 21 2234 Mar. 30 34 Mar. 30 234 Mar. 19 354 Feb. 14 554 Jan. 23 Sale Sale Jan. 2354 Jan. 2 54 Jan. 40 Sale 25 3254 Feb. 24 2 Mar. 8034 43 2454 Feb. 24 2 48 31 55 2 Mar. 23 150 34 15134 152 3834 Sale 6 3654 Mar. 26 7254 Mar. 5 3134 Sale 2734 1434 4234 3534 934 3-134 1534 Mar. 734 Mar. 10834 10434 Sale 5034 534 4234 6 534 3834 3934 1634 1634 2334 Sale 2334 Sale 254 Feb. 1954 Jan. 23 165 Mar. 175 115 5 52 Mar. 24 Mar. 5 34 534 Mar. 25 2 834 Mar. 17 2434 Mar. 21 6 L0434 10734 Mar. 6734 Mar. 30 5 12534 Mar. 24 Mar, 75 Mar. 27 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 20 83 Sale MAr. 30 Mar. 2234 Sale 13* Sale 7 2834 Mar. 13 84 23 Sale Sale 28 24 _* 434 Mar. 31 83 ..* American...... 2 1134 Sale 2534 Sale 0% preferred ...50 North American Aviation * 7% 1st preferred..... it* Mar. 1434 Sale 2734 Sale 8834 Sale 98 109 North Mar. 12 16 9934 Mar. 1654 Sale Sale Sale" Steel..............* New York Air Brake New York Dock.... "3034 58 Sale 115 Sale 107 Highest. Sale Prices. 1834 Sale 1034 Sale 7 50 2* il Sale 70 2534 3134 Said * ...... Newport Co (The) 17 Sale 60 Sale 21 1834 11534 118 Sale 136 118 119 , 4 175 Sale * ... Neisner Bros 32 8 20 Radiator. National Sale 100 Sale 3.7 34 Sale 9 2234 Sale 6734 46 3234 96 Sale Sale 40 * 32 Sale Sale 128 Sale 55 * * Lowest Sale Prices. 133 Jan. 87 Sale 12034 125 Sale Sale 3934 Sale 434 Sale ....— Highest. Sale Prices. ■m 434 Sale 334 334 52 Lowest. Sale Prices. 3434 15 1534 Sale Mar. 31 3234 1-4424 14134 Mar. 13 14234 25 Sale 50 Sale Sale 22 Sale 78 Sale 12534 120 29 * Nat Enamel 8c Stamp iilH 3lH 30 Sale 14534 15134 2934 Sale * 3134 Sale 3 234 Sale 41 V 15* * 100 9 31 Sale Sale 28 *1 *, v t c_. 1134 38 27 34 100 Nat Distill Prod 2934 16 38 10 100 Sale 24 834 Sale *' *1 stamped...10, 7% preferred Nat Cash Register A Nat Dairy Prod Corp National Dept Stores 7% 1st preferred Sale 2734 Sale 5434 56 34 Sale 3234 14J4 Sale — 7% preferred 30 Sale Sale National|Biscuit Sale Sale 51 Sale Bellas Hess 29 100 * National 5134 234 Sale x2334 Sale 2434 Gauge & Equip.* Acme 1034 72 Mother Load Coalition National 3634 Sale 48 2534 —• * Nash Motors Co—I 47 99 198 MontgomeryWard & Co Morrell (J) 8c Co Nat Air Transport 5i* 4134 Sale 8234 10234 Sale 634 Sale 2634 Sale 434 Sale §1* 6?" 29J4 Sale * ..... Sale" 2734 Sale 234 234 173,750 Mulllns Mfg Corp.... * Preferred new..........—* 8,280 No par value. SINCE 115 115 * —* ...... 97 Sale 534 * 10,200 Munslngwear 268,060 Murray Corp 14,000 Myers (F E) 8c Bros 125 Sale —100 Products Sale 3 Sale • Motor Wheel 96 6 Mohawk Carpet Mills * Monsanto Chemical Wks—.* Motor 93 '*234 W Sale 3034 Sale Sale a 86 Sale Sale 870,900 Mexican Seaboard Oil —* 37r,900 Miami Copper 5 2,400 Michigan Steel.. * 124.200 Mid-Continent Petroleum—* 87,600 Midland Steel Products * 5,400 First preferred ....100 Moto Meter 22 m 8* 2134 2234 8134 Sale 1534 Sale 3534 3634 6?* m Sale 4 34 5 * Preferred W 334 33 Sale ""34 * 300 Milwaukee El Ry 8c Lt pf—100 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co—.» Minn Moline Pow Implem—* o Sale 85 29 40 * 100 25 * Sale 234 Marshall Field & Co————* Martin Parry Corp Sale Sale 71 Sale 99 6 2134 ...* Marmon Motor Car... 78 29 3534 Sale 5,900 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref..27 22,820 500 129,300 23,100 3,420 56,400 36,800 15,800 260,400 15,000 2,300 30,000 10,500 7,800 1,200 78,900 2,680 1,140 861,118 10,900 407,000 50 33 8 ........—* ... 595,400 39,700 1,200 107,200 3,600 375,000 3,000 481,976 684,667 11,500 560 178,500 13,500 8,400 1,940 1,980 1,221,650 49 — 10 Marine Midland .... 4,600 36,500 3,300 32,300 21,100 2,559.300 4,800 25,100 50,300 24,000 44,900 3334 27 McLellan Stores class A Preferred 36 Sale 2034 Sale 7134 Sale 13 3a Sale — Marlin-Rockwell 40 75 —100 6% preferred Sale Sale 35 34 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5 McPeesport Tin Plate * McKesson & Bobbins * 144 5034 3334 Sale 39 * McGraw Hill Pub Co 53 3834 Sale —* —* 180 Mexican Petroleum 30 Preferred 271,100 12,000 2734 Sale 1134 Sale 30 290,050 Mathieson Alkali Works 360 7% preferred 104,950 May Dept Stores 7,300 Maytag Co new 11,900 Pref with warrants 1,500 1st prei 6% 9,800 Melville Shoe Corp 22,100 Mengel Co 40 "2*,706 M 1134 Sale 3 54 Sale ... Preferred 2,000 10,300 90 60 3134 Sale 434 Sale 334 334 -25 55 63 97 .100 lido 15 Sale Sale 118 * 17 8734 8834 3034 5134 5834 9734 .100 Class B Maracaibo Oil 142 Sale Sale 96 5 18 3334 14 34 Sale 3234 Sale 44 * Ask. Sale 67 -25 174,400 Mack Truck Inc Mackay Companies pref.. 100 130,966 Macy * 11,700 Madison Square Garden....* 29,200 Magma Copper * 13,300 Mallinson (H R) Co * 7% preferred 100 "3", 840 Manati Sugar ......100 1.270 7% preferred 100 * 3,300 Mandel Bros 10,300 Manhattan Shirt 25 74,690 18,200 41,900 143,400 1,900 17 March 31. Ask. Bid. 9934 Sale 10034 10034 534 Sale 534 Sale 15 Sale 1934 18 Sale — "3",700 26,900 1,900 5,100 13% Sale 9834 Sale 654 Sale 1634 1734 54 Sale 24 Sale 1134 12 2334 Sale 132 144 85 88 8454 Sale 2834 35 4134 Sale 46 Sale 86 Sale 83 Sale Bid. 3 4 * 100 * 4,700 MacAndrews & Forbes Co. 80 Preferred ....—...100 210 Ask. Bid. * —— Y.I60 10 .... ... 17,350 1,100 6,500 41,450 * Libby Owens Glass— Lima Locomotive Works ... 44,700 March 2. 1930. Par. .... 1,250 2,160 2,100 69,400 284,900 81,300 13,700 RANGE IN MARCH. Price Jan. 2 144,800 Loft Incorporated 2,600 Long Bell Lumber A 86,000 Loose-Wiles Bisc 480 1st preferred 5,900 Lorillard (P) pref Common— 694,708 23,300 Louisiana Oil 60 654% preferred 74,000 Louisville Gas & Elec A. 203,000 Ludlum Steel Preferred 5,000 ~ 30,600 PRICES STOCKS H. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE 3 154 Feb. 7 254 Jan. 2 Jan. 5854 Feo. 27 Mar. 31 7054 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Mar. 30 111 2 Jan. 7654 Mar. 26 6 2454 Mar. 24 Jan. Feb. 9 Mar. 3 Feb. 24 Jan. 14 Mar. 24 Mar. 2 Feb. 28 Mar. 24 2 24 Feb. 20 Jan. Jan. 23 Mar. 28 25 Jan. 29 Jan. 28 Jan. 26 Feb. 14 Jan. 27 Mar. 26 Mar. 12 7 Jan. 3 11754 Mar. 9 Jan. 2 Jan. 9054 Feb. 26 Mar. 27 5 57 Jan. 2 Jan. 1054 Mar. 26 2S& 8* S3* lofH N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS 38 .AGGREGATE SALES. Since March. Shares. 00 150 5,300 100 20 9 -"uoo 3 19 Sale 68 22 74 25 55 65 62 600 ..... 660 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO 118,100 Otis Elevator 6% preferred...........100 1,000 55,200 Otis Steel Prior preferred 630 100 ... 320 11.800 ....... 580 * 410 Outlet Co 90 Preferred..............100 110 60 18,600 Owens-Ill 3,900 25 Glass Co.... 168,000 Pacific Gas 3c Elec ........25 Rights.................. 214,772 124,100 Pacific Lighting Corp..... 100 4,960 Pacific Mills 5,450 Pacific Teleph 3c Telegr__t00 Preferred ...100 50 75,000 48,700 38,300 1,570 870 20 ...... 835,000 432,700 Sale Sale 85 27 15,300 36,600 Packard Motor Car * 50 900 Pan-Amer Pet 3c Trans Class B stock ...—..50 9,400 400 3,500 14,800 1,102,000 Paramount 16 X 5X Sale Sale 19 4 55# Sale T" Sale 45" Sale 74# 105 110 33 # Sale 46 Sale 51 Sale 15# 16# 116# Sale 118# 131 8# Sale Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 2 100 Famous Lasky— "32"" Sale 124$ 15 1,700 150 210 / 20 50 Peerless Motor Penlck Ac Ford....... —* Penney (J C) Co ..........100 Preferred 15# 17# 42,400 57,700 10,700 230,000 36,300 4,300 2,600 261,800 1.210 800 Rights 110 38 Sale 410 140 1,700 195,500 It" Sale Sale 63# 50% 55 55 110 49% Sale 2% Sale 64$ Sale 23 Sale 130 Sale 35 11% Sale 22# 25 Sale 130 2 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 130 31# Mar. Mar. Sale Sale 11# Mar. 30 610 4 720 290 690 1 400 342,400 1,600 4,900 14,300 612,300 2,900 40,600 2,700 600 31,100 1,110 79,800 2,674,300 4,100 13,500 788,900 * Class A.. Corp...........25 8% preferred..........100 ... 6% preferred..........100 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt.'..* Pittsburgh Steel pref 100 Mar. 30 Sale 33# Mar. 30 95# Mar. 3 23 200 X Sale Sale 3# Mar. 99# 96X Sale Sale Sale 5 Sale 24 24 33 Sale 100 ' Sale 22 Sale 4% 25 .100 242# Sale 17# 20 6% IX Mar. 31 4 4,100 Pressed Steel Car 1% pif.-100 New * 49,600 * 79,400 Procter At Gamble Preferred 5%.. -.100 250 50 21,000 Producers Ac Ref Corp 7% preferred .........50 3,130 2,170 Pub Ser Corpof N J pf8%.100 Common * 620,108 7% 100 4,500 6% preferred._........100 11,000 Preferred (5)....... 25,800 Rights 726,800 7,900 Pub Serv El Ac Gas pref. ..100 ...100 169,900 Pullman Company.. 50 14,300 Punta Alegre Sugar Certificates 50 6,300 25 129,200 Pure Oil Preferred 100 3,220 190,000 Purity Bakeries Common.... 92# A" Mar. 27 5.392.000 Radio Corp of Amer... 7% preferred "A" 50 8,400 Preferred B * 58,084 2,072,900 Radlo-Keith-Orpbeum cl A.* 80 1,300 90,600 Raybestos-Manhattan 33,100 Real Silk Hosiery . 340 Preferred ........ 1,800 90 36,500 900 135,700 9,700 1,100 69 9 25 1# Sale 21# Sale 3# Sale Sale 26$ Sale Sale 32 23 Sale Sale 67 X 14 Sale 29 40# 22 76# 85 lA 81 89X 11) j 18X 11 18 J* 25 4# 4 36 107 X 104 Sale Sale 11% 144# 149 ""'290 221,400 "5",100 * Sale Sale 18# Sale "" 23% 43 40 Sale Sale 15 7# Sale rA 6 Sale 44 Sale Sale x87 Preferred 108% 109X Sale 95 No par,value. Mar. 26 % A Sale „ 8% Sale 96 X Sal© Sale 26 51# a;52 Mar. 4 Sale 14 13 Jan. 1 13 13# 2# Sale 32# Sale 38# 39# 21 70# P 3 Sale 72 Jan. 29 2 Jan. 7 12 5$ 26^ 3# Jan. 28H Feb. 28 Mar. 16 Jan. Mar. 58# 129# 16# 69# Feb. Jan. 58 Mar. 45 Jan. 106 15 Jan. 26 50# Jan. 16# Jan. 116# Jan. 2 Jan. 10 Mar. 36# Jan. 5# Jan. 1# Feb. 3 Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 11# Feb. 35# Jan. 36# Jan. 15# Mar 2 2 7 50# Feb. 24 11 Mar. 19 2# Mar. 12 4# Jan. 21 2 2} 15 Feb. 24 4 Feb. 24 90 Jan. Jan. 46 12# Jan. Feb. Jan. 12# Mar. 23 12# Mar. 18 Feb. 52 Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Mar. 26 101$ Jan. Jan. 9 15 7 Mar. 5 Mar. Mar. 9 21 4 Jan. 1# Jan. 67# Jan. 3 14 Jan. 2 75 Mar. 7 5 3 2 4 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 16 Mar. 3 24 Mar. 24 13# Mar. 31 95# Mar. 16 17# Mar. 26 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 26 13 Jan. Mar. 19 9 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 3 11 28 27 27 37 Mar. 9 39# Mar. 5 28# Jan. 12 80 Jan. 27 15# Feb. 24 87 Jan. 15 5 Mar. 16 28 Feb. 3 Jan. Mar. 31 3# Jan. 14 72# 27# 1# 23# 3# 31# Jan. 21 9 5 Feb. 9 # Jan. 26 3 70# Jan. Feb. 19 Mar. 23 16# Jan. Mar. 38# Mar. 30 4 26 25# Feb. 24 56# Mar. 12 11 49 9 9$ Mar. 30 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 18 9 10# 22# Sale 14 Jan. 6$ Jan. 2 Mar. 10 7 Mar. 20 Jan. 19# 52# 95# 7# 2 70# Mar. 30 • 16# Feb. Mar. Mar. 31 19 30 35# Mar. 31 Mar. 21 102 Feb. 16 250 Jan. Mar. Mar. Feb. 5# Feb. 10 29 96# Feb. 200# Jan. 9# Jan. Mar. Mar. 30 2# Mar. 31 17 Mar. 27 5# Jan. 2 12 29 19 Feb. 99 3# Jan. 17 23 Feb. 39 Mar. 16# Mar. 31 6 Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Mar. 13# Sale 95# 68 Feb. 20 Jan. 10# 3# 37# 28# 14 5# 9 7 75 28 20 23 19 10 24 29 Feb. 25 4 28 1# Jan. 3 3 Mar. 10 3 Jan. 2# Jan. 2 69# 26# 2131# 13 130# 7 Mar. 32 Feb. 54# Mar. 10 8# Jan. 32 26 39# Jan. 20 45# Jan. 2 12 Mar. 30 Mar. 24 110 33# Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. 55 Feb. 16 4 Mar. 27 Mar. 2 865* Jan. 80 24# Jan. Jan. 68 22 63 12 3 15 93# Jan. 2 17# Mar. 26 8$ Feb. 4 Feb. 27 99# Feb. 27 18# Jan. 5 13# Jan. 10 22# Mar, 31 5# Mar. 31 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 28 5 Mar. 2 25 Jan. 2 13# Sale 20# Sale 13# Mar. 31 20# Mar. 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 12# Jan. 17# Jan. 15 28 39# Jan. 9 20# Feb. 26 26# Feb. 26 43 41# Mar. Mar. Mar. 9 35# Jan. 6 30 5# "" Sale 31 Sale Sale 5 Mar. Mar. 8 19 22 47 Feb. 4 Jan. 2 7 Feb. Jan. 2 107 Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. 2 2# Jan. Mar.: Mar. Mar. 2 11# Jan. Sale 1151 Mar. 26 Mar. 19 Mar. 25 »3# Mar. 134# Mar. Mar. Mar. 25 Sale 97# Mar. Mar. 19 Mar. 4 Sale 110# Mar. tin Mar. Sale Sale Mar. 17 Mar. 2 Mar.; Mar. 1# Mar. 24 Mar. 1 1 Mar. 20 Sale Mar.: L0# Mar. 2 93 Mar.: )0 3 Sale Mar.: >5# Mar. 17 Sale Sale 36# 41 27# 27# 21# Sale 83 Sale 29 Sale 80 Mar. Jan. 72 Jan. 128# Jan. 109$ Jan. 3 135 3 117 Mar. 25 2 Mar. 19 95 Jan. 99 Mar. 25 iuJan. 5 111# Feb. 58# Feb. 2 Jan. # Jan. 8 # Jan. 5 1# Jan. 8# Mar. 20 11# Jan. 90# Mar. 24 101# Jan. 38 Jan. 2 55# Mar. 9 30 Mar. 30 24 27 1u«Feb. 109# Jan. 49 9 9 5 8 17 12 Jan. Jan. 2 7 2 27# Feb. 25 55# Mar. 26 60 Mar. 21 15# Jan. 2 24# Mar. 21 7 54# Mar. 21 57$ Mar. 20 59# Mar. 25 7 57 Mar. 10 27# Mar. 20 18# Jan. 2 21# Mar. 7 Mar. 25 )0 Mar. 14 82 19# Mar. 4 27# Mar. 20 23# Mar. 21# Mar. 83 1# Mar. 31 1# Mar. 12# Mar. 31 78 Mar. 23 88 Jan. 7 90# Mar. 3 7# Mar. 31 98 Jan. 6 Jan. 3 # Jan. 5 Jan. 6 11 12# Mar. 31 18# Mar. 78 85 Mar. 23 Mar. 94# Mar. Mar. 31 9 8 2 Mar. 20 Mar. 23 Mar. 2 12# Mar. 2 45 12# Mar. 70 3 Mar. 26 76 Mar. 20 7 12 9# Mar. 2 22# Mar. 10 18# Mar. 12 10# Feb. 11 8# Feb. 11 25# Feb. 24 Feb. Jan. 19 29# Jan. 7# Jan. 2 6 54 Feb. 19 13 Jan. Jan. 6 Mar. 26 30 Jan. 2 6 27 70 2 11# Jan. 10 Feb. 18 83# Jan. 13 22# Mar. 10 2 1# Jan. 17# Mar. 31 27$ Mar. 20 29# Mar. 25 30# Feb. 10 90 Feb. 3 1# Jan. 8 12# Feb. 3 19$ Feb. 27 2 47 14 Mar. 26 Mar. 19 148 34# Jan. 23# Mar. 20 17# Sale 27 48 Mar. 21 7# Mar. 6 18# Mar. 21 13 3 27 Feb. 50 42 70 Feb. Mar. 16 6 157 15 96 >5# Mar. 26 42 60 6 2 2 17% Mar. 21 Mar. 12 23# Sale 10 19 19 Mar. 10 50 47 9# 22# 71 2 112 21# Mar. 30 51# Mar. 6 90# Mar. 3 7# Mar. 31 Sale Feb. 28 Feb. 27 63 Sale Sale 27 8 9 HO# 67# Mar., Sale 22 Jan. 4# Jan. 16 Mar. 10 Mar. 3 Sale 95# 7# Sale 6# 8 18# Sale 9# Sale 5 Jan. 75 78 89 19# Sale Mar. 6 3 Mar. 12 Mar. 3 Mar. 2 . # Mar. 10 % 85 80 Mar. 12 Jan. 12 8 15# Mar. 18 9 21# Mar. 30 12'" 12# Sale 29# 31 3 Jan. Feb. 68 68# Mar 55 Sale il* 19# Jan. 9 22 Sale 9 ~ Jan. 5 Mar. 70# 53 Sale 46 Mar. 30 13 Mar. 25 20 18# Sale 1 Jan. Mar. 30 5 35 10# Mar. 68 Sale 26# Sale 26# Sale 87# 90 1# Sale 9# 25 * 9 2 68 Sale 21# Sale 30# 39 8 15 31 Jan. Mar. 15 55# Sale 1 1# # 1 10# Sale 99# Sale 52# Sale 50% Sale Jan. Jan. Mar. 31 68 xl 10# Sale 10 100 * 297.100 Reynolds Metal Co 5,300 Reynolds Spring Co........* New.... 6,400 Mar. *u8 Sale 108 X 109% ..._* 180 Mar. 18 131# 135 115# 116# x97% Sale 8# Sale .... Mar. 11 Mar. 2 68 69# Sale 108# 109 5# Sale ! 3 15# Sale I 13) 150 155# 156 128 X 120 Highest I Sale Prices. 2105# Mar. 20 10 5 26# 26 Sale 64 77 Sale 14 Sale 33 41# 26# 99# Sale 17# 18 10# Sale 19 Sale 18% 14% Sale 20 Sale 26 2iH sll" c 71# 23# 94# Sale Class A Mar. 17 Mar. 13 15# 50 11# 10 X X 2 Mar. 12 Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar. 19 65# ... 800 320 2 17# 56 11 100 preferred.. Mar. Mar. 8 10# Sale ..10 146,800 Reo Motor Car Cert 10 7,500 * 691,400 Republic Steel Corp Preferred cov_. 100 68,500 5,700 Revere Copper Ac Brass...—* 2d Mar. 12 Mar. 31 17# 49# 3,500 Rels (Robt) At Co..........* 1st preferred 100 2,460 .* 349,400 Rem'ton-Rand 1st preferred.... 100 4,400 190 Sale 21# Sale 56 ....... 9",200 4 11 100 Rand Mines 100 Mar. 13 9X 13% Sale 38 24 L00# 101# 10# Sale 96# Sale 52 9 .... ............. 5# Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 13 35# Mar. 31 Mar. 21 98# Mar. 3 102 Mar. 12 230 Mar. 31 247 20 30 Mar. 12 55 ' 50,000 8,500 17# 10# Sale 24# Sale Sale Sale Sale 53 93 Mar. 19 Mar. 27 Sale 20 conv 2 39 ......100 Pref Mar. Sale 6% preferred..........100 ....* 7,000 Pittston Co w 1 * 21,300 Poor At Co class B 42,600 Porto Rico Am Tob cl A new.* Class B * 31,900 31,450 Postal Teleg At Cable pref.100 Prairie Oil At Gas...... 25 118,500 25 193,000 Prairie Pipe Line...... 2 3% Sale 85 3 Pitts Term Coal Mar. x45% Sale IX Pierce Petroleum Pilsbury Flour Mills * Pirelli of Italy A • Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100 3 Sale Pierce Oil 6,200 Pittsburgh United... "2,200 130 ...— 2 3X Sale 64 21 500 300 550 1. 4 Mar. Sale 4 57 19 Preferred... Mar. 31 Mar. 12 Sale 9 270 , 3 2 4 4 6X 3# Sale 2 L30# Mar. 10 124 Mar. 26 Mar. 12 Mar. 14 17 Mar. 10 3 7 Mar. 10 Sale Sale 4,800 Plerce-Arrow Mot C pref..100 700 13 Sale 37 . 3# Mar. 9 15# Mar. 9 47# Mar. 25 11 Mar. 19 2# Mar. 12 4# Mar. 2 33 A 40 72 36,600 18,200 73,500 43,500 3,300 5,800 3,700 6,700 1,920 3,200 2,800 * ..25 Philadelphia Co pref 6%__58 Phelps Dodge 3 11# Mar. 2 34# Mar. 11 35# Mar. 16 34 IX Sale 17 Petroleum Corp. 54# Mar. 10 Mar. 16 35% 92 5 Mar. Mar. 16 Mar. 24 3 Mar. 2# Mar. 31 32# Sale 2 30 31 24 9 32 Sale 11 37 X 28 X 86 Mar 61# Mar. 4 69# Mar. 20 20# Mar. 9 26# Mar. 23 127# Mar. 14 L31 $ Mar. 19 Sale 9# 32 47 3 2# Mar. "63"~ Sale' 43 3A 6# Mar, 27 85 48# Mar. x51% Sale 130# 126 Jan. irA 9* 6 75 Mar. 16 65 Mar. 60# Mar. 31 57# Mar. 20 x49 124# Mar. 5 129# Mar. 30 124# 10 15# Mar. 20 12# Mar. 30 Sale 7 13.800 1,600 '9,000 2,600 16,900 30,600 1,100 14,000 27,000 2 64 58 Mar. 31 55 50# Mar. 11 107# Mar. 18 110 34 Mar. 24 37 Sale 64# 2% Sale 70 160 100 -41,600 58,400 16# Mar. 102 i49 Sale Sale 10Q 510 ' 27 5 3 8% Sale IX Sale 4$ Sale 10 ......... Preferred (6) new Philadelphia Reading C Ac I.* Phillips Jones Corp........* Preferred.. ............180 240 10,600 Philip Morris At Co........10 Phillips Petroleum * 832,400 100 Phoenix Hosiery...........5 600 105,500 100 Mar. 3 2 83# Mar. 87 29# 74# Sale ..... Pet Milk 8,600 6,800 5,600 12 5# Mar. 2.850 3,000 24 19# Mar. 4# Mar. Sale 126 X Sale 55 ..... Preferred 30.600 People's Gas L Ac Coke 6,900 """950 . 30 15# Mar. 18 4 A Patino Mines Ac Ent ctf 25,500 Penn-Dlxie Cement 7% preferred 100 3,700 5,100 People's Drug Store Inc... • 1,600 1,600 35# Mar. 45 Mar. 1# Mar. 11 Mar. 4# Mar. 31 4% Sale 110 107 38 37 X 3# 2# 3 ♦ Pathe Exch 600 Penn Coal 8c Coke........50 ' 700 JAN. Jan. Mar. 30 13% Sale 54x4 5)4 Sale 1# IX 113,700 67,200 24,825 14,900 146,500 146,400 7,000 41,500 37,300 3.500 5,100 38,500 48,400 2,900 • 9 2 Mar. 33 24,800jParmeIee Transport Co.—. "10,366 3(105# Mar. 20 Mar. 13 Sale 5% 100 10,283 Park & TUford 31,900 Park Utah Cons Mines.....1 7,400 , * 8% preferred 50 . 3c Ref Panhand Prod 50 5,900 335,700 3,400 10,700 Sate Prices. 105# 104# Mar. " ' 1 Lowest. Sale Prices. Sale ....... """370 Highest. Sale Prices. 12 2X 43,500 Omnibus Corp v t c........ Preferred A 1#0 2,300 3,500 Oppenhelm Collins 3c Co.. ""8,075 Ask. 104# 104% 32 X Sale 44 X 44% % Sale 100 Preferred Lowest< March 31. Ask. Bid. * 1,509 Nunnally Co 256,400 Ohio OH Co (The) 53,000 Oliver Farm Equipment.... New 25,475 Conv participating....... 5,300 Preferred A * N 9,100 140 109,100 . March 2. 1931. Par. 23j000 North Amer Edison pref * 8,100 North German Lloyd w I..... 1,170 Northwestern Telegraph.-50 8.200 Norvralk Tire 3c Rubber..>10 15,600 5,500 , V SINCE Price Jan. 2 Jan. 1. Shares RANGE IN MARCH. PRICES STOCKS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE In 5$ ' 1# Jan. 29 18# Mar. 12 39 EXCHANGE—STOCKS N. Y. STOCK - aggregate PRICES sales. In Since March. Jan. 2 EXCHANGE Shares. 510 300 - 20 29,000 113,000 183,570 2,560 1,160 40,000 180,800 1,050 I,128 22,000 50,270 1,720 490 8,100 138,600 50 488 * 7,600 221,800 5,600 2,600 340 73,530 5,700 25.100 9,200 181,000 205,100 1,100 (6).———1®® (7)..———1®® Savage Arms Corp common.- Stores——* Retail Schulte —1®® Paper....———* 8% preferred.... Scott * 42,300 Sea? rave 679,700 Sears, Roebuck fit Co ... * 18,700 Second Nat Investors ctfe —* Preferred certificates * 12,200 Copper——.....—* Seneca Simmons Co * Steel Hoop ...——* Servel Inc Sharon ......—— 96,800 15,300 2,900 3,100 25,800 5,000 13,400 173,914 1,640 120,900 125,922 100 810 12,300 2,100 5,300 77,614 640 58,200 121,222 180 70 19,100 68,200 1,600 Skelly OH Co.— Preferred *®® Sloss-Shcffield Steel fit Ir.100 Preferred I®® . . Preferred 1®0 with war —* . Solvay Am Corp pref So Porto Rico Sug 8% preferred California Sou ...—10® 25 Edison 10® Preferred W i ♦ .....—— 10® 7% preferred 8% preferred......——50 ,..* (7%)_— Preferred (6%) Preferred Stand ,11* ill* Com'l Tobacco Corp. Standard Investing pref. 100 Standard OH of Kansas- I25 Standard OH of N J .25 Standard Oil Export Stand OH of Calif 7,800 101,900 5,500 3,600 18,470 II,900 33,700 565,200 251,400 42,600 434,700 17,100 1,000 36,400 6,200 7,100 9,900 16,800 1,000 53,300 6,700 40,600 3,500 117,200 21,000 15,000 28,900 38,300 4,600 191,400 13.900 1,300 900 4,300 6,500 12,000 218,100 82,100 ' 700 > 1,200 9,100 29,500 15,800 19,200 5,100 3,600 26,400 134,350 31,300 58,200 "l,700 .10 * ioo Sweets Co of America- .50 Symington mm*. *% Class A... — Corp Telautograph Tennessee Corp—...... Texas Corp (The)—. 125 Texas Gulf Sulphur—.. Oil. ctfs.. Texas Pacific Coal fic Tex Pac Ld Tr Tem Thatcher Mfg..........—..* 32 Sale 53 k 12 k 103 46 3k 33 Sale Sale Sale Sale 9 k Mar. Sale Sale 01 105 110 Sale 15 14 21 16k 4k 34k 5 35 33 k 4 38 51k Sale 2 k Sale 25k 10 k 19 k Sale Sale Sale 22 Sale 135 59 k Sale 57 k Sale 84 k Sale 63 k Sale 96 k 103 90 93 k 3 k Sale 2 Sale 09 LOlk 104 45 k Sale 25 55 3 Sale 6k Sale 33 17 42 k 116 221 Sale Sale Sale 120 Sale 26k Ilk 95 Sale Sale 3 3k 66 k 11 Ilk 15 k Sale 3k 58k 35 66 Sale 13 k 35k 40 Sale Sale 64 108k 99 k 109*4 00 100 k 3 k Sale Sale Sale Sale 4 k 104 03 k 103 k 49 k Sale 24k Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 63 Sale Ilk lk 4k 17 k 8k 31k 46 k 12 2k Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 4 k Sale Ilk Sale 13 k 4 25 6k 55 Tidewater Oil——.—... .1® Dividend certificates G. 61,200 190,000 15,400 134,000 3,775 7,200 10,100 35,000 * 13,800 Ulen fic Co 121,500 Underwood Elliott Fisher_25 490 7% preferred..........100 8,100 Union Bag fic Paper—...100 Corp....... .25 17 2k Mar. 14k Feb. 14 13k Sale 2 6k 20 Sale 9 Sale Sale 33 k Sale c53k Sale 5 k Sale 16 Sale 12 1 Sale lk Sale Sale 7 Sale Sale 49 k Sale 4 k Sale 13 k Sale 21k Sale 16 k Sale 37k 25 Sale 29 Sale Sale 24 Sale 6k 30 k 8k 65 k 14 Sale Sale Sale Sale 17 6 Sale 44 Sale Sale 40 Sale 6 Sale 32 k 34 6 k Sale 59 13k Sale 18 10 74k Sale 43 Sale 57 Sale 2 k Sale Ilk Ilk 53 k Sale 2 iOk Sale 3 12 k 6k 92 k 29 k 10 21k 14 51 57 k 3 12 k Sale Sale Jan. 17 21 Mar. 16 Feb. 14 Mar. 24 88 k Mar. 10 64 k Mar. 23 6 109 k Mar. Mar. 23 101 Feb. 10 4 4k Feb. 13 104 k Mar. 14 Feb. 13 Jan. 5 Feb. 24 2 Mar. a* 2 2 2 Mar. 23 Mar. 2 ivxar. & o 9 k Mar. 40 3 26 Feb. Jan. 2 6k Jan. 2 2 40 3 33 Jan. 14* 2 Jan. Feb. 20* lk Mar. Ilk Mar. 1 39* 100* Mar. Mar. 37k Mar. lk Mar. 18k Mar. 44 104 Mar. 31 118 Feb. 26 45^ Jan. 18 k Mar. 2 2 6 Jan. 13 Jan. 2 Mar. 6 k Mar. 21k Mar. 7 Mar. 31 9 k Mar. 6 Mar. 31 27 Mar. 30 34k M*-, Mar. 30 49 Mar. 30 53k . 5 k Mar. 16k Mar. 2 2 4 2 21k Mar. 2 4k Mar. 16 13 k Mar. 31 Mar. 37 k Mar. 5k Mar. 23 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 30 14 k Mar. 6 Mar. 4 16 30 41 Mar. 26 27 Mar. 35 4 29 k Mar. 5 6k Mar. 31 59 Mar. 30 16k Mar. 10 70k Mar. 27 10 Mar. 7 51 k Mar. 4 2k Mar. 2 Ilk Mar. 3 5 7 k Mar. 12 28 2 2 Mar. 2 8k Mar. 7 34k Mar. 19 8k Mar. 2 65 k Mar. 2 17 k Mar. Jan. l9 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Feb. Jan. 2 23 Mar. Jan. 6 Jan. 7 5 Feb. 24 Jan. 9 Feb. 13 22 Feb. 27 Jan. 41 9 Mar. Jan. Feb. 5 13 Jan. 27 Feb. 21 25 Jan. 35 Ilk Jan. 18 4 Jan. Mar. 4 55 68 Jan. 18 Mar. Feb. Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Ilk Mar.' 2 Jan. Jan. 2 2 58k Mar. 19 Jan. 16 10 k Jan. 14 3 Jan. 27 3 k Jan. 27 Ilk Feb. 7 2 Feb. 24 k Mar. 7 k Mar. 19 24 k Feb. 6 k Jan. 31 2 3 k Mar. 23 13k Mar. 20 Feb. 20 Jan. Jan. 83 5 13*4 2*1 6*1 21*1 9*1 35*1 55 k 6*1 17*1 13 k 35 5 18 k Mar. 16 Mar. 3 18 2 9 17 Feb. 7 4 Mar. 11 Mar. 2 Feb. 25 40 k Feb. Jan. Feb. 13k Mar. 17 28 Mar. 26 Jan. 5 104 k Feb. Jan. Mar. 6k Jan. 7 Mar. 30 2 Jan. k Jan. Mar. 16 Mar. 26 21k Mar. 10 54k Mar. 21 Feb. 115 Mar. 10 24 10 34 k Feb. 5 k Feb. 9 k Feb. 21k Jan. 37 & Mar. 26 21 20 17k Mar. 24 20 k Feb. 25 122 k Mar. 6 83 12 69 Jan. 7 8 16 26 20 17 3 k Mar. 23 13*1 Mar. 20 5 5 5 Sale 6 4k 5k 4k 16k Sale 7k Sale Sale Sale 10k 23 i3k Sale Ilk Sale 93k Sale 17 Sale 120 9k 83 31 20 7k 27 k Feb. 17 k Feb. 33 k Feb. Mar. 19 Mar. 6 21k Mar. 54k Mar. L15k Mar. Mar. 40 k Mar. 102k Mar. 5 5 20 k 6 Mar. 28 Feb. 11 16k Mar. 25 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 22 k Mar. 13 13 Jan. 4 Jan. Sale 8 8 Mar. 20 5 36 16 k Mar. 25 15 k Mar. 2 50k Mar. 25k Mar. Mar. Sale Jan. 114k 27 k 92 k 13 k Mar. 24 4 Mar. Sale 41 433 104 k 102k 103! Sale 31 363 1 lk Sale Ilk 16 k Sale 13k 17k Jan. 54k Feb. 26 2k Mar. 10 16k Mar. 26 104k Mar. 14 49 k Mar. 2 Mar. 44 k 70 Tri-Continental Corp..—..* 10 Mar. 115 84k Ilk Sale 7k 874.400 Union Carbide fir Car Mar. 3 k Mar. 102 k Mar. Sale Sale ..* Preferred..—........—100 Trico Products——..—-—* Truax Truer Coal.....—...* Truscon Steel Co........—10 99 3 Sale 120 Sale 9 69 k 2k 2H Dlv ctfs "B" 95 Sale 393 1003 333 Feb. 112 88 k Mar. 10 64 k Mar. 23 109k Mar. 6 101 Mar. 23 3k Mar. 11 Mar. 17 k 15 k ..20 76 62 k Mar. L07k Mar. 47 23 Mar. 9k Mar. 96k Mar. 45 k Jan. 26k Mar. 3 92 Mar. 11 13k Mar. 16 4 Feb. 8 i5k Feb. Jan. Mar. 20 Mar. 3 5 35 Mar. 30 33k 17 k 9k Mar. )3 18k Mar. 30 20k 121k Mar. 9 122k 37k Mar. 115 89 33 29k Mar. 19 4k Mar. 13 8 k Mar. 19 36 New- ..20 13k Mar. 30 15 Sale Class A new 10 k Mar. 10 41k Mar. 21k Mar. Sale Sale Mar. 19 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 26 62 Sale Sale Tobacco Prod Corp Mar. 23 10k Mar. 30 3k Mar. 4 Sale 55 17 ...* 26 16 18 Mar. 19 Mar. 25 Ilk Sale „. 3 8 110 42k Mar. Products———* Thompson-Starrett—...—* Timken Roller Bear Jan. 2k Jan. 15 25k Mar. 17 Sale 120 7 8 29 Mar. 21 2 114 k Mar. 28 Sale 18 k Jan. Feb. 4 Sale 47 k Feb. 23k Feb. 15k Feb. 103 k Jan. Jan. Mar. 49 k 115 Jan. Mar. 18 25 25 26 26 12 17 6 26 26 26 31 Jan. 16k Mar. 26 Sale 31k Sale 5 k Sale 9k 9k 39 Sale Mar. Jan. 8 15 k Mar. 17 40 95 Feb. Jan. I?k 11 Feb. Mar. 19 61k Mar. 29k Feb. 10k Jan. 53 k Mar. 10 2k Mar. 10 91 95 92 irA 7 Mar. 14k Jan. 95 96k Mar. 114 -27k Sale 92 k 95 8 k Sale 2k 3 55 k 60 9k 10 11 11* 25k 26* 6 k Sale 16 k Sale L18 121k Jan. 22k Jan. 29k Mar. 7k Mar. 50 Mar. 4k Jan. 49 k Mar. 2 k Mar. 34 Jan. 12 53 k Jan. 12 4k Mar. 10 5 Sale 14 .11 25 Sale 10 10^ 36k Mar. 6 3 k Mar. 19 2k Mar. 8k Mar. 89 Mar. 14 k 58*1 lk Jan. 4 k Jan. 12k Mar. 90 Jan. 40 62 33 Sale 6k Jan. 44 k Jan. 3k Jan. 32k 38k 10 Sale 8 92 40 k .Jan. Jan. 40 Jan. 23 Sale 10 Jan. Jan. 16 Mar. 4 13k Jan. 4 2 23 38 k 3k 8k 2 Feb. 24 Mar. 5 Feb. 10 Mar. Mar. 18 52k Mar. 28 36 3 Jan. 13 2 44 24 21 k Jan. 42k Mar. Mar. 10 35 34 Sale 23 k 6% preferred...—..... TOO Timken-Detroit Axle Co., ..10 15 k Mar. Ilk Mar. Sale Sale Sale 12 Sale 6%......—-100 Mar. 8k Mar. 42 k Mar. Sale Preferred 29k Mar. 7 k Mar. 50 Mar. Sale 6k OH——...* Mar. 102 k 102k Mar. 39 Preferred... 26 Sale 26 33 k Tidewater Assoc Mar. 7 Sale Sale Thompson 12 16k Mar. 57k Mar. Jan. 98 lk Mar. 2 10k Mar. 19 13k Mar. 19 21 Mar. 25 61k Mar. 25 29k Mar. 25 31 Mar. 21 9k Mar. 2 67 Mar. 4 9 k Mar. 6 10 Mar. 2 22k Mar. 2 14k Mar. 2 103 Mar. 14 6k Mar. Sale Sale 10 52 k 29 Mar. 5 Feb. Mar. 30 w* 86 19k Mar. 6 Ilk Mar. 30 65 Mar. 27 48 Mar. 24 10 Mar. 2 61k Mar. 20 6k Mar. 2 55 Mar. 2 lk Mar. 7 k Mar. Sale Sale. 102 k 108 106 9 Jan. 30 k £eb. 20 Feb. 20 15 63 Mar. 20 19 96 Mar. 31 21 106 13 20 k Feb. 27 13 Ilk Mar. 30 Mar. 27 22 65 Mar. 24 7 48 Feb. 27 11 29 2 63 k Feb. 26 Feb. 27 3 Feb. 27 2 22 2 Mar. 20 Mar. 31 96 Mar. Sale Sale Sale 36,500 63,000 4,400 47,500 1,000 3,000 Sale 18 k 24 Tran fic Williams Steel value. 61 35 5 pref..—.———* Transamerica No par Sale Investor........* Thompson (J R)—........25 Cumul 600 * 13k Sale 57 k Thermold Co 847,300 235.000 Sale Sale 5 62k Mar. 19 Mar. 49 Sale Mar. 29 6k Mar. 54k Mar. 5 Third Nat'l 100 3,700 Sale Sale lk Sale 7 k Sale 13 13 k 18 45 Sale* Mar. 25 Mar. 2 Mar. 10 19 Feb. Mar. k Jan. 2 k Jan. 28 39k Mar. 17 22 Mar. 19 2 53 13 75 13 32 6 15 10 Jan. 15 JS* Jan. 6 41X4 27 2 26 16k Jan. Mar. 5 102 102 42 k Mar. 30 37 40 k Jan. Jan. 70 Mar. 19 Mar. 25 Mar. 9 Mar. 2 Mar.. 5 102 Mar. 54 Mar. 92k Mar. 101k Mar. 16 Mar. 5 k Mar. 50 Mar. 50 50 10 k 42 k 21k Sale 288,200 150 96 91 Stanley Co of America.... ...» II* Starrett Co (The L S) Standard Oil of N Y——. Div ctfs A—.... """166 Sale 58 ,.25 338,000 Studebaker Corp......... ,—* 22,000 Submarine Boat Corp ..............L 12,400 Sun Oil Preferred 1®0 2,070 37,700 Superheater Co (The)..——* 40,600 Superior Oil 44,000 Superior Steel...... 1®0 5,200 13,000 19,900 Sale 37 Sale 17 Sale 47 k Sale 22 k Sale 332,400 Stewart Warner Corp 494,200 Stone fic Webster..— 350 Studebaker Corp pref 670 22 k 30 k 7k 12k 40,900 Sterling Sec Corp cl A l20 Preferred.. — 19,300 .50 Conv 1st preferred 14,000 "2",956 13k Sale 2k Snider Packing 41",790 91,900 k 70 14 k 11,100 3,300 4,500 120 Sale 10 , Sale Mar. Mar. 30 37 Sale Sale 22 13", 690 176,200 194,000 Sale Sale 59 k 6k 55 Sale 3,000 4,300 14,175 13,850 297,600 27,300 1,247,700 473,100 800 lk 4k 45 k 10 Sale 12,600 2,500 2,000 4,875 5,800 126,600 6,000 514,600 184,500 Sale 4k Sale 50 Sale 39 k 50 5k 6k 45 k Sale 2k 2k 41 Sale 10 k — 653,500 Standard Gas fic Elec. 387,900 3,800 1,000 Sale 14 k Theatre————* Petroleum ......1® 12,300 Spencer Kellogg fic Sons.. 16,900 Splcer Mfg Co Preferred A............ II* 2,000 » 35.400 Spiegel-May-Stern Co 989,100 Standard Brands Preferred 5,600 400 Sale Si mm 8 130 1,600 Sale Sale 94 k Sale 102 k 105 19 Sale 5 k Sale 50 k 60 Sale Sale Preferred...—...———100 610 Spear fic Co ~4~, 900 Sale 60 k 7k Trading— £2 —* 159,600 Sparks Wlthlngton Addt'l 180 29 100 Mar. 30 102 Sale Sale 14 Mar. 30 22 Sale Sale 4k ——--* (G F) Shell Union OH 34 Sale Sale 89 98 H 53 73k 32k 4k 8k 41k 25k 6k Mar. 12 Sale 39 Shubert Shattuck Shell Tranap fic 870 160 60,900 30 k Mar. 24 2k Mar. 27 Sale' 84 Highest. Sale Prices. 4 46 k Mar. 70k Mar. 16 102 101 Lowest. Sale Prices. 33 k Sale Sale 28 k Sale 32k 35k 9 k Sale 63k 68k 7 k Sale 10 Sale 5,600 Southern Dairies cl B *• 3.700 Spalding Bros......——.. 500 Spalding 1st pref-.-.-..-. 100 * 930 Spang Chalfant fic Co 500 1,000 28 Sale 53 k Rights 500 Southern Dairies class A— 300 Sale Highest. Sale Prices Sale Sale 31k 33k 4 k Sale 8 k Sale 39 k Sale 23 k Sale Sale 11 Sharp fic Dohme— Preferred 672,100 Sinclair Con Oil Corp——* 19,400 8% preferred... — *®® 30,100 4,500 73 31k 40 k Preferred 1. Lowest. Ask. Sale Sale 48 Sale 24 k Lead... .....1® Stores...........--* Preferred JAN. SINCE Sale Prices. March 81. Ask. Bid. Sale Safeway 586,300 37,200 ; Ask. St Joseph 16,400 529,200 12,050 148,600 5,600 117,290 1,170 276,120 13,200 53,900 26,000 4,000 216,900 2,800 113,900 4,100 March 2. 1931. Par 502,300 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B 1® Class A 1® 2,670 1,500 Rhine Westphalia Rlec Pr ... 569,500 Richfield Oil of Calif (New)* 97,400 Rio Grande Oil..————* 10,700 Ritter Dental Mfg ——-* 55,200 Russia Insurance .........1® 20 Royal Bak Powder 6% pf-100 71,800 Royal Dutch Co N ¥ shs_l#0 224.700 33,200 26,100 4,400 14,800 N. Y. STOCK RANGE MARCH. IN Price Jan. 1. Shares. STOCKS 43 23 Sain Sale 6k Mar. 21 .u a 9 6k Sale Mar. 31 sale 10 k Sale 93 k 94 37 k Sale Mar. 10 k Mar. z92k Mar. 16 36 k Mar. 30 7 Mar. 31 21k Mar. 31 14 13 k 7 Sale 21k Sale 12 5k Mar. 9 6k Mar. 21 17k Mar. 2 3 7k Jan. 2 6 k Jan. Mar. 23 Mar. 9 x92k Mar. 16 2 29k Jan. Mar. 2 7 Mar. 31 Mar. 2 5 21 Jan. Mar. 9 17 k Mar. Ilk 94 45 k 9k 23k 14k Mar. 3 21k Sale 17k 16 l?k 63 Mar. 30 75 64 Sale 74k Sale 120k Mar. 31 122 k 122 k 120 k Sale 11 Mar. 30 13k Sale Ilk 13 13 MVo 62 M Mar. 3i 63 k Sale 67 k Sale 122 11 Sale 9k Sale 5._ 5k Mar. 6 5 k Feb. 24 6k Mar. 21 18 94 _ Feb. 25 45k Feb. 27 10 24 14k Feb. 10 21k 75 k 51k Jan. Mar. 2 Mar. 4 120k Mar. 31 123 4 13k 9k Feb. Mar. 27 lb' 7a 55U J™. Mar. 1Q Mar. 10 Feb. 26 17k Mar. 6 Ilk Feb. 24 Jan. Feb. 20 24 Mar. 10 Feb. 27 Feb. 10 Mar. 27 T?Vb. 94 40 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS AGGREGATE SALES. In PRICES STOCKS March. Jan. Shares. Shares. 52,300 6,800 1,224,600 6,300 1,500 16,700 69,100 47,000 3,000 3,382,800 46,200 1. 1931. Par. 420 Preferred 100 22 Sale 23 & 46 110 4 21,600 22,065 7,000 40 140 2,143,300 2,759,020 37,700 13,800 100 Preferred 160 900 ... 220 Universal 96,800 343,200 99,800 52,800 3,900 2,651,150 43,800 5,100 130 290 98,100 12,100 393,400 534 Sale 36 39 * 28 Sale 96 10234 1st ref_.__100 29 38 Sale 27% 1834 ♦ U S Distrib Corp * ... 7 v Corp.* v t c 17 Sale Sale 3934 3834 Sale 11934 11634 128 ..... 734 Sale 6634 6834 3 1034 Sale *6734 Sale 334 Sale 50 7% preferred..........100 S Tobacco.......... * 100 "3334 3 Sale "3234 50 Sale 9934 Sale 10234 10234 3 234 334 234 * * 1,470 20 4,890 Preferred (6) new * 380 Virginia Iron, Coal 8c CokelOO 30 Preferred 100 • 28,090 Vulcan 100 7% preferred..........100 10 23,700 117,500 Waldorf System......... 300 600 Walgreen preferred ...100 70,100 Walworth Co 12,110 Ward Baking class A... * Class B * 72,700 5,700 7% preferred..........100 8,800 3,410 15,100 800 1,344,700 Detinning ,013,100 500 Warner Bros Pictures Preferred 16 Jan. 2 Mar. 23 Mar. 18 i Feb. 2 Mar. 2 25 Mar. 4 50 Mar. 5 7 6 65 J°A 27 434 234 Mar. 25 4134 Mar. 25 Mar. 19 58 3 Mar. 30 Mar. 6 Alar. » 100 6934 Mar. 6 3134 Mar. 19 5234 Mar. 26 3034 Sale 104 110 32 35 Sale 3434 1934 Sale 10 50 VA 30 Sale 834 9A 7134 Sale 3 Mar. 21 Sale ilH Sale 7234 77 107 Sale 29 Sale 3234 Mar. 13 1934 Mar. 9 32 *3234 xl9% Sale 4 10 !* 55 134 1 1034 Sale 8934 Sale 12 Sale Sale 4334 Sale 934 Sale 1334 Sale 83 Sale 15 Sale 17 8 46 1 9 Mar. 86 20 49% 13% Sale 2634 39 Warner-Quinlan 226,800 Warren Bros new » "2", 560 "5",880 6,400 Convertible preferred..._ 10 90 1,380 16,900 85,500 96,300 38,400 3.036,410 6,960 6,900 26,700 900 38,350 127,120 25,800 14,400 13,000 3,300 21,400 9,300 200 * 32,800 57,700 10,400 6,700 2,100 500 19,100 6,100 50 306,300 6,400 26,900 21,100 19,500 551,900 1,415,200 200 500 77,200 2,300 261,100 40 17,100 2,100 100 70 Sale 3 39* " 100 Western Dairy Prod A Class B Western * * ... Union 50 23 26 334 Sale 60 SO Teleg 100 21% 2 4 110 9 42 3734 Mar. 26 2034 Mar. 26 Jan. 2 3734 Mar. 26 Jan. 3 2 Mar. 26 Mar. 20 10 Mar. 20 Jan. Jan. 90 8 Jan. 42 9 50 Feb. 5 834 Mar. 9 4334 Mar. 31 734 Alar. 2 Jan. 2 73 10 Mar. Alar. 2 7234 Alar. 4 Mar. 6 Sale 20 Alar. 3 44% 13934 Sale 14634 7134 6634 47 Sale 12 Alar. 27 Alar. 31 Alar. 2 1034 Mar. 17 1534 Mar. 19 8334 Mar. 31 3634 2034 3634 25% 4634 15034 Mar. 6 Mar. 20 122 Mar. Mar. 10 Mar. 27 Alar. 20 Alar. 23 Mar. 11 Mar. 23 2 Alar. 3054 Mar. 1% Mar. Mar. 24 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 30 Mar. 2234 Feb. 13 3 Mar. 2 2 71 Mar. 6 66 1634 Mar. 2 1134 Jan. Mar. 24 3334 Alar. 23 6734 Mar. 19 6534 Mar. 2 10334 Mar. 3334 5 106 31 Mar. 30 60 Mar. 26 55 Mar. 30 1134 21 6 25 Sale 4434 55 Sale 11634 103 % 22 Sale 28 434 Sale 131 Westlnghouse Air Brake Westlnghouse El 8c Mfg..50 Weston El Class A Instr * ._...* White Motor ... * * 50 White Rk M Spr ctfs_._.._.* White Sewing Mach.. * Preferred * ......... Wilcox Oil 8c Gas * Wilcox-Rich Corp class A...* Class B * Willys-O verlaud 7% preferred Wilson 8c Co 5 .......100 * "A" Preferred Wool worth (F W) Worthlngton P 8c M * ♦JNo par value. 59 112 Sale 103 Sale 11834 Sale 11134 Sale 39 41 1134 Sale 2:3334 Sale 8634 Sale 118 Sale 105 22% Sale 3534 36 21 Sale 134 - 24 m v* 2lH 2^ 1634 5 Sale 5234 Sale ?$■ 5% VA 6 40 8 634 Sale Sale 10 634 Sale \VA 20 Sale J* Sale 334 AW 11* 49 Sale 35 4534 Sale 4 Sale 24 35 36 37 131 Sale 34 2834 Sale IN Sale 2% 2334 Sale 5334 Sale 6034 Sale 7134 90 Sale 6234 Sale 9834 Sale 92 95 Sale 26 Sale 45 1134 Mar. 10 1634 Mar. 2 94 434 Alar. 3834 Mar. 4834 Mar. 2434 3634 Mar. Alar. 1 Mar. 5 Feb. 17 18 2734 Mar. 12 854 Jan. 30 5734 Jan. 30 Jan. 1134 Mar. 10 2034 Feb. 17 403a Jan. 9 Jan. 19 Jan. 16 "734 Feb"." "4 Jan. 2 4634 Feb. 27 24 Mar. 4 5634 Mar. 14 10234 Mar. 2 10434 Mar. 3 97 Mar. 2 11534 Mar. 10834 Mar. 2 35 834 12934 3354 8534 10434 23 3 44 4 Mar. 28 3434 2834 134 2034 4354 334 734 20 20 Sale Sale 734 Sale 8 Sale 634 Sale 5034 Sale 234 2 34 oVA 34 a 7 34 Sale 6234 Sale 8534 Sale 8234 8934 20 2 19 28 30 27 30 9 45 78 20 20 77 62 85 Sale 6834 24 7 30 Jan. 60 Jan. Jan. 1 Jan. 99 Jan. 2634 Mar. 20 5734 Feb. 11 10434 Mar. 31 103 Jan. 112 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 19 120 Mar. 17 Jan. 11134 Mar. 28 4434 Feb. 20 1234 Mar. 25 Jan. Jan. ._ 33 Alar. Mar. 19 20 8 Mar. 21 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 95 Mar. w* Mar. 7 9 Mar. 2 8034 Mar. 4 26 2734 Mar. 6 1534 Mar. 20 *88 iS8 Jan. 8234 Jan. 10334 Jan. 2034 Jan. 734 Mar. 9 934 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 103 Jan. 33 Mar. 27 Mar. 16 234 Mar. 3 24 Mar. 2 4734 Mar. 20 4 Mar. 2 7 14 Jan. 2 30 1234 Mar. 30 75 Mar. 3 Mar. 30 1234 Sale Feb. 1 2134 Feb. 5434 Jan. 27 Mar. 20 32 6 334 Jan. 2534 Mar. 10 5434 334 934 3234 Mar. 30 4934 5954 Mar. 5 6534 8234 Mar. 13 10034 1834 75 Jan. 3540 234 Mar. 23 634 Mar. 27 75 23 24 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 3 2 Mar. 534 Mar. 93 78 2634 Sale Feb. 4134 Jan. 1234 Mar. 25 Mar. 31 14534 Mar. 31 3534 Mar. 31 10434 Mar. 25 118 30 Sale Sale b Mar. 15 134 2034 4334 334 2 Mar. 5 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 10434 Mar. 31 112 Mar. 27 103 Mar. 19 120 Mar. 17 11134 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Sale 3 Mar. 20 454 Mar. 19 60 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 634 Mar. 26 Mar. 30 32 4 72 130 Sale Mar. 14 4} 27} 634 Mar. 4534 Alar. 25 234 Sale 1334 Jan. •334 Jan. Mar. 24 38 26 Sale 19 Mar. 24 3 5 6 Sale 80 Feb. 5634 Mar. 54 74 75 17 Mar. 16 2134 Mar. 534 Mar. 25 80 334 Feb. 20 7134 Jan. 7 Feb. 2734 2834 1334 Sale 75 5 5 15 7834 Sale 2234 Sale 7034 85 16 25 Mar. 2534 Sale 934 Sale 75 24 26 11 Mar. 10 1034 19 6634 Sale 69 24 28 Mar. 31 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 130 • 25 57 Sale 100 (Blue) certificates 44,700 Zenith Radio Corp 2434 10434 Sale Sale Sale Dlssented-Black-Stamped* 14,500 134 10334 3334 91% 37 6,600 Yale 8c Town e 35 767,200 Yel Trk 8c C'ch class B.IIlO 1,030 7% preferred ......100 55,800 Young Spring 8c Wire » 4,300 Youngst'n Sh & Tube • 1 145 35 100 700 7% preferred "A" 100 2,500 6% preferred B 100 1,430 Wright Aeronautic........ * 154,800 Wrigley (Wen) Jr * 60 Sale 110 Westvaco Chlorine Prod Wextark Radio Stores Sale 834 Sale Alar. 11 Jan. 94 2 80 39 Mar. 27 Feb. 26 Mar. 23 Feb. 60 97 Mar. 10 90 2734 Mar. 11534 10834 Sale 6 Mar. 21 Alar. 31 1334 Mar. 2 2734 Mar. 12 Mar. 2 Mar. 31 4 Mar. 45 Sale Sale Sale Mar. Alar. 20 Feb. Feb. 2 Feb. 28 Feb. 7634 Mar. 14 Jan. 30 Mar. 106 Mar. Mar. 31 20 Sale 33 7% 1st preferred........50 Sale Sale 1B* IgfH 25 Mar. 23 Mar. 19 31 434 Sale 39 5 Jan. 60 3634 2034 3634 2554 46% Feb. Mar. 17 Mar. 19 3334 6734 7134 9134 2734 47 106 7 Jan. 2 Mar. 30 22 12 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 27 Alar. 31 4134 Jan. 9134 Mar. 2234 Jan. 2834 434 Sale 2 9834 Jan. 234 Mar. 28 "45"" 4834 3034 Sale 2734 4 434 534 Sale 19 Alar. 30 20 Sale 57 2 Mar. 30 1234 Sale 2534 Sale 6 Feb. 5 50 7734 1034 1534 8334 2 150 28 13 25 10334 Sale 5 24 66 67 Sale ffi* 2 Jan. 13 1634 Sale Sale 2 10034 Jan. 70 30 10534 6 2 10 11 I** Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 12 Mar. 92 11 80 1134 2034 1834 42% 13734 14334 6034 10 Sale Sale 2 7634 Mar. 25 94 634 Sale 7 Mar. 97 irA Jan. 2634 Jan. Mar. 3 Sale 40 2 2134 Jan. 34 Jan. 1734 Jan. 4534 Jan. 9134 Mar. 14 5734 Jan. 136 3 Alar. Mar. 31 Alar. 2 150 Mar. 3 7134 Mar. 21 2534 Alar. Sale Mar. 31 Jan. 2 1234 57 58* 2 66 60 Mar. 21 90 Jan. 27 234 Mar. 24 Mar. 26 5034 Mar. 21 7 134 Jan. Jan. Mar. 25 2 Sale 234 39 7 3034 Mar. 24 Alar. 9134 Mar. 14 5634 Mar. 20 2034 Mar. 10 88 23 1334 2534 Sale Jan. Mar. 42 92 92 Jan. 5034 Alar. 21 134 Aiar. 3 1134 Mar. 17 1034 Mar. 31 7 3134 Feb. 19 5 10834 Mar. 23 26 834 Feb. 20 5 Mar. 27 Jan. Mar. 20 2 Mar. 30 334 Jan. Feb. Sale 54 116 3734 Mar. 17 Jan. 90 97 104 34 96 Feb. 10 Mar. 6 Feb. 27 6734 Feb. 27 4 Feb. 9 60 Jan. 9 Alar. 26 Mar. 21 23 9134 o 20 2 3 Mar. 24 Sale .1 6% preferred 50 181,500 2,900 4,800 5,000 10,300 216,400 536,000 1,100 25 30,000 Wesson Oil 8c Snowdrift * 7,300 Preferred new * 1,500 West Penn El Co "A". * 2,510 7% preferred .....100 1,670 Preferred (6) 100 1,884 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100 840 570 300 4,400 43,300 31,700 9,500 1,135,260 1,670 Preferred 2034 42 ..* 220 Wells Fargo & Co 14,600 2,500 530 1,090 Sale ._* 15,700 Warren Fdry 8c Pipe.... 7,200 Webster Elsenlohr 600 "4% Sale" 2734 1st preferred 2 Mar. 30 Jan. 2 Mar. 10 Mar. Sale 10334 Sale 10534 27 3234 30 Sale 4*5* 12 Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 24 110 3034 Alar. 30 1434 Mar. 7 3034 Sale Sale 7034 1634 Sale 2 3034 Mar. 3734 Sale 10834 110 o Sale 94% 45 2 1034 Mar. 6734 Mar. 334 Mar. 4734 Mar. 30 5334 Mar. 16 3134 Mar. 3 8734 Mar. 17 Mar. 30 9934 Mar. 2 103 Mar. 23 2 60 Sale 2 29 17 Feb. Jan. 65 12 Jan. Mar. Mar. 2734 Mar. 31 3134 Mar. 5 3034 2734 Sale Mar. 26 10834 Alar. 23 104 10834 104 10834 106 Sale Sale 634 Mar. 16 AH Alar. 19 734 734 Alar. 27 44 44% Mar. 14 47% 4734 49 90 85 7 6934 Mar. 6 3134 Mar. 19 5234 Mar. 26 Jan. u 45 Sale 60 22% 90 % 2 19 Sale 50, 43 2 Jan. Mar. 23 Jan. 9 11 2834 Feb. 26 30 103 3 22 W* Feb. 2 Mar. 26 2 122 Feb. 16 Mar. 31 Jan. 2 2 Mar. 23 59 2734 Mar. 2 4134 Mar. 26 Jan. 70 Sale 2 Prices. 2634 Feb. 13 2534 Jan. 3 3834 Mar. 26 Jan. Sale 1134 Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. 31 Mar. 18 Jan. 2 Alar. 26 Rights 3l", 900 4,500 88,500 1. Sale Mar. 21 Sale 2 67 ]A 10 34 59 Virginia Elec & Power— 160 JAN. Highest. Prices. Mar. 12 2734 Alar. 2 41% Mar. 26 3 122 Mar. 13634 141 13634 141 116 115 250 11834 113 3034 Sale 2634 2734 Sale 1 Sale 134 134 24 16 20 2634 1734 6734 Sale 6634 Sale 6234 10 10 10 734 14 2934 4334 3134 4334 30 10 190 54 Sale 4 2 4134 46 834 Sale Sale 59 2834 22 Sale 2134 45 4434 4634 149 Sale 13934 14634 Sale 14934 6634 6734 7034 50 .100 49 Sale 6834 7434 2634 Sale 5134 Sale Sale 43 29 100 ... Sale 3434 Sale 1634 Sale 100 Utah Copper Utilities P 8c L "A" Sale 65 2734 Sale 5034 Sale 4734 Sale * ..... 16,300 Va-Caro Chem 4,300 7% prior pref 5,600 6% preferred 280 SINCE Lowest. Sale Prices. 24 Mar. 2 2334 Mar. 10 3834 Mar. 26 Mar. 18 44 "5% Sale' Sale U S Smelt Ref 8c Mg Preferred Sale 25 1st preferred.......100 United States Steel.. Sale 18 6 Sale 354 100 6 Sale 2§! 4 Mar. 31 3734 Mar. 13 Sale ug» Mar. 18 Mar. 5 Mar. 23 116 5 88 * Prior preferred v t c Sale 2334 Sale 43,840 Vad 8co Sales Corp 2,400 Preferred ........100 3,161,500 Vanadium Corp.... * 590 Van Raalte Co... * 280 Van Raalte 7% 1st pref._100 3,900 1,200 1,100 Sale 58 23 78 Sale Sale .... 3234 34 Sale 63 34 t c Preferred Sale 1134 .20 * 22 Sale .100 U S Realty 8c Impt..... U S Rubber U 7 34 76 * U S Indus Alchol Sale 134 Sale * Preferred U S Freight 8% 49 22 Sale 100 U S Gypsum Co U S Hoffman Mach... U S Leather 19 10 2034 Mar. 12 2134 Sale Sale Highest. Prices. Sale Sale 26 o Preferred..............100 U S Express. ....... U S Foreign Securities 10 20 Pict v wk% 23 34 Sale 101 102 * 1st preferred Class A Sale Sale Sale 2% U S Cast Iron Pipe & F 4,700 24,600 190,200 39,400 28,100 1,200 865,700 13,700 2,300 160 100 49 Sale ....100 Preferred 1,080 489,000 8,000 6,800 3,200 6,500 47,400 7,900 32,350 37,100 13,300 270,300 26,800 23,900 197,600 4,800 1,000 2,700 1,300 17,800 3,900 17,800 16,500 8,500 111,600 13,400 17,100 1,700 1,462,500 101 100 50,900 United Stores A...... Preferred 14,900 23,100 Universal Leaf Tobacco 830 900 * Piece Dye Works. Preferred Sale Ask. Sale iM 50 "2734 110,700 United 17,200 4,200 19,700 130 234 * 500 United Paperboard Co 26,600 52 ...100 United Gas 8c Impt Co Preferred 65 Sale Ik* ..... 97,000 United Electric Coal * 86,065 United Fruit.. ._..* 27,500 Universal Pipe 8c Rod Co..* 15 Sale Sale - 6134 1634 44% 2 ...100 ... . RANGE Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. Sale 118 10 2034 . Preferred. March 2. Bid. Sale 20 1534 33 34 Sale 140 United Dye wood 130 Sale 25 130 United Business Publishers.* 90 Ask. Bid. * 360,900 United Carbon 75,400 United Cigar Stores new... 10 5,550 7% preferred..........100 6,380,914 United Corp............ * Preferred * 106,383 60 MACRH. Jan. 2 131,900 Union Oil, California 25 * 14,200 Union Tank Car 3,091,500 United Aircraft & Tr Corp__* Preferred 50 22,000 4,900 United American Bosch Corp* * 31,400 United Biscuit of Am... 250 50 IN Price N.7. STOCK EXCHANGE Since 15 40 } Feb. 21 26 Feb. 27 Mar. 16 Jan. 5 3634 Jan. 1934 Jan. 3 28 1 Jan. 14 2034 Mar. 28 39 24 Feb. Feb. Feb. 5 13 234 Jan. 3 2634 Jan. 12 4734 Mar. 20 Jan. 7 234 Jan. 3 4 5 934 Feb. 27 934 Mar. 26 6 Jan. 634 Mar. 20 Jan. 434 Jan 9 29 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Feb. Feb. li'i 934 Jan. 12 10 65% Mar. 25 7 95 Mar. 27 Mar. 9 Feb. 25 Jan. Jan. 17 Jan. 10634 Feb. 24 1134 Feb. 6634 Jan. 75 30 5434 Mar. 20 Jan. 23a Jan. 634 Jan. 3234 Mar. 5434 Jan. 5934 Jan. 8934 Feb. 25 2 8 . 443I 70 Mar. 8034 Mar. 6 2 30 Jan. 4 23 1534 Mar. 20 Jan. 5 76 Mar. 19 2234 Mar. 30 2734 Mar. 10 2234 Jan. 29 29 Feb. 24 69 77 69 Mar. 28 78 Feb. 28 Mar. 11 Mar. 28 76 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 534 Mar. 2 130 334 Sale 334 Mar. 30 234 Jan. 2 534 Feb. 27 New York Curb Exchange MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD 'W-r'- RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Stock Sales. March Shares Jan. 1 to March 31 March 27,294,900 62,033,275 14,089,000 35,387,000 ■ }■■■■: 1930. 1931. Bond Sales. 1930. 1931. $104,757,000 200,726,000 $93,136,000 245,758,000 Jan. 1 to March 31 / AGGREGATE PRICES SALES. NEW YORK In March. Shares. Shares. Jan. JAN. SINCE 1. 2. March 2. 1931. INDUSTRIAL RANGE IN MARCH. Price CURB EXCHANGE Since Jan. 1. Par. AND Ask. Bid. Bid. Lowest. Highest Lowest. Highest. Ask. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 24 10 March 31. Ask. Bid. MISCELLANEOUS 400 1,400 Acetol Products. Inc. A '*• 150 Acme Steel common.......25 300 300 Acme Wire Co 150 150 Adams Millis 7% 1st pf — -ft 100 600 3,500 37,600 30,700 > 550 1,500 800 1,000 500 475 50 v 500 Aeronautical Indus 4% Ma,r. 18 4% Sale "K "lYs 750 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary Preference 60 4% 7% 4 5% 11% Sale 4 5 8 IK 15 4 3% 9 18 Ys 10 % OH 9 Sale Sale Sale 17% Sale % Sale 83 8% % 11 Sale 11K 12 1% Sale 9 10 12 Mar. 95 Mar. 11 10 10 13 1 Ys 8 9 V/s Mar. 26 10 3% Mar. 30 4 2 Mar. 26 Mar. 6 ^ . 700 600 2,600 1,500 * General Corp.20 * 500 Alliance Investment com 39 Feb. 12 Mar. 94% Mar. 16 % Feb. 25 95 10 29 3 11 Mar. 24 6% Feb. 2 22 Mar. 21 11% Jan. 18** 83% 12% 1% Mar. 31 Mar. 31 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 Mar. 13 73 Mar. 30 10H Mar. 3 IK Mar. 18 8% Mar. 10 % Mar. 19 9 Mar. 26 Ya Mar. 3 5 Jan. 8 Jan. 5 10* A" Mar. 24 Mar. 21 Mar. 26 Feb. 13 18% Mar. 31 Feb. 67 2 Mar. 11 y 22 Mar. 26 3% Jan. 3 9 7 11 Feb. !iM Mar. 31 Feb. 31 1H Feb. 28 % Jan. 6% Feb. Ya Jan. Mar. 26 9 Ya Mar. 3 Mar. 5 92 Mar. 10 75 Jan. 92 Mar. 10 95 50 Alexander Industries 9 81 Sale 90 50 All America Jan. 18 Jan. Mar. 26 Mar. 9 Mar. 26 95 Mar. 26 95 Mar. 26 % Mar. 9 OH Mar. 12 11 91% Jan. % Jan. 9% Jan. ii* Mar. 29 J V 4% Feb. 10 18% Mar. Sale 21 Mar. 26 94% Mar. 16 10% 100 warr 100 Aero Supply Mfg class A * Class B * 2,600 6,600 Aero Underwriters Corp • * 74,100 Affiliated Products Inc... 33,700 Agfa Ansco Corp com Preferred 100 1,025 6,100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com * 4,850 Air Investors Inc com v t c..» Convertible preference.. * 1,800 Warrants 1,500 5Ys Mar. 30 38 Sale 12 25 t c % 1 9% Sale H OH 15 H Sale OH Sale H Mar. 17 Mar. 26 8 8 Feb. Jan. Feb. 7 2 Allied Aviation Industries 700 2,500 400 600 5,000 7,800 1,300 With stock pur warrants Allied Mills Inc Allied Motor Indus 600 Allied Product 20,850 2,800 41,050 7,500 6,400 306 200 309 306 1,100 m — •» «• — 100 •» — 200 10 — — 200 1,900 2,875 76,200 3,700 100 15,700 «••»«•••••■• 23,800 150 10 14,600 7,100 2,200 400 250 250 100 •» mm mm mm 4C0 .....100 100 24,000 9,300 1,050 4,800 Mar. 24 Mar. 3 109% Mar. 23 Mar. 9 102 preferred 28% 80 90 72 Mar. 24 3 Mar. 26 363 Series B warrants w 1 55 Sale 42 Mar. 6 60 Mar. 26 372 Series C warrants w i 56 360 Series D warrants w 1 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 cum 100 * 14 100 Aluminum Industries com..* 5 100 Aluminum Manufactures American Arch Co IS* ...100 Amer Austin Car Com 18 31% Sale 1 25 shares com ..... 33 90 Corp...____* 650 Amer Hard Rubber Co....100 190 American Hardware 25 Investors com cl B.I.* Warrants.. 500 19 25 20 29 2 4% "2% 4 Ys Sale 5 68 7Vs Sale 1% 2 Mar. 19 25% Mar. 1 Mar. 5 3 33 K Mar. 19 2% Sale "3 % Sale 4% 4H Mar. 16 Mar. 12 50 4 Ys Sale Sale 5 American Meter Co preferred 60 Mar. 26 60 Mar. 26 35 Jan. Jan. Jan. 60 Mar. 26 14 Jan. 16% Mar. 26 33 1% 25% Mar. 5 IK Mar. 2 33 Ya Mar. 19 24 Jan. 4% Mar. 16 90 Mar. 12 4 2% Mar. 12 3 4Ya Mar. 5 6 Mar. 27% Mar. 67 Sale 11K Sale 1H Sale Sale 65 5 Mar. 19 Jan. 10 2 65 4 67 Mar. 24 % Feb. 28% Jan. 9 1% Jan. 33% Mar. 19 92 Feb. 4% Mar. 87 Sale IK IK 12 7 20 Sale 12 23 18 5 Sale Mar. Mar. 28 90 1% Jan. Jan. 2 2 26 Feb. 6 65 16 5% j 5% Mar. 4 14% Mar. 19 5H Mar. 30 _ 43 50 45 50 7% Sale 6% Sale 2K 2 Sale Sale 17 15 12 Jan. 2 Mar. 4 18 xXi Mar. 7 Jan. Mar. Mar. 19 Jan. 2 25"" ~33~' 4H Mar. 30 Mar. 14 49% Mar. 4 OH Mar. 31 2 Mar. 28 5 9 Jan. 12 12% Feb. 24 2 17 Jan. 5 Mar. 27 7% Feb. 26 23 23 5% Mar. 2 35% Mar. 19 49% Mar 7% Mar 2% Mar 39% Mar Feb. 26 52 4% Jan. 2 Jan. 2 27 x24 Mar. 13 27 Mar 34 25 Mar. 26 Mar 22% Jan. 14 47 Mar. 24 49% Mar 39% Jan. Mar. 9 19 Mar. 9 19 Mar. 3% Mar. 4 18 Mar. 16 16 35% Mar. 30 5 sin x24 16 2 OK Mar. 24 Feb. 10 13 7% Feb. 26 2% Feb. 27 Mar. 30 45 Jan. 23 30 Jan. 28 Jan. 7 5 17 51 Feb. 24 9 19 Mar. Mar. Mar. 3% Mar. 25 3% Jan. 7 5 Mar. 24 Jan. Mar. 13 1% Jan. 3% Sale 11 Jan. 30 49 35 4 Mar. 34 11 25 65% Mar. 10 30% Mar. 10 67% Jan. 5 2 24 18 21 Feb. Feb. Jan. 3% Mar. 2% 35% Sale Feb. 6 13 24 39% 5 10 21% Jan. 22 4% Sale 11% Mar. 1% Mar. 20 Mar. 12 2% Mar. 12 3% Jan. 26 5 9% Feb. 60% Feb. Mar. Feb. 4% Mar. 16 Jan. 5 5% Mar. 65% Mar. 30% Mar. 9K 16 5 6 25 29 Sale 5 14 Mar. 2H Mar. Sale' 48 Amer Transformer common.* Mar. 26 25 4K Mar. Sale 5% 30 28 Mar. 24 60 92% Feb. 19 44 15 Mar. 23 102 Mar. 19 25 2% 35 45 Mar. 24 17% Feb. 27 4% Ys 4 18 "4% Mar. 27 59% Jan. 90% Feb. 28% Jan. 8% Jan. 65% 20 v 1 2 5 27% 42 20 com Mfg Co common.....100 Clavs B 29 r Sale 6 Feb. 25 Jan. 9 Jan. 5 17% Feb. 65 Amer Amer Thread 24 10% Mar. % % Jan. 5Ya 4% Jan. 1% Feb. 24 4% 24% Mar. 24 29 140% Jan. 14 224 106% Jan. 3 109% 90 1K Sale 31K. 40 4 Amer Maize Products com.. 100 Amer Phenix Corp 50 200 Amer Pneumatic Serv com_25 400 Amer Potash & Chem ...» 141,000 6,100 164,700 14 1% 1% Amer Laund Mach 14 90 300 American Fork 5c Hoe com..* Amer 60 Mar. 11 2 ......... 57,300 16,700 3,525 1,100 1,700 1,325 60 6 15 cl A* ... Amer Founders 6 Mar. Sale 3 Ys Amer British 9c Contr Corp.* Amer Brown Boverl El Corp Common class B * 11,800 3,300 $5.50 prior preferred * 3,000 $3 preferred.. 4,750 American Cigar Co. com..100 1,700 Amer Cyanamid com class A.* 218,000 Conimon.cl B ...20 7,700 Amer Dept Stores Corp.... 100 7% 1st pref series A 100 American Equities com 44,100 68,300 Mar. 47 15 25 » 500 Amer Capital Corp 46 Sale 15% Sale * 300 Amer Bakeries Corp class A.* 150 7% preferred 100 200 Amer Beverage Corp * 20 American Book Co 100 Founders' Sale 56 3,400 Aluminum Goods Mfg . 2 4 8 9 2% Feb. 25 18 Mar. 16 3% Mar. 25 22 7 Feb. 20 3% Mar. 5 28% Mar. 13 5 Jan. 24 Jan. Corp— t c... .....* $3 cum pref 3 K Sale 3K Sale ___* Amsterdam Trading Co American shares ...... * 10,100 Anchor Post Fence com 32,700 Anglo-Chile Nitrate Corp • Anglo Norwegian Holdings.* 1,000 200 Apex Electrical Mfg * 24,100 Apponaug Co com 13,400 Arcturus Radio Tube com..* 2,650 Armstrong Cork com.......* * 8,800 Art Metal Works com 450 Arundel Corp * 4% Sale 29 American Yvette Co com.. 'IK "2" Sale 3% Mar. 5 28% Mar. 13 V/a Mar. 5 4% Mar. 20 30% Mar. 23 5% Mar. 26 1 10% 20 3% Sale 8 Sale 10 16 15% 5 12 H 8 5% Sale 20 Sale Sale Sale 11 11 8 12 69 % 6 Sale 20% 3% 38 24 5% o§K 23 25 7% Sale Sale 5% Sale 20 21% 7 Ys Sale 16 4% 10% 2% Mar. 24 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 20 Mar. 30 Mar. 18 64% Mar. 17 4% Mar. 21 21% Mar. 27 7 Mar. 4 17% Mar. 30 5% Mar. 11 15 Jan. 6 7% Jan. 100 Amoskeag Mfg common.....» 300 Mar. 13 224 109 59% Sale Amer Utilities & Gen 300 155 191 60 175 3,400 19,400 Sale 109% 109% Sale 92% Mar. 4,400 6,100 Mar. 27 Sale 109 6 75 162,300 29 163 3 900 47,300 149% Sale 106% 107 2 Mar. 16 Mar. 5,600 3,800 * common Ya Mar. 5 3Va Mar. 12 92% Mar. 4,600 •» m m •» 4 41 900 ' H Sale Sale 600 ' 2 55 1,600 m m m ■» 4 1 41,300 : 5 4 w 100 ■ 4H 2 Series A warrants 7,500 100 6% 4& 27% Aluminum Ltd 306 7,500 1,200 1,431 4% A conv Preferred... Aluminum Co H Sale * com % Mar. 9 4H Mar. 4 3H Mar. 12 24H Mar. 24 12 30% Mar. 23 5% Mar. 26 7% Jan. 17 17% Mar. 30 5% Feb. 13 I'iXi Jan. 14% Jan. 3% Jan. 7% Jan. 2% Jan. 15 3 3 Mar. 21 Mar. 9 11 Mar. 10 10 Jan. 11 Mar. 10 72% Mar. 27 5% Mar. 6 22% Mar. 9 54 Feb. 72% 6% 26% 8% 41% Mar. Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. 8% Mar. 16 4% Jan. 21% Mar. 27 4% Jan. 15 38 Sale Jan. 2 Mar. 21 Mar. 9 27 26 13 24 7 Associated Elec Industries— 11,500 24,300 American deposit rects £1 4% Sale 100 33** 3,400 10,900 Associated Rayon Corp com.* 39,900 6% Conv pref ...100 6% pref ctfs of dep 100 3,400 1,600 4,500 Atlantic Coast Fisheries....* 3% 20 15,500 Atlantic Fruit ft Sugar.....* • 7,300 Atlantic Securities com 5% Sale 3 Sale 3 20 Atlantic Coast Line Co_.__50 6,900 3,400 Sale 400 Associated Laundries com..* 3,600 10,700 5K 200 1,700 200 $3 pref with warr.. 5,200 Atlas Plywood...... For footnotes see page 54. 34 55 % Sale 57% Sale 61 2% Mar. 55% Mar. 56 % 4H 8 Sale" 12 6 Sale 13 % Sale 11% Sale * • 5% Mar. % Mar. 8% 11% 12" "l2% 12% "14" 4H 110% % 11% 36% 11 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5% Mar. 6 % Mar. 13 3% Mar. 6 60 Mar. 27 59% Mar. 30 8 Mar. 2 110% Mar. 4 % Mar. 26 13 Mar. 20 Mar. 13 Mar. Mar. 37 Mar. 14% Mar. 10 4% Jan. % Mar. % Jan. 34 Jan. 56 Mar. 4% Jan. 110% Mar. % Jan. 6% Jan. 36% Mar. 8% Jan. 5% Mar. 6 Jan. 3 Feb. 24 Mar. 27 59% Mar. 30 8 Mar. 2 110% Mar. 4 Jan. 8 13% Feb. 26 37 Mar. 13 4 60 14% Mar. 10 \ 42 NEW YOEK CUBE EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES. PRICES NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE In Since March. Jan. 1. Share*. Shares. 84,400 7,400 3,700 5,900 5,900 300 175 50 . 1.500 Bellanca Aircraft 500 v 2,100 400 1,750 20 400 Blauner's 100 4X Sale * » common.. 1.400 Bohack (H C) Co 50 7% 1st pref 50 Ask 5X Sale OX Sale 2 Sale 4 Sale Sale 10 23 29 25X 20 UX 4X 40 4 38 X 108 104 IX IX 37X 2 2 Sale 108 IX IX 2 2 2934 10$i 15 4X 534 40 X 41% 115 IX Sale 108 1034 Mar. 30 Mar. 24 10 * com Mar. 108 ... 4~X ... 3 "24" 15^ 17 20 200 Bowman-Bilt Hotels 200 200 100 ! 600 600 3% Sale 30 X Sale 10X 15 75 70 15M • 20 Jan. 5 Jan. 8 Mar. 10 Jan. 4134 Mar. 10 Mar. 19 16 22 Jan. 5 134 Mar. 21 234 Mar. 28 19 Jan. Jan. 100 14 Feb. 854 Mar. 20 2X Mar. 19 834 Feb. 16 4 16 Feb. 14 3034 Mar. 20 1634 Mar. 5 Feb. 6 26 4134 Mar. 10 Jan. 4 110 134 Mar. 30 134 Jan. 7 15 Feb. 13 28 254 234 3734 1934 Feb. 27 7134 Mar. 3 Mar. 6 * Jan. 14 Mar. 28 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 * * Class A I I* * 15,500 Brit-Amer Tob Ord bearer.£1 Amer dep receipts reg 1,300 £1 24 §9^ Mar. 31 84 Mar. 25 Feb. 17 26 Feb. Jan. 20 Jan. 2 1654 Feb. 18 654 Feb. 27 3834 Mar. 2 1254 Feb. 2 Jan. 13 2 254 4X 7 2 5 634 134 Mar. 12 634 Mar. 17 21 21 20 Mar. 25 Mar. 18 6 Mar. 31 Mar. 25 96 1434 Mar. 10 54 Mar. 6 134 Mar. 4 5 Mar. L60 Mar. 26 8 7X IX 21 24H Sale 7 Jan. 75 [7734 Mar. 5 24 3 Jan. 2 IVA 19C* 80 103 Mar. 6 103 88 34 Jan. 21 96 Mar. 27 160 130 Feb. 19 Mar. 27 Mar. 6 Mar. 31 Mar. 25 17534 Jan.j 22 17734 Jan. 28 6 Mar. 25 Jan. 9 6 154 Mar. 17 Feb. 26 634 Mar. 3 2134 Mar. 19 Jan. 6 154 Mar. 17 OX Mar. 3 21" Mar. 18 2134 Mar. 19 18 2454 Jan. 2054 Jan. 1054 Mar. 3 1734 Mar. 24 X Mar. 5 154 Mar. 10 5 Mar. 6 Jan. 54 1054 1734 X Feb. 24 Feb. 19 2034 Mar. 21 1934 Jan. 16 134 Mar. 19 2854 Mar. 3 Feb.' 3 23 Jan. 6 31 Feb. 11 4 1934 Mar. 2 1934 Mar. 30 1954 Sale Mar. 54 Feb. 20 434 Feb. 19 1134 Jan. 20 24 Feb. 20 Mar. 3 Mar. 24 Mar. 5 234 Feb. 24 54 Mar. 28 34 Mar. 28 554 2 734 134 434 25 Feb. I L03 Mar. 10 1834 Feb. 25 Mar. 5 Jan. 21 Feb. Mar. 27 6 Mar. 12 28 80 Mar. 1V* 25 Mar. 28 17734 Mar. hH 19 Mar. 27 Mar. 27 Sale* Feb. Mar. 16 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 5 84 Mar. 30 X 2 1634 634 3834 2034 102 X 110 » 334 Jan. 15 10X Mar, 25 26 Mar. 17 _* • 5 69 Mar. 25 Mar. 30 80 .x 3 6 Mar. 12 Mar. Id 19 1734 Mar. 20 2934 Mar. 5 2934 Mar. 26 38X Sale 20 2034 73 7134 Mar. 434 Mar. Mar. 30 5 1534 Mar. 5 5 Mar. Sale 6 2 26 100 com. 1,600 Bridgeport Machine com 1.700 Brill Corp class A Class B 1,150 1,800 Brillo Mfg Co common.. 700 700 2,000 334 Jan. Mar. 26 5 Highest. Sale Prices. Prices. Mar. 20 4 2934 Mar. 6 2534 Mar. 8034 Mar. 31 27 Sale 24 Mar. *17 17X Sale 29X 25X Sale 29 22" "24"' Mar. 31 9 434 Mar. 1654 Mar. 25 7 4X ..... Sale • com.. 16,500 Bourjois Inc 7,400 Bower Roller Bearing 5,000 7,000 Mar. 20 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 20 1634 Mar. 2 110 134 Mar. 30 134 Mar. 3 69 76X 69 "3X 100 300 Botany Cons Mills 100 7 1534 Mar. 24 434 Mar. 10 3934 Mar. 9 834 234 634 1534 3034 31 100 70 Boss Manufacturing com * 30 Boston Ac Albany RR__ 100 70 4 Mar. 30 Sale Prices. 35 23 31 2034 55 Sale Prices. 554 Mar. 134 Mar. 4 750 Bo rg-Warner Corp pref 150 1' 1934 Jan. 3 2 Sale Lowest. Highest. Lowest March 31. Ask. Bid. Bid. 6X Sale 15 X Sale 100 t c 2,000 Bliss (E W) & Co common...* 121,600 Blue Ridge Corp com .__* Opt 6% Conv pref.. 53,950 50 5,900 Blumenthal (S) Ac Co com * 700 JAN. ! 8,300 Benef Indus Loan com.__.__* 2,700 Benson Ac Hedges common..* 5,000 Bickford's Inc com ....._.* $2.50 cum conv pref 1,100 2,925 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet * 20 6% preferred..........100 600 200 . Baumann (Lud) fc Co Conv 7% 1st oref 175 8,300 - 1 Bahla Corp common * Preferred .25 400 Bancomit Corp common..__* 100 Bastian Blessing Co * * <■—— mm — — . March 2. Ask. A com...10 778 Babcock Ac Wilcox Co.....100 6,300 2,300 1,700 1,800 1,000 34,000 15,100 1,900 Bid. 800 Aviation Secur of New Eng.* 1,400 Axton-Fisher Tob 800 SINCE 2 1931. INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par 124,908 Atlas Utilities Corp com * Warrants 17,504 15,900 Automatic Voting Mach com * Cony prior participating.-.* 36,200 16,400 Aviation Corp of the Amer * 1,300 Aviation Securities Corp * 600 RANGE IN MARCH. Price Jan. Jan. 6 6 Feb. 25 6 20 10 2 21 3 27 British Celanese— 6.200 500 m — — — — — 900 3,000 2,900 700 2,100 500 American dep receipts.. 17,200 3,400 Bulova Watch Co $3.50 con pf * * 2,600 Burco Inc com 6% pref with warrants. .50 2,000 Warrants 6,600 5,600 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets 20 5,200 Butler Bros mm —mm mm — mm "50 400 200 1.700 4,100 Cable Radio Tube (>X% cum 350 mm mm — mm 10,400 5,700 4,200 100 2,900 220 """650 726,700 4.300 5,800 100 6 35 35 38 Sale Sale 234 Sale 534 634 200 B stock 20 1434 24 4,200 Carrier Corp common...._.* 26 25 Sale 7% 1st partlc pref ...100 New 7% prior preferred.100 1,005 900 Celluloid Corp common.....* 27.000 Centrifugal Pipe Corp......* IX Mar. 30 6 6 254 Mar. 7 654 Mar. 14 154 Feb. 5X Jan. 234 11,733 Chain Stores Develop com..* 12,925 Chain Store Stocks Inc 700 Charts Corp common Mar. 27 154 Mar. 1634 Mar. 534 12234 Mar. 1334 Mar. 20 10 25 2434 X 234 Mar. 16 1734 Mar. 14 *1254 9234 334 4 12254 Mar. 4 12234 15 Mar. 11 1334 6 2 5 Mar. 11 8 24 Mar. 1 6 8 Mar. 11 2534 Mar. 23 * OX Sale 534 10 734 Sale 434 Sale 7X 21X 13 X Sale Mar. 31 16 Mar. 17 48 1054 2234 11 2434 2 7 Mar. 1 Mar. 4 5 11 Mar. 3 24 Mar. 13 1GX Sale 1534 Sale 1534 Mar. 13 Mar. 24 3 58 Mar. 9 80 4034 Mar. 27 Feb. 1 254 Mar. 7 Jan. Jan. 9 234 Mar. Jan. 19 1734 Mar. Jan. 23 9234 Jan. 5 Jan. Jan. 20 Mar. 4 12254 Mar. Mar. Mar. 6 15 Mar. 11 2234 Jan. 13 10 7 17 16 14 24 21 4 11 Mar. 11 Feb. 17 8 26 Mar. 12 3 16 Mar. 31 25 Jan. Feb. Jan. 8 32 Jan. 8 48 Mar. 17 Jan. 28 Feb. 14 59 80 Feb. 26 10 Jan. 5 Feb. 10 6 Jan. 1134 Mar. 18 Mar. 13 24 7 2 Jan. 2 Mar. 83 4] 12 24 6 Mar. 31 Jan. 3 1134 Feb. 2034 Jan. 8 24 Mar. 13 1634 Mar. 2 Mar. 14 1334 Jan.' 2 17 Feb. 19 107 105 15 X Sale 10634 104 10634 10634 Mar. 1934 Sale 1834 Sale *1631 Mar. 8334 Sale 8334 Sale 8234 Mar. 634 Mar. 7234 Mar. 9 15 15 934 Mar. Sale 854 Sale 734 Mar. Sale 934 Sale 834 Mar. 9 8X 234 Sale 100 Cockshutt Plow Co com ._* 800 Cohn & Rosenberger Com 8 Mar. 2054 8334 734 7234 934 934 934 234 Mar. 24 6 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 21 9 3 25 6 11 17 254 Mar. 31 -9 . 102,500 Colombian Syndicate 1 1,100 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25 1,800 Columbia Pictures Corp com * conv 5-16 Sale 18 20 15 22 20 2234 16 26 17X 20 22 16 22 1334 20 11 1634 Sale 234 Mar. 24 954 Feb. 11 654 Jan. 5 14 Mar. 19 14 3 Mar. 13 1834 Mar. 30 2 Jan. 6 Mar. 27 Mar. 25 Jan. 30 Mar. 3 754 Jan. 3 Mar. 20 34 Mar. 17 17 Jan. 20 Jan. Jan. 19 108 7954 654 7234 734 734 54 Mar. 5 3-16 17 1734 Mar. 14 Mar. 24 1634 1734 2054 Mar. 5 5-16 Sale Mar. 14 Jan. Jan. 105 15 *18 Sale 15 15 Common vot trust ctfs 3-16 19 24 Mar. 18 197 Jan. 8 1 193 1 ...._...* 100 Columbus Auto Pts Jan. 834 Mar. 19 454 Mar. 31 Mar. 18 197 193 ........... Preferred BB Sale 7834 Mar. 7X Sale 5X Sale IX Sale 20 Non-voting common * 220 Chic Burl A: Quincy RR..100 2,700 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50 1,380 Chi Id s Co preferred ...100 * 1,632,000 Cities Service common. Preferred * 10,500 Preferred B. 6,800 6,700 8 17 Corp 33,600 100 334 16 51 1,400 Club Aluminum Utensil....* 100 234 134 534 16 875 300 2,800 Mar. 19 3434 Jan. 54 Jan. 134 Feb. 32 "IB"" "30" 6 300 4034 Mar. 27 10 "7 300 3 Mar. 12 Mar. 37 3 300 City Machine & Tool com...* 18",655 42 134 £1 1 23,900 Claude Neon Lights com.. _._* 12,400 Cleveland Tractor com —mm 40 Mar. 28 26 6 Am dep rets B ord shares 100 mm 29 10 8 ...» 4,600 Carnation Co common..._.* 5 3X 14,300 3,600 mm 134 Mar. 10 134 2634 534 134 Sale 400 Canadian Indus Alcohol A..* 50 Canadian Indus 7% pref__100 * 400 Carmen 8c Co conv A stk Chatham Phenix Allied ( 5 c_* com ▼ t 100 Castle (A M) & Co Celanese Corp of Amer— — IX 2834 IX 2534 5 preference._.100 Cat rr era 8 Ltd 500 34^ 27 900 Canada Cement Co com..100 100 800 jJ 4 ... 500 VH- IX Sale 21 8 6 17 8434 Feb. 24 734 Mar. 3 Mar. 25 Mar. 6 1054 Feb. 24 2054 Feb. 72^ 1054 Jan. 8 334 Feb. 954 Feb. 834 Feb. 10 11 3 Jan. 2 9 Mar. 13 22 Feb. 5 Jan. Jan. 23 Feb. 24 22 Feb. 16 Mar. 19 7 3 Mar. 19 14 Feb. 9 2154 Feb. Mar. 19 14 44 pf.* 16 4634 Feb. 10 2154 Feb. 16 1054 Jan. 2 Commonwealth Secur Inc 100 '"455 Conv preferred 200 Compressed Indus Gases....* 2,000 Consolidated Aircraft com..* Consol Automatic 9,300 100 2,700 10,900 1,600 mm— —— — 3.100 1,450 23,650 1,500 Consol Theatres Ltd v t c__* 5,400 Continental Chic Corp com.* 2,200 1,000 4,400 36,675 18 10 X Sale 23 19 9 10 9 23 Sale 7 Mar. 20 9 Mar. 31 7 Mar. 10 s Merchandising v t C ...» 26,000 $3.50 preferred........... 1,100 4,500 Consol Dairy Products .1* 37,500 Consol Laundries 3,800 Cons Retail Stores Inc com.* 600 m————— 100 Convertible preference...* Continental Shares Inc— Preferred series B... X Sale 34 Sale 4 Sale 10 Sale 334 4 1434 Sale 3X Sale IX 5 5 634 35 37 8,600 Cooper Bessemer Corp com $3 cum pref with warr 1,800 Sale 42 I* 934 37 * 23 Sale 19 34 4H Mar. 10 4 Mar. 3 1354 Mar. 17 334 Mar. 5 1 2 Mar. 10 734 Mar. 27 15 Mar. 18 434 Mar. 21 234 8 sn 854 Mar. 12 10 Mar. 25 37 44 X Sale 4434 Sale 15 6 * Sale 634 4 3 534 34 Mar. 1-16 Mar. 31 1 100 Convertible pref....... 100 400 Coon (W B) Co common..._.* 3-16 Sale 36 Sale 32 27 35 Mar. 30 37 1334 Sale 35 34 Jan. 2 134 Jan. 13 734 Mar. 27 ht Mar. Jan. 10 Jan. 15 3 Jan. 434 254 1034 3734 134 Feb. OX Feb. 3734 Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Jan. 31 16 21 26 3 Mar. 30 4454 Mar. 4454 Mar. 2 2 14 133 303 Mar. 25 1934 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 33 Mar. 6 36 Mar. 30 51 37 Mar. 30 5454 Jan. 9 10 36 "6" "15"' 1934 Sale 1 334 Feb. Feb. 15 Jan. 22 4 1334 Mar. 25 3034 Mar. 28 2354 Feb. 24 3654 Jan. 30 334 Jan. 5 2 13 634 Feb. 9 1454 Mar. 25 634 Mar. 3 Copeland Products Inc 2,800 527,800 3,000 ■■■< 1,100 4,400 Class A with warrants * 4,700 5 940,300 Cord Corp 7,000 Corroon & Reynolds com...* $6 Conv pref A 3,600 ...* * 11,200 Corporation Sec of Chic Gourtaulds Ltd... 500 1 100 16,400 5X Sale Sale 11 634 Mar. 19 8J4 Mar. 7 534 Mar. 17 40 Mar. Sale Sale 634 Sale 47 X Sale 14 X Sale 20 Sale 1234 Sale' Mar. 18 1454 Mar. 25 634 Mar. 3 48 Mar. 7 Feb. 9 5134 Jan. 2 1754 Sale 1754 Mar. 30 2054 Mar. 10 1454 Jan. 2 22 Feb. 11 23 35 734 Mar. 7 Mar. 24 1434 Mar. 12 834 Jan. 34 4 43 35 1234 Sale 5 554 47 Sale 46 £1 Am dep rets for ord stk 100 Crane Co com 1,000 734 Mar. req 25 51,700 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..* Crosse & Blackwell— 37 5 Mar. 24 1134 Mar. 2 35 125 3,200 Preferred with warrants..* 4,900 Crown Cork Internat cl A..* Crown Zellerbach Corp 125 conv 30,000 Cuban pref A... Cane Products 400 Cuban Tobacco 1154 Sale "2",355 100 200 47",255 4,300 Cuneo Press com.. 139,800 734 Sale 734 Sale 7 Mar. 11 38 * Mar. 25 Mar. 834 Mar. 12 39 Mar. 23 Mar. 25 3 * 10 700 6V$% pref with warr 100 600 Curtlss Airports v t C * 200 Curtiss Flying Service Inc..* 100 For footnotes see page 54, ~7X Sale" warr.. com v t c 734 Mar. 5 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 35 2534 29 3234 Sale 3554 Sale 3134 Mar. 88 Sale 3 4 Sale 534 2 Mar. 30 3654 Mar. 27 88 Mar. 30 534 X Sale X Sale 34 7 2 X Mar. 9 2 Mar. 9 2 1434 Mar. 12 2454 Jan. 7X Sale 300 "2",455 334 Jan. 534 Jan. 4 5 6 Jan. 19 241 83 Mar. 12 3934 34 654 3654 Mar. 23 Jan. 7 Jan. 21 Mar. 27 Mar. 30 754 Jan. 7 3834 Mar. 25 34 Feb. 26 634 Feb. 5 2754 Feb. 16 85 Jan. 22 88 1 Jan. 2 2 Jan. 5 Jan. 54 Jan. 2 23 3 2 34 Mar. 5 X Mar. 24 Jan. Mar. 234 Jan. 5 6 9 8 23 34 Mar. 24 Jan. 43 NEW YORK OUEB EXCHANGE Jan. March. 300 2 Jan. March 2. 1931. 1. I,100 Davennort Ask Bid. INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par Shares. Shareg. 132,300 85,800 427,200 1214 Sale Hosiery 400 700 2,400 44,100 1,700 5,100 128,100 1.700 200 200 Dayton Airplane * Engine....* ~2% Sale 100 36% Sale • Sale Deere 8c Co com De Forest Radio ▼ t c De Haviland • com 5 4 £1 16 15 14% 12X 1% Sale Sale 42 614 Sale "1% Sale 4 14 3% Sale 16 20 Detroit Gasket & Mfg com..* 100 Diamond Shoe Corp com...* 1 Lowest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 14% Mar. 25 % Mar. 26 1% Mar. 2 1214 Jan. 2 % Mar. 26 1 Mar. 31 15 Feb. 14 Mar. 26 2 32% Mar. 31 1% Jan. 2 42 """966 75 400 Preferred. 30 "Yjioo ............ 7% 6% 6 12% "12% 19% Sale Sale 21% Sale 17% Mar. 4 50% Mar. 25 49 Mar. 6 6)4 250,500 100 Sale 31 37 X Sale 26 Sale Durham Duplex "2,800 Duval Texas Sulphur. * * 2,200 12,200 Eastern Util Invest cl A * 200 400 23,200 v? / 3% 1% Sale Sale 31X Sale 4 214 Sale 20 40 18 2% Sale Sale r- it* 7 16 ~~9~666 18,600 10,100 1.400 10 42,100 Elec Pow Associates com... Class A 84,300 26,100 Elec Shareholdings com... Conv pref with warrants.* 3,300 10 Elgin National Watch Co..25 9 20% Mar. 23 2 50 4% Sale Sale 4 2% 2% Mar. 26 2% Sale 70 9 67 Sale Sale 21 21 15% Sale 86 88% Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 15 3% Mar. 26 9% Mar. 9 6% 14 10 2 Feb. 25 4 Mar. 30 5% Mar. 6 Mar. 24 8 Mar. 5 6 Mar. 27 33% Mar. 28 6% Mar. 23 Mar. 2 16 16% Mar. 30 15% Mar. 30 Sale Sale 15 83 18% Sale 28 3334 Sale Mar. 3 Mar. 26 18% Mar. 31 21 21 18 88 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 21 Mar. 16 18% Mar. 31 400 .1,100 Class A non-vot com......* 47,200 Empire Corporation com....* Cum conv pref.. 700 * 1,500 Warrants 30% 33% IX Sale 800 g Sale 3334 2% 1% Mar. 4 Mar. 16 % Mar. 18 2% Mar. 20 Mar. 11 % Mar. 20 ... 6 11% 2% Sale * 18.000 Empire Steel Corp com 2,700 Employers Re-insurance.__10 Sale 25 6% 1% 24 11% Sale 1% Mar 28 23% Mar. 11 27 16 2% Mar. 2 Mar. 2 25 2,000 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool..* 200 1,800 10,000 12,300 5,500 18,600 1,470 9,600 Falrchild Aviation class A—* 900 Fajardo Sugar ..100 Fandango Gorp com .* 100 Fanny Farmer Candy Shops. 9,700 Fansteel Products Inc......* .* 1,300 Federal Bake Shops com ""260 600 Federal Mogul Corp 1.800 Federated Capital Corp.....5 110 7,000 "Y,406 2% Mar. 1 Mar. 2% Mar. 37 Mar. % Mar. Sale Fabrics Finishing com ._.* Fageol Motors Go com.....10 """800 IX IX IX IX Sale 30 1 1% 214 Sale 4M Sal* 38% 37 Sale 15 1834 10% Sale X 'iox "15% 4 5% ll% I* 4 3 11 1 10 1 18 10 2 13 11 Mar. 21 Mar. 3a Sale 2% Mar. 18 1% Mar. 27 5 Mar. 23 38 Mar. 24 % Mar. 2 10% Mar. 4% Mar. 2 6 1 IX 100 200 200 800 900 4,200 83 7% 3,900 Flintkote Co class A 2 ..♦ 3,100 Foltls-Flscher Inc com 14.900 Food Machinery Corp com..* 18,700 60,900 200 2,500 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..* Class B_. —........* 43 Mar. 12 103 900 7,800 Amer dep rcts..Ord reg £1 627.400 8,100 Ford of France Am dep rets.. Foremost Dairy Prod com.. 36,975 Conv preference ....* 6,150 » 9,100 Foremost Fabrics Corp 800 50 1,200 300 27,100 17,900 class A * II,900 * 85,800 Fox Theatres class A com * 2,100 Franklin (H H) Mfg com 7% preferred 100 75 4 33% Feb. 16 2% Mar. 20 5 12 Fee. Jan. Jan. 10 2 2 9 Jan. 2 72 Jan. 7 88,600 9,700 500 400 Mar. 11 5 16 % Mar. 18 6% Feb. 4 1% Feb. 20 7 Jan. 16 25 Jan. 2 10 Feb. % Jan. % Jan. 1% Jan. 5 20 3 Jan. 2 % Jan. 15% Feo. 5 19 Feb. 12 22 30 5 Jan. 13 2% Jan. 6 % Jan. 22 Feb. 4 3% Jan. 2 28 10 2% Mar. 18 1% Jan. 10 5 Mar. 23 42i Jan. 8 Jan. 15] 11] Feb. 30 19 Feb. 24 4% Mar. 6 8 Jan. 14 27 6 5 Feb. 6 13 10% Jan. 21 Feb. 9 10% Jan. 3 2114 Sale Mar. 2 IX 4 4 4% IH 2% 334 3% IX 2% 414 Sale 5 6% 4% Sale 5% Sale 8 7 6 25 2 29% Mar. 21 62% Feb. 16 15% Mar. 31 9 Mar. 28 1 Mar. 5 2% Mar. 31 3 Mar. 10 15% Sale Sale 3 88% Mar. 36% Feb. 25 Mar. 19 41 10 5 2 Sale 17% Sale Jan. 21% Jan. 41 Sale % Mar. 20 17 29% Mar. 21 45% Mar. 23 48 15 5 Mar. 13 Mar. 31 26 "I"" Sale" Mar. 13% Mar. 3 1% Jan. 13 1 Feb. 3 24 Mar. 25 21 27% Sale 40 1 43 Feb. 27% Sale 10% Jan. 88% Mar. 6 8 Mar. 25 U Mar. 23 3 Mar. >4 33% Mar. 2 26% 25 Mar. 25 2% Jan. 88% Mar. 7 3% Jan. 23 9 3 3 3% 33% Sale 24 7 25 1% Sale 2% Sale 3 Sale 3% Mar. 2„ 4% Mar. 11 5% Mar. 23 34 Mar. 5 3% 4% 4% Sale 5 6 8 Jan. 1% Jan. 29 Jan. 5 9 14% Jan. 2 Mar. 5 7% Jan. 15 Mar. 6 1 Mar. 4 8 1% Jan. 2% Feb. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 19 7% Mar. 13 34 Mar. 5 o?a Jan. 2% Jan. 4% Jan. 5% Jan. 34 Feb. 2 6 2 5 4 8 Mar. 25 12 3 Mar. 23 Jan. 28 19% Jan. 26 10% Mar. 5 3% Jan. 8 Jan. 4 5 6% Mar. 20 Feb. 5 27 6% Jan. 23 7% Feb. 21 34 Feb. 4 .. 1,550 Gamewell Co 6% pref 100 * 1,400 Garlock Packing Co com ._.* 59,100 General Alloys Co 59,200 General Aviation Corp com * 14% 16 4% 5 6% Sale 100% 103 16% 18 8% Sale 99% 101% 100 Mar. 14] 101) 16% Sale 16% Mar. 3i 183 Mar. 6 New corporation w 1 5 128,300 372,800 General Baking common...* Common ctf s of deposit 9,300 Preferred 69,100 Preferred ctfs of deposit 12,900 General Cable warrants 2,800 Mar. 13 900 General Capital Corp com Sale 1 27~" Sale" Sale Sale 28% Jan. 6 4 Jan. 14 5% Jan. 19 12 Mar. 26 Jan. 31 % Jan. 28 2 % Feb. 24 Mar. 26 Jan. 7 Mar. 26 2 Mar. 26 2 3 Mar. 14 Mar. 2 29% Mar. 3 1% Mar. 28 36 Mar. 30 29% * 19 16 2 Mar. Mar. 13 29 Sale 29 30 101% Feb. Mar. 21 17% Mar. % Mar. % Mar. Sale 11% Sale 17: 97% Jan. . General Baking common- 30,800 5,700 10,200 21 25 31 2% Mar. 11 30% Mar. 23 88 12 Sale 9 18 5 Foundation Go foreign shs 2,800 25,500 Mar. 20 30 Ford Motor Go, Ltd, 169.400 3.900 15,000 Mar. 10 13% Mar. 3 1% Mar. 5 % Mar. 20 12% Mar. 1 Mar. % Mar. 23% Mar. 88% Mar. 7 Mar. 12% 1014 Sale 100 200 Firemen's Fund Insur 2.900 Fischman (I) & Son class A 400 Mar. 25 40 1.150 Fire Assn of Philadelphia..M 900 ' 11 31 23 19 26 26 31% Jan. 14 1% Jan. 14 Jan. 39 6% 26% 22% 22% 34% Jan. 3; 103 ,t* 2 A.100 Film Inspection Machine.. 300 Financial Invest Co of N Y.10 29 Feb. 7% Feb. 19 800 Federated Metals Corp.....* 700 Ferro Enameling class A....* 6.400 Flat Amer dep rets.. ..... Jan. 10 18% Mar. 31 4 13 ... 600 19 27 8% Feb. 14 300 Empire Fire Insurance....10 ~8~400 30 % Jan. 3% Jan. Jan. Mar. Feb. Feb. Feb. 18 Mar. 88% Fob. 18% Mar. 5 18% Jan. 25 4 5% Sale 28% 17% 20 7 7 8 2% Jan. 7 Feb. Jan. Feb. 21 Jan. 10 5 6 24 5 4% Jan. 3% Mar. 26 9% Mar. 9 % Jan. 2% Feb. Sale 16 16 i\V* 80 7 Mar. 26 Mar. 20 39% Feb. 24 27% Mar. 19 2% Mar. 21 Emerson Bromo-Seltxer— 300 33.700 Feb. 21% 79% 3% 1% 9% 23 13 Sale 12 X Sale Jan. 102 25* 4 35 300 Elec Household Utilities...10 | 3% Sale 214 Sale 16 51 Feb. Jan. Jan. 2 14 Jan. 19 Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. 19 4 7 30 3 Jan. 52* i* 45 3% Mar. 7 2 Mar. 11 3634 Mar. Mar. 8 Feb. 102 30 2 "~2% "2" ..* 400 Edison Bros Stores com Educational Pictures Inc 8% pref with com pur warr.100 1,725 * 38,200 Eisler Electric com 33 34 Mar. 20 132 12% Jan. 50% Mar. 27% Mar. 19 39% Mar. 20 t 3% Mar. 2 19% Mar. 11 24% Feb. 21 5% Jan. 23% Mar. 20 56 Mar. 5 51 Mar. 26 39 9% Mar. 12 $4 prior pref with warr— Durham Hosiery com cl B : 21% Sale 24% Sale Razor— 1,900 400 10,200 200 3 Mar. 28 24% Mar. 16 30 Mar. 13 37 39 Sale 37% 25% 100 Durant Motors of Can.....10 "v.ooo 7 52 .100 12,700 Dresser (S R) Mfg class A...* Class B * 19,700 14,500 Driver Harris Co common..10 130 7% preferred..... 100 7.5 0 Dublller Condenser Corp...* 324,400 Durant Motors Inc 5,200 5,500 17 Mar. Jan. 8 Mar. 7% Mar. 8 7 6% Mar. 12 Jan. 16 Feb. 26 Mar. 25 4% Mar. 19 14 Jan. 5 1% Jan. 2 18% Mar. 23 24% Feb. 21 126 3,300 Doehler Die-Casting 25 Dominion Bridge Co Ltd....* * 66,700 Douglas Aircraft lac 100 Douglas (W L) Shoe 7% pf 100 2,100 Dow Chemical Co com 40,700 Mar. 8 Class A with warrants... % 2% 44% 8% 12 Mar. 20 3% Mar. 2 19% Mar. 11 17 14 2)4 Sale 17 20 3% Feb. 4% Mar. 19 Mar. 6 Mar. 9 2% Mar. 13 18% Mar. 23 4 i" it* Mar. 8% Mar. 25 Dinkier Hotels Co_.lt0 Highest. HiQhest. Sale Prices 14% Mar. 28 % Mar. 26 1 Mar. 31 32% Mar. 31 5% Mar. 12 1} 4 Sale 32; i Sale 4 Sale 3% 12)4 * ..* Detroit Aircraft Corp 400 Dixon (Jos) Crucible 1. Lowest. Ask. Aircraft Co- Am dep rets ord reg Dclsel-Wemmer-GUbert JAN. SINCE Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. Bid. 100 Davis Drug Stores pref... 100 45,300 21,600 .215,800 RANGE Price NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Since In IN MARCH. PRICES AGGREGATE SALES. 17 Mar. 14 35% Mar. 16 Mar. 27 2% Mar. 6 37 Mar. 6 39 27 Jan. 2 27% Feb. 19 18% Mar. 21 10% Feb. 26 lj! Mar. 14 35] Mar. 16 39 Mar. 27 1 Feb. 18 32 Jan. 13 10% Jan. 13 14 19 18 Mar.i 23% Mar. 30 25 Jan. 9 % Jan. 5% Feb. 27 3% Feb. 24 37 Mar. 6 General Elec Co of Great Brit 2,200 American dep receipts...£1 44,700 ...» 5.600 General Empire Corp Gen FireproofIng com * 1,800 20.600 Gen Laundry Mach com....* """400 10% Sale 11 Sale 10% Sale Sale 24% % % 200 General Parts Corp com....* Convertible pref * 600 24,200 2,100 500 ""266 23,900 10 50 700 100 100 """700 11,400 6,300 !.100 71 General Silk 1st prof * 200 General Stockyards com Gen Theatres Equip Inc $3 cum conv pref .* 158,800 30 Gen Tire 8c Rubber Co com 6% 17 25 X Sale 17% Sale 24% % Sale 24 . 17 24 . 16,900 Gleaner Comb Harvester...* .* 24,300 Glen Alden Coal Co 16,100 Globe Underwriters Exch..* 11% Mar. 6 18 Mar. 2 24% Mar. 30 % Mar. 2 24 Sale 28% Sale 28 Sale 12 Mar. 10 36 Mar. 10 24% Mar. Mar. 84% Mar. 5 Mar. 8% Mar. 35 Mar. 102 634 6 5 10 10 33X 7% 33 34% 6 9% 40 Sale 58 Sale 8% Sale a 78 9% Sale 1 Sale 3% Mar. 50% Mar. 8% Mar. 8 41 £, 8% Mar. 3 2 4 3 100 $3 cum pref with warr....* * 500 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c 5,100 Gotham Knitbac Mach.....* Gorham 15 100 18,200 "2",300 100 310 1,980 5^ Sale 9% Sale ,1% Sale Gramaphone Columbia 100 Graphophone new co w 1.1 20,400 Gramophone Co Ltd rets .£1 300 Grand Rapids Varnish...__* * 6,200 Graymur Corp..... * 1,450 Gray Tel Pay Station com 17 X 10 22 18 20% 19% 20 28 20 5-16 25 14 Sale % Sale 24 ' 7" Sale 3 28 6 30% 6524 Sale 118 Sale 1I9" Sale" 170 Sale 210 2 29 Mar. 10 Mar. 7 Mar. 11 20 Feb. 10 35* Mar. 12 23 Feb. 3 Jan. 10 60* ll* Jan. Jan. 5% Jan. 36 Jan. Feb. 5% Jan. % Jan. 27 85 7 2 12 common % Sale 10% Sale 3 5 27% Sale 6 20 20% Mar. 26 5-16 Mar. 26 123 10% Sale 3 stock * Non-voting For footnote* see page 54. Mar. 22% 22 910 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref.100 3,380 Mar. 25 Mar. 7 s!4 Mar. 23 3 Feb. 31% Feb. 16 38% Mar. 7 13 2 Jan. 8 Feb. 10 Feb, 21 16 Jan. 26 11% Mar. 25 1% Feb. 26 Inc 500 1,800 1 11% Feb. 16 102 Feb. Mar. Feb. Mar. Jan. Feb. 17% Feb. 500 Golden State Milk Prod...25 580,500 Goldman-Sachs Trading....* * 32,250 Gold Seal Electric Co 11% Mar. 10 5% Jan. 20 30% Mar. 11 82% 84% 4% 8% 33% 22% 250 Goldblatt Bros Inc com....* 224,200 15,500 27 21% Jan. 5% Mar. 20 8% Mar. 26 35 Mar. 12 ivj.<*r. Feb. 7 19 12 % Mar. 19 3 Mar. 11 85 ""2% Mar.""7 Sale 56 29% Mar. Mar. 7 102 17 12 26 Jan. 5 30% Mar. 11 cum _ 10% Mar. 14 16 Mar. 11 23% Mar. 30 % Mar. 19 11% Mar. 10 25 preferred A... ...» 3,200 Gerrard (S A) Co com ..* 300 Gilbert (A C) Co com Preferred ......* 300 * 100 Gladding McBean & Go 50 14 24 9] ft Feb. Mar. 26 19 Jan. 6 Mar. 18 5-16 Jan. 21 12% Mar. 23 Mar. 23 12 Mar. 23 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 3 27% Mar. 31 71 Mar. 12 118% 120% 118% Mar. 5 210 Mar. 2 230 244 9% Feb. 20 5 Mar. 24 Mar. 13 Mar. 9 Mar. 23 Jan. 23% Feb. 63% Jan. 117 Feb. 167% Jan. 28 3 3 23% Jan. 23 27 Feb. 26 14 Jan. 5 12% Mar. 23 14% Mar. 17 Jan. 23 53 29 3 73! Mar. 24 Feb. 4 11 121% Mar. 9 Mar. 23 2 259 44 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES. Since March. Shares. '' — — Jan. — Bid 1.200 Great Northern Paper Co Grier (S M) Stores Inc— Common 800 "6", 100 21,900 Grocery Stores Prod 500 1,350 Guardian Investors 100 2,200 Guenther Law inc 6 600 "i",76o _* 3 900 — ■ „ , 700 100 100 X. ■ m — m ? ^ ^ ■ — - — — — 1,400 75 £5vv — mmrnm — mm mm mm , mm 4,500 21,000 ''mm mm'mm 'mm ' 3,700 5X 7 f 6,900 100 'mm'* mm 50 Horn 8c Hardart com... Preferred mm mm * 700 200 2,200 6,800 9,200 100 100 Iron Fireman Mfg com Irving Air Chute com 5,800 12,900 1,300 200 300 300 200 2,000 1,300 200 ' — - rnm mm — — - ■ * mm mm 200 1,600 200 300 ,1.900 mm mm-- 10 15X 2X 20 X 200 2X 6X 20 35X 10 X 35 5,600 v 21 Sale 3X 100 ------ - 500 200 2,900 900 600 — — - — — 129,200 9,800 110 5,200 2,200 3,700 24,200 2,100 1,200 13,300 1,000 4,600 2,700 600 182,200 31,400 240 — — - 13 Convertible pref Sale 3 — — 400 - — — 200 61,500 2,140 — — —/— ' — ■ * 13 2X 10X 39 *X 35 Sale 2X 1034 Lefcourt Realty com...... 7X 29 X Sale 41X Sale of/484 29X Sale 3X 3X 3X 71,100 200 Preferred Lehigh Coal & Nav Lerner Stores Corp com * • Ley (Fred T) & Co Inc * Libby McNeil & Llbby 10 Liberty Baking Corp com...* Liberty Dairy Products ._* Lily Tulip Cup Corp com...* Loew's Boston Theatres Loew's Inc warrants -10 46 * com 6 % % pref with com pur w_* Sale 734 Sale Sale 39 X Sale 82 60^ Sale '60X Sale' 8V4 Sale 8 Sale OX 6 Sale 55 40 2% 46 Sale 3234 Mar. 23 2734 Mar. 28 1034 Mar. 27 Mar. 23 16 Mar. 2 Mar. 11 18 2634 Mar. 23 Mar. 4 30 7 3 Mar. 6 534 Mar. 21 5 10 3 Sale 27 30 5 51% 100 Preferred class A Mesabl Iron see page 54. Jan. 5 634 Mar. 26 Jan. 27 22 Feb. 26 2 18 Jan. 12 14 15 Jan. 14 6 26 834 Mar. 19 4034 Mar. 17 Mar. 10 Feb. Jan. Jan. 7 Feb. 134 Jan. 13 9 4 Fob. 11 11 11 12 70 13 Jan. 20 17 70 Feb. 7 28 2534 Jan. 7X Sale 10 X 12 10 Jan. Jan. 32% Sale 534 7 15% Sale 1054 Sale Jan. Jan. 10 Jan. 28 5034 Feb. 2234 Jan. 254 Jan. 9 434 Jan. 934 Feb. Sale 6 Mar. 24 16 5 13 X 8 8X 10 12X 8 12 H6 5 12X 834 X 9 9 10 Sale 101 Sale 34X 7 37 534 Mar. 23 1234 Mar. 3 234 Mar. 23 85 634 Jan. 8 6 Jan. 48 Mar. 18 56 46 Jan. Jan. 14 8 234 Jan. 354 Feb. 2 10 Jan. 19 15 9 Mar. 2 Mar. 17 234 Jan. 2654 Jan. 634 1554 1034 134 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 155f Mar. 31 734 Jan. 2 16 31 20 25 6 Jan. 834 Mar. 28 26 24 40 10 Sale 30 134 1334 2334 834 Jan. 13 Feb. 16 Jan. 8 Mar. 17 Jan. 9 34 Feb. 25 10 654 Jan. 7 6 534 Mar. 23 1234 Mar. 3 354 Mar. 23 1234 Feb. 24 234 Mar. 23 Sale IX IX 8% - IX Feb. 4 8 14 Feb. 12 Mar. 16 12 Mar. 16 M 10 34 Sale 3454 Sale 334 34 Mar. 31 10034 1034 434 2934 Mar. 16 34 Jan. 134 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 101 Mar. 14 1034 Mar. 4 434 Mar. 20 3454 3 98 Mar. 14 Mar. 4 Mar. 31 10 Mar. 3 Mar. 10 334 Mar. 16 8 21 10 Sale 14 15 H 2 Feb. 21 14 254 Jan. 34 Feb. Jan. 28 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 1234 13 1134 Mar. 16 1434 Mar. 26 10 Feb. 1034 434 37 834 834 334 154 Mar. 17 2234 Mar. 9 134 Jan. 18X Jan. 834 Jan. 10 Jan. 7 2034 Jan. 2334 Jan. 31 1234 2554 2654 3634 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 30 Mar. x25 Jan. 24 154 23 20 154 Sale 154 Sale Sale 934 10 1-32 Mar. 28 134 Sale" 105 , 834 109 934 Sale 3 134 Sale 43 46 7 2 Mar. 2 934 Mar. 6 Mar. 28 117 834 Mar. 14 2 234 Mar. 28 2354 Mar. 28 3 24 Mar. 12 Mar. 12 1834 10 3 2 14 Mar. Mar. 134 Mar. 17 102 ... ""§"" Sale' 3 Mar. 27 6 34 37 2 354 Mar. 3 354 Mar. 3 3834 Mar. 30 4034 Mar. 4 2 3834 3 3 2034 9 54 Sale 48 Sale 14 7 6 27 Feb. 21 Jail. 22 20 Mar. 26 7 54 Mar. 12 4334 Mar. 11 50 Mar. 7 Mar. 26 134 Mar. 9 102 34 Sale 10234 Sale" 3834 Mar. 10 2834 Mar. 23 2934 Mar. 23 9934 Mar. 30 11354 Mar. 17 22 26 23 2654 1954 Mar. 2234 Mar. 25 18 25 23 1234 1454 934 Sale SX 1434 234 2354 1854 354 33 Sale 6 34 Jan. 40 Jan. 2 15 2034 834 3834 2834 Feb. Jan. Mar. Mar. 77 Jan. 23 Mar. 10 20 Jan. 23 Mar. 23 Mar. 934 Mar. 31 13 234 Mar. 18 Mar. 11 1954 Mar. Mar. 14 Mar. 9 134 Mar. 27 3534 Mar. 21 Jan. 5 Feb. 21 1134 Feb. 25 1434 Feb. 5 4 Jan. 9 30 Jan. 2 1934 334 134 4034 Feb. 17 Jan. 26 Feb. 6 Mar. 4 3 28 Mar. 9 Jan. 7 3 Jan. 3 134 Feb. 26 50 2034 834 3834 2934 2 11354 5 10 334 Feb. 16 20 15 10 23 7 234 Mar. 18 7 6 2734 Jan. 3 654 Jan. 27 4 1 31 14 5 28 28 21 3 12 1934 Mar. Mar. 9 24 5 32% Jan. 134 Jan. Mar. 20 Feb. Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. 1934 Mar. 24 30 Jan. 7 23 Mar. 20 15 10 23 17 4 22 7 234 Mar. 18 234 Feb. 6 934 Mar. 31 1434 Jan. 14 80 3136 Sale Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar. 2 Feb. 28 2 Mar. 28 120 5 4 Mar. 3254 Jan. 26 MX Mar. 26 134 Jan. 2 Mar. 20 1234 Mar. 6 2554 Mar. 5 2734 Feb. 27 2 Jan. 8 x24% Feb. 5 954 Jan. l-32Mar. 28 102 4 Jan. Feb. 3 Mar. 10 Jan. 2 134 Feb. 3 18 7 Mar. 13 27 7 Jan. 9 18 Feb. Mar. 6034 Feb. 16 5134 Feb. 19 10 134 Mar. 12 2334 Mar. 10 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 25 134 Mar. 20 13 15 23 13 100 24" "28" Jan. 24 37 2754 17 40" "45"" 2 4 434 Mar. 2934 Mar. 20 1034 2434 2334 3234 '38 34 Mar."16 77 17 1254 Feb. 18 334 Jan. 13 11 Jan. 5 24 10154 Jan. 5134 Feb. 19 7 16 Feb. Jan. 1034 13 2334 2554 2654 Sale 3634 Sale 2734 33 1154 Sale 5 42 6 1034 Jan. 5 Sale 27 Mar. 1334 Mar. 27 Mar. 16 7 8 234 X Jan. 12 32 X Sale 39 40 31 20 25 16 8 28 10 3 1254 Mar. 30 934 Sale '"lo" 7 Mar. Mar. Mar. Feb. Jan. Mar. Jan. Mar. 12 7 100 M Sale 1734 OX4. 3% Mar. 17 Jan. 31 7 1554 1034 134 1334 2334 834 2334 134 854 11 X ... 2X 30 1354 Feb. 4 434 Feb. 24 35 18 116 8X Jan. 14 Mar. 18 354 Feb. 3 434 Mar. 31 10 1534 1 19 9 1234 154 18X 20 Mar. 21 56 24 134 Mar. 3 854 Mar. 27 Mar. 31 Feb. 48 17 35 4 Jan. Jan. 4934 Feb. 16 Jan. 59 21% 25X 11 12X 3 10 Sale Sale 23 Mar. 13 UX Sale IX Mar. 26 434 Jan. 10 18 12 96 8 834 4 27 i?* "16" ~13% % 54 Mar. 9 Feb. 534 Mar. 21 6334 Mar. 26 934 Feb. 26 854 Feb. 26 3 Mar. 18 Mar. 2 9 834 Mar. 17 1 Mar. 11 Jan. 28 30 23 23 \2X X 18 4 5034 Feb. 8 Mar. 31 1554 Mar. 31 934 Mar. 3 154 Mar. 28 103% Mar. 20 3 1134 Mar. 26 6 19 52 Mar. 21 85 1134 Mar. 18 3 22 23 Mar. 19 12 4 20 Mar. 27 Jan. 27 2834 Jan. 434 Jan. 1034 Jan. 100 334 Mar. 9 434 Mar. 31 3134 Mar. ig* 2834 Jan. 254 Jan. 1034 Jan. 3534 Jan. 11 57 254 Mar. 27 434 Mar. 31 Sale 3 Sale 3234 Mar. 23 2734 Mar. 28 2554 Mar. 15 Feb. Jan. 46 11 Feb. 5234 Feb. 2934 Jan. 8234 Jan. 42 Mar. 17 Mar. Jan. 10 2 Mar. 10 6334 Mar. 26 50 60 2334 Feb. 334 Feo. 5634 Mar. 5 4754 Mar. 10 6034 Mar. 6 834 Mar. 24 654 Mar. 27 Sale 7 32 X Mar. 21 Feb. 1434 Jan. 154 Jan. 2134 Mar. 24 734 Mar. 31 54J4 Mar. 30 3934 Mar. 31 85 conv • 6,400 12,000 Mesta Machine Co common.5 For footnotes 4 4 Mar. 30 Jan. 12 2134 Mar. 24 "~4% Sale" ^8X 11 Mercantile Discount Corp 2,700 Merritt Chapman 8c Scott...* — 17 2 54 Jan. 34 Jan. Mar. 13 10 Mar. 30 x8X Sale 2X 3X 4 3% 87% 200 Mercurbank Vienna Am shs.. 400 Mar. 23 2234 Mar. 28 334 Mar. 27 13 Mar. 17 4334 Mar. 19 10234 Mar. 18 10334 Mar. 20 2434 26X 434 Sale * Mead Johnson Ac Co com....* 30 2 5 52 Sale 2 100 10,100 39 ..25 Louisiana Land 8c Expl com.* Ludlow Mfg Associates * Class A 7 8 15 Jan. 634 Feb. Mar. 19 80 50 76 48 X 8X 100 — 54 Mar. 1 4 35 Brandes Ltd— pref .* 2,100 Mercantile Stores Co ..100 100 Merch & Mfrs Sec com A * mmm — 2034 Mar. 16 234 Mar. 9 11 Mar. 10 3234 Mar. 23 2554 Mar. 4 1034 Mar. 27 30 10 * 700 McWilliams Dredging Co 200 400 Jan. 14 Feb. 28 Jan. Jan. Feb. 24 8 5X * May Hosiery Mills, Inc— 100 14 pref with warrants....* 100 McCord Radiator 8c Mfg?t s. * 50 McKee (A G) & Co class B.._* — 1,300 13 X 28X 20 com 4,100 Mapes Cons Mfg Co * 2,800 Marion Steam Shovel com..* 200 Maryland Casualty 10 500 Massey-Harria Co Ltd com * 112,100 Mavis Bottling Co of Am * 5,040 Mayflower Associates Inc * 50 700 49,600 834 Mar. 19 4034 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 3 934 Mar. * 500 Manhattan Dearborn Corp.* 200 Manning Bowman 8c Co cl A_* 100 Class B * mmrnmmm 1,500 g 20 American shares.......... 650 100 — 10 13 5 22X com * 200 Magnin (I) & Co com ...» 600 Mangel Stores Corp com * — 400 325 :".m Mar. 17 ... JonasfltNaumburg Corp 21,900 MacMarr Stores Inc '■ — 13 50 Lawrence Port Cement...100 ------ 10,600 1,200 Sale 3 * com 8,550 Lackawanna Secur.. _* 600 Lake Superior Corp.. * 200 Deposit receipts........ 2,300 Lakey Foundry & Mach * 300 Land Co of Florida • 210 Landers Frary & Clark 25 -----— Mar. 16 IX 29 50 * 350 6% cum pref 100 300 Kress (S H) 8c Co spec pf__10 100 Kruskal & Kruskal com * 3,950 15 M 25 22 3X Sale 10 ux Koppers Gas & Coke Co— 150 100 600 600 X 34 xx t c._* Jefferson Elec. Co. 12,700 Mar. 16 1734 Mar. 12 'ohnson Motor Co com.....* Johnson Publishing com..10 Kolster 1634 Feb. 54 Jan. 16 * 900 Knott Corp common 100 Kobocker Stores com 100 4 Mar. 10 2 Sale k 10 Warrants Jaeger Machine Co 2,300 Klein (Henry) pref 1,300 Kleinert (J B) Rubber mm 27 18 6 10 5 26 Jan. 2 834 Mar. 19 9X 25X 10 300 Kellogg Swltchb & Supply. 10 600 Klein (D Emil) Co common..* 400 Jan. Jan. 4 Fob. 97 13 3 60 MX IX 12 71 warrants 2,900 Internat Safety Razor cl B_* 20.200 Interstate Equities com....* Conv preferred 16,400 .* 1,300 Interstate Hosiery Mills....* 600 — $6 2d pref with 24 Interlake Steamship __* 300 Internat Cigar Machinery..* 2,300 Internat Holding & Invest..* 2,500 Internat Products com * mm Jan. 3 2 M W 100 11,900 Insur Co of North Amer 36,200 Insurance Securities Co 8,200 Intercoast Trading Com 200 23 3934 Mar. 12 14 17 5 634 Mar. 26 354 Mar.f 4 38 * common. 7% 1st preferred 350 4,600 5,900 2,600 Jan. Feb. Jan. 4 OX O °A 5% Sale 15 2X 9X 100 13,400 Indus Finance com y t c 10 600 7% cum pref 100 18,200 Insull Utility Investment * 50 6 9 Mar. 10 4 425 India Tire & Rubber com...* mm. 3 18 97 9 Sale Prices. 27 X Feb. 16 Mar. 25 6 100 Amer dep rets ord shs reg £1 400 Imperial Tobacco of Can...5 2,700 Imp Tob of Gt Brit 8c Irel_.£l 2,400 Mar. 10 15 Imperial Chem Industries Ltd ""360 9 37 3934 Mar. 12 134 Mar. 12 Holt (Henry) & Co partic A 20 Hormel (Geo A) 8c Co com...* Horn (A C) Co com » 100 Mar. 25 12 100 9 97 __5 Houdallle Hershey Corp— 500 Convertible pref cl A _• 5,000 Huyler's Co of Del com.. * 700 7% preferred .....100 13,000 Hydro-EIec Secur com * 28,300 Hygrade Food Prod com * 200 — . Holophane Co 1. Highest. 2434 Jan. 2234 Feb. 37 7 IX 12 100 aQX Sale Second preferred 100 Hires (Chas E) class A com..* 75 700 200 300 100 5,450 100 2,300 Lowest. Sale Prices. 25 30X 8 9 5 150 Heywood Wakefield com..100 25 7% 1st pref 100 — 25 Highest. Sale Prices. 1 com com 4,200 Hazeltlne Corp 8,300 Helena Rubinstein com....* 1,600 Heyden Chemical Co 2,800 JAN. (Rudolph) Russell 80 Hart Schaffner & Marx "2,800 2 97 3X Sale 1X 5 17 20 4,500 Happiness Candy St cl A...* 2,800 Hartman Tobacco Co ...10 1,000 10 9 12^ 96H 100 6 X Sale 200 Habirshaw Cable & Wire1,900 Hall (C M) Lamp Co........* 800 Hammond Clock com.......* Handley-Page Ltd Am dep rets partic pref— 400 """loo Ask. 16 t c. .* v Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. 34 100 Ground Grlpper Shoe com * 2,400 Guardian Fire Assurance..10 — Bid. 25 400 Greenfield Tap 8c Die com. 400 Greif (L) 8c Bros Inc com...* 150 7% preferred 100 400 Greyhound (The) Corp com. * "'loo — March 2. Ask. 200 Great Lakes Engineering..10 — SINCE 2 1931. INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par 800 Gr Lakes Dredge 8c Dock * 1,200 RANGE Price Jan. 1. Shares. IN MARCH. PRICES NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE In Feb. 2 34 Jan. 28 19 29 Jan. 80 Feb. 2 134 Mar. 27 3534 Mar. 21 AGGREGATE PRICES SALES. Ask. (Con.) Par Bid. # Sale * 200 Metal Textile Corp par pref.* "2 " Sale 2,900 Metropolitan Chain Store*..* X 2% • 100 Met 5-50c Store* class A INDUS. & MISC. Shares. 8hares. """466 % Metal 8c Mining Share* com. 22,400 7,400 "2" 400 6,400 1,600 5,800 200 1,800 Midland 33 3 42# 4 IX 16# 33 3X X 15 * Royalty $2 pref Ask. Bid. 1% Sale Bid. "'300 Conv pref series 800 Midvale Co Miller (I) & Sons 200 14 17# Sale * Midland United Co com 1,850 * A 100 17# Mar. 2 20# Mar. 13 75 60 Mar. 3 9# Mar. 24 82 Mar. 3 68 8% 13 89# 88 Montecatlni Min 8c Agric— 600 400 30 k 9 Amer dep receipts....... 100 Warrants 9,700 Moody's Invest Service pref-* 1,000 5,200 x 30 25 "36" "38"" 1,200 12,000 10,000 1,200 Nachman-Sprlngfilled Corp.* ..* 25,800 National American Co 28,200 National Aviation Corp.....* 200 National Baking com 17,300 7,000 200 900 900 1,500 9,600 2,800 600 ""Boo 18,200 5,500 25 20 Sale 8 4# 2 Sale 28 * Corp...* Nat ContainerCorp— $2 convertible pref...... Nat Dairy Prod pref A 100 Natl Family Stores common.* Preferred 25 Nat'l Bond & Share 2 Sale 15 20 15 30 13 107# 3% Sale 3# 5 Sale 2 3# 4% Sale 1# 9# 5# Sale Sale 7 500 340 500 % Sale 29,300 6,100 '""loo 28# X 1# 600 Nebel (Oscar) Inc com......* • 200 Neet Inc conv class A... 100 Sale IX Sale "I X ~~4# Preferred.. 400 36# 17# Sale 40 39 11# Sale Sale 34 4# 2# Sale^ -4* 10# 11 12 78 "'1,345 500 400 15 17 20 * 23 20 2.. 24 # 94# 18# ~ 1~9O6 ■ 2,800 Newberry (J J) Co com 1 2# Mar. 25 16# Mar. 14 31# Mar. 16 3# Mar. 25 17# Mar. 28 31# Mar. 16 10# Mar. 13 32# Mar. 31 12# Mar. 5 34# Mar. 11 17# Sale o# 3 2 3 » 9 2A Sale 5 Mar. 30 6 3,000 1,400 100 York Hamburg Corp..50 36# 12 Sale c \* Sale .__* 500 N Y Merchandise Co.. 100 26 A 10 3 Mar. 9 24 20 19 A * 16,500 Nlles-Bement-Pond com 6,900 Noma Elec Corp com..____..* ...5 47,500 Nordon Corp Ltd com 3,000 31,800 4% % Sale 5# 9# Mar. 18 10 15 22# 19 7# 2# 3# 51,800 9 3 4# 2# Mar. 3 2# Mar. 17 1,350 800 3,200 1# 66# Mar. 19 14# Mar. 28 19# Mar. 4 24 2# 24# Mar ."30 26 Mar. 30 95 93# 101 6# 9# 2# Sale 3# 4 7# Mar. 2# Mar. 5 9 27# Mar. 28 17 Mar. Mar. 2 4 5,800 8,200 1,500 9 18 26# Mar "II 95# Mar. 28 Class A without Jan. Sale 5# 7-16 Sale 19# Mar. 31 5# Mar. 31 # Mar. 21# Mar. 26 6# Mar. 17 1# Mar. 17 2# Mar. 21 6 6# # Sale 1# Sale Sale 1# Sale IX 2% 30 37# 9# 12% 10 13% 11 Sale 16 17 40 40 A 48# Sale 40 37 8 39 10# 15 16 46# 46# Mar. 18# Mar 50# Mar. 5 9 105# Mar. 19 106# Mar. 26 19 9 Mar. 7 Mar. 20 16# Mar. 46# Mar. 12 40 Mar. 11 . warr.....* Class B without warr.....* 2,600 2,700 1,200 100 1,600 Oliver Farm Equip new com.* 15,000 Outboard Motors cl B com..* Class A conv pref...._.._* 5,925 .* 9,400 Overseas Securities Co ,100 100 300 Ovlngton Bros partlc pref..* 100 Pacific Finance Corp com.. 10 3# Sale 4% 7 3# Sale 3# 6 4# 4# 3 Mar. 31 4# Mar. 7 5 Mar. 10 4# Mar. 7 200 1,600 29,700 575 200 100 70,100 ,13,100 250 Pepperell Mfg Co 800 Perfect Circle Co 125 Perfection Stove Co... 100 50 Pet Milk 7% 400 20,500 2,100 550 1,200 33,500 """600 300 "2% 3# 4# 8 900 ! 7,000 30,600 6,900 23,000 1,800 118,700 1,300 33,000 3 3# 1 18 Sale 4 Sale 10 6X Sale 28# 27# 10 9# 7# Sale "26# 12# 6# Sale 26 7 25 X * 25 Class A Philippe (Louis) class B con 2V^ 3 10 9 X Sale 10# 13 Corp... Preferred Pie Bakeries of America A..* Pierce Governor Co • Pilot Radio 8c Tube class A.* Pines Wlnterfront 1# Sale 2,200 Pittsburgh Forglngs 2,450 Pitts 8c Lake Erie RR 2,650 Pittsburgh Plate Glass 42,300 Polymet Mfg Corp com 4 2% 4% 3 10% 17 2# 12 100^ 105 10* n" Sale 20# Sale Sale 1# Sale 24# Sale 36# Sale 5 5# 9# Sale Sale 24 Sale 35# Sale iSS 6 Sale 50 com 400 Potrero Sugar common.. 1,500 Powdrell 8c Alexander 25 * * 6 Sale 7% 9 100% 101% "l% "3" 3 108# 115 4* Sale 5 7% 8 Sale 4 Participating conv stock..* 47,700 Prince & Whitely Trading..* $3 Conv pref A » 14,200 ~36# "40" *sr fsstnotes see p*ge 54. 25 Sale % Sale 14 15 2 14 Mar. 24 8 Mar. 81 Mar. 25# 27# 9# 6# Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 1# Mar. 93 Mar. # Mar. 10# Mar. 17 Mar. 1# Mar. 23 35# 4# 9# 17# 6# Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 4# Mar. 9# 29# 109# 28# 27# 9# 7# 4 Mar. 21 Mar. 6 Mar. 26 Mar. 5 Mar. 9 Mar. 13 Mar. 2 Jan. 4 Mar. 9 70 Jan. 9 29# Mar. 16 11 Mar. 9 11# Mar. 10 1 Jan. 14 22# Jan. 9 6# Mar. 17 # Mar. 2 9 5 Jan. 22 Feb. 13 4# Feb. 10 3 26 Jan. 2 Jan. 14 9 Feb. 5 Jan. 7 Feb. 2# Mar. 21 1# Feb. 10 Feb. 27 2 19 29 Jan. 26 8 Jan. Feb. 40 38# Jan. 7 15 11# Feb. 20 18# Mar. 5 51# Feb. 24 Feb. 10 70 12 6 Feb. 24 105# Mar. 19 106# Mar. 19 3 Mar. 10 5 Mar. 31 4 3# Feb. 7 4# Mar. Jan. 29 5# Jan. 3# Jan. 7 12 27# 39 40 40 49 10 29 10 29 25# Mar. 39# Mar. Jan. 29 140 Jan. 28 2# Jan. 4# Jan. 2# Jan. 21 6 2 6 Feb. 24 Jan. 22 2 Jan. 22 2 11* Mar. 9 Mar. 23 IX Mar. 24 100 Mar. 5 Mar. 20 iy: 2V 39 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 Mar. 2 2 14 5 Feb. 2 12 Feb. 3 30# Jan. 30 8 28 Mar. Feb. 24 Mar. 6# Jan. 2 Jan. 6 4 1# Feb. 76# Feb. 21 30# Feb. 19 Jan. 10 6 Mar. 25 78# Feb. 18 Mar. 9 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 1 Jan. 20 1# Mar. 24 Mar. 5 93 Mar. 3 100 Mar. 20 1 # Jan. 12 10 Jan. 24 12# Mar. 26 Mar. 27 21 8 13 Jan. Feb. 24 2 1# Mar. 16 Mar. 6 27 Jan. 5 3 15" Mar. 10 18 Mar. 13 10 Mar. 24 4# 3# 17# 5# Mar. 10# Mar. 25# Mar. 18 40 Mar. 12 8# Feb. 80 15 23 Mar. Mar. 12 Mar. 17 11 7 109# Mar. 26 25# Mar. 25 28# Mar. 5 Feb. 10 30 2 19# Jan. Feb. 3 10 6 6# Jan. 81 9 5# Mar. 30 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 26 Mar. 16 Feb. 2# Mar. 30 14 80 2# Mar. 25 78# Mar. 2 5 30 Prentice Hall Inc 100 2 2 Mar. 24 6 12 10# Mar. 4 Mar. 11 108# 105# 106# 105 40# Mar. 7 41# 6# 4 Mar. 30 4# Sale 25 * 1,600 Pratt 8c Lambert....._.....* 7# Sale 3# Mar. 5# Mar. Mar. 24 2# Mar. 30 2 Mar. 28 14 15 40 5 Pitney Bowes Postage .Meter* 10 Mar. 140 Mar. 12 Mar. 24 5 2# Mar. 78# Mar. 34# Mar. 78# Sale 20 2# Mar. 4 5# Mar. 19 28# Mar. 92# Sale 27# Sale 19 X 100 pref Phoenix Securities Sale 29 14,800 Philip Mor'a Con* Inc com. 400 73,000 lVi 2# 2# 3 5# Sale 4# 5 1# 2 9# 13 * 2,900 Ferryman Electric Co 8,300 600 5# 100 ..... 700 30 3# Sale 6# Sale 2 Sale 4# Sale 2% 2% 4% 2% 2A 300 Penn Traffic Co 60 200 Feb. 4 Parke, Austin 8c Lipscomb— Conv partlc pref 400 .._* * 3,300 Parke Davis 8c Co * 29,700 Parker Rust-Proof com 675 Patterson Sargent Co com..* • 2,100 Pender (D) Groc Co cl A Class B • 2,750 * 206,700 Pennroad Corp com v t c .V 50 400 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. """266 5,600 21,900 4,800 7,400 * Paramount Cab Mfg com 17 13# Jan. # Jan. 1# Jan. 3 2 38 22 Jan. 2 # 18# 4# # 2 # Mar. 2 Jan. 5 5 Jan. 7 20 Jan. 2# Feb. 26 26# Mar. 11 95# Mar. 28 2# Jan. 23# Jan. 10 25 Old Colony RR 2,000 11# 13 74 80 17 23 26# Jan. 21# Sale Mar. 9 8# Mar. 30 19 2# Feb. 28 2# Mar. 17 3 29# Mar. 16 11 Mar. 9 11# Mar. 10 27 Jan. 1 7# Mar. 1# Feb. 2# Mar. 31 Jan. 1 5# Feb. 24 Jan. 93 4 Mar. 9 11 Ollstocks Ltd— 500 Mar. 11 66# Mar. 13# Feb. Mar. , 12 Sale 10 100 6% preferred 34# Feb. 68 100 Feb. Feb. 23 78 9 30 350 Ohio Brass class B__ 100 Feb. 13 Jan. 9 Mar. 19 10 24 17 42 Jan. 2 27 . "¥,666 Mar. 16 . 1# Jan. # Jan. 1# Jan. 27# Sale 10# 11 9# Sale Sale % Sale 10 28# Jan. * Nor Amer Aviation Inc— Option warrants series A_. 107,200 1,100 North American Cement. 2,400 Northam Warren Corp pref.* 5,750 North & South Amer Corp A* 1,500 Northwest Engineering II,300 Novadel Agene com.......—* 21 Feb. 3# Mar. 25 17# Mar. 28 Mar. Jan. Mar Feb. Jan. 5 2 4# Mar. Feb. 5 Feb. 1 Mar. 30 3 24 Jan. 2# 15# 31# 36# Mar. 7 7# Feb. 5# Feb. 26 Jan. 68 9 Stock purchase warrants. 700 "¥,900 11 Sale 7 50,000 Niagara Share Corp (Md)..10 19,100 29# 4 *8* 3# Jan. 5# Mar. 2# Mar. 3 2# Mar. 17 1H 5 24 2 2# 25# 28 93# 101 6# % preferred New Feb. 7# Feb. # Mar. N Y & Foreign Investing— 100 Jan. 1 Jan. 10# Mar. Feb. 45 Jan. Mar. 2 Jan. 26 35# 10# 32# 50 5 26 28 27 19 27 11 20 Feb. iS* 4# Jan. 5# Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 12 17 ' Jan. 3 5 9 Mar. 108 106# Mar. 3# Mar. 9# Feb. 70 7% 2,900 New Haven Clock Co com. 5,100 New Mexico 8c Ariz Land. 1,400 N Y Auction class A com 800 1,200 1X ...100 Preferred........ 150 100 19 X Feb. Mar. 27 Sale 11 2,500 Nehi Corp com... 2 14 10# Jan. 9 • 1st preferred 600 * 100 2,120 Neisner Bros 7% pref Nelson (Herman) Corp......5 2,400 • 1,300 Neptune Meter class A * 700 Nestle Le Mur Co cl A """200 2 Jan. 5 26 24 12# 1,310 Nat Steel Corp warrants.... * 12,100 National Sugar Refg. 100 Nat Trade Journal Inc.....* 27,900 National Union Radio com.* * 1,100 Nauheim Pharmacies Inc "¥,666 Sale 15 A Jan. 28 10# Mar. 19 7# Mar. 2 6# Mar. 11 46 Mar. 4 21 6 35# 350 National Steel Car Ltd 710 5# 24 2 9# Mar. 5# Mar. 5# Mar. 46 Mar. # Mar. 5# Mar. 4# Mar. 20# Mar. \V* Sale 16 10# Mar. 6 4# Jan. 2 10 Mar. 21 2 Mar. 24 50 Feb. 27 3# Jan. 21 39# Mar. 21 Mar. 24 2 ""l#~Mar. c, 9 32 45# Jan. 2 1 24 # Feb. 8 8# Mar. 20 3# Jan. 6 4# Jan. 2 107# Mar. 20 5 Mar. 17 2 Jan. 10 Mar. 13 * 200 National Standard Co 200 8 6 Mar. 17 106# Mar. 3# Mar. Sale 4 25# 19 100 Nat Secur Investment com__l * 500 National Service Cos com * 57,100 Nat Short Term Sec A ""500 Sale 6 5 6 Mar. 12 17 17 5 20 4 13 12 4 24 6 Jan. Mar. Jan. Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar. Feb. 15# 90# 8# 10# 10# 18# Mar. 4 6 100 Mar. 5 104# Mar. 4 20 Jan. 24 21# Jan. 15 Jan. 29 35# Jan. 8 41 6# * M 10 18* 4 12 10 12 # 1 35# Mar. 31 35# Sale 36# Sale < 700 Mar. 17 Mar. 23 50 Feb. 11 Feb. 6 68 7 17 4 4 10# Mar. 6 4# Mar. 6 10 Mar. 21 2 Mar. 24 50 Mar. 17 2# Mar. 26 39# Mar. 21 3# Mar. 30 7# Mar. 5 2 Mar. 24 3# 3# 7# Sale Sale Sale 4 9 Mar. 10 42 Mar. 6 Feb. 16 # Jan. 27# Jan. 4 50 ... 1,100 National Food Prod cl B Class A with warrants 1,500 * 66.500 National Investors com New Common 1 5,500 100 5# % preferred.........100 .......10 1,200 National Leather 2,500 Nat Manufacture & Stores..* * 3,340 Nat Rubber Mach com... 1,100 National Screen Service....* 800 22 8# Mar. 20 '¥" Sale 650 Natl Bancservice Corp 150 18 Jan. 5 Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 6 18# Mar. Mar. 5 104# Mar. 20 Mar. Mar. 6 18 23 4 8 # Mar. 6 32 30 ...100 Preferred.... 125 35 40 20 18 I,200 Mtge Bank of Colom Am ah*.. 200 Murphy (GG)Co com 50 # Mar. 100 500 8# Mar. 10 10# >% 28 6 24 20 4 24 12 4 17 400 Moore Corp Ltd com. 55 Moore Corp Ltd 7% pf A..100 100 10# # tlx 10% 10 hi 4 Mar. 5 9# 7# 7X 3 6 2 9# Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 10 8 Mar. 17 90# 8# 8# 10# 34 14 Jan. 28 17 # Jan. 2 38# Jan. 3 60 Jan. 5 9# Mar. 24 82 Feb. 17 18 Mar. 10 21# Mar. 27 60 60 X 17 9X 17 1# Feb. 7 1# Feb. 13 12# Mar. 31 9 4 4 3# Mar. 16 8# Mar. * 900 Mock Judson Voehringer 200 Monroe Chemical Co com...* 900 Mar. 12# Mar. 31 a:16# Mar. 1# Mar. 14 Jan. 9 4# Feb. 25 1# Feb. 13 17# Feb. 19 7 Feb. 33 19% 21 42 1,900 900 1. Prices. Sale # Jan. 1# Mar. 14 X Mar. 10 1 Sale 17 970 Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref 100 Minn Mining & Mfg Miss River Fuel Corp warr— 860 Lowest. Sale Prices. Sale 37# 3% X Sale 60 62 ' 14# Sale 60 • com Highest Sale Prices 19% 39% 17 X 11 # 2nd pref Ask. 14 Midland Steel Product— 400 JAN. Highest. Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31 March 2. 1931. 1. Jan. 2 Jan. CURB EXCHANGE Since In SINCE RANGE MARCH. IN Price NEW YORK March. 45 EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB Jan. 7 Jan. Mar. 14 2 Jan. 4 Jan. 36 Jan. 1# 4# 24# 36# 6 Jan. Jan. 30 Feb. 19 8 Jan. Jan. # Jan. 14# Jan. Mar. 26 10 Mar. 24 12 Mar. Mar. 9 Feb. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 6 25 28 6# Mar. 17 30 108# Feb. 3 42# Jan. 102 25 25# 39# 6# 15# 18# 2 2 3 5 Jan. 31 25# Mar. 18 40 Mar. 12 25 Jan. 2 2 Jan. 26 24# Feb. 21 46 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE AQQBBOATE BALES. Since March. Shares. 100 Jan. INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) * Ask. 2 Bid. 7 .... 2% 95 Without warrants Warrants 8% Sale 13 ....* 10 Quaker Oats 50 2,366 7,806 100 300 600 3,650 Radio Products cum conv 700 * com.. pref 88 6 Mar. Jan. 4% Sale Mar. 31% 4% % 6% Jan. Mar. Jan. Mar. 1 7% Mar. 3 3% 2% 115% 2% 2% 2% Sale 4% 4% 4% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale 300 "3",900 12,500 1,300 1,700 2 3% Sale Sale Sale 4% Sale 4 Sale 7 _ Mar. % Mar. 46 40 10% 2% Sale 3 Sale 22% 7% 5% 10% Mar. 28 "25* 27 24% 7% 4% 1% 5% 10% Sale 1% Sale 6% Sale 44 30 7% 8 4% Sale "5% "5% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 4 26 18 19 30 14% Mar. 21 24% Mar. 4 8 Mar. 27 5% Mar. lk Mar. 2 7 2 2 Mar. "2% 2% Sale % Sale * Sale % Sale Sale Richmond Radiator Common ..._...* 3% Mar. 3 2% Mar. 28 % Mar. 27 1% Mar. 2 73% Mar. 18| 73% Mar. 18 149,100 20 5 22 n .... Sale 3 55,900 Rossla Internat Corp 6,000 Royal Typewriter common..* 5,300 Ruberold Co... .....100 Sale 4 5 24 22 2% Sale 4% Sale 32 40 800 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc * 200 Russell Mfg ...100 800 Ryerson (JosT) & Son inc..* 50 35 6 22% 24 4% Mar*. Jan. 2 100 10,500 700 500 69,000 600 Mar. Jan. Co pref (The) 3% Sale '3% 3% 24 2% Mar. 2 3% Mar. 18 2 36 Mar. 25 26 Mar. 100 Scott en Dillon Co '""866 400 30,700 6,800 4,200 177,700 25,025 1,400 I,100 67,900 36,700 75 270 1,600 800 880 1 10 Seaboard Util Shares, com..* 17 33% » common Segal Lock At Hardware Seiberling Rubber com 4 * com com * S5% prior stock * Ordinary 100 4% Sale Sale Sale 45% "45% Sale 2 Sale 4 4 Feb. 22 Jan. 3% Mar. 4% Mar. 33% Mar. 2% Feb. 25 2 1% Jan. 2% Jan. 19 30% Feb. 14 34 Jan. 27 42 3 4 91 Mar. 17 5% Mar. 9 25% Mar. 2 5 3 * t c 200 50 5% 9 148% Sale 100 300 1% 2% 14,300 Starrett (The) Corp com II,/00 0% cum pref 4,660 Stein (A)Ac Co com....... Preferred 12,960 Stein * 50 • .* 700 6,000 8,000 ltfOO 8,600 32~400 "2",700 500 7,266 Sun Investing Co 2,606 53convpref. ..* Inc com..* 1% 3% 2 Sale * Sale 66 2 Sale 45 Sale Sale Sale Sale 10 11% 192 Sale 25 Mar. 30 36% Mar. 16 5% Mar. 3 5% Mar. 30 37% 5% 29% 37% 7% 399* if* 7% Sale 34% Sale 14% Mar. 21 24% Mar. 4 9% Jan. 10 6 Feb. 1 % 7% 7% % Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Jan. 26 Jan. 13 5 Feb. 26 24 1 % Jan. 27 73% Mar. 18 Mar. 30 71 8 4% Jan. 14 Mar. 2 2% Mar. 10 10 40 34% 65% 107% % Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 23 8% 35% 66% 107% 6% 327 9 Jan. 1% Feb. l'A Sale 11% Sale 156 165 Mar. 70 327 Mar. 340 Mar. 11 Mar. 2 4 Mar. 10 3% Mar. 10 10% Mar. 26 11% Mar. 31 Mar. 30 192 Mar. 2 Sale 2% 4 2 3 2 3 11% 1% 1% 1 % 3% 1% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 16 12 12 10 14 30 18% 1% 1% 2% 4% 1% 15% Sale % % 16 18% 55 18% Mar. 18 37 % "*16% 16 7 2 Jan. Jan. Jan. Fob. Mar. 16 18% Mar. 17 31% Mar. 21 23 16% 19% 85 86 % Sale 90 95 9% 10 Sale 7% Sale 20% Sale 17 18 Mar. 12 56 % Mar. 12 4 5% Sale 2 3 2 2% 3 3% 9% Sale 2% Sale 4 10 Sale Mar. 18 5 Mar. 18 82 7 Mar. 28 9% Mar. 3 23% Mai. 3 17% Mar. 21 20% Mar. 31 17 Mar. 18 Mar. 10 5% Mar. 5 % Mar. 28 4 5% 5% 19 17 7% 9% 18% Sale 17% 11% Sale 24% Sale 6% 7% Sale 46% Sale 28% Sale 29% 15 36 Sale 38 3% 4% 6% 13% Sale 27% 7% Sale 5% 9% 2% Sale 13% 22 11% 6 2% 7% % 15% 3 Sale Sale 17 8f 11% 10 14% 25% Sale 3% Sale 19 22% 7 8 Mar. 26 4% 7% % 15% 10% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 15 Mar. 27 23 26 31 30 Mar. 16 23% Mar. 1 4 Mar. 18 9 6% Mar. 5 Jan. 1% Feb. 24 1% Mar. 12 37 32 14 13 7 Jan. 2 Jan., 17 Jan. 5 26 37% 5% 30% 37% Mar. 20 Feb. 26 Feb. 26 Mar. 23 Mar. 26 Feb. 26 7 Feb. 11 4% Feb. 27 70% Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 4 2% Jan. 9 Jan. 17 Jan. 15 3*3* }°2* 36 Mar. 27 Jan. 28 Mar. 25 Feb. 25 A* Feb. 28 Jan. 21 Feb. 27 17 4% Feb. 11 11% Mar. 31 Mar. 2 18% 1% 1% 2% 4% 1% Mar. 9 Jan. 8 Mar. 14 Jan. 3 Feb. 25 Mar. 30 Jan. 1 2% Mar. 17 Feb. % Feb. 37 6 7 20 11 Mar. 24 15% Feb. 2| 88% Jan. 9 30% Mar. 24 31% Mar. 21 7 11 2 56 Mar. 10 11% Mar. 21 % Mar. 28 3 Mar. 26 6% Mar. 10 6 Mar. 2% Mar. 17 Mar. 36 15 7 20 Mar. 4 2* 19 15 88 3 16 Feb. 4 3 3 Mar. 27 18% Jan. 5 Mar. 18 12 4 Jan. 18% Mar. 6 12 Feb. 16% Mar. 14% Mar. 6 19% Feb. 7% Jan. 2% Mar. 4 5 Mar. 28% Jan. 15 4 34% Feb. 6 2% Mar. 18 40 Mar. 12 40 102% Mar. 26 102% Mar. 26 102 28 Mar. 12! 32 • Mar. aj 4 Jan. 2% Jan. Mar. 12 46 28 Feb. Jan. Mar. 10 14 Mar. 31 8 Mar. 18 Jan. 5 Jan. 14 12 37 9 7 12% Jan. 7 25% Feb* 11 17% Feb. 27 Feb. Jan. Feb. 1 Jan. Jan. Jan. 95 3% Feb. 17 4% Jan. 28| % Mar. 31 9 Mar. 27 Mar. 11 18% Mar. 17 89 181 Mar. 28 Feb. 24 13% Jan. 85% Jan. 4% Mar. 21 8 Jan. % Jan. 82 15% Feb. 11% Mar. 28 Feb. Mar. 25 Sale 30 Jan. 3 5| 8 5 21% 35 Jan. 2 33 20 88 avjlwi 35 % Jan. 13 2 Jan. Sale Sale 61 4| Jan. Jan. 12 41 Jan. 1% Feb. 10 4 15 52 Jan. 28| 108% Jan. 28 36 4 Mar. 27 5% 7% 2% Sale I" 3% Jan. 16 192 Mar. 19 6 12 10| 40% Mar. 30% Mar. 6 39% Mar. 26 39% Mar. 31 28% Mar. 27 Sale 10% 3 5 66% Mar. 27 107% Mar. 9 Jan. 19 39% Sale 28% Sale 38% Sale 6 7 Sale 38% Sale 6 Mar. 12% Mar. 19 19% Mar. 9 Mar. *30 343% Feb. 3% Mar. % Mar. Mar. 18 88 3% 26 Mar. 13 11 82 9% Sale 20% Sale 11% 13% 20| Jan. Mar. AH Mar,.30 Jan. 29 135 5 Mar. 24 30% Mar. 24 54 1 ?' 15! 1 % Jan. 14 2% Jan. 5 1% Mar. 30 Sale 17% 90* 70 Mar. 17 Mar. 3 Mar. 30 2% Mar. 15% Mar. % Mar. Sale 15 27 Mar. 17 Feb. 20 327 9 Jan. 16 2 11% Mar. 16 1% Mar. 23 15% Mar. % Mar. 30 33 1 Mar. 18 62 29 5% Mar. 9 6 48% Feb. 25% Jan. 15 16 Mar. 9 Mar. 12 Mar. 14 Sale % 26 6% Feb. 21 40 3% 30% Mar. 27 60% Mar. 9 106% Mar. 2 Sc* % Mar. 19 5% Mar. 160 Jan. Mar. 25 Mar. 2 7 2 12 16 Feb. 2% Jan. 45% Jan. 53% Jan. 44% Jan. Mar. 70 Mar. 11 26 2 Mar. Mar. 38 42 Jan. Mar. Mar. Jan. Jan, 4% Jan. 21 3% Mar. 3 5% Feb. 24 5| 110% 2 Jan. 4 7 8 5 24 2 33% Jan. 3% Jan. 19% Jan. 26 4% Mar. 70% Mar. 6 5 % Jan. 2 3% Jan. 3% Jan, 13 % Jan. 15 % Mar. 17 Jan. 16 40 Feb. £34 Mar. 30 1% Mar. 24 3% 36 • 19 20 10 20 23 Mar. 30 1% 2% 1% Sale 2 25 com 3 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 4 68% Mar. 2 65% Mar. 23 2 4% 1% 1 * * 14 ■ Jan. 3 Mar. 13 17 35% Mar. 23 4% Mar. 13 67% 4 ...» . 68 , 260 Timken Detroit Axle pref.100 500 Tishoan Realty Ac Constr 54 % ■ 5 300 Tenn Products Corp com... 9,600 Thatcher Securities Corp... 600 rhermold Co 7 % conv pf. 100 see page Sale 16 • ... 300 % Mar. 27 67 12"" 36 • 12,500 Taggart Corp com 260 Taylor Milling Corp com 80,900 Technicolor Inc common... For footnotes % Mar. 20 15 "4% Sale 27 15"" "19" * com..: 19,000 Swift & Co 24,600 Swift International 4,500 Syrac Wash Macb B 10 Sale * 560 Sterchl Bros Stores 1,366 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.. 500 Sullivan Machine Co 2,900 Sale 4% 26% 38% 6% Sale 5% 5% "2% com 62,100 Strauss-Roth Stores com 1,700 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg 1,200 Stroock (S) Ac Co 260 Struthers Wells Titusvllle 56,400 Stutz Motor Car Co 5,000 Warrants 200 7 4% 25% 35 4% Sale 70% Sale 68% Sale 31 100 Cosmetics Inc 200 Steinite Radio 26,506 Strauss (Nathan) 5,000 % Mar. % Mar. 17 6 18 37 100 21,100 26,000 5% Sale 14 32 3% Mar. r 13% Jan. 107% Mar. 6% Jan. 1 1 10 32,500 500 600 % Sale 13 £1 400 Standard Screw 25 108% Jan. com.* At Gen Corp Ltd 1,120 Standard Invest $5% pref..* 12,700 Standard Mot Constr 100 39 340 300 Standard Cap & Seal Corp 100 Standard Holding class A. 406 3% Mar. 4 Mar. 6 Mar. 5 Mar. 19 19% Mar. 9 5 Jan. 23 Mar. 13 68 6,850 Spiegel, May Ac Stern 6% pf 100 300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com • 100 Staley (A E) Mfg 7% pref.. 100 10,500 Sale 6% 7% pref with warrants.100 5,800 4,300 3,400 ; 130 lire 4,500 Southwest Dairy Prod 25 5% 29 37 * 7,100 Span 3,200 5 19% Mar. 31 Mar. 100 v 2,400 ""520 18 39 3% Sale 30% Sale 200 Southern Grocery Stores * 100 Southern Stores Corp cl A..* '""366 Sale Sale 200 20C 3 107 j 81 Sale Mar. 26 83 Mar. 13 21 Mar. 30 21% Mar. 5 110% Mar. 11 12% & Corona 400 Snia Viscosa Ltd 300 Interim rets 170 17 36% 4% 4§* 4?" Shenandoah Corp com.....* 6% conv preference ..50 * 3 Jan. % Mar. 30 261 Feb. Feb. 33 20,100 South American Air Lines..* 18,900 Southern Corp com * 30 4% % Sale Sale 1% £1 7,100 10,800 "l",30O Sale ""2% Sentry Safety Control * Service Stations Ltd class A.* Seton Leather com Sheaffer (W A) Pen com * Typewriter 3 16 _.* com Allot certifs full paid..... Allot ctfs full paid stpd... Preferred Smith (L C) 36 .....* Selected Industries 1,660 Sisto Financial Corp 2,300 Smith (A O) Corp com.. 3,900 18 3% Sale 21% Securities Corp Gen'l com..* Seeman Bros 150 Silver (Isaac) Ac Bros pref. 100 670 Singer Mfg 100 Singer Mfg Ltd £1 2,500 Am dep rets ord reg shs 300 20 Sale 906 Signature Hosiery com vtc. 47,664 Silica Gel Corp com v t c__ 10 3,900 103 193 17 2% Sale 500 Sherwin-Williams Co (Can).* 110 Preferred, series A A 10ft 100 700 9% Sale 18% 20 3% Sale 3% 10 800 Selby Shoe Co 150! 600 6% Sale 35 12,300 16,652 27,800 81 85 21 3 123,200 75 17% Sale 1,600 Schletter Ac Zand com v t c__* 1,800 Cum conv pref. ..__.* 1,000 Schulte Real Estate Co » 40,600 Schulte-Unlted 5c At SI Sts..» 4,500 7% conv pref 100 11,000 7,100 1,200 105,000 2,400 86 19% Sale 15 Self ridge Prov Stores Ltd— 109,100 89 83 14% Sale * 300 Scoville Mfg Co Jan. % Mar. 30 Mar. 12 22% Mar. 13 31% Mar. 38"" "40" 100 common com 2 40 14 10% Mar. 28 24% Mar. 4] 7% Mar. 26 2% Jan. 2 % Jan. 12 3 Jan. 2 7 Jan. 26 % Jan. 13 2% Jan. 2 % Jan. 2 59% Jan. 7 48 25% Sale 80 • 500 41,400 4,800 6,100 7,500 cum 600 Schiff Co """250 2,800 1,700 7% 76,100 Saxet 300 2% Jan. 19 4% Mar. 2 5% Mar. 16 4 Jan. 8 % Mar. % Mar. 30 5 22 % Mar. Sale 34 Mar. 30 .* 5% Mar. 24 1,100 Safety Car Heating &:Ltg. 100 100 St LawrencelPaper 6% pf.100 351,500 St Regis Paper Co.. 10 B_ 100 47,200 6 1 3 850 Rolls Royce of Amcr pref.100 9,000 Roosevelt Field Inc 100 Feb. 21 Mar. 21 Mar. 27 20 Mar. ■ 125 100 Mar. 20 Feb. 10 Feb. 9 Feb. 3 Jan. 26 Mar. 25. 3% Feb. 40 5 10 com 2 7 65 Feb. 4 Feb. 90% 8% 36% 7% 1% 7% 115% Mar. 2% Mar. 2% Mar. 2 4% Mar. 2 5% Mar. 16 2% Mar. 2 1% Mar. 3 10% Sale 9% 1,300 7% preferred.. 2,400 Rike-Kumler Co com... -""300 %' 40 t c. Mar. 21 Mar. 27 120 Mar. 2 Sale Sale 350 Rich man Bros Co 600 Mar. 24 6% Mar. 2 1% Mar. 19i 7% Mar. 25 Mar. 1 7 * 47,800 Reybaro Co., Inc 52,000 Reynolds Investing 5 82 Jan. 24 91 % Feb. 9 14 Mar. 21 35 165 .... 300 Jan. Mar. Sale * 700 Reliable Stores com 14,960 Reliance Internat com A... 5,300 Class B... 15,550 Reliance Management 300 Jan. 90% Mar. 20 7% Mar. 2 ...100 com 3,900 Raytheon Mfg. com v 100 Reeves (Daniel) com 100 Mar. 21 3 91% Feb. 8% Jan. Mar. 7% Sale Rainbow Luminous Prod A.* 13,200 Common class B * S3 Mar. 88 com 6% preferred.... 200 Reliance Mfg (111) 100 Repetti Inc 16,900 17,400 3% Mar. 21 14 12% Mar. 12% Sale 88% Sale 7 13,200 100 3,460 3% Mar. 21 5% Raymond Concrete Pile 1,800 Highest. Sale Prices. 85 74 6% Sale Sale 6% Railroad Shares Corp com. 4,300 Ry & Utility Inv Corp cl A.10 500 Lowest. Sale Prices. 7% Sale Sale 10 6,000 0 R S De Vry Corp 1,300 Highest. Sale Prices. '33% Sale" Sale ... 2,300 Pyrene Mfg 900 Ask. 3 5% 97 Sale ... 60 1 Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. 181 100 35,566 148,766 JAN. Lowest. 100 Prudence Co 7% pref. 49,500 Prudential Investors com * 1,386 $6 preferred 102,200 Pub Util Holding with warr_* 'r 5,666 Cumulative preferred....* 6,000 3,900 3,500 March 2. Hosiery l6 19,300 Bid. Par. 20 Prov & Worcester RR 1,386 18,600 1,900 11,200 42,400 2,000 SINCE 2 1931. Propper McCatlum 900 Mill" Co com RANGE Price Jan. 1. Shorn. IN MARCH. PRICES NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE In Mar. 10 11% Mar. 21 % Mar. 28 3 Mar. 26 6% Mar. 26 10 Mar. 6 Jan. 6 3 10% Jan. 11% Mar. 15 8 2 Mar. 27 28 Mar. 11 4% Mar. 21 22% Feb. 28 8 Mar. 19 40% Mar. 2 30% Jan. 5 39% Feb. 19 8 Mar. 7 18% Mar. 6 21% Feb. 26 15% Feb. 9 7 Feb. 9 3% Feb. 20 46 Mar. 12 102% Mar. 26 37 . Jan. 10 47 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE PRICES AGGREGATE SALES. NEW YORK In Since March. Jan. 1. Sham. Shares. 200 Todd Shipyards Corp * 25 Torrington Co of Maine-..-* 1,500 , ■ m _ _ _ _ m 25,000 March 2. 1931. INDUS, ft MISC. (Con.) 1,300 Tobacco 9c Allied Stocks....* 16,000 Tobacco Prod Exports..... 4,700 300 RANGE IN MARCH. SINCE JAN. 1. Price Jan. 2. CURB EXCHANGE Bid. 25 M Ask. 29 Bid.' 354 TX Sale 50,900 Transcontinental AlrTmnsp* 37 36 Ask. 39* Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Highest, Sale Prices. 37 Mar. 20 1 Mar. 2 Sale 1 'llX "46^ Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. Sale Prices. Mar. 21 14 Mar. 6 494 Mar. 3 38 264 Jan. 4 Jan. 494 474 Mar. 30 12 "64 Sale" 44 Mar. 18 74 Mar. 23 Feb. 25 38 14 Jan. 46 Jan. Jan. 23 Feb. 27 Jan. 24 50 42 474 42 74 Mar. 23 34 Jan. Trans-Lux Plct Screen 322,700 393,000 26,000 3,000 7 Class A common......... 600 2,900 25 ' 115,450 18,000 1,300 27 X * 11,000 50 44 Sale 274 284 'l2X *13~ 8X SH 7 * 1,000 400 7.300 58,100 5,500 209,700 700 100 3,500 700 16,200 107,600 59,200 618,400 2,400 225 ■ $3 cum partic com. pref........* Corp com.* United Milk Prod 64 Mar. 24 294 Mar. 10 Sale 4 Sale 54 24 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 31 154 124 124 Mar. 13 7 Mar. 13 m 94 Sale 13 11 23 Sale 294 Sale 19x 2\ 6 ..— 4X 74 Sale 84 Sale 74 Mar. 28 84 Mar. 31 5X 264 264 Mar. 16 21 Mar. 19 4 Mar. 3 64 Mar. 21 29 20 22 4 7-16 9 104 7% Cumul preferred...100 134 Mar. 27 24 Jan. 64 Mar. 24 294 Mar. 10 3 24 Mar. 31 7 Mar. 13 124 Mar. 104 Mar. 5 6 34 Jan. 12 74 Jan. 5 64 54 18 ji Sale 8 Sale 2 X Sale 7 Sale 20 2H 50 244 "25" 114 Sale 34 Sale 94 Sale 14 Sale 364 294 Mar. 2 22 Mar. 27 4 Mar. 19 64 Mar. 21 Jan. 54 64 "44 "Mar ."23 254 Sale" 24 Mar. 12 12 3 84 Sale Sale Sale 104 s24 84 14 Mar. 3 Mar . 13 Mar. 31 Mar. 30 14 Sale 84 Feb. 21 ' 22 Jan. 6 4 Jan. 10 16 Jan. 8 Jan. Mai. 6 34 Mar. 10 104 Mar. 14 Mar. 2 2 Feb. 27 34 Mar. 10 104 Mar. 2 14 Jan. 64 Jan. 14 Mar. 37 37 Feb. Mar. 27 Mar. 19 64 Mar. 21 Jan. 23 100 Feb. 25 7 124 Mar. 10 284 Mar. 20 154 Mar. 19 '4 Jan. 64 Mar. 124 Mar. 16 284 Mar. 20 154 Mar. 19 Feb. 24 Feb. 20 16 12 264 Feb. 16 IVA Jan. 100 104 Mar. 17 IX com 64 Jan. 30 124 Jan. 16 144 Feb. 25 2 1034 Feb. 2 1034 Feb. 16 ' United Corp warrants....... United Dry Docks com..... United Founders 134 Mar. 27 264 Feb. 19 United Carbon pref ...100 United Carr Fastener com..* United Chemicals Inc 2 * 50 United Amer Utilities com..* ■ 84 Mar. ltO Cubize Chatillon Corp— Common B v t c 27,200 Un&erleider Financial Corp.* 10.90C Union Amer Invest com.....* 16,400 Union Tobacco Co com 400 Sale 114 Sale Am rets for ord. aha. reg- Trunz Pork Stores Inc Truscon Steel 7% pref 2,900 Tung Sol Lamp Wka com.. 100 $3 cum cons pref... 6,400 94 Sale 7 41,500 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr. 8,800 Tri-Utilities Corp com Triplex Safety Glass Ltd— 100 Sale Feb. 10 37 Feb. Feb. 2 17 6 United Molasses Co Ltd— 100 « 600 300 1,200 400 1,100 4,300 1,100 100 7,800 4,600 7,100 4,800 300 2X Preferred...............10 5 8" 1,700 United Retail Chemists pfd.* 1,800 United Shoe Mach com....25 Preferred 25 400 200 100 1% 300 6 8 52 57 dep rets tor ord reg__£l 1,800 Unit Profit Sharing com....* 1,200 7,800 Am 31 U S Lines Inc pref * U S & Overseas, with warr.-* 11 12 11 46 47 X Sale Certificates of deposit... .10 3,100 U S Playing Card com .* 100 U S Radiator common.. 1,075 .. _ 8,700 — 8,700 3,000 ------ ------ 14,400 1,400 14,100 4,400 ^ mmmmxm 25,400 3,300 9,500 300 800 1,900 1,400 41,645 3,850 37,800 13,400 1,500 13,100 450 2,200 1,100 700 550 500 1,900 10 500 300 1 ------ 10 1,200 11,900 9,400 600 100 ------ 40,100 6X 60 8 5 9 65* 10K 7X 5X Sale 564 44 7 544 Sale "24 Sale" 6 5 654 Sale 60 14 84 Sale 84 Sale Universal 5 Mar. 14 54 Mar. 27 544 Mar. 31 30 Mar. 30 24 Mar. 2 5 Mar. 23 60 Mar. 12 24 Mar. 26 14 Mar. 25 3 Jan. 2 Jan. 5 54 Feb. 9 54 Jan. 29 544 Mar. 31 Mar. 6 564 Mar. 10 304 Mar. 30 " Mar. 11 Utility Equities com * Priority Stock * Utility 8c Ind Corp com.....* ..... 6A 20 7 Sale 134 Mar. 4 74 Mar. 13 50 7 Mar. 27 Mar. 9 Sale Mar. 20 Mar. 20 84 Mar. 2 Mar. 27 Mar. 10 50 10 24 Mar. 20 5X Sale 18 19 47 Sale 10 19 ----- 4 4X 18X 13 40 42 8 3 & Worts common 69,500 ......* 500 Warren (S D) Co 6,100 Watson (Jno Warren) Co.. 2,500 Wayne Pump Co com Convertible preferred....* 1,700 ...... .* 725 Welch Grape Juice 2,000 Western Auto Supply com A * 23.000 Western Air Express Corp..10 Western Maryland Ry— 7% 1st pref 100 80 10 500 Western Pipe & Steel com 1,300 West Virginia Coal & Coke.* 2,200 Wheatsworth Inc com......* Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 10 7% prior lien stock 100 25 Wheeling Steel common..100 Pref class B 100 20 Williams 5,4 Sale 28 28 X Sale 9 54 "84 \x 5 13 12 H m 8^ it* 7 Sale Sale OX Sale 14 6 Sale 7 34 Mar. 30 144 Mar. 30 Mar. 27 40 Mar. 29 6 34 Mar. 21 "7" Mar."21 54 64 6 Sale 124 124 154 19 6 74 244 Sale "74 "74 184 Sale 6 64 8 6 64 Sale 12 13 194 oVA Sale Sale Sale 8 84 s704 14 64 Sale Sale „ 14 Sale Sale 50 Jan. Mar. 4 Mar. 11 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 3 6 84 Mar. Jan. 3 2 40 Mar. 27 Jan. 3 29 Mar. 33 Mar. 2 33 Mar. 9 "i" Mar." 10 Mar. 27 7 "74 Mar."21 84 Mar. 77 9 Mar. 24 94 Mar. 194 Mar. 2 2 74 Sale 45 55 14 14 5 6 Sale 16 27" "Sale" IX Sale Jan. Sale uli 5# 20 Sale 29 22 1 30^ "ix 14 124 Sale Sale 124 Sale 2 54 Jan. 144 Jan. 7 2 2 Jan. 30 24 Jan. 13 13 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 5 3 5 Jan. 12 13 Feb. Jan. 294 Mar. 26 54 Feb. 14 164 Jan. 20 34 Jan. 2 224 Mar. 4 Mar. 10 7 Mar. 50 9 7 Mar. 26 10 14 Mar. 54 Mar. 21 Mar. 1% lviar. 14 Mar. 10 64 Mar. 2 254 Mar. 2 Mar. 16 5 ol4 Jan. 14 Jan. 7 Mar. 23 Feb. 74 Mar. 24 Jan. 94 Feb. Mar. 94 Mar. 194 Feb. 484 Jan. 74 Mar. 77 24 2 25 30 24 Mar. 26 10 84 Feb. 26 704 Feb. 27 2 Feb. 25 64 Jan. 16 29 Jan. 60 Jan. 6 Feb. 85 264 Mar. 25 4 Jan. 17 394 Jan. 2 17 27 14 Mar. 31 Mar. 24 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 27 Mar. 2 2 Mar. 12 3 24 294 Mar. 26 3 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 4 5 27 25 21 Mar. 10 Jan. 8 9 7 20 14 Mar. 24 Mar. 17 Mar. 30 9 124 Feb. 2 194 Mar. 12 54 Feb. 14 Jan. 27 214 Mar. 14 Mar. Jan. 30 Jan. 3 Mar. 9 20 Mar. 264 Mar. 25 1 Mar. 30 11 14 Mar. 30 54 Mar. 27 11 50 17 13 81 19 3 2 Feb. 21 3 34 Mar. 6 64 Jan. 114 Jan. 50 Mar. 4 234 Mar. 12 184 Mar. 4 Mar. Mar. Jan. 6 4 Jan. 2 50 Mar. 19 84 Mar. s704 Mar. 74 Mar. 109 13 Sale 144 3 Jan. 124 Mar. 3 194 Mar. 12 32 4 10* Jan. 54 Jan. 68 Mar. 18 Mar. 11 12 19 180 22 3 44 Jan. 30 "74 Mar."24 394 Sale 100 6 ol4 Jan. 30 4 Mar. 19 34 Mar. 21 2 6 Mar. 10 49 47 13 Jan. 20 Jan. 34 Mar. 30 4 10 10 30 13 5 20 34 Feb. 27 60 Feb. 26 12 2 2 7 5 44 Mar. 64 Mar. 64 Mar. Feb. 15 50 10 54 Mar. 2 184 Mar. 20 Jan. 44 81 84 Sale 16 54 Feb. 4 14 Jan. 17 2 74 744 74 184 224 Mar. 144 Sale ...» Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube pf ...» 74 Sale 50 Winter (BenJ) Co Zonite Prod Corp com Sale 254 * com... 19 "44 Sale !§" *134 Preference.....: 104 Jan. 54 Jan. 31 ..... rt'll-low Cafeterias com.....* Wilson Jones Co 84 Sale 744 94 Sale 73 Sale 2 Mar. 12 60 20 5 104 Sale & Co.... * Mar. 23 14 Jan. Mar. 25 56 20 5 5 Class B Mar. 30 30 5 Jan. Mar. Mar. Feb. Feb. 654 Mar. 64 564 3C4 24 64 20 Mar. '"4 Mar."i§ Sale * 36.200 Walgreen Co com Warrants....... 4,500 Walker (Hiram) Gooderham Mar. 14 11 51 ---- Preferred 7% pref 25 9,500 26,300 Vick Financial Corp com. .10 1,000 Vogt Mfg Corp............ 2.300 Wattt 8c Bond Inc class A..* 3,700 22,300 14,200 6,400 2,400 110 82,200 74 65 15 8 Mar. 23 Utah Radio Products, com. ...... 100 604 144 24 Mar. 13 IX Pictures 5 Sale U S Radio & Television com.* 110 Van Camp Milk preferred. 100 46,400 Van Camp Pack com - 26,500 554 '"24 Sale 300 U 8 Rubber Reclaiming....* 700 U S Shares Financial.. ._* 3,000 U S Stores Corp com 300 Universal Insurance Co...25 — 600 200 7 6 14 84 24 Mar. 26 14 Mar. 4 5 Mar. 14 Sale 14,100 17,100 900 v- 1X Sale 26,000 United Stores Corp com vtc.* 500 United Wall Paper • 1,400 U S Dairy Prod class A......* Class B ..." 7,200 3,200 U S Finishing common Preferred ..100 350 18,400 United States Foil class B-.* 15,250 U S & Internat Sec com....* 1st preferred with warr * 27,050 14 54 24 Mar. 26 14 Mar. 25 14 Mar. 5 154 Mar. 19 Jan. 120 30 sl09 21 4 524 Jan. 16 244 Feb. 10 20 Feb. 24 Jan. Jan. Jan. 120 Jan. Jan. Feb. 30 Feb. sl09 144 64 334 224 1 Jan. 974 Jan. 1014 104 Feb. 3 Jan. 124 Jan. 19 10 13 Feb. 16 Mar. 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 27 Jan. 7 Jan. Jan. 5 28 154 Mar. 19 Jan. 8 9 Mar. 26 14 Feb. 28 6 464 Jan. RIGHTS 2,300 1,400 3,400 113,300 13,100 1,500 27,700 Associated G 8c E deb rts_. Stock purchase rights 6,800 19,200 113,300 22,200 1,500 IX Sale "X "3-16 Flat Ford Motor of England..... Loew's Inc Deb Rights """4 Sale 1-16 Sale 3 Mar. 1-16 Mar. 20 •11 Sale 204 Sale 15 Mavis Bottling... Sale 13i Sale 12 400 White Sewing Mach deb rts. 400 v;v>y,. : 34 Mar. 34 Mar. 34 Sale 4 Mar. 31 Mar. 31 Mar. 30 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 10 4 1 "X. Jan. 14 Jan. 2 3 4 Mar. 2 4 Mar. 25 21 l-16Mar. 20 2 13* Mar. 30 94 Jan. Mar. 4 Mar. 3 4 Mar. 31 7 xsj Mar. 30 4 Mar. 3 3 44 Jan. 26 44 Feb. 26 3-16 Jan. 23 4 Mar. 25234 Feb. 20 »#j Mar. 30 4 Mar. 3 PUBLIC UTILITIES Par 250 800 4,800 3,600 24,900 36,000 2,100 100 133,600 49". 500 2,100 14,100 12*206 4,000 1,185,300 8,300 2,200 500 Ala Power Co 37 pref.......* S6 preferred 1,225 14.400 Allegheny Gas Corp..... Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp Class A £ 50 7,800 76,700 129,600 6,400 Class B » Amer Commonwealth Pow clA Class B ...—♦ 975 Amer Dist Teleg N J pref..100 368,500 Amer 8t Foreign Power warr .* 10,100 Amer Gas 8c. Elec com Common new * 203,400 Preferred.......... 6,800 ._..* 33,800 Amer Light & Trac com....25 700 6% preferred. 25 * 28,600 Amer Nat Gas com v t e 5,100 Amer States Pub Serv class A 2,643,100 18,900 8,000 114 103 24 24 334 354 54 Sale 3 Sale 384 Sale 94 Sale Sale 374 Sale 84 Sale 284 Sale 244 26 144 Sale 26 Sale 254 Sale '81" Sale 77 Sale Sale 164 Sale a:16 Sale 113 102 100 Mar. 20 1154 Mar. 11 Mar. 3 1034 Mar. 30 3 Mar. 2 24 Mar. 10 374 84 154 234 112 93 110 43 26 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 234 Mar. 28 31 30 11 17 284 Mar. Mar. 1104 Feb. 144 Jan. 8%X Jan. 704 Jan. 1024 Jan. Sale 30 34 Sale Sale i Y4. 54 504 30 Sale 154 29 34 Sale 20 Sale Sale 154 I64 Sale" 15 17 81 944 Sale 824 Sale 754 Mar. 30 834 Mar. Mar. 4 1104 Mar. 504 Mar. 4 544 Mar. 107 974 Sale . 21 1034 Mar. 30 5 34 Feb. 16 384 Feb. 28 10 17 5 112 2 2 15 31 Feb. 27 Mar. 19 294 Jan. 314 974 864 1104 544 23 Mar. 6 Feb. 24 Jan. Feb. 3 26 Mar. 31 Feb. 28 43 Jan. 2 26 Jan. 23 2 27 Feb. 11 20 Mar. 25 194 Mar. 94 Jan. 2 Mar. 21 3 7 VP* 99 30 Sale 24 1154 Mar. 11 Jan. 16 2 Jan. 2 Jan. Mar. 11 304 Mar. 6 112 4 Mar. Jan. Jan. 24 Jan. 334 54 114 234 384 Mar. 94 Mar. Sale * 1st preferred §6cumulatlve preferred Sale 114 Sale 22 244 * American Superpower 24 34 Mar. 30 15 Mar. 17 54 Mar. 20 34 Jan. Mar. 14 154 Mar. 30 944 Mar. 2 854 Mar. 7 Mar. 814 Jan. 894 Mar. 824 Jan. 64 Mar. 23 74 Mar. 99 Feb. 54 Mar. 11 7 Mar. 18 894 Mar. 20 Amer Tel & Tel— 100 48,800 2d installment paid..... 233,700 Appalachian GflSi "116 for footnotes com 100 Arizona Power com 100 480 Arkansas Pow 8t Lt pref... mo page 54. 144 135 150 54 Sale 25 40 1004 1034 74 10 Sale 30 74 Sale 10 107 2 1094 1064 "Mar." "4 108: 5 20 30 Mar. 13 104 24 144 2 84 15 20 Feb. 2 108 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 24 Feb. 10 Jan. 15 Mar. 13 48 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE AGQBEGATE SALES. In PRICES NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Since March. Jan. Shares. Shares. 2,500 101,400 1,220 1. 1,000 ""460 137,310 25 75 100 200 3,100 400 12,300 1,300 5,900 5,000 1,200 15,200 22,900 5,900 March 2. Ask, 200 58,700 Bid. Bid. Ask. 1,500 36.300 ssoc 15 Sale n% Sale 25 2334 Sale 87% Sale 9134 Sale x22% 57% Sale $5 preferred % Sale 11-16 22" 25 * S8 int-bear allot ctfs— Sale Sale Sale 89 Sale Prices. Sale 2134 Mar. 10 2034 Mar. 20 8734 Mar. 9 Telen Utilities..* Sale 84 Sale Sale 84 Mar. 31 20 Allotment certificates.— Warrants. ssociated Mar. 18 34 Mar. 3 ,2434 Mar. 18 25 ss* 89 Prices. Mar. 2 Mar. 27 1. 21 Sale 12034 Sale 2534 Sale 2234 Sale Jan. 28 6734 Jan. 2 19 6 13$ Mar. 27 Mar. 2 2534 Mar. 23 3 2 7 Mar. 3 * . 25 % 1st preferred.. Sale 2634 Sale * 3 2334 8934 9134 2134 2 85 2 Mar. Mar. 1734 Jan. 2 Mar. 13 148 40 Highest. Sale Prices. 30 Feb. 26 Mar. 12034 Mar. 2 12034 Mar. 2134 Mar. 30 2834 Mar. 147 Class B JAN. Sale Prices. 15 Jan. 2 9134 Mar. 200 v SINCE Lowest. Highest. Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. Sale 1,250 25 (Cont.) Gas & Elec, com......* Class A » 15,000 305,600 4,780 2,815 7,300 108,100 1,700 550 - UTILITIES RANGE 2 1931. UBLIC IN MARCH. Price Jan. 40 1734 Mar. 10 1734 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 2634 Mar. 25 27 Mar. 24 10134 Mar. 4 102 22 Feb. 34 Jan. 16 Jan.. 2 1934 Jan. 13934 Jan. 115 Jan. 21 Jan. 3434 Jan. Jan. 1 20 Jan. 5 153 Feb. 19 9 12034 Mar. 2 2834 Mar. 40 Feb. 25 34 J an. 13 27 9834 Jan. 26 2534 Mar. 23 6 21 15 Mar. 27 Jan. 23 Feb. 28 Feb. 28 Mar. 17 13 2 7 3 1734 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 14 102 Feb. 20 ables & Wireless— 0 — mm mm — £1 £1 % Sale % Sale 3% Sale ; — 400 10,600 1,000 14,400 10 120 80 90 "15M ~l7H ^ m ^ ' o 334:. 20 $ Mar. 11 1 34 U 334 334 Sale 2534 28 J4 Mar. 9 334 Mar. 4 4 20 93 81 31 Mar. 4,000 134,200 1,100 57,200 50 "i",I6o > 100 $6 preferred—t 100 200 500 17 350 $7 Prior lien preferred ""loo 375 Convpref 300 100 300 18 ~ Sale' 8434 Mar. 2 300 50 590 551,100 38,000 75 200 99 1134 Sale 24 1034 17 49 50 Sale 50 5134 100 183 Jan. Mar. Mar. 19 Jan. 23 1834 Feb. 11 W* 67 Mar. 20 Feb. 6 Mar. 17 10034 Mar. 94 Jan. 5 2434 Feb. 7 10134 Feb. 10J4 Mar. 11 1234 Mar. 9 Jan. 2 Mar. 24 96 Mar. 95 Feo. 19 Mar. 18 Mar. 26 87 Mar. 87 54 Mar. 18 6634 Mar. 100 Feb. Feb. 11 9 Mar. 19 Jan; 10 97 87 Mar. 18 4 6834 Feb. 5 10034 Feb. 8 65 Feb. 25 4 Mar. 11 65 Mar. 50 Jan. 19 Mar. 18 1934 Mar. 19 Mar. 18 8134 Mar. 8434 Mar. 5234 Mar. 112 Mar. 24 112 Mar. 24334 Mar. 30 25034 Mar. 81% Jan. 13 8434 Mar. 27 Jan. Feb. 48 Mar. 11 50 Mar. 2 Sale 24934 Sale 24534 Sale 1% Sale 234 Sale 234 Sale 234 Mar. 30 Sale 1034 Mar. 19 Jan. 6 112 234 Mar. 10 Mar. 24 221 Jan. 134 Jan. 1934 Mar. 17 iff* 13 9 Mar. 24 2 25634 Feb. 2 24 26 234 Mar. 10 85 8 de Electricidad S A (Chad) _ 56% 90 Class B v t c * 650 50 8434 Mar. 17 65 221 26,200 5,200 1,900 100 92 2 19 18 93 6 100 25 8,300 1,600 1,300 Feb. 8 Feb. 24 Feb. 7 23 102 Mar. 30 Jan. 2 8134 Mar. 6 8434 Mar. 27 133,500 Feb. 14 62 4734 Warrants. Jan. 15 3 3§ 87 106 1134 Sale * 7 preferred. 6% preferred Jan. 1934 Mar. 1734 Mar. 2234 Mar. 27 2334 Sale 1534 2,480 196,000 Sale 18 100 new 6.200 50 91 79 "15" "Mar."30 "1734 Mar! " Sale" 1834 Sale 98 9% Sale 200 100 93 2 96 ..* Warrants 1,300 14 134 Mar. 10134 Feb. 27 10134 Feb. 27 Feb. 18 34 Feb. 17 5 Mar. 10 1734 Jan. Mar. Mar. * 342,900 Central States Electric com.* :/ 500 7% preferred 100 200 *6% pref with warrants.. 100 1,700 6% pref without warrants. 75 6% cony pref 100 139,800 Jan. 67 16 14M Sale 4,300 . 27 3 34 Mar. Mar. 2 Mar. 19 10 ■ 34 Jan. 34 Jan. 134 Mar. 34 Mar. 334 Mar. 102 81 '' ^ 134 Sale % Mar. £1 20 Carolina Pow & Lt $6 pref. ' *» Am dep rets A ord sh Am dep rets B ord sh Am dep rets pref sh Sale 59 Sale 14% Sale 5 6H 1134 Sale 11 6634 7034 9934 Sale 1534 Sale 534 Sale 69 95 7334 Sale 1634 17 734 Sale 400 6734 Mar. 18 94 Mar. 31 1534 Mar. 2 534 Mar. 2 4234 Mar. 25 103 Mar. 18 124 s3 Mar. Mar. 2134 9234 1834 3434 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Feb. 24 85 Feb. 4 8 Jan. 2 12 Mar. 6834 Mar. 16 9934 Mar. 2 1734 Mar. 11 8 Mar. 25 4234 Mar. 25 103 Mar. 18 60 Jan. 9 6834 Mar. 16 82 Jan. Mar. 12 1434 Jan. 5 Feb. 4134 Feb. 9734 Jan. 5 101 2 24 Feb. 24 4 26 1734 Mar. 11 8 Mar. 25 9 4434 Jan. 20 Mar. 18 5 103 ' 25 108 200 "825 45,700 6,000 425 425 400 200 1,521,900 9,700 6,400 * .... 55 cum preferred 12,000 _._* 2,400 Elec Pow & Lt 2d pref A 44,900 Option warrants 900 Empire G 8c F 7% pref....100 1,100 8% preferred 100 2,700 Empire Pow Corp part atk._* 11,100 Empire Pub Serv class A * 9,200 European Elec Co of Can A. 10 67,800 Option warrants 3,000 Florida Power Ac Lt 57 pref. " 16,800 300 100 2,700 6,100 41,000 118 15% 17 14 Sale 2134 Sale 2234 1834 Sale 3534 Sale 734 Sale 334 Sale Sale 23 §y< 7H Sale 35 ; 8 7 Sale Sale 5734 Sale 10634 Sale 9434 Sale 20 Sale 34 74 86 79 Sale 33 31] 51 5134 Sale 108 Sale 97 Sale Sale 3034 78 80 7634 80 89 95 89 47 43 3534 334 of/8 934 Sale M. at 'tm'm — 21,850 Sale a?* 334 Sale 9 934 Sale 2 Sale 102 Sale Sale sl06 94 Mar. Mar. Mar. 2834 Mar. 7734 Mar. Sale O 9 * 1,800 General Water Wks <fe Elec 2,600 Georgia Power 56 pref A 13 • 700 50 * 96 Sale 18 768 375 700 275 735 Int Hydro-El $3.50 700 Warrants ■ 400 4,600 conv 50 4,900 12,000 280 720 225 825 75 75 200 Mar. 100 10034 99 9934 90 92 93% 92 95 95 95 300 10 534 44 7 634 8 Sale 21 2134 2634 Sale 33 35 43 '534 Sale 44 1034 Sale 9834 Sale 434 Sale 234 Sale 134 434 Sale 134 Sale 8,100 100 200 52,080 1,800 1,200 56 pref series C 2634 Sale 4234 44 934 Sale • ' m m m'm mm 5 Sale 234 Sale 3434 Sale 111 Sale 33 111 Sale 109 3034 Sale Sale 10 550 950 Second preferred 834 Sale 534 Sale 334 Sale 834 9 334 Sale 334 10 434 Sale 3 - 1,700 For footnotes 250 434 1134 Sale 10 1034 ....—* 1734 Sale 2434 Sale page 54. Jan. 79 11» 4 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 5 104 Mar. 18 5034 Jan. 2 Mar. 19 17 Jan. 65 Mar. 17 12 Feb. 17 96 Jan. 2 72 70 Mar. 10 Jan. 8634 Jan. 8934 Jan. 5 10734 Mar. 27 30 5 13 2134 Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 23 Sale 95 Feb. 24 10034 Jan. 10 10754 Mar. 27 4 234 Feb. 534 Feb. Jan. 9 Feb. Jan. 45 3-16 Feb. 23 7 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 2134 Jan. 3434 Jan. 534 Jan. 2 Jan. Mar. 85 Jan. 88 234 Jan. % Jan. 10634 Jan. 109 Feb. 21 96 Mar. 13 96 Mar. 2J4 Mar. 109 Mar. 13 96 Mar. - Mar. 13 Mar. 25 3734 Mar. 25 9 Mar. 28 10 Mar. 4 3 4 Mar. 2 434 Mar. 2 3434 Mar. 10 1034 Mar. 30 35 Jan. 99 7 434 Mar. 25 Mar. 10 1154 Mar. 6 Mar. 30 2134 Mar. 31 2534 Mar. 10 9834 Mar. 4 101 Mar. 3 9 2 Mar. 9 3 Mar. 4 2434 Mar. 134 Mar. 2 3 Mar. 3 Mar. 26 Feb. 24 Feb. 24 Feb. 17 tH Feb. 24 7 n2 34 96 Mar. 13 30 Mar. 26 Mar. 23 Mar. 21 Jan. 6 3654 Mar. 3 11254 Mar. 3 10634 Mar. Mar. 10754 Mar. 21 109 10634 Jan. 10034 Jan. 37 Mar. 25 854 Jan. 154 Jan. 9734 1734 9734 154 2 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 2034 Jan. 1 Feb. 21 10 26 31 3734 Mar. 25 17 2 10 5 2 35 Mar. 434 Feb. 4 3 % Jan. 3234 Feb. 834 Jan. 8 14 Mar. 17 ?5* IVA Mar. 354 Feb. 1 6 30 41 33 Mar. 31 3634 Mar. 21 11034 Mar. 20 11234 Mar. 10 106 Mar. 10 10634 Mar. 26 10754 Mar. 21 109 Mar.31 23 Mar. Jan. 9434 Mar. 17 Mar. 234 Mar. 28 24J4 Sale 134 Sale 72 93 Mar. 7 Mar. Mar. 12 Mar. 16 88 Mar. Mar. 16 10054 Mar. 12 3334 4434 1034 9834 434 Mar. 334 Mar. 17 8 Mar. 334 8534 334 134 8034 Feb. 7054 Jan, 1534 Jan. 44 Mar. 9 78 10334 Feb. 24 105 Mar. 43 2 Feb. 5 434 Mar. 25 Mar. 10 1234 Feb. 99 2534 101 11 Mar. 30 Mar. 10 Mar. 3 234 Feb. 21 354 Feb. 11 25 Feb. 11 10534 Mar. 24 10554 Mar. 24 8434 Feb. 10534 Mar. 5 254 Jan. 8434 Feb. 19 10534 Mar. 24 108 Mar. 28 108 Mar. 28 107 Feb. 108 Mar. 28 4 107 Mar. 17 10034 Jan. 107 Mar. 17 Mar. 31 104 Mar. 31 99 Jan. 104 Mar. 31 Mar. 2434 Jan. 5534 Feb. 9354 Jan. 25 10534 Sale 10434 Mar. 104 ... Pub Service 7% pref.....25 2,775 Montreal Lt. Ht flc Pow * 10 Mountain Sts Pow 7% pfd.100 see 100 Mar. 19 7 434 Sale 104 , Monongahela West Penn 150 7 Mar. 78 98 2 1,825 Mohawk & Hud Pow 1st pref.* 25 Jan. 12 2 37 50 Midland Uti 16% pr lien..100 50 Minn Power & Lt 7% pref. 100 20 Miss River Power pref 100 — 50 27 26 24 Mar. 10 96 , 4.60C 2.700 5234 Feb. 134 Jan. Mar. 2634 Mar. 96 30 334 ... 176,880 Middle West Util com..._.._* 1,900 $6 conv pref ser A new * A warrants. 2,100 B warrants 2,100 9,600 Mid-West States Util class A * 7,900 Midland Nat Gas partic A..* 900 23 23 104 4 534 Mar. 44 109 Am dep ret Bearer shares 26 Jan. 7 Mar. 16 105 10434 Mar. * 10,200 Mass Util Associates v t C—_* 550 5% conv preferred.......50 38,100 Memphis Nat Gas com .._* Metropolitan Edison Co— 175 Feb. Jan. 8934 Jan. 334 Feb. 9534 9334 Mar. 9434 Mar. 9534 n9734 Mar. 23 n97% Mar. 200 Maine Gas Companies com..* Marconi Internat Marine "2", 600 Mar. 31 Mar. 5 2 3-16 Feb. of Can—.1 Marconi Wirel Tel Ltd £1 8 9 24 12 93 * Kings County Lighting 5% preferred series D—100 Long Island Light com.. * 7% preferred .100 6% preferred series B ..100 Los Angeles G & E 6% pf—100 2 34 Mar. 19 97 5 101 2 Mar. Mar. 17 6634 Mar. Mar. 1134 Mar. 5 14 9934 Mar. 28 10034 Mar. 70 8534 ... 4,600 Communication 339,300 Marconi Wirel Tel Jan. 9 108 31 Mar. Mar. * Italian Superpower cl A * Warrants 450 Jersey Cent Pr & Lt 7% pf.100 50 Jan. Jan. 20 258% Feb. 15 61 Feb. 32 ... 64,000 21,600 50 Jan. 4 Mar. 69 105 pref.* 120 Interstate Power 57 pref 26,900 11,000 Mar. 26 3534 Mar. 7734 Jan. 8534 Jan. 65 100 12,800 Internat Superpower * 8,200 Internat Util class A * Class B 131,600 * 1,150 Participating pref ♦ Warrants for class B stock. 14,300 90 1,700 78,300 6% preferred 7334 Sale Indianapolis Pow & Lt— (>%% cum pref. 100 1,000 Inland Util partic class A 1,600 Intercont Power com A """600 39,700 7134 Sale * 2,050 Illinois 24 20 * 25 Illinois Nor Util 6% pref—100 P & L $6 pref .* ""250 6,400 1,800 5034 Sale 125 Gt Western Pow 7% pref .100 225 Haverhill Elec Co v t c 25 225 17 Mar. 20 Mar. 19 13 4 Mar. 14 16 634 Feb. 94 10234 Jan. 895-4 Jan. 9134 Jan. 4634 Mar. 134 Mar. 102 15 100 200 3 21 Feb. 27 40 3634 Mar. 78 Mar. 4634 Mar. 334 Mar. 1434 .Ian. 2 145 3 Jan. 242 26034 Mar. 5934 Mar. 10834 Mar. 97 Mar. 101 Mar. 26034 Mar. 5134 Mar. 14 8054 Feb. 56 cum conv pref ser B 10 General Pub Serv 56 pref 350 Gen Pub Utilities $7 pref — Mar. 8 Gen Gas & Elec— 9,000 17 Jan. 21 108 9234 Mar. 17 1334 Jan. 30 3131 Jan. 14 634 Jan. 30 35% Mar. Mar. Jan. 234 Jan. 95 38 118 14134 Mar. 634 Mar. 27 Mar. 94 Mar. 24 Mar. 95 41 £ 103 Jan. 1434 Jan. Sale 127 6 ... 800 17 Sale ..100 410 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100 4,035,700 Elec Bond & Share common.* Preferred 21,400 * 600 - 6% preferred 99,500 Eastern States Pr com B 1,200 Eastern Util Associates Convertible stock 2,700 57,000 10 1434 3,050 Duke Power Co 100 110,900 Duquesne Gas Corp com * 10,400 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc. 23 25 25 Sale 5934 Sale 2434 26 6334 Sale 2454 Mar. 14 5934 Mar. 2 25 2 6954 Mar. 21 Mar. 2 6954 Mar. 21 9354 Jan. 7 I 49 NEW YOEK CUEB EXCHANGE PRICES AGGREGATE SALES. Since March. Jan. Jan. 1. PUBLIC UTIL. Bid. March 2. Par (Cond.) Ask. * 300 Nat Elec Power class A 50 300 3,200 1,200 7,700 3,400 1,400 ""266 500 425 22 24 100 7% preferred cum ♦ cl A.* preferred Nat Public Service com * Common class B-_ 94 9554 16 20 32 X Sale * 100 50 Nebraska Power Co pref__100 50 50 25 23 24 ""166 830 3,180 25 100 $3.50 conv preferred 7% preferred 94 100 6% preferred 100 79 34 7% preferred 100 Corp com new.. 11,400 2,125 N Y Teleo 6%% pref 100 10 786,333 Niagara Hud Pow com Class A opt warrants...... 94,883 Class B opt warrants 21,900 Class C warrants 9,100 1,100 North Amer Light At Power.* Nor Amer Util Sec com.... 6,900 First preferred... 500 2,170 NorlndPub Ser6% pref..100 250 7% preferred... 100 N Y Steam 850 100 2,800 ""770 175 50 Sale 8,800 350 17,700 1,100 400 560 10 v 200 Nor'west States Utilities 10 Northwest Util 7% pref 50 29,500 Pacific Gas 8c 16,400 10154 Sale 10454 Sale' Elec 1st pf..25 675 "4.566 16,300 Pacific Pub Serv class A * 10154 Mar. Mar. 5 Mar. Sale 954 Sale IX Sale 454 5 54 IX Sale 60 2)4 73 67 75X 118)4 117 118 13 X Sale 7834 118 1254 Sale 2X Sale 654 Sale 7 Sale 2 Sale 3 2 Mar. 8534 Mar. 25 200 • 12,200 Pa Water 8c Power 14,800 Peoples Light 8c Power cl A 1,000 Philadelphia Co new com...* 200 Phila Elec Pow 8% pref 25 3% 3)4 6,400 600 3)4 4 5 9954 Mar. 12 10954 Mar. 19 101 135 Sale ""166 850 50 50 Sale 10734 Sale 137 X 144 100 50 Rochester G & E pref D 4 3 2654 Sale 102 Sale 2754 Mar. 113 Mar. 10634 Mar. 15254 Mar. 10954 Mar. Mar. Mar. 94 1154 108 Mar. Mar. Mar. 108 Mar. 28 Mar. T.366 14,800 Sale 27 24 Mar. 28 24 25 200 1,700 25 11,900 3,500 3,800 650 , 1,000 800 250 400 50 """266 30 1,100 40 3,300 21,200 302",600 10,500 37,800 181,000 200 7,800 C, 10 >8X 105X 68 6634 Sale 32 Sale 24 25 28 34 834 34 834 Mar. 5 9 934 Mar. 12 3 10454 7034 2554 28 Mar. 10 3134 3254 Mar. 14 34 10454 Mar. 6634 Sale 2054 Sale 28 32 Mar. 31 65 2034 Mar. 31 X 54 Sale Sale 54 Mar. 5854 Mar. 2 7 1 » Class B * common Preferred. ._...* Standard Pub Serv class A..* _ . . .. Swiss-American Elec pref.100 250 Tacony Ac Palmyra Bridge^ 5,900 Tampa Electric Co.........* 100 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref.100 50 Tex-La Power 7% pref 100 40 Union E L Ac P (Mo) 7% pf.100 13,600 Union Natural Gas of Can..* 34,700 United Elec Serv purch warr. American shares 2,300 1,410,050 United Gas com ...........* $7 preferred...... 31,400 ...» Warrants 90,400 558,400 United Lt Ac Power com A...* Class B 1,000 $6 cum 1st pref * 17,300 ............ 400 United Pub Service Co com.* 135,900 U S Elec Pow com with warr.* Stock purchase warrants.. 4,400 75 200 Utah Power Ac Light pref.100 75 Utica Gas Ac Elec 7% pf 100 115,600 Util Pow At Light com.......* 25 22,800 5,300 "'"206 400 50 13,100 Class B v t 600 Western Power pref......100 50 West Tex Util $6 pref.......* FORMER STANDARD 94 Feb. Mar. Jan. 8 8 Jan. 106 10034 Feb. 20 10034 Feb. 1934 Jan. 2854 Feb. 27 2034 Jan. 27 Jan. 100 8 109 Mar. 13 Jan. 100 Feb. Jan. 109 Feb. Mar. 10834 Jan. 111 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 103 59 Jan. 20 Jan. 10454 Mar. 3 7034 Mar. 6 2654 Feb. 1§ 28 Feb. Feb. ii* 3254 Mar. Mar. Mar. 18 Feb. 34 Jan. 37 29 1 53 Feb. 14 Feb. Jan. 16 rlOO 2 258 Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar. 2 3 86 Feb. Feb. Feb. 3 98 Feb. 3 10334 Mar. 5034 Mar. 7 50 Mar. 11 Mar. 19 Sale 16 X Sale 8634 92 1734 Sale' 8 3 100 Mar. 24 21 7X Sale 6 37 95 50 98 X Sale 5 44 42 50 Jan. 2 86 Jan. 10 3034 Mar. 2554 Mar. 2534 Mar. Jan. 9 20 Mar. 2434 Mar. 20 z51 19 5 Mar. Mar. 26 6 46 Sale 98 100 Sale 5 Sale 22 25 854 Sale 4J4 Sale 28 4234 4734 9934 100 234 4 9 Sale 5734 Sale 52 109 5634 Sale 6 Mar. 97 654 50 Mar. 14 4934 9834 Mar. 17 101 5 234 Mar. 23 9134 Mar. 2 95 42 54)4 Mar. 10 Mar. 30 44 57 Mar. 31 109 Mar. Mar. 110 14) 15 Sale 34 Mar. 28 134 Sale 1454 1654 34 Sale 14 34 1-16 Mar. 20 81 Jan. Mar. 4 44 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 31 5 Mar. 18 90 94 6 10 1134 Sale Sale Sale 3234 Sale 9234 354 10354 Sale 10 6 954 Sale 93 3 2834 Sale 10034 Sale 6 4 454 IX Sale -754 Sale IX l03"" 112"" 98"" 105" 9% Sale Sale 53 X Sale 103X 99 Sale Sale 4734 Jan. Mar. 80 Mar. 4 Mar. 30 110 10434 105 Sale 1154 Sale 2954 Sale 2934 Sale 101 14 10134 10234 103 934 9154 234 2734 3 10 Feb. 3 18 2 Jan. 23 7 15 3-16 Jan. Feb. Jan. 2 454 3434 6934 23 104)4 Jan. 2 Feb. 24 Jan. Jan. 16 7 Jan. 9 20 Feb. 26 2 6 Feb. 26 Jan. 454 Jan. 154 Feb. 20 Mar. 105 Mar. 14 Mar. 103)4 Feb. 24 104 2 9 Jan. 1434 21 Jan. 2 3134 9634 Jan. 22 100 53 X Jan. 2 6234 6 104 9834 Jan. 9334 Mar. 11 9334 3134 Mar. Jan. Mar. 12 Mar. 23 27 3 854 Feb. 27 234 Mar. 3 Mar. 17 104 4 3 23 12 2 2 Mar. 26 108 Mar. 9 5 10 ilV* 94 Jan. 234 Jan. 6034 Mar. 26 18 5 Feb. 6034 Jan. 94)4 Jan. 6034 Mar. Mar. Mar. 6 104 10454 101 9334 Mar. 11 9334 Mar. 6034 Feb. Mar. 34 Feb. 23 754 Mar. 234 Mar. 7 25 Mar. 18 6 6 1134 Mar. 30 Feb. Mar. 31 934 Jan. 754 Jan. 334 Mar. 3434 Mar. 6934 Mar. 10034 Mar. 30 104)4 Mar. 106 104 2 Feb. Feb.26 4934 Mar. 23 Mar. 6 101 Mar. 2 5 95 Mar. 20 4434 Mar. 4 Feb. 24 61 iBB 86 Mar. 6 534 Mar. 30 154 Mar. 26 7 6 4 Mar. 18 4 109 1-16 Mar. Mar. 30 Mar. Feb. Mar. 26 11154 Mar. 9 11154 Mar. 1334 Feb. 14 1734 Jan. 11)4 Mar. 94 10 27 7034 Feb. 18 10854 Jan. 20 10454 Mar. 6 110 108 2 10 7 654 Sale 154 2 108 Sale 5934 134 Mar. 11154 Mar. 9 11154 Mar. Mar. 1334 Mar. 12 15 34 Mar. 1-16 Mar. 7 65 7X Sale 86 Sale 2X Sale 23 X Sale 7 12154 5 97 30 634 17 50 3234 Jan. 30 9 9834 Feb. 254 Mar. 23 10 IX Sale Jan. 9 6 161)4 Mar. Mar. Mar. 23 6 Mar. 31 Jan. 4 354 Jan. 2 Feb. 28 If* 35)4 Jan. Mar. Mar. 23 30)4 31 Mar. 10 Mar. 60 86 19 Mar. 7 9 x51 Jan. 19 15 2434 Mar. 20 Jan. 16134 Mar. 94 Mar. 27 Jan. . 454 Mar. 18 11834 Jan. 5 Feb. Jan. 2434 Jan. Mar. 14 11234 Mar. 11234 Mar. 10454 Mar. 2554 Mar. 4 12134 Mar. 109 7 16134 Mar. Mar. 44 Mar. 31 2634 Mar. 434 Mar. 44 45 9134 Sale 47 X 60 8 3 100 Mar. 3 19 1834 Mar. 26 21 Sale 36 Mar. 1534 Feb. s29 97 3% Sale 40 50 2834 Mar. 19 Mar. 23 16134 Mar. 454 Mar. 11934 Mar. 32)| Mar. 1834 Mar. 26 25 13 14 Mar. 27 3034 Mar. 12 Mar. 27 55 26 22X 3 100 §§"" "§2" 28 19 1634 Mar. 6 6 Feb. 26 Mar. 27 100 16 Feb. Jan. 43 2834 8 91 Mar. 21 100)4 Jan. 31 Feb. 14 8334 Jan. 21 86 42)4 Mar. 3 5034 Mar. 7 Mar. 19 Mar. 27 16 11 3 269X Feb. 25 98 Mar. 11 8 5 2 11 Mar. 18 6 2834 15 10 2 6034 Mar. 20 3 Mar. 20 6 10334 Mar. 9934 Mar. Mar. 16 934 Mar. 12 Feb. 6034 Mar. 20 Mar. 21 5 5 26 50 23% c 350 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pf__100 Massachusetts Cos....* 1,100 West Mar. 20 Mar. 23 9 201 34 Jan. 8534 4234 8534 Sale 200 United Rys Ac El Bait com..50 43,600 1,600 Mar. 20 Jan. 201 98 9 Mar. 19 90 Sale 6 Jan. Mar. 28 10334 Mar. 98 225 Texas Pow Ac Lt 7% pref..100 60 Toledo Edison 6% pref...100 100 Tri State Tel Ac Tel com Twin States Nat Gas part A.* 5 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 __ 7,000 Mar. 17 Feb. 45 Mar. 28 246 245 Sale Mar. 10 Mar. 19 Mar. 4 9 24554 Mar. 28 246 201 Mar. 10 10234 Mar. 30 nlOO 62 200 Sou'west G & E 7% pref..100 Southwest Gas Utilities 17 Jan. 102 Mar. 2734 Mar. 2 Mar. 36 50 X Sale Standard Power Ac Lt com..* 104)4 5 14 2 2634 Feb. 2534 Mar. 27 2534 Mar. Mar. 16 111 110 Sale 104 X Sale 21X Sale 8 100 200 Southern Union Gas... 3,050 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref.100 36,800 7,600 5,900 1,150 1,000 1,600 28 Jan. 20 10 Southern New Eng Tel 10 15 Jan. 2 Mar. 24 6 108 10454 Jan. 10334 Jan. 16 10534 Mar. 6 9 10834 Jan. 26 10634 Feb. 10534 Mar. Mar. 21 106 104 111 61 6 11834 Mar. 13 1534 Mar. 10 2 334 834 334 6534 434 94 Mar. Mar. Mar. 13 13 11234 Mar. 23 2 8954 Mar. 16 10934 Feb. 24 113 103 Jan. 17 10634 12334 Jan. 15 15254 2 10954 101 Jan. 9 101 9554 Feb. 4 1634 Feb. 1654 Mar. 101 2734 Mar. 2 2534 Mar. 27 28 Sale "l§54 Sale 27 X 100 4,600 Sou Calif Edison pref A....25 Preferred B.............25 11,700 5)4% pref class C 25 12,700 100 5% cum particorlg pref..25 25 1,800 Southern Colo Pow cl A * 16,500 Southern Nat Gas Co com 4,100 5,300 22 45 20 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf_.100 """500 Jan. Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Jan. 16 10454 Mar. 31 97 10234 Mar. 105 8 3.200 Shawlnlgan Water 8c Pow. 1,500 11 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 134 Jan. 6334 Feb. 2)4 Jan. 334 Mar. 6534 Mar. 434 Mar. Mar. 108 com. 14,800 Rockland Light 8c Power.. 10 4,700 6 9 Feb. 10934 4634 11354 934 154 534 834 Mar. 2 94 com.. 300 Rochester Cent Pow Feb. 86 9734 Jan. 14 99 14034 Mar. 6 141 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 6 13634 Mar. 108 11034 10734 Mar. zlOOMSale 9834 Mar. 300 Railway 8c Light Securities.* 1,800 Rhode Isld Pub Serv pref. 300 50 75 2 101 8954 116 Mar. 23 11834 1534 1254 Mar. 31 334 234 Mar. 4 149 Com $100 par stock....100 Pub Serv of Oklahoma 475 Quebec Power Co, Jan. 19 10454 Mar. 108 6% prior lien .....100 100 7% prior lien 100 900 Puget Sound P & L $6 pf. $5 preferred^.......... 420 425 25 6 103 Jan. 7934 Jan. 325 25 320 Jan. 71 3 5 98 106 125 58 50 Pub Serv Colo 7 % pref .100 1,325 Public Service of Nor 111....* 24 Jan. 21 10434 Mar. 24 8 2154 Mar. 19 Feb. 7 Jan. 28 36 Feb. 11 Mar. 26 44 8 8734 Mar. 5 8334 Jan. Mar. 5 5 110 110 Mar. Mar. 101 Sale 1,691 Power Corp of Canada..... 125 Jan. 1734 Jan. ' Mar. Ill ...50 50 Phila Traction Co Piedmont Hydro-Elec Co Option warrants new 8,300 2,300 4,600 91 Mar. 99 7134 Mar. 13 254 Mar. 6534 Mar. 334 Mar. 62 50 Pa Ohio Pow & Lt 7% pfd.100 750 Pa Power 8c Light $7 pref...* $6 Preferred « 50 ""360 2534 Mar. 16 94 Sale 254 101 10 600 Pa Gas 8c Elec class A 10 20 97 350 Peninsular Telep Co com 20 7% preferred...........100 400 2 Feb. 6 5 Feb. 30 42 Mar. 17 112)4 Mar. 110 46 X 100 100 300 5)4% 1st preferred.. ..25 825 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref....* 25 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref.100 200 Mar. 30 98 185 Ohio Power 6% preL 70 Ohio Pub Ser 7% 1st pf A.100 750 Oklahoma Gas 8c Elec pref100 50 Oklahoma Nat Gas pref..l00 50 20 • Corp com. 100 7% preferred..... ...100 6% cum pref.. 100 74 99 Mar. 30 99 14034 Mar. 6 141 100 Nor N Y Utilities 7% pref.100 Nor States Pow 90 5 110 7134 Mar. 30 8334 Mar. 9 250 432,600 41,650 13,300 4,500 Highest. Sale Prices. Prices. 103 $7 Prior Hen preferred.»_* 150 4,000 1. 8834 Jan. 24 2534 Mar. 16 9954 Mar. 12 10954 Mar. 19 100 New Engl Telep Ac Teleg_„100 75 New Orleans P S 7% pref 100 250 N Y Power Ac Light $6 pref. 75 Mar. 110 New "Ingl Pub Serv 100 Sale 101X Sale 104X 104X 10134 Mar. 2 10434 Mar. 24 1834 2134 1954 Mar. 18 2134 Mar. 19 1934 22 3434 38)4 3434 3834 42 Mar. 26 4234 Mar. 25 8734 Mar. 5 8734 Mar. 5 100 180 Nevada-Calif Elec com 25 $7 preferred 160 New Engl Power Asan com 160 Highest. Sale Prices. 2534 Mar. 16 90 Mar. 5 26 87 Nat Power Ac Light— $6 Ask. Lowest. Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. Bid. 354 Jan. 700 Municipa I Service ; """loo JAN. SINCE 2 1931. Shares. Shares. RANGE IN MARCH. Price NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE In 5 108 Mar. 31 Mar.-17 Feb. 26 Mar. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 27 Mar. 30 Mar. 11 OIL SUBSIDIARIES 100 800 7 500 100 350 200 16,800 25,600 1,500 r 2.700 450 Borne Scrymser Co .....25 2,100 Buckeye Pipe Line........50 900 Chesebrough Mfg 700 Cumberland Pipe Line 800 Eureka Pipe Line 1,300 Galena Oil Corp 25 50 100 42,200 Humble Oil Ac Refinlng__..25 51,900 Imperial Oil (Canada)......* Registered .__* 3,900 10 7,300 Indiana Pipe Line «'or footnote* see page 54. 7 46 125 : 12 51 135 2034 27 28 2734 2 30 3 62 63 55 1734 Sale 21 23 8 8 2 Mar. 834 Mar. 20 8 Mar. 27 Mar. 6 40 Jan. 110 Jan. 4834 Mar. 51 120 31 11554 Mar. Mar. 125 27 33 27)4 Mar. 28 5034 Sale 110 27 3 Sale 1534 Sale 14 54 1534 1734 Sale 25 2} Mar. Mar. 23 2054 Jan. Mar. 4 27 Mar. 4 Feb. ir* Jan. 8 Mar. 27 24 30 Jan. 26 2954 Feb. 27 Feb. 14 Feb. 13 125 Fen. 2 15 Mar. 1734 Mar. 1654 Mar. 134 Jan. 54X Mar. 1454 Mar. 4 15 Mar. 11* 16 Mar. 20 5 16 Jan. 2134 Feb. 25 2 Mar. 54 X Mar. 62 Mar. 3 1434 Mar. Mar. d* Jan. Jan. 3 23 50 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES. PRICES NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Since Jan. 1. FORMER STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES (Concluded) 9.700 National Transit 4.400 New York Transit 750 Northern Pipe Line 8.500 2.000 1.500 5,000 16.400 Bid.. k March 2. Ask Bid. 10 12 12 H 14 1334 1094 Sale 50 2634 31 3034 12.50 Ohio Oil 6% cum pref Sale 100 Penn Mex Fuel. 13 33 9934 101 25 Solar Refining 25 Southern Pipe Line.... South Penn Oil 10 25 Standard Oil (Ind) 25 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10 10 Standard Oil (Nebraska) 25 Standard Oil (Ohio) com __25 7% Preferred..... 100 1,770 100 5% cum pref 100 Swan 8c Finch Oil Corp "10 7% preferred.. SINCE JAN. I. Ask. 1534 25 25 Highest. Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Mar. 16 13 IO34 . Sale Sale 29 1734 Mar. 23 1134 Mar. 11 1234 Jan. 2 1034 Feb. 19 1734 Mar. 23 30 Mar. 30 28 30 Mar. 9834 Mar. 1334 Jan. 1034 Mar. 31 29 9934 10034 1334 17 6 734 1334 15 1834 Sale Mar. 31 9834 Mar. 1334 Mar. 73I Mar. 1234 Mar. 1834 Mar. 17 100 9 15 Mar. 10 11 30 Mar. 6 3694 Sale 21 Sale "48"" "54"' 115 Ji 115K 101X 104 354 7 33 Mar. 31 34 ou 78 Sale oaio 3UM 3094 Mar. 30 2134 Sale 2134 Mar. 3434 Mai*. 2394 Mar. 3434 Sale 23 34 Sale 3334 35 28 54 4934 Sale 2994 Mar. 27 30 10 14 Feb. 3 22 * Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. Feb. 27 36 3094 Mar. 2094 Jan. 2994 Mar. Mar. 14 13 38 23 36 2 7 lj 7 11534 Jan. 55 103 4 105 6 104 "63" Sale" Mar. 115 Jan. Jan. Jan. 103 105 3 10 Mar. 19 49 Mar. 12 10534 Mar. 27 104 106 2 Mar. 30 49 6 Mar. 62 Jan. 334 Jan. 10 Mar. 10 "53 % Sale 35 54 15 Feb. iff &IlLr' *1 1834 Mar. Mar. 1434 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 33 6 Jan. 10 8 uo . Feb. 1394 Mar. 1994 Mar. Sale ..25 162,300 Vacuum Oil Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask, Bid. 600 So West Pa Pine Lines.....50 368,500 52,300 2,700 9,400 RANGE 2 1931. Shares. IN MARCH. Price Jan. 5434 Mar. 5434 Sale Mar. 10 6334 Mar. Mar. 5294 Jan. 6994 Feb. 6 * 9 OTHER OIL STOCKS. 108,900 American Maracalbo 31,100 Arkansas Nat Gas com. Class A.. 147,300 14,900 Preferred... 2,600 Atlantic Loboa Oil com Preferred 6,600 50 British-American Oil Co £1 5,300 .* * 10 X Sale 534 Sale 594 Sale 634 734 34 Sale 6 634 Sale 6 6 34 Coupon stock (bearer) 34 294 16 Carib Syndicate com 33,200 Colon Oil Corp common Sale 1434 1434 1 13 2 Sale 134 25 Sale Sale Sale 94 534 594 634 6 7y * 93,500 194 534 594 234 Sale 94 Sale 31 Mar. 2 Mar. 12 Mar. 16 Mar. 6 Mar. 3 Mar. 16 1 500 43,500 16,400 3,100 23,300 2% Sale 294 Sale * ._* Corp 634 634 * 334 Sale *434 T534 » * "294 Sale" 394 Sale 34 Sale 4 434 434 Sale 6 294 Mar. 334 Mar. 5 6 1 5 Sale 434 Mar. 30 634 Mar. 5 2 Mar. 6 434 Mar. 30 294 734 394 34 Mar. 2 Mar. 27 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 4 Mar. 11 "2"" Mar. 2 Sale 334 Sale y2 Sale 334 434 4334 'id"~ 34 Sale Sale 25 * 14 Class B ♦ 1394 Sale 96,600 Intercontinental Petrol 10 166,600 Internat Petroleum com.. * Sale 143 Sale Registered Shares Klrby Petroleum Leonard Oil Development 25 Lion Oil Refining......... * Lone Star Gas .... Magdalena Syndicate.......* Margay Oil.. • Mexico-Ohio Oil 6 Mar. 28 "S5"" Mar. 11 3 94 334 394 38 2194 6394 Mar. 2 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 1,500 4,400 336,800 19,600 102,800 23,400 - Co 34 Sale 94 H . 5$| 5 24 Sale 3 334 * Michigan Gas & Oil Corp...* Class A vot trust ctfs * Class B vot trust ctfs Mo-Kansas Pipe Line.., Class B v t c 5 Mountain & Gulf Oil 234 2% 34 1 534 Sale Mar. 13 Mar. 24 New Bradford Oil........ 5 N Y Petroleum Royalty _* North Cent Texas Oil North European Oil com 494 Sale .21H Sale 134 Sale 834 ...* * Corp Pandem Oil Corp * ...... Pantepec Oil of Venezuela..* Petroleum Corp of Amer—* 870 Pure Oil Co 6% pref 200 Red Bank Oil 434 4034 2234 6834 Mar. 2 Mar. 24 Mar. 17 Mar. 16 MINING STOCKS 1,775 Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan 10 225 Yoting trust certificates... A* 54 Sale 694 Sale 5-16 Sale 134 X 17 Sale 30 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd 300 Copper Range Co Jan. 17 94 Sale 1134 Sale 94 Mar. 3 1194 Mar. 31 94 Mar. 1434 Mar. 5 2 94 Jan. 1194 Mar. 31 134 Mar. 10 94 Mar. 23 34 1 634 634 2434 Sale 94 Sale 394 4 334 Sale 634 7 Sale 1 534 2094 6 Sale ""334 "~4~" 434 7 394 594 394 4 194 Sale 334 834 Sale 34 Sale 8 534 Sale 2434 Sale 194 Sale 234 394 134 Sale 12 Sale 7-16 Sale 134 2 4 1 « 34 Mar. 3 534 Mar. 28 Mar. 31 Mar. 9 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 21 2094 34 334 334 634 Mar. 10 134 Mar. 5 134 Mar. 12 634 Mar. 16 2494 Mar. 2 94 Mar. 2 334 Mar. 20 49i Mar. 9 634 Mar. 5 Mar. 7 794 Mar. 3 Mar. 1 1 134 634 39 13' Sale lV< A* 7 34 Sale z2234 Sale 194 134 Sale 294 Sale 834 934 2134 Sale 234 234 334 134 Sale 25 Creason Consol G M 8c M Cusi Mexicana Mining 194 Sale 7 434 5 Sale 6 434 Sale 1194 Sale 2294 22 394 Sale 50 Sale 4494 Sale 2 Mar. 16 634 634 334 4 534 Sale 3 94" Sale 234 Sale 994 Mar. 31 20,900 6,500 51,000 17,800 9,500 27,100 64,300 2,500 Falcon Lead Mines...... ...1 Gold Coin Mines ...1 Golden Centre Mines.... ...5 Evans Wallower Lead Mar. 10 3 Mar. 19 2 Mar. 19 1 Mar. 12 1094 634 Mar. 17 Mar. 12 5 394 Mar. 6 934 Mar. 28 1 Sale 1 234 94 g '8 194 34 Mar. 30 Mar. 19 3. 134 _ '"334 Sale a: 34 Sale Va 7-16 34 294 Sale 94 Sale "734 Sale" 634 Sale 434 Sale Kirkland Lake G M Ltd.. ...1 900 Lake Shore Mines Ltd 1 London Tin Corp Ltd— Sale v Sale 1 Sale 134 Sale 2 134 Mar. 3 "34 94 Mar. 16 2 3 9 3-16 694 Sale 734 534 Sale 134 Sale X 34 _ 34 69 0 78 89 594 Sale Sale 7 Sale oiiie Sale "34 ""34 . dep rets, ord reg. 7.600 Mining Corp of Can..... ...5 500 Mohawk Mining -25 9,800 New Jersey Zinc -.25 234 Sale 4334 Sale 57 Sale z47 11 Sale 11 Sale 12 1 21 134 Mar. 2 694 Mar. 2 3 Mar. 19 134 Sale Sale' Sale £194 Sale Jan. 16J4 Jan. 16 3H Mar. 6 7 34 Feb. 2H Jan, 15 9 334 Jan. H Feb. 11 5 Feb. 11 Feb. It 6 4034 Mar. 24 30 Feb. Jan. 7 9 1634 Feb. 10 10 76 163i Feb. *4 Jan. 9 1534 Jan. 9 13 Mar. 10 1 ?4 Feb. m Mar. u 6*4 Feb. 4 29 5 Jan, 24 94 Feb. 11 Jan. 31 4*4 Mar. 12 494 Jan. 9 9 134 Jan. U Jan, 7 H Jan. H Jan. 534 Jan. 6 26 U Feb. 10 Jan. 7 Jan. Jan. 8 8H Jan, Feb. 8 10 Jan. 2 Jan. 15 Jan. 2 Jan. 26 94 Feb. 3 5 Mar. 10 12 134 Mar. 7 Mar. 19 74 Jan. 20 394 Jan. 15 1 Mar. 19 3 2>1 Mar, 19 Feb, 20 15 34 Feb. 134 Jan* 19 434 8334 234 194 11 334 Jan. 27 Jan. 3$ 394 Jan. 394 Mar. 234 Mar. 9 3 Feb. 10 19 194 Jan. 10 7 2 6 Mar. 2 6" "Mar. 634 Jan. 334 Feb. 2 5 434 Mar. 2 2 3 20 1194 Mar. 2134 Mar. 50 Mar. 4494 Mar. Mar. 12 294 Jan. 934 Jan. 2 3 Mar. 3o I 714 Jan. 13 Feb. 6 3 9 734 Jan. 2 5 34 Feb. 24 129 24 9j Feb. Jan. 11.Jan. 194 Feb. Mar. 2 2 Feb. 6 Jan. 29 II 5-16 Jan. 794 Mar. 30 134 Mar. 30 234 Mar. 1 3 34 Mar. 34 Mar. 194 Mar. 31 34 Mar. 10 8 Mar. 11 894-Mar. 694 Mar. 134 Mar. 34 Mar. 94 Mar. 26 Mar. 31 21 2 50 57 12 1-16 94 9i 3-10 19 Feb.l 1 Jan. 15 Jan. 2 Jan* 8 534 Feb. 634 Jan. 4 34 Jan, 94 Feb. Mar. 6 24 28 13 2 2 4 6 11-16 Jan. 2494 Mar, 394 Mar. 4 2J4 Mar. 17 46 Jan. Mar. 25 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 31 134 Mar. 19 3*4 Mar. 4 194 Jan. 16 18 Feb. 17 4634 Jan. 6 4134 Jan. 2 1034 Feb. 17 1 Jan. 9 | 7 S3 Feb, 4414 Mar. Jan. $ A 2 Jan. i Maf, 30 Feb. 10 Jan. 7 Jan* 29 Jan*. 16 Jan. 2 6 It 25 M 4 19 13 94 Jan. 16 534 Mar. 2: U Mar, is 4694 Mar. 16 134 Mar. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. 634 Jan. 20 Mar. 30 Mar. 94 7-16 234 1-16 13934 i. 2 Feb. 19 43 34 Mar. 30 34 Mar. 4 334 Mar. 4 Mar. 25 II 15 14 Feb. Mar. 27 694 Mar. s794 Mar. 3 534 Mar. 4 34 Mar. 34 Mar. 94 Mar. 24 2494 Mar. 14 7 Jan. Jan. 134 Mar. 16 7 9 Feb. 21 Jan, 3 Jan. « Jan. 10 1 194 Mar. 4 9 Feb. 21 2 2 2 Mar. 11 9 1>| 6 9 34 Mar. 5 534 Mar. 25 34 Mar. 18 134 Mar 30 I d 294 Mar. 134 Mar. "94 "Mar." 17 3-16 Mar. 9 8M Jan. 2 7 34 Mar. 19 234 Mar. 10 2 134 Jan. 43J4 Jan. Mar. 8 Jan. 17 34 Mar. 30 25 394 Jan. 26 18 134 Jan. 94 Jan. 19s Mar. 9 2%4 Feb. Feb. "94 Mar."16 2 8 Mar. 24 3 20 ... 10 13 434 Mar. 27 334 Mar. 4 234 Mar. 19 12 Mar. 2 34 Mar. 7 194 Mar. 3 1734 Mar. 294 Mar. 8034 Mar. Feb. 94 Jan. 34 Mar. *134 "134 Amer 50,100 New Mont Min Coro —10 1,200 N Y 8c Hond Rosario M_. —10 12,400 Nlplsslng Mines 5 \i 134 Mar. 20 1-16 Mar. 10 ""34 """34 Hollinger Consol G M ...5 » Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt... Iron Cap Copper II10 2,500 1 2 4994 Mar. 10 4494 Mar. 2 34 Sale Hecla Mining Co........ .25c 5 134 Jan. 29 634 Feb. 27 94 Mar. 14 94 45 Sale Goldfield Consol Mines.. ...1 Lake 14 2 12 3 4994 Sale 40 724 5-16 7 1 8 Feb. 7 634 Sale 134 94 Jan. 3 194 Feb. 24 134 Mar. 13 434 Mar. 31 20 134 "% """34 5 2094 Mar. 31 5 249i Mar. 12 94 Mar. 16 IX Mar. 7 74 Mar. 19 Sale 2 3 Mar. 20 8 *\* Sale 334 6 1 2 19 6 134 Jan. 30 194 94 234 Mar. 19 12 ?8 1 .* Engineer Gold Mines Ltd 94 Jan. H Jan. 5 94 Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. 34 Sale 194 Sale 7634 Sale 234 8 134 1. 434 Sale 234 494 134 '.20 Eagle Picher Lead Co Mar. 10 13 Mar. 30 34 Mar. 5 194 Mar. 27 Sale 94 12 134 1 1 Jan. 234 Jan. 2 9 Sale 9 5-16 Sale 334 1 Sale 46 14 534 Jan. X Jan. Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 27 Sale 2194 Mar. 28 6394 Jan. 2 Mar. 23 Mar. 3 334 Mar. 19 \4 Sale 4 34 1 1734 Sale 234 234 *334 ""734 234 69j 5 13 Sale" 25 54,000 70,100 2,200 15,600 45.900 30 14^| 1 Sale 400 Carnegie Metals .....10 400 Chief Consol Mining 1 54, 94 Mar. 2 334 Mar. 30 294 Jan. 6 2 2 194 52,100 Comstock Tun 8c Drainage 10c 36,100 Consol Copper Mines .1 1,800 Consol Cortez Silver Mines..1 For footnote *«i<j Mar. 11 3 9 Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min— American shares.... 200 734 Mar. 27 1394 Jan. 1,200 Woodley Petroleum Corp. ,—* 4,500 Y" Oil 8c Gas Co 200 Kerr 11 7 9 58,900 Venezuelan Petroleum... ...5 4,300 Mar. 28 1634 Mar. 1634 Mar. .100 Universal Consol Oil..... -10 • Feb. 2 1594 Mar. 31 » 20,700 Salt Creek Producers..... .10 500 Shreveport El Dorado.... .25 * 43,000 Southland Royalty Co... 88,200 Sunray Oil... lis * 10,100 Texon Oil 8c Land Co 6,000 Union Oil Associates..... 125 -j 2 16 1634 ..100 12,100 Relter-Foster Oil Corp • 34,800 Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25 300 Root Refining cum pref * 2,700 Royalty Corp pref 10 6,600 Ryan Consol Petroleum * 2,500 Salt Creek Consol Oil... 10 i 3 1634 1694 1594 Sale Mar. 28 Mar. 13 Mar. 26 1 Stock purchase warrants.. 6,600 15,600 Plymouth Oil .5 17,100 Producers Royalty Co * I Jan. 1694 Sale 1694 Sale Sale 1 * Mountain Producers Corp.lt National Fuel Gas Pacific Western Oil 22 2194 6434 Middle States Petroleum— 14,100 7,800 169,900 50,100 3,600 16,200 34,400 19,100 Jan. 2334 25 6734 Sale Sale 200 1334 Mar. 17 13 of Pa Non-voting class A 4,500 25,000 3,400 39,341 30,700 1,300 4,200 1,200 294 Mar. 21 Mar. 16 1434 Mar. Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co 11,300 6,000 1 134 Mar. 31 234 Mar. 2 2 1*4 Mar. 6 U Feb. 17 Feb. 17 6 1334 Mar. 17 1294 734 Mar. 27 * Darby Petrol Corp Derby Oil 8c Ref com.. 475 Preferred.. 11,400 General Petroleum new 2 Sale Sale 100 Crown Cent Petrol 88,500 Gulf Oil 5 1 Creole Petroleum Corp 1 294 Mar. 21 Jan. 534 Jan. 2 534 Jan. 2 634 Feb. 24 34 Feb. 18 1 Sale * Preferred Mar. 11 Mar. 24 7 " 6 3 2 194 234 1134 Columbia Oil & Gasoline— Vot trust ctfs 45,600 6,000 Consul Royalty Oil 15,300 Cosden Oil Co common 194 Mar. 634 Mar. 634 Mar. Jan, Mar, Mar. Mar. 33* Feb. m, ??i 26 JaO H :.<» 31 27 34 Feb. 27 *4 Jan. it : 2 Feb. 9 9* Jan. 2J 8 Mar. SI M4 Mar. M 6*| Mar. 21 Mi Mar. 2 316 M b. 17 H Mar. U 269k l*b. 4 3*4 Mar. 4 2 i Mar. 17 I?" S& n 58T| M b. 25 Mar. *1 1*4 \Ur. 19 12 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE 50 March. Shares. FORMER STANDARD SUBSIDIARIES 0,200 3,100 9.700 4,400 Price 2 1931. "*NBW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Since Jan. 1. Shares* OIL 12.50 2,200 2,900 5*100 100 8.500 Ohio Oil 6% cum pref 25 2,000 Penn Mex Fuel .25 1,500 Solar Refining 5,000 Southern Pipe Line.......10 16,400 South Penn Oil...........25 150 March 2. Ask. Bid. 138,700 22,700 900 3,050 290 Bid. Ask. 12 % Sale 12)4 14 13 15% Sale 30% 29 99% 101 99% 100% 13% 17 6 7% 13% 15 31 101 102% 13 % Sale 13% 10% Sale 33 14 16 7% 368,500 Standard Oil (Ind)........25 3614 Bale 21 Sale 52,300 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10 2,700 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25 48" "54" 9,400 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25 10 7% Preferred.........100 115# 115% 1,770 5% cum pref ....100 101# 104 100 Swan Ac Finch Oil Corp....25 3% 7 10 7% preferred...........25 162,300 Vacuum Oil .„.......:..Ji5 53% Sale 8 Sale. 12% 19% Sale 35_ 39 34% Sale 23% Sale 10% Sale Sale 18% Sale 33% Sale 30% Sale 21% Sale 30 47,800 Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 35 28 54 55 49% Sale 103 105 4 6 Mar. 16 10% Mar. 31 Mar. 31 17% Mar, 23 11% Mar, 11 Mar. 30 30 00 Mar. 15 8 98% Mar. 13% Mar. 7% Mar. Mar. 21 Mar, 11 12% Mar. 18% Mar. 13% Mar. 26 19% Mar. 2 34 Mar. 19 34% Mar. 2 Mar. 30% Mar. 21% Mar. 23% Mar. 3 35 Mar., 5 Mar. 54 Mar. 49 6 Mar. 12 105% Mar. 27 "16" Mar."!§ "15"" Mar.*l9 63 Sale 54% Sale 54% Mar. 13 1% Sale 5% Sale 5% Sale % Mar. 2 6% Mar. 12 63% Mar. 12% Jan. 2 10% Feb. 19 17% Mar. 23 14% Jan. 15 28 30 Feb. 3 6 Feb. 14 Mar. 17 102% Jan. 4 33 104 106 6 104 2 13 29 29% Mar. 33% ' 7*"Io 1. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. 26% 600 So West Pa Pine Lines.....50 600 JAN. {Concluded) National Transit New York Transit.........10 750 Northern Pipe Line.......50 400 SINCE Jan. 350 1 RANGE PRICES IN MARCH. AGGREGATE SALES. In i 13% Jan. 6 13 15% Jan. 10 2 Jan. Jan. 21 10 3 Mar. 30 IV* Jan. 6 33 30% Mar. 30 38; 20% Jan. 23 8 Mar. 11 Feb. 3 Jan. 27 14 30 Feb. 2 Jan. 7 Feb. 13 Mar. Jan. 7 W* Mar. 27 36 49 30 62 Jan. 6 5 115 Jan. 5 115% Jan. Jan. 12 105% Mar. 27 103 Jan. 7 Jan. 7 Mar. 19 10 10 Max. 19 9 2 69% Feb. 62% Jan. 2 ,3% OTHER OIL STOCKS. 0,700 6,300 50,900 2,600 2,300 0,600 108,900 American Maracalbo...... 31,100 Arkansas Nat Gas com. Class A 147,300 14,900 Preferred.... .......10 % Sale 5% Sale 5% Sale 6% 7% 6K "% 6 Sale 6% 67> 2,600 Atlantic Loixa Oil com....* 6,600 % ft 14% 14% .....50 Preferred.... .£1 British-American Oil Co 200 5,300 Coupon stock (bearer)..... 27,400 93,500 Carib Syndicate com ......25 6,000 33,200 Colon Oil Corp common....* 13,700 45,600 Sale 16 Sale 2% Sale 2 if! 1% 6H 5% Mar. 16 6% Mar. ^6 7„ % % 2% Sale 3 % Mar. Mar. 16 1 .400 4,200 200 10,500 4,200 500 5,000 400 1,300 27,400 6,000 Consol Royalty Oil ...1 15,300 Cosden Oil Co common.....* Sale 5 14% Mar. 6 1% Mar. 31 2% Mar. 2 2% Mar. 3% Mar. 5 6 % Jan, 22 1% Jan. 3 Sale 4% Mar. 30 6% Mar. 5 Sale" 2 2 4% Mar. 30 12% 2# Sale 2% Sale "*2% Sale" 500 Preferred...... .....100 43,500 Creole Petroleum Corp.....* 16,400 3,100 23,300 475 11,400 88300 3 % Bale 25 "5% 3% Sale % Sale 4 4% 3% Sale % Sale 3% 4% 4% Sale 43% Corp * Darby Petrol Corp.........* Derby Oil ft Ref com...... Preferred... ........ General Petroleum new ..... Mar. 6 Mar. 28 7% Mar. 27 Crown Cent Petrol Gulf Oil of Pa Mar. 24 13% Mar. 17 6% 6% 45" "50" 34 29% Sale 65% Sale 23% 25 67% Sale 2 Jan, 2 Jan. 2 Feb. 24 Feb. 18 Mar. 16 2% Mar. 21 1 .........* Jan. Mar. 6 Mar. 3 Mar. 2 Mar. 11 1% Sale 2% Sale 11% Columbia Oil & Gasoline— Vot trust ctfs 1% 6% 6% 7 1 21% Sale 64% Sale Mar. 11 3 % Mar. 3% Mar. 3% Mar. 38 Mar. 21% Mar. 63% Mar. 2 Mar. 6 2% Mar. 2 7% Mar. 27 3% Mar. 5 28 % Mar. 2 4 Mar. 11 4% Mar. 2 40% Mar. 24 22% Mar. 17 13 68% Mar. 16 2 30 30 24 13% Mar. 17 11 Mar. 28 Feb. 2 2 7% Mar. 27 Max. 11 % Mar. 2 3% Mar. 30 2% Jan, 6 30 Jan. 17 21% Mar. 28 3 1% Mar. 6 6% Feb, 17 6% Feb. 17 7 Jan. 8 , ' 1 Mar. 24 2% Mar. 21 16% Jan. 2 2% Feb. 16 3% Mar. 6 7% Feb. 25 2% Jan. 8 3% Jan. 26 Jan. 3% Jan. 15 9 2 % Feb. 13 5 Feb. 13 Feb, 13 6 40% Mar. 24 30 Feb. 7 63 Jan. 2 76 Jan. 9 Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co..... 4,000 1,100 43,200 64,600 200 2,700 12,400 800 .16,600 11,000 200 3,000 200 Sale Non-voting class A...... 14 Class 11.300 6,000 13% Sale 96,600 Intercontinental Petrol...It 166.600 loternat Petroleum com....* 200 Registered Shares....... 4,500 Klrby Petroleum.......... 25,000 Leonard Oil Development 25 3,400 Lion Oil Refining..........* 39,341 30,700 1,300 4,200 1,200 Lone Star Gas .* Magdalena Syndicate...... Margay OH.. Sale' % 5% 6% Sale Sale 11 1 5% "3 3% 16% Mar. 7 14 Jan. 2 16% Feb. 10 16% Mar. 9 13% Jan. 2 16% Feb. 10 U Mar. 5 Jan. 11% Mar. 31 14% Mar. 2 13 Sale 3% _ 3% 6% 4 Sale 7 % Mar 3 . Mar. 10 % Mar. 23 % Mar. 3 6 5% Mar. 28 25% Sale % Sale ......* Mar. 13 16 Sale 1 6% 24% Michigan Gas & Oil Corp...* Mexico-Ohio Oil Co 16% 15% Sale Sale ul| % Sale % % 5 24 16% 15% Mar. 31 13 % Sale 14% Sale 16% Sale 16% 16% 20% Mar. 31 % Mar. 9 5% 7 3% Mar. 20 3% Mar. 2 6% Mar 21 3% 4 Mar. 10 1% Mar, 5 1% Mar. 12 6% Mar. 16 24% Mar. % 3% 4% 6% 3% Mar. 19 IS 15 . 2 2,700 67,300 12,900 2,400 5,100 17,800 7300 1,600 198,400. 3,600 61,700 5,600 I 200 9,300 6,800 400 • "1366 21,700 200 T.2",200 900 6,800 14,100 7,800 169,900 50,100 3,600 16,200 34,400 19,100 Class A vot trust ctfs.....* 1 Class B vot trust ctfs.....* Mo-Kansas Pipe Line...... Class B v t c_ 1 5% Sale 2 Mar. 20 Mar. 9 Mar. 5 28,200 3,700 700 2l",I56 ~ 2",400 1 Mar. 7 7% Mar. 3 Mar. 2 1 Sale 8 • 870 Pure Oil Co 6% pref 200 Red Bank Oil. .21% cum Sale Sale Sale 8% 9 2% 3% % Sale 6% Sale 5-16 Sale 1% Sale 1 % 17 Sale Sale 5% 24% Sale 1% Sale % Sale Mar. 30 Mar. 2 Mar. 27 4% Sale x22H Sale 1% 1% Mar. Mar. 12 2 Mar. 16 2% 3% 2% Mar. 19 1% Sale 1% Sale 1 12 Sale 7-16 Sale 9 Sale 5-16 Sale 9 1% 2 1% Sale % 1 17% Sale 2% 12 Sale 1% Sale 76% Sale 100 % Mar. 5 1% Mar. 27 % % Mar. 6 Mar. 31 pref * 1% % Mar. 16 12 Mar. 10 1% Mar. 7 74 Mar. 19 1% Mar." 13 4% Mar. 31 "3% "7% 2,700 Royalty Corp pref.........10 6,600 Ryan Consol Petroleum....* 2,500 Salt Creek Consol Oil.. 10 Mar. 31 Jan. 8 20 3 Feb. Mar. 19 3 2% Jan. 5 1 Jan, 5% Jan. % Jan. 7 2 12 % Feb. 13 4% Mar. 27 18 2 4 Jan. 1% Jan. 8 5 Mar. 19 % Jan. 2 3 21 Mar. Mar. 2 Mar. 3 7 % Mar. 16 17% Mar. 2 2% Mar. 85% Mar. 3 9, "l%~Mar.~"2 6% Mar. 2 Mar. 19 3 5% Jan. 15 % Jan. 2 1% Jan. 26 % Feb. 6% Sale 1% 2% Salt Creek Producers_.....10 43,000 Southland Royalty Co.....* 88,200 Sunray Oil...............*6 10,100 Texon Oil Ac Land Co.......* 6,000 Union Oil Associates......25 100 Universal Consol Oil......10 58,900 Venesuelan Petroleum 5 Sale 2% Sale 8% 9% 21% Sale 1,200 Woodley Petroleum Corp..;.* 4,500 **Y" OU Ac Gas Co. .* !H Sale 7 1 6% 6% 3% 4 5% Sale 1% Sale % % 7 . Sale 4% Sale 6 3%'Sale 6% Mar. 17 5 Mar. 12 3% Mar. 6 9% Mar. 28 20 Mar. 30 22% 9% 20 10% Sale 6% Feb. 29 Jstn. 5 Jan. 31 4% Mar. 9 8% Jan. 4% Jan. 1% Jan. % % 5% 26% 1% Jan. 7 6 8 9 10 7 8% Jan. 5 3% Feb. 10 2% Mar. 19 15 Feb. 20 % Feb. 9 2 Feb 21 . 1% Jan. 9 Feb. 21 4% Jan. 3 19 9 10 7 15 Mar. 19 11 Jan. 3% Jan 27 31 35 3% Jan. 15 3% Jan. 3 7 Mar. 2 5" 6% Jan. 3% Feb. Mar. 2 5 «4% Max, 2 2% Jan. 9% Jan. Jan. 14 Feb. 19 1 2 6 . Feb. 10 3 1% Jan. 10 7% Jan. 13 3% Feb. 6 Jan. 2 Feb. 24 Mar. 12 2 3 20 Mar. 30 11 Jan. 7 % Jan. 3 1% Jan. 2 % Jan. 17 2 9 8 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 11 l%Jan. 2 3 12 2% Jan. 6 9 ll% Mar. 2x% Mar. 4 24 % Feb. 13 83% Jan. ""%Mar."l4 "'% Maf.'lO 22 1% Feb. 25 1% Mar. 12 20 Jan. 1 "I" Mar.""2 "1% Mar."20 11% Sale 9 9 Mar, 10 1% Feb. 24 Mar. Mar. Mar. 19 Mar. 12 2 n 3 % Jan. 15% Jan. 13 12 Mar. 10 1% Mar. 7 74 Max. 19 1% Jan. 11 14 1% Jan. 29 6% Feb. 27 Feb. 3% Mar. 2% 12 % 1% 2 19 6 1% Jan , Mar. .....* 1% % Jan. % Jan. 5% Jan. 7 2% 12,100 Retter-Foster Oil Corp ...* 34,800 Richfield Oil of Calif pref. .25 300 Root Refining Mar. 23 Mar. 3 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 26 4% New Bradford Oil..........5 1,500 N Y Petroleum Royalty.....* 4,400 North Cent Texas Oil..... 336,800 North European Oil com....* 19,600 Pacific Western Oil Corp...* 102,800 Pandem Oil Corp * 23,400 Pantepec Oil of Venexuela..* Petroleum Corp of Amer—(1 Stock purchase warrants.. 6,600 15,600 Plymouth Oil ......5 17,100 Producers Royalty Co......* 20,700 3% 4 1% Sale 8% Sale % Sale Mountain Ac Gulf OII......I Mountain Producers Corp.lt National Fuel Gas .........* 500 Shreveport El Dorado.....25 Y2W0 2% 2% 11 13 "Mar. 10 Mar. Middle States Petroleum— 2,800 5 Mar. 31 12% Feb. 13 24% Jan. 9 Jan. 7 7 Feb. 25 Feb. 20 11 Jan. MINING STOCKS 925 1.775 Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan. 100 225 800 100 4300 300 26300 9,000 9.400 34,600 2,200 14,000 11,400 3,400 1,000 11,800 14,200 2,400 7,000 15,500 600 100 1,000 300 200 2.600 10 46 Sale 50 Sale 44% Sale Voting trust certificates... Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min— American shares.......... 1H 400 Carnegie Metals...........10 400 Chief Consol Mining 1 52,100 Gomstock Tun & Drainage 10c 36,100 Consol Copper Mines .....1 1300 Consol Cortex Silver Mines.. 1 30 Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd...25 '300 Copper Range Co .25 54;000 C res son Consol G M Ac M....1 70,100 Cusi Mexicana Mining......1 2,200 Eagle Picher Lead Co -.20 15,600 Engineer Gold Mines Ltd...5 45,900 Evans Wailower Lead.......* 20,900 Falcon Lead Mines...... 6,600 Gold Coin Mine* 51,000 Golden Centra Mines.... 17,800 Goidfield Consol Mines.. 9,500 Hecla Mining Co........ 27,100 Hollinger Consol G M... 64,300 Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt... 2,500 Iron Cap Copper........ ...1 ...1 49% Sale 40 45 1% si* 2% Sale 3 "3% Sale ' 1 's % 1% 1% 7-16 2% Sale 2% Sale % Sale Ha % Sale 7% Sale Ilio ""% "3-16 1% "6% Sale" 4,800 % Sale 6% 7 5% Sale" 1% Sale % % 5% Sale "% """% Max. 18 Mar 30 I 6 Mar. 4 % Mar. 30 % Mar. 4 3% Max. 4 2% Sale ....... 43% Sale 10 1 11 Sale Sale 11 Sale 1% Sale 57 % Max. 27 1% Mar. 16 7% Mar. 30 1% Mar. 30 2% Mar. 3 z47 12 Sale Sale 3-16 Max. 7 6% Max. s7% Mar. 5% Mar. % Max. % Mar. 2 3 4 5 6 xlH Sale 3% Mar. 2% Mar. 4 9 20 Mar. 25 46% Mar. 16 46 II Mar. Mar. 1% Mar. % Max. 35 2 Mar. 4 Max. 11 24% Max. 14 Amer dep rets, ord reg. 200 7.600 Mining Corp of Can..... 5 i, 5% Mar. 25 % Max. 24 . For footnote * ee VAtfa 43 1-16 Mar. 10 1% Sale 500 Mohawk Mining......... ..25 500 5 Sale 1 8 % Sale 2,500 9,800 New Jersey Zinc ..25 60,100 New Mont Min Corn ..10 1,200 N Y Ac Hond Rosarlo M.. -.10 5 12,400 Nipisslng Mines......... 17 % Max. 1% 6% Sale 4% Sale w Mar. 1% Sale 1 100 43% Jan. 2 2 Max. % Sale ' 5 4,700 9,900 Max. % Max. 30 % Max. 19 2% Max. 10 Sale 7% Sale 5-10 .25c ...5 Kirktand Lake G M Ltd.. 1 900 Lake Shore Mines Ltd ...1 London Tin Corp Ltd— 1% 2 6% Sale ""% ""% ...5 200 Kerr Lake......... 1% Mar. 2 % 50 Mar. 44% Max. 1% Max. 49% Mar. 10 44% Mar. 2 1% Msii 31 % 8 8% 6%. 1% % % 26 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 31 Mar. 21 Max. 2 Mar. 6 Mar. 24 Mar. 28 3% Mar. 4 2% Mar, 17 20 50 57 12 Mar. 25 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 31 1% Mar. 19 7 Feb. 19 7 1 % Feb, 2 Jan. 19 44 Jan. 13 2 7-16 Feb. 6 2% Feb. 1-16 Jan. 29 Feb. Jan, Jan. Jan. Mar. % Mar. 1 Jan. 139% 6% 5-16 % 5% Feb. 25 2 53 44% Mar. 1% Jan. 3% Jan. 7 1-16 Jan, 29 Jan. 11 144 2 7% Jan, 6 1% Jan. 16 16 25 18 19 1% Mar. 7% Mar. 1% Mar. 3% Feb. 1-16 Feb.l 1 % Jan. 15 yi Jan. 2 2 3-16 Jan. 8 5% Feb. 13 8 6% Jan. "" 2 Jan. Feb. §Mar. Jan. " 6 24% Mar. Feb. 17 46% Jan. 6 41% Jan. 10% Feb. 17 1 Jan. * 28 30 16 30 30 27 % Feb. 27 % Jan. 23 Feb. 9 % Jan. 22 Mar. 11 8% Mar. 31 6% Mar. 21 1% Mar. 2 3-16 Feb. 17 % Mar. 24 26% Feb, 3% Mar . 4 1% Jan. 16 18 2 2% Jan. 2 % Mar. 30 k Feb. 10 4 3% Mar. 4 2% Mar. 17 20% Feb. 19 51 Jan. 14 58% Feb. 25 12 Mar. 31 1% Mar. 19 NEW YORK ** aggregate sales. 2 1931. OTHER OIL STOCKS (ConcZ.) 347,500 Noranda Mines Ltd.... 62,500 Ohio Copper Auk. 1434 Sale Bid. _• March 2. SINCE JAN. 1. Sale 18 100 Pond Creek Pocahontas 334 • 1034 _* 1334 Sale" Sale 3 4 34 Mar. 17 54 Mar. 6 34 1634 Mar. 6 H Mar. 2 434 Mar. 2 534 Mar. 17 134 Mar. 26 634 Mar. 3 1-16 Mar. 31 34 Mar. 7 11 Mar. 3 134 Mar. 31 134 Mar. 2 Sale # U Sale 8 Sale JB 134 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 1134 Sale Sale 134 Sale 134 2 Mar. 20 Max. 4 Max. 534 134 854 1-16 7-16 1334 134 134 6 Mar. 17 Mar. 6 Mar. 31 Mar. 31 Max. 31 Mar. 6 Max. 31 Mar. 2 8 134 Sale 234 Sal? Max. 134 Mar. 31 34 Mar. 18 Jan. Mar. Mar. 31 22 Mar. 20 Jan. 26 Mar. 6 Jan. m 6 534 Mar. 17 6 134 Jan. 854 Mar. 31 1-16 Feb. 20 5 6 Mar. 31 9 Jan. Jan. 2 2 Feb. 2* 16 54 Feb. 28 254 Mar. 31 34 Jan. 26 Mar. 18 Jan. 2 Jan. 1334 Mar. 28 2 Jan. 9 Mar. 20 234 Mar. 31 5 5 Feb. h Mar. 31 12 Feb. 2 Feb. 24 2 Jan. Jan. 3-16 234 Mar. Mar. 26 2 Jan. 6 Feb. 6 Mar. 23 Jan. 16 Jan. 2 1-16 Jan. 8 3 Jan. 2 534 Mar. 17 15-16 Jan. 3 634 Jan. 2 1-16 Feb. 20 34 Jan. 26 34 454 1434 34 1334 Mar. 23 1434 Mar. 23 11-16 Mar. 11 Sale Sale 54 Sale 14k Jan. 2934 Mar. 26 34 Mar. 2 6 2 16 17 1M6""!"" 5 1 1 1 .* 1,000 Wright-Hargreaves Ltd 1,100 Yukon Gold Co..... Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Zinc Smelting 1,700 Walker Mining 13,200 Wenden Copper Mining Lowest. Sale Prices. 9 , Utah Apex. 100 Utah Metal & Tunnel Highest. Sale Prices Sale 13 10,800 Premier Gold Mining 10,200 Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd 1 160,800 St Anthony Gold Mining 21,100 Shattuck Denn Mining 100 Silver King Coalition 5 .1 2,500 So Araer Gold Ac Plat.. 1 54,400 Teck Hughes 400 Tonopah Belmont Devel... 900 Tonopah Mining... ...1 95,600 United Verde Extension....5 2,800 Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. ....1 200 ■Pacific Tin special stock 200 United RANGE MARCH. IN Jan. Jan. 1. Shares PRICES Price NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Since 51 CURB EXCHANGE 14 BONDS 1942 10,000 Abbott*• Dairies 6s 910,000 Alabama Power 4^8.....1967 1st fk Ref 4 J4s new .1967 139,000 1st Ac ref 5s ...1956 158,000 5s 196# 344,000 '748,000 Aluminum Co a f deb 5a.. 1952 ....1948 , 370,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s 35,000 Amer Aggregates 6a.....1943 873.0C0 Amer Conimonw Pow 6s_194G 35,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6s...1957 2.403,000 Amer Gaa Ac Elec deb 5s ..2028 116,000 Amer Gas & Power 10234 Sale Sale Sale 103 104 104 J Sale 100 3 104 225,000 6s without warrants..2016 97*7 Sale 9834 Sale 85 Sale 10134 Sale 115,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024 1956 1,346,000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s Assoc Dyeing 6s with 9134 Sale 9634 Sale 9634 Sale 97 34 Sale 9334 Sale 9734 Sale 10034 Sale 66 Sale 49 34 Sale 10134 Sale" 87 Sale 7134 Sale Sale 9734 Sale 10234 Sale 8634 Sale 6734 Sale 1950 Sale Sale 90 Sale 65 Sale 6334 Sale 91 Sale 6834 Sale 84 81 Sale Sale 1943 s62 100 Sale 9134 Sale 80 \ Sale 7634 Sale S7334 6934 9134 Sale Sale 7134 Sale' Sale 86 Sale Sale 5434 Sale Sale 80 7634 Sale 60 Sale "8934 Sale' •- 23,000 77,000 2,000 390.000 596,000 317,000 41,000 134,000 201,000 41,000 88,000 79,000 51,000 10,000 24,000 333.000 with stock 8834 Sale 9134 Sale 10134 Sale 1942 purch warr 88 Mar. 3 Mar. 28 7634 10434 Sale Sale 104 k 106 106 Sale Sale Mar. 31 Mar. 24 3 8534 Mar. 31 7634 Mar. 31 5434 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 s8434 Mar. 23 s8834 Max. 4 134 Mar. 5 Mar. 10134 Mar. 30 102 104k Mar. Sale 97 Mar. 2 '9934 Sale 97 98 Max. 103 1947 2 10034 • 1947 31,000 Canadn Cement 534* 354,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s.... 1935 434s 1956 13,000 Can Nat Steamships 5s..1955 .1953 39,000 Capital Admin 5s A Without warrant....... 86,000 1956 537,000 Carolina Pr Ac Lt 5e 1935 973,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1,284,000 Mar. 10054 Sale Mar. 103"' Sale' 8234 Sale 10234 Sale 9634 Sale Sale 10334 Sale 100k Sale Max. 85 10234 100 k Sale Sale 21,000 Cent German Power 6s__1934 38,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 434s F.1967 3,000 1,000 265,000 1,000 356,000 2,577,000 1,036,000 1,323,000 393,000 Mar. Mar. 1968 Cent Maine Pow 434s E..1957 Central 111 El Ac Gas 5s...1951 Mar. Sale 10034 Sale "9534 Sale 5s Series G 9334 Cent Pub Serv deb 1948 ..Sept 15 1954 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 534*-1953 Chicago Dist El Generating 434s series A 1970 896,000 Deb 534s 1935 557,000 1942 20,000 Chic Pnetim Tool 534*. 450,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..l927 Cigar Stores Realty— 240,000 534s series A .... 1949 91,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 534*1952 6s series B 1955 84,000 ...1966 372,000 Cities Service 5s „ Conv 13,635,000 60J4 Sale 72 Sale 77 Sale 81 Sale 91 99 Sale Sale 100' Sale 16134 Sale 88 Sale 67 Sale s71 Sale deb 5s 1950 7034 Sale 75 Sale 7234 Sale 7934 Sale 7934 Sale 79 421,000 Cities Service Gas 534s..1942 205,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s.1943 935,000 Cities Service P Ac L 5 34s.1952 ...1954 11,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s Deb 7s 1941 110,000 87 86 Mar. 8034 Sale 6734 Sale 7334 Sale 8434 Sale 534*--1949 Cent States Elec 5s.. Deb 534s 9434 Sale .1956 Central Pow A: Lt 5s 59 Sale 7234 Sale 86 80 6634 Sale "67"~ Sale 71 Sale Sale Sale "7534 Sale" 83 Sale Sale 9234 Sale 7334 Sale Sale 7734 Sale 82 Sale Sale Sale Bank 534s For footnotes see page 54. 1937 7934 Sale 8434 Sale Feb. 90 Jan. 9254 Mar. 23 Jan. Mar. 2 10634 10234 Jan. 5 10654 103k Jan. 17 9834 Mar. Mar. 24 9534 Jan. Mar. 24 Mar. 19 Mar. 31 Mar. 26 98 103 9954 Feb. 13 102 .0654 Jan. 5 110 9834 Jan. 22 10054 .03 Jan. 2 106 82 Jan. 15 87 81 Feb. 0134 Jan. 95k Feb. 93 9334 .0034 9934 9434 Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 10 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 7034 Mar. 85 " 9 If IP 88 94 34 Mar. 20 Mar. 10 90 Feb. 3 99 Jan. 2 102 9234 Mar. 23 8734 Feb. 10 Mar. 2 7734 Mar. 88 6 Mar. Mar. 18 Mar. 17 105 Mar. 83 Sale 8434 Mar. 2 Feb. 9234 Mar. 70 Jan. 72 8734 Mar. 6 Mar. 10 9534 Jan. 21 21 Jan; §254 83 Mar. 23 Jan. • 8 8 86 Mar. 89 Jan. 15 75 Jan. 84 Jan. 26 Feb. 4 107 Jan. 27 78 Mar. 9434 Mar. 20 76 Jan. 10454 Mar. Mar. 4 10554 Jan. Mar. 25 10654 Feb. Mar. 26 10434 Feb. 9934 Mar. 1 3634 Mar. 28 Mar. 23 Mar. 24 87* Mar. 26 Jan; 80 10434 Mar. ft* 9 9034 Jan. 9634 Feb. 10 82k Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 26 75 Mar. Max. Mar. 23 85 Mar. 11 Mar. 28 Mar. 3 Mar. 2 Mar. 23 3 6 Mar. 23 Mar. 31 6754 Mar. 7234 8734 953a 7534 Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 20 6734 Mar. 8634 Mar. 9234 Mar. 7234 Mar. 8334 10534 10634 107H Mar. 18 73 62 Mar. Mar. Mar. 30 Mar. 21 4 Jan. 7734 Mar. Mar. 28 96* Mar. 19 77 .Tan. Mar. 19 Mar. 98 27 19 100 23 16 Mar. 26 102 Mar. 24 9 10434 Mar. 17 Feb. 20 2 Mar. 26 Jan. 29 88 93 6 Jan. 10034 Feb. 21 101 2 2 3 4 2 3 Mar. 23 96 3 87* Mar. 21 Mar. 17 Mar. 9 16 10054 Mar. 23 9 Mar. 12 9954 Feb. Jan. 26 10434 Jan. 16 Jan. 19 5 103 10034 Jan. 9934 Mar. 16 9934 Mar. 16 Mar. 31 10434 Jan. 13 105 103 Feb. 20 10454 Feb. 26 28 10134 Jan. 22 101 Jan 94 9 Mar. 20 82 9 Jan. 73 86 2 Mar. 4 23 110 9634 Jan. 29 9954 Mar. 30 Feb. 3 85 3 8434 Feb. Mar. 26 5 106 10334 Jan. 102 Jan. 9234 Mar. 10034 Mar. 88 3i Mar. s6634 Mar. 76 12 Jan; 3 5 21 s62 58 9754 Mar. 3434 Mar. 8534 Jan. 57 6034 Jan. Commerx und Prlvat 863,000 Jan. 18 9 9 2 2 Mar. Jan. Mar. 23 9934 Sale Sale 36 2 Mar. 24 Mar. 79 9734 Sale 28 27 9 Mar. 9 Jan. 9 9654 Feb. 28 Mar. 30 60 Max. 107 10434 Jan. 2 Mar. 104! 106! 5s series B 1961 13,000 5s 1939 8,000 .1941 44,000 Cleve Term Bldg 6s 5,078,000 Columbia Gas & Elec 5s..1961 108,000 Commander Larabee 6a.. 1941 It* Feb. W* 73 Jan. Mar. 23 10134 Feb. 17 102 9 Mar. 26 2 Feb. 77 1 Mar. 23 Mar. ■P 59 Mar. 26 88 2 Feb. 27 8034 Jan. 100H Mar. 23 Mar. 16 95^ Central Power 5s ser D..1957 Jan. 84 2 10034 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 Mar. 18 Mar, 26 5 85 4 10434 Mar. 17 3 10034 Mar. 2 Mar. 6 27 98 Mar. 23 27 Mar. 19 inrw 4 43 6 Mar. 24 106 Mar. 6 87 Mar. 4 Mar. 6334 Jan. Mar. 31 Mar. 31 105 2 Mar. 2 10434 Mar. 10934 Sale 1081 991 Mar. 82 8534 Mar. 31 2 6834 Jan. 53 Feb. 24 Mar. 14 Sale Sale 9 94 6 4 65 Mar. 13 103 Sale 107 Jan. 2 67 Mar. 23 102 110 9 Jan. Feb. 77 Mar. 10 Mar. Mar. 13 s70 10034 Max, 16 10034 Mar. 16 Copenhagen 15-yr 6a..1940 6 85 Jan. 72 1981 434s series B-. 10 3 11 9834 Mar. 2 Burmelster Ac Wain Co of 31.000 Feb. 8434 Jan. 105 10434 Feb. 3 105 34 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 2 100 Feb. 22 Mar. 4 10234 Mar. 3 103 9934 Mar. 16 9934 Mar. 16 10434 Sale Feb. 89 20 i05~~ Sale" 434s 1961 Brooklyn Boro Ga s 5s A.1967 Buffalo Gen Elec 5a.....1956 89 75 Jan. 4 4 10234 Sale Boston Ac Maine RR 6s...1933 30 10334 Mar. 17 s83 98 Mar. 12 55 56 Feb. Mar. 17 Mar. Mar. 10 Feb. 25 Mar. 24 Mar. 3 9534 Feb. Mar. 96 Jan. 94 3 106 Mar. 26 2 10634 Mar. 21 2 10634 Mar. 23 Mar. 24 98 70 101 4 9934 Mar. 30 Mar. 18 110 10434 Mar. 10434 Mar. Mar, 8 7 3 5 6534 Jan. 2 4934 Jan. 2 8734 Feb. 18 2 9234 Mar. 23 134 Mar. 5 6034 Mar. 24 9 94 Sale 89 4 2 54 7434 Mar. 23 8034 Mar. 4 77 Mar. 24 74 Mar. 5 73 Mar. 9 9134 Mar. 2 80 Mar. 2 60 Mar. 30 45 Mar. 2 7034 Mar. 17 Mar. Max. Mar. 9834 Max. 17 Benef Indus Loan 6s....1946 96 94 17 Jan. Jan. Feb. 9934 Jan. Mar. 12 82 Feb. 23 102 55 53 2034 Mar. 19 8934 Mar. 2 7334 Mar. 17 7 9734 Feb. 96 Mar. 24 Mar. 3 7134 Mar. 2 10734 Mar. 9134 Jan. 2 2 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 10534 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 9734 Mar. 2 100 9734 Mar. 4 9834 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 83 Mar. 10 85 9734 Mar. 9734 Sale Beacon OU 6s with warr. 1936 Boston Consol Gas 5s 55 5 Jan. 90 10134 Jan. 100 Jan. 7 5 2 10334 Mar. 17 8634 Mar. 3 6734 Mar. 31 108 Belgo-Can Paper Ltd 6s.-1943 Bell Tel of Canada 5s 1955 1st M 5s ser B June I 1957 5s series C ......1960 Birmingham Elec 434*-—1968 Birmingham Gas 5s ...1959 Boston & Albany RR 43is *78 56 60 1933 534 % notes Mar. 24 Mar. 10 43 45 Baldwin Locomotive Works Bates Valve Bag 6s Mar. 28 69 10134 Mar. 3 9634 Mar. 9734 Mar. 9334 Mar. 27 9734 Mar. 6 69 Sale 81,000 10534 Mar. 2 10734 Mar. 10034 Mar. 12 10134 Mar. 77 1950 396,000 Assoc Rayon Corp 5s 10,000 Assoc Simmons Hard 634* 1933 383,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 534s A...1955 1944 1,413,000 Assoc Tel Util 534s 17,000 Atlantic Fruit Ac Sugar 8s 1949 47,000 Atlas Plywood 534 s Mar. 72 71 Mar. 31 Mar. 7 si0434 Mar. 7 104 Jan. .6 10534 Mar. 30 10034 Mar. 30 77 Jan. 9 83 Jan. 7 Mar. 11 69 J 100 j Mar. 10 7934 Mar. 20 6934 Mar. 11 10034 Mar. 10 734 Mar. 17 9834 Mar. 20 85 Mar. 20 14 Mar. 20 99 103 103 9734 Sale Ac Printing— Conv deb 5s 75 Mar. 56 54 warrants......1938 1953 117,000 Assoc G Ac E conv deb 434sl948 6s without warrants 1948 79,000 5s 1968 5.248,000 5s registered 1968 3,000 5>*a 1938 766,000 434* series C ..1949 2.211,000 1977 534s 299,000 104 66 1941 Associated Elec 434B 2.956,000 Sale 9 10534 Mar. 30 10034 Mar. 30 Mar. 85 107 1956 1st & ref 5s new 262,000 5,000 Arnold Print Works 6s 45,000 10534 Sale 9934 Sale 34*--1947 Mills 99 9934 Jan. 9934 Jan. Mar. 14 S10434 Mar. 7 7754 Mar. 7834 Sale 67 Deb a f 5s '. 1948 432,000 889.000 4% notes.............1933 .....1936 92,000 Amer Seating 6a 1936 11,000 Amer Solv Ac Chem 6s 9,000 634* without warrants. 1936 1956 1,228,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s Appalachian Gas Corp— Conv deb 6s 1945 2,778,000 Conv deb 6s series B...1945 3,021,000 Conv 6s new .....1945 69,000 2,275,000 Sale 99 9934 Max. 9834 Mar. 9834 Mar. 10234 Mar. 10334 Mar. 10434 Mar. 10034 Mar. 75 Sale 77 6s..__1939 Amer Radiator deb 4 Amer Rolling Sale 105 Sale American Power At Light 1,028,000 Mar. 99 9854 Sale 9834 Sale Sale 97 10734 Mar. 25 105 7934 Jan. Mar. 26 8534 Jan. 13 9954 Mar. 18 Feb. 9634 Feb. 3434 Mar. 43 2 Jan. 8734 Mar. 5 6 52 NEW YOEK CURE EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES. In March. Jan. BONDS Bid. (Continued) 380,000 Commonw Edison 4H®_—1957 4Hs series C— 70,000 1956 43^8 series E 822,000 --I960 2,000 Conn Lighting Ac Pow 7s. 1951 143,000 58,000 Ask March 2. Bid. March 31. Ask. Bid. 100 M Sale 102 Sale 103 34 Sale 100 10134 Sale 101 54 Sale Sale Consol G B L Ac P Bait— 61,000 65,000 52,000 133,000 3,000 20,000 58,000 534s series E 1952 5s series F 1969 1970 Consol Gas Utilities— 194,000 317,000 245,000 634s with warrants....1943 377.00CH 1st Ac coll 6s ser \ 7434 4,000 548,000 1,230,000 154,000 29,000 2,097,000 3,544,000 299,000 10,000 181",666 443,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5 Ms 5s 100,000 50,000 15,000 8,000 150,000 83,000 67,000 14,000 10134 Sale 8134 Sale Crane Co 5s 1940 848,000 124,000 32,000 12,000 915,000 5,000 2,347,000 464,000 121;000 27,000 2,904,000 7,000 69,000 168,000 16,000 692,000 25,000 1946 4% 16,000 223,000 77,000 notes Sale 10534 Sale Sale Sale 3M% Notes 100 Sale 100 Ys Sale 993 Sale 1023 Sale 6734 Sale Sale 100 10534 Sale 20 34 Sale Sale 10134 $83 Sale Sale 103 107 Sale U 0/4 106 Sale DO.K3 1834 Sale 57 Sale 10134 Sale 8334 Sale Sale Sale Sale 63 54 Sale 103 Ys Sale sl0054 Sale 87 Ys 107 Sale Sale 57 65 Sale Sale Sale 10334 Sale 101 Sale 8954 Sale 14,000 55,000 1,111,000 68,000 '206,000 143,000 130,000 30,000 8,000 36,000 29,000 186,000 82,000 7754 Sale 20,000 82,000 Sale 76 M Sale 78 11,000 29,000 678",606 94,000 53,000 1,307,000 86,000 146,000 294,000 , 36,000 128,000 99,000 199,000 25,000 86,000 9,000 13,000 40,000 84,000 83.000 20,000 140,000 91,000 99,000 84,000 91,000 182,000 6,000 14,000 76,000 44,000 1946 Green Mountain Pow 5s. 1948 Ground Grlpper Shoe 6s_1944 • 1947 1956 Hamburg Elec Co 7s.....1935 Hamburg El At Und Ry 5Ms'38 Hanna (The M A) Co 6s..1934 Hood Rubber 7s..... 20,000 Houston L Ac P 4Ms D...1978 4M«D new 152,000 219,000 Hud Bay Min At Smelt 6s. 1935 130,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7M® '63 285,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949 6s series B 8,000 ..1949 Mar. 28 Mar. Mar. 9 9354 Mar. 31 6734 Mar. 2 2 102 Mar. 18 3 10334 Mar. 31 106 Mar. 23 10734 Mar. 2 1834 Mar. 31 21 Mar. 11 4 Mar. 10 5 Mar. 9 '* Mar. 12 95 Mar. 3 10234 Mar. 5 10334 Mar. 7 Mar. 26 5154 Mar. 18 63 50 Mar. 12 56 Mar. 4 . 6154 Mar. 10254 Mar. sl0054Mar. 70 Mar. 20 Mar. 25 60 Mar. 10 107 Mar. 10 106 Mar. 25 9734 Jan. Jan. 23 107 47 7 9454 Jan. 2 100 15 Feb. 27 Jan. 2 103 Feb. Feb. 3 101 S8 ' 3 73 102 "Jan. Jan. Mar. 3 103 2 107 10534 Jan. 1534 Feb. 24 1,000 87,000 123,000 103,000 4,000 14,000 8,000 Idaho Power Co 5s 3,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s 488,000 1,000 .1950 14,000 Indiana Service 5s 1,598,000 Ind'polls P At L 5s ser A 1957 1,000 Indianapolis Water 5M®-1953 14,000 Inland Steel 434s B 1981 436,000 1,807,000 9 $83 Jan. 2 95 Mar. 3 10234 Mar. 50 41 Jan. Jan. 555 5 10334 Mar. 7 7034 Jan. 15 6334 Feb. 4 Jan. 7 9 71 For footnotes aee page 54. Jan. 7 10334 Mar. 4 10134 Feb. 13 Jan. 100 Jan. 101 10034 Mar. 8254 Jan. 90 58 Jan. 60 Mar. 19 Mar. 9 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 98 Jan. 108 Jan. 31 Mar. 3 100 Jan. 107 Feb. 2 Mar. 25 96 9734 Mar. 25 8034 Jan. 13 Mar. Feb. 3 95 Jan. 5 73 Feb. 17 19 7 s89 Mar. 6 7634 Jan. 2 90 75 Jan. 5 8234 Mar. 17 14 86 Jan. 19 87 Mar. 24 82 Mar. 10 23 2754 Feb. 19 9134 Mar. 19 86 Sale Mar. 2 83 Mar. 12 $6334 Jan. 7734 Mar. 2 9954 Mar. 26 84 Mar 26 9954 Mar 8934 Mar 26 6534 Jan. 9934 Jan. 11 82 Mar. Mar. 6 4 87 Sale 8434 Mar. 8154 84 54 Sale 8054 Mar. 8334 Mar. 25 8534 Mar. 10 Sale 8154 Jan. 8454 Feb. 8134 Mar. 18 82 Mar. 10 77 Mar. 25 27 Mar. 8734 Mar. Sale 94 Sale 9334 9354 Sale Sale 9234 9334 9334 9154 93 54 18 Sale Sale 80 38 1234 Mar. Sale 80 100 Mar. 16 Jan. 1634 Jan. 83 Jan. 85 Jan. Jan. 27 9334 Mar. 19 83 Mar. 12 84 7 Mar. 26 9954 Feb. 18 8934 Mar. 11 19 Feb. 3 98 Jan. 7 7534 Feb. 25 92 Feb. 10054 Sale 7034 Sale 83 87"" Sale 8754 Sale Sale Sale 102 Sale 8654 Sale 8654 Sale 9134 Sale Mar. 20 90 Jan. 95 3 89 Jan. 9254 Jan. 14 6 5334 Feb. Feb. 21 Mar. 20 Mar. 26 28 38 Mar. Mar. 26 1234 Mar. 31 8134 Mar. 27 12 Feb. 20 Jan. 80 Mar. 97 Mar. 16 94 Mar. 45 Feb. 84 97 53 Mar. 16 5034 Mar. 24 10054 Mar. 19 Mar. Jan. Jan. 3 14 Mar. 9 10 Jan. 50 Mar. 23 51 Mar. 28 50 Mar. 23 69 Jan. Mar. 12 Mar. Jan. 12 Mar. 3 9 10034 Mar. 11 10234 Mar. 31 Mar. 84 Mar. 8 11 2 8 10034 Mar. 19 9954 Mar. Mar. 83 7 Mar. 23 10 50 Sale 7 9434 Jan. 27 9354 Mar. 26 12 " 9934 Sale 95 9234 Mar. 6034 Mar. 94 Mar. 4534 Mar. 9954 Mar. 48"" Sale Mar. 23 28 Sale 14% Sale ~8~ 92 9434 Mar. 2 9354 Mar. 26 Sale Sale 4 9134 Mar. 19 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5934 Mar. 1234 Sale 52"" Sale 2 Mar. 28 84 Feb. Mar. 24 Sale 90 8234 Mar. 17 8554 Mar. 12 74 34 Mar. 87 9054 9134 Sale 2 78 22 1454 Jan. 2 15 9 Jan. 9 834 Feb. 6 10 9854 Jan. 29 10234 Mar. 31 Sale 8734 Mar. Mar. 23 8834 Mar. 6 9134 Mar. 27 90 Mar. 92 Mar. 30 88 Jan. 6 93 Jan. 7534 Sale 74 Mar. 27 78 Mar. 74 92 Jan. 21 82 Feb.. 17 2 90 88 2 7034 Jan. 2 73 Jan. 15 84 Jan. 28 88 Mar. 23 8834 Mar. 6 9134 Mar. 27 9 70 106 102 Sale 108 Sale 10354 Sale 18 Sale Sale Mar. 11 73 Mar. 17 108 Mar. 2 10854 Mar. 26 10354 Mar. 2 10354 Mar. 2 9934 Mar. 19 9934 Mar. 19 92 Feb. 2 9934 Jan. 8 100 Jan. 10 68 Feb. 102 99 Jan. Jan. 10 7 74 6 10854 Mar. 26 2 10354 Feb. 9 Jan. 10534 Jan. 57 Sale 104 Sale 59 Sale 10034 Sale 10154 Sale 10134 Sale 9934 Sale 8334 Sale 8334 Sale 2 25 2 18 Jan. 2 20 10134 Sale 10134 Sale 97 34 Sale Feb. 2034 Mar. 20 25"" Sale' Mar. 26 2034 Mar. 24 20 Mar. 26 Mar. 59 45 Jan. Mar. 23 10054 Jan. 10134 Jan. Feb. 10 Feb. 25 5454 10154 10154 10034 4 Mar. Mar. 23 Sale 9 98 Jan. 77 98 99 6734 Sale 91 8334 Sale 90 Sale Sale Mar. 83 Mar. 86 Mar. 10 Mar. 100 80 Mar. 27 Mar. 21 7834 Mar. 6734 Mar. 8934 Mar. 10054 Mar. > 86 Feb. 100 Jan. 8034 Jan. 6934 Mar. Jan. 92 Jan. 23 8334 Jan. 91 Jan. 27 95 97 Mar. 31 97 9654 Mar. 30 9234 Feb. 87 Mar. 20 84 87 Mar. 10 n5034 Mar. 17 Mar. Mar. 31 98 . Sale 10034 Sale Sale 9334 Sale 10254 Sale 94 10334 Sale 10134 Sale 10354 10134 9234 10234 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 10454 Mar. 25 10134 Mar. 16 104 Mar. 2 Mar. 30 95 104 8634 Sale Mar. Mar. 9654 10434 8834 10334 10334 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 8734 Mar. 10254 Sale" 10134 Mar. 10334 Mar. Mar. 94 Sale 9134 Sale 89 Sale 89 Mar. 31 77 Jan. 87 40 Mar. 52 Mar. 10 Jan. 8 50 Jan. 10354 10034 8634 9834 95 10 104 Mar. Jan. 14 10454 Mar. 25 10134 Mar. 16 Jan. Feb. 26 Mar. 30 Jan. 28 10434 Jan. 28 Mar. 9 103H Mar. 23 Jan. 104 Jan. 100 Mar. 23 8734 Mar. 9954 Feb. 14 10334 Mar. 9234 Mar. 16 3 9654 Mar. 30 9 8734 Jan. 21 9 8 Jan. 10J Jan. 8154 29 Jan. Mar. Mar. Jan. 77 94 Mar. 8534 Mar. 84 9 Mar. 10 86 95 40 Mar. 13 60 Mar. 20 Mar. 86 Sale 28 92 90 Mar. 8534 Sale 48 34 20 Jan. 6934 Mar. 87 Sale 5 Jan. 10054 Mar. Jan. 97"" Sale 8534 Sale 27 35 96 99 77 10034 Feb. 28 59 21 103 2 104 Feb. 2 10234 Mar. 26 103 Mar. 11 Mar. 30 104 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 10234 Mar. 13 Insult Util Inv 6s ser B..1940 Without warrants 2 7 Mar. Mar. 1947 Illinois Pow At L 5Ms 1957 5 Ms series "B" 454,000 1954 240,000 Indep Oil At Gas deb 6s_.1939 7,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948 Mar. Jan. 5 81 1957 275,000 12 Mar. 18 Mar. 31 24 4034 Feb. 8,000 30 Jan. Jan. 101 Mar. 25 9 2 3 Mar. 19 9 Mar. Mar. 28 Jan. ,9354 Mar. 31 9934 Jan. 17 62 100 4 10334 Mar. 2 101 10034 Mar. 18 101 Mar. 87 2 90 100 9734 Mar. 11 1936 —..1943 2 107 7034 Mar. 31 9 2 10234 Mar. 2 10134 Mar. 14 9634 Mar. 13 5M® Oct 15 1936 Houston Gulf Gas 6M®—1943 6s 9 15 101M Mar. Sale 1948 1937 15 Jan. 9 6934 Mar. Guantanamo At W Ry 6s.1958 Guardian Investors Corp— 5s ser A with warr... 72,000 536,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s 376,000 Sinking fund deb 5s 550,000 Gulf States Utll 5s 59,000 253,000 41,000 91,000 150,000 182,000 190,000 __ Jan. 96 Mar. Sale Gobel (Adolf) 6 Ms ser A.1935 With warrants Gt West Power Calif 5s 95 9 Sale 1933 Conr deb 6s..—....1948 Grand Trunk Ry 6 M®.—1936 89 64 87 Ys 1,000 Godchaux Sugars 7Ms...1941 37,000 Goodyear T At R Cal SMs.1931 Grand (F Ac W) Properties— 42,000 49,000 1,000 1,000 15,000 12,000 5 Jan. Mar. 2 9934 Mar. 19 100 102 Mar. 14 10254 Mar. 23 90 1937 6s with warrants—....1953 255,000 6s without warrants...1953 273,000 3,463,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940 335,000 Glldden (The) 5 Ms 1935 9134 Jan. 5 84 Vending Corp— Gesfuerel— 803| Jan. 9354 Mar. 65 Jan. 7034 Mar. 31 3 IO234 Mar. 9 $10034Jan. 2 10134 Mar. 14 9634 Jan. Mkr. 100 92 54 Ltd 6s..1948 40,000 Georgia At Fla 6s ser A—.1946 Certificates of deposit. 10,000 1,947,000 Georgia Power ref 5s....1967 9954 Jan. 8834 Mar. 19 Mar. 31 Sale Gen Pub Utilities Co 4s.. 1931 Gen Water Wks Gas Ac Elec— 6s series B 18,000 1944 Mar. 10 31 10254 Mar. 19 2 8834 Mar. 19 2 Mar. 31 25 1941 ... 26 35 2 10254 Mar. 19 Mar. 84 93 83 1954 Aug 15 13 Sale Sale 85"" Sale Gen Laundry Mach 6 Ms. 1937 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s.—1953 warr Feb. 89 Sale conv deb 6s_1940 Gen Indus Alcohol 6 Ms. 1944 6s with 17 8134 Sale Gen Bronze Gen Mar. 10 7734 Sale 1956 Gen Refractor 5s Mar. 25 ¥8 Mar. Mar. 19 Jan. 19 1.1941 Rayon 81 78 Garlock Packing 6s. 1939 Gatlneau Power 5s....—1956 General 88 Mar. 3 Feb. 27 100 9634 1931 6s series B 96 7434 Mar. 30 1957 new 76 10134 Mar. 8 84 Ys Federal Water Service 5s. 1954 Finland Residential Mtge 6s 7154 Feb. 21 35 9 74J4 Sale Fabrics Finishing 6s A 1939 Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s.1942 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963 5s Mar. 105 105 First Bohemian Glass Wks 68,000 64,000 48,000 26,000 18,000 1,000 31,000 6,000 49,000 82,000 Jan. Mar. Mar. 93 Sale 6934 66 M Sale Bank 6s ..1961 270,000 265,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948 104,000 FlrAftone T Ac R Cal 5s..1942 528.000 102 9 10834 Feb., Feb. 7 106 15 10534 Jan. 24 30 10454 Mar. 27 81 96 77 .... l8t 7« without warr 62,000 204,000 Fisk Rubber 5 Ms 1,632,000 Florida Power At Lt 5s Jan. 3 88 Mar. -2 s96 60 Without warr...... 772,000 5,000 European Mtge At Inv 7s. 1950 7s Series C 237,000 1967 17,000 72,000 791,000 3 10734 Jan. 10534 Jan. 104 Mar. 100 53 El Paso Nat Gas 46,000 14,000 234,000 94 34 '57" 1942 2,000 128,000 16,000 607,000 Highest. Sale Prices. Prices. 76 96 10534 Mar. 93 54 .2030 C 725* Mar. 10152 Mar. Sale 1931 Elec Pow Ac Lt 5s Lowest. Sale 10134 Mar. 4 10334 Mar. 27 10034 Jan. 28 10334 Mar. 27 101 54 Mar. 13 10334 Mar. 20 101 Feb. 21 10334 Mar. 20 101 Mar. 2 102 Mar. 5 Mar. 5 9954 Jan. 13 102 Feb. 17 11734 Jan. 5 118 Sale Sale 1932 Elec Pub Serv 5 Ms 10234 86 34 93 34 1937 4004)00 1,000 96,000 81,000 88,000 16,000 100 101 .... Eastern Utll Invest 5s A 1954 Edison Elec 111 (Boston 5s *33 1. 45 6Ms A..1943 6Ms 1938 Empire Dist Elec 5s.. 1952 Empire Oil At Refining 5 M* '42 Ercole Marel Elec Mfg 6Ms with warrants 1953 205,000 European Elec 6M>-. —1965 32,000 Sale Sale 9454 Sale 1937 179,000 48,000 Duke Power Co 434s.— 1967 951,000 Ouquesne Gas 6s 1945 242,000 6M% notes.. Mar 15 1935 29,000 10134 84 34 10034 Sale 9634 Sale 10334 Sale Cuban Telephone 7)4"--1941 Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944 Dixie Gulf Gas 634® with warrants Sale Sale 70 34 1940 Crucible Steel 5s JAN. 96 96,000 Delaware Elec Pow 534®—1959 62,000 Denv Ac Salt Lake Ry 6s„ 1960 6s series A 35,000 ..1950 315,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B 1950 6s series A 305,000 1947 273,000 Detroit Int Bdge 6 Ms 1952 25-yr s f deb 7s 113,000 .....1952 26,000 48,000 136,000 81 Sale Fdy 6s. 1940 9,000 332,000 561,000 81,000 59,000 20.000 7834 Sale s96 Continental Secur 5s .1942 Series A with warrants. 1,000 78,000 214,000 11,000 Sale Prices 25 9834 Sale Consol Textile 8s 1941 Consumers Power 434«_.1958 Continental G Ac R15s ...1958 Continental OH 5Ms 1937 Cont Roll Ac Steel Sale 78 ...1943 74,000 Consol Publishers 6M*..1936 19.0Q0 Highest. Sale Prices. 10734 Mar. 4 10834 Mar. 10534 Mar. 9 10534 Mar. 10534 Mar. 10 10534 Mar. 104 Mar. 4 10454 Mar. 1965 4Ks series G 4J^s series H Lowest. Ask. - 23,000 SINCE 2 1931. % RANGE f Price Jan. 1. 219,000 IN MARCH. PRICES NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Since 81*54 Jan.' 2 Mar. 14 Jan. 24 95^'Feb. 11 53 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE PRICES aoobboatb bales. NEW YORE In 8ince March. Jan. 1. Jan Bid. (Continued) Ask. March 2. Ask Bid. 157,000 12,000 221,000 5,000 1,000 250,000 113,000 7,000 Without warrants... 557,000 Interstate Power 5s 1957 180,000 Debenture 6s .1953 9,000 665,000 Interstate Nat Gas 6s Ask. Highest Lowest. Sale Prices Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 50 Sale 53% Sale 53% Mar. 60 Mar. 25 50 Jan. 60 Mar. 25 50 Sale 58 Sale 55 58 Mar. 31 50 Jan. 58 Feb. Mar. 90 96 " 90% Sale 97% Sale 68 % 75% 94% Mar. 27 96% Mar. 10 100% Mar. 26 Mar. 96 Sale Mar. Mar. Sale" 98% Sale 97 85 Sale Sale 81% Mar. 85 Mar. 31 75 77 Mar. 26 76% Sale Mar. 92% Mar. 92% Mar. 13 102% Mar. 82% Mar. 4 102% Mar. 4 Mar. 21 3 89 84% Mar. 19 .1936 102% Sale "72% Sale 83 Sale 74% Sale 88% Sale 81% Sale 73 Mar. 16 102% Mar. 102% Jan. 79% Jan. 72% Jan. 3 93% Mar. 11 84% Mar. 19 88 Feb. 6 93% Mar. 11 Jan. Jan. 10 19 Jan. 10 Mar. 25 78% Jan. 22 96% Mar. 2 96 Mar. 25 96 Mar. 19 97% Mar. 2 Invest Bond 8c Share Corp 2,000 87,000 75,000 500,000 124,000 237,000 34,000 3,000 235,000 36,000 160,000 67,000 39,000 362,000 124,000 152,000 28,000 92",000 3,000 42,000 ...1947 Deb 5s series A 1,700,000 .....1961 5s Series B__ A...1958 549,000 60,000 45,000 7,000 40,000 24,000 5,000 43,000 242,000 234,000 27,000 42,000 18,000 44,000 167,000 18,000 T, 006 168,000 149,000 40,000 6,000 470,000 272,000 117,000 11,000 22,000 146,000 582,000 7,000 11,000 20,000 4,000 10,000 25,000 35,000 143,000 110,000 282,000 491,000 67,000 230,000 155,000 387,000 96,000 47,000 36,000 116,000 6,000 2,016,000 ■ 78,000 110,000 28,000 86,000 42,000 6,000 43,000 565,000 516,000 163,000 '93% Sale 95% Sale 95% Sale 94% Sale 96% Sale Mar. 14 83 Mar. 25 78 74% 94% 95% 93% 93% Mar. 19 Mar. 3 Mar. 24 Mar. 2 Mar.' 5 78 Mar. 24 74% Mar. 19 91% Jan. 3 95% Mar. 24 Sale 96% Mar. 96 97% Sale 96 2 Mar. 25 Mar. 19 97% Mar. 2 Iowa Sou Utilities 6s A..1950 (sarco Hydro-El 7s...... .1952 64 1942 s62 Isotta Franchinl 7s Kansas City P & L "72 - 55% Sale 2 Jan. 3 Mar. 60 Jan. 6 95 77 76 55% Jan. 2 77% Mar. 20 Mar. 2 76 71% Sale 2 77% Mar. 20 101 100 Sale Sale 102% 101% Sale Sale 103% Sale 101% Sale 101 Sale 98 Sale 3 102% Mar. 103% Mar. 6 100% Mar. o 101% Mar. 2 Mar. 30 100% Mar. 25 101 105 98% Sale Keystone Public Serv 5s. 1978 "99% Sale" 96% Sale 99% Sale 98% Kimberly Clark 5s A.. 100 Sale 103% Sale Sale 103 Sale 166% Sale" 101% 99% Sale Sale 103% Sale 101 Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 82 Sale 102% Mar. 94% 90% 98% 98% 96% s98% 100% 102% 100% 93 Mar. 19 100% Mar. 26 100% Mar. 27 96% Mar. 2 100 Mar. 21 102% Mar. 19 103% Mar. 101% Mar. 7 7 2 2 101% Feb. 101 Jan. 2 103% Feb. 10 98% Jan. 19 101% Feb. 28 Mar. 30 100% Mar. 25 101 Mar. 99% Mar. 102% Mar. Sale 93% Mar. ... 93 103% Mar. 28 107% Mar. 27 98% Mar. 14 102% Mar. 104 Jan. 94 Feb. 97 98 95 100% Mar. 26 100% Mar. 27 96% Mar. 2 Jan. Jan. Feb. 102% Mar. 19 103% Mar. 7 103% Feb. 25 Feb. 101% Feb. 98% Jan. 99 82 Mar. 98 101% Jan. Jan. Mar. 14 Jan. 2 91 Mar. Mar. 6 84 93 91 95 Feb. Mar. 93 93 Jan. Jan. Mar. 27 20 Mar. 14 91 100% Mar. 13 104% Jan. 9 100% Jan. 95 93 3 Mar. 21 100 s98% Mar. 99 Mar. 19 93 90% Jan. 3 100% Mar. 13 2 104% Mar. 12 100% Mar. 19 101% Mar. 11 100% Sale 82 103% Mar. 28 107% Mar. 27 98% Mar. 14 102% Mar. 102% Sale Kentucky Utilities 5s....1969 5s 1961 Jan. 6 31 Jan. Sale 94 95% 105 Sale 29 Sale 95% 100% 105% 103% Mar. 26 96% Jan. 98% Feb. 101 Mar. 20 101 Mar. 19 93 90% Sale 98% Sale 102% Sale Feb. 93 Feb. 3 93% Mar. 19 91 Mar. 27 95% Jan. 6 Mar. 18 77 77 102 95% 100% 105% 103% 93% Mar. 99% Mar. 104% Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 18 90% Jan. 96% Feb. 102% Jan. Mar. 12 101 Mar. 11 103 97 Sale 273.000 5s new... .1957 2,000 Lukens Steel Co 8s..—.1940 98% Sale 98% Sale Sale Mar. 98 Mar. 101 Mar. 20 98% Mar. 166% 92% Sale 101 Mar. 19 91 Mar. 27 81% Mar. 80% Mar. 102 98 Sale Sale 104% Sale 100% Sale 105 Sale 101% Sale Mar. 19 100% Mar. 102 Mar. 12 100% Sale 93 92% s92 Sale "96% "Sale Sale Sale "95% Sale 96% Sale Sale 102% Sale 101 103% Sale 91% Sale 93% Sale 96 Sale 96% Sale 106 96 .... 100% Sale Sale 98 Sale , 104 Sale "93% Sale 95% Sale 97% Sale 104 Sale 97% Sale Sale 50 Mar. 18 Jan. 97% Feb. Mar. 12 Mar. 57 Mar. 24 50 90 Mar. 88 9 Feb. 24 Jan. 7 102% Feb. 17 Mar. 100 101% Jan. Mar. 52 Mar. 26 44 100 Mar. 13 100 Jan. Mar. 30 99 Mar. 26 97 Mar. 96^ Mar. 17 7 9 100% Feb. 100% Mar. 30 97% Mar. 93 97% Mar. 97 96 Mar. 4 96 Mar. 23 Mar. 3 98% Mar, 19 96 93% Jan. 96 Jan. 90% Jan. 102% Jan. 103% Mar. 24 106% Mar. 5 94 Mar. 24 98% Mar. 16 5102% Mar. 3 104% Mar. 13 Mar. 21 103% Mar. 5 105 Mar. 4 105 Mar. 4 102 9 7 Jan. 8 Jan. 14 93% Mar. 18 91% Jan. 96 . 102% Mar. 19 Mar. 23 104 99% Jan. 101% Jan. 89% Feb. 94 Jan. 99 Jan. 92% Jan. 92% Jan. 96 Jan. 2 102% Mar. 19 Mar. 23 3 104 2 93% Mar. 18 Mar. 26 52 Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5 Jan. Mar. 100% Mar. 102% Mar. 91% Mar. 105 Mar. 24 88 Jan. Mar. 100 Mar. 12 105 92 102% Mar. 11 Mar. 18 102 5 9 Mar. 11 Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 102% Mar. 100% 97% 97% 96% 94% Jan. 94 Mar. 54 50% Sale Mar. 24 105 92 Sale §4% 88 Mar. 104 88 93% 1,443,000 Milwaukee El Ry A Lt 5s. 1971 127,000 Milwaukee G L 4 %• 1967 712,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4 %s_1950 456,000 Minn Pow A Lt 4%a .1978 885,000 Miss Power A Light 5s... 1957 ....1944 564,000 Miss River Fuel 6s Without warrants 144,000 .1951 61,000 Miss River Power 5s 170,000 Montreal L H A P 5s "AM951 58 series B 1970 36,000 Feb. 14 Mar. 11 Feb. 27 Mar. 3 Jan. 58 Mar. Kelvlnator without warr 6s'36 193,000 Manitoba Power 5Hs 1951 Mansfield Mln A Sm (Germ) 21,000 7s with warrants ..1941 55,000 7s without warrants 1941 362,000 Mass Gas Co 5%«-_ 1946 5s ..1955 1,561,000 17,000 Mass Util Assoc 5s A.....1949 90,000 McCord Bad A Mfg6 s 1943 29,000 Melbourne EI Supp 7%8 A *46 27,000 Memphis P A L 5s ser A..1948 45,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6%8 A. 1945 101,000 Middle West Util 4%a—1931 Conv 5% notes 449,000 1932 Conv 5% notes 313,000 1933 Conv 5% notes 327,000 1934 Conv 5% notes 574,000 ...—1935 Conv 4 % % notes 1,000 1943 90 Mar. 11 Mar. 17 64 76 71 2022 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s—1957 14 95 72 Kansas Power 5s A......1947 1943 Koppers Gas A G deb 5s_1947 Deb 5%« 1950 Kresge (S S) Co 5s 1945 2 19 Feb. 90 3 Sale 75% Sale Jan. 89% Feb. 101% Feb. 4%s__1961 Kansas Gas A Blec 6s 75 1963 Without warrants.. 83 Mar. 30 85% Mar. Sale Sale Without warrants 139,000 Laclede Gas Lt 5%« ..1935 18,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6%*--1935 287,000 Lehigh Coal A Nav 4%» G 1954 592,000 Lehigh Pow Socur 6s 2026 Leonard Tiets Inc 7%i__1946 52,000 Without warrants 2,000 Lexington Telephone 6s. 1944 21,000 Lexington Util 5s .1952 363,000 Libby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942 303,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s 1942 97,000 Long Island Ltg 6s 1945 22,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s '61 1,191,000 79 68 90 90 1957 Iowa Pub Serv 5s 3,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5%s A.1955 458,000 Jersey Cent PAL 536® A.1945 58 series B ......1947 367,000 5s series B new .....1947 8,000 144,000 185,000 8,000 94% Sale Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s..1957 Iowa Pow A Lt 4H> Sale — Italian Superpower 6s 676,000 81 Invest Co of Amer 5s A...1947 Without warrants 4 Mar. 21 89 68 91% Mar. 1958 4Hs 5 94% Mar. 27 90 Mar. 19 96% Mar. 10 96 Feb. 10 100% Mar. 26 89% Jan. 2 Mar. 31 80 Feb. 6 85 68% Jan. 2 78% Feb. 10 92% Mar. 13 92% Mar. 13 Interstate Public Service 83,000 49,000 1. Highest Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Bid. Intel-continents Power Co— Deb 6s with warrants.. 1948 128,000 68 New..... 27,000 ........1948 9,000 Int Hydro-Elec 5s A 1958 1941 1,188,000 Internat Match 5s 541,000 Int Pow Socur 7s ser E...1957 14,000 International Salt 5s....1951 731,000 Internat Securities 5s—1947 5,000 Interstate Iron & St'l 5%s '46 49,000 7,000 JAN. SINCE 2 1931. BONDS RANGE MARCH. IN Price CURB EXCHANGE Mar. 23 98% Mar. 19 106% Feb. 13 98% Mar. 16 104% Mar. 13 Jan. 105 Mar. 21 102% Jan. 105 Mar. 4 Morris Plan Shares Corp— 1,000 Munson 1,000 1,000 95,000 27,000 23,000 90,000 753,000 572,000 370,000 27,000 73,000 290,000 1,402,000 1385,000 77 6s A without warrants 1947 Feb. 13 77 Feb. 13 37 Mar. 30 37 Mar. 30 Steamship Line 6%s with warr..., National Elec. Pow 5s 37 1937 Narragansett Elec Go 5s..l957 101% Sale 102% Sale 103 Sale 74 1978 Nat Pow A Lt 6s* *A" Deb 5s series B Nat Pub Serv 5s 2026 2030 1978 100% Sale 88% Sale 66% Sale 105 Sale 92 Sale 73% Sale 99% "73% Sale" Sale Mar. 30 Mar. 25 Mar. 24 Mar. 17 77 68% Mar. 14 104% Mar. 2 106% Mar. 6 93 Mar. 6 90 Mar. 3 71% Mar. 17 75% Mar. 26 66 National Food Prod 6s..1944 37 2 103 Mar. 30 102% Mar. Mar. 26 101% Jan. 74 48 14 103 Mar. 17 Jan. 12 100% Jan. 77 Jan. 7 Mar. 24 68% Mar. 14 2 106% Mar. 6 87% Feb. 4 93 66% Jan. 2 75% Mar. 26 Mar. 6 3 99% Mar. 30 10% Mar. 21 National Tea Co— 90,000 6,000 21,000 8,000 130,000 5% gold note8...May 1 1935 1938 24,000 Natl Trade Journal 6s 2022 39,000 Nebraska Power 6s 32,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s.. 1948 369,000 17,000 644,000 309,000 2,166,000 2,000 1956 491,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s 5s new.. 1956 17»000 8,385,000 New Eng G A Elec Assn 5sl947 5s .1948 837,000 Conv deb 5s. 1950 3,513,000 1956 4,000 N J Power A Light 5s New Orleans Pub Serv 4%s '35 67,000 8,000 Newton Steel 6% notes..1931 67,000 ~f»"" 47,000 1,153,000 110,000 169,000 30,000 47,000 132,000 795,000 167,000 151,000 ft** 115,000 47,000 88,000 64,000 3,000 33,000 98% Mar. 4 10% Mar. 21 110 67 99% Mar. 30 10% Mar. 21 Mar. 5 110% Mar. 18 Mar. 20 72% Mar. 3 85% Sale 90 90 Sale 83 Sale 90% Sale 89% Sale Sale 91% 92% 90% 94% Sale Sale Sale Sale 91% 92% s89% s89% 88% Mar. 4 Mar. 26 Mar. 6 Mar. 4 Mar .10 104 92% Sale Mar. 20 105% Mar. 23 91% Mar. 12 93% Mar. 9 92% Mar. 26 93% Mar. 19 95 Mar. 19 93 Mar. 18 95% Mar. 24 96% Jan. 10 Jan. 108 29 Jan. 67 12 110% Mar. Mar. 20 80 Jan. 91 Jan. 3 92% Mar. 26 84% Jan. 6 88% Jan. 3 83 Jan. 2 18 7 8 93% Jan. 92% Mar. 26 Mar. 19 93% 95 Mar. 19 93 Mar. 18 102% Jan. 15 105% Mar. 23 91% Mar. 12 95% Mar. 24 97% Jan. 23 97% Jan. 23 N Y A Foreign Invest 88,000 5%s A with warrants..1948 3,698,000 N Y P A L Corp 1st 4%«_„ 1967 177,000 Niagara Falls Power 6S..1950 77 Sale 95% Sale 79% Sale 96% Sale 106% Sale 98% Sale 107 tfSale Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 2 82 2 98% 3 sl07 3 93% Mar. 3 Mar. 23 Mar. 27 76 Jan. 93% Feb. 105% Jan. 100 99 Sale Sale 90% Sale 99% Sale 93 103% 102% 93% Sale Sale Sale 103% Sale 96% Sale 66% 102% % __% 102% Mar. 28 Mar. 17 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 97% Mar. % 73% Mar. 23 4 103% Mar. 25 84 Jan.< 97 313,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6%s—1953 310,000 North American Co 5s___1961 1948 62,000 Nor Cont Util 5%s A 1966 200,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s.. 5s series D 1969 400,000 4%s E 1970 2,048,000 1951 485,000 Nor Ohio PAL 5%s 303,000 Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 5s...1956 79% 96% 105% 91% Feb. Mar. 3 98% Mar. M^r. 93% Mar. 97% Jan. 23 82 sl07 27 28 31 Jan. 6 66% Mar. 17 75 99% Jan. 3 103% Mar. 25 Jan. 104 105 Mar. 25 90% Jan. 98% Jan. 105 Mar. 25 101 Mar. 18 93 Jan. 101 Mar. 18 Mar. 27 101% Jan. 104 Mar. 27 Mar. 2 Mar. 19 104 Jan. 99 Jan. 105% Feb. 27 103% Mar. 19 Mar. 26 102% Jan. 104% Mar. 104 Mar. 30 96% Mar. 18 99 Mar. 30 96% Mar. 18 " Sale Nor States Power 195,000 6H% gold notes 1933 6s A 1948 147,000 5 % notes. ......1940 201,000 5 % s series B ..1950 109,000 24,000 North Texas Utilities 7s..2935 105% Sale 103% Sale 105% Sale . Without warrants.... 78,000 1960 2,900 Northwest Pow 6s A For other footnotes see page 54* 103 Sale 104 Sale 295 Sale 100 Sale 102% Mar. 20 104 105 Mar. 7 105% 100% Mar. 3 103% 103% Mar. 16 105 104% Mar. 7 114 *95 Mar. 2 100 Mar. 24 Mar. 31 105 Mar. 26 114 Mar. 24 Jan. 100 93% Jan. 96 Mar. 31 Jan. 22" 95 NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE 54 AGGREGATE In PRICES IN MARCH. SALES NEW YORK CURB Since March. ^EXCHANGE Jan. 1. 441,000 43,000 387,000 3,000 283,000 6,000 35*666 415,000 17,000 98,000 754,000 16*566 614,000 190,000 3*0*2",666 2,000 1,790,000 4seriss D__ Ohio Pub Serv 5s D 10154 Sale 1456 ...1954 Oklahoma Gas & El 5s 1950 9754 Sale 100H Sal© 161)4 Sale Osgood Co 68 with warr.1938 Oswego Palls Co 6s 1941 Oswego Hirer Pow 6s 1931 Pacific Gas & El 1st 4KS.1957 1st Ac ref 6s B 1941 110,000 1st & ref 5^8 C. ..1952 334,000 1,458,000 3,538,000. 421,000 16,000 34,000 1,133,000 11,000 581,000 7,000 Ask Ohio Power Ss series B...I952 133,000 763,000 3,000 882,000 16,000 4,000 164,000 1,509,000 March 2. Bid. BONDS (Continued) Ohio Edison Co 5s 1960 S 1st Ac ref 4^s F 1st Ac ref 4^s F w i Pacific RANGE SINCE JAN. .1960 .I960 March 31. Bid. 102 lOS" Sale' 9854 Sale 9954 Sale Sale 9754 Sale Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. 18 104 103*4 Mar. 19 Mar, 103 Mar. 12 64 Mar. 26 Mar. 12 Mar. 12 100)4 Mar. 31 10054 Mar. 16 9954 Mar. 24 9754 Mar. Mar. 111)4 Mar. 9 105)4 Mar. 10 106)4 Mar. 4 99)4 Mar, 6 9754 Mar. Ill 11154 Sale 106)4 Sale Prices Mar. 17 103 Mar. Sale Lowest. Highest. , Prices. Mar. 10254 Sale 10354 Sale 99)4 Sale 10054 Sale 97 H Sale Lowest. Ash 106 99 Sale Sale *71)4 Mar. Pacific Western Oil 6Hs.l943 Park 5c Tilford 6s 9551 7m Sale Sale 9754 Sale 81)4 Sale 99)4 Sale 70 Sale 6 69 7254 Mar, 11 100 97)4 Mar. Mar, 30 Mar. 17 81)4 Mar. 2 ..1936 4Hs 1977 5s 4 Mar. 24 9654 Feb. 18 111)4 Feb, 27 10954 Jan. 10654 Mar. 4 104)4 Jan. 97 Feb. Feb. 9954 Mar. 0. 9854 Jan; 12 7554 Jan. 8 7554 Jan. 7 75)4 Jan. Without warrants Pacific Power & Light 5s_1955 Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices 99 Jan. 31 103)4 Mar,17 101 Feb. 16 104K Mar. 20 Mar. 18 Jan. 30 96 Mar. 26 Mar. 19 Mar. 12 100 Jan. 13 103 Feb. 4 57K Jan. 14 67 Jan. 17 66 6754 Jan. 23100 Jan. 10154 Feb. 14 97 97)4 Sale Investing 5s A... 1948 Penn Cent Lt Ac Pow 1. Price Jan. 2 92 H Sale *9354 Sale 95)4 Sale 93)4 Mar. 96)4 Mar, 19 101 Mar. 4 101 Mar. 3 ■83 Mar. Feb. Jan. Jan. 100 Jan. 16 24 Jan. 2 Mar. 17 84)4 Jan. 70 Jan. Q 30 9654 Mar. 19 100 Mar. 80 i..l979 70 9554 65)4 67 92^54 Jan. 16 101 80 Jan. 15 Mar. 4 Jan. 6 Penn Dock Ac Warehouse Co 18.000 107,000 179,000 88,000 47,000 62,000 242,000 182,000 110,000 586,000 105,000 554,000 8,000 2,000 1*6*6",656 10,000 6s with warrants......1949 46,000 1952 2,000 Penn Glass Sand 6s 729,000 Penn Ohio Ac Det RR 454 s 1977 Penn-Ohio Edison 4s Without warrants.... 83 1 Sale 10054 Jan. 27 10054 Jan. 27 99)4 Jan. 31 10054 Jan. 23 10254 Sale 10354 Sale 10254 Mar. l02 Sale 10354 Sale 104)4 Sale 242,000 Pennsylvania RR 454 s—1981 Penn Telep Corp 5s C 1960 10054 Sale 110,000 Penn Water Ac Pow 43^s_. 1968 1979 1,162,000 Peoples Lt k Pow 5a 168,000 1,316,000 83 1956 258,000 100)4 Sale 5 Hb ......1959 267,000 267,000 Penn-Ohio P & L 5^s A.1954 102)4 Sale" Sale .88,000 Penn Pr Ac Lt 5s ser B....1952 102 5s series D.. Sale 130,000 1953 102 646,000 2 *7054 Sale 10254 9834 Sale Sale 70 5l Sale Phila Elec 5^s 5s 24,000 1947 I960 13,000 4s 1971 502,000 658,000 Phila Elec Power 5 H* 1972 10654 Sale 51,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1962 102 105 Mar. 23 102)4 Jan. Mar. 23 2 105 2 10454 Mar. 31 Mar. 18 2 105 10454 Mar. 31 102 Jan. Mar. 18 102 Jan. 105 MaJ, 10 9654 Mar. 12 97 10054 Mar. 2 10354 Mar. 30 97k Mar. 13 9854 Mar. 23 Mar. 4 7454 Mar. 23 3 9954 Mar. 69 102)4 Mar. 4 2 103)4 Mar. 21 10554 Mar. 10654 Sale 79 2 107 5 105)4 9354 Mar *25 105)4 ~ 10554 Mar. 10554 Mar. 17 16? Mar. 23 76 Mar. 10 6 102 Mar. 30 Mar. 10 9654 Mar. 12 97 9554 Jan. 13 10354 Mar. 30 9754 Mar. 13 9854 Mar. 23 55 7454 Mar. 23 Jan, 99)4 Feb. 26 9954 Feb. 26 101)4 Feb. 2 103)4 Mar. 21 10?54 Mar. 13 108)4 Mar. 10854 Sale 10654 Sale 100)4 Jan. 9754 Jan, 2 10454 Mar. 25 Mar. 30 104)4 Mar. 25 Mar. 99)4 Mar. Pere Marquette 4K* C._ .1980 Phil Bait & W RR 4^s C.1977 99 103)4 Mar. 10354 Mar. 10354 Mar. 70 17 10854 Feb. 27 Mar. 5 0554 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 9354 Feb. 21 Mar. 25 Feb. 4 107 Jan. 27 Mar. 23 80 Jan. Phila Suburb Cos G Ac K 44,000 178,000 43,000 14,000 32*666 12,000 65,000 18,000 5,000 22*656 29,000 60,000 lot Ac refunding 4Hs..l95? Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co 6Mb class A...........1960 642,000 140,000 63,000 47,000 5,000 188,000 65,000 1,153,000 '221,000 10254 Mar. 14 103)4 Mar. 20 72)4 Sale Piedmont Ac Northern 5s. 1954 Pittsburgh Cosl 6s 1949 Pittsb Screw Ac Bolt 84)4 Sale 9154 Sale 9654 Sale 88 93 Mar. 30 Mar. 9 96)4 Mar. 2 98 Mar. 12 99 Mar. 3 Mar. 93 Mar. 7 5>4s.l947 Pittsburgh Steel 6s Poor Ac Co 6s ...1939 Portland Gen Elec 4 54®--I960 Potomac Edison 5s 9834 ...1948 90 Prussian Elec 6s_ 69,000 831,000 21,000 59,000 831,000 21,000 8,000 6,000 63,000 212,000 64,000 279,000 163,000 1931 42,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s 5s series C 1966 16,000 4Hs series D 126,000 .......1978 series E... .....1980 540,000 1957 221,000 Pub Serv Of Okla 5s D 720,000 Puget Sound P Ac L 5^s.l949 5s series C............1950 716,000 14,000 72,000 95,000 Queens Borough GAkE 4)48*58 5H» 1952 84,000 I,000 Sale Sale 2 8454 Sale 10154 Mar. 5 103 H Mar. 17 103H Mar. 11 104)4 Mar. 17 56 Mar. 16 56 Mar. 16 $84 94 Mar. 13 Mar. 12 85 Mar. 24 102)4 7454 9454 99)4 Mar. 3 103)1 Mar. 3 79 Mar. 26 9454 Mar. 20 100 Jan. 99 Jan. 95 Sale 7854 100)4 Sale Sale" Reliance Bronze At Steel— Conv deb 6s... ..1944 Pub Serv Elec Ac Gas 4S..1971 Pub Serv of N H 4}£s B..1957 100 100 9454 Sale Sale" 103 54 Sale Sale 9554 Sale 10054 Sale 10354 Sale 9554 Sale 96 100 H Sale Sale 100 Sale 9654 Sale 103 Mar. 98 Sale 96 9954 Sale 10254 Sale 9954 Sale 98 100 Mar, 79 Mar. 100 Mar. 31 100 Jan. 103 Mar. 9454 Feb. 101 Jan. Mar. 20 Mar. 18 Mar. Mar. 4 76 95 Mar. 31 Mar. 5 9454 Mar. 26 98 Mar. 20 98)4 Mar. 20 100 Feb. Feb. Mar. 21 103)4 Mar. 26 100 95H Jan. 100 26 103)4 Jan. 24 9454 Feb. 96 100 Mar. 18 101)4 Mar. 19 104 H Mar. 19 Jan. 101)4 Jan. Mar. 4 35 Mar. 80)4 Mar. 3 76 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 94 Mar* 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 2 6354 Jan. 35 Jan. Mar. 12 Mar. 102 Sale 96 103)4 Mar. 14 99 35 102 17 10 31 94 6 10154 Mar. 19 5 104 )4 Mar 19 101)4 Mar. 17 Jan. Jan. Mar. 31 Mar. 21 100 9654 Mar. Feb. 93 85 Mar. 26 9854 Mar. 20 100 Mar. ,60 Jan. Feb. Jan. 7454 Mar. 103)4 Mar. 26 97)4 Mar. 7 Mar. 12 101 95)4 Mar. 83 89)4 Jan. 103)4 Mar. 17 5 10454 Jan. 90 9554 Mar. 26 Mar. 14 10054 Jan. Mar. 17 103)4 Mar. 31 10054 Mar. 29 102)4 Jan. 50)4 Jan. 93 ..1954 2 10354 Jan. 31 Mar. 30 71 Jan. 3 88 Mar. 9 88)4 Jan. 6 93 9 92)4 Mar. 20 9954 Jan. 98)4 Jan. 20 10054 Feb. 24 98 Mar. 12 10254 Jan. 13 Jan. 24 90 Mar. 2 97 83 10354 Sale ...1956 5J4s series D_. 37 *000 ......1949 9,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s ..1947 2,000 Power Corp of Can 5s A 1957 4H> series B ...1959 34,000 59,000 Power Corp of N Y 5Hi.. 1947 197,000 Procter At Gamble 4H»—1947 15,000 8354 Mar. 9154 Mar. z 92)4 Mar. 20 90 8754 Sale 101)4 Feb. 4 42 Jan. 12 Reliance Management 5s. 1954 52,000 24,000 *602,000 30,000 366,000 43,000 29,000 With warrants 191,000 44,000 Rem'ton Arms 5 H % notes *30 2,175,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953 60 Ruhr Chemical 6s A._...1948 Ruhr Gas Co 6)4® . 1953 72 76 ... 128,000 922,000 109,000 123,000 Sale 74)4 Sale Sale 72*" Sale 6354 Sale 74 82 77 Sale Sale Ryerson (Jos T) Ac Sons 5sl943 319,000 St Louis Gas Ac Coke 6s..1947 __1958 636,000 •San Ant Pub Serv 5a 10,000 San Joaquin L Ac P 6s B..1952 61,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s ..1955 1945 966,000 Saxet Co (The) 6s A 406,000 37,000 10,000 821,000 42 94 Sale 45)4 Sale Sale 98 Sale 38 Sale 10254 Sale Mar. 7 7754 Mar. 3 75 Mar. 5 Mar. 18 Mar. 16 Mar. 23 95 Sale Ruhr Housing 6)4e A....1958 135,000 379,000 5,000 10,000 728,000 96 $71)4 Mar. 21 Mar. 28 96H Mar. 14 Mar. 31 Mar. 2 Mar. 28 Mar. 10 Mar. 31 Mar. 17 38 9754 Mar. 115 8054 Sale 8154 Sale 10454 Sale 8954 Sale Sale 94)4 Sale 9554 Sale 453 4 1023 Mar. 10 10354 Mar. 27 80 Mar. 10 94 60 Mar. Mar. Mar. Saxon Public Works— 26,000 22,000 372,000 89,000 191,000 335,000 102,000 35,000 9,000 12,000 93,000 II,000 516,000 185,000 141,000 28,000 40,000 113,000 47,000 5,000 5,000 34,000 14,000 612*666 63 H Sale 1,039,000 Shawlnigan W Ac P 4)4s..l967 Sale 6754 Sale 67 Sale 4)4® series D..........1970 1,201,000 334,000 Shawsheen Mills 7s......1931 101,000 Sheffield Steel 5 H* ..1948 1947 12,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s Sale 9554 Sale 96)4 Sale Sale Sale 9554 Sale 10154 Sale 101)4 Sale 9754 Sale 9754 Sale 104k Sale 97 Sale 9954 Sale 44 29,000 6,000 1,325,000 163" Sale 10454 Sale 105 Sale *9054 Sale 93 Sale 94 Sale 102)4 Sale 104*54* Sale" 1961 171,000 6>4s with warr ...1930 338,000 Southwestern G Ac B 5s..1957 88,000 118,000 143,000 33,000 187,000 Southwestern L Ac P 5s.. 1957 479,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s... 1945 102 Jan. 79)4 Jan. 6 Mar. 28 Feb. 18 Mar. 31 Mar. 17 96)4 Mar. Jan. Jan. 90 56 Mar. 28 teb. 54)4 Jan. 68 9 7 Jan. 3 Mar. 25 Jan. Mar. 25 85 Jan. 77)4 Mar. 18 63 Jan.' 77)4 Mar. 18 Mar. 12 9554 Mar. 96 9 Mar. 10354 Mar. 9554 Mar. 101H Mar. Mar. 9754 Mar. 23 9254 4 97 k Mar. 27 93 4 10554 Mar. 25 10054 Mar. 23 2 9354 Mar. 2 100)4 20 4 Mar. 9 IOO54 2 97)4 Mar. 23 Jan. 97k k 60 Mar. Mar. 9754 Mar. 101 k Feb. Jan. 103)4 Mar. Jan. Feb. 24 65 Jan. 90 Jan* 27 Jan. 105 Jan., Jan. 27 25 23 24 9 13 Mar. 30 Mar. 6 43)4 Mar. 4 54)4 Mar. 26 35)4 Jan. 3 54)4 Mar. 26 3 95 Mar. 17 90 3 95 Mar. 23 Mar; 28 103 Mar. 102)4 Jan. Mar. Mar. 23 94 Mar. 6 104)4 10354 103)4 104)4 93 10154 10254 104 54 9554 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 105 104 10554 94)4 10254 10354 9 73 H Sale 8254 Sale 85 82 Sale Feb. 99)4 Jan. 103 }88* 105 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 6 6 73)4 Jan. 9654 Sale 7 12 Jan. 95 105 Feb. 27 Mar. 20 9554 Mar. 23 99)4 Mar. 95)4 Jan. 8254 Mar. 25 9654 Mar. 30 Jan. 3 9654 Mar. 30 61)4 Mar. 2 s95)4 Mar. 16 Sale Jan. Mar. 30 102)4 Feb. 26 10354 Mar. 25 9754 Jan. 95)4 Jan. Mar. 26 9954 Mar. Mar. 23 105 81)4 Mar. 3 s73)| Mar. 19 9654 Mar. 30 6554 Mar, 21 97)4 Mar. 20 55 9454 Mar. 10 9754 Mar. 26 7154 Mar. 2 89 Feb. 25 Mar. 17 104 10454 Mar. 90)4 Jab. 9954 Jan. Mar. 25 102 H Jan. Mar. 20 104)1 Mar. 105 9554 Mar. 23 95)4 Mar. Mar. 95 2 105)4 Mar. 30 Jan. Feb. Mar. 30 Mar. 14 Mar. 2 1957 74,000 138,000 53 102)4 ~ 17 104)4 2 94)4 2 18 115 68 90 99)4 Mar. ........ 145,000 Jan. Feb. Mar. 23 96)4 Mar. 14 Mar. 31 94 115 Mar. 21 9 Sale" 105k Sale' 10254 Mar. 2 10554 Mar. 30 104)4 Sale 104)4 Sale ..1950 Without warr Southern G & E 5s A 5254 Sale 103** Sale" ........... 6s 38 82 92 103)4 Sale 1st Ac ref 434® Southern Gas Co 6)4s 85)4 Mar. 16 94 582,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951 5,000 34.000 83)4 Mar. 18 2 19 21 60 56,000 256,000 Snider Pack 6% notes 1932 12,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s.. 1957 2025 1,179,000 Southeast P Ac L 6s . 2 Jan. 6654 Jan. 9254 Jan. 71 67 65 90 101 Silica Gel Corp 6)4% notes with warrants ....1932 Refunding mtge 5s 421,000 1952 General Ac refdg 5s 97,000 1944 Ref Mtge 5s 1954 40,000 359,000 Southern Calif Gaa 5a...1937 5s 125,000 ...1957 534s Series B 1952 21,000 96)4 Mar. 16 7454 Feb. 28 75 Sale 5s series C 2 3 15 Feb. 96 8854 Mar. 12 196S 4)4s series B Sale 59 ......1970 352,000 513,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s....1944 Without privilege 125,000 . 145,000 Southern Pacific Go 4)4s 1981 69,000 90 5% G notes .......1932 77,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...I935 6s without warrants...l935 178,000 128,000 Scrlppa (E W) Co 5)4® 1943 80,000 Servel Inc 5s ............1948 60 83)4 Jan. 2 63 89 6 9 Mar. 26 82)4 Mar. 25 9654 Mar. 30 Southwestern Dairies— 246.000 Southwestern P Ac L 6s..2022 100,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s For footnotes see page 54. 1942 55 s91 Sale Sale 62 Sale 9054 Sale 50 101 98 Sale Sale Sale 9554 Sale 71 Sale 10454 Sale 9654 Sale 5854 Sale 106 96 Sale Sale 58 Mar. 30 5 106 Mar. 18 97 10354 Mar. "6 Mar. 12 Mar. 9 Jan. Jan. 2 5 66 9054 Jan. 2 97)4 Mar. 26 93 50 101 96 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 14 97)4 Mar. 20 2 7254 Feb. 26 2 106 Mar. 12 20 98 Jan. 2 NEW YORK CURB prices NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE aggregate sales, Jan. % 189.000 408,000 249,000 182.000 29,000 6,000 370,000 2,000 153,000 257,000 8,000 1,000 47,000 84,000 72,000 208,000 309,000 81,000 37,000 168,000 1.000 389,000 March 2. 1931. 1. Ask Bid. BONDS (Concluded) $ 1,013,000 Standard Gas & Elec 6s_. 1935 Conv 6s 1935 408,000 6« 1951 808,000 6s ->..1966 538,000 1939 106,000 Standard Invest 5%a 5a without warrants 1937 30,000 Stand Power & Lt 6«—1057 Standard Telep 5%s A Ask. Sale 100 % Sale 387,000 7s 1946 without warrants.. 442,000 .1938 29,000 Strauss (Nathan) 6s I,000 Strawbridge & Clothier 5s '48 60,000 Stutz Motor of Amer 7H* 1937 1939 220,000 Sun Oil 5 %• 1940 204,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s. 254,000 Super Power of 111 4%s>_1970 1940 972,000 Swift & Co 58 5s 1944 239,000 - 1956 103,000 Tenn Elec Power 5s 5s new w i 563,000 8,000 Tenn Power Co 5s 641,000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s 157.000 19,000 630,000 166,000 1,265,000 659,000 1.648,000 31,000 265,000 1,987,000 Sale 98 Sale 99 98 Sale 98% Sale Sale 95 % Sale 97 64 Sale 60% Sale 82% Sale 71 % Sale 6 %a without Jan. 19 102% Mar. Mar. 98% Mar. 98% Mar. Mar. 19 Jan. 4 102% Mar. 18 30 101% Mar. 19 31 101% Mar. 24 86 Mar. 18 19 99% Sale 100% Sale 99% Sale 99 % 101% Sale 103 73% 95 % 58 303,000 58,000 94% Jan. 2 100 9 75 Mar. 30 Mar. 6 Mar. Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 6 86 80 Mar. 10 81 53 75 161% Sale' 102% Sale Sale Sale 97% Sale Sale Sale 78% Sale Sale 100% 5s series B slOl Mar. Mar. 18 Mar. Mar. Mar. United El Serv (Unes) 7s_1956 Without warrants 161,000 With warrants 150,000 >—1941 221,000 United Indus United Lt & Pow 6%s_ 1974 192,000 Deb 6s 1975 812,000 5%s 1959 206,000 1952 1,000,000 United Lt at Rys 5%« 6s series A 1952 413,000 5s 1932 90,000 * Corp 5s ,—1950 6,000 61,000 20,000 87,000 43,000 16,000 6,000 4,000 3,000 13,000 9,000 23,000 233,000 57,000 • 24.000 3,395,000 7,000 6%% notes series A Serial 6 %% notes.. 1937 4,000 Serial 4%% notes 1938 14,000 Serial 4%% notes 1939 II,000 Serial 6%% notes.. 1940 23,000 Serial 6s 1933 446,000 94,000 Utah Power & Light 5s_.1944 Van Sweringen 69 Mar. 3 71 Sale 67 323,000 16,000 99,000 37,000 28,000 1,978,000 1935 182,000 Virginia Rlec Power 5«.—1955 363,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%s A..1946 6s 1946 109,000 28,000 5s series B Sale 85 Sale 76% Mar. 2 85 Mar. Mar. 3 86 Mar. Sale 102% Sale 91% Sale 92% Sale 70 Sale 91% Sale' 99% Sale 94% Sale 91 80 Sale Sale "87% Sale' 97)4 Sale 102 166% Sale' 94 Sale Sale 90% Sale 104% Sale 100% Sale 101% 100% Sale Sale 60% Sale 68% Sale 52.000 121,000 513,000 70,000 116,000 264,000 685,000 239,000 75,000 196,000 49,000 51,000 14,000 "Y.666 8,000 1,000 23,000 Conv deb 6s 1944 West Penn Elec 5s_. West Texas Util 5s 5s series A A.>—1957 — .1957 Wisconsin P & L 5s E 64 10 85 Jan. 6 86 Feb. 16 104% Jan. 2 102% Mar. 80 80% Jan. 2 Jan. Jan. 60 Mar. 12 91 80 Mar. 16 78 97% Sale Mar. 30 97% Jan. Mar. 16 100% Jan. 3 101% Mar. 16 Mar. 10 Jan. Jan. 63 Mar. 27 5 Feb. 75 Feb. 60 ' 60% Mar. 31 68% Sale 80 Feb. 80 Jan. 70 Sale 85 Jan. 13 98 Mar. 75 Jan. 28 91 84 Mar. 83% Mar. Mar. 13 Mar. Mar. 20 70 Feb. 7 70 Jan. 26 Sale 83% Mar. 26 75 Mar. 13 69 Feb. 2 75 Sale 70 2 76% Mar. 25 76% Mar. 23 75 Mar. 20 70 Feb. 9 76% Mar. 25 76% Mar. 23 '83" Sale' 75 Mar. 68% Mar. 4 69% Mar. 14 69% Mar. 3 84 5 100 Jan. 80% Jan. Mar. 27 ' 79% Mar. 14 69% Mar. 2 75" Sale' 69% 91 5 17 9 5 26 27 20 26 Mar. 17 Mar. 26 98 5 Mar. 10 Mar. 85 9 Mar. 2 97% Mar. 12 2 101% Mar. 27 2 91% Mar. 10 2\ 104% Mar. 30 60% Mar. 31 68% Mar. 5 78 Mar. 24 2 96% Mar. 5 25 85 24 102 91% Jan. Mar. 27 Mar. 27 67 Mar. 97% 101% 91% 104% 101% Mar. 5 Jan. 9 17 91% Mar. 31 92% Mar. 12 Mar. 18 5 70 98 102 87% Mar. 100% Mar. 100% Mar. 9 Mar. 80 9 11 Jan. Jan. 100 96% Sale Sale 90% Sale Mar. 85 2 95% Mar. 14 97% Sale 84 78 Mar. 30 91 Mar. 30 97% Mar. 2 68% Mar. 4 27 75 Mar. 20 69% Mar. 3 82%-Jan. 19 78 91 Mar. 30 69 94 Feb. Jan. 16 Mar. 30 2 97% Mar. 3 95 Feb. 18 98% Mar. 25 100% Mar. 18 108% Mar. 25 77 97% Sale 104% Sale 96% Mar. 17 98% Mar. 21 100% Mar. 18 108% Mar. 25 50 80 103 Sale 94 Sale 88% Sale 81% Sale 103% Sale 94 Sale 78% Sale 1 Mar. 16 76 Sale 94 Mar. 90 Sale Mar. Mar. Sale 90 70 Sale s69 99 Sale 90% s71% Sale 103% 48 Sale Sale 161" Sale Sale "86" Sale" 86% Sale Sale 87% Sale 60% 90% 55 Sale 89% Sale Sale 101% Sale 1956 101% Mar. 26 99 90% 87% 87% 102% 101% 101% 71% 4 102% 100% 2 104% 5 101% Mar. 11 103% Mar. 97% Mar. 55 81% Mar. lviar. 2 103% Mar. ^ 2 96% Mar. 25 Mar. 27 4 92 20 90% Mar. 25 Mar. 19 99% Mar. 96}£ 60 Mar. 13 103% Mar. 96 %«__1937 5s series F .1958 14,000 1,000 Wisconsin Pub Serv 5s>_1942 6s Series A 1952 4,000 5^8 Series B —1958 28,000 1937 1,000 York Ice Machinery 6s 23,000 Youngstown S &T 5s B..1970 Mar. 73 9 6 74% Feb. 24 2030 new. Westvaco Chlorine 5 s80% Mar. 99% Mar. 93% Mar. 97 66% Feb. 45 Mar. 18 85 75% Mar. 26 Waldorf Astoria Corp— 1st 7s with warrants 1954 235,000 1937 122,000 Ward Baking Co 6s Warren Bros Co 6s 1941 777,000 1960 303,000 Wash Water Power 5s 1933 261,000 Webster Mills 6%a Western Newspaper Union— Mar. 90 Feb. 102% Mar. 25 107% Mar. 14 79% Mar. 21 Feb. 91% Mar. 31 92% Mar. 12 89% Mar. Mar. 12 80 98% Jan. 106 Mar. 19 100% Mar. 19 Jan. Jan. 104% Mar. 26 102 102% Mar. 25 100% Jan. 103% Mar. 101% Mar. 87 71 Jan. 56 2 102% Mar. 25 4 107% Mar. 14 Mar. 30 79% Mar. 21 62% Mar. 2 Mar. 31 Sale 102 2 Mar. 16 98% Mar. 19 6 Jan. 95% Jan. 100% Mar. 106% Mar. 45 ..1950 89,000 25,000 777,000 61,000 137,000 Mar. Sale 90% Sale 100 % 73 65 2 100% Mar. 19 79 5 103 94% Jan. Mar. 19 Mar. 12 48 Corp— 6s with warrants 29 102% Mar. 11 3 14 101% Mar. 69% Sale 99% Sale 1948 6s Jan. 87 84 1940 3,000 Valspar Corp 6s.. : _1W 38,000 Valvoline Oil 7s 3,395.000 Vanadium Corp (Amer) 5sl941 Van Camp Packing— 20,000 Jan. 99 Sale 1942 1938 37,000 U S Radiator 5s ser A 9,000 United Rys of Havana 7^1 '36 69,000 U S Rubber 6%% notes„193l Serial 4%% notes 1932 99,000 Serial 6%% notes. 1933 55,000 Serial 6%% notes-. 1934 19,000 Serial 4%% notes. 1935 21,000 Serial 4%% notes.....1936 7.000 - 99 62 1937 97,000 United Pub Serv 6s 98% Jan. 98% Mar. 19 United Porto Rican Sugar 6,000 Mar. 16 5 103 99% Jan. 102% Jan. 2 102% Sale 12 93% Mar. 19 102% Mar. 18 103% Jan. 10 4 2 102% Mar. 11 3 101% Mar, 3 Mar. 31 Jan. 100 3 4 1967 54,000 96,000 101,000 86,000 310,000 107,000 415,000 172,000 27.000 Union Gulf 102% Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 19 Union Electric Lt & Pow (Mo) 103,000 1,106,000 Mar. 21 Mar. Union Amer Invest 5s A. 1948 7,000 331,000 Mar. 11 82 101% Mar. 99% Mar. 89% Mar. 97% Mar. 6 Mar. 98 Mar. 21 Mar. Mar. sl01%Mar. 101% Mar. Mar. 11 68 77 .1944 64 60 96% Mar. 67 85% Mar. 30 Mar. 11 Mar. 75 54)4 Sale 73% Mar. 80 Sale 80 6 103 100" Sale' Sale Sale Mar. 71% Mar. 2022 Ulen & Co 6s Mar. 30 Sale Thermoid Co 6s with warrl934 1979 6 96% Mar. 73% Mar. Sale 98% Sale 99 6s 75% Jan. 101% Mar. 1945 Iri Utilities Deb 5s Jan. Mar. 30 75 Sale Jan. Mar. 24 Marr 18 83% Sale Sale 101% 99% Sale Sale 102 % Texas Power & Lt 5s...—1956 Texas Gas Utilities 6s 2 102% 4 102% 2 101% 2 101% 86 84 Mar. 17 84% Mar. 3 85% 98 1948 1960 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 18 100% Sale 101% Sale 75 1970 warrants-1953 Sale Prices. 100% Mar. 101% Mar. 53 1956 Texas Elec Service 5s. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale .1962 Texas Cities Gas 5s Lowest. Sale Prices. Sale Terni Hydro-Electric Co— 281,000 31.000 737,000 124,000 522.000 14,000 166,000 601.000 Highest. Sale Prices. 101% 1943 Stinnea (Hugo) Corp 7« Oct 1 '36 without warr— 1. Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. Bid. since jan. 102 99% — 798,000 2,000 range march. in Price about Jan. 2 Since In March. 55 EXCHANGE Mar. 31 61 Mar. 2 93 91% Mar. 89% Mar. Mar. 16 102% Mar. 2 103 Mar. 26 102% 87 87 Sale 101 13 78 Jan. 45 Jan. 8 60 Feb. 9 Jan. 6 28 74% 102% 92% 88% 90 85 Feb. 104 Jan. 96% Feb. 24 Jan. 15 92 Mar. 20 90% Mar. 2 Mar. 27 68% Feb. 99% Jap. Mar. 21 Mar. 18 Mar. 27 99 Jan. Mar. 25 Mar. 27 Mar. 25 Feb. 25 6 74 6 102% Mar. 27 21 14 104% Mar. 18 2 101% Mar. 27 Mar. 11 100% Mar. 102% Jan. 96% Jan. Jan. 16 5 Mar. 6 48 Jan. Mar. 5 85 Feb. 93 Mar. Mar. 21 Mar. 6 Mar. 20 Mar. 19 86 Jan. 91% Mar. 21 89% Mar. Mar. 30 104% Mar. 4 104% Mar. 18 87 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 30 101% Mar. 24 104% Mar. 104% Mar. Sale Feb. 86% Jan. 6 25 101 Jan. 103 Feb. 101 Jan. 103 Mar. 19 101% 100% 104% 101% Mar. Jan. Mar. Jan. 102% Mar. 30 100% Jan. 19 87 101 105 104% Mar. Mar. 87 16 Jan. Mar. 18 Mar. 2 101% Mar. 24 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL 27,000 44,000 72,000 182,000 38,000 440,000 Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Col— 20-year 7s Jan 15 1946 172,000 20-year 7s Jan 15 1947 181,000 70 63 Sale Sale 90 242,000 1952 7s 1,743,000 Canada 30-year 4s_.Oct 11960 82% 92% Sale Sale Sale Sale 88% Sale 1951 122,000 Baden (Germany) 7s 326,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7 H 8-1947 94 Sale Sale 86 Sale 77 85 93 % 80? 72% Mar. 72% Mar. 78 Mar. 90 85 Mar. s93% Mar. Sale Cauca Valley (Dept of) Rep of 66,000 153,000 Colombia exti • f 7»_. 56% Mar. >1*48 Cent Bk of German State A 194,000 32,000 67,000 29,000 84,000 181,000 220,000 32,000 97,000 43,000 37,000 38,000 *19,000 73,000 16,000 9,000 181,000 40,000 35,000 1951 Prov Banks 6s 514,000 6s 1952 103,000 194,000 Danish Cons Munic 5%s_1955 5s 1953 56,000 Danxlg P 8c Wat*way Bo external s f 4%» ,.1952 121,000 474,000 German Cons Munic 7a._ 1947 1947 6s 717,000 1939 63.000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s 1949 145,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%s Indus Mtge Bk of Finland 1st mtge coll s f 7s 1944 125,000 44,000 Lima (City), Peru, 6%a..l958 —1958 76,000 Maranhao (State) 7s 56.000 Medellin (Colombia) 7s—1951 Mendoza (Prov) Argentina 188,000 64,000 76.000 347.000 134,000 72,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s —1931 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972 Netherlands 6s—.......1972 54. 75 Sale Sale 69 Mar. Mar. Sale' 67% Sale 88 78% Sale 91 Sale 94% Sale 36% Sale 53% Sale 71% Sale 62% Sale 72% Sale 95% Sale 98% Sale 99 98 Sale Sale 101% Sale Mar. 10 90 Mar. 31 14 88% Jan. 4 97% Mar. 14 90% Mar . 23 94% Mar. 24 Mar. 24 47% Jan. 6 69 Mar. 7 Mar. 7 Mar. 4 Mar. 10 65 2 80 Mar. 17 84 Mar. 2 90 Mar. 2 90 Mar. Mar. Mar. 4 81% Mar. 10 95% Mar. 14 84% Mar. 19 94 Mar. 35 Mar. 9 9 6 3 78 5 Jan. 15 75 44% Mar. 70% Mar. 9 12 78 85 28 73% Mar. 4 Feb. 62% Jan. Jan. 81 77 73% Sale 84% Sale 75 Sale — Mtge Bank of Chile 6s> footnoted see pane Sale 98% Sale 1951 1947 7%s New 78% 99% Sale 3 80% 80% 100% Mar. 3 101% 97 Mar. 23 99% 78 77 68 79% Jan. 92% Jan. 97% Mar. 14 90% Mar. 23 94% Mar. 24 88% Mar; 82 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 Mar. 31 9 Jan. Mar. 24 80% Mar. 7 80% Mar. 7 161%-Feb. 21 99% Mar. 10 67% Jan. 99% Jan. 96% Jan, 80 69% Jan. 76% Jan. 67% Jan. 90 Mar. 17 Mar. 9 77 Jan. 7 81% Mar. 10 95% Mar. 14 84% Mar. 19 Mar. 10 93 Jan. 7 95 40% Mar. 26 59% Mar. 20 79 Mar. 13 35 Mar. 9 43 Jan. 3 49% Jan. 13 59% Mar .20 62% Jan. 7 95 62% Mar. 2 78 70% Mar. 4 80 < 71% Mar. 10 76% 98 Mar. 6 99% 100 Mar. 27 101% 103% Mar. 21 Mar. 19 Mar. 7 Mar. 26 Mar. 17 Mar. 6 853^ Jan. 10 Mar 13 79 Mar 56% Jan. 78 Mar. 21 55 80 Jan. . Mar. 19 7 56% Jan. Mar. 95% Jan. 98 Jan. Mar. 26 76% 99% 101% 103% Mar. 19 105% Mar. 17 Jan. 30 56 NEW YOEK CUEB EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES In March. PRICES NEW TORE CURB EXCHANGE Since Jan. 1. 2 1931. FOREIGN GOVT. AND MUNICIPAL (Concluded) 5,000 109,000 167,000 13,000 117,000 13.000 10,000 31.000 3,000 30,000 59.000 69,000 * Bid. Ask. ....1952 19,000 Newfoundland 5s 446,000 Parana (Stateof), Bras 7s_'58 387,000 Rio de Janeiro 6%s 1959 65,000 Russian Govt 6Hi 1919 6 %• certificates 725,000 1919 233,000 5«s 1921 107,000 5H* certificates 1921 March 2. Bid. si 00 46 % n Sold under the rule, o RANGE Sale Sale SINCE JAN. 1. Sale Sale s Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Mar. 2 101 % Mar. Mar. 4 54% Mar. 20 50% 2% 2% 2% 2% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 5 68 24 14 26 24 9 Mar. 19 2% Mar. 3 3 3 Mar. 9 Mar. 14 2% Mar. 5 98% Mar. 11 100% Mar. 25 Mar. 14 102% Mar. 1Q 103 72% Mar. Option sales, x 5 85% Mar. 20 Mar. 3 86 78% Mar. 83 % Sale 78% Sale Sold for cash, Highest. Sale Prices. Prices 41 Sale 102% Sale 76 Sale slOO Sale 100 76 Ask. Sale 5l 99 % Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. Saar Basin Con Counties 7s 1935 87,000 33.000 Saarbruecken (City) 7s..1935 Santa Fe (City) Argentina 52,000 Republic extl 7s.......1945 131,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s 1949 1961 93,000 Santiago (City of) 7s No par value, IN MARCH. Price Jan. 5 86 80 Ex-dividends, y Mar. 23 Mar. 24 99% 33% 39% 2% 1% 2% 1% Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan, jFeb. 92 Jan. Feb. 99% Jan. 7 101% Mar. 9 54% Mar. 20 20 5 14 16 2 2 68 3 Mar. 19 Jan. 13 Feb. 10 Mar. 14 3 Feb. 19 6 100% Feb. 2 103 Feb. 27 3 3 71% Jan. 8 78% Feb. 26 86 75 86 Feb. 19 9 85% Mar. 20 Mar. 23 Mar. 24 Ex-rights. "Under the rule" sales were made as follows in 1931: Jan. 16, National Baking, com., 100 at 5; Feb. 8, General Rayon, dev. 6s, 1948, $3,000 at $55 Feb. 25, Phoenix Securities Corp., pref., 200 at 25%; March 9, Consol. Automatic Merchandising, com., v. t. c., 100 at 5-16; March 16, Iron Cap Copper, 100 at 1%; March 18, New England Gas & Elec., deb. 5s, 1950, $64,000 at 93@93%; March 18, Pacific Gas & Elec. 1st 4%s, 1957, $4,000 at 100; March 20, Northern States Power, 7% pref., 50 at 110%; March 23, Illinois Power & Light. 6% pref., 18 at 97%; Mar. 25, Shawinigan Water & Power 1st 4%s, 1968, $1,000 at 98. 4 "Option" sales were made as follows in 1931: Jan. 2, Associated Gas & Electric deb. 4%s, 1949, $3,000 at 63; Jan. 2, Associated Telephone Utilities deb. 5%s, 1944, $5,000 at 80; Jan. 2, Middle West Utilities 5% notes, 1935, $1,000 at 92; Jan. 2, National Public Service deb. 5s, 1978, $3,000 66; Jan. 2, Southern Natural Gas 6s, 1944, with privilege, $5,000 at 72%; Jan. 2, Southwestern Gas & Electric 1st mtge. 5s, 1957, $5,000 at 91; Jan. 2, Tri-Utilities Corp. 5s, 1979, $2,000 at 54; Jan. 2, Union Gulf Corp. 5s, 1950, $1,000 at 100%; Jan. 6, Union American Investing 5s, 1948, with warrants, $1,000 at 79; Jan. 9, Iowa Power & Light 1st 4%s, 1958, $2,000 at 94%; Jan. 9, Southern California Edison 7% pref. A, 200 at 29; Jan. 13, Stutz Motor Car 7%s, 1937, $1,000 at 58; Jan. 15, Virginia Public Service Co. 6s, 1946, $2,000 at 88; Jan. 20, Interstate Power 1st 5s, 1957, $3,000 at 76%; Jan. 24 Washington Water Power 1st & ref. 5s, I960. $1,000 at 102%; Jan. 28, Guardian Investors 5s, 1948, with warrants, $1,000 at 40%; Feb. 2, Columbia Gas & Electric deb. 5s, 1961, $5,000 at 96%; Feb. 3, Indianapolis Power & Light 1st 5s, 1957, $2,000 at 99%; Feb. 4, Industrial Mortgage Bank of conv. at 10 at "" pref., 200 at 5%; Feb. 20, Consolidated Gas Utilities ~ ~ 6%s, $1,000 at 70; Feb. 24, Associated Gas & Electric deb. 5%s,1977, $2,000 at 90] RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE Stock Sales. ; March 1931. " Shares Jan. 2 to March 31---- AGGREGATE SALES. 1930. 1,301,161 PRICES Jan. 1. 6,000 5,000 hares. BONDS March 2. 1931. Par. Bid. 1999 Assoc Gas & Elec 6s 30 Ask. Bid. 41 Ask. 45 89 35 March 31. Ask. Bid. Sale RANGE 6s 1953 STOCKS "913* "95" 104 99 Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. 463* Mar. 10 823* Mar. 17 Cities Serv Pow & Lt 53*8 1949 Cuban Amer Sug 8s w 1--1936 Illinois Pow & Lt 5s 1956 Shares. 500 89 Mar. 2 953* 963* "93"" "96"" 1033* 105 1033* 105 .10 6c 10c 50 000 823* Mar. 17 463* Mar. 10 823* Mar. 17 825* Mar. 17 89 89 Mar. 2 14 15 3X X Warrants. Sale X 100 1 16X _ 40,500 3,000 60,000 13,900 100 25 """166 100 8X 173* 39 5c 10c 9c Mar. 14X 16X 4 143* Mar. 25 * warr ndes Petroleum $5 .15 X Allot ctfs units. 80 .20 IX IX 85 IX 90 9c Mar. 4 143* Mar. 28 30 .50 7X .500 llr 9 73 IX Sale 68 X 300 .30 6,800 X 6 310 100 3,500 100 200 45X 3 5,600 200 Detachable Bit of Amer 200 6,600 Diversified Trustee Shs C 1,200 Durant Motors rights. 20,000 Eagle Bird Mine capital 10,200 Flag Oil of Del capital 5,200 Fuel Oil Motors Corp 2,600 General Min Mill & Pow. 600 Glen Falls Insurance.. 100 Globe Insurance Co 1,100 Group No. Two Oil 10 Guaranty Trust of N Y 3,800 Hamilton Gas.. Vot trust certificates 56,000 500 4,500 Helena Ruben stein pref 300 Home Fire Security 10C 100 Home Insurance . 1,10c — tm m «* 70,36c .50 17X 3 163* 5X 18X Sale 3X 20 6 .19 .21 24c 23 24 3 Mar. 13 39 28 Mar. 3 63* 83* 23* 33 183 63* Sale "" 4 Sale 20 Sale 27c 33c 15 11 2 10 49 15 1 27 3 3.00 53 57 * * 10 10 553* 3 Sale 3X Sale 12 5X 31X 1334 634 32 X 25c 35c 1 1 1 * 43* 6 53* Sale 173* Sale 7% 8X 36 25c 2 37 Feb. 5 3* Mar. 31 8 Feb. 173* Mar. 27 3 39 Mar. 13 21 28 Mar. 3 13 2434 Feb. 20 44c. Mar. 25 IX IX Mar. 30 134 Mar. 18 13* Mar. 30 893* Jan. 10 953* Feb. 15 234 Feb. 10 .... IX 90 2 2 50 3% Sale 39X Sale 3X Mar. 26 39X Mar. 31 80c Sale 123* 683* IX 5X 2X 40c Mar. 20 133* 73X 2X 6X 4X 75c Mar. 27 723* Mar. 2 9 50 Mar. 20 43* Mar. 24 393* Mar. 31 50 Mar. 34 5 .50 Jan. 13 Feb. 4 73 63* Mar. 11 3 Mar. 18 13* Mar. 30 4 5 3X 5X 2'X 33* 1 i* X0 v> 89c Sale Sale 223* Mar. 7 13* Mar. 30 53* Mar. 30 7X 3X 17X 63* 24c 3 8 10 Sale Sa*le 1-16 Sale 2 Jan. 8 Jan. 28 49 Mar. 3 49 334 Mar. 33* Mar. 23* Mar. 14 13* Mar. 2 134 Mar. 7 23* Mar. 13* Mar. 134 Mar. 3* Mar. 13 3* Mar. 13 634 Mar. 63* Mar. 73* Mar. 30 8 73* Mar. 26 33* Mar. 25 Mar. 12 Mar. 28 Jan. 6 ] 102 10 50 Feb. Feb. Jan. 7 1 Feb. 3 Feb.- 134 Mar. 13* Mar. M Feb. Feb. ! Mar. 31 Mar. 26 Mar. 2.00 Mar. 16 3 2 7 89c Mar. 31 1-32 Mar. 27 013* Mar. 25 43* Jan. 6 22 Jan. 8 333* Jan. 13 634 Mar. 9 63* Feb. 24 8 Mar. Mar. 28 734 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 1-16 Mar. 183* Mar. 18 63* Mar. 14 3* Mar. 27 Mar. 31 1.50 Mar. 2.35 Mar. 31 4 Feb. .20 Feb. 5 16 3* Mar. 13 9-32 Mar.: 10134 Mar.; 43* Jan. 2134 Jan. 293* Jan. 634 Mar. 534 Jan. 73* Mar. 3 10 53* Feb. 24 33* Mar. 9 153* Jan. 27 Mar. 14 Mar. 30 1.50 Mar. 16 Sale 28 134 Mar. 30 7 Mar. 29c 1.25 Jan. 33* Mar. 183* Mar. 534 Jan. Mar. 18 1-16 15 1.00 6 Mar. 18 40c 134 Ma.. 3 33* Mar. \9 183* Mar. 18 63* Mar. 31 9 14 Feb. 134 Mar. 30. Jan. 1~ Feb. Feb. 1 Feb. 89 Mar. 31 89c Mar. 31 9-32 Mar. 31 11-32 Mar. 27 Mar. 31 7 3 2 10134 Mar. 30 1013* Mar .25 6 Mar. 334 Feb. 4734 Jan. 1 23* Feb. 33* Mar. Mar. 33* Mar. 12 33* Mar. 9 1.48 Feb. 24 Feb. 4 4 95 233* Sale 6 3 27 40c IX 6 13 713* Jan. 9 134 Feb. 14 63* Mar. 11 23* Mar. 17 6 2 13 10 Feb. Mar. 20 43* Mar. 24 4034 Feb. 6 2 Jan. 23 9 Mar. 49c 99 47X Jan. Feb. 2 50 1.32 Mar. 5 1 96X 453* Feb. 6 Mar. 20 33* Mar. 26 893* Jan. 10 953* Feb. 16 73 63* Mar. 11 2X Mar. 5 5 33* •ie Sale 37 134 Mar. 12 63* Mar. 2 15 Mar. 2.50 Mar. 25 3 L403* Jan. 10 283* Jan. 17 134 Mar. 12 7 Feb. 28 .64 Feb. 3 48 Jan. 12 15 Mar. 2 2 4 23* Feb. 25 53* 5 5X 15X Sale 63* 73* 333* 343* 25c 53* Mar. 24 5 Mar. 28 153* Mar. 31 8 Mar. ' 1 33* 94c Sale Mar. 20 8 Mar. 2 4 23* 23* Mar. 21 1.30 1.00 Mar. 26 18 15 20 15 24 183* 22 193* 22 7 19 Mar 7 8 634 Jan. 363* Jan. Mar. 363* Jan. Feb. 3 2 Jan. 14 1.12 50c 19? Mar. 20 183* Feb. 25 1.00 Mar. 26 12 3 35c Feb. 4 24 3 23* Mar. 21 1.25 Mar. 21. 534 Jan. 13 Mar.~7 334 Jan. 3 Jan. 10 1.20 Feb. 20 173* Feb. Mar. 23 20 173* Jan. 53* Jan. 334 Jan. 80c Mar. 14 6 12 23* Mar. 21 1.25 Mar. 21 2 95c Sale 13 13 Jan. 53* Feb. 27 32c IX IX 6 173* Mar. 35c 1.00 23* 53* Mar. 10 Jan. 54 39 43* 35c 2.00 ■ 20 7 173 52 .50 10 100 Independent Brew Pittsb._50 9 11 11 Mar. 13 Jan. 27 100 _* 6 Feb. 20 53 Sale 2.50 134 Feb. 33* Feb. 334 Feb. 31 X 10 13 Feb. X Sale 6 13 Jan. 52 27 11 Feb. Feb. .15Jan. 1 9 173* Mar. 39 38 OX 1 1 173* Mar. 6 12 6 Jan. * 10 Feb. Jan. Feb. Jan. Feb. Feb. Jan. Mar. 11c 1-64 1,100 Imperial Eagle Mining 200 Independence Indemnity 400 Interstate Natural Gas 7 21 2.35 X 200 28 44c Mar. 25 634 Mar. * No par value. 6c IX 33 500 Hutto Engineering Inc 300 Internat'l Trust Co Jan. 3 1013* Sale 1 155.700 Internat'l Rustless Iron hH X 1,000 Howey Gold Mines Ltd loc 3 Mar. 13 Mar. 3 23- 1 100 Guard Detroit Unit Group_20 43,800 50 X 4 5 23* 5 IX Sale X IX 5X 100 Elec Bond & Share frac scrip 120 Fidelity & Deposit (Md)___50 100 Fireman's Insur of Newark.10 ""800 49X 3X 3X 1 * 100 Diversified Trust Shares A__ 700 953* Jan. 5 2 14c Mar. 5 100 """lOO Mar. Mar. 22c Sale 9-32 50,800 Detroit & Canada Tunnel._* 10,200 1,600 103 X 3 1 19,500 3,100 1,200 20,000 IX 6 * 11,400 Corporate Trust Shares 200 Cumulative Trust Shares 200 101 warr 400 Contin Bank & Tr of N Y..10 600 Continental Casualty 10 100 Corp Secur Co (Chic) units._ """lOO 17X Mar. 39 28 55c 23* X 300 Consolidated Ind & Ins Co • " X 43* 3 1 100 3,100 Commercial Credit cond 57,500 Como Mines 46,100 $5 pref when issued 5,100 35c 5 300 1,400 55,500 46,100 5,100 2X 1.20 14 73 X 3 2 90 100 Sale 3X » 400 100 Sale 44 ^ 23/ 100 """lOO .8 853* 2,380 10 1.10 13 72 X .50 300 1,800 47 7 103 .05Feb. 473* 13* 93* 33* 334 33* X 1 2X 1,000 63* Mar. 7 3* Mar. 21 2X .40 300 200 39 X 33 IX 100 """200 18 X 50 IX 1,375 100 17 55 56,700 200 Mar. 30 Mar. 31 96 100 600 Sale Sale Sale" 1,400 5,600 28 Jan. 8 28 28 X 14c Sale 94 7,500 '""266 5X X 42 28 Preferred with 1,700 ♦ 18M 17 35 200 1,400 1,100 •• Sale X 1534 100 300 200 6X X 30 100 100 200 2 953* Jan. 200 '""loo Mar. 103 - 53 200 34,900 i 4,500 Sale Prices. 89 100 2,500 1. Highest. Sale Prices. 1 .07 Sale 490 4",000 JAN. Par. 9,500 / "'"266 SINCE Lowest. Sale Prices. 47 Mar. 5 100 / __ "" IN MARCH. Ja n. 2 $ 3,000 6,000 5,000 $10,000 1,000 looo 1930. $245,000 733,000 Price about Since March. 1931. $214,000 427,000 Jan. 2 to March 31. NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE In Bond Sales. March. 1,119,990 5,290,626 669,591 14 18 Feb. 14 18 29 193* Feb. 2 Jan. NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE 58 PRICES NEW YORK PRODUCE AGGREGATE SALES *, Shares. 100 10.200 1,200 3,900 6 * 100 Invest Trust Associates 500 Iron rite Ironer.. Jenkins Television 500 Kane Stores of N £ "A" 600 Kelvinator of Canada. 1 1 A 9% Lautaro Nitrate 100 200 28,000 28,000 5 300 Lessings Inc 400 Leaders of Industry A. 800 $6 Preferred '.11* 300 Magnavox Co Ltd * 2,200 Majestic Household Util. :i2o 730 Manhattan Co 1,300 200 Manufacturers Trust Co. ..25 600 Maxweld Corp 200 Metal Textile Corp.. ..... 100 100 Merch & Mfrs Fire Insur. 2,000 500 100 5 * 2,200 900 1,900 North 14,700 North 3,700 warr Amer Finance A Amer Trust Shares.. North Butte Mining .92.50 100 Nor & Sou Amer B 1,500 * 1,000 1,500 15,100 5 Petroleum Conversion... 1,000 Phoenix Oil 3,500 Photocolor Corp 5,200 200 6% Sale A V 23% Sale 5% 5V 2.00 2.25 1A A 1 , 5 200 Roovers Bros Inc 7% pref 200 Roxy Theatres Corp..... 500 400 600 v 21A 50 3M J 52 91% Sale Sale 3 8 A 3A t 48 5 10 % 8A 9A ~6% "T% 23 A 6A Sale Sale 2.55 3.15 A Sale 8% 2.00 A 6 3.00 1 % 4% 4 .30 .10 1% 2% A 1,000 2,400 1 4 7 7 8 7A 1% 1% 3 100 16 A % 17 32% 4 Sale 33% 5 2 3% 16% '"400 1,200 100 .* 1,000 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kr .1 100 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd .... .* * 1 pd 2,000 Trustee Standard Oil Shs A__ B 1,100 50c 65c 75c 35c 50c .10 1.12 2 .. "i',666 16*506 No par 100 Unit Air & Trans pfd x-war 50 600 U S Elec Lt & Pow tr ctf A..* B... ..* 2,200 1,200 Utilities Hydro & Rails w w_* Warrants 1,300 100 Venezuelan Holding Corp..* ..... * 500 Vipond Consol Mines 1 100 Warner Aircraft Corp......* 2,000 Williams Alloy Products....* 200 Wing Aeronautical Corp...10 ...1 53,500 Zenda Gold Mining value. 2 12 7 Mar. 11 20 2 2% Mar. 13 Mar. 2 % Mar. 19 20 Mar. 11 Jan. 20* sK 9 2 20 Mar. Jan. 110 Jan. 58 23% Mar. 2 Mar. 30 2.50 Mar. 4 6 A Mar. A Mar. 2 Feb. *8 1.75 Jan. Mar. 24 2 1 Feb. 20 1 .26 Mar, 10 .32 Mar. 11 .26 Mar. 10 .60 Mar. 20 5 Mar. 27 .63 Mar. 21 7 Mar. 6 .60 Mar. 20 5 Mar. 27 % Mar. 23 1% Mar. 12 5 Jan. 13 % Mar. 23 25c *41 1.24 Sale .55 Sale 16% Mar. 13 18% Mar. 10 32% Mar. 5 32 32 Mar. 16 1 Mar. 27 Mar. 27, Mar. 1 16% Mar. 17 10 4% it* 14 Mar. 25 Mar. 12 3% Mar. 16 11% Mar. 26 Mar. 16 Mar. 17 19;% 5 %/ 78 7 1.00 „2% 2% 1.20 .50 .75 0% Sale 1% 2% % Sale 1% 4 6% 6 6% 7 6A 6% % Sal* *3? 1 7 55 3 Mar. 1.05Mar. 23 1% Mar. 9 1.12 Mar. 12 85c Jan. 3% Mar. 25 , 17 20 Jan. Feb. Jan. 24 6 31 3 2% Mar. 12 Mar. 31 3 7% Mar. 18 7% Mar. 16 •6% 52 6% 46% 1.00 1.25 2 1.00 Mar. 30 1% Jan. 8 Jan. 13 Feb. 18 19 19 2 1.00 Mar. 30 .25 Mar. 18 3% Mar. 25 .50 Mar. 12 Mar. 30 6 6% Mar. 16 5 6 34 8% 4A 31% 7% A 50 .30 .50 .48 .60 .80 1.00 1.00 Mar. 17 Mar. 12 50 1 Mar. 17 Mar. 12 32% Mar. 28 5% Mar. 11 3% Mar. 16 33% Mar. 19 8% Mar. 25 3% Mar. 16 A 32% 8% 4% A .65 .85 .82 Mar. 17 .82 Mar. 17 1.00 1.20 6% 9% 3% Mar. 17 Feb. 25 1.00 Mar. 30 5 1% Mar. 3" Mar. 18 Feb. 20 Mar. 30 6% Feb. 9 6% Feb. 21 6% 50 46 Mar. 17 6% Mar. 16 5A 6% Jan. 6% Jan. Mar. 17 1 48% Mar. 1 32% 8% 3% A Sale Mar. 17 47% Mar. 1% Mar. """.25 "".37 40 58 48 7% Mar. 2 7% Mar. 16 6 1% Feb. 48c 92 7 7A Sale A Sale 32 6A 4A 27 % Mar. 5 8% Jan. 28 25c 7% Sale Mar. 17 Mar. 12 Feb. 20 Jan. 3 6 .60 1 26 Mar. 27 4 120 48% Sale 25 Feb. 1 16% ,10 A "% % Mar. " 1 .60 11 Mar. 16 4% Jan. 9 .25 Mar. 5 ~25Mar.~~6 Sale .45 A Mar. 12/a .10 4% 12 7% 7 A Sale 7% 7% 48 A 13% Feb. 19% Jan. ..... 46 .45 13 6 105 Vi Feb. 1 13 .50 5 16 4 __ 4% 21% Jan. 6% Jan. 2% Mar. 20 2 1.00 Mar. 2 7% Mar. 13 11% Mar. 3 1.00 Mar. 42 1 Feb. 10 Mar. 12 35% Feb. 10 30 Feb. 18 5% Mar. 11 3% Mar. 16 % Feb. 24 75c Feb .16 5% 13c" "17c" 6 10 "'20 Sale" .15 Sale .13 Mar. 30 .23 Mar. 27 14 Mar. 18 Jan. 23- 2 Feb. 24 Feb. 20 .32 Mar. 11 .63 Mar. 21 7% Jan. 29 7% Feb. 5 26c Jan. 14 2% Jan. 29 Jan. 5 7% Feb. 9 2 2% Mar. 20 18% Mar. 10 34% Jan. 22 4% Feb. 17 4 Feb. 25 1% Jan. 23 18% Jan. 17 13 Feb. 7 4% Feb. 6 14 Feb. 11 20 Jan. 27 % Mar. 10% Feb. 4 2 Jan. 13 1.33 Feb. 25 50c 3 % Mar. 25 Jan. 28 51c 6 Feb. 6 7% Feb. 24 3% Jan. 19 14 18 7% Feb. 25 7% Mar. 16 1 Mar. 17 48% Mar. 2 1.00 Mar. 30 2% Feb. 18 % Jan. 26 3Feb. 20 6% Feb. 21 7% Jan. 12 98 7 Jan. Feb. 6% Feb. 21 Feb. 18 1 Mar. 12 35% Feb. 10 33% Mar. 19 8% Mar. 25 4% Jan. 8 % Feb. 25 52 75c Mar. 17 .82 Mar. 2 2% Feb. 26 Feb. 16 Mar. 17 1.00 .82 1.00 4 Feb. 10 7 3 Feb. 24 Jan. Mar. Feb. 5 Mar. 11 23% M!ar. 2 6% Feb. 26 3.25 Feb. 25 23% Jan. 5% Jan. 2 2 9% Mar. 20 6% Mar. 26 3-16 Jan. 23% Mar. 2 6% Mar. 2 2.65 Mar. 26 Mar. A Mar. 19 Jan. 6 A Jan. 6A Mar. 9% Mar. 20 6% Mar. 26 7% Mar. 18 8% Mar. 1' '.2 6% Mar 7% Mar. 18 ,« * 100 Union Financial A 500 500 Mar. 18% 45 1,900 Twin City Transit Scrip. 500 Ventures Limited Mar. 3 3% Mar. 13 L 10M ..." 5c 1% Sale B Sale 16 * 6,200 Splitdorf Bethlehem Elee 240 Springfield Fire & Mar Ins.25 100 Stand Oil Trust Shares A.r.. 3,000 Super Corp of Amer A 100 Mar. 20 1% Mar. 30% 3u 15% * 100 Twentieth Century Tr Shs_. 200 Mar. 20 12 28 2 1A Sale 3A 100 Trinidad Electric Co i",300 10 12 Feb. 27 7% Shortwave & Tele vision.... 1 1,900 Sylvestre Util A 13,400 Trent Process 12% Mar. 25 Mar.*2 7 A Feb. 100 Swallow Airplane— 100 10 A A warr... Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd_„_._.l 7 Jan. 4 6% Mar. 10 52 .20 1A 4% Sale 7 8 26 2 .15 . 400 5% Mar. 2A 4X4 7 4 Mar. 11 6 Feb* 21 .46 Mar. 25 19% Feb. 18 51 Jan. 6 1% Jan. 29 6% Mar. 10 62% Feb. 20 54% Feb. 24 5% Jan. 2 4% Jan. 9 12% Mar. 25 " Tg T* 23% 5% Mar. 4 9 31 26 7 18 24 23 26 26 26 47% Feb. 13 1% Jan. 29 94% _ A Feb. 1% Jan. 1% Jan, 11% Jan. 8 21v> Mar. Feb. Feb. Mar . Feb. Mar. Jan. Feb. Feb. 50% Mar. 30 2% Mar. 13 A Mar. 17'H 5% 1% 5% 9% 4% 4% 12% 6% 5% .42 Mar. 28 15 Jan. 13 2 12 93% 6 3 80% Jan. 6% Mar. 48% *52 ""Mar .""2 4A 7 Mar. Mar. » Mar. 27 1 7 5 13 3 40 .46 Mar. 25 19 Mar. 17 89% V 10 .* 2,300 Shepard Stores Inc. 5,200 Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l 600 52 3 4 * 87A .42 Mar. 28 Mar.Il 5% Mar. 7 18% Mar. 14 50% Mar. 30 22 20c 5 216,200 100 Sale 5% Mar. 64 13 200 5% 2A 5 5 10 2,300 Seaboard Util Shares 18 48 A 13H "fl""'Mar."Ii "6 6A Sale 10c 1,000 Southern Surety Co....$2.50 * 5A 5A 18 A Seaboard Fire & Mar Ins..10 1,500 10, 47 800 Saranac River Power.......* 700 Seaboard Continental......* 200 Solid Carbonic Co Ltd., 700 12 .* 1,000 1,200 3 2% 10 6A 6A 400 Shamrock Oil & Gas.......* 169.200 3% Mar. 4% Mar. 20 4% Mar. 23 1 2% Jan. 5 6 Sale 3A 4 3 A Sale "23 * A 200 Seaboard Surety Co '"'505 5 5 800 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 8h 200 700 2% Mar. 3% 3% 2 .... 1,200 * 8,400 Railways Corp 1,400 Reliance Internat'l $3 pref__* 100 500 "9%~Mar."l8 60 * Radio Securities A 100 4 . 5 A Mar. 31 1 Mar. 27 * 1125c 100 Power & Lt Secur Tr opt warr 5 500 Public Fire Insurance... 500 Mar. 1 8A Park City Consol Mines. "Hoc 1 Patricia Birch Lake Mln. 100 Petroleum Derivitives... Wt «»£»•» 7 * 100 Ohio Valley Gas 1,000 1,500 7,000 Mar. 27 3 165% IoI A * 200 Ohio Kentucky Gas..... 100 1 6 A ::::: "s 300 Nation Wide Securities B 900 N Y Rio & Buenos Aires """loo 1 3 8A % National Aviation E warr -2,400 National Liberty Insur 100 National Pepsi-Cola- 200 Mar. 17 "l2" Sale' 100 National Casualty Co __10 550 National City Bank 20 300 National Fire Insurance___10 100 3 4% 6 Jan. Sale 5 ..... '115 Jan. 33 5 * 1,900 May Radio & Television. 13 1 6 Sale 1% 4A „ 3 "1,900 700 13% ' 17 51 1% 1H 5 A Sale 78 80 27 A Sale 5 Sale 48 ....... 5 2 Mar. 2 5 14 Mar. Mar. 2% Mar. 13 40 Mar. 31 .44 900 Macfadden Publications. 5 2 36 ...1 100 Mar. Sale sa 400 """ioo Sale 12% B Macassa Mines Ltd Sale Prices, 2% Mar. 4 1A 40 3 4 2 Klnner Air & Motor... Highest. Sale Prices. 36 38 7% Sale Kildun Mining.. 200 200 2% 3% 4% 3 74,200 2,800 9,100 Lowest. Sale Prices. 13 Sale 2 Highest. Sale Prices. Ask. Ask, Bid. 2% Sale 4 1 35 Bid. Lowest. March 31. 10 , * 18 4,500 Irving Trust Co__ Ask. Bid. Par. 14,900 March 2. 1931. Shares. 200 53",400 STOCKS Jan. 1. 100 2.700 1. Jan. 2 Since In March. RANGE XINCE JAN. IN MARCH. Price about EXCHANGE Jan. 13 13c Mar. 30 Mar. 2 2% Feb. 26 11% Mar. 3 7% Jan. 7 Feb. 14 26c Pittsburgh Stock Exchange MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD ■f •* RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE Stock Sales. 1931. 1930. Bond Sales. 1931. Shares 103,601 340,626 Jan. 1 to March 31 AGGREGATE SALES PRICES Jan. 1. Shares. Shares. 351 285 Jan. STOCKS March 2. Par Bid. Ask. Bid. 45 * 14 * March 31. Ask. Bid. 10 215 Amer Vitrified Prod 60 Preferred Sale 18 15 1 Sale * 10 12 Citizens Traction.........50 6,110 Clark (D L) Candy * 15 Colonial Trust Co... 100 300 Columbia Gas 8c Electric...* 100 Consolidated Gas pref 50 95* 20X Sale 28 115 Sale 35 Sale 6X 5 Preferred 495 970 289 292 381 Penn Federal Corp com 597 Peoples Sat & Trust 6X Sale 460 i 10 26 3 Forgings __* 25 9 7 Jan. Jan. 7 8 Jan. 6 24 3 Sale Sale 325 101X Sale IX Sale 24 X Sale 300 102 IX 20 X -1S5 125 15c 1372& 3 Jan. 8X Sale Feb. 6 10 Jan. 6 Mar. 14 13 295 Mar. 15* Mar. 14 25 Mar. 5 450 6 Mar. 4 135* Mar. 9 2 Jan. 2 24 Mar. 5 Jan. 6 5 Jan. 450 Mar. Jan. Mar. 72 Mar. Mar. 10 65 Mar. 68 Mar. 5 6 105* Mar. 375 38 15 15 Jan. Feb. .Jan. 30 Feb. 135* Feo. 295 Mar. 35 Jan, 35 Jan. Feb. 25 45^ ilH Mar. 11 Jan. 11 14 14 2 2 24 6 Feb. 27 Mar. Mar. 4 9 Jan. 19 Mar. 6 375 75 Jan. 27 Feb. Jan. 15 Feb. 65 Mar. 70 Feb. 10 13 10 4 39 Jan. 44 Feb. Mar. 26 29 Mar. 32 Mar. 415* Mar, Mar. 31 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 2 25* Mar. 3 Mar. 2 25* Jan. 325 Sale 2 Sale Jan. 16 13 3 Jan. 45* Jan. Jan. 3 2 Mar. 19 Jan. 8 4 34X Sale Mar. 19 101 Mar. 21 Mar. 17 995* Jan. Mar. 2 205* Mar. Mar. 6 35* Mar. 255* Jan. 215* Mar. 355* Mar. 21 30 Mar. 33 Jan. 6 15* Mar. 2 Jan. 13 21 1 205* 3X 305* 215* 30 5 Mar. 14 Mar. 31 Mar. 9 Mar. 5 Mar. 27 Mar. 23 Sale 20c Sale 123 10c 4 Mar. 28 Mar. 4 IX Mar. Mar. 14 130 Mar. Mar. 28 Mar. 45* Mar. 14 95* Mar. 13 10 Mar. 21 Mar. 15c Sale 4 Mar. Mar. 12 _ Mar. 135* Mar. 28 145* Mar. 12 165* Mar. Sale Sale 175* Mar. 165* Mar. 24 Mar. lc lc 11 25 25 40 40 ._._* 40 2c Sale 2c 8 3 2c 27 Mar. 3 lc Feb. Jan. Jan. 20c Jan. 6 12 Jan. Jan. 37 6 Feb. Feb. 6 10 27 Feb. Jan. 24 5 Feb. 21 Jan. 23 Mar. 8 26 50 Waverly Oil Works cl A....* 6 Jan. 9 Feb. 17 Feb. 27 115* Mar. 5 Mar. 30 Mar. 10 31 Mar. 5 23 Jan. 40 Mar. 10 40 Mar. 10 355* Mar. 20 25* Mar. 26 38 Mar. 27 34 Jan. 3 2 Jan. 22 16 5 Feb. 35 2 Jan. 25 40 Sale 10 20 12 Mar. 75* Feb. 40 14 20 Mar. Mar. Jan. Feb. 26 Feb. 35 165* Feb. 215* Mar. Mar. Mar. 29 5 345* Mar. 19 o§^ 28 38 32 X 90 Sale Mar. 95* Mar. 19 Mar. Mar. Mar. Jan. Mar. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. 1 24$| Sale 1025* Mar. 21 IX Mar. 17 Mar. 12 IX 75* Sale 1 45* 95* 85* 15* 15* 345* 135* xl7X Mar. 41 122 300 10c Mar. 215* Mar. 135* Sale Jan. Jan. 123 45* Mar. 95* Mar. 15* Mar. 20 15* Mar. 12 120 300 Mar. 15* Mar. 15* 25* Mar. 26 75* Jan. 2 19 Mar. 5 Mar. 10 26 Mar. 26 Feb. 90 35 Sale Mar. 2 22 Mar. 23 93 Mar. 93 Mar. 12 Mar. 16 36 Mar. 36 Mar. "I 93 ....... 18 120 30 11 2 4X Sale 9X Sale 1 200 Westghouse El & Mfg......50 165 Zoller (William) Co 100 Jan. 29 3X Sale 30X 31X 34 X Sale 22 X 23 ::::: "32"" x 32 400 Salt Creek Consol Oil. 10 11,700 San Toy Mining .....1 "165 Feb. 24 2 . 1,180 Westtnghouse Air Brake....* 105 3 Sale 12 10 20 40 17 X ""65 8 Mar. 10 Mar. 4 Sale Sale 10 Union Storage Co Jan. 15 29 17 2,635 United Engine A Fdy 10 74 14 Sale 41 Preferred.. Mar. • 19,085 Shamrock Oil 8c Gas ....* 4,753 Standard,Steel Spring......* 7 5 65* Mar. 31 Mar. 12 42X Sale 14 X Sale * 5X Mar. 12 Sale Corp 5 Mar. IX Invest Security.* Oil & Gas 5 Glass Mar. 72 IX 20 25c Mar. 12 75 14 80 21 7 1215* Mar. 17 122 300 995* 24 5* 34 IX 140 United States Glass Co....25 40 12 Jan. Jan. Jan. 2 Mar. 19 Jan. 65* Jan. 30 Mar. 25* Mar. 24 363 10,345 Plymouth Oil .........5 1,285 Reymers Brothers Inc......* 430 Ruud Manufacturing * • 1,130 2X 4X Sale 360 Pittsburg Brewing ....50 578 Preferred.. ...........50 130 8 Mar. 28 Mar. 14 295 450 Sale * 200 Pittsburg Steel Fdy 5,600 3,220 2,569 30 2 50 Phoenix Oil 5 105 4 6 Mar. 19 725* Mar. 17 75 10 7 42 X 32 * Fireproofing Corp 12 65 ..... Nat Mar. 105* Mar. 13 250 McKinney Mfg. Mesta Machine.. Mar. 255* Mar. 30 16 119 210 3 Feb. 27 15* Jan. 5 335* Jan. 450 300 8c- Bolt Mar. Feb. 16 15 Mar. 16 35 x 25 Keystone National Bank.100 6,785 9 295 ::::: "75" 1,030 Koppers Gas 8c Coke pref. 100 2,580 Liberty Dairy Prod * * 72.810 Lone Star Gas 2,315 2,818 Mar. 5 465* Feo. 29 55* Jan. 3 65* Jan. 23 205* Mar. 30 30 Sale 15 """425 24,108 Pittsburgh 450 Pittsburgh 432 Pittsburgh 10,650 Pitts Plate 11,634 Pitts Screw 7 24 Mar. 19 Mar. 16 19 526 Jones & Laughlln St'l pf__100 95 57 2 11 165 450 7 Mar. 2 12 9 75 222 12,200 2 26 6 24 * 12,212 Harb-Walker Refrac com 590 Home (Joseph) Co........ • 1,125 Independent Brewing... [50 Preferred 378 50 2,500 10 Jan. Jan. Jan. 8 60 Sale * 5,320 Hachmeister-Lind Co Preferred 311 .....__._* 95 423 Mar. 19 14 1 Mar. 19 Mar. 16 105 25$* Sale IX 10X 600 2,000 15 395* Feb. 17 5X Mar. 13 6X Mar. 21 20X Mar. 30 "33X Sale" 100 Duff Norton Mfg. 515 Electric Products * 6 First National Bonk (Pgh)100 165 Follansbee Bros pref.._..100 17,440 1,865 2 15* Mar. 11 675* Feb. 11 8 .....298 50 Diamond National Bank..100 454 Donahoes Inc cl A.. ......* 970 1. Highest. 725* Mar. 17 3o 6 11,434 6 725* Mar. 17 6X 130 2X Sale 550 Crandall McK 8c Henderson.* 120 Mar. 73 Sale Sale 23 4,432 Devonian Oil............. 10 350 JAN. Sale Prices. 20 Sale 21 565 50 314 22,928 Mar. 11 14 45 Consolidated Ice preferred.50 120 Mar. 16 3 57 10 55 835 81 162 45 Mar. 16 7X 50 ... ""515 4 Mar. 12 1 695* 6 Lowest 10 52 Bank of Pitts (N A).. 15 SINCE Sale Prices. 25 16,603 Btaw-Knox Co 4,910 Carnegie Metals Co.... T680 Highest. Sale Prices. 14 50 15 Auto Finance Co. 200 Preferred 1,705 1,480 Lowest. Sale Prices. 44X Mar. IX 100 3,140 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp ,...* 3,881 Preferred .......10 8,552 Armstrong Cork Co.........* 1,685 2,195 Ask Sale 1 200 Amer Fruit Growers.......* 50 Preferred .....100 100 40 560 RANGE 2. 1931. 1,494 Allegheny Steel 6,635 Aluminum Goods Mfg 4,760 American Austin Car. 680 '40 IN MARCH. $90,000 121,000 Price Si-ace March. Jan. 1 to March31__ PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE In March 363,865 1,154,575 1930. $10,000 22,000 ' March Mar. 30 Jan. 22 Mar. 12 16 2 2 Mar. 12 93 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Jan. 17 160 1 Jan. 17 335* Jan. Mar. UNLISTED. 110 '"loo 165 1,030 11,150 1,620 Copperweld Steel * 36 74 Fidelity Title 8c Trust Co...* 100 Leonard Oil Development. .25 850 Lone Star Gas pref.......100 2,890 Mayflower Drug Co 50,691 West Public Service t c * 5 5 35 160 105 ....* v 37X 108 11X Sale IX Sale 13 X Sale 80 805* IX 12 '"I"" Mar.'30 1 Mar. 25 1035* Jan. 6 108 15* Mar. 2 1 Jan. 15* Mar. 26 12 Mar. 30 135* Mar. 2 105* Jan. 1055* Mar. 2 Sale 40 Mar. 30 Mar. 30 Mar. 25 6 108 5 15* Mar. 26 16 145* Feb. 20 BONDS 1,000 7,000 2,000 * 1,000 Monon R C C & C 6s... 1949 10,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6a.. 1949 10,000 Shamrock Oil &. Gas 6s__1939 7,000 West Penn Traction 5s.. 1940 No par value, x Ex-divldend. z Ex-etock dividend. 85 1125* Sale 82 X Sale 1125* Mar. 31 1125* Mar. 31 815* Mar. 19 825* Mar. 31 93 Mar. 13 93 Mar. 13 1125* Mar. 31 1215* Mar. 31 81 Jan. 30 825* Mar. 31 93 Mar. 13 925* Feb. 10 95 Jan. 5 925* Feb. 10 Chicago Stock Exchange RECORD MONTHLY AND YEARLY CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE RANGE OF PRICES ON Shares 1930. 8,349,700 19,112,300 Jan. 1 to March 31. — PRICES AQOREQATB SALES In Jan. 1. 1945 78 Appalachian Gas Corp 6s 1945 6s B 1945 British Columbia Tel 5s._ 1943 74 52 30,666 54 33,000 222", 600 24,000 23,000 15,000 4,000 9,000 5,000 14,000 2,000 ~~5~666 V 5,000 323",660 34",606 1,000 9,000 3,000 ~i~66o 36 38 39% 66% 67 5,000 72% Mar. 23 3 74% Mar. 14 73% Mar. 17 52% Mar. 23 32 Mar. 20 90 69 68 Sale 66 45% Mar. 31 42 Mar. Sale 27 Mar. 31 19 19 Mar. 19 19 37 66% 68 44 65% 40 36 Mar. 19 26 27 41 27% "27" 17 16% 18 33 48 30 39 Mar. 20 39 33 42 48 Purchase money g 5s..1927 29 1943 42 98 % 96 98% 105% 106% 100 10U 99 % 97% 00% "39" 104% 155% 35 81 84 Sale 155" 105 "89" 74 76 70 75 78% 100% 50 74 74% 77% 73 73 74 76 72 73 74% 80 106 108 45 38 45 40 106 102% 98% 103 % 108 Sale 93% 75 75 85 46 "55" 95 100 95 100 75 77 70 95 98 59% "66" 95 "78" 50 40 100 94 100 94 70% '75% 67% 60% 63 Mar. 20 63 Mar. 20 76 Mar. 6 76 Mar. *6 "75% 79" "Mar .'16 79'" Mar.'16 60 55 59 77 * 80 74 70 77% 70 67 69 67 80 77% Mar. 19 74 85 Mar. 14 Mar. 19 69 77 Mar. 14 75 80% I Feb. 26 Feb. 77 Mar. 21 75 Feb. 20 Mar. 13 60 Feb. 20 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 Jan. 20 Mar. 13 72% Mar. 17 76% 73% Jan. 6 81 75 71 Jan. 14 107% Mar. 13 108 40% Feb. 20 40% Feb. 102% Jan. 8 Jan. 103 108% Mar. 13 7 102% Jan. 92% Jan. 12 105% Jan. 102% Jan. 92% Jan. Feb. 16 76 Feb. 63 Feb. Jan. Mar. 20 88 76 Mar. 40% Feb. 103 Jan. 79 Mar. 76 Jan. 27 Jan. 21 79 6 Mar. 40% Feb. 103% Jan. 4 13 Mar. 16 Mar. 14 60% Feb. 11 63% Feb. 7 79% Feb. 26 76% Feb." 3 99% Jan. 17 74 Mar. 14 85 Mar. 19 63% Feb. 7 79% Feb. 26 Jan. Jan. 19% Jan. 2 2 15 39% Mar. 27 41% Feb. 24 25% Mar. 6 4% Feb. 10 13% Mar. 19 1 Jan. 3 3% Jan. 3 29 Mar. 26 36 Feb. 20 Jan. Jan. 99 100% ;• 61% Feb. 17 Mar. 72 100 94 Jan. 11 72% Jan. 20 Mar. 30 101 71% Jan. 45 Mar.. Mar. 25 IW 94 70% Feb. 76 37 Jan. 104% Feb. 72% Jan. 95% Jan. 54% Mar." 73 30 Feb. Mar. 27 105 Jan. 81 63 100 74% 75% 102% 103% 103% 103% 82 80% 78 80 Mar. 13 107% Mar. 13 108 45 B* 45" 103 75 2 77 85 102 Mar. M 95 95 65 60 76% Mar. 25 81 Mar. 2 72% Mar. 17 102% Mar. 3 101% 102% 102% 103% 102% Mar. 3 108% 108% Mar. 13 108% Mar. 13 106% 107% 103% 104 102 61 "55" Mar. "79" "82 77 38 Mar. 80 Sale 80 Jan. Mar. 60 104 102 Mar. 30 54% Mar. 14 77 Mar. 21 75 Mar. 13 101 55 74% Mar. 16 100% 100% 106% 106% 112 Jan. 105 "§l%"Mar^"6 Mar. 28 89 40 60 107% 104% Feb. 36% Feb. 61 76 106 71 104 45 Sale 99% Mar. 54% Mar. 73 68 Mar. 25 23 21 14 17 23 32 Mar. 20 19 Mar. 19 37% Mar. 25 29 Mar. 2C 98% Mar. 98% Mar. 27 105 Mar. 156% 100 50 90 60 ) 70% 69% 78 Mar. 21 5 7 2 105% Jan. 100% Jan. 100% Feb. 104% Jan. 105% Jan. 112 98% Mar. 99 57 99% 21 106% 72% Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. 39% 74% 73% 52% Jan. 9 14% Jan. 24 Mar. 19 Mar. 30 116 89% 75% Sale 99% If^Mar.' 106 107 37 2V/a 73 90 107 105% 35 32 25 103 Mar. 14 72 6 3 36 39 Mar. 20 9 107% Mar. 16 Prices. 78% Jan. 2 88% Feb. 10 75 Feb. 3 80 Mar. 27 90 Feb. 2 22 Mar. 19 103 105 105 93 103?i 104% 6 107% 106% Mar. 113 98 113 95 112 90 Sale 112 17 105% 106% 106% 102 100 101% 102 100 101% 106 104% 106 100 101% 106 106 105 62% Jan. 61% Jan. 37% Jan. 64% Jan. 63% Jan. 39% Jan. 37% Mar. 25 41 14 1945 15,000 Texas Gas Util 6s,._ 1932 6,000 Toledo Lt & Pow 5s 1945 3,000 Union Elevated RR 5s 1940 27,000 United Amer Util 6 1,000 United Public Serv 6s A..1942 1947 4,000 United Pub Util 5%s 3,000 6 67% Mar. 64 22 5%s'58 72" Mar." 14 66% Mar. 68 Chicago Stadium 6s 208 So La Salle St Bldg 71% Mar. 12 80 Mar. 27 Sale Jan. 2 Jan. 13 Jan. 10 Mar. 27 Feb. 2 78 74 61 80 Mar. 12 88 87% Mar. 27 71% Mar. 12 80 Mar. 27 '68" Mar."27 68 65 63% 64% 62% 64 39 % Sale Adjustment income 4s 1,000 1. Highest Lowest. Sate Prices. 85 80 65% 32 .1945 19,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s 1,000 Standard Tel Co 5%s A..1943 10 year conv 6s 1938 15,000 3,000 Stand Textile Prod 6%s-_1942 1944 19,000 Swift & Co 1st s f g 5s 15,606 "80" 64 Rys 5*__1927 Chicago Railways 5s 1927 1st mtge 5s ctf of dep. .1927 5s series A j. 1927 5s series B 1927 Chic City & Con 6s 1938 2,000 33,000 Pub Serv 1st ref gold 5s..1956 1st & ref mtge 5%8 1962 19,000 5s C 1966 5,000 2,000 Pub Ser Sub Corp 5%s A 1949 1937 4,000 South United Gas 6s 6,000 South United Ice 6%8._.1938 5,000 71 99% 100% 76 Pettibone-Mulliken 10-year 1,000 4,000 89 68 64 62 1,000 Nat Hotel of Cuba allot ctl '59 1978 92,000 Nat Pub Service 5s 1941 59,000 Northwestern Elev 5s 2,000 Northern Util Co 6s A. ..1943 2,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 5s 1947 ":£666 84 "78"' 62 64 % 62 % Highest. Sale Prices. 82 64 Chicago City Ry 5s 1927 Certificates of deposit. 1927 1943 31,000 Commonw Edison 5s 1st mtge 4%s, series C.1956 1,000 4%s D 1957 3,000 1st mtge 5s series A 1953 19,000 5s series B 1954 5,000 1st mtge 68 1943 5,000 5,000 Commonw Sub Corp 5%s 1948 1943 5,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6%s 1,000 111 Bell Tel 1st 5s A......1956 1938 7,000 Inland Gas 6%s .1940 1,532,000 Insull Util Inv 6s 5 without warrant .1949 1,000 1945 100,000 Kresge (S S) & Co 5s 1954 2,000 La Salle Wacker Bldg 6s 15,000 Metro W S Elev 1st 4s...1938 Extension 4s 1938 11,000 64,000 3,000 80 76 "76" ~80" Lowest. Ask. Bid. 94 '36 Central West Pub Serv 6s Ask 79 Sale 75 5,000 Allied Owners 6s 96,200 50,000 1,000 x,000 55,000 101,000 24,000 294,000 71,500 45,000 70,000 5,200 9,000 5,000 SINCE JAN. Sale Prices. March 31. March 2. Bid. Ask. Bid. S 60,000 7,000 1,000 RANGE IN MARCH. Price 1931. 31 Jan. 2 BONDS Since March. CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGK $6,945,000 10,667,600 $947,600 3,143,000 March Jan. 1 to March 1930. 1931. Bond Sales. 1931. 3,941,000 11,617,200 Stock Sales. March 15 17 74 STOCKS Shares, 1,150 Shares. 2,600 270 650 1,000 18,250 15,450 . Par. % .* 25 Abbott Laboratories com Acme Steel Co Adams ... (J D) Mfg com * * com..10 Ainsworth Mfg Corp 1 A..* prof--* conv 1st 200 200 10 9,340 1,130 7,850 American Equities $7 class A preferred 12 80 20% 27 108 82 4% Sale 92% Sale % pref..l00 Amer Radio & Tel St Corp..* 50 American St Pub Serv cl A__* * 50 Amer Util & Gen vtc B 900 5,200 13,970 650 130 1,350 3,910 40,975 Associated Investment Co 700 330 • 80 7 93% 1 3% 4% 2 5% 5 3 % Sale Sale 5 Sale 78 32 34 25 1 2% 7% 7% 7% Sale 60 60% c, Sale 2 28% 33% 15% 72 Sale Sale Sale 75 25% 31 100 5% 93 Sale Sale % Sale 6 20 3% 5% 6% 7 57% Sale 5 Sale 7% Sale Sale 88 88% Sale 66 • * 22% Sale 25 67 Sale 68 69 24 Sale pf.* 2 4 6 * 680 Backstay Welt Co com. 60 Balaban & Katz Corp com .25 10% 12 13 16 15 20 62 69 62 75 62 Feb. 13 5 2 13% Mar. 19 8% Jan. 28 2 Mar. 12 Mar. 26 35 Mar. 3 16% Mar. 19 73% Mar. 20 28 Mar. 21 1 Jan. 3 1% Jan. Feb. 16 22 Sale 11 Mar. Mar. 2 Mar. 30 21% 32% 15% 73% 25% 87% 5% x92 eH 20 Mar. 19 Mar. 3 Mar. 31 Mar. 20 Mar. 11 1 Mar. 3 29 Mar. 19 87% Mar. 19 Mar. 30 7 Mar. 6 93% Mar. 13 1% Mar. 3 6% Mar. 13 20 Mar. 31 3% Mar. 9 5% Mar. 27 Mar. 16 Mar. 5 Mar. 9 Mar. 31 3% Mar. 9 2% Mar. 11 6% Mar. 26 6% Mar. 6 57% Mar. 31 87 Mar. 19 66% Mar. 4 23% Mar. 31 cv 11,400 Bancokentucky Co com 3,650 Bastian-Blessing Co com 660 No par value, t Baxter Laundries Inc A 10 5 5% % Sale * * 4% 7% 8% 61% 88% 70 25% 5% Mar. 6 6 Mar. 3 19 21% Mar. 27 1% Mar. 10 22 1% 22 2 1% 2 21% 2% 22 Sale 14 35 3 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 4 16 19 27 18 2 Mar. 18 Mar. 20 75 1,195 Automatic Washer Co 39% Mar. 27 40% Mar. 2 25% Mar. 6 1 12 35 36% Mar. 13 34 Mar. 30 23% Mar. 12 4 2 10% 90 7% Sale 1% 3% 67 com... Sale 37 3% 87 Assoc Tel Util Co com 33% 23% 8 * Class A Sale 39 Sale 21 280 Assoc Tel & Tel Cojiww..* 120 . * 27 20 .* Amer-Yvette Co Inc com 50 Auburn Auto Co """120 com 6,910 Appalachian Gas Corp com.* * 15,750 Art Metal Works com 1,250 11,000 s* * 20 American Service 50 ■, 161 751 11% 20 13,870 33 28 70 Co com..* American Pub Serv • 31 * preferred $6% A 1 2% Sale 23 * Class B common 50 1* Sale 40% Sale 25 Sale 3 4% 11 13 38 Sale * 100 4,200 4% * A... Amer Comra Power 7,000 300 9 20 Allied Motor Ind Inc com.. Allied Products Corp cl 50 10 35 19 5 All-Amer Mohawk Corp A. 2,250 4,450 Sale Sale 19% 35 Adams Royalty Co com.. 660 Altorfer Bros Co 340 ■ > 3,750 6,190 1,075 6,550 5,000 15,150 37,450 26,300 17 Jan. 13% 73% 25% ■>( */4, 87% 4% 91 % Jan. 21 Mar. 20 Mar. 11 iviar Mar. 19 Jan. Jan. 29 Jan.i 27 6 20 Mar. 1 Jan. 6 Jan. 3% Jan. 57 Jan. 86% Jan. 65 Feb. 21% Jan. 132 Jan. 5 12 Jan. Jan. Jan. 1 % Jan. 20 9 Mar. 31 3% Mar. 68% Feb. % Jan. Mar. 2 2% Mar. 31 19 5 28 9 6 16% Jan. 16 75% Feb. 10 28 Mar. 21 87% Mar. 19 7% Feb. 26 94 Feb. 16 1% Feb. 24 6% Mar. 13 20 Mar. 31 3% Mar. 9 5% Mar. 27 8% Feb. 10 8% Feb. 16 61% Mar. 19 §8* 70 Mar. 27 Mar. 18 25% Feb. 132 Jan. 6 Jan. 19 Mar. 69 Feb. Jan. 24* Feb. 2% Mar. Ex-divldend. 1 11 28 19 20 3 9 11 31 61 CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES PRICES CHICAGO Since In Jan. Shares. Shares. 1,350 150 3,050 1,750 300 150 "loo 3 -- Class B 4,700 2,100 Bruce Co (E L) com 100 Bucyrus-Monighan class A. 100 100 50 Common 50 340 Bunte Bros 250 1,600 3,150 14,700 12,300 88% *% 10 60 560 24,450 100 91 Sate* 3* 17 5% 22 16 5 * * 20 £10 7% Mar. 3 6 Mar. 28 8 Mar. 9 5 19 18 Mar. 26 18 Mar. 26 18 21% Mar. 30 1% —* 18 Sate 6 Convertible preferred- 5% 29 % 26 9% 5% 5 Mar. 23 -v 6 Mar. 5 3 Mar. 26 7% Mar. 11 2 12 Mar. 2 7% Mar. 19 4 18 16* 18 18 Mar. 30 18 94 94 95 93% Mar. 3 22% Mar. 24 82% Mar. 20 95 Mar. 30 Mar. 7 23 Mar. 84 Mar. 17 Mar. 77% 17 14 25 Sate 18 82 84 84 % 82 84 80 82% Sale Sale 23 90 Sale Sate ...— 18 Mar. 30 Jan. 2 llA 78 Mar. 24 25% Jan. Jan. 84 Mar. 17 17 Jan. 12 16 2 15 Mar. 25 Mar. 30 19% Mar. 20 78% Mar. 6 14 Jan. 75 Mar. 31 Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 31 Mar. 30 95 Jan. Mar. 25 75 3 4 7% Mar. 11 16 IVA 16 18 75 16 Feb. 11 91 2 80 14 85 80 Mar. 12 Mar. 3 12 Mar. 17 34% Feb. 18 7% Feb. 26 15 Sale Sate 16 3 17% Jan. 5 17 2 5% Jan. 22 23% Mar. 17 3 2% Jan. Mar. 17 29 9% Mar. 30 23% Mar. 17 25 Mar. 9 Jan. 21% Mar. 30 Mar. 20 3 11 10 Feb. 31 10% Feb. 22 Mar. 12 15 1% Jan. 5% Jan. 5% Jan. 25 23 3 3 5 Mar. 12 Mar. 19 16 79 9 Mar. 26 5 93% 78 8 5 Jan. 21% Mar. 30 21% Mar. 30 2% Mar. 2 8% Mar. 18 Sale 6% Sale 14% 19% 91% Sale 23% Sate 13 1 16 Sate 10 Sale 29 Feb. K Jan. 17% Feb. 27 20 2 Mar. 20 Sale 11 10% 6 11% Jan. 17% Mar. 23 1% Mar. 14 Mar. 12 Sale VY 5% Sate 5 K sate .....20 2 5 "17" 15 Sale 10 Mar. Feb. 11 10 30% Feb. 97 Mar. 7% Feb. 17% Mar. 1% Jan. % Jan. 88 Jan. 20 2% Feb. 19 15 2 2 2 Mar. 31 97 7 1 15% 17% 2% Sate 2 19 Sale 10 17 20% Jan. Mar. 24 Sale 17* 21 11 18 Sale 8 20 6 Feb. 18 Sale 5% 16% 21 Feb. 30% Mar. Sale 19 2 6 Mar. 31 Mar. 17 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 Sale 97 . 16% Jan. Prices 80% Mar. 19 25% Feb. 24 9% Mar. 3 21 25% 94% 5% 14% 1% 26 14% Sale 1 1% % 1 Jan. 66 80% Mar. 19 24% Mar. 20 9% Mar. 3 15 21% Sale 2 16 6,440 Canal Const Con conv pref._* 9,650 Castle & Co (AM) 10 * 19,850 CeCo Mfg Co Inc com 400 Cent Cold Storage Co com. 20 15.010 Central III Pub Serv pref—* 11,740 Cent 111 Secur Corp allot ctfs 600 Central Ind Power pref—100 970 Cent Pub Serv (Del) com—* * 58,050 Cent Pub Serv Corp A 580 Cent States P&L Corp pref.* 210 Central States Util $7 pref..* 1,770 2,800 1. Highest. Sale Sale Prices. Prices 10 9% 100 Sate 6 11% Sale 7 Sale Prices. 76% Mar. 28 20% Mar. 30 7 Mar. 30 78 29% Sale 94 * 37,950 Butler Bros... 2,270 3,450 5,800 24 10 25 Sale 10 ..10 com Burnham Trad Corp com 5,800 10 21 » Class B 800 Brown Fence & Wire cl A 2,100 SINCE JAN. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Sale Ask. 21 22% Sate 8% Sate 17% Sale 40 Blums Inc conv pref—. 592,090 Borg-Warner Corp com 10 2,300 7% preferred 100 4,450 Borln Vivltone Corp pref.—* 3,550 Brach & Sons (E J) com * 1,060 Bright Star Elec Co A * 257,400 77 67 64 Ask. Bid. 76 79% Bid. Ask. Bid. Par. March 31. March 2. 1931. 50 2,850 Beatrice Creamery com 486,250 Bendix Aviation Corp com--* 2,160 Blnks Mfg Co cl A cv pref. * 175,900 1,500 2 Jan. STOCKS 1. March. RANGE IN MARCH. Price STOCK EXCHANGE 80 2 7 13 12 19% Mar. 20 Jan. 27 84% Jan. 3 88 24 I 560 350 150 210 94% 90 950 10 Chicago Electric Mfg 1,040 340 I,130 5 5% % 4% 4% 8 4 ,1* 2§* 2H Sate 4 Sate 10% 360 Chicago Rys part ctf ser 1.100 "*210 Club Aluminum Uten 5,200 15H 5 com* 33,005 Commonwealth Edison—100 220 % Sate Sate 12 110,100 Rights —— 93% 30 Com ty Pow & Lt Co $6 pref.* 14 * 1,150 Com'ty Tel Co cum part 9 1,470 Community Water Service..* 10 Construe Mat'l Corp com—* 3,000 25K 28 13 % preferred * 4,300 Sate .....5 8.655 Consumers Co com 40 45 180 6% prior pref A 100 40 Preferred... ...100 790 8,250 20 ..... 500 870 ?* 650 900 2,900 50 360 V t 9,000 2,650 c pur .-5 817,210 Cord Corporation * 9,350 Corp Sec of Chic allot ctf. Common....— 257,300 .25 8,849 Crane Co com 100 Preferred 4.050 457,150 3,250 96,550 3,508 370 20 Cudahy Packing com..... .50 * 820 Curtis Lighting Inc com.. —5 220 Curtis Mfg Co com ... 20 100 20 1,050 210 190 1,670 Decker (Alf) 8c Cohn Inc. 140 Deep Rock OH conv pref.. 100 1,020 Dexter Co (The) com..... —5 * 430 De Mets Inc pref w w 250 3,600 Duquesne Gas Corp com.. 140 ' 410 Eddy Paper Corp 110 * 81,710 22,500 EI Household Util 5% 14% 9% 12 • ..... (The)—..* 10 Corp 7 55 6 18% % a Sate 65 250 250 . Sate 17 16; 15' 9 Mar. Sale Sale 11 Sate 242% 85 83% Mar. 16% 2% 10% 241% Mar. 3 Mar. 11% Mar. Mar. 220 84% Mar. 19% Mar. 11% Mar. 84 252 87 Sate 11 8%. 9 30% Sate y 10% 9 Sale 46 43 % 1% Sale 14 11 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 27% 4 8% Mar. 10 27% Mar. 6 3% Mar. 10 42 27 3% % 84% Mar. 11 15% 11% 41 35 1 29% Mar. 14 % Mar. 17 8% Sate 38% Sale 63% Mar. 17 8 Mar. 31 37% Mar. 19 63 Mar. 18 Mar. 7 12% Sale 9 59 Sate 57 17% Sale 17% Mar. 30 Sate 35 Sale 117% Sate 116 Sale Sale 59 Sate 35 7 ,f* J* ,18% 4* 4* 6 10 18 % 5% 50 40 10 10% 14 li* 25 10% 40 11 14 6% 6 3% 4% Mar. 5 2 14% Mar. 25 60 Mar. 16 21% Mar. 10 2 Mar. 4 21 28 27 23 45 Mar. 17 6% Mar. 30 16% Mar. 5 $ Mar. 20 Mar. 6 Mar. 10 6.740 55,200 2,300 21,100 430 9,500 Preferred... 7,350 1,840 1,350 77,650 25,250 66,950 Gleaner Com Harv Corp com * 2.060 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—* * II,650 Goldblatt Bros Inc com * 95,500 Great Lakes Aircraft A 140 150 9% Mar. 27 7 2% Jan. 5,950 25 35 33 36 50 55 65 67 60 65 55 68 65 67 60 65 5% 6 Sate 38 Sale 70 79% Mar. 5 91% Mar. 19 75 88% Mar. 31 31 37 28 Mar. 20 4 10 7 24% 14% 6% Sate 2,400 28,200 , 30,050 150 2,600 Illinois Brick Co 25 330 Indep Pneum Tool v t c._._* 9,830 Inland Util Inc claso A—...* 612,050 Insull Utll Invest Inc.......* 8 Sate 19 3 Sate 5 25 15% 7% Sale 15* 16 "15% Sale 4 5 96 98% 38% 1% Sate 29% Sate 6% 16% 8 17% 7% Sate 7 3% 14 15% 100 37 3 46 88 25% Sale 6 Mar. 28 2% Mar. 28 5% Mar. 20 16% Mar. 30 3 Mar. Mar. 14 Mar. 28% 12% 3% 10% 1-9% Mar. 18 4 Mar. 18 4% Mar. 24 4 2 Mar. 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 25 Mar. 9 Mar. 19 2 24% Mar. 30 21 3% Mar. 20 11% Mar. 7 Mar. 5 Mar. 4 4% Mar. 6% Mar. 7 27 21 2 4% "39% ..... Sate Sate 39% Jan. 3 14 7 6 Mar. 28 1 Feb. 5 5% Mar. 20 13% Jan. 31 1% Jan. 9 23% Jan. 20% Feb. 2 7 4 Mar. 18 2% Jan. Mar. 12 15 Mar. 12 13 11 Mar. 10 15 27 Mar. 31 30 18 18% 9% 3% 15% Mar. 19 Mar. 10 Mar. 18 Mar. 3 Mar. 20 9 Feb. 10 19 25% Mar. 24 11% Jan. 3 4% Jan. 14 45 24 6 12 9% Mar. 26 60 25% Mar. 14% Mar. 7% Mar. 3% Mar. Jan. 19 Feb. 3% Feb. 14% Jan. 2 9 96 37% 2% Sale Mar. 12 Mar. 31 3 Mar. 2 47% Mar. 10 88 88% 12% 97 Sale 84% Sale 86 87% 13 11% 20 Sale 16 Sate Jan. 8 1% Jan. 28% Jan. 2 79 93 89 30 37 2 39 Jan. 84 Mar. 30 86% Mar. 27 11% Mar. 2 15% Mar. 30 15 15% 19 Sate 20 21 19 Mar. 23 29 29 25 Sate 26 Mar. 16 25% 25% Sale 30 16 22 24 23 Mar. 23 92% Mar 23 89% Mar. . Jan. 13 Mar. 21 Jan. 6 21 Mar. 10 15% Jan. 14 23% Mar. 26 31% Mar. 27 25% Mar. 25% Feb. 16% Jan. 17 Mar. 19 Jan. 29 67% Feb. 14 Jan. 9 4% Jan. 7 7 4% Feb. 14 13% Feb. 25 35 Jan. 15 Feb. 16 30% Feb. 17 14% Jan. 8 6% Jan. 2 10% Mar. 25 20 Feb. 14 4% Mar. 19 28% Feb. 16 21 Mar.' 4 6% Jan. 6 6% Mar. 2 19% Mar. 23 16% Jan. 23 13% Feb. 11 90 Jan. 6 49% Jan. 19 29 Feb. 9 18% Mar. 19 9% Mar. 10 5% Jan. 23 Jan. 29 163 Jan. 15 983 Feb. 21 413 4 Jan. 16 11 92% Mar. 23 89% Mar. 4 13 % Feb. 25 22% Feb. 17 93 84% Jan. 6 Feb. 49% Feb. 13 Jan. 74 Jan. Jan. 10% Mar. 12 29% Feb. 27 65 Jan. 8 70 Mar. 12 80 Jan. 27 92 Jan. 9 29 9% Mar. 26 15 7* 21% Jan. 2 2% Mar. 28 26 Mar. 28 1 Feb. 5 10% Mar. 17 24% Jan. Mar. 17 24 9 2 Jan. 2 Mar. 10 43 10% Feb. 14 Jan. 16 14 6% Feb. 11 18* 37 68 15% Mar. 6 45 Feb. 4 Jan. 3 67% Feb. 14 19% Mar. 23 15% Mar. 100% 88 86 11% Mar. 13 25% Mar. 16 Mar. 44 45 Sale 900 Interstate Power Co $7 pref.* 90 15% 9% Sate 68 90 Sate 3,650 Investment Co of Amer com.* 41,160 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c___* Ex-dividend. 14 11 Sale 16 800 x 16 . 17 26 87 No par value, 10 3% Sale 25% Sale 30 20% 4 5% 4% Sate Sate 15 2% 7% 18 11 77 Sate 4,203 Jefferson Electric Co com...* 10,250 Kalamasoo Stove com......* 1 3,750 Kat* Drug Co com 6% Sate 2% i?* Sate 200 • 3% Sale ..... 28 8 13 11 4 74 1,1001 26 Sale 28 84 1,500 4,950 29 29% 4 15 12% 4 75 Without warrants Preferred series 2 10,300 3% 13% Sale 26% Sate 20% 30 * 9,950 4% 12% 11 68 350 3~200 3 50% 70 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100 " 30 88 60 3,250 122,000 2 2 Mar. 28 3% Mar. 20 10% Mar. 17 85 1,400 550 24% Mar. 3% Mar. 26 49 750 40 21% Mar. 27 2% Mar. 28 Sate 15% 4,100 280 1,000 9,400 7,150 22% Sate 3% 88% Mar. 31 55 26 2% Sate 12,500 Mar. 19 21% 2% 10 13* 15* Mar. 26 30 34 4 66% Mar. 13 Jan. 8 66% Mar. 13 77 24% Sate 3% Sate 16% Sate 11% Sate 9% 11 200 9% Mar. 28 35 new Hall Printing Co com 5 25 10 Harnischfeger Corp com * Hart-Carter Co conv pref—* Hart Schaffner 8c Marx—100 Hibbard Spencer Bartlett A Co common -——25 Hormell A Co (Geo) com A..* Houdaille-Hershey class A..* Class B * Hussman-Llgonier Co com..* , Feb. Mar. 12 490,270 Grlgsby-Grunow Co com....* 214,550 Mar. 26 35% Mar. 21 85 350 Greyhound Corp com......* com 3 5 69 200 Greif Bros Cooperage A com * 59,600 Great Lakes DAD % Jan. 88% 23% ......... 5% Mar. 10 14% Jan. 26 66% 3 960 Gen Wat Wks Corp class A* Mar. 17 45 98 77 11 21% Feb. 11 35 Mar. 31 40% Jan. 10 2 119 Feb. 19 114% Jan. 91% 33 3 510 2 70 78 Foote Bros GAM Co..—-.5 5,200 350 Feb. 14% Jan. Mar. 17 , 92 340 Gardner-Denver Co com....* ..5 1,240 Gen Candy Corp cl A 630 Gen Parts Corp conv pref—* Gen Theatres Equip Corp— Common new * 27,500 60 100 Mar. 25 60 82 21% Sate 8c Dredge Co com 14% Mar. 12 77 13 23 23 65 Feb. Sate Jan. 3 62 7 Mar. 24 Jan. 6 50 23 9% Mar. 28 9 23 10% Feb. 26 40% Feb. 26 2 Mar. 16 prior pref ...* $7 cum prior preferred._._* Fits Simmons 8c Connell Dock cum 2 2 Jan. Jan. Mar. 18 2 Jan. 65 69 Feb. 25 1% Jan. 10% Mar. 12 29% Mar. 25 * $6 5% Jan. 35% Jan. Mar. 11 Mar. Jan. 43 9 3 13 Mar. 17 6 Mar. Mar. 21 31 34% 7 10% Mar. 13% Mar. 6 5 63 Mar. 17 Mar. Mar. 26 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 38 Mar. 17 5% Mar. 10 16% Mar. 5 % Mar. 20 3 Mar. 25 3 Feb. 84% 20% 11% 10% 29% Mar. 14 6 % Jan. 4 118 Mar. 31 115% Mar. 35% 9% 9% 3% aW* 40 65 2 9 6 41 Mar. 15 12% Jan. 6 2% Jan. Mar. 1 Jan. Mar. 27 20sH 22 Jan. 26 Mar. 20 Jan. 85 8% Feb. 25 9% Mar. 30% Mar. 4% Mar. 44 Mar. 43 Jan. 27 2% Feb. 9 Jan. 12% Jan. 9 3 Feb. 2 255% Feb. 26 2 2 14% Feb. Jan. 11% Jan. 14 6 Jan. Mar. 20 9 3 Jan. 15 Feb. 9% Feb. 2 15% Jan. 2% Mar. 24 10% Feb. 17 Fed'l Elec Co Inc— 525 50 14 80 Mar. 20% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 15 Jan. Mar. 12 86 Common 2 5% Mar. 23 4% Feb. 28 % Jan. 21 2 83% & Mar. 75 1,155 58 Mar. Jan. 13 4% 31% 2% 60 62 75 80 60 Mar. 5 19 Jan. 27 37 Feb. 16 27% Jan. 13 % Jan. 2 5% Mar. 18 2 2% Jan. 58 8 2% 2 25 7% preferred....——.100 8% preferred .—..100 350 26 9 81% 12 J an. 62 70 80- 950 17 Jan. 9% 10 26% Sale 65 200 11% Feb. 2% Jan. 4% Mar. 31% Mar. 3% Mar. "i Mar. 15 104% Jan. 2 95% Feb. 9% 10 28% Sate 62% 64 11 25% Sate 550 Empire G & F Co 6% pref.100 250 6% % preferred 100 300 6 9% Mar. 84% 38* Sate 4 Feb. 45 A Davis Industries Inc A—. 610 230 40 15 5% Mar. 87 If* 115% 117% 6 Jan. Jan. % Jan. 4 70 14% Sate Jan. 5 9 21 40 50 4 5 Sate 6% Sale 49 % Mar. 11 5% Mar. 18 % Mar. 4% Mar. 60 18 60 100 25 5% 84% 43« 5% Sale 35 % Sate common.. 50 Continental Steel pref 50 % 5 warrants 346,410 Cont Chic Corp Preferred 47,753 103,600 9,000 Sale Mar. 12 aVA Sale 12 250 Mar. 27 27 11% 58 Sale 10 37 Mar. 5 3% 31% 2% 19% Sate 2% Sale 20 Mar. 24% Mar. 10 103% Mar. 2 95% Mar. 4 5% 10 12 3% Sale 30% Sale 2% 4 60 Sale 9% Sale 84 Sate Co—* 980 Coleman Lamp A Stove 800 4 10 2 87 Sate 36 26 5* 4% 4% 5 2 Part 420 Chicago Towel Co conv pref * * 464,200 Cities Service Co com 176,700 2,200 5% 25 certifs series 2....100 240 A 5* 10 14 2 58 10 100 Preferred Sate 4% A—...* 39 32 26 % Sate Mar. 25 96 36% 24% Feb. 11 27 2 95 21% Mar. 101% Mar. 21% Sale 101% 102 95% 97 Sale Sale 35% 4% 43,575 Chicago Investors Corp com * Convertible preferred * 2,350 10 Chic N S & Mllw com——100 Prior Hen preferred.—100 370 "100 32 % 25 % 540 Chicago Flexible Shaft com_5 13,275 1,400 96 Sate 32 610 Cherry Burrell Corp com...* 25,380 Chic City & Con Ry pt sh—* 2,400 Participation preferred—* Certificates of deposit * 410 8,450 23% 103% 95% Sate 17 60,630 Central S W Utll com new..* Prior lien preferred ..* 1,960 Preferred.. -—* 2,280 ---* 650 Chain Belt Co com. 9.150 16% 94% 90 35% Feb. 23% Mar. 26 Jan. 19 6 34 Jan. 25% Mar. 8 2 62 CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES. In March. Since Jan. 1* Shares. Shares. STOCKS Par. 47,200 Kellogg Switchboard com..10 37,250 90 40 30 Preferred..... ..100 200 Kirsch Co cony pref........* 50 10 130 400 210 460 36,850 ....... 20 Kuppenheimer & Co B com 3 320 La Salle Ext Unir com.....10 800 Lane Drug com v t c 610 Lawbeck Corp allot certifs..* 600 Leath 8c Co com ...♦ Cumulative preferred....* 4,550 110,940 Llbby, McNeill 8c Llbby 10 1,050 Lincoln Printing Co 7% pf.50 . "3~410 Common 12,810 1,700 Lindsay Light 700 10 com...... 000 700 1,850 10 2,850 130 13,650 34,700 850 30 Preferred...............10 300 10,650 1,860 5,510 380 4,100 360 13,650 235,600 7,000 120 I& Lion Oil Ref Co com.. ._.* McCord Manufacturing A..* McGraw Electric com....... McQuay-Norris Mfg.........* McWllliams Dredging 50 Sale Sale 11* 25 1*4 78"" 1*4 15"" 42 6*4 20 "Ts 85 9 15 Sale 43 Sale 8 10 5 50 50 Sale 80 Sale 4 Sale 80 IP — 1y» lQ 80 3 15*4 12 41 21 8 Sale 36 38*4 15*4 Sale 18 16*4 Bale 36*4 38 Sale 4 30 Sale Mapes Cons Mfg Co cap.... -* Sale 78 18*4 19*4 ..— 40 3 2 6 Jan. 2 Mar. 3 Mar. 16 Jan. 7 2 5 7*4 Mar. 60 51 Jan. Jan. Mar. 30 Jan. 5 18*4 Mar. 19 18*4 Mar. 19 Feb. 4 Feb. 25 Mar. 3 Jan. 6 Mar. 19 Jan. 16 Mar, 16 Mar. 17 Mar. 3 1 1 Mar. 17 Mar. 3 25 1 *4 Max. 11 *4 Mar. 11 "78"" 80 3*4 78 Mar. 19 82 Mar. 30 2*4 16 11*4 Mar. 16 11*1 Mar. 5 16 Max. 24 4 42 Sale 14*4 Mar. 26 Jan. 2 21*4 Maf.""6 "23 *4 "Mar .18 12*4 Sale 23 Jan. Jan. 23 27 6 8*4 Sale Mar. 11 8*4 Mar. 18*4 Sale 5*4 Sale 5*4 Mar. 31 35 35 15 22 IP IP 13*4 15 HM Sale 35 37 5*4 Sale Sale ... Mar. 13 Mar. 5 Mar. 28 18 15 13*4 Mar. 31 Mar. 3 Mar. 30 Mar. 24 Mar. 31 Mar. 19 37 Sale 4*4 Sale 15*4 Sale 35*4 — 28 4 15 40 6*4 Mar. 36 20 15 3 Mar. 25 15*4 Mar. 16 40 13*4 Max. 19 80 Mar. 10 Mar. 26 Mar. 10 Jan. 5 18*4 Mar. 19 Feb. 25 25 1*4 Feb. 25 *4 Feb. 18 83 5 16 Feb. 16 22 Mar. 24 Jan. 14*4 Mar. 26 42*4 Jan. 31 23*4 Mar. 18 Feb. 26 13 Feb. 24 9 10 Jan. 2 Jan. 14 Jan. 29 Feb. 19 Mar. 25 Mar. 28 6 Mar. 3 Feb. 13 5*4 Mar. 2 Jan. 13 Feb. 21 Jan. 2 Jan. 20 16 33 7*4 Mar. 60 51 Mar. 11 5 9*4— 12 Highest• 5*4 Mar. ,2 13*4 Mar. 19 25 25 41 9*4 19*4 6*4 Sale 25 35*4 18 34 Max. Mar. 80 29 5 *4 Sale 16*4 Sale 60 50 1. Sale Prices. Prices. 3*4 Mar. 18 10*4 Mar. 30 Sale Sale 3] 22 8*4 Highest. Sale Prices. 4*4 Mar. 31 50*4 103 70 42 Co....* Majestic Household Utllcom* Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com* Ask. 5 60 50 Lowest. Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31 Ask. Bid. 10 "19" "5". March 2. Bid. 11 70 70 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..* Loudon Packing Co........* Lynch Corp com .... Ask Sale 49 21 ........ 20 ' Bid. Preferred... ...........100 2,700 Kentucky Util jr cum pref_50 9,900 Ken RadTube 8c Lpcom A..* 5,250 Keystone Steel 8c Wire com.* 1,040 3,850 3,150 RANGE SINCE JAN. PRICES IN MARCH. Price Jan. 2 1931* Jan. 19 6*4 Jan. 23 8 40*4 Jan. 20 Mar. 25 25*4 Jan. 16*4 Jan. 40 15 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 30 Jan. 19 Mar. 31 31*4 Mar. 26 Mar. 10 Mar. 19 Feb. 25 40 7*4 Jan, 6 20*4 Feb. 17 Mar. 19 Marks Bros Theatres Inc— 070 Convertible preferred....* 7,350 33,300 Marshall Field 8c Co com...* 700 Material Service Corp com. 10 3,750 Meadow Mfg Co com........* 4,750 200 1,500 200 30 31,100 500 14,450 30 18,200 500 10.400 Memphis Nat Gas com......* Mercantile Disc Corp A... * Mer & Mfrs Sec Cl A com...* Metrop Ind Co allot ctfs....* Mickelberry's Food Prod coml 450 Mid Cont Laund Inc A '3,050 270,000 5,200 4,600 3,470 17 H Sale 40 47 20 12*4 Sale 5 21 50 J° 850 900 101,180 2,350 1,220 1,430 1,390 1 *4 Sale 19 Sale ' Sale Preferred Common * ..... conv A.* 1,700 Nachman Springfilled com.* 1,010 National Battery Co pref...* 6,900 Nat Elec Power A part 325 7% preferred .........100 40 570 1,050 3,900 2,150 Nat Republic Invest Trust— Allotment certificates....* 1,900 1 18,900 Nat Secur Invest Co com 6,575 i% cumulative pref....100 100 100 Nat Shareholders com 31,800 National Standard com.....* 500 Nat Term Corp part pref .* 6,700 Nat Union Radio Corp......* 53,200 Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.* 17.550 North American Car com...* 4,200 Nor Amer Gas 8c Elec cl A..* 37,650 Nor Amer Lt & Power com..* 7,450 No 8c So Amer Corp A com..* 50 16,200 Northwest Bancorp com * 1,950 Northwest Eng Co com... 580 Nor West Util pr lien pref. 100 1,400 7% preferred...........100 T.600 21,250 6,650 850 28,000 2,200 3,100 1,150 130 320 300 650 Ontario Mfg Co com........* 260 Oshkosh Overall Co com....* 240 400 8 1 ■Ji 10*4 9 24*4 10 2 2*4 13 91 Convertible preferred. ...*; 420 * 400 Pac Pub Serv Co cl A conv 8 10 10 22 95 3*4 Sale % Sale 24 94 94 41 42 32 33 31 5*4 Sale 67 10 67*4 J# 73 100 62*4 Sale 7*4 8 31*4 Sale 10 15 89*4 91*4 89*4 ..... t 8 4 5*4 20 11 650 ......... 3,700 8,950 49,800 35,000 Pines Wlnterfront 50 1,550 9,300 3,100 16,085 4,675 ""130 37,700 2,960 65,000 4,985 1,265 20,350 2,680 35,300 2,358 1,650 1,260 700 2,000 2,450 510 4,950 400 16,800 700 600 1,350 700 1,400 „ 150 3,600 150 ; 1.080 „ 13,6001 * Sale Sale 2 Process Corporation com...* 4 200*4 200*4 Rights.................. 16*4 6% preferred.. ......100 123 7% preferred 100 124 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com.....* Common .........100 Sale Raytheon Mfg Co 8 8* W 3*4 "4*4 1 IP 3P II a* 31 14 101 Mar. 31 Mar. 24 3*4 Mar. 6 *4 Mar. 31 Sale Mar. 3 Mar. 9 Mar. 18 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 5*4 Mar. 21 1 Mar. 12 135"" 140 1 30 31 W* 33 70 10. Mar. 12 Mar. 5 30*4 Max. 11 Mar. 6 7*4 Mar. 6 72 10 Mar. 12 Mar. 3*4 Sale '"3 *4 "Mar." 27 41*4 Mar. 31 21 k Mar. 6 Sale 12 Sale 11 67 Mar. 9 Mar. 13 8*4 Mar. 28 30*4 Mar. 31 Sale 17 4*4 Mar. 88 Mar. 27 18*4 Mar. Mar. 13 101 Mar. 93*4 Mar. 27 Mar. 10 5 Mar. 10*4 5*4 22*4 24*4 22*4 Mar. Mar. 8*4 Mar. 4 Sale 32 16*4 16*4 4*4 Sale Mar. 4 16*4 Mar. 28 4 Feb. 5 5 Feb. 24 Mar. 19 47*4 Feb. 21 31 9 13*4 Feb. 70*4 Mar. 6 11*4 Mar. 3 Jan. 7 37 Jan. 21*4 Feb. 10 61 Feb. Jan. Jan. 12*4 Jan. 89*4 Jan. 20 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 Mar. 27 6*4 Mar. 17 lT" Sale" ""7*4 Mar.' "5 13~""Mar."l9 18*4 Mar. 102 98 85*4 Feb. Mar. 9 Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar. 27 Mar. 16 9 Jan. 8 Mar. 11 Jan. 19 Jan. 30 18 Jan 2 24*4 5 Feb. 21 5 60 Feb. 21 60 8 Fed. 19 11*4 201 Jan. 2 225 2 13 9*4 Jan. 25 Jan. 23 36 2 22 15*4 Jan. 2 Jan. 6 6*4 5 4*4 Feb. 26 6 6 Jan. 13 4 Jan. 2 5*4 5 10*f 22] 20] ik 4J4 Sale 4*4 Mar. 27 5*4 Mar. 16 242 Mar. 30 256*4 Mar. 10 200*4 Jan. 242*4 241 2 262 242 243 Mar. 2 200*4 Jan. 2 265 24854 Mar. 19 259 2 23 16*4 Jan. 135'""Mar." "5 137 Mar."l3 122*1 Jan. 15 137 143*4 139 Mar. 5 140*4 Mar. 26 xl29*4Jan. 5 147 ill IS 34*4 95 160 Sale 2*4 Mar, j Sale 20*4 Sale 5 7*4 oV4 35 25 Sale 7 -24 100 954 Sale 73*4 76*4 45 45*4 4*4 Sale 2 Mar. 14 Feb. 18 Mar. 28 170 Jan. 5 120 Jan. 2 5 Jan.i 6 20*4 Jan.1 6 15*4 Jan. 7 6 6*4 Mar. 11 7 Mar. 11 Feb. "34*4 Mar." 30 35 Mar. 10 26] 25] Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 3 Mar. Mar. 25 Mar. 19 151 5*4 Mar. 27 Mar. 28 163*4 Mar. 9 120 5 4*4 Mar. 6 20 Mar. 12 20*4 10 Mar. 28 15*4 5 Mar. 12 6 118 Mar. 10 Mar. 4 Mar. 17 Mar. 25 Mar. 21 Jan. 24*4 24*4 5*4 22*4 Mar. 28 Mar. 13 95 Mar. 25 Mar. 19 Mar. 16 9 25 95 8*4 Mar. 12 71*4 Mar. 2 12*4 75*4 Mar. 27 45 48 Mar. 23 4*4 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 5*4 Mar. 2 Jan. Jan. Mar. 19 5 8 30*4 Mar. 31 9 5 9*4 Mar. 12 36 22 34*4 Mar. 19 Jan. 8 33*4 Mar. 15 99 9 Feb. Jan. 6 Mar. Jan. 76 10 Jan. 47*4 Mar. 19 Mar. 23 11*4 Mar. 21 Mar. 6 Jan. 7*4 Feb. 27 Mar. 5 34*4 Mar. 19 24 Jan. 3*4 Feb. 64 9 8*4 Sale l\% 47*4 6 31 4*4 Sale Sale 91 2 95 Mar. 16 6*4 Mar. 31 6 150 119 4 19 100 Mar. 24 6 " Mar. 18 Feb. 16 Mar. 25 Jan. 14 Jan. 8 30 tP Sale 262 Jan. 90 6 33 12 32 28 90 21 3 6 25 Feb. 28 Jan. 15 111 25] Jan. Feb. 43*4 Mar. 11 60" 33*4 21*4 Sale 4*4 Sale 9*4 7*4 Sale 5*4 5*4 Mar. 30 22 Mar. 40*4 Jan. 14 21 33 15*1 20 3*4 Mar. *4 Jan. 7 3*4 Feb. 17 Jan. 9*4 Feb. 7 11 43*4 Mar. 11 22*4 9*4 Jan. 26 Mar. 26 21 8*4 Feb. Jan. 41 23 6 70 5 60 Mar. 42*4 9 25 5 22 28 95 91 91 Sale 5 20 x 11 25 Jan. 26 9 Jan. 1 *4 Jan. 1*4 Feb. 10 Mar. 27 Jan. 14 10*4 Mar. 11 6 38*4 Jan. Mar. 28 8 Jan. 29 25 Jan. 8 . Mar. 30 25** 97 4*4 Jan. Mar. Mar. 11 Jan. 4*4 Mar. 22 Mar. 23 Mar. 12 24*4 Mar. 30 101*4 93*4 Sale Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.* Ross Gear 8c Tool com......* No par value. 9*4 Mar. 20 20 . Jan. 16 9 7 Jan. 7 90 *4 Feb. 16 Feb. 24 100 Mar. 25 85 Feb. 11 Feb. 20 24 Mar. 11 6 3*4 Feb. 19 11 Feb. 11 Feb. 3 Mar. Mar. 16 2*4 Mar. 21 1*4 Mar. 21 13*4 Mar. 9 29 137*1 * 4,450 Saxet Co common..........* 1,285 Seaboard Pub Serv Co SO pfd * Convertible preferred....* 3,205 54,650 Seaboard Util Shares com..* Mar. Mar. 23 24 133*4 * Preferred Mar, 20 24 Sale Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10 Richards (Elmer) Co pref...* 150 10 25 Sale Sale 67*4 8*4 Sale Ryerson 8c Son Inc com....* 900 Sally Frocks Inc com.......* 3,670 Sangamo Electric Co.......* ' - Mar. 12 Mar. 28 Mar. 18 8 1*4 13*4 Sale 8*4 Mar. 12 Mar. 14 Mar. 10 6 21 22*4 Mar. 24*4 Mar. 129 10 corn...'. 5*4 Sale Mar. 11 4*4 Mar. 6 24*4 Mar. 26 5*4 Mar. 30 27 Mar. 27 5 Feb. 17 Mar. 10 43*4 Feb. Mar. Feb. Jan. Jan. Mar. _ 6 Jan. 23 79*4 Mar. 88*4 Jan. Mar. Jan. 5 Feb. 20 Mar. 31 4 Jan. Jan. Mar. 2 Mar. 11 Mar. 27 15 9 100*4 Mar. 11 Feb. Jan. Jan, Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 2 Mar. 11 95 Feb. Mar.27 Mar. 9 14*4 4*4 23*4 25*4 17*4 Jan. 1*4 Jan. IK Jan. 95 Jan. 18*4 38*4 *4 79 Jan. 23*4 Jan. Mar. 25 Mar. 6 35 7*4 "4*4 ~"<T 1 17 Feb. 24 7 Mar. 42 Mar. Mar. Jan. 1 5 3 8 38 25 Mar. 94*4 Mar. 19 94*4 Mar. 25 22*4 252 252 Preferred..... .......100 Railroad Shares Corp com..* Reliance Internat Corp A 98 98 8*4 Sale 95*4 94*4 7*4 15 20 6 94 21 33 Mar. Mar. 31 95 80*4 Sale 19 Feb. IP P 79*4 Mar. 30 88*4 Mar. 16 Sale 12 6 Sale Sale Sale Q-R-S De Vry Corp (The)...* Quaker Oats Co com........* Rath Packing Co com 1*4 90 Mar. Mar, Mar. Sale 6*4 Sale 590 3,925 151% *4 k Sale Poor & Co class B common..* Potter Co (The) com........* 46,600 1,130 120 500 150 200 5 61,500 Polymet Mfg Corp com......* "7",300 • com Mar. 11 Mar. 30 1 19 10*4 5*4 20*4 201 10 28 11*4 5 100*4 38*4 Mar. 23 i *4 Mar. 23 81*4 Mar. 30 95 21 70 Mar. Sale Sale Sale Sale 10 25*4 2*4 3*4 2*4 Mar. 28 alK Sale Sale 42 Mar. 27 Mar. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 4 Mar. 11 11*4 Feb. 11 Jan. 17*4 Feb. Mar, 31 21*4 Mar. 31 100*4 31 24*4 9 15 14*4 Mar. 19 42 "23*4 101 Sale 9*4 "Mar. 94 18 3 55 5 100 Sale Sale 8 Sale Sale Mar ."27 23*4 Mar. 17 22 100 "19*4 (The) Co com..10 3 Mar. 31 Mar. 12 10 1*4 Mar. 28 2*4 Sale 33*4 34 16*4 Sale 13*4 Pen 2*4 36 2*4 Mar. 24 6 23*4 Jan. 17*4 Jan. 1*4 Jan. 2 Sale 2 41 11*4 11*4 65*4 Sale 13 19*4 Mar. 42 12*4 22*4 23*4 21*4 Sale 20 25 91 f7 4 2 Sale 12 4*4 12*4 Mar .27 90 10 23 2,330 Parker 12 IP 31 2,400 Penn Gas 8c Elec A com.... 600 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 100 28,050 Rights..... 9,750 Perfect Circle (The) Co.....* • 10 24*1 10 Peabody Coal Co B com.... .* 10 6% preferred...... .....100 20 4*4 22 Sale 42 Sale 25*4 Sale 7 8*4 1*4 Sale 40 40*4 26*4 Sale 24 21*4 94 37 Mar. 9 — 95 3*4 Sale' *4 Sale 39*4 15 81 3 2*4 2*4 Sale 14*4 15*4 25 23*4 Sale Without warrants.. 40 36,475 Nat Family Stores Inc com..* 10 4,300 National Leather com National Pub Service Corp— (3H conv preferred 1,020 ...» 9,950 4*4 Sale 15 Sale 90 4*4 7 23*4 Sale 6*4 7*4 * 2 Sale Monroe Chemical Co com. 3,750 Muskegon Mot Spec 135 3*4 1*4 Sale 23 500 9,350 2,300 36 10*4 Mar. 19 31*4 Mar. 17 20 20 98 Mar. 13 18*4 Mar. 11 1*4 Mar. 11 39 Sale 9*4 Mar. 17 29 20 Sale 21 14 18*4 Sale Sale Monighan Mfg Corp A......* 830 Mosser Leather Corp com...* 1,100 Muncie Gear Co cl "A".....* 800 1 21 40*4 1*4 83 98 82*4 88*4 95*4 98 8*4 Sale Mohawk Rubber Co com....* 40 220 Sale 95 ...... 13,550 Morgan Lithograph com....* 3,350 87 o9\H Sale $7 preferred Mo-Kan Pipe Line Co com. .5 Modine Mfg com ...* 1,300 1,550 80*4 100 Mlnn-Mollne Pow Impl com.* Miss Vail Util pr lien pref..* 610 300 200 Sale 44*4 12*4 Sale 1*4 4 22*4 22*4 24*4 Sale 2*| Sale 99*4 Sale 39*4 Sale 9*4 30 *4 Sale 10 15 41 3 ... 40 11*4 32*4 20 154 9 ....... 8,400 Midland Nat Gas Co part A.* 59,235 Midland United Co com....* Convertible preferred....* 10,650 Warrants.. * 27,150 820 Midland Util 6% pr lien..100 1,015 7% prior lien.... ....100 Preferred 6% A 810 .....100 Preferred 7% A 190 100 1,700 Miller & Hart Inc conv pref.* 18*4 1*4 15 ........ 400 200 220 18*4 20 17 210 500 31 7,250 Middle West Tel Co com....* 995,700 Middle West Utilities new—* Warrants A 17,950 Warrants B 15,700 8,170 6% cum preferred-.......* 390 340 400 230 1054 Sale 2 7,450 37,650 Sale * 3,100 13,300 3,100 400 250 6 27 16 4 29 24 3 Jan. 20 Jan. 7 Mar. 16 Mar. 25 Mar. 12 Jan. Jan. 8 Jan. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 7 7 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Mar. 6 Mar. 27 Jan. Feb. Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Feb. 26 21 21 24 14 15 10 2 17 26 19 16 27 26 2 13 14 Mar. 27 Jan. Mar. 27 4 Feb. 26 Jan. 28 Mar. 21 Mar. 14 8 7*4 Jan. 6*4 Feb. 16 38 29 26 9 IP IP 48. Feb. 28 Feb. 18 7 Jan. Mar. 2 Feb. 9 Mar. 25 Max. 19 Jan. 7 Feb. 6 5*4 Jan, Ex-dividend i 9 * 63 CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE In SALES. PRICES CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE! Shares STOCKS Jan. 1. March. 250 50 3,870 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30 460 200 March 2. 1931. Bid. Shares - RANGE IN MARCH. SINCE JAN. Common * Purchase warrants.. 19 9 Ask Sale Sale Bid. 16* """ Ask. 18 8* 17* 16 Highest. Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 16* Mar. 7 6* Mar. 12 24 Mar. 20 Mar. 14 11 Mar. * * ... 16* Mar. 7 4* Mar. 24 15* Mar. 13 21* Mar. 16 7 ..... 30 880 Slvyer Steel Casting Co com.* 17 21 15 16 20 21* 22 24 5,700 ..25 1,150 So Colo Pow Elec A com * 15,570 Southern Union Gas com Rights.. 2,350 10 10 Southwest Dairy Prod com..* 7* Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. 450 9* Sale 8* 16 Mar. 9 2 16* Feb. 19 4* Mar. 24 * Feb. 6 13 Feb. 13 19 Jan. 15 7* Jan. 10 »,e Feb. 19 ......... 640 1,070 1,940 2,000 17,900 8,400 190 5,750 2,100 , Southw G&E Co 1* 96* * 270 Storkllne Fur cony pref 25 1,200 Studebaker Mall Order cl A.* Common * 350 200 Stuz Motor Car com........* 4,350 Super Maid Corp com.......* 380 Sutherland Paper Co com..10 ......... 1,250 13" 680 Mar. 20 8 Mar. 18 * * 6* 2* * 9 4 1* 9* 3 1* 6 Sale 8 11 29* Sale 2,730 Telephone Bond Ac Share A.* First preferred.........100 1,020 Tenn Prod Corp com.......* 130 Texas~Louisiana Pow pf..l00 240 950 14,850 Thompson (J R) com 25 8,000 Time-O-Stat Controls pf A-* 4,650 Transformer Corp of Am com* 360 50 450 Twelfth Street Stores A....* Stock purchase warrants.. 50 53 99 3 54 102 6* 76 25 26 * 16* Sale 10* 13* 4 1* Mar. 4 98* Mar. 17 93* Mar. 9 7 39 30 5,500 Mar. 31 91 15 130 800 110 96 93 25 47,030 Swift & Co stk 91,700 Swift International.... 38,900 Sale 91 1* Mar. 5* 2* * * 4,350 Stelnite Radio Co..........* 120 97 93 1* 94* 9* Sale 4* Sale 1 8* * Sale Spiegel May Stern Inc com..* Standard Dredge con? pref.* Common.. ._..„* 150 Standard Pub Service A 97 91 7% pref_100 Southw Lt 8c Power pref 1,350 200 1. Price Jan. 2 Since 55 103 6* 70 Sale 55* 104 ' 1 8* 4* 4* Mar. 18 9* Mar. 2 Mar. 7 5 7 5* 5* 7* 10 28* Sale 38* Sale 53* 56 100* 103 9 72 32* Sale 25 8 4* * Mar. 25 * Mar. 19 1 Mar. 10 1 Mar. 9* Mar. 12 3* Mar. 3 5"'Mar.~27 28* Mar. 30 36* Mar. 4 54 103 2 30* Mar, 6 40 Mar. 26 55 Mar. Mar. 63 Mar. 6 3* Sale 12* * * 2 87* Jan. 22 9* Feb. 27 8 Mar. 18 3* 9* Sale * Sale Jan. Mar. 20 12 Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Jan. * 1* 98* 94* 9* Feb. 22 18 14 4 17 26 27 Jan. Jan. 13 3 2 5 9 Jan. 2 1 Feb. 24 10 0 6* Jan. * Jan. 23 Mar. 9 Feb. 19 2 Jan. 19 Jan. 6 1 Jan. 6 6 2 8* Feb. 19 28* Jan. 22 34* Feb. 2 19 Jan. 6 7 10 Feb. 11 Feb. 21 9 18* Jan. 4* Jan. 51* Feb. 13 Mar. 11 100 5 Mar. 4 63 Mar. 70 34 Mar, 29* Mar. 3 25 « 3 Jan. 2 8* Mar. 25 * Mar. 31 Mar. 4 3 5 Mar. 26 55* Feb. 25 Feb. 25 Feb. 9 5 "3* Mar." 13 * Mar. 31 30* Jan. 40 2 10 Mar. 8* Mar. * Mar. Jan. 3* Mar. Jan. 6 104 Jan. 14 7* Mar. 25 70 Jan. 3 34 16* Jan. 3 17 24 16 8 Feb. 4 6* Mar. 13 103 26 10 4 7 9* Jan. 19 * Feb. 6 1 3 6* Mar. 29* Sale 1 * Mar. 94 Jan. Jan. 20 Feb, 17 Mar. 8 leS: 2i 11 Feb. 10 * Mar. 31 Twin States Natural Gas— 4,000 12,100 Participating A * 1* Sale 1 Sale 1 Sale J 1,200 Union Carbide 8c Carbon. ..* 600 15,450 United Amer Util Inc 4,000 2,050 4,300 21,200 1,050 550 - 50 United Pub Utll $6 pref... '.20 46,500 U S Gypsum....... 40 430 200 # 1,100 251,850 10,250 18,200 5.950 6,650 4,550 552.400 49,600 54,150 22.850 15,750 13,800 1,890 1,710 2,450 5,000 3,350 1,050 93,250 ..* .... 50 15,450 com. *» Class A 9,350 8,337 Unit Corp of Amer pref.. United Gas Corp common 77.400 2,750 United Ptrs & Pubs com.. Convertible preferred__ 1,450 Preferred....... 100 U S Lines Inc pref........ 5,400 Wahl Co 14 38 117 15 ..... 25 6 13 65 125 5 6* Sale 22* Sale 44 ..... 19 25* 2 com ""l40 27 9* 20 Sale Sale 530 700 2,990 Waukesha Motor Co com. * 12* 97 45 Sale 9 Sale 19* Sale 30* Sale 14* Sale "25* 8* 26* Sale Sale 21* 27* 3 Sale Sale 3* 2* 10 104 60 8 12 Sale 70 8 5* 7 22 6* 24* 12 15* 14 150 430 Western Grocer Co com..-.25 12* 16* 13* 22* 1 * T Sale __* 22* Sale 2 329 125,110 Wextark Radio Stores com.* _..._* 779 Wieboldt Stores Inc 100 300 Williams OlI-O-Mat com....* 12 5 100 Wil-Low Cafeterias Inc com.* 27,890 Wisconsin Banksharescom 10 Sale 100 22,350 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.* 8,600 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..* ._* 57,255 Zenith Radio Corp com. 6 6 4* Sale 2* 9 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 12 Mar. 2 4* Mar. 20 13* Mar. 19 63* Mar. 13 Mar. 19 38 Mar. 23 4* Mar. 7 4 Sale 8 Sale 25* Mar. 3 4 34* Mar. 25 Mar. 13 4* Mar. 26 9 * Mar. 6 18* Sale 18 Mar. 28 19* Mar. 2 27 27 Mar. 30 30* Mar. 14* Mar. 6 2 Sale 11* Sale '28* Sale 11* Sale 5 7* 20* Sale 27* Sale 2 7* Mar. 31 10* Mar. 30 Sale Sale 20 20 12* Feb. 24 \hh Feb. Jan. 16* Jan. 65 Mar. 26 2 7 2 Jan. 2 49 Mar. 19 Jan. 2 130 Mar. 23 116* 4* Mar. 7 6* Jan. 34* 5* 9* 19* 30* 7 Mar. 25 51* 5 5 27 Jan. 27 20 Mar. 28 23 Mar. 9 26* Mar. 30 28* Mar. 20 2* Mar. 22* Mar. 29* Mar. 26 3 Mar. 4 2 23 Mar. 3 29 Feb. 17 Jan. 2 Feb. 6 2 22* Mar. 31 Mar. 3 Mar. 2 95 Jan. 52* Mar. 64* Mar. 9 45 Jan. 3 14 Mar. Mar. 10 Mar. 25 12 Jan. 8 Mar. 27 2 Jan. 10 Jan. 5 6* 6* 21* 5 Sale 21* Sale 6 15 21* Mar. 23 Sale 11* Jan. 21* Jan. Mar. 1* Mar. 12 Mar. 6 Mar. 2* Mar. 3 12* Mar. 26 6 Mar. 2 5* Mar. 11 10* Mar. 20 Sale 4 Mar. 30 22* 23 3* Sale 22 Mar. 14 3* Mar. 30 6* 10* 6* 23* 5* Mar. 4 Mar. 20 Mar. 2 Mar. 19 Mar. 2 9 4 Feb. 10 15 Mar. 12* Mar. 29 25 104 16* 22* 6 5 Mar. 14* Mar. 26 Mar. 5 Mar. Mar. 17 27 Feb. Feb. Mar. 26 14 Feb. Feb. 1* Feb. 18* Feb. 10 6 6 .Tan. 8 Mar. 14 1* Sale 13 11* 13* 26 27 25 10 Sale 14* Feb. 9 102 22 2 12* Mar. 4 8* Mar. 12 8 Sale 16 Jan. 9 2 29 18 14 2 2 2 3 117 15 ~ Jan. 22* Jan. 15 3 28 "13" 2 8* Mar. 3* Mar. Mar. 55 14* Jan. 2* Jan. 5* Jan. 25* Mar. 8 i2oH 104 28 Sale 9 10 21 Feb. Feb. 6 6 8* Mar. 12 3 9 29* Mar. 26 10 2* 10 Mar. 26 Jan. 20 Jan. 6 Mar. 17 104 2 Feb. 2l 2 73 29 6* Feb. 24 28 22 Feb. 25 2 Jan. 23 13 15 Mar. In Jan. ft 20 20* Jan. 20 5 * Feb. 23 3> .Tan. o 12 14* Jan. I5 Feb. 9 5* Jan. 23 7 5 5* Sale 110 Woodruff & Edw Inc part A .* 3,100 1,700 12,650 13* 9 16 Mar. 31 19 5 5,740 28* Sale 23* Sale 9* 20* A 5 17 4 6 Mar. 10 6* Jan. 29* Sale 4* Sale 150 Wayne Pump Co com ...* Convertible preferred....* 5,230 West P L 8c Tel class Jan. Jan. 2 20 63* Mar. 13 810 Western Con Utll Inc A—.* 2,270 60,300 68 30 42* Mar. 10 126* Mar. 28 4* Mar. 7 450 1,060 29 2 Sale 6* 2 Jan. 59 Mar. 9* 8 10 Mar. Jan. * Feb. 18 2 Mar. 18 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale 130 6 4,885 Ward (Montgom) & Co cl A.* 1* Mar. Mar. 12 31 4* 9* 4* 13* 14 ...» com Stock purchase warrants.* 70 150 Warchel Corp com.........* Convertible preferred....* 250 2 Mar. 10 12 Sale 4 Pref * Mar. 67* Mar. 24 6* Mar. 10 70 Sale Sale 12* Sale 11* Sale Sale Sale 9 698* 13 66 Sale Sale Sale 22 4.260 Vorclone Corp part pref 10,100 Vortex Cup Co com...... Class A 7,850 93,250 Walgren Co "16"" Sale" 15 com Common non-voting 100 Van Slcklen Corp part A-. 70 Sale Sale 14* 2* 5* Utility & Ind Corp com Convertible preferred.., Utilities Pow 8c Lt Corp A 2,390 Viking Pump Co Common 1,880 12 7 5* U S Radio 8c Teley com Utah Radio Products 57* 57* 6* Sale Jan. 5* Jan. 10* Feb. 2 4 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 30 2* Jan. 2 2 6 Jan. Jan. g f 6* Jan. lc D if)* Feb. Fnb. 10 23* Mar. Is 5* Feb. 27 9 * Boston Stock Exchange MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE Stock Sales. 1931. March Jan. 1 to March 31 aggregate sales. 1930. 719,548 2,301,513 Shares 1,111,602 3,396,927 PRICES Jan. BONDS 1. Jan. $ 3,000 30,000 26,000 15,800 1,000 "i",66o 19,000 T,66o Bid. 156,000 20,000 5,000 29,000 51,000 12,000 1,0 0 81,000 40,800 1,000 1,000 1,000 19,000 5,000 1,000 3,000 6,000 11,000 42,000 6,000 6,000 19,665 Amoskeag Mfg Co 6s Boston & Maine ..1948 March 2 Ask. Bid. 75 5s. 1940 Ask. 78 80 95% 74% 94% 95 "93% "94% 95% 102 102% 103 100% Ry & Term 6s Mass St KR ser 1951 A 4^,» 1948 Series B 5s 1948 66 76 25 28 72 25 32% 30% —- 80 1396 37% 77 78 Mar. 7 79 Mar. 14 78 Mar. 7 79 92 Jan. 28 92 Mar^l4 Jan. 28 82% Mar. 6 82% Mar. Hood Rubber 7s Houston Lt & Pow 4%s_197H Iowa Central Ry 5s Kan ----- 76 85 Income 5s 1934 Mass Gas 1931 - Nat Hun Ind & Mtg In 7s 1948 New Eng Power Assoc 5s 98 70 80"" "82~" 100% 101 77 86 86 101% -u._ 91 94 91 106 119 115 120 7%s 60% 1944 Boston 8c Albany Boston Elevated Sale 88 102 Feb. 100% Jan. 2 Feb. 92 106 Jan. 115 Feb. 25 Mar. 25 Feb. Mar. 19 2 102% 102% Mar. 17 102% Mar. 17 101% Sale 66% Jan. 10 Jan. 69 Jan. 12 Jan. 85 Jan. 19 102% Mar. 17 102% Jan. 99 Mar. Mar. 9 2 101% Mar. 9 9 97 101% Sale 101% Mar. 183 Mar. 10 179% Mar. 4 185 68% Mar. 14 72% Mar. 28 Jan. 97 Mar. 99 Jan. 97 Mar. 100% Feb. 101% Jan. 173% Jan. 68% Mar. 185 12 9 28 Par. „ 100 100 173% Sale 72% 180 70% 71% 83 80 82 "99% 103 101 100 88 93 90 137% —L. 70 98 Sale 100 168 Common 110 Conn 8c Pass River pref...100 366 East Mass St Ry Co 100 First preferred 491 100 Sale Sale 101 88 Sale" 84 Mar. 14 81 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 101% Mar. 17 Mar. 16 90 Mar. 9 Jan. 83 Jan. 5 98% Jan. 103 90 Jan. 12 6 26 121 Norwich & Worcester pf_100 929 Old Colony.......... ..100 50 184 Providence 8c Worcester.. 100 367 Vermont 8c Massachusetts 100 Sale Sale Sale 137% 182% 155 105 5 6 60 Jan. 71% Mar. 86% Jan. 69 99 105 Sale 6 75% Sale 90 7 Sale 61 Feb. 27 24 60 Jan. Jan. 75 115 Jan. 100 95 Jan. 103 Feb. Feb. 20 3 5 Mar. 17 182 Mar. 103% Mar. 16 105 Mar.31 Jan. 105% Jan. Mar. Mar. 100 155 1 Mar. 9 Sale 9 3 155 3 Mar. Mar. 27 Mar. 5 Mar. 24 155 Mar. 103 Jan. Mar. 2 Jan. 4 3 60 Jan. 63 82% Mar 112% Mar. 91% Mar. 10 112% Mar. 23 108 Jan. 92% Feb. 25 112% Mar. 23 140 Mar. 140 Mar. 24 130 Jan. 142 Feb. 14 130% Mar. 55% M^r. 140 Mar. 125 Jan. 140 Mar. Jan. 1 19 9 Feb. 16 Mar. 175 180 Mar. 121 118 120 Mar. Sale S* 6 5 136 138 Feb. 16 63 82% Sale 60c 3 28 Mar. 3 Jan. 14 Jan. 5 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 6H Mar. Mar. 130% Sale 62% Sale 180 105 107 102% Jan. ----- 140"" 150" 56% Jan. 145 130 ----- Jan. 100 Jan. 3 Sale 21 112 168 140 175 6 Mar. 11 Feb. Jan. 127% Mar. 135 57% Sale Mar. Mar. 12 112 105 155 Sale 108% 113 130 Mar. 25 73 Mar. 20 115 Mar. 11 99 60 Jan. Jan. 31 Mar. 27 127% Mar. 16 145 174 Mar. 26 182% Mar. 3 155 5 , 3 62 Mar. 31 104 ~_8~" III" 2 69 110 1% 10 8 Sale 110 178 103 63 1% Mar. 100 138 100 65c 100 1,993 Adjustment. 100 2,086 Maine Central. .......100 3,723 N Y N H 8c Hartford 100 47 Northern New Hampshire 100 107% 72% 110% 84 71% Mar. 12 71% Mar. 12 98 Mar. 16 102 81% Mar. 27 122% Mar. 20 108 Mar. 5 105% 106% 105 Mar. 10 73 Jan. 80 70 83 125 102% 18 RR 88% 80 61 104% Sale Preferred B.._.__ 185 71% Sale 81% 82% Sale 70 100 25 Mar. 102 97 101 Ser B 1st pref stamped..100 Ser C 1st pref stamped..100 19,670 Pennsylvania 110% Mar. 21 115 Feb. 6 26 25 17 66% Jan. 102% 100% 116 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Y Pref.100 30 110% Sale Jan. Jan. 28 85 102% Ser D 1st pref stamped..100 303 Mar. 25 Feb. 100% Jan. 25 80% Mar. 25 92 1941 1932 Jan. Jan. Mar. 16 82% Mar. 16 99 100 80% Mar. 88 101% Mar. 10 102 101% . [ 69 27 6,228 "80% Mar."25 "80% Mar."25 73% 137% Sale 10 82 1937 6,115 Bost 8c Maine prior pf stpd 100 Set A 1st pref stamped..100 1,538 25 99 94 1935 6 Jan. 100 100% 100% 1934 Pocahontas deb 7s 82% Mar. 98% Feb. 100 99% 131 278 Boston 8c Providence.....100 1,179 6 98 100 99% 99 117 96 85 16 4a. 1934 Second preferred. 30 Boston & Maine Pref 507 76 ....1938 City Mem 8c Blrm Series A 1st pref unstpd 3 51% 94% Hungarian Disc & Ex Bk 7s'63 Class C 1st preferred... 100 Class D 1st preferred...100 20 7 2 Mar. 16 100 165 44 Jan. 52 321 34 Mar. 16 Feb. 48 100 mmm, «•••«* 35 32% Mar. 16 2 259 18 2 Feb. 3,133 116 7 30 23% Feb. Mar. 16 1,203 704 Feb. 21% Jan. 5 27 9 52 100 264 Jan. 48 First preferred 99 3 Jan. 35 72 16 44 900 468 Mar. 15 103 Mar. 16 35 51% ' 423 33 Mar. 16 Mar. 95 Mar. 16 364 2,925 Mar. 30 Mar. 26 97 76% Mar. 25 48 STOCKS 15 30 81 44 Shares — 101 % Jan. 30% Jan. 72 "26% Mar."12 "32% Mar."i6 Mar. 16 76 % Mar. 25 7 93% Jan. Mar. 16 57 100 - 97 Mar. 16 Preferred m «• Mar. 16 48 Wash & Sub Co 5%s Western Tel 8c Tel 5s * Mar. 26 97 44 Swift A: Co 5s — 81 76% Mar. 25 76% Mar. 25 Mar. 5 94% Mar. 9 95 Mar. 3 102% Mar. 3 103 Sale Prices 48% 659 m. 9 Mar. 16 72% Mar. 80 27% Sale 30 Highest. Sale Prices. 71 Feb. 7 48 102 w. Lowest. Prices 1948 2,081 4,478 «*'«, Sale 1948 2,079 «. Highest Prices. 1948 Seviila-Biltmore 725 1. Series E 6s Texas Power & Light 5s..1956 Shares. JAN. Series D 6s Ruhr Chemical Corp 6s_.1948 Second Internat Sec 5s..1948 io~666 103 33 51% P C 20,000 SINCE Series C 6s New Engl Tel 8c Tel 5s...1932 1,000 78 29% New River 5s "8,666 Sale 97 Chic Miiw & St Paul 5s Dallas RANGE Lowest. March 31. 74 72 1946 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yds 4s. 1940 . Ask. Bid. 88 71 4%8.T_.1944 Brown Co 5%s MARCH. $518,300 1,763,540 2 1931. % 55.000 20,000 5,000 IN 1930. * Price Since March. 1931. $184,000 732,400 - Jan. 1 to March 31 BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE In Bond Sales. March Mar. 63 - 1 10 75% Jan. 62% Mar. 2 180 Mar. 3 175 Jan. 120 Mar. 27 118 Jan. 55% Mar. Jan. 10 Jan. 10 3 Mar. 68% Feb. 180 122 MISCELLANEOUS— 2,405 2,005 7,836 American Founders Corp.... 7,418 Amer & Continental Corp... 90 550 55 1,645 44 493 41 41 10,852 6,685 3,050 1,544 27.870 12,885 5,397 3,362 74 230 1,312 1,513 88 11,710 5 ""123 20 7 5 •No par 40 44 9 39 44 Amer Telep 8c Teleg 100 Amoskeag Mfg Co * Aviation Sec of New Engl Bigelow-Hartf Carpet.....,* Preferred.... .... 100 178% Sale 7 7% 1% 2% 24 22% 83% 82% 19 18% 50 10% 197% 8% Sale Sale 4 Sale 26 Sale Preferred.. 7 39% 3 9 8 40 Mar. Mar. 42 187% Mar. 2 7 Mar. 11 3 9% Mar. 10 Mar. 14+ 39 7 Mar. 12 7 199% Mar. 10 176% 43 f!% Sale 13% Sale 8 Mar. 14 Mar. 26 7 5 4 Mar. 28 Mar, 5% Mar. 26 28% Mar. 27 24 Jan. Mar, 85 Mar. 2 80 Mar, Jan. 5% Mar. 26 2% Jan. 17% Jan. 21% Fen. 24 48 50 48 Mar, 55 Mar. 3 48 66 5 8 5 Mar, 5 11% 21% Sale 10% Mar. 30 28% Mar. 20 Mar. 17 16% Mar. 14 28% Mar. 20 7 2% 21% 80% 93% 1% Sale 82 94% 26% Sale 3% 23 261 18% "28"" Sale Sale 8 Sale 23 81 Sale 92% 23% Sale 44 Sale 24 45 95% 100 5 3% 20 25 6% Mar. 6 1% Mar. 25 21% Mar. 2 79% Mar. 16 92 8 Mar. 3 2% Mar. 5 27% Mar. 20 82% Mar. 10 33 85 Mar, 5 2% Jan. 7% Jan. 19 5 18% Jan. 50 100 Ex-divldend. Feb. Jan. 6 95 18 Feb. Mar. 12 201% Feb. 26 Mar. 26 14 7 Mar. 94 245% Sale 17% 16% 11 44 Mar. 21 45 2 Jan. Jan. 11 20 13 4% 26% 51 77 Sale 20 Feb. Mar, 22 i 2 Feb. 4 15% Jan. 20 13% Sale 18 60 Sale 7% 5% Mar. 3% Jan. 9% Jan. Sale 44 x Mar. 5% Mar. 15% Mar. 21 5 16 Corp.. 1,090 Economy Grocery Stores...* 8,323 Edison Elec Illumination.100 6,500 Employers' Group Assoc T C. 188% Sale Mar. 21% 43 Assessment paid, 4% Mar. 14% Mar. 4 56 20% 50 Preferred Crown Cork Internet 4% Sale Sale » a 3 80 First preferred.........100 110 East Util Inv Corp cl A value 4% 14% 25 80 85 Sale 2 245 3,074 1,680 4 7 ........50 & Fuel Assn com 7,859 4V$ % preferred 3,093 100 6% preferred 6,113 100 12,927 Eastern SS Lines, Inc new.. 220 3 preferred Eastern Gas 100 5% 10 2% Sale 975 East Boston Land.........10 945 3,851 1,518 3,840 2,410 First preferred 2d i9,059 Columbia Graphophone..... 160 Continental Securities Coro 1,831 9 Pneumatic Service...25 Preferred 50 4.117 Boston Personal Prop Trust.. 1,733 Brown5cCo pref..... 1,185 Brown & Durrel Co Common. 5 3% Sale Amer Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 20 3 27 Mar. 17 16% Mar. 14 28% Mar. 20 Jan. 19 50 6% Mar. 6 1% Mar. 25 8 Mar. 2 Jan. 77 89 3 Jan. 27 3 Jan. Jan. 85 95 19 3 16 Mar. 20 Jan. 23 Mar. 23 95 23% Mar. 30 43% Mar. 30 97% Mar. 19 26% Mar. 7 19% Jan. 2 45 4 42% Jan. 30 94 Jan. 2 Mar. 19 5 Feb. , Mar. 11 Mar. 97% Mar. 19 2 2% Feb. 21 254 Sale 254 18 Sale 18 Mar. 13 21 Mar. 13 Mar. 28 262 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 19% Mar. 2 18 240 Jan. Jan 17% Jan. . S* 97% 3% 19 22% 19 266% 20 Jan. Fob. 21 24 Fob. 17 6 24 9 Feb. 28 Feb. Feb. 65 BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES. In 2 1931. Since Jan. 1. Shares. 185 35 Shares. 50 428 735 2,115 280 765 10 30 80 330 10 8 Sale 6 30 34X 37% A Mar. 2 Mar. 10 16 Mar. 19 Mar. 30 4 Mar. 4 9 Mar. 3 3734 Mar. 24 17H Mar. 18 6 30 ~30% 9% Mar. 6 Sale 5 Mar. 5 28X Mar. 4 Mar. 4 6 4 6 30 "75"" ... 6 Jan, 30 Feb. 10 834 Jan. 21 6 Feb. 21 2134 Jan. 2 16 534 1034 3834 1734 Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar. 3 Feb. 10 Feb. 26 734 Mar. 3 3434 Feb. 24 Jan. 6 Mar. 12 4 Mar. 4 20 Mar. 11 Mar. 6 20 Feb. 7 6 21 Jan. 34 32 Mar. 25 34 Feb. 12 Sale" 11 95 Sale 95 Mar. Mar. 14 6 1334 Mar. 3 9534 Mar. 12 Sale 27 28 24 Mar. 90 87 90 90 Mar. 10 28 90 2 Mar. 12 Mar. 10 10 27 25 18 10 Mar. 25 20 32 80 19 Jan. Mar. 11 4 21 1134 Mar. 28 734 Mar. 3 3434 Mar. 16 95 93^ 3 434 Jan. 27 2934 Jan. 2 3 12 12 95 90% Preferred Highest. Sale Prices. 24 Sale 15 atk tr ctfa 17 29% Sale 5 Lowest. Sale Prices. 7 35 7 8 20 34 Highest. Sale Prices. 3 Sale Sale I* 5 Lowest. Ask. 6 36 17 21 X Class B com 9X Sale "3% ~2l" Preferred 1,605 Hygrade Lamp 560 8 9 • 410 Greenfield Tap & Die 25 135 Greif Bros Coopge cl A com.* 618 Hathaway Bakeries class A.. 45 3 Sale 2 23,204 Gillette Safety Razor Co 6,704 1. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. Sale 3X 17 5 Georgian, Inc (The) common Class A preferred.. 20 1..368 430 Gilchrist Corp 215 March 2. Bid. 3 oS* 30 320 German Credit In? 1st pref. 492 Ask. Bid. 868 Gaheston Houston ElecPrlOO 470 General Alloys Co 110 1 STOCKS 11,845 General Capital Corp mmm — JAN. SINCE Pries Jan. March. 3,360 RANGE IN MARCH. PRICES BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE J 5 17 2 11 Mar. 14 1534 Jan. 2 94 19 Jan. 23 96 Jan. 28 Jan. 5 28 Mar. 12 85 Feb. 3 90 Mar. 10 734 Jan. 7 8 Internat Button Hole Sew¬ 2,744 Internat Hydro Elec Sys cl A 13,280 Jenkins Television Corp com 612 6,595 157 222 7,950 208 504 Llbby McNeil Libby ■ 16,535 105 10 841 100 100 *»*>•»•*«* ~ m _ 190 10 20,978 Shawmut Assn T C 40 So N Engl Ice Co Common.. Stone & Webster Inc cap stk. Swift Ac Co New 25,864 5,254 2,712 Torrington Go (new) 9,820 Traveler Shoe Co * com... 5 8,911 6,643 1.771 23,329 United Founders Corp com 17,415 United Shoe Mach Corp 25 Preferred 25 5,134 1,000 U S & Brit Inv Co com.. 3,183 U S Elec Power Corp * U S & Internat'l Sec Corp— Common 185 100 Utility Equities div priority Corp 2,550 Venezuela Holding Corp 1,840 Venezuelan Mex Oil Corp..16 ....» 1,882 Waldorf Tystem Inc tm «• w. — 24,946 Warren Bros 84 Sale Mar. 31 75c 1.00 2% Sale 75c Mar. 23 2% Mar. 27 Mar. 12 834 Mar. 16 4J4 Mar. 16 Mar. 87 5 75c Mar. 23 334 Mar. 23 Mar. 6 26 Mar. 70X Mar. 3 80 Mar. 11 23 80 26 90 19 ia Sale 19 Mar. Sale 139 9% Sale 139 Mar. 26 — 4 - 23 X Sale 7% 8 52 15 15% IX 13 M Sale 15X Sale 20 17 50c u "2.6b 23 Sale Sale 6 23 234 934 834 334 Jan. 19 Jan. 7 Jan. 3 Feb. 19 Jan. 3 Mar. 17 3034 Mar. 10 5 Mar. 00 1334 Feb. 21 934 Jan. 9 5 Feb. 10 85 Jan. 7 89 Jan. 28 Feb. 2 1434 Feb. 20 75c. Jan. 2 234 Feb. 11 Jan. 8 5634 Jan. 19 23 4 17 3 130 Jan. 1034 Mar 26 8 Mar, 19 3 15c Mar 15c Mar. 50c Mar. 2 Mar 25 734 Mar 4 6 40 25 6 Mar. 48 Mar. 50 Mar 5 16 15 Mar. 1534 Mar 11 Sale 42 ^ 28 % Sale 29 Sale 45c 75c 43 6 fi 47% Sale IX 13 H 13H 47 Sale 30 Sale 45 46 28% 44% 29X 45 75 90 60 13% Mar. 30 1534 Mar. 2 5434 Mar. 21 75c 2 28 2 5 3 Sale Sale 4% Sale 21 Feb. 16 Feb. 25 Jan. 11 3 5434 Mar. 21 3034 Jan. 5 47 Feb. 9 134 Jan. 13 43 Jan. 40c Jan. 2834 Mar. Mar. 25 1534 Feb. 28 134 Feb. 28 1334 Jan. 20 Jan. 3734 Feo. Mar. 80 Jan. 634 Jan. 29% 5 6X 9% Sale 50% Sale 31 31M 28% 4% 6H Sale 57 % Sale 50 Jan. Mar. 14 134 Jan. Jan. 47 Mar. 19 Jan. 22 754 Feb. 25 1434 Jan. 30 Mar. 21 3 25 Mar. 43 4 15c Mar. 44% Mar. 4 29X Mar. 21 2 Mar. 8 Mar. 1534 .Tan. 1 IX Sale 45c 31 IX 15 80 21 Feb. 16 Jan. 1034 Mar. 26 15c. Jan. 50c 50c Mar 21% Mar. 2 334 Jan." 142 534 Jan. 8 75c. Jan. 30 2134 Mar. Jan. Mar 2134 Mar, 142 7% Mar. Mar. 8 47 54 14% Sale 1 IX 10 8 - 40c 20 24% 5 6% 8% Sale 54% Sale 31X 31 24% Mar. 30 5 Mar. 23 8X Mar. 28 54% Mar. 20 31 Mar. 3 Mar. 23 5 1034 Mar. 2 5634 Mar. 3 3134 Mar. 21 36 37 7% Sale 5% Sale Mar. 30 5 Mar. 31 3734 Mar. 23 8 Mar. 2 2X Mar. 17 37 2 234 Mar. 17 3 7734 Mar. 31 85c Mar. 27 90c Mar. 27 2 Mar. 3 Jan. "IX Janl'lS 1934 434 634 5434 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 30 Feb. 18 534 Jan. 1034 Mar. 11 2 Jan. 2 31 3 Jan. 3134 Jan. 21 Jan. Jan. 2 7 Mar. 2 58 Jan. 3 41 3634 Mar. 434 Jan. 8 38 50 64 Sale 35c Sale 2 Sale 40 1 1 50 77% Sale 22 % 23 14 20 X 85c 85c 25^ 1.05 2 IX 73X Mar. 134 Mar. 18 2434 Mar. 11 24 26 % 15 20M 40 35 43 90 97 90 27 New 28 43 44% 20 X 15 37X 40 90 89% 39% Sale 1,210 Whlttelsey Mfg Co class A__ 22% 24 40 21% 25c 2434 Mar. 11 Feb. Feb. 4 4 40 Feb. 64 Jan. 2 77 Feb. 5 6 35c Jan. 2 Mar. 30 Feb. 5 Feb. 17 Jan. 9 1 234 Mar. 17 4 10c 134 Mar. 18 2234 Jan. 15 1 3 2634 Feb. 18 10 15 Mar. 6 8934 Mar. 13 3834 Mar. 3 35 Jan. 29 17 Jan 35 Feb. 25 50 Jan. 8934 2734 40% 2034 Mar. 13 90 Jan. 10c Mar. 24 10c Mar. 24 4534 Mar. 2 4134 Jan. 20 2234 Feb. 20 15c Jan. 10 35c Mar. 17 10c Mar. 35c Mar. 17 85c Mar. 26 65c 154 1134 234 834 Feb. Mar. 11 Mar. 3 40 90 4534 Mar. 2 2234 Mar. 3 50 20 15c Conv preferred... 12 800 Westfield Mfg Co can stock.. — 84 12 Common ... 71 1,000 stk allot ctfs.. 55 Waltham Watch class B_; * 388 Preferred... 100 Prior 86 preferred 100 80 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. 11 Mar. 5 S5.50 200 118 Sale 8X Sale 4% Sale Mar. 30 3X 113^ 8% 4% 8J4 Mar. 31 3034 Mar. 10 534 Mar. 31 6 20 1,081 100 15 . 30 .... 240 9,943 Sale 12 36 H 350 U S Brit Inv Co S3 pf allot ctf 50 100 2 17 18% ... 170 United Carr Fasten Corp com 280 15c". Ill— com.. 15 1,109 23 141K 145 9% Sale 9 6% 250 Reece Folding Mach 135 Tri Continental Corp 11,720 Tower Mfg.. 1,170 Union Twist Drill... 4K 60c. 15% Mills 984 Public Utility Holding 774 4H 100 Preferred... 343 Railway Light & Serv Co com 952 Reece Button Hole Mach._10 6,181 1,364 Sale 130" " 118 6,396 90 20 97 295 mmm 6 Public Service 259 , 70 New 24,510 Pacific ----- 75c 1.00 3 % Sale 100 85 North & South Amer Co 215 Northern Texas Electric 209 87 26 1 7,080 86 3% Sale 4,948 New England Tel 8c Tel...100 1,496 No American Aviation Inc... 85 120 8X 9 4% Sale 7% Mar. 26 "1% Sale' 12 llii 75c. Sale Nat Service Co com shs tr ctfs New England 903 121 1,393 Sale 8X Sale 10 100 463 New Engl Equity Corp... Preferred... 225 159 , 25 C— 197 National Leather 45 8,199 4 2% Sale 9M 10 8% 9 4 Sale 86 87 ...10 2,302 Loew's Theatres 20,876 Mass Utll Associates ▼ t 5,539 Mergenthaler Linotype 200 Mullins Mfg Co 7% 29 % Sale 7X 10 ing Machine Co 2234 Mar. 3 2334 2334 15c 10c 15c 35c 20c 1 80c 88c 70c Mar. 8X 9% 934 Mar. 26 10c Mar. 24 Jan. 30 Jan. 13 Feb. 4 . 5 17 MINING— 506 580 521 646 4,815 791 Arcadian Cons Mining Co... 6,270 Arizona Commercial.......5 25 2,579 Calumet at Hecla 2,000 Clitf Mining 25 7,101 Copper Range Co 25 10,977 East Butte Copper Mining 10 60 725 Hancock Consol Mining Co. 195 Island Creek Coal—..... 1 1,150 15c IX IX 8% Sale ■ ~~6% IX Sale 29 60 New River 10 80 30 61,983 100 265 805 3,936 865 21,990 "lx IX 72,981 North Butte.. 50 5 2.50 300 Ojibway Mining Co.......... ..... Sale 105 6 IX Sale 10X 10H 14X 14ic ""50c 57 1 1 50c a VA Sale 1 25 7 25 8 Sale 10 5 5,240 Utah Apex Mining.........5 1 28,395 Utah Metal at Tunnel.. 1 Sale 26c 3X IX 1 28c 95c 50c 19% 11X Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 2 65c Mar. 11 2734 Mar. 31 8 Mar. 40c Mar. 2 5 7c 50c Feb. 2834 Mar. 4 434 Mar. 23 134 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 95c Mar. 2 17 Mar. 13 134 Mar. 2 1 2 87c Jan. 2834 Feb. 105 Feb. 434 Mar. 1934 Mar. 31 11 5c Mar. 25 5c Mar. 25 5c 59c Mar. 20 59c 134 Mar. 28 3 Mar. 2 3% 1434 834 Sale 8 834 5c 25c IX i¥ 45c VA Sale a 4 75c Mar. 3 2 Mar. 23 1334 Mar. 2 8 Mar. 30 734 Mar. 30 75c Mar. 5 21 Mar. 57c Feb. 9 Feb. 59c Feb. 19 134 Mar. 28 334 Feb. 24 Jan. 75c Jan. 2 Jan. Jan. 5 8 15c 134 Mar. 1 Jan. 2 55c Mar. 25c Jan. 12 134 Mar. 18 35c Mar. 17 2 3 24 5c 5c Mar. 9 Feb. Feb. 7 934 Mar. 11 13 Jan. Feo. 7 934 Mar. 9 5c Mar. 24 Feb. Feb. 334 1534 1034 934 Mar. 27 Feb. 95c 50c Feb. 13 2 34 Jan. 29 334 Mar. 15 31 21 Feb. 134 Jan. 1 20 Jan. 634 Fob. 24 134 Jan. 23 1534 Jan. 134 Mar. 234 Mar. 1.00 3 34 14 3034 Jan. 95c Mar. 6 18 Feb. Feb. 2 Feb. 65c Mar. 11 59c Mar. 20 25c 55c Sale 734 Mar. 30 Feb. 834 Jan. 234 Jan. 634 Jan. 5c 50c o\A 1 3 59c 75c Sale 5c 1034 Mar. 1134 2% Sale 3X 13% 9% 9X 4 105 6 , 13 IX 2% Sale 10 Sale 59c 95c Sale 19 5 "50"" 16 Sale Ex-dividend. Sale 18 3 x 27 X 105 5 75c 65c 29 28 10c Mar. 17 15c Mar. 1 16 15 No par value. 7% Sale 20c Sale 60c 90c * 390 Shannon. 40c 5 15 25 1,985 Old Dominion Co.... 2,170 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co 21,344 Ouincy 4,751 St Mary's Mineral Land Sale 50c common.......... Preferred............. 200 Nlplssiog Mines.. 80 930 i 25 1,560 LaSalle Copper...........25 25 2,997 Mohawk 95 Nevada Consol Copper.. 175 28 27 105 Preferred 315 teewenaw Copper 60 260 761 1 50c 3,950 Isle Royal Copper.........25 425 3 Sale 70c 10% 1334 Feb. 25 Mar. 2 Feb. 17 Jan. 29 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Jan. 23 S Philadelphia St'k Exchange MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE Stock Sales.' March, 1931. Shares Jan, 2 to March 31.--— 1930. 1,228,341 2,923,996 2,641,762 March 6,356,886 Jan. 2 to March 31 Bond Sales. aggregate sales, 1930. 1931. $435,000 1,053,050 $1,544,800 4,373,700 - RANGE SINCE JAN. PRICES IN MARCH. 1. Price In Since Marah. Jan. 1, $ 12,000 8.000 40,000 1,000 1,000 91 000 6,000 12,000 «*«»!* 7,000 *4*3",800 1,000 22,000 5,000 11,000 "F.666 35,000 Shares. "4,550 ' 37,000 70,600 12,000 6,000 18,000 223,000 1,000 Consol Trac N J 1st 5s...1932 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4a. 1945 Certificates of deposit. Interstate Rye coll tr 4s.l943 Keystone Tel 5a—— Lehigh Nay cons 4%a—.... 4s .........1948 6,000 103,400 1,000 8,000 91,000 6,000 16,000 Km Leh 8t New Eng 58—1954 Lehigh Valley Annuity 4s Wm*Wr 98% Sale" - -. 220 T,§66 104 128""* Sale 95% 96 93 Phlla Elec Pow Co 5%s-1972 Reading Terminal 5s...... Strawbridge 8c Cloth 5e..l948 102% 104% 108% 107 Sale 106 93% Sale United Rys 4s trust ctfs.-... Waraef Co 1st 6s wl war.1944 66,000 York Rye 1st 5a— 1987 98% Sale % 3$ 37 16% Sale 116% Sale 4 Sale 9 Sale 54 330 Cambria Iron..—.—50 41% 42 17% 18 43% 2% Sale 5% 10 43 51 Camden Fire Insurance..... sale 200 270 (I) Flshman 8c Sons......... 583 Giant Portland Cement.—50 6,900 Lake Superior Corp......100 Certificates of deposit... 11,700 Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation w 1 20,266 New when issued......... 210 Lehigh Valley 27 Little Schuylkill.. ..... 800 100 3,900 Manufacturers Cas Ins...... 100 Manufactured Rubber Co 30 130 Minehill & Schuylkill Hav.50 ^5,500 Mitten Bank Sec Corp....... Preferred——.— 44 Northern Central RR 32 Northern Pennsylvania Ry— 260 Penn Cent L 5c P cum pref..* 40,100 24,900 500 512 131,400 Pennroad Corp........ 80,300 Pennsylvania RR .—50 900 Penna Salt Manufacturing 1,069 Penn Traffic.—. 2% 495 Phila Dairy Prod pref—...25 Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref——.* Phila Elec Pow pref —.25 20 Phlla Germ 5c Norris RR...50 125 Phlla Insulated Wire...... 900 3,200 1,200 8,785 7,010 Phlla Rapid Transit.......50 7% preferred. 50 113,400 Phlla 8c Reading Coal 5c Iron 27,590 Philadelphia Traction.....50 400 16 *46% Sale* 2 103*" Mar.*27 108% Mar ."6 109% Mar.*31 107% Mar. 20 107% Mar. 20 ..... 50 *99~" 70 *95% Sale 98 128 Mar. Jan. Sale 45% Sale 12% Sale Feb. 150 155 35 39 46% Sale' 46% Mar. 20 Sale — 2% 3 9 * 40% Sale . 63% Sale 1% 1% 22% 24 12% 25 161% Sale 3 24% 20 Sale 116 10 7% Sale 4% 44 35 45 10% Sale 9% 102 40 20% 45 4% 102% 93 . * Sale 60 4 49% Mar. 25 61 2 48% Mar. 23 Mar. 9 9 25 Mar. 30 118% Mar. 19 7% Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. Mar. 30 Mar. 6 5% Mar. 47 2 Mar. 13 12% Mar. Mar. 17 104 Mar. Mar. 30 2 5 7% Sale 44% — 27 Sale 5% 28 5 41% Mar .*23 65% Mar. 24 24% Mar, 21 1% Mar. 23 % Sale 11 22% Mar. 8% Mar. 6 6 25 25 165 175 42% Sale 161% 39% 101% 59% Sale" 6% Sale 23% 24% 2% Mar. 20 Mar. 2 182 Mar. 10 43% Mar. 2 104 Mar. 5 63% Mar. 19 145 Mar. 20 Mar. 31 27% Mar. 2 54 24% Mar. % Mar. 17 56% Mar. 4 24% Mar. 10 10 24 24% 56% —- 10% Sale 10% Mar. 19 10% Mar. 11 12% Mar. 2 86 85 86 85 75 76% Mar. 30 81 7% Sale 62% Sale 78 "1% "2% 90 92 102% Sale 32% Sale 131 42 Sale Sale 80 2 93 102 82 2% Sale 103 33% Sale 130 39% 132 43% 23 Sale 23 10% Sale 10 Sale 19 38% 40% 15% 3.6 25 20 104 Mar. 11 2 63% Mar. 26 Jan. Jan. 9 9 27 27 Mar. 19 6% Mar. 30 % Mar. 17 58 Mar. 30 Mar. Mar. 30 7% Mar. 62% Mar, Mar. 26 78 1% Mar. 17 2 55 62 60 2% 27% Fbb. 27 55 Feb. 27 42% Jan. 23 24% Jan. 3 % Mar. 17 56% Jan. 26 26% Jan. 28 % Mar. 17 10 19 13% Jan. 13% Jan. 23 85% Jan, 23 23 87 81 2 Mar. 14 Mar. 24 43% 55 62 13% Mar. 21 22 Mar. 29 Mar. Jan. 58 Mar . 30 12 6 Jan. 23 Mar. 6 8% Feb. 10 64 Feb. 10 Mar. 30 Mar. 26 81 % Feb. 3 1% Mar. 17 2% Jan. 22 88% Jan. Feb. 32% Jan. 42 22 . 75% Feb. 14 6% Jan. 2 132 20 Mar. 19 10% Mar 129 29 23 o Jan. 23% Jan. 31 52% Mar. 17 42% Jan. 23 130 Jk* 32 Mar. 10 . Jan. 6% Jan. 20 6% Mar, 4 101 39% 11 Mar. 19 31 182 34% Jan. 5 43% Mar. 20 93 Mar. 18 94% 91% Mar. 17 94 102% 104 Mar. 11 102% Mar. 7 103 32% Sale 32% Mar. 17 33% Mar. 3 21% Sale 20 9% 77% 6% Sale 55% Sale 58 2 24% Feb. 26 87 23% 79 5 85% .Tan, Mar. 27 56% 10% 14 12% Sale 93 65% Mar. 24 2% Mar. 20 2 Jan. 52% Mar. 17 Sale 6 2 13 Jan. 53% Sale Mar. 31 Jan. 25 Jan. 25 50 24 2 Feb. 13 100 4 5 12 43 Jan. Mar. 11 7% Mar. Feo. 24 21% Feb. 10 42 46% Jan. 20 2 Jan. Mar. 26 4 6% Mar. 27 5 20 28 50% Jan. 1% Jan. 17 6 24 Mar. 10 Mar, 23% 75 ' Sale 6% Sale 57% Sale . 16 21 17 24 5 Feb. 27 Jan. 23 13 Mar. 17 105 i Mar. 3 11 25 Mar. — 5 2 Jan. .Tan. 46M"Mar"*2 % Jan. 2 53% Feb. 16 16% Jan. 29 48% Mar. 23 Jan. Mar. 31 5 57% ..... 102 Mar. 28 Mar. Jan. Jan. 3 9 60% 8 17% Jan. 24% Sale 4 45 9 40% Mar 61% Mar. 5 Mar. 30 Mar1. 3 Jan, 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 8 Feb. 2 25 6 117% Feb. 9 7% Mar. 2 5% Feb. 6 51 Jan. 6 62% Sale 2 2% ..... Jan, 4 2% Mar. 42 .29 16% Jan. 115% Jan, 6 Jan, Mar, 56% 13 37 20% Mar. 2 27% Sale 51% 55% 42% 24% % Feb. 2 29% Jan. 31 9 40% 23 106 Jan. 42 Mar. 24 13% Sale 3 9 10 6 109% Feb. 27 Feb. 17 12 108 -Jan. 23 107% Jan. 106% Jan. 20 7% Sale 23% 25 25% Sale 96 Jan. 2 103% Feb. 3 105% Feb. Mar. 104% Jan. 40% Mar. 27 20% 101% Sale 50 Feb. 27 Mar. 25 Mar. 27 Mar. 31 Jan. 15 Jan. 23 94 101 50 16% Jan 41 41% 43% — 12 Mar. 23 Jan. 94% 21 Feb. 19 40 101% Mar. 9 29 Feb. 2 104 104 97 13Q Jan. Feb. Feb. Jan. 104 101 97 Jan. Jan. 105% Feb. 2 1073 102% Mar, 18 1053 93% Jan. 2 98 50 Jan, 22 50 Mar.""6 "95% Mar." 6 95% Mar, 6 96 Mar. 4 99% Mar. 28 97% Jan, 16 99% 41% Mar. 41% Sale Jan. Jan. , 94 3 103 29 19 Mar. 1*8 Mar. 11 33% Mar. 7 131 Jan. 2 45% Jan. 3 2 13 10% 36% Mar. 31 9% Mar. 14 37 Mar, 1Q 1% t 9 13% Mar. 21 22 Mar. 9 2 21% Jan. 8% Jan. * 29 Mar. 2 12% Mar. 23 40 32 Jan. 32 1 Sale Certificates. 300 Phila 5c Western Ry——50 Jan. 107% Mar. 30 106% Mar. 102% Mar. 1 105% Mar. 3 97 Mar, 4 97% Mar. 10 '20 23 20 116 117% Sale 7 6% 7% 4 5% Sale — "24"" 89 200 3,435 Mar. % 44% Sale 10,4J)0 Catawissa 1st preferred-...-. 3,050 32,900 93 105% 109% Sale 107% With warrants..——.. XH 72 70 50 14% 1,000 7,700 94% Mar. 20 94% Mar. 27 101% Mar. 31 101% Mar, 31 41 Mar, 24 Mar. 10 42 103 106% 107% 98% ... 31,370 * Mar."25 130"" Mir."25 130 97% Sale 70 19,040 Fire Association..........10 1,000 13,935 106 97% STOCKS par Shares. 43,037 Almar Stores. —♦ 7,330 Amer Foreign Secur 785 Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.* 10,120 Horn 5c Hardart (N Y) com..* 550 Preferred.— ...100 19,200 Insurance Co of N A—...—10 3 5 29 26% 6% Mar. 24 82 97% Mar, 24 101 96% Feb, 19 96% 106 6,600 110 —. 2 Jan. 31% Jan. 94% Fob. 18 — Sale 16*200 49 Sale Sale Sale 105% Sale Sale 109 107% 107% 50% "5*900 129 1967 14,200 Phlla Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s. 1966 30,000 1st 4%s series.........1967 23,500 1st lien & ref 8s.-—.1960 218,700 1st 5s-—.. 1966 27,500 1st Hen 8c ref 5%a.,—1947 3,000 1st lien 8c ref 5%s—-1953 8,895 Electrlo Storage Battery—100 15,803 Empire Corp...........— •*'88 390 Mar, 27 Mar. 9 103*" A$ar""2 104% Mar, 23 Sale' 81% Jan. 30 Salt Prices. 87 Mar. 31 37 Mar. 2 35% Feb. 27 09 41 2,940 7,235 10,500 128% 40*" Sale 5,300 Central Airport..— 10 1,636 Commonwealth Cas Co 691 Consol Traction of N J.—100 375 5 104% 104 *"loI 383 Mar, 24 783 Mar. 24 1003 76. 97> 94% Sale 93.000 7,000 60,000 1,000 22,000 Mar. Highest. Sale Prices. 25 Sale 101% Sale 41 49 27,000 Philadelphia Co 5s. 35 2(T** TO" 100 4s,..,,—.............1971 '3,600 Bankers Securities pref.. 5,910 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref—100 700 Bornot Inc...—.......... 28,600 Budd (E G) Mfg Co— * Preferred 253 ... 22,100 Budd Wheel Co........... 465 Preferred............... 1,650 83% Mar. 9 35% Mar, 12 34 Mar, 27 37% Sale 1Q4 14,700 American Stores. .——* 120 35% Penn Co 4%s .—1963 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s...1943 1,100 6,800 U5 87 35 Sale Prices. 87 Mar. 31 37 Mar, 2 Sale Prices, Ask. Sale Lowest Highest. Lowest. March 31. Ash. Bid. 81% Sale ..... Lehigh Power & Light 6s.,.. Lehigh Valley 1st 4s -.1948 "5*566 3,700 March 2. Ash. ... 100 100 2. 1931. Bid, 6,000 09,000 Jan. Jan, Feb. Mar. 4 15 16 12% Mar. 23 40% Feb. 25 39% Feb. 25 1% Jan. 28 • 1 , PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES In Jan. 1. Shares. PRICES Shares. 3,000 1,100 Jan. STOCKS 188 40 100 8,300 259 115 185 800 4,000 • Ask. % 3% 5% Sale 45% 48% March 2. Bid. Ask 4% Sale 7% Sale 46 50 March 31. Bid. Ask. 4% 6% 4% 7% 46 50 Lowest. Sale 4% Mar. 7 Sale Sale Prices. 9 Mar. 18 45% Mar. Lowest. Highest. Prices. 9 Mar. 2 7% Mar. 2 5 48% Mar. 27 7% A 6% preferred 15 "3,800 10 Scott Pater 2,162 178,170 Seaboard Preferred. .... 3% Sale 1% 1% 3% lj| 25 8,146 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge 250 Telephone Security Corp.. 185 Sale 44 Sale 1% 2K 4% Sale 5% 42 1% 49% 2% 4% Sale 1 1-16 h % Sale 1 1-16 M 7-16 4% Mar, 13 1% Mar. 5 5% Mar. 1 % Mar. 4% Mar. 3 % T ... 1,100 Tono-Be Imont Devel.. 7,500 Tonopah Mining JAN. 1. U 1-16 % % Sale Mar. 21 42 Mar. 14 44 % Mar. 25 8 Mar. 19 1-16 Mar. 30 % Mar. 2 5 4 5 Prices. Feb. 25 7% Feb. 28 42% Jan. 99% Jan. 20 24 48% Mar. 27 5% Feb. 25 Feb. 10 90 2 46 1% Feb. 7 1% Jan. 14 5 3% Jan. 2 8 Mar. 19 Feb. 41 8 % Mar. 6 % Mar. 31 Sale 2 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 10 3 Highest. Prices. 3% Jan. 5% Jan. 90 Utilities Corp 85,686 Sentry Safety Control 9,100 Shrevc EI Dorado Pipe L SINCE 2 1930. Bid. 111,100 Railroad Shares Corp 21,500 Reliance Insurance.. RANGE IN MARCH. Price Since March. PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE 67 9 Feb. 10 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 4% Mar.; 44% Jan. 9 % Mar. 25 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 19 8 Mar. 19 Jan. Feb. 22 % Jan. 9 1-16 17 Mar. 31 fir"! 2,100 61,666 129",555 4,089,507 Union Traction .50 21% Sale 22% Sale United Gas Inapt com new..* 27% Sale 100% 101 33% Sale 99% Sale 4,900 1,000 76,455 300 200 16,450 Victory Insurance Co 320 Victory Park Land Impt 1,800 Warner Company..... 30 17,603 ~"i00 164 * Common class B 63 407 * W x 60 65 10 Sale 59 14 66 15 Sale 7 8 4% "27% "35" 93 Jersey & Seashore RR...50 Ex-dividend, Sale Sale 60 65 14 15 31 5 32 rti 29 iy< 32 Sale 60 .... 60 12 14 ; 33 102 Mar. 30 31% 99% 60% 13% Mar. 22% Mar. 4 3 37% Mar. 17 Mar. 2 102% Mar. 30 Mar. 17 Mar. 13 62 Mar. 4 14% Mar. 17 7% Mar. 2 4% Mar. 24 7% Mar. 2 4% Mar. 24 21 Mar. 30 Jan. 27% Jan. 98% Jan. 60% Jan. 10 Jan. 23 Jan. 6 6 22% Jan. 37% Mar. 17 30 102% Mar. 30 30 2 20 62 Mar. 17 2 15 Feb. 14 Feb. M 28 4% Mar. 24 16 14% 32 35 32 Sale 60% Sale 12 17 35 4% Jan. 2 30 Mar. 30 31 Mar. 19 29% Jan. 6 96 4% * Preferred 300 Westmoreland Coal 800 Westmoreland Corp 234 York Rys pref No par value, 21 22 Preferred new .._....* 626,221 * 1,100 U S Dairy Prod class A... 860 400 21% Sale Certificates of deposit 500 Mar. 13 96 Mar. 13 96 Jan. 2 7% 4% 32% 97 60 Mar. 60% Mar. 31 60 12 .Tan. 8 60% Feb. 25 Feb. 4 12 Mar. 13 Mar. 17 16% Mar. 23 14 33 Jan. 10 Mar. 17 34 2 ..... 14% 16% 16 32 35 33 34 Mar. 4 Feb. F.b. 26 11 Feb. 13 Feb. 4 16% Mar. 23 Jan. 20 RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE ... Shares Jan. 1 to March 31 AGGREGATE 1930. 97,967 229,147 Jan. 1. BONDS Ask. STOCKS Shares. Shares. 150 23 20 700 Aetna Rubber * J. 67* .... ""216 50 9 82 Chase Brass Ac Cop pfd 470 Clark Fred G 327 20 9 411 467 460 297 76 100 179 1,202 192 'l45 110 150 120 30 110 141 118 160 3 1 "56 10 15 246 100 20 151 295 100 1,212 2,167 211 "425 317 10 600 130 100 51 - 10 1,122 1,205 20 2 .* 3 .... 9 4 7 50 65 59 ... 1054 4 70 68*4 154 2*4 15 Sale 354 6 A ii 9*4 Mar. 14*6 2 85 1 103 36*4 Sale 2 1*4 3 3 Sale 81' 9054 113 113 70 95 80" Sale 254 1954 5*4 3*4 Sale 2 7 Sale 48 7 17*4 13*4 51 7 36*4 30 6 35*4 24*4 6*4 4 15 Preferred L 13*4 101 86 6 90 12 ..... 10 62*4 40 28*4 10 * * 100 20 37 86 Mar. 12 Mar. 10 Mar. 23 2 Mar. 19 1*4 Mar. 3*4 Mar. 84 4*4 Mar. 80 554 77 75*4 Mar. 1*4 Mar. 1554 Sale 85 2*4 4 5*4 3 *4 2 4 6954 1054 50 60*4 Mar. XJS 12*4 Mar. 19 Mar. 6 Mar. 17 3*4 M&r. 5 Jan. 14 16 100 Sale 100*4 2154 26 22 23 100 98 Sale 99 92 19 9 104 18*4 4 95 95*4 19 Feo. 17 23 3 81*4 Jan. 23 154 Feb. 18 2*4 Jan. 9 Jan. 17 81 *4 Jan. 68*4 Jan. 84 7 99 17 4*4 Mar. 12 6 Mar. 17 Mar. 14 6 Feb. 75 8154 Mar. 4 13*4 Mar. 10 13 Mar. 4 51*4 Mar. 27 101*4 Mar. 16 17*4 1054 Sale 62*4 Mar. 13*4 Mar. 11 Mar. Mar. 49 6*4 16 1054 Jan. 2 Mar. 27 Jan. 16 11 13 Feb. 19 45 101*4 Feb. 105 84*4 5 Mar. 12 51*4 Mar. 27 19 105*4 Jan. 12 3554 Mar. 28 Mar. 6*4 Mar. 60*4 Mar. 16 Mar. 954 Mar. 97 Mar. 36 30 7 Mar. 27 35 Mar. 12 27 Mar. 18 6 Mar. 84 Mar. 11 Mar. 16 5 22*4 98*4 22 94 70 26 65 33*4 21 8 41*4 21 5*4 Sale 40 105 Sale 5 9 7 Jan. 4} 77} 63 16! oz 6254 43*4 Jan. 87*4 Jan. 30 5*4 Mar. 11 Jan. 80 6*4 Mar. 13 6254 Mar. 12 Jan. Mar. 12 Jan. 83 *4 Jan. lviar. Mar. 2 100 Mar. 4 102*4 Feb. 22 Mar. Jan. 12 8*4 Jan. Mar. 3 16*4 Jan. Mar. 26 8* Mar. 12 Jan. 2 83*4 Jan. 26 100 21 Jan. 4 22 Mar. 98 Feb. 10 89*4 Jan. 20 2 103*4 Mar. 30 Mar. Mar. 4 14 23*4 Feb. 11 Feb. 10 98 Mar. 14 94 Jan. 12 19 4 Feb. 16 97 3 12 Mar. 31 354 Jan. 15 99 Feb. 28 102 Jan. 27 97*4 Jan. 13 97*4 Jan. 13 854 Feb. 6 Sale 5 Sale Sale Mar. Mar. Mar. 98 2 98 Mar. 94 Mar. 14 3 18*4 Mar. 4 Mar. 13 Mar. 24 Mar. 26 11 40 15 Mar. 14 24 Sale 24 "Si* 32*4 Mar. 25 14*4 15*4 Mar. 31 14*4 Mar. 18 38 35 65 Mar. 11 Mar. 6 27 27 106 103 20 25*4 Mar. 65 33*4 19 654 7*4 42*4 Sale 105*4 13*4 Mar. 19 52 Mar. 3 15*4 Mar. 25 17 40 5 40 * 5 25 2 19 Feb. 24 3 5 96 Feb. 39*4 Mar. 2 35 Mar. 11 66 6 64*4 Feb. 45 Mar. Mar. 24 26 Jan. 9 102 18 Feb. 40 105 13 6 14 Jan. 3 Mar. Mar. 26 6 Feb. Jan. 16 6 31 Feb. 6 5*4 Feb. 19 15*4 Feb. 28 96 Feb. 13 35 Feb. Mar. 12 Mar. 19 Jan. 15*4 Mar. 25 26 Mar. "7 60 98*4 Jan. Feb. Jan. Mar, Feb. Jan. 14*4 Mar. 96 Mar 13*4 Feb. 10 16 98*4 32*4 5*4 12*4 '35" Mar. 11 2754 Mar. 3 105 19 Mar. 12 8 Mar. 9 Mar. Mar. 14 Mar. 24 12*4 Jan. 16 g* 103 102H 100*4 Mar. 97*4 if 80 27 Sale Mar. 11*4 Jan. 83 103* 215 103*4 Mar. 96 39*4 16 140 -5 100 93*4 Mar. 17 Mar. 4 Mar. 97 16*4 45 Feb. Mar. 25 15*4 Jan. 7 Feb. 16 3 14 26 22 14*4 12 28 21x8 9 Jan. Mar. 5*4 Mar. 11 Mar. 21 Jan. 8 6154 Mar. 23 85 6*4 Mar. 13 24 14 Jan. 30 Feb. 9 19 Feb. 22 3 554 Feb. Feb. 6 37 58*4 Feb. 13 Feb. 65 Jan. (Jan. Jan. 81 Vky* 70 140 4*4 Mar. 21 41 25 14 58*4 Jan. 5 *4 J an. 80*4 100 9854 25 38 12 Feb. 63 16 4 14 62*4 Mar. 12 6154 Mar. 23 24 8154 Mar. 6 1254 Jan. 70 6154 13 52*4 18 35 4 2 Jan. 15 5 11*4 51*4 13*4 24*4 98*4 Mar. 19 100 99 100 3 Mar. 13 Feb. 24 Fob. 20 6254 Mar. 12 25 30 Jan. Jan. 8 Sale 7 Jan. 5 Sale 100 Jan. 5 30 30 94 Mar. 11 2 113*4 111*4 Jan. 55 Jan. 19 65 Jan. 3 30 4*4 7 2*4 Jan. 24 19 70 38 82 10 25 Mar. 14 28 1154 2 2*4 Mar. 90 9 7 36 6*4 11 654 Mar. 16 Jan. 29 16 102*4 Jan. Feb. 5 105 5 3754 Feb. Feb. 31 80 Feb. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 17 12 43*1 4 Feb. Feb. Jan. 1954 Feb. lly 30 12 3*4 Mar. 12 8 554 28 35*4 103*4 Jan. Mar. 16 80 Mar. 30 113*4 Mar. 13 65 Mar. 9 80 Mar. 21 84 Mar. 4 1*4 Mar. 6 17 Mar. 16 Mar. 75*4 1*4 84 Mar. 80 88 34*4 5 5 30 11354 112 63" 9754 18 6 Feb. 1 *4 Jan. 3*4 Mar. 12 Mar. 65 19 97 16 25 Feb. 6 85 2 80 84 , Sale 36 65 22 5 102*4 102*4 35*4 7754 Mar. 23 75 95 8 8 12*4 11 Feb. 15*4 Jan. 61 54 8 100 2 60 60 * 120 Miller Wholesale Drug ._.._* 2 Mar. 85 10054 102*4 102*4 104*4 101*4 Mar. 100 3 Feb. 2 2*4 Mar. 2 50 55 62 7§ 1954 Feb. 11 6*4 Mar. 27 43*4 Jan. 29 654 Mar. 16 Mar. 12 104 36*4 Mar. 86 15 59 14 1,177 McKeeA G "B" __....* 685 Medusa Portland Cement...* 208 Metro Paving Brick » Mar. 104 3654 Sale 80 18 105 * 12*4 Mar. 19 3 Mar. 14 2 85*4 100 Sale 1054 50 17 Mar. 25 7 9*4 Mar. 3 72*4 Feb. 17 40 Sale 80 12 Feb. 5 4 Mar. 4*4 Feb. Mar. 16 i 6*4 Mar. 27 654 45 Sale 49*4 910 Kay nee __10 15 Preferred 100 755 Ke»y Island L Ac T » 140 Korach Company * 2,623 Lamson Sessions * 39 Loews Ohio TheatreslstpflOO 6 26 70 72 4 30 5 100 14, 13 541 Jaeger Machine 16 Jordan Motor pref Preferred 92 20 _ 3,006 India T At R 4,174 Interlake SS Mar. Mar. 16 8 75 5 95 67 100 Sale 31 112*4 Sale 130 Eaton Axle & Spring * 2 Edwards (Win) pref......100 55 564 Elec Controller Ac Mfg 593 Enamel Products * 35 301 Faultless Rubber * 26 345 Federal Knitting Mills......* 2 300 Ferry Cap Ac Set Screw 55. 265 FirestoneT&R6% pref..100 245 Foote Burt. ..__.* 14*4 468 Fostoria Pressed Steel 509 General T At R— 25 885 Preferred 100 84*4 4 615 Geometric Stamping ...._..* 65 44 Glidden prior pref ..100 8 1,129 Godman H C ........ * 400 Goodrlch(B F) ....* 50 Preferred 100 45 200 Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber * 50 Preferred * 82 10 Great Lakes Towing 100 47 Great Lakes Tow pref ....100 103 21 936 Greif Bros Cooperage .* 425 Halle Brothers............10 96 211 Preferred 100 155 Hanna (MA) $7 cum pref.. 100 730 Harbauer * 17*4 165 Harris Seybold Potter.. * 3*4 89 Higbee 1st preferred.....100 101** 20 2nd preferred....... .100 55 98 36 2 Jan. Mar. 16 Jan. 22 Feb. 18 Feb. 7 Jan. 13 6 94 260 Cliffs Corporation v t c * loOlColumbus Auto Parts pref ._* 834 Commercial Bookbinding. * 2,129 Dow Chemical... Preferred.. 100 175 2,506 Mohawk Rubber 2,736 Myers F E Ac Bros 7 Jan. 354 Jan. 4*4 Mar. 19 Mar. 25 Mar. 31 22 104 37 *4 82 33 J .... l",28l Feb. 90 102*4 ... "54 25 IW 101« 100 * .* ...... 75 654 75 18*4 50 H .... Preferred 4*4 5 31" 90 102 * 100 39 Cleveland Ry Certificates of deposit. .100 2,224 1,173 Cleveland Securities prior pf* * 737 Cleveland Union Stkyds 100 537 Cleveland'Worsted Mills 100 880 Cleveland Ac Sand Brew 50 "161 31 5 898 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref..* 1,580 Cleveland Elec 111 6% pref 100 230 Cleveland Quarries 4 72 75 10 1st preferred 10 "317 10 100 74 Cleveland Auto Mach... 6 7 19 X 8*4 13 27 *4 * ..100 2,490 City ice 8c Fuel Pref 545 24 Jan. 3 100 Mar. 31 100*4 5 Mar. 23 Feb. 18 38*4 98 "56" Mar."13 "90*4 Mar."2l 92 90 70 45* 25 100 Preferred 586 5 9954 100*4 4*4 38*4 Mar. §1 100*4 Mar. 16 4*4 Mar. 23 4*4 Mar. 23 166*4 98 93 70 * 233 Canfield Oil... 260 . Highest. Sale Prices. "67" 67 90 Sale 5 50 Brown Fence Ac Wire A pfd__* B * 170 120 Bulkley Bldg preferred...100 240 Byers Machine A * 25 Lowest. Sale Prices. ----- 9754 92 100 Preferred B 32 Bessemer Limestone 170 4*4 98 35* 23 Air Way preferred .100 * 305 Allen Industries........ 16 Highest. Sale Prices. Par. ... 1,252 Apex Electric.... 1. Lowest. Ask. Ask. Bid. 100*4 Sale 90 Allen Industries preferred..* 50 American Vitrified Prod 50 977 Bid. Sale 1931 100 15,000 Cleve Ry 5a 1933 33,000 Cleveland Ry 5s 3,100 Cleve S W RyAcLt GAtC5sl954 1,000 Lake Shore Elec Ry Gen5sl933 97 1933 3,000 N O T & L 4s 86 15,500 Steel At Tubes Inc. debs 6sl943 "5,560 JAN. SINCE Sale Prices. March 31. March 2. 1931. % 1,000 RANGE MARCH. IN 2 Bid. 33.055 1930. $70,600 505,850 Price Jan. Since March. Jan. 1 to March 31. PRICES STOCK EXCHANGE 1931. $39,500 150,150 Bond Sales. ^ March CLEVELAND SALES. In AS 1931. 36,078 112,787 Stock Sales. March 47 70 Jan. Jan. 13 8 2754 Mar. 24 105 Mar. 9 19 Mar. 12 8 Mar. 19 Feb. 45 Mar. 26 Feb. 19 105 10 Feb. 19 t \ 69 CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES In March. Shares. CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE Since Jan. 1. Shares. 1,105 STOCKS 111 740 10 Preferred 50 650 2,558 Bid. _ . . 135 132 132 Preferred 126 100 20% March 31. Ask. Bid. Sale 138 Sale _____ 6% 7 6% 3 5 3 30 10 25 8 10 136 18 130 7* 2% 1% 5 5 Sale 68 Sale 107 104% 10 27 24% 64 Ask. 133 6 .* » Bid. 9 6% 200 Nineteen Hundred Corp * 3 North Amer Securities Co..* 96 Ask. 132 % 138 20 % 22 ....100 .... Nestle Le Mur class "A" 4,088 Ohio Brass "B" 1,077 March 2. 1931. Par. 243 National Carbon pfd 100 2,037 National Refining.... 25 201 Preferred..............100 1,577 National Tile....... ♦ 30 National Tool.............50 678 19% 134 Sale 8* 2P Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. 8% Mar. 136 4 133 6% Mar. 4 Mar. 23 Sale 59 Mar. 31 105 19 Sale" 18% 11% 11% 3 25% 12 13* 11* 28 Sale 26% 28 4% 26% Mar. 23 • 18% 20% 24 32 22% 25% 23% Mar ."28 * 24% 55 Sale 2% 3 Preferred 1,430 * 1 * * 25 11 c....... 4,327 Seiberling Rubber.........* wf§ Preferred 346 175 100 ........ 1,410 Selby Shoe.......... Preferred 25 2",306 Sherwi n-Willlams Preferred s 562 250 Small wood Stone "l32 • .........100 6.900 240 25 ... ..100 * 6% 5% 9 5% 35 11% 12 90 62% Sale 105% 3 "A" preferred.. i"B" preferred 183 10 38 25 ..... 8 30 11 * ...* 325 Stouffer Corp "A" WW Without warrants.. 30 * 25 28 .._* 30 * 6 100 Thompson Aeronautical....* 1,850 Thompson Products Inc .* 308 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100 """20 10 50 Swartwout 650 202 220 548 Union Metal............. 813 Van Dorn Iron. 180 * * 393 Vlchek Tool.......... 1.121 Weinberger Drug * 35 Weilman Engineering pref 100 90 West Res Inv Corp pr pfd. 100 293 657 ... ""90 335 White Motor ""40 " 4 8 14% Sale 10 33 7 9 6 9 Sale 15 J Sale 1% 1% 20 24 40 68 2% 6 Sale" Sale 10 68' Mar. 30 2% Mar. 5 40 5% Mar. 30 4 35 Mar. 15 14 64 Mar. 30 29 30 17% Sale Sale 37% 9 67 65 Mar. 10 "28"." 24 29 10% 101 33% 5% Preferred 100 Mar. 25 3 Jan. 5 Jan. 29 25 3 Jan. 29 Feb. 23% Jan. 3 Feb. 24 12 71 Feb. Mar. 23 2 Feb. Mar. 26 Mar. 26 7% Mar. Feb. 7 17 30 5 3% Jan. 20 19% Jan. 14 20% Feb. 18 Jan. 2 2% Jan. 2% Jan. 7 Jan. 29 54 8 6 17 Sale 37% 7% 10 9 13 16 14 15 85 95 85 75 60 68% 95 % 100 108 99% Sale Mar. 12 4 26 Jan. 5 Mar. 26 20% Feb. 18 76% Feb. 27 3 Jan. 6 2% Jan. 29 7% Jan. 30 7% Feb. 28 4% Feb. 32 Feb. 35 12 Jan. 16% Feb. 17 Jan. 90 60% Jan. 105% Feb. 109 Jan. 15 4 Jan. 22 7 3 Mar. 2 20 Jan. 68% Mar. Jan. 2 1% Mar. 10 14 7 Mar. 17 Mar. 20 Jan. 28 Feb. 9 7 Jan. 7 Jan. 13 j 7 28% Mar. 28% Mar. 17 25% Jan. Feb. 25 5 4% Mar. 5 14 Mar. 5 101 Mar. 2 104 17% Mar. 22 Mar. 25 34 Mar. 28 6 Mar. 20 34% Mar. 16 5 8% Mar. 9 Mar. 10 10 11% Mar. 23 Mar. 3 15% Mar. 27 Feb. 24 4% Mar. 5% Feb. 4 8 4% Mar. 8 14 Mar.' 20 70 Mar. 12 • 25 Feb. Feb. 24 17% Feb. 24 Feb. 10 104 Mar. 16 34 Feb. 100% Jan. 30 4 Jan. Jan. 9 Jan. 8 Mar! 24 102% Mar. 24 99% Mar. 20 100% Mar. 5 Mar. 10 Mar. 87 5 3 28 Feb. 27 70 11% Mar. 85 68% 102% 104% 102% 99% 100 Jan. '.-Mar. 28% Mar. Mar. 95 70 104 Mar. 19 3% Jan. 30 28% Feb. 26 Mar. 10 75 108 13 15 Mar. 35 16 Mar. 12 15% Jan. Jan. 68% Mar. 23% Feb. 103 14 21 105% Jan. 17 107% Mar. 19 Jan. 5 18% Mar. 21 20 28 Mar. 21 2 14 Mar. 31 59 3 % Jan. 25 Jan. 27% 6 5 8 5 11 3 14 7 10% Jan. 74% Mar. 21 Jan. 5* Feb. Jan. Mar. 19 2 22% Jan. 29 Mar. 30 135 30 Mar. 12 68% Mar. 108% Mar. Mar. 108% 107 3% 2 1% Mar. 48 20 Mar. 4¥> Jan. Highest. 90 90 60" 13 15 6% 5% Sale 3% 9 V3 5 13% 107 5 17 Mar. 32 5 32% 2 90 4% 101 Mar. 24 11 "25% 68 2 7 32 90 67 106 9 50 178 White Motor Sec pfd 100 Youngstown Sheet & Tube 1~,740 10% 100% 100% 30 24 71% 2% 11% Mar. 30 11 2 2 337 Standard Textile 26 "914 ser 12* 10 10 .......... 182 Robbins Ac Myers ytc V t c series 2 55 2% Mar. Mar. 19 107% Mar. 19 19 Mar. 2 18% Mar. 21 20 25 8 107 10% 10% 2% 24 1,628 1. Sale Prices. 5 10% Mar. 6 Jan. 31 6 138 19% Mar. 13 3 19 120 Peerless Motor...... Mar. 12 Mar. 25 7% Jan. 135 23% Feb. * 1,850 Reliance Mfg. 100 Republic Stmpg & Enam 10,302 Richman Bros 2 5 59 * 1,820 Patterson-Sargent .........* Mar. 25 2 890 Packard Electric 755 Packer Corporation 100 Paragon' B" endorsed......* 6 Mar. 12 21 Mar. 30 134 462 Ohio Seamless Tube .... 10% Mar. Mar. 23 138 19% Mar. 13 250 ""295 SINCE JAN. Sale Prices. 340 420 '"330 RANGE IN MARCH. Jan. 2 2,045 National Acme 147 PRICES Price about 23% Feb. 11 Jan. 13 102% Mar. 104 99% Jan. 5 101% Jan. 57% Jan. 2 27 BANKS* 854 103 137 49 - 38 1,787 20 1.814 Central-United Nat Bk. 773 Cleveland Trust.........100 241 Guardian Trust .........100 160 Midland (Ind)..... 155 National City.. 7,658 Union Trust...... 57% Sale 322 324 100 61 72 74 62 58 Sale 62 Mar. 11 318 320 318 320 315 Mar. 24 320 Mar. 10 315 Mar. 24 325 Jan. 8 330 350 326 329 328 Mar. 30 330 Mar. 3 324 Jan. 5 330 Feb. 265 280 265 260 Mar. 30 265 Mar. 4 260 Mar. 30 275 16 13 323 321 Mar. 23 323 Mar. 16 321 Mar. 23 327 Jan. Jan. Mar. 23 Mar. 325 100 25 Sale 350 270 323 72 Sale 70 Sale 58 70 Mar. 28 73 9 69% Jan. 14 63 75 Feb. 24 Jan. 6 9 Detroit Stock Exchange MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD -1 , 1 11 1 1 RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE 1931. Stock Sales. March Shares ...... Jan. 1 to March 31. AGGREGATE Shares. Shares. In , STOCKS 200 Allen Industrie* com.*.....* 420 Alloy Steel class A...——* Class B ...* 790 1,025 4,151 14,667 9,095 3,269 Auto Pan ft Bearing com.. * 2,145 Baldwin Rubber class A Class B._.. 12,219 27,874 Bower Roller Bearing..... 27,450 Briggs Mfg Co common.... 28~,289 75.393 Chrysler Corp common.....* Bid. 1,705 3 565 Continental Motors com....* 900 1,000 Copeland Products class A. Class B * 2,684 Class Bet c_. 1,590 1,260 Crowley-Milner Ac Co com..* 140 875 9,478 4,240 5.217 150 45 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert comlO Detroit ft Clerel Nay com..10 211 Detroit Edison com......100 60 Detroit Forging A com... • 8,854 Detroit Gasket Ac Mfg Co 100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com.* 300 Detroit Majestic cl A pref 150 Detroit Mich Stove Co......* Till 100 200 __ 50 6,938 2,639 263J 10 Detroit Motor Bus 363 Detroit Paper Products.....* 1,010 Detroit Steel Prod 310 533 2,508 5,637 526 874 20 924 Class B._; 2,441 Fourth 9 54 3 54 11 16g Sale 35 1154 13 8 Sale 20,730 Hall Lamp 100 4,390 51,061 3,275 5,475 1654 354 454 1,063 7 6 954 Sale 1054 11 2254 Sale 8,508 Kresge (S S) Co com.......l0 922 Lakey Foundry & Mach... 409 Mahon (R Cl conv pref 34 500 600 Marquette Oil Co com 21 28 954 Sale 754 654 Sale 7 1454 Sale 26 2754 55 Sale * v t c.10 3,235 5,008 __.»..* 6,474 McAleer Mfg com 5,023 Mesta Machine common....5 "2",380 23,734 Michigan Sugar com......10 """920 25 Moreland Oil Corp class A..* 4,174 Motor Bankers Corp com.. 7.680 Motor Products Corp com...* 254 Mar. 3 154 Mar. 20 14 454 Sales 1554 Sale 1954 Sale 14 Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Mar. 6 454 Mar. 30 Mar. 2 1954 Mar. 4 254 Mar. 20 25b 1454 554 17 Mar. Mar. 5 3 Mar. 2 Mar. 25 2254 Mar. 25 —- 3554 Sale "7" Sale 2p8 "5" Sale 44 554 Sale 1254 Sale 454 5 254 Sale 20 "654 """ 8 38 Bare 43 23 31 Sale 354 Sale 2054 Mar. 30 354 Mar. 30 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 6 1 154 Mar. 5 1554 Mar. 17 15 16 13 754 8 18554 190 8 185 i!H 754 Sale 10 10 10 23 85c 27 2 11 1754 5 2 2454 19 8 11 , 2554 Mar. 4 54 Mar. 9 2 Mar. 19 254 Mar. 11 154 Mar. 13 1654 Mar. 4 6 Mar. 2 1754 Mar. 23 8 Mar. 13 Mar. 13 Mar. 7 189 Mar. 12 "l2" 27 12 15c 17 30c 1654 1754 585 300 4,275 Muller Bakeries class A com.* 52,685 Murray Corp common » 8 225 Muskegon Motor Specialties * 8 National Baking pref 100 20c 15 654 Sale 2 Mar. 23 Mar. 27 Mar. 18 4 5 1054 Sale 454 454 254 2 54 2054 ..... 39 14 Sale 140 1254 4 Sale" ::::: 17,131 Reo Motor 4,539 com....... —.10 Common vot trust ctfs.... 775 3,890 River Raisin Paper com....* 1,518 Scotten Dillon com....... 10 5,381 Second Nat Investors com... Preferred................. 1,110 310 Silent Automatic com.....* 250 1,410 126 1,215 140 90 25 Preferred 200 ♦ 12 Sutherland Paper com....10 360 Third Nat Investors com....* 6 3 254 Mar. 11 154 Feb. 4 18 Jan. 19 1 1554 Mar.17 15c 33 15c 20c 18e Mar. 654 7 2 654 Jan. 754 Feb. Mar. 23 7 Mar. 2 1454 Mar. 2 2954 Mar. 25 3 9 554 Mar. 23 1054 Mar. 31 2254 Jan. 2 43 Mar. 10 25 31 Mar. 26 2 30 554 Mar. 10 Jan. 27 Jan. 16 Feb. 18 354 Feb. 17 4154 Mar. 30 4854 Mar. 21 4 Ma.1,23 554 Mar. 19 10 Mar. 20 1254 Mar. 2 554 Mar. 27 254 Mar. 13 454 Mar. 19 254 Mar. 2 22 Mar. 24 754 Mar. 19 Mar. 7 22 Mar. 24 854 Mar. 10 Mar. 6 7 4554 Mar. 10 1854 Mar. 19 954 Mar. 10 i8o* 2454 Mar 21 254 Mar. 3 354 Mar. 12 Mar. 13 1754 Mar. 31 2654 Mar. 18 24 17 20c 20c 16 454 Mar. 13 11 1854 Mar. 17 2754 Mar. 2 Mar. 5 Mar. 17 Mar. 13 3554 Jan. 2 254 Feb. 2 7 4 Jan. 2 Jan. 29 254 Feb. 21 Sale 39 1 Sale" Mar. 7 Mar. 30 854 Sale 29 Sale 11 29 70 854 6 354 Sale Sale Sale 10 10 454 68 5 1154 Sale 14 21 854 Sale 8 18 6 ..... 8 Sale Sale 154—19 Sale 1 16 8 38 Jan. 2 Jan. 19 4554 Mar. 10 1254 454 1054 654 Jan. 26 Jan. 2 Jan. 13 Feb. 17 Mar. 19 2054 Mar. 30 154 Jan. 8 2554 Feb. 25 2454 Mar. 21 3 11 13 Jan. 9 Mar. 13 Feb. 24 A?* 18 54 8 754 Mar. 30 754 Mar. 6 154 Mar. 30 16 12 24 26 24 9 Sale Sale 20 Sale Mar. 27 554 Mar. 30 J 1154 8954 1254 Mar. 16 11 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 654 Mar. 17 2754 Sale Mar. 11 Mar. 9 4654 Mar. 10 35| Mar. 3 1854 Mar. 10 Mar. 21 48 1154 Mar. 2 Mar. 23 30 1254 Mar. 8 : 6 Mar. 14 Jan. 18 ..... 19 10c 15 Jan. Jan. 35c 15 554 Mar. 31 Jan, . Jan. Mar. Feb. 354 Feb. 1154 Feb. 31 5b Jan. 6 Mar. 4 654 Mar. 2 52 Mar. 25 6 954 Jan. 45 90 13 Mar. 10 Mar. 2 854 Mar. 3 6 Mar. 28 Mar. 2 2454 Mar. 14 25 Mar. 27 10 11 8 Jan. 24 Feb. 26 Mar. 11 554 Feb, 18 Feb. 24 Mar. 28 Feb. 5 2054 Jan. Jan. 1254 Mar. Jan. 8954 Feb. 20 25 19 6 16 24 3 21 26 17 21 28 10854 Mar. 26 Jan. 454 Mar. 60 654 Feb. 6 154 Feb. 10 15 Jan. 8 354 Jan, 3 18 Jam Jan. 48 754 Mar. 30 2 Feb. 2 Jan. 30 Jan. Mar. 854 Jan. 2754 Mar. 8 7 754 Jan. 23 4654 Mar. 10 454 Feb. 3 1854 Mar. 10 354 Feb 1254 Jan. 5 48 354 Feb. 20c 25 Mar. 2 Mar. 12 8 Mar. 19 3 Feb. 25 Mar. 12 Jan. 6 Jan. 21 354 Feb. 2554 354 12 1854 3654 Mar. 21 4354 Jan. 12 854 Mar. 18 32 20 2754 Mar. 18 Jan. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 12 90 Mar. 10 Mar. Jan. 1054 75 80 13 8 24 Mar. 14 3 22 9 16 Mar. 1054 Mar. 18 6 4854 Mar. 21 554 Mar. 19 1354 Feb. 25 554 Mar. 27 20c 3 10854 Mar. 26 5 Mar. 4 454 Mar. 11 50 1254 Mar. 30 2754 Mar. 31 8 854 Sale 654 854 154 2 9 Sale 18 Jan. 6 Mar. 24 Feb, 25 1254 Jan. 29 2054 Jan. 27 654 Jan, 3 454 Jan. 354 Feb. Sale Feb. Jan. 4 25 654 954 Sale 28 93 Mar. 21 Feb. 21 30 1754 Feb. 28 18c 3 32 Mar. 5 20c Mar. 17 1954 Mar. 5 4 41 Jan. 3 Feb. 24 Mar. 25 Feb. 16 17 Mar. 1454 Sale Jan. 2754 Feb. 10 3654 Mar. 21 Mar. 27 Mar. 30 27 10 754 15)4 2954 6054 13 5 15c 1154 Mar. 10 2554 Jan. 29 254 Feb. 6 3054 Mar. 6 1554 13 1154 Mar . 10 754 Mar. 11 10 30c Feb. 854 Mar. 24 754 Mar. 13 3954 Mar. 2 1654 Mar.. 9 754 Ma .31 Sale Feb. 26 29 254 23 33 3 2054 Mar. 11 Feb. 11 1354 190 Jan. 1254 Sale Mar. 19 27 25 354 Mar. 12 27 Jan. Feb. 1554 Jan. 5 6 9 1754 Mar. 23 954 Jan. 15 1154 Jan. 75s Jan. 173 6 Feb. 2454 Jan. 48 ..........100 1,474 Square D class A__ Class B * 2,115 3,455 Standard Steel Spring......* 225 Stearns (Frederick) 8c Co..* 920 712 ,355 "loo com...* Jan. Feb. 1 8 Mar. 27 Mar, 27 2 2054 Mar. 30 154 Mar. 31 20c 250 Pt Huron Sulphite & Paper.* 200 4J4 Feb. 26 Mar. 18 Mar. 2 5 Parker Rust Proof com.....* Peerless Cement common...* 7,880 Pittsburgh Forgings 7,280 9 6 . 2 554 Mar. 10 2 40 17 754 Sale 15c 19 31 554 • 2554 Mar. 254 Feb 454 Feb. Jan. 4 354 4254 Sale 20 3 Parke Davis 8c Co 6 2 Mar. 27 2754 Mar. 14 44 30 Class B. Packard Motor Co com.....* 2254 Mar. 25 Jan. 1654 Feb. 6 Mar. 5 6 26 1854 100 84,569 26,408 26,487 1,553 5 Feb. 16 4354 Jan. 15c 14 3 3 Mar. 27 4 Sale 1754 Sale 270 Outboard Motors class A....* 23,957 10,378 24,592 17 Feb. Feb. 2854 Sale 26 2054 Mar. 11 6 Michigan Steel common....* 23,207 1454 Mar. 554 Feb. 2 3 4 2 Mar. 31 Mar. 31 Mar. 10 12 H Sale 8 Jan. 554 Jan. Mar. 23 554 Mar. 2 354 Mar. 26 454 Mar. 24 25 354 10 2054 Sale 26! 154 3 27 2 Jan. 11 Jan. 23 Jan. 29 Mar. 23 25 Sale 25 Jan. 5 5 2 254 Sale 30 1754 Mar. 4 954 Sale 754 8 6 Sale 1054 Sale ..... 17 254 54 1054 354 3 17 8 3954 Sale 16 454 Sale 4 19 954 Jan. 30 554 Jan. 2 454 Jan. 27 3 Jan. 3 254 Feb. 24 8 21] 30 1 Hudson Motor Car.........* 300 Kirsch Co com Convertible preferred....* 525 60 360 928 Highest. 754 Jan. 9 554 Jan. 2 454 Jan. 27 ltS "4 H Sale Sale 40 ::::: Kenneth Mfg Co com.......* % 8 14 5 454 2 2 554 7 54 19 18 * Class B ----- 954 554 Sale 5 4 54 3 Hu cto Engineering com.... 1 Kalamazoo Stove com..... ""640 I. Sale Prices. v Sale Prices. 5 1654 39 ....__* 200 Howell Electric class A 7 31 2,010 Hoover Steel Ball com.....10 2,230 Hosklns Mfg com .__.* 3,150 Houdaille-Hershey class A..* Class B * 64,828 100 1,308 1,500 33,199 Sale 8 17054 .....* com Ask. 1654 Sale 1654 1154 126 Gt Lakes Engineering com. 10 36 6,655 2154 Sale 854 2254 Sale 454 Sale 15 Nat Investors com.. 10 77,919 General Motors com 4,847 General Parts common.....* Convertible preferred....* 55,967 3,052 Graham-Paige Motor com..* 9,849 Grand Rap Metal Craft.... 3,415 1454 Sale ,554 Sale 1454 Sale 1 .... 850 Sate* 111/ 454 254 Sale 254 3 1354 Lowest, March 31. Ask. Bid. 1454 4H ,!* 28' 100 Gemmer Mfg Co class A 550 Gen Fdy & Machine units.. 32,039 3,305 27,244 Bid. Sale com.... * 86,039 Ex-Cello Aircraft 8c Tool.. 4.679 Federal Mogul common 7,646 Federal Motor Truck com...* 16,237 Federal Screw Works com...* 6,187 Ford Motor of Canada cl A. 30,203 Ask. * 100 Brown Fence 8c Wire cl B 1,264 March 2. 1931. Par. 1,900 Airway Elec Appliance com.* 200 773 RANGE SINCE JAN. Price Jan. 2 STOCK EXCHAHGE March. 695,788 1,492,766 PRICES IN MARCS. DETROIT 8ALES. Since Jan. 1. ... 1930. ' 477,129 1,176,944 14 Jan. 12 6 27 1054 Feb. 11 8 2 18 Feb. 18 Jan. 5 Jan. 28 6)4 Feb. 27 53 13 90 16 11 32 24 6 26 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Feb. 10 Feb. 5 Jan. 8 Mar. 6 Jan. 3 Feb. 5 Feb. 20 71 DETBOIT STOCK EXCHANGE aggregate sales, March. Shares. 4.074 Price 2 1931. EXCHANGE STOCKS Par. 20,091 Tlntken Axle eom 19 Preferred.. 100 107 75 Union Investment com....* """55 U 8 Radiator com ""6.542 , 3,567 - 200 52,425 7 Preferred.........*....100 450 Universal Cooler class A. Class B 18.379 22,256 Universal Product com....-* 450 Walker 8c Co units....*.. 103,572 Warner Aircraft Corp oom..* 360 Whitman 8c Barnes Inc com * 150 Wolverine Portl Cent com.. 10 50 Wolverine Tube com 110 50 1. Jan. Since Jan. 1. Shares. RANGE SINCE JAN. PRICES IN MARCS. DETROIT STOCK In Ask. Bid. March 2.. Bid. Sale 9% 11% Sale 4% 6 20% Sale 10,755 2,030 12,738 28,246 5,514 American State...........30 28,392 Detroit Bankers 50,784 Guardian Detroit.........20 85 135 United Savings....100 Ask. 10 % Sale 10X Mar. 10 11% Mar. Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. 5 Mar. 19 5 2 Mar* 19 22 70 1H IX 13% 'Sale 22 24 . 1H Sale Sale 23 Sale 16 H Sale 2% Mar. 2 '■M Mar* 6 1\ 10 1H Mar. 25 13 k Mar. 31 23 Sale"" 11 3% 4 Sale . 1% Sale 8 Mar. 16 3% 10 H* 3% Sale Yosemite Holding com v t c.* ,10.755 Lowest. Sale Prices March 31. Ask. Bid. 10 Mar. 20 2% Mar. 26 2 Mar. 16% Mar. 7 2 23 Mar. 2 3% Mar* 12 8% Mar. 24 10 Mar. 20 3% Mar. 24 Highest. Sale Prices. Jan. 2 Feb. 10 Feb. 24 20 2 Jan. Feb. 14 65 Jan. 12 2 io! 2% Mar. 3 17 16 2 16 26 20 26 2 Jan. Feb. Feb. 1% Jan. 1% 13 23 7% Mar. 2% Feb. 10 Mar. Sale Prices. iJf k Feb* Feb. Feb Jan. Feb.* Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. . 20 14 24 2 14 9 4 28 6 24 3% Mar. 12 8% Mar. 24 3% Feb. 13 Mar. 20 10 3% Mar. 24 BANKS. . 642 * No par value, 50% Sale Sale 86 Sale Sale 53 60 Sale 76 51% Sale Sale 64 55 60 45 50 50 38 51 Mar. 31 Mar. 26 Mar. 25 67 Jan. 5 90% Jan. 24 59% Jan. 30 65 Feb. 2 30 Alar. 28 48 50% Mar. 2 41% Mar. 74 38 61 Mar. 31 Mar. 26 Mar. 25 86 2 74 30 Mar. 28 47% Mar. 41X Mar. 2 Mar. 51% Mar. 55 Mar. TRUST COMPANIES. 48 847 o Sale 82 % Sold for Cash x Bx-dlvidenda. 50 y JSx-righta. 30% Sale 3 Jan. 6 71 DBTEOIT STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK ** Jmm. 1. - 7%Vmtom Par !• 1M lamtneot com * tin U •» Ritflator Bid. com 7{ Ask. Bid 9% Sale 11% Sale QmI %i,2W Unlrawat Product 4 V) Watkar Ac Go com * t$3.57i W«m«f Aircraft Corp 24 1H Sale com. in ale* 16% Sale t0.7&4Y»ssn*ltn Uokflsl com ▼ t c ~~3% Mar. 19 11% Mar. 2 'T'Maf.lQ 23 4 Sale 2% Sale Sale 10 % 2% 8 10 ...ill* 3% Sale * 1% Mar. 26 13% Mar. 31 Mar. 7 16% Mar. 2 23 Sale Sale Whitman Ac Barnes Inc com * iAO WohwtM Port! Ge n com..10 AO Wolverine Tube com........* 10% Mar. 10 70 13% 'Sale 22 units....... 10% Sale Lowest. Highest, Sale Prices. 22 Sale "iH ~~iH >1«.»79! Ask. 5 ..... 4$) VflHfMl GmIm clan A Lowest. Sale Prices. March 31. Ask. Bid. ~~4% "6" 20% - March 2. 1931. <SRM#1 TMmmi Aitoeni J<*7f Pttfemd I. Jan. STOCKS A*w». SINCE JAN. Price 2 EXCHANGE Sine* Men*, RANGE PRICES IN MARCH, DITKOIT AOGMmATM SALES. 23 2 Mar. 2 2% Mar. 6 7% Mar. 16 2 Mar. 3% Mar. 12 8% Mar. 24 Sale Prices. Jan. 2 Feb. 10 Feb. 24 Jan. 2 20 Feb. 14 65 Jan. 12 Jan. 3 Feb. 17 Feb. 16 23 2 1% Jan. 10l ,!» 7% Mar. 16 2% Feb. 26 "id""Mar ."20 2% Mar. 26 10 Mar. 20 3% Mar. 24 Mar. 20 2% Mar. 26 10 Highest. Sale Prides. Feb. 20 iJf if* Feb. 14 Feb. 24 Jan. 2 Feb. 14 4 Feb. 9 4 2% Feb. Feb. 28 K* Feb. 5 24 3% Mar. 12 8% Mar. 24 Feb. 13 18* Mar. 20 3% Mar. 24 BANKS. 8,5tl Aswwlrsn Stnto...........20 J/M'i Dnwnts Bonbore...........20 W.7M Gmoedtem Detroit.... 20 IA6<UotteA Snvlnio..........100 , | TRUST COMPANIES. HTflistttylimt.. • If* far WkXa*. • Soli for Cash m R Si-dividends, 64 Sale 82% Sale 63 Sale 60 76 48 60 j Bx-rlghts. 50% Sale 86 Sale 61% Sale 66 60 45 50 41% Mar. 76% Sale 41% Sale 60 30% Sale 2 74 38 51 Mar. 31 30 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 28 2 41% Mar. 74 51% Mar. 2 38 90% Jan. 24 59% Jan. 80 55 Mar. 5 51 2 Mar. 31 Mar. 26 Mar. 25 67 2 65 Feb. 2 47% Mar. 3 30 Mar. 28 48 Jan. 6 Mar. Jan. 5 50% Mar. 86 t esc Baltimore Stock MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE March-. Shares 31,161 97,300 Jan. 1 to March 31 AGGREGATE 80,643 217,509 v Jan. 3,000 BONDS 1. 4s second sewer sewer 900 5,200 14,900 4s 1962 I ""loo 5,000 10,000 1,000 23,500 1,000 3,500 3,300 5,000 200 , V- 5,000 Ask. 10134 Mar. 4s School 1961 Sale Prices. 6 101 % Mar. 6 100 4s Second Sewer 1960 Sale 101 loan 4s annex impt. 1956 ..1955 1954 101 Sale Mar. 20 101 Mar. 2 Mar. 20 101% Mar. 28 4s annex 101 Mar. 4 101 Mar. 4 100 101% Mar. 18 101% 101 Mar."28 .1951 impt 101 101% 101 4s second water serial 1950 10134 Mar. Mar. 12 101 Mar. 12 5 101% Mar. 5 100 4s Second Water Serial.. 1949 5,000 48 second series P & B 1,000 4s second sewer 7,500 3^8 new sewer 2,900 200 800 4,700 3%s public impt... 1,000 3%s Arnold Cypress Co Arnold Lumber Co 2,000 1,000 T.660 1,000 21",56o 87,000 23,000 5,300 37,100 32,000 1,000 Shares. 775 2,999 99 Mar. 27 94 Mar. 27 Mar. 94 Mar. 5 5 51 80 95 95 Mar. 11 80 Mar. 11 1.000 Maryland Mtge 5%s 1948 2,000 Monon Vail Trac 1st 5s._1942 2,000 Norfolk Street Ry 5s 1944 1940 10,000 North Ave Market 6s 1935 3,000 Olustee Timber Co 6s 2,000 Prudential Ref 6%s w w.1943 1940 3,000 Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s 5,000 Silica Gel Corp 6%s w w.1932 4,000 Standard Gas Equip 6 %s 1932 1,000 i'olchester Beach 6s 21,000 Un Porto Rican Sug 6%s_1937 356,000 United Ry & El 1st 4s 1949 Income 4s 1949 110,000 56,400 Funding 5s 1936 1st 6s 1949 79,100 122,000 Wash Bait & Annap 5s 1941 1,000 West Penrt Traction 5s._1960 100 95 1,858 1,370 Appalachian Corp 5,896 Arundel Corporation 565 Atlantic Coast L (Conn) 6,154 Baltimore Trust Co... 228 Baltimore Tube preferred 25 Common •» 35 101 Mar. 10 101 Mar. 10 6,021 25 225 101% 101% Mar. 26 102% Mar. 14 105 Mar. 14 105 Mar. 14 98 9934 Sale 93 34 79 9734 100 7634 97% Mar. 6 97% Mar. 6 93% Mar. 2 93 % Mar. 2 101% Mar. 11 101% Mar. 11 Sale * Mar. 11 80 Mar. 11 Feb. 101 100% Jan. Feb. 8 89% Jan. Mar. 3 101% 3 101% Mar. Feb. 28 101% Mar. 3 101% 94 Mar. 27 94 Mar. 5 101 96 96% Mar. 51 Sale 51 7 Mar. 20 96% Mar. 56% Mar. 7 5 Jan. 60" "76" 103 88 93 92 96 92 84 Mar. 20 89 86 100% Mar. 13 100% Mar. 13 ----- 90 86 90 60 Mar. 65 47 Mar. 50% Mar. 2034 50% Sale Sale 3834 25 37 43 Sale 45 50 Sale 60 60 18 16 3 17 Feb. 3 94 Mar. 27 94 Mar. 5 3 3 22 80 27 Mar. 11 Jan. 7 95 Jan. 27 Mar. 10 101 Mar. 10 Feb. Feb. 97% Feb. 10 97% Feb. Jan. 14 90 ' Jan 28 14 14 13 19 10 14 Jan. 2 93% Feo. 25 95 101% Mar. 11 101% Mar. 11 Jan. 6 27 75 Jan. 50 Feb. 27 Feb. 3 96% Mar. 7 5 56% Mar. 101% Jan. 15 65 Feb. Feb. 21 88% Mar. 6 103% Mar. 12 88% Mar. 103 81 Mar. 11 85% Jan. 24 Feb. 95 80 Mar. Feo. 88 Jan. 6 Jan. 93 .Tan, Jan. 95 Feb. 6 26 Jan. 79 Jan. 7 95% Feb. 20 3 100% Fob. 92% Feb. 100% Feb. 29 88 50 47" Sale" _44~" Mar. Mar. 79 Mar, 20 79 79 3 93 84 96 95 10034 3 Mar. 94 84 84 96 Mar. 88% Mar. 6 4 103% Mar. 12 6 6 Mar. 16 103% Jan. 28 102% Mar. Mar. 105 Mar. 15 105 Feb. 100% Jan. 9 101 Feb. 98 Feb. 27 101 101 65 88% Mar. Feb. 5 10 3 75 101% Jan. 70 88 Feb. 100% Jan. 100% Feb. 51% Jan. 76% Feb. Jan. Jan. 3 Mar. 12 10134 Mar. 3 101 6 101 8734 101% 101% 101 % 101% 24 18 % Mar. 28 Jan. 88 Jan. 50 Mar. 65 Mar. 28 50% Feb. 22 ..... 25 21 21 Mar. 26 Mar. 13 42% Jan. 19% Jan. 40 40 Mar. 43 Mar. 37 Sale Sale 60 Mar. 61% Mar. 12 50 Jan. Jan. 16 Mar. 20 Mar. 10 16 Mar. 65 35 25 I7 •Tan. 2n 94 41% 19% Mar. 94 Mar. 11 94 Mar. 94 Mar. 11 38% Sale 1% 40% 113 Sale Sale 117 1 38 100 Sale Sale 10 2 5 26 Mar. 13 Jan. 44 Feb. Mar. 10 38 Mar. 31 100 1% Mar. 2 Mar. 2 38 Mar. 2 100 Sale 31% Sale 30% Sale common * Credit 2 1% Feb. 24 42 Jan. 27 9 Feb. 60 Feb. 32% 37% 7% 3% Feb. 4 Jan. 20 Feb. 2 Feb. 20 Feb. 32 Mar. 17 30 Jan. 37% Mar. 10 37 Mar. Mar. 16 3% Mar. 11 11 15 13% Sale 11 Sale 11 Mar. 31 118 Sale 22 Sale Preferred 50 53 6%% 1st preferred ..100 236 Commercial Credit N O pf 23 ..25 . 83 23 83% 24 Sale Mar. 22 118% 22 226 B ..... * 25 Preferred.. 8 Jan. 30% Mar. 31 3% Mar. 11 13% Mar. 2 Preferred value Jan. Mar. 31 115% Feb. 7% Feb. 3% Feb. 10 Mar. 21% 21% 84% 24% Mar. 23 Mar. 5 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 11 Mar. 15 24 Black & Decker 43 Commercial 75c 41 Mar. 31 115 37 30 100 450 Ho 4 100% Jan. 60 39 • Feb. 3 Jan. 7 Jan. 5 Mar. Jan. 10 85% Jan. 80 90 50 250 51 7 101% Feb. 24 101 100% 10034 101% 100% 90 275 Ches & Pot Tel of Bait pf__100 33 5 2 15 10 4 Feb. 103 102 h 101" 145 Berliner-Joyce Aircraft Corp. 1,972 161 Feb. 8 101% Feb. 3 101 15 100% Jan. 18 101% Feb. STOCKS. Shares. 215 «• Feb. 10034 Jan. 95 97 205 Baltimore Brick pref. «■ Feb. 100% Jan. 0% Jan. 99% Jan. 5 2 i01% Mar. 7 7 101% Mar. 26 70 81 1950 1,000 Macon Dublin & Sav 5s..1947 7,000 Md Electric Ry 1st 5s 1931 1st & ref 6%s series A-.1957 17,000 1,000 Maryland Lat'l & Post Rd L'n Mar. Feb. 50 50 52 76% 75 .1945 1939 101 101 2 5 10034 Jan. 100% Feb. 9934 97 274 3 94 94 99 94 ... , 2,000 94 5,000 Knoxville Traction 1st 5s 1938 .1942 2,000 Lake Roland 1st 5s_. 1,000 Lord Bait Hotel gen 6%%. 5,000 1.000 3 101% Mar. 101 2,000 Georgia Marble 6s. 3,000 Ga Sou & Florida 5s 4,000 Kingsport Press 6%% "5", 600 3 3 3 101% Mar. 101 Charleston Cons Ry Gas & Electric 5s 1999 4,000 6,000 Ches & Potomac Tel of Va 5s 8,000 Consol Gas Gen 4%s 1954 First 5s ; 1939 2,000 3,0 0 Consol G E L & P 4^8—1935 4,000 Finance Co of Am 6%8 1934 4,000 2,000 2,000 Carolina Fiber Co 3 89% Mar. 3 101% Mar. 3 101% Mar. 89 1936 1,000 Atlantic Coast Line Co 1936 3,000 Balto & Harrisb RR 5s 12,000 Bait Spar Pt & Ches 4 %s.1953 13,000 Bait Trac N Bait Dlv 5s_.1942 5,000 Benesch (I) & Sons I w I. 1939 Mar. 101% Mar. 101% Mar. 101% 6%s__ 1939 6% 8. .1937 500 2,000 7,000 88 1940 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 3 101 1937 ..1980 200 3%s 1945 800 3%s public improvement. 1940 T656 1,000 1941 3 23 101 101 100 1951 17 10 Mar. 20 101 % Jan. 5 101% Feb. 99% Jan. 14 101 4s oaving loan Feb. 14 101 100 3 101 3 101 Feb. 101 Mar. 2 101% Mar. 7 101% Mar,26 101 % Mar. 26 101 101 100 17 100% Jan. 4 101% Feb. 100% Jan. 99% Jan. 1953 4s 3rd P & B Feb. 100% Jan. 101 101 100 Feb. 101 10034 „.l9ft8 (Cpn) Highest. Prices. 101 % Mar. 6 101 % Mar. 6 Feb. 19 101 Feb. 19 101 1961 1961 — 1. Sale Prices, 100% Jan. 101% Feb. 101 1960 4s water loan.. JAN. 101 1961 4s O B SINCE Lowest. Highest. Sale Sale Prices 1962 1961 4s dock loan 700 4s park 22,156 Lowest. March 31. Ask. Bid. 1962 4s sewerage impt 600 48 burnt district.. 100 March 2. Bid. 1962 4s conduit 3,500 3,500 Ask. 1964 300 4s Sewerage Impt rv Bid. 1974 4s second 3,000 4s O B 2,000 4s P & B (coupon) 100! +s Jones Falls 100 RANGE IN MARCH. 2,413,500 2 1931. BALTIMORE CITY BONDS— 3,000 3,000 1,000 2,200 Jan. 1 to March 31. PRICES Jan. % 9 1930. $552,500 Price STOCK EXCHANGE March. March BALTIMORE SALES. Since In 1931. $282,600 976,300 Bond Sales. 1930. 1931. Stock Sales. Feb. 24% Feb. 20 2 118% Mar. 22 Mar. 6 12 Feb. 2 19 Jan. 23 Mar. 31 21 Jan. 24 24 Mar. 26 21% Jan. 28 4 118% Mar. 2 22 Mar. 84% Mar. 24% Mar. 4 2 9 80 Jan. 17 24 Jan. ' 7 24 4 2 22% Jan. 26 24% Feb. 21 84% xvlar. 2 24 % Mar. 9 73 BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE In PRICES BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SALES STOCKS Jan. 1. Shares Shares. 5,089 Consol Gas E L & Power 147 6% preferred 3 214 494 1,488 565 * 1,162 Consolidation Coal D 85 110 100 666 Eastern Rolling Mill— "55 .* 775 Emerson Bromo Seltz Awl 100 Empire 38th St Corpi pref. 100 25 182 Equitable Trust Co 210 1.613 Fidelity & Deposit 276 *• 2,071 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp. 10 375 «N 1,373 «. — 15 — 29 159 159 1,096 1,816 0 "190 140 B Bid Ask 99% Sale 103% 103% IK 3 7% March 31. Bid 94% 110% 104% 5% Ask. Sale Sale" 12 — 6% 31 Sale Sale Lowest. 10 A 94% 111% 109% 103% 2% 9 Sale Sale Prices. Mar. 4 99% Mar. 2 Mar. 4 Mar. 24 112 Mar. 18 109% Mar. 18 Mar. 30 Mar. 4 105 Mar. 11 5% Mar. 30 88 . 206 3,950 224 10 40% Mar. 28 30% Mar. 30 11% Mar . 12 30% Mar. 30 25 44% Sale 42 44 Mar. 12 Mar. 31 27 28 161 41 Sale Sale 27 158 Sale 158 7 44 Mar. 41 % Feb. 105 Mar. 30 2 Sale 44 % Sale 40 Sale 24 40 Mar. 23 32 Feb. 24 Jan. 165 30 30 Sale 30 % 5 5 Preferred ...—•.......100 59 262 100 .... 25 25 t—100 v 6% Mar. 6 7% Mar. 14 44% Mar. 2 10% Mar. 17 Jan. 10 6 Jan. 1* 33 Sale Mar. 6 Mar. 2 24 4 Mar. 3 Mar. 15 8 Mar. 6% Mar, 31% Mar. 31% Mar. 35% Mar. 2 417% Mar. 32 364 7 .... 32% Sale 24% Sale 5% 6 Amsterdam Casualty... 191 Northern Central 2,256 Penna Water & Power Roland Park 4 341 449 60 332 365 5,908 1 lH "105 * 33 Sale 58% Sale Feb. 25 Mar. Jan. 36 Mar. 21 Jan. 32 Mar. 33% 24% Mar. 25% Mar. 5% Mar. Jan. Mar. 5 Mar. 7% Mar. 7% Mar. 25% 7% 7% 61% 36% Sale 64 68% JX Mar. 60 Jan. Jan. 33% Sale 88% 90 33 88% Mar. 10 34% Mar. 19 36% Mar. 2 89% Mar. 26 Sale 64 68% Mar. 19 58% Jan. 17 17 64 Mar. 30 Mar. 31 32% Jan. Jan. 2 85% Jan. 19 32 9 Feb. 24 Jan. 17 Feb. 417% Mar. 30 24 34% Mar. 19 40 41 Jan. 2 Feb. Jan. Sale 17 2 Mar. 2 7 16 4 Mar. 18 Jan. 6 Mar. 11 Jan. 12 Mar. 2 Feb. 5 34% Mar. 19 36% Feb. 24 89% Mar. 26 2 70 Feb. Mar. 2 Jan. 30 Jan. 7 17 Mar. 20 Jan. 7 Jan. Feb. 26 * 7 21 Mar. 14 16 21 9 Mar. 26 10 Mar. 14 9 Mar. 26 10 Mar. 14 Sale 5 Mar. 19 Mar. 24 5 Mar. 19 13% Jan. 16 Mar. 13 11 18 Mar. 20 22 Jan. 8 18 Mar. 20 Sale 57 Mar. 31 59 Mar. 4 Jan. 2 62 Mar. 52 4 Jan. 7 2 37 Jan. Jan. Feb. 20 5 -10 12 15 Sale 3% 27% Sale" Fidelity & Guar new 10 ...... 50 Inc pref ♦ 50 Prior preferred. 104 225 Western National Bank 2 30 7 Mar. 14 7 52 Md Dairy -Mar. 20 • 19 18 57 59% 5% Sale 36% Sale 30% Sale 30% Mar. 30 5% Mar. 36% Mar. 4 2 25% Jan. 96 96 96 Mar. 20 97% Mar. 2 96 97% Sale 95% Sale 95% Mar. 31 97% Mar. 2 37" ::::: 98 50c 93 % 58 10 Mar. 35~ 35" Mar."31 37 3 5 Sale 5 9 20 Sale" Jan. 27 94 Jan. 6 54% Jan. Mar. 19 1 94% Jan. 5 Mar. 31 35 No par value. Msfr. Jan. 32% Mar. 61 2 Feb. 20 Jan. 2 com 50 1,413 Union Trust Co 2,173 United Rys & Electric.....50 1,939 Western 29 19 24 Mar. Mar. 27 Jan. Mar. 61 Feb. Mar. Mar. 24 395 Mar. 14 69% Jan. Jan. 1 61"::::: 17 584 Un Porto Rican Sugar com Preferred 210 U S J* 50 22% Feb. 26 Mar. 5 486 Standard Gas Equip pref 341 Standard Gas Equip common 18,698 1 22 Homeland Co— 5 Walton & Co pref 100 Wash Bait & Annapolis 251 5 7% Sale .... Common 25 Second So Bankers 500 Silica Gel common ""475 30 25% Sale Mar. 34 4,814 New 4 Mar. Mar. 40 22% Feb. 18 Jan. 7% Mar. 26 6% Mar. 6 6% Mar. 24 410% Mar. 35% Sale 30% 31% 200 Nat'l Sash Weight pref 152 Mar. 21 Mar. 2 Mar. 1 1 17 24% Jan. Mar. 12 Feb. w 21 14 2 12 27 404 233 Mt Vernon-Woodb M Feb. 15 68 15 3% Mar. 25 • 12 32% Jan. 20 140 Jan. 17% Mar. Sale t—25 Merch & Miners Transp Monon W Penn P S pref 19 5% Mar. 30 45 24 17% Sale ... Mercantile Trust 1,299 Mort Bond & Title Jan. 26 Jan. "7" Mar." 14 "7% Mar."26 Sale 13 Merch Mort & Credit Co... 1,018 4,857 Jan. 7% Jan. 3 30% Mar. 30 132 7 100 ▼ Feb.fr 5 110 29 Mar. 4 Mar. 31 165 Mar. 21 4 10% Mar. 17 22% c 112 41 6% Mar. 6 7% Mar. 26 1 w Jan. Jan. 10 *~6~~ Preferred First Nat Bank 13 100% Feb. 82 9 Mar. Sale Prices 108% Jan. 102% Jan. 130 "10% Guilford Realty Co 174 1,728 1. 110 5 May Oil Burner 6 JAN. Highest. Sale Prices. 35 __ 2d preferred 25 1.206 8,735 Maryland CasConew when iss 1,354 Maryland Tr Co new when iss 13 SINCE Lowest. Highest. Snip Pripps. * com 388 Mfrs Finance common 1st preferred 475 " • 91 Sale Sale 24 Humphreys Mfg Co pref 138 202 118 * Common class B vot tr 524 Houston Oil pref v t Preferred (new) 334 "24 2,604 Series 109 Ask .....50 Finance Co of Amer A 345 Finance Service 64 29 Bid. 100 100 100 5%% pref w 1 ser E 6% preferred-- ser March 2. 1931. Par. 11 115 25 RANGE Jan. 2 March. 1,066 IN MARCH. Price about Since sfcr 1 ■ r 6 9 13 20 20 97% Mar 2 1 Jan. 27 98 Feb. 2 55 Jan.! 3 38 Jan.]13 Francisco Stock Exch. MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK Stock Sales. March ' Jan. 1 to March 31 AGGREGATE STOCK i 1931. Bid. s 7.000 1,000 4,000 4,000 16,000 73,000 10,000 209,000 5,000 5,000 2,000 '3,000 1,000 "2,666 1,000 6,000 9,000 7b~66o 1,000 3,000 Assoc Oil Co 1935 5% 1933 5% 1937 Calif & Haw Sug Ref 7% .1937 Calif Ore Pow Co 6% 1942 Calif-Pack Corp 5% 1940 6% Calif Gas & Elec Corp Emp Capwell Corp 6 >4%-1942 Food Mach'y Corp ser ■3", 656 6% Corp 5%.1939 1942 1947 1,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5%.. 1942 11,000 Pacific Gas 8c Elec 5%_._1942 6,000 5% —.1955 36.000 5*4% 1952 6% 1941 9,500 1937 9,000 Pacific T 8c T Co 5% 1952 4,000 Pacific T & T Co 5% 51,000 Paraffine Cos, Inc, 5%—1935 Ry Equip & Realty Co, Ltd, 6% —1938 60,000 3,000 San Joaquin Lt &Pow 6% _'52 5% 1957 26,000 1,000 So Pac Co Ore Lines 4*6% '77 12,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6%. 1942 23,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 5% .1945 1,000 4,000 1,000 3,000 13*555 15.000 25",060 10",565 10,000 JAN. SINCE 1. Ask. 102*6 Jan. 6 103*4 Mar. Feb. 2 101 — 104*4 Mar. 18 104*4 Mar. 18 104*4 Mar. 4 104*4 Mar. 4 104*6 Mar. 18 106*6 Mar. 16 105*4 106*4 106 99 Mar. 31 99 Sale 99*4 Mar. 30 "99*4 "99*4 103*4 Sale 103*4 66*6 Sale 103*4 Feb. 9 65 Mar. 2 68 Mar. 26 til «1 fil 1 til 11 11 tI 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 III" 103*6 ~— 110 105*4 105*4 """" - 97*6 Mar. 96 — 103 ----- 91 85 91.*4 85 88 82*6 83*4 96*4 93*4 96*4 93*4 103*6 103*4 104*4 103*6 104 104*4 105*4 105*4 IIIII 105*6 106 111 111*4 112 104*6 103*4 104*4 105 107*4 108*4 99*6 "99*6 Sale" 99*4 _ Sale 84 88 89 115 85 115*6 104 99 • 6 97*6 Mar. Mar. 26 103 94 Mar. 27 6 Mar. 26 2 ' "W "92*4 Sale" "97*6 Sale" "95*6" 87 Feb. 96 101*4 Feb. Feb. 13 Mar. 26 Feb. 21 Feb. 2 Feb. 20 Mar. 30 Mar. 18 6 105*4 Jan. 31 97*4 Mar. 6 16 Mar. 26 16 103 85 Mar. 27 94*4 Jan. 15 Jan. 29 91 Jan. 22 Mar. 24 W* 70 Jan. 27 85 Mar. 24 Mar. 26 93*4 Mar. 26 Mar. 9 103*6 Mar. 9 Mar. 14 104*4 Mar. 14 Mar. 18 105*6 Mar. 24 93*4 102*6 103 *4 105*4 85 ... 89 2 Mar. 83*4 Mar. 28 ..... 166 Mar. 18 91 70 13 103*4 Feb. 3 68 Feb. 21 95 Feb. 2 104 103*4 Feb. 20 103*4 6 110 108*6 Feb. Mar. 18 108 107 65 104*4 Jan. 102*6 94 96 Mar. 18 107 105*4 102 90 88 116" "Mar .'30 116'"Mar ."30 107 106 Feb. Feb. 26 104 *4 Mar. 18 104*4 Feb. 20 104*4 Mar. 4 9 105*4 Jan. 16 106*4 Feb. 3 98 Jan. 2 99*4 Jan. 95 104 104*6 103*6 9 104 9 103*6 Mar. 104 103*4 65 Highest. Sale Prices. 101 101 "98" Sale" Lowest. Sale Prices. 103*6 Mar. 103*6 103*6 103*6 104 "55*4 "55" Highest. Sale Prices. 101*6 102*6 104 Lowest. Sale Prices. Mar. 18 104*6 Mar. 18 Mar. 4 100 Mar. 16 89 Mar. 26 Jan. 9 Feb. 21 Mar. 24 Jan. 8 105 Jan. 31 106*4 Jan. 6 100 Jan. 2 93*4 103*4 104*4 105*4 110*4 Mar. Feb. Jan. Feb. 110*2 Feb. 104*1 Mar. 106*4 Jan. Mar. 18 98 Feb. 3 86 Jan. Mar. 114*6 Jan. Mar. 17 104*4 Mar. 19 104*6 104 99*6 106*6 Mar. 6 106*6 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 97*6 Mar. 2 "---I 96 102 Jan. 99*4 Feb. Feb. 106 92*4 Jan. 6 90 Jan. 10 16 114*4 Jan. 19 5 104*4 Mar. 19 3 3 99*4 Feb. 2 106*4 Mar. 6 2 97*4 Mar. 2 STOCKS par Shares. 188 Anglo 8c Lon Paris N Bk__100 25 500 Armour & Co A.10 8,311 Associated Ins Fund Inc Shares. 115 T, 090 : RANGE IN MARCH. March 31. Ask. Bid. 100*6 - "2,600 Bid. Great Western Pow Co 5% *46 Los Ann G & E — ... $202,000 653,000 $191,000 654,500 A 6%'38 - 1,000 5,000 March 2. Ask. Coast Cos Gas & El Co 5s. 1960 5*6% 3,000 3,000 Los Ang G& E Corp 5*6 % 1943 12,000 Market St Ry 7% 1940 12,500 Miller A Lux 6% 1945 14,500 7% 1935 12,000 No Amer Invest Corp 5S-.1947 6,000 Orph Theatre 8c Rlty 6% .1946 "5.066 Jan. 1 to March 31 1930. 1931. : Price Jan. 2 BONDS Jan. 1. $ , March PRICES EXCHANGE Since March. ;V?, 1930. 1,656,270 4,765,103 SAN FBANCISCO SALES. In Bond Sales. 1931. 1,085,527 3,491,009 Shares - EXCHANGE 5,509 12,652 25 Atlas Imp Diesel A....... 275 Bank of Calif N A Bond & Share Co, Ltd 3,555 10,742 11,020 47,774 * 100 * Byron Jackson Co * 750 Calamba Sugar com (new).20 710 7% preferred 20 368 Calaveras Cement Co com—* Preferred 100 15 50 25 248 „15 610 1,400 2,415 10 1,926 Calif Copper Corp 100 6,770 Calif Cotton Mills Co 3,840 California Ink Co Inc A..* 75 531 Calif-Ore Power Co,7% pf.100 23,916 Calif Packing Corp 245 Calif Water Serv Co pref__100 * 252,078 Caterpillar Tractor Co * 10,484 Clorox Chem Co A 338 CktCo G & E Co 6% 1st pf.100 9,291 Consol Chem IndclassApf* 5,950 30 59,326 2,478 180 2,045 171** 180 3*6 6*6 205 4** 8*4 250 6*6 7*4 Sale 6 13*6 14*6 15 172 4*6 5*6 230 14 13*6 80 ,4*6 17 108 44 5 ..... 1 5*4 20 Sale 8 245 9*4 Sale 6*4 Sale 12 *6 Sale ^ 5 22 16 15 47 90 ^ 23 6 14 245 aVA Sale 89*4 47*4 Sale 20 21*4 99*4 100 Mar. 245 10 Mar. 25*6 14 Mar. 13*4 Feb. 10 Mar. Mar. 70 5 70 28*6 Mar. 5 Mar. *6 Mar. 5*6 Mar. Mar. 4*6 Mar, 25 70 27 Mar. 41 Mar 47 88 Mar 91 41 90 44 Sale 40*4 Mar 19 Sale 19 18 Mar. Feb. 106*6 Jan. 41 Mar. Mar. 85 27*4 Jan. 17*6 Jan. 98*4 Jan. 19*6 Jan. Mar 101*6 100 21*4 Mar 21*4 Sale 101 101 23*4 Mar. 340 350 Jan. Jan. rVA 13 Feb. 10 Jan. 21 12 Jan. 16 7*6 Feb. 18 Mar. 23 70 Jan. 24 4 6 19 10*4 Feb. 27 24 27 ^ 20 Feb. 16 Mar. 10 21 110*6 Mar. 25 52 Feb. 16 Mar. 27 3 Jan. Mar. Mar. 20 6 Mar. 23 50*4 Mar. Mar 330 Mar. *6 Jan. 4*6 Jan. 110*6 Mar. 110*6 Mar, 41 *4 5 Mar. 15 5 21 29 16 9*4 Mar. 25 30 250 Jan. Jan. Jan. 73 53 Mar. Mar. Sale 19 14 5 Mar. 14 80 4<* Jan. 26 179*6 Jan. 17 4*6 Jan. 29 4*4 Feb. 7 14 14 12 13*4 Mar. 3*6 Jan. 3*6 Jan. Jan. 53 169 230 Mar. 9*6 Mar. 5*6 Mar. 245 16 109*6 Sale 400 40 Crodcer 1st Nat Bk of S F.100 9*6 80 o Sale 88 28*4 Sale 14*4 18 98*4 Sale 19*6 20*6 1240 .12 110 Sale Mar. 16 169 Mar. 26 175 174*4 Sale 2*6 2*6 4*6 Mar. 3*6 Mar. 3*6 Sale 9*4 Mar. 6*6 Mar. 8*4 7*6 91 Mar. 24 52 Feb. 17 22*4 Feb. 26 2 101 Feb. 17 5 23*4 Mar. 3 26 350 Jan. 15 2 20 Crown Zellerbach Corp— 16,560 1,174 Common ▼ t c * 67,809 Preferred A..............* 4,959 Preferred B 3.022 9,445 Douglas Aircraft Co capital.* 375 6,220 5 43 46*6 44*6 21 290 499 El Dorado Oil Works capital * 14*6 6,361 1,845 9,378 Bmporlum-Capwell Corp * 5,480 Fageol Motors Co com 10 Preferred • —10 1,194 25 1,207 Fireman's Fund Ins Co.. 400 First Nat Corp of Portland.* 43,562 Food Mach'y Corp com.....* 10 6,569 Foster 8c Klelser 5*6 1*6 220 520 • 085 20,688 2,629 290 203 3.23 Galland Merc'l Laundry Co.* 643 General Paint Corp A...^...* 275 675 13,356 3,929 646 • 370 U 1,585 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com_20 630 Haiku P'n'apple Ltd.7% ▼ pf25 30 130 370 • 1,454 Hale Bros Stores Inc 25 1,445 Hawaiian C 8c S Co Ltd 2,180 Hawaiian Pineapple Ltd..20 110 310 Home F 8c M Ins Co of Cal.10 390 • """loo par 4*4 25*6 5 11*4 102*6 101*4 6 18 8*6 40 Sale Sale S* it* 25 23*4 6 7*6 Sale 1 1*6 2*4 4*6 87*6 Sale 25 25*6 32 33*6 5*6 Sale 30 35 5 Sale lH Sale Sale Sale 21 4*6 Mar. 18 37*6 Mar. 17 37 Mar. 13 18*4 Mar. 14 16 14 4*4 Sale 38*6 Sale 38 20*6 40 Sale 7*6 Mar. 6 1 1*4 3*6 Sale 1 Mar. 6 2*4 85*6 25 31 4*6 Sale 5 37*6 2*6 Mar. 24 5*6 Mar. 3 40 Mar. 40 Mar. 2 2 23*6 14*6 10*4 1*4 2*4 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 26 13 24 26 26 5 3 Mar. 26 88 Mar. 24*6 Mar. 30 25 Mar. 85 29 Mar. 4 4*6 Mar. 28 35 Mar. 5 5*4 Mar. 3 4 1*6 1*4 Mar. 2*6 19*6 Sale 20*6 Sale 18*6 Mar. 105 Sale 103*6 Sale 102*4 Mar. 103 Mar. 103*6 104*4 104*6 Sale 32*4 Mar. 26 5*6 Mar. 2 3 36 5*4 12 3 23 3 22*6 5 105*6 6 105 Mar. 17 Mar. 12 6 Mar. 26 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. Feb. 32 Feb. 6 17*6 Feb. 19 14 Mar. 20 6*6 Jan. 12 *6 Jan. 21 2 Feb. 24 84 Jan. 2 24*6 Mar. 30 23*4 Jan. 3 4*6 Mar. 28 27 Jan. 17 5*4 Mar. 12 1*4 Mar. 23 11 Jan. 102*6 Jan. 101 Jan. 6 18 Jan. Jan. 6 27 8*6 Jan. 17 9*6 24 20 13 15 13 Mar. Mar. 17 44*6 43*4 Mar. 23 Mar. 10 42 Jan.- 36 37 Mar. 16 Mar. 11 37 Mar. 16 33*6 Mar. 10 19*6 Mar. 31 Mar. 10 4014 42 40*6 Sale ..... 34 243 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A.* 150 Hutchinson Sugar Plant..15 12 8*4 Mar. 9*6 5 Mar. 3 33*6 Mar. 10 9*6 Mar. 31 Mar. 9 50 Mar. 30 15 Feb. 8*6 Mar. 9 15 38*6 50 Mar. 30 8*6 Mar. 9 8*6 Mar. Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 15 Feb. 10*4 Mar. 1*6 Jan. 3 Feb. 90 Feb. 26 36 12 12 12 26 13 24 3 7 9 8 Feb. 26 Jan. 7*6 Jan. 26 39*6 Feb. 21 11 Feb. 6 3 Feb. 10 22*6 Mar. 26 2 105*6 Mar. 16 2 105 Mar. 16 8*6 20*6 Mar. 6*6 5436 53*6 23*4 2 10*4 54 10 33 20 Sale Honolulu Cons Oil Co 3*6 Feb. 5 Mar. 24 Mar. 17 6*6 50 value. Mar. 20 9 333 193 11,513 200 No 24*6 23*6 7 1*6 40 Sale 255 Honolulu Plantation Co...50 6,202 • 3 84 )fe 38,008 Golden" State'&Uik Prod CoIiS 10,388 Gt West Power 0% pf 100 2,865 7% preferred.. 100 Ai* 43 5*6 17 9 9 21 Mar. 5 Mar. 24 13*6 Feb. 27 45 Feb. 9 41 *4 Jan. 6 39*6 Jan. 2 28*6 Jan. 6 52 Jan. 7 15*6 Feb. 17 9*6 Jan. 27 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE AGGREGATE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. PRICES Since. March. Jan. 1. Shares. Shares. Par /: 150 Investor* Assn (The) capital * 680 Jantxen Knitting Mills com * 180 110 Class Byte 11 5,316 Leslie-Calif Sale 6 6* 1* Sale 11* Sale 6 6 552 L A Gas Ac Blec Corp i% pf 100 370 Lyons-Magnus A..... 106 4 "io* 3 Sale 7 818 ""70l 2,273 80 652 70 30 75 • 18,657 Merchant Cal Mach Co 31,891 819 com No Amer OH Cons.... 10 819 Occidental Insur Co cap 10 5,957 Oliver United Filters Inc A..* B • 9,171 -If550 Paahau Sugar Plantation.15 1,320 Pacific Finance Corp com.10 114,160 Pacific O 8c B Co com 25 12,813 5)^ % preferred.. .....25 2,199 3,548 400 120 39.419 4,734 6,719 101,026 10.240 51,306 ^598 25,670 623,448 34,251 2,121 149,461 2,679 215 788 668 4,927 4% 1st pfd 25 Pac G Ac El Co com ' ' .:»•' . V "20* 21* Sale Sale 24* 6 15 12 26 * Sale 52H Sale" Sale Sale 27* 48* 25* 25* 27 Sale 26 100 120 124 130 Sale Sale ..* 42 Sale 49* Sale "I" "7* Feb. Jan. Mar. 3 Jan. 2 Feb. 18 Jan. 27 Mar. 77 Mar. 23 3 Feb. 5 2 ■ 4,005 78* Jan. 83* Jan. 12* Feb. 1,685 Series 1 Jan. Mar. 24 2 28 2 Jan. 2 10* Feb. 25 5* Mar. 5 Mar. 25 Jan. 28 Jan. 23 13* 54* 25* 27* Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 2* Mar. 68* Mar. .05* Mar. 28 Series 2........... Convertible preferred..... 4,425 Rainier Pulp At Pa A com ...* 154,165 Richfield OH Co com * 65,108 7% preferred 25 3,017 Roos Bros Inc common.....* 15.945 28,022 157 Preferred 80 "1,391 2.269 45 97 20 15 Feb. 4 54* Mar. 10 9 25* Jan. 28 Feb. 3 10 Jan. 15 20 25 Jan. Jan. 9 5* 6* 16 Sale 8X 16* S J Lt A Pow 7% pr pfd_.100 6% prior A 100 ii* x8H 89 ...» .......... 10 5* 10 9* 4* Sale 114* 115 100* 102* 102* 1* 5* 9* 2: 4X4 Jan. 2,170 1,645 537 A 4* common 659 7% preferred 100 38,645 Shell Union Oil Corp 775 Sherman At Clay 7% pr pf_100 200 Sierra Pac Elec Co 4% pf.-160 300 125 300 300 Sou Pacific Co 3,653 1,248 1,635 215 1,475 50,560 com (cap). . 3 5* 40 37 40 40 Sale 9 50* Mar. 9 Jan. Feb. 13 Jan. 28 9 Jan. 6 21 5 15 Jan. 178 Mar. 2 9 Jan. 20 20 Mar. 30 15 6 Mar. 30 22 Mar. 3 Feb. 5 10 11 Mar. 8* Mar. 10 Mar. 4* Mar. , Sale \\* 10* 21,359 25,246 93 92 Sale 14* Sale 10 Sale 24* 6* 7% preferred 3.845 5.670 76,591 107,819 176 176 West Amer Fin Co 8% pf. .10 25 62 Sale V Sale IP 18 Sale Sale 3* Sale 20 21* Sale 22* Sale 3 3* 20 290 2* 260 2* Jky> 59 Mar 18 • 10 ........... 18 Yellow Ac Checker Cab (Cons) Class A series 1 50 Sale 2* 12 19 5* Sale 55 92 5 12 15 0* Jan. 9* Jan. 6 17* Jan. 7 83 6 124 Mar. 30 6 104* Mar. 30 Feb. 21 4 Jan. 9 Mar. 16 35 Jan. 12 9 2 Mar. 31 Jan. 8 10* Feb. 13 55 Mar. Feb. 92 Jan. 5 Mar. 21 Mar. 26 7 8 14 99* Mar. 12* Jan. Feb. Hi 100* 65 Mar. Mar. Mar. Sale 19* Mar. 12 20* Mar. 13 3* Mar. 20 17* Mar. 22 Mar. Jan. 25* Feb. Jan. Jan. Feb. Jan. 4 3 17 13 Feb. 14 Jan. 29 8* Feb. 27 9 69* Jan. 18 18 19* Mar. *20* Mar. 23* Mar. 4* Mar. 4 10* Feb. 51* Feb. 5* 6* 56* 11* Mar. Mar. 31 5 8 Mar. 20 15 13* Mar. Mar. Mar. 59 27 7 7 Jan. 15 Sale 21* Sale 4 4* Feb. Feb. 24* Feb. 26* Feb. 4* Feb. Jan. 26 11 13 13 14 20* Jan. 20* Tan. 14 .J. 260* 285 3* 26* Sale 9 5 Jan. Mar. 6* Mar. 25 13* Mar. 31 2 20 7 5 Jan. 15 Jan. Mar. 18 98 98 Mar, 17 269 9 10 106 275 Jan. 23 7 269 Mar. 20 270 2* Mar. 12 Western Pipe At Steel of Calif com 3 34* Mar. 9* Mar. 99* Mar. 20 100* Mar. Mar. 14* Mar. 30 15 13 Mar. 18 13* Mar. 9* Mar. 23 10* Mar. Mar. 42* Mar. 31 49 14* Sale 20 17* 20 5 5 Jan. 20 106 568 95* 96 15 14* 15 11* 10 9* 43* Sale 21* 21* 6* ..... Sale Sale Sale ....25 41 Weill Ac Co (Raph) pref 100 214 Wells Fargo BkAtUnTrCo.100 110 Mar. 21 54* 48* Sale 100 Mar. 16 Mar. 31 Mar. 4 90 Sale 38.077 Union Oil Assoc...........25 25 56,810 Union Oil of Calif 25 3,945 Union Sugar Co common 800 3 29 92 • 290 Traung Label At Lltho Co A.* 4 40 Sale 49 12H 6 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 6* Mar. 21 15* Mar. 26 Mar. 30 117* Mar. 4 124 103* Mar. 27 104* Mar. 30 53 100 * 7 2 Jan. 86* Sale 1,179 6% preferred 10© 816,050 Transamer Corp tr ctf old .25 218,559 2 18* Mar. 15* Mar. 26 79* 122* Sale 104* 105 2* 26 Mar. 26 9 50* Mar. 15* Feb. 13 14 3 9* Mar. 10 2* Mar. 27 4* Mar. 31 15 30 Feb. 131* Mar. 18 6* Mar. 17 8* Mar. 7 8 131 Mar. 7 53 603 Standard OH Co of N Y 25 3.747 Thomas Allec Co -...* 19,548 Tidewater Assoc Oil com....* 6,810 28 2 Jan. Mar. 26 Jan. Jan. 49 50 90 4 34* 8* Sale Sou Pac Golden Gate Co A.* B 4,825 Spring Valley Co Ltd 127,391 Standard Oil Co of Calif """l05 15 Jan. 31 Schlesinger At Sons Inc— 9,289 Jan. 2* Mar. 10 68* Mar. 20 16 105* Mar. 25 2 31* Mar. 18 9 3 Jan. 10 "Is"" 16 Mar. Jan. 11 10 16 31 Mar. Mar. 25 12* Mar. 31 12* Sale 18* 2 3 18 Sale 14 ........ 7 13 Mar. -lV V" 1st preferred.... 279 588 250 2 2 3 13* Mar. Mar. 25 4 Mar. Mar. 13 22* Mar. 25 Mar. 42 Mar. 28 Mar. 31 28 Mar. 15 if* 2 Mar. 24 Mar. 11 2 Mar. 2 Mar. 25 Jan. Mar. 4 83* Mar. 10* Mar. Mar. 30 Mar. 4 4* 13* 48* 25* Feb. Mar. 24 2 Mar. 28 27 Mar. 31 Feb. 26 Mar. 28 Feb. 27 4 25 42 Feb. 94 Mar. 7 >A Mar. 31 I* i\* 9 Mar. 25 Mar. 6 6 108* Mar. 24 6* Feb. 13 Jan. Jan. Jan. 203 Ry Equip & Realty Co class A 325 193 61 100 20 89* Mar. fSS ----- Sale 17 21 62 6 2 Mar. 3* Mar. 28 Mar. 25 103* 105* 103* Mar. 3 24 Mar. 27 24* Sale 129 130 128* Mar. 13 126* 128* Mar. 12 Sale 47* Mar. 30 10* 5* 7* 6* Mar. 17 Sale 130 Sale Feb. Jan. Mar. 16 2* Mar. "63* 62* Sale 103* 104 Sale 9 Sale 6 Mar. 10 1* Mar. 31 11* Mar. 2 108* Mar. 24 27 13* 51 25* Sale 27* Sale 5-16 Sale 2 6 25 9 13 Sale 14* 24* 25* 4* 47 X 25 2 8* Mar. Mar. 5* Mar. 13 10 5 19 * — Sale Sale 100 Phillips Petroleum Co cap'l.* 1.336 Plg'n Whistle Corp pref • 10 Sale 27 Mar. Mar. 25 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 6* Mar. 24 Sale 5* 23 19 * 9 17 Mar. 10 Mar. 23 irA 83* 10* Sale 19 26 4 37 77 81 77 82 Feb. 17* Jan. 2* Feb. Mar. Mar. 20 Mar. 17 78* ----83* Sale 9* Sale 12 13 17 Mar 87 23 33 19 Jan. 12 6 6 90 35 Sale Prices. Feb. 16 34 118 Pacific T At T Co com....100 6% preferred 1. Highest. Prices. Mar. 31 llH 95 Sale 87 101 16 pref Pacific Public Service Co...* I* 9 89* Sale 23 21* stk rta No 6 Pacific Ltg Corp common...* 15,878 Parafflne Cos, Inc. The " 7 10 345 Merc Amer Rlty Co 4% pf.100 1,736 Natomas Co capital....... 273 No Amer Invest Corp com.100 264 i*% preferred......—100 435 4% preferred... 100 Lowest. 17* Mar. 20 1 * Mar. 2 1* Sale 1* 9* 10* 9* 108 109 107* 10 * 5* Sale 2* it* 18 Sale Prices. 17* Mar. * Mar. 16 95 8 90 ........ Highest. Sale Prices. . Sale 13 * Salt Co.. 10 22 17" 12* Sale .......... Lowest. Ask. Sale 333,486 Magnavox Co Ltd..........! 4,691 Magnln Ac Co (1) com 220 * Preferred 6% 100 170 174,962 . 19% 18* 1Ti% 1 * * ser March 31. Ask. Bid. Bid. com...* B 2,101 235 Leighton Indus Inc clA 20 no 1,440 ; March 2. 1931. 3.679 Langendorf lln Bale Inc A..* 1,901 : : STOCKS Kolater Radio Corp, SINCE JAN. RANGE 2 Jan. 11,897 IN MARCH. Price In 7,404 2,074 75 12 18* Mar. 9 7 Mar. 25 5* Mar, 16 27* Mar. 31 9 Mar. 25 Feb. Mar. 2 275 Jan. 14* Jan. 9 Feb. Jan. 5* Mar. 16 17 Mar. 25 27* Mar. 31 9 Mar. 25 No par value. RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE Stock Sales. March... 1931. Shares Jan. 1 to March 31. AGGREGATE SALES. In Jan. 1. LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE S "5",660 ~ 2~66O 11,000 BONDS $ 1,000 Los Angeles Gas Ac El 5*8 '43 6,000 5*8 1947 2,000 5*8. 1949 6s 8,000 1942 5s 11,000 1961 3,000 La Ry Co 1st mtge 5s 1938 Bond Sales. 1,046,947 3,093,502 1,834,328 Since March. 1930. 625,718 1931. March Jan. 1 to March 31 * PRICES 1930. $165,600 232,500 RANGE IN MARCH. $628,600 1,034,000 SINCE JAN. 1. Price Jan. 2 1931. Bid. Ask. 105 105* 104* 107* 108* 101 101* 91 92* March 2. Bid. 105* 106* 106 106* 105* 106 109* 109* "93 March 31. Ask. Bid. 94" 105* 106* 105* 109* 103* 92* Ask. Lowest. Sale Prices. Lowest. Highest. Sale Prices. 106* 106* 106* Mar. 13 106* Mar. 13 106 110* 109* Mar. 10 109* Mar. 26 104* 103* Mar. 6 103* Mar. 12 93* Sale 106 Highest. Prices. Sale Prices. Feb. 4 106 Feb. 4 106* Feb. 5 106* Mar. 13 106 Feb. 109 Feb. 27 106 Feb. 27 16 109* Mar. 26 103* Mar. 91 Jan. 6 103* Mar. 12 16 91 Jan. 16 LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE 76 AGGREGATE SALES. PRICES LOS ANGELES Jan. BONDS Jan. 1. March. 4~, 606 3,000 10,000 1,000 5,000 3,000 "5", 660 24,000 16,000 7,000 11,000 6,500 5,000 35,000 2,000 8hares 100 9,300 206 100 1952 5s 1954 So Calif Gas"5aIIIIIIIII1957 5%s 1952 1950 02% 18% 19% 11% 20% 12% Sale * 25 65 5% * 346 Central Investment Co 91% 100 1,206 Commercial Discount 15,800 Douglas Aircraft Inc 500 Emso Derrick & Equip 25 10 * Corp 400 Golden State Milk * * com 25 0 23% 1,600 i~,66o "93" inn 80 A..25 8 21 * 32 16 73 3,800 1,619 Los Angeles Gas & El pref.100 7,800 Los Angeles Invest com..10 103 1,900 5,200 MacMillan Petro Co 200 Monolith Port Cem 1,450 Pacific Amer Fire * ..10 series A 10 Preferred series C 10 400 Preferred series D 40 5,150 9,900 Pacific Gas & Elec com..25 1st Preferred 25 3,946 432 5%% preferred 25 1,000 3,600 Pacific Lighting com.......* 3,800 100 27 72 4,350 10,400 1,200 11,300 33,500 1,200 11,100 300 2,800 8,500 ~1~,866 6% * preferred Pacific Mutual Life Insur.10 Pacific National Co 25 Pacific Public Service A Pacific Western Oil Corp 365 Republic Supply Co 10 ._..._* 199 Seaboard National Bank..25 30 240 Seaboard Nat'l Secur Corp 25 17,900 Sec First Nat'l Bank L A..25 900 13,300 155 2',400 12,600 7,200 280 264 127 35,600 500 1,200 6 1% 162 24% 25% 28% 10% 8% Sale 9 47% 90 90 Sale 87 86 89 Sale 20% 89% 21 18 21% 18% 18 5% 32% 5% 17 "34% Sale 17% 20% 19% 20 85 94 75 80 11% 9% 48% 51% 52% 100% 101 55 60 1 1% 19 Sale 7 Sale "84% "94"" 73 , 115 101 103 37% 37% Sale 81 Sale 8% 25 7,800 Signal Oil & Gas Co A_„ B 25 1,000 50,700 Sou Calif Edison Co com..25 618 Original preferred25 8,500 7% preferred 25 6 preferred 25 25,100 5%% preferred ..25 18,800 799 Sou Calif Gas 6% pref 25 328 6% preferred A 25 385 Sou Counties Gas 6% pref 100 15% * 25 2,400 Taylor Milling Corp * 46% 40 Sale 16% 55 19% 25 80 13% 25 Union Oil Associates -.25 Union Oil of Calif 100 1,439 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd__* 1,800 Western Air Express 10 5,900 Western Pipe & Steel Corp. 10 325 22% 23% 18% Sale 23 Sale 9 55 6% Mar. 2 90 Mar. 90 Mar. 30% Mar. 5% Mar. Mar. 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 11 Mar. 26 20 Mar. 19 84% Mar. 20 73% Mar. 27 30% 5% 16% 17% Mar. 27 18 18% Mar. 4 20% Mar. 19 86 Mar. 16 80 Mar. 3 8 Mar. 24 2 6 2 18% Mar, 25% Mar, 19 % Mar. 19 1% Mar. 26 5 Mar. 10 % Mar. 19 1% Mar. 26 20 3 1 62 65 50 106 108 108 2% 5% 4% 7 Sale 5 10% 4% _ 174 70 110 Sale 4% Sale 10% "4% 2 166 ---- 163 "4"^ Sale 26 20~" 24 25 15 20 15 11% 9 9% 13% 13% 11% Sale 9% 9% 5 VA Sale 51% 28 25% 61% 63% 62% Sale 103% 104% 102% 53 53 Sale 53% 2 4% 1% 4% 26 Sale Sale 12 18 % 24 9 15 24% Sale 5 Mar. Mar. 13 Mar. 12 164 2 Mar. 12% 10% 8% 9% 49% 27% 25% 62% Mar, Mar, Mar, Mar, Mar, Mar, Mar, Mar 16 15 17 11% Mar 3 6 3 25 19 9 9% 54% 27% 25% 2 67% Mar. 20 — Mar. 25 51 55 24 1% Mar. 17 27% Mar. 10 12% Mar. 2 Mar. 4 1% Mar. 13 Mar. 28 9 Mar. 31 1% Mar. 3 1% Mar. 20 2% Mar. 2 2% Mar. 27 4% Mar 19 2 6% Mar, 8% Mar 24 4% Mar. 31 4 9 2 Mar. 28 26 Mar. 16 Mar. 25 3 23 M!ar. 101 102 Mar. 26 14% 15% 53% 58% 29% 3 26 26% 27% 101% Mar. 11 102% 42% Mar. 31 48% 16 19% 18% 20 27 15% 17% Sale 3 19 2 18 Jan. 165 Feb. Feb. 25 Feb. 22 Mar. 28 Feb. 3 Jan. 25 Jan. 13 Mar. 4 Jan. 23 18% 5% 17% % Jan. Jan. Jan. Mar. 19 15 16 1.17%Jan. 19% Jan. 2% Mar. 3% Jan. 5% Jan. 23 18 Mar. 28 Mar. 30 Mar. 10 Mar. 25 Mar. 19 67% Mar. 20 58% 1% 27% 15% Jan. 8 Mar. 17 Feb. 26 Feb. 20 Feb. 1.35 Jan. 18 2% Mar. Jan. 7 5 2 20 27 20 27 5 6% Jan. 9% Jan. 27 10% Feb. 21 15 15 Mar. 30 6 10 \lh Jan. 21 Feb. 17 Jan. 22 12 45% Jan. 2 54% Feb. 26 Feb. 6 60 Mar. 12 54 Mar. 24 Feb. 29% 26% 24% 25% Mar. 10 Mar. 17 Mar. 2 3 17% Mar. 2 2 32% Feb. Jan. Mar. 2 Jan. Mar. 2 26 Jan. 3 26% Jan. Jan. 27% Mar. 25,% Jan. 13 5 102% Mar. 99% Jan. Feb. 51 42% Mar. 31 21 Jan. 15 20 Jan. 6 75 Mar. 27 11% 15 Feb. 23 Mar. Feb. 19 11 31 10 26 25 17 24 3 90 Feb. 11 25 6 18 16 325 Feb. 26 Jan. 16 24% Feb. 13 26 Feb. 13 Mar. 25 15 Mar. 25 16 Mar. 31 20 Jan. 19 15 Jan. 9 16% Jan. 19 16 Jan. 15 15 18% Mar. Mar. 31 Mar. 28 42% Mar. 30 8 95% Feb. Mar. 19 Mar. 25 3 Mar. 17 16% Mar. 27 27% Mar. 31 Mar. 25 Mar. 31 Mar. 31 13 41 Mar. 10 325 15 15 51 1 Mar. 13 325 Mar. 13 325 19% Mar. 12 22% Mar. 2 2 Mar. 13 24 20% Mar. 15 16 9 9% 54% 27% 25% Feb. 52% Jan. 19 16% Feb. 18 11% Mar. 31 10 Mar. 27 13% Mar. 31 19 19 Feb Feb. 4 75 75 Sale 21 Feb. 3 Mar. Mar. Mar. 27 100 14 18 6 4% Mar. 2 79 Jan. 7% Mar. 30 Mar. 31 3 75 13 27 4 Feb. 4 93 Sale 10% Jan. Mar Mar. 30 70 16 3 Mar. 24 Mar. 27 42% Mar, 30 2 92% Mar 95 20 14 108 Jan. Mar. 17 Mar. 24 Mar. 10 17 13 75 2 23 22 Jan. 6% Jan. 3 Mar. 6 104 Mar. 20 20 5 6 124 Mar. 30 13 17 41 22 12% Jan. 18% Feb. 7 % Mar. 19 Mar: Mar. 28 23 30 33 Jan. 22% Sale 22 101% Jan. '37% Jan. 39% Feb. 20 21 Jan. Mar. Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. 115 26 Sale 6 21 18% 22% 18% % 1% 27 23 20% Sale 9 8% Jan. 30 20 Sale 18 Jan. 6 7% Mar. Mar. 16 Mar 25 21% Feb. 5 86 Mar Sale Sale Sale 80 9 5 124 21 Sale Mar. 27 4 104 43 325 18 20% Jan. 15 20% Mar. 19 Mar. 25 15% Sale Mar. 26 Jan. 6 Mar. 4 Mar. 2 Mar. 21 Sale Mar. 19 23% 6% 30% 5% 7 25% Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 48% Sale 3 Jan. 19 Mar. 101 15 Jan. 27 29% 27% 25% 26% 26% Mar. 66 5 _ 46% Jan. 58 Sale Jan. 23% Mar. 25 Jan. Mar Jan. Feb. Feb. 25 Mar. 20 25 4 26 94 90 20 9% Jan. Mar. 28 26% 76% Jan. 31 7% Feb. 24 94% Feb. 20 24% 5% 16% 17% 19% 84% 10 49% Mar. 58 Feb. 28 31 Sale 57 15 Jan. 6 30 50% 29% Sale 27% Sale 25% Sale 25% 27 25% 3 12% Jan. Mar, Mar, Mar, Mar. Mar. 31 29% 27% 25% Mar. 26 Jan. 5 Mar 10 60 7 29 Jan. 11% Jan. 9% Jan. 8% Jan. Sale 58% 29% 27% 25% 69% Jan. 5% Jan. 163 9 10 Sale 5 21 24 Mar. 27 22 Mar. 12 51 9 Jan. 7 13 25 163 Sale 8 6% Sale 123 117 116% 120 Sale 104 107 103 102% 42 42 39% 37% 38% 56% 42 56% 41 39% Sale 88 87 92% Sale 9 7% 7% 7% 14% Mar. Jan. 55 2 20 2% Sale 4% Sale 6% 21% Mar. 16 4% Mar. Mar. 24 9 75 Jan. 4 4% Mar. 2% Mar. % Mar. 18 24% 4% Sale 6% Sale 22 3% Mar. 2 4% Mar, 18 1% Sale 9623 Mar. 70 2 3% Mar. 20 1% 2H Sale 105% Feb. 10 94% Mar. 11 55% Mar. 102% Jan. 6% Mar. 25 Sale 14% 10% 8% 9% Mar. 10 6 26 2 Mar. 14 55% Mar. 20 62 Mar. 24 106 Mar. 3 108 8% Mar. 2 6% Mar. 31 43 43 22 5 Feb. 22% Jan. 15 4 2 6 Mar. 26 103% Mar. 10 Mar. 19 14% Jan. Mar. 19 Mar. Mar. 11% Mar. 30 8% Mar. 11 81 23% Mar. 26 6 Mar. 4 Jan. 28 Feb. 4 Mar. 6 102 87 2 3 23% Mar. 25 20 66 10223 96% 10423 10423 104 23 80*» Mar. 11 18% Mar. 22% Mar. % 6 10323 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 104% Mar. 13 Mar. 25 10623 Mar. 25 20% Jan. 6 24% Sale Feb. 26 Mar. Mar. 19 12% Mar. 7 11% Mar. 17 74 Mar. 18 75 Mar". 16 7% Mar. % 30 100 Van De Kamp Hoi Bakery..25 704 60 16 25 223 Union Bank & Trust Co..100 Sale 29% Sale 26% Sale 24% Sale 25% 24% 26 97% 101 47% Sale 111 Title Ins & Trust Co 67,700 82,300 11 11 8 ' 90,900 Standard Oil of Calif 708 Superior Oil com 10 12 6% 114 ..._* com Sale 6 3 18 7% 1.45 Sale 75 18 6 55 Mar. 19 Mar. 5 Mar. 4 20 6 26 93 4 102 Mar. 18 21% Mar. 16 21% Mar. 16 55 Mar. 19 11% Mar. 30 8% Mar. 11 73 Mar. 19 73% Mar. 9 6 Mar. 30 90 Mar. 26 87 Mar. 26 86 Mar. 16 20% Mar. 13 Feb. 20 16 Feb. 4 9223 Feb. 26 94% Feb. 16 80 21 5223 Jan. 10223 Feb. 96% Feb. 10423 Mar. 10423 Mar. 104 23 Mar. 10023 Feb. 10323 Mar. 105% Feb. 9423 Mar. 9623 Mar. 6 8 8 15 7 21j% 17 21% 20% Sale 5% 9 30% 31 4% 5% 18 20% 17% 19 27% 25% 291,900 Transamerica Corp.. 1,000 5,100 88% 43 14 81 72 171 25 Sale 24 Sale 6 100 2% 81,500 29,400 30,800 76 6% Sale 6 1.251.42% 19 27 5% Sale 40 3,300 4% 3 1.25 62 3,900 Shell Union Oil 3% 10 * 293,100 Richfield Oil common Preferred 25 96,500 * 82,700 Rio Grande Oil 526 San Joaquin L&P 7% pr pflOO 93 6% prior preferred 100 1,100 70 8% Sale 10 com... 10,000 Republic Pete Co 6,500 * Corp..* * Petrolite Corp. Pickwick 9% 10 Preferred 6,550 10,150 1,750 6,950 2,000 Sale 80 Sale 4 Insur._10 600 Pacific Clay Products 34,900 Pacific Finance com "9,666 6 * 426 Mortgage Guar Co 100 15 Nat'l Bank of Commerce. .25 230 Sale Sale .20 —3 25 com 18 Monolith Port Cem pref 415 Morelaud Moter pref """400 81 81 80 .20 285 Los Angeles Biltmore pf. 100 18 315 76 Sale 9 common 110 565 11% 9% 19 525 5,450 23% :i!M Y:: 1,280 Lincoln Mortgage com 1,190 Preferred 1,086 Los Angeles Athletic Club .10 190 10% 9% 80 9 8 100 Jautzen Knit Mills ~ 294 s 5 8,500 Hancock Oil 160 30,000 32,600 24,000 27 13% 1,307 Home Service 8% pref 25 8,400 International Re-Ins Corp 10 "5",000 V 97% 81 Sale Prod__25 96 Goodyear Textile pref 100 402 Goodyear Tire & Rub pf.100 484 Hal Roach 8% pref 25 76 191 13% 93 10 1,900 Gilmore Oil Co 1,406 Globe Grain & Milling 300 16 12% * 135 Foster & Klieser 100 75 Sale 80 25 80 400 785 23 13 70 3,250 Citizen's National Bank__20 24,600 Claude Neon of Del....... * Machinery 22% Mar. 25 60 6 9623 Mar. 9623 Mar, 9723 4 10423 Mar. 10533 10423 Mar, 6 10423 Mar. 10533 10423 Mar, 6 10423 Mar. 105 10423 Mar, 6 101% Mar. 10323 10123 Mar, 10423 10323 Mar, 11 103% Mar. 10523 Mar, 11 10523 Mar. 10523 3 94% Mar. 9423 Mar, 05 9523 9623 Mar, 9 9623 Mar. 9733 9623 Feb. 9223 9423 10323 10423 10623 104 100 5,700 Byron Jackson Co... 450 California Bank 300 Food 10323 9623 10423 10423 10423 102% 10323 105% Mar. 27 58 59 58 65 103 % 06% 06% 104% 105 104% 105 10423 105 102 102 % 10323$104 10534 105 23 95 05% 9623 97 Jan. 102 93 9223 Highest. Sale Prices. 92% Mar. 13 102% Jan. 02% Mar. 13 9223 Mar. 13 pgr. ..10 125 Broadway Dept Stores pf.100 233 Ex-warrant —100 1 104 01% 1945 1,300 Barnsdali Oil A 81,500 Bolsa Chica Oil A . 103 % 103% 103% 100% "02% 92 1968 STOCKS 64 102% 102% 102% 00% 103% 10424 1952 5s 92 % 103 94 93 1951 5s 92 60 55 1949 Sou Calif Edison 5s 1. Lowest. Prices. 9423 Mar. 18 9423 Mar. 18 9423 03% 04% 94 103% 103% 10323 10433 10333 Mar. 6 10323 Mar. 6 10423 Mar. 13 10423 Mar. 13 104 % 105 10423 105 105% 106% 10523 10633 10623 Mar. 25 10623 Mar. 25 101% 102 1944 Serra & Santa Fe 1st 5s. 1949 J 200 • 5%s 20 Barker Bros preferred 100 9,200 1955 Richfield Oil 6s. JAN. Sale Prices. Highest. Sale Prices. 78 79 91 77 89 80 93 Sale 1022* 10223 10333 101% 102% 103 102% 103 104% 105% 1942 5s Shares 200 Assoc Gas & Electric A 700 91 92 Pacific Gaa & Elec 5s 6,500 30 110 1,650 5,000 91 90 6s 20,000 35,000 So Counties Gas 4%s_. Union Oil of Calif 5s 2,000 20 600 89 1942 Pac El Ry lat mtge 5a 2nd 02% 101 —.1956 Nev Electric 5a 26,000 2,000 9,000 24,000 16,000 7,000 17,000 79 92 00 1945 6a Ask. Ask. Bid. 80 75 1935 Miller & Lux 7a Bid. Lowest. March 31. March 2. Ask. Bid. La Ry Co 1st & ret 5s..,1940 6,000 6,000 2,000 2,000 5,000 10,000 1,000 5,000 SINCE 2 1931. Par. $ RANGE IN MARCH. Price STOCK EXCHANGE Since In Jan. 19% Mar. 12 20% Mar. 13 27% Mar. 31 RIGHTS— ■■ k *11,700 015,200 83,700 73,500 Pacific Gas & Electric. 99,600 Pacific Mutual 172,600 Sou Calif Edison ... 2% Sale 2% Sale - * Pacific Gas & Elec. rights removed from trading at close of session March 10. of session March 7. Q Pacific Mutual rights removed from trading at close 2% Mar. 2% Sale 2 1.25 Mar. 1.30 Sale 3 2 5-16 Mar. 2% Mar. 9 1.35 Mar. 3 5 2 13-16Mar.lO 1.80 Jan. 1.25 Feb. 1% Jan. 2% Mar. 1.45 Jan. 9 31 2»i«Mar. 10 OF BONDS AND STOCKS In the earlier part of this publication the complete records of the dealings the leading stock exchanges of on and for the calendar year to date, are furnished* In this department of General Quotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only those dealt in on the exchanges but also leading unlisted and inactive securities* The following is an index to country, for the latest month the different classes of securities quotedi Pags Pago Page Insurance 94-120 Stocks and Scrip Steam Railroad Bonds.......... 77 Public Utility Bonds 83 Steam Railroad Stocks 81 Public Utility Stocks 88 Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds... 99 Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds 91 Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks.. Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks 99 ..... Federal Land Bank Bonds Exchange Seats 100 Real Estate Bonds Investment Trust Stocks and Bonds......82 Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are ..... .95 93 100 ..102 ..101 Canadian Municipal Bonds... 94 ... Stocks... Textile Manufacturing ..108 95 Stocks—95 United States and Municipal Bonds Foreign Government Bonds Mining Stocks....——94 near as as As the New York Stock possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue. employ a designating The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter Is prefixed This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds In default. In which casts Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer mark to indicate the fact except where there to the price, he must pay is a deviation from this rule. accrued interest in addition to the price. the price includes the interest, should there be any. The letter "f" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately default, the price is always "flat," and no designating mark is employed to Quotations for guaranteed stocks thus (d) All others share. are per are use the figures are obtained from sources cases flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and As already stated in the case of Income bonds and bonds In indicate the fact. "and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price. of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and which Stock prices marked bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated. are per cent except It should be borne in mind in the a in making payment. unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all considered reliable. are ■. Jf "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional. V The following abbreviations are often used, viz.; "M" for mortgage, «®nv" for The black-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature. NOTICE.—All bond prices Bonds. Bid. are and income and defaulted bonds. "and interest" except where marked Bid. Bonds. Ask. Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 guM&8 Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D Ak Oant & Youngst— 92% 4.25 II 4.15 Atlantic Coast Line of S O— *40 red '10-M&N If '40 red '10-M&N If 97 97 102 95 J&J 49 J&J 35 2d g 4s 1948 J&J 75 Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s 1949. -A&O 107 Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947--A&O Aus & NW 1st 5s g 1941 103% J&J Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-J&J Bait Ches&Atl 1st g 5s 1934 M&S / "O" deb g 6s Nov 1 1940-A&O if Alabama Tennessee & Northern— Prior lien 6s 1948 J&J 96 101 Bait & Oumb Val RR— Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A-.A&O Gen & ref 5%s 1945 ser B A&O Alabama Great Southern— 102% 92% Alabama & Vicksburg Ry— 1st M g 5s 1974 series A..M&N 102 42 20 104 <oooo A&O 1998 37 00 91% Alleghany Corp— Ooll t.r conv 5s 1944 Ooll & conv 5s 1949. Col & conv 5s 1950 Allegheny Val gen 4a F&A ..J&D A&O Ref & gen Eq Eq Eq Eq Eq 113% 95% 103% Series B If 94 Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965—J&J 93% Athens Terminal Ry— 1st g 5s 1937 J&J Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line— 1st M 4%s 1944 ser A 99% J&J 1st M 5s 1944 ser B J&J 103% Atl Knox & Nor 1st 5s 1948--J&D 103% Oonsol gold 4s 2002_ —M&8 Atlanta & St Andrews Bay— 1st 6s. 1938. j 4.1o% 93" 99 96 104% 95" 101 96% 97 92 94 96 4^r 1964.J&D 100 A En Feb 1936 b Basis. fvearl F&* b 4.15 b 4.50 4.10% 97% 104% 104 S W Div 1st 5s 1950-. Toledo & Cin Div 4s 19' ft 4 100% 20 4% 84 83% 104% 90% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 65% Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943. Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938 Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936 2d guar gold 5s 1936 <? 92 94 . 87 ...—... 89% 95% 90% J&D J&J 104 5s May 1943 6s Mar 1942 97% sceii. —- 104 104 104 m n 104 ser AO 5s 1955 ser 2 4%s 1961 ser 6s Mar. M&S M&N JJA&O 101% 101% 85 107 103% 102% 99% 97 99% 100% 1 1932 Series Eq 4%s 1932-1943 (yr)„A&0 (old) 4%s J&J 1937 F&A 4s Aug 1942 ..F&A 3s July 1950 J&J 6s Jan 1 1933 J&J Boat & Maine 4a Feb 1 Equip 5%s 1931-1937(yr)F&A Eq tr 6s 1931-38 (year)—J&D Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s g 1955-F&A Boston Rev Beach & Lynn— 1st m 4 H(s July 15 1947.J&J16 Gen m 6s 1933 J&J 15 Brook & Mon 2d 5s 1938—J&D Brun & West 1st 4s 1938 J&J Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941—J&J 1st ref 5s 1961 J&J Bluff Point. Land & Impt—See In Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh— General 5s g 1937— M&8 Con g 4 Hi" 1957 M&N Eq 6s ser K 1932-33 (s-a).F&A Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp— 1st 4s Dec 30 1963 J&J Burl Cedar Rapids & North— Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34.-A&O Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s*44 F&A 101% 4.50 4.15% 85* 94 97% 90 73 102% 102% 4.60 4.70 4.30 % 4.40% 82% 84% _ 97 101% 101 98 97% 101 100 & Ml scelh" 103 85 4% 87 3.50% 87% 88% 102% 99% 100% 104 1941-J&J 95% 1955 -F&A 94% Cambria & Ind 1st 4%s "68--J&J Eq tr 5%s 1931-38 (year) M&N b Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955—__J&J 107% Canada South 5a 1962 ser A_ A&O 100% Can Nat Rys 4%s 1954-M&S 15 100% 4%s 1957 J&J 100% 4XB 1968 J&D 100% 4Xs guar 1956 ..F&A 103 4%s guar 1955 J&D 15 106% 40-yr 5s guar 1970 F&A 106% 5s guar 1969 J&J 106% 5s guar 1969 A&O 4.75 Eq tr 4%s 1931-1942 (gu) M&N 4.75 Eq tr 4%s 1931-45(ann)_.J&D _ 95% 4.50% 87 109% 100% 100% 100% 100% 103% 107% 107 107% 4.50% 4.50% Canadian Northern— 8 F deb 7s 1940-- 98% 99% S F deb 6 His 1946 10-yr g 4%s Feb 15 s J&D -J&J 1935-F&A Winnipeg Term 4s 1939—J&J 99% Nominal, 101% 101% QQ . 75" 105 104 4% I London, 103 X 104 6s-5s June 1945— ilu 90 f 4%s July 1937 4%s impt 1978 F&A 4s May 1 1933 gu N Y O.M&N 4* May 1 1934 gu N Y O-M&N A: Last sale. April 1947. 5s Apr 1944 86 99 104 Gen M g 4s 93 d & Mi Imp—S« Bolivia Ry 1st 5s 1927 5s Juno 1942 5s July 1 1938 4s-5« Sept '41 Cam & Clear—1st 5« g 98% 100% 1951 -.4 Bellingham Bay & British Gollst g 5s Dec 1 1932 J Belt RR & Stk Yds (Ind'p'lk. 1st ref gold 4s 1939 M&N Belt Ry of Ohatt 5s 1945—J&J Belvidere Del 1st 3%s 1943 J&J /This price Includes accrued interest. b 4% 4% " Boonville RR Bridge 4s '41 -A Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51-F&A Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63.-J&J 90 M&S 109% 102% 4.15 4.15 b Beech Ork Ext 3%s 102 99 103 4% .. Bluff Point Land & J&J 102% 108% 101% 92% 4.15 Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39- Col tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.M&N Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M&N ser b 97% 97 Atlantic Coast Line RR— Gen unif t 96% 104% 1951 Boston & Maine (new) 5s 1st m 96% tr 4%s 1931-40 (yr)__M&N tr 4%s '32-'41 O (yr)—F&A tr 5s 1931-37 (yr). tr 5s 1932-38 tr 6s '32-'35 yr) J&J 16 53 Certs Indebt 5s irredeera.J&D r 4s July 1 1952 92% 102% 109% 114 86 6%s 1929 extd as 5% May 1954 M&N cons 101 95 Atlantic Coast Line Co of Conn— 1st 5s 2000 ser D-.M&S 107% 99 M to 1 Bangor & Aroostook— 96 1 1943 5s Mav 1940 1st rn 5s 1967 Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va100 86% 1st 103 Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939 ....F&A 1st 80" 97 80 4.65 Eq tr 6s 1931-35 (s-a)_.J&J 15 b Ark & Mem Ry Brge & Term— 1st M 5s 1964 M&S 101% Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947 97 A&O Asheville & Spartanburg—S U & Ool 1st M g gu 4s 1955—J&J Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe— Gen mtge gold 4s 1995--.A&O 98% 94 Adjustment 4s July 1 1955 Nov 94% Stamped .M&N Oonv g 4s of 09 due 55 op J&D 95 Oonv g 4a of 1905 due *65. J&D 95% Oonv g 4a of I960 93 J&D Atlantic City gu 4s 1951 July 1 1948—A&O 1st M 5s July 1 1948 A&O Conv 4%s 1933 red 1923.M&S Conv g 4%s 1960 F&A Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A.J&D Ref & gen 6s 1995 series C_ J&D 80 98% 1 1st M 4s g 80% 97% J&J July 1931 Ask. 99 X J&J Jan Ref 3%s 1952 gu N Y O.-A&O Boston & Lowell 4 %s Feb '33.J&J 7s-5s Jan 1946 OOlOOi 79% 1942--M&S 37 77 108 4s 3%s 5s Jan Bait & Harris g 5s 1936 :_M&N 1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 M&N Baltimore & Ohio— 80 Amer Dock & Impt—See Ind & M Is cell— Arbor 1st g 1995 76 Q-J n* IL 79 Ann July 1948 Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948 Ex 1st M 6s 101 Albany & Suaq 3 His gold 1946 (conv before 19l6) gu A&O Wost 4a guar mwm — 10 Gen Income 6s Oct 1948 A1 & 89 86 1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A—.J&D 1st cons 4a 1943 ser B J&D Alabama N Orl T & P June— "A" deb 5s g "B" deb g 5s Gen 1st g 4s 92% (Concluded)— May 1 1935 gu N Y O.M&N Boston & Albany Eq 6s 1932-1935 (yr).__J&J 15 b Eq 4His 1932-'41 E (yr)_F&A b 98 Bid. Bonds. Ask. Atlantic Coast Line RR (Concl) RAILROAD BONDS Sale price. 111% 119% 101% 112 120% 102% 78 Oona deben 4s 88% 87 100. 101% 101 104 % 20-yrcolltr4%sl946 Coll tr 6s Apr 16 1934 A&O Coll tr 5s 1954 J&D S T4%s Dec 15 1944—J&D16 97% 96 perpetual--J&J M&S are 104% _ , 102 .... Ooll tr 4%s 1960 J&J 99% Eq tr 6s 1944 J&J 105 Eqtr 4%s 1931-1938 s-a-J&D b 4.40 Eq tr 4%s 1940-1945 s-a-J&D b 4.40 Eq tr 68 Apr 26,31-'32 s-a. A&O b 4% Oarb & Shaw 1st g 4s 1932--M&S 97 C&ro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949--J&J 70 Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938- J&J 103 1st cons 6s 1952 ser A-J&SD15 108% Equip 5a 1931-1937 s-a-A&O b 4.40 Eq 5s 1931-1933 s-a—--J&D b 4% Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (yrly)_J&J15 b 4 25 Cart & Adir 1st 4s 1981 J&D 92% Catawissa cons g 4s 1948-—A&O 96 Cent Ark & Ea 1st 5s 1940 op J&J 81 CentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48-J&D 79 Central of Georgia— 1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—F&A 102% Registered $1,000 & $5,000-Cons gold 5s 1945-— M&N 101 % Registered $1,000 & $5,000-Ref & gen 5%s 1959 ser B.A&O 90% Ref& gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O 87} Eqtr4%s'32-'40serP(yr)M&S b 4. 99% 106 4.25% 4.25% 3.50% 77" - 108% 4.10% 3.50% 4% 94% 97 84 87 92% 89 4.20% 4.20% 4.20% J&J 1st M 5s 1945 guar A&O Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55F&A Chic & Alton 1st 3%s 1950—J&J refunding g 3s 1949—A&O Certificates of deposit— / Stpd as to Oct 1930 Int Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '32-'35 (yearly) J&J15 b Chicago Burlington & Quincy— Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen F&A A&O g 4s A May 1 1989—J&J g 3%s B May 1 1989-J&J 4%s May *89 series C-J&J M 4%s 1989 ser E—M&N M 4%s May '99 serF_ J&J 4.30% 70 116% 105% 96 Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry— 97% isc."" 101 4.15 4.15 4.25 4.25 4.25 101% 4% 4% 4.05% 4% 4.05% 102% 93% 93 96% 93 100% 95% 104% 97 109% 91% 97% 102 106% 108 85 67 67% 95% 96% 105% 107% 101 93% 80% 84 4" 60 4,20% „ 9£7/« 50 101% 80 64 64% 25 26 78 92 nn 8* 97 98 92 4.60 4.60 4.30% 4.50 4.10% 4.05% Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax Gen M 5s *87 stpd inc tax M&N iggg GenM4%s'87stpdinc taxM&N Gen M 4 %s'87 stpd inc tax M&N Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M&N 16-year 6%s Mar 1930—_M&S 1st & ref 5s May 2037 J&D 1st & ref 4%s May 2037-J&D 1st & ref 4%s May 2037C J&D Oonvg 4%s 1949 ser A—M&N 102% 96% 4.20 80% 1st M 6s 1946 ser A Ctfs of deposit—. 101% 4.30% Rio Grande 79% 90 90% 95 102% Certificates of deposit Des Plaines Val 4%s 1947.-M&S Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-J&D 4.50 101% 94% 4.10% 95% 95% 96% 96 Mortgage gold 4s 1995 J&D Det R Tun 4%s 1961 gu_..M&N Detroit Toledo & Ironton— 1st 5s Mar 1 1964 J&J 90 m Dollar per 89% 10 10 .... J&J 1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu_M&N 1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.M&N Gen 4s 1902 Can Gov gu.-J&J Prairie Section 4s 1955—A&O Mountain Sec 4s 1955 A&O Lake Sup Div 4s 1955 A&O Grand Trunk Ry of Canada— Sink fund g deb 7s 1940--A&O M&S F&A 97% 42% 78 1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--J&J Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '31-'43 (yr) Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947 J&D 65 96% 37 A—J&J '61 opt *41 -J&J 5%s 1952 ser B—-J&J Gen M 5s 1973 ser O J&J Gen 4%s 1976 ser D J&J Gen 4%s 1977 ser E J&D Eq tr 4%s 1931-1939 M&S Eq tr 4 %s 1931-1940 D (yr) J&J Eq tr 5a 1931-1938 (yr)—M&S 1st & ref g 4%s Gen M 95 104 83 103 104 96% 105% —- Gen M 7s 1936 series 90 102% Western m 93% liH 78 90 87 90 81 83 81 83 92 81 111% 108% 108 83 112 1 108% 108% 106 87% 4.50% 82% 4.40% 63 20 19% 44% 103% 500 francs or 4 20 4.20 4.30% 430% 98 98% 95% 67% 85"" 14 16% 19 26 Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2 24 27 1st 5 %s 1950 serB 1st 5s 1950 Series C_ ^ 97 A&O A&O 87 88% 103% lulf Terminal of Mobile— 80 83 1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu—--J&.T H&Ha rtford Harl R & Portch—See N Y N RR & Term Co— 1st lien s f 6s 1947 M&S locking Valley Ry— 1st cons gold 4%s 1999—J&J Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (ann)-A&O Eq tr 5s 1931-1939 (yr)—J&J Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (yr) J&J 15 Goboken w 99 4.20 J&J - lulf & Ship Island RR— 1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52-J&J 101 96 96% 4.60 1st M 6s 1958 ser A 97% 8 99 110 105 96 4.60 Great Northern Ry of Canada— Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O — 55 110 ruantanamo & Western—• 77 , 4.90 90% 1931-1940.J&D Eq tr 4%s 4% 100 80 86% Fruit rreenb Ry 1st g gu 4s '40--M&N Ireen Bay & West debt certs A— Deb ctfs B 103% 85 ?!* Express—- — Eq 5s J'ne 15'31-*39 (yr) J&D 96% 4.25 98 32 95 4.25% Great Northern— 79 70 40 SI* 97% 100% 60 72% Grand Trunk West 4b £ 1950-J&J 80% / This price Includes accrued Int. k Last sale. I In London, 64 / Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936 0%s 1930 89 _ 109% 97% 54 M&N 1st M 3s 1962 97 99 Inc mtge 6s 1960 Des M & Ft D 1st 4s 1935--J&J 110% 86 4ulf Mobile & Northern— 110 99 102% 96% 101% 93% » 101% 99% 109% M&S J&J J&J 102 4.70 J&J J&J 101 Grand Trunk Pacific— 92% Westernf- 4s 1930 4%s 1936 106 100% 100% 107 Eq tr 4%s 1931-42 (yr)„M&N con g 108% 104 106% 91 Denver & Rio Grande— con g 98% 111 104% 75% 1st 3 97" 110% Geu income 5s Aug '55—F&A Ref & Impt 5a 1978 ser B.A&O Denver & Salt Lake Ry— 1st mtge 68 1950 16 Georgia Fla & Ala RR 55 1st M & ref 6s 1952———F&A Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946 -A&O 112"" Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O 87 4s Jan 1 1947 *_ J&J 90 Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5« 1945--J&J Deb 5s 1952— A&O Eq tr 4%s 1931-1939 s-a.M&N b V.50 Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942 103% J&D 101 Gr R & Ind ext 4%s 1941—J&J 97% 2d 4s 1938 a A&O Grand Riv Valley 4s 1959--M&S 91% 89 F&A 22~" 21 107% J&D Inc deb 6s 1952 89 Connecting Ry (Phlla)— 1st M gu 4s Mar 15' 51.M&S15 Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s '42-J&D Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952 J&J 1st 1 & ref g 7%s '36 ser A_ J&D 1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B—J&D Imp & equip 5s 1960 M&N Dal & Waco 1st gu 5s 1940-M&N Danb& Norwalk 4s 1955 J&D Dayton Union 4s 1949 J&J Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951--J&J Del & Bound Br 3%s 1955-F&A Delaware & Hudson— Con v 5s 1935 A&O 1st & ref gold 4s 1943 M&N Denver & 53 July 1 1934 Georgia & Florida RIt— 101% Conn & Pass 1st g 4s 1943--A&O Conn River gold 4s 1943---M&S 85 Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D Ga Caro & N 1st 5« g 1929--J&J 101 Columbia & Port Deposit— 1st m 4s 1940 F&A Col & Hock Val ext 4s 1948 A&O 1st 102 109 97 87 87 98 Galveston Term 6s 1938 Genesee River 6s 1957 Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945. 102 Ref M g 4 %s May 1 '35-M&N 15-yr g 5%s May 1 *37.-M&N Eq 6s Jan 15 '32-'35(yr) J&J15 D Rfv RR & B gu g 4s 1930-F&A Del R Ter p m g 5s 1942—M&N Ex p mon g 5s 1942 J&J 40" 75 Galv Houston & Henderson— 1st M 5a 1933 A&O 95 102 Coal RIv Ry 1st 4s gu *45—J&D Colorado & Southern Col & Tol 1st g 4s 1955 5.50% 93% Ext at 6% to 1st sf 5%s 1972 series A—A&O 1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B A&O 1st s f 4%s 1977 ser C-.A&O 20% 5 50% 6.25 Mex & P Div 1st 5s 1931-M&N 2d M 5s 1931 guar J&J /92 98 101% 100% 81 6.25 Frern Elk & Mo V 6s 1933—A&O 105% 99% 96% 93 93 77 Galveston Harrisb & San An— 104% General mtge 4%s 1980--M&N Eqtr 6s 1932-35 (year)--J&J 15 100 90 20 Ft Worth & D C 6s 1921— Ext at 5%% to 1961 96 Cleveland Terminal & Valley— 1st 4s gold guar 1995 M&N Cleveland Union Terminals— 44 99 93% 90 Cleveland Lorain & WheelingCons now 1st 5s 1933 A&O Gen M 5s 1936 J&D CI eve & Mah Val g 5s 1938-J&J Clev & Marietta 4%s 1935-M&N Cleveland & Pittsburgh— Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942—J&J Ser B 4%s gen gtd 1942—A&O 101% 111 93% 97% 69% 1st cons Fort Dodge Dea Moines & Sou— 1st 5s 1938 J&D r Ft Smith & West 1st g 4s '54-A&0 Fort St Un Dept Det 4%s *41 J&J 105"" 91% Clev Colum Cin & Indianap— Gen cons gold 6s 1934 J&J 4.30% 4 30% Pittsburgh— 97% 93 Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40-M&S White W V Div 1st 4s '40-J&J 4.60 4.60 J&J J&J ref 4%s '52 opt--M&N 116 99% 96% 74 72% 4.40% 94% 110% 1st cons ref g 4%s 1947 Gen ref gold 4s 1950 96% 103% 103% 109% 91% 42 47 104% Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939 J&J O W & M Div 1st 4s g '91-J&J St L Div 1st col trg 4s'90 M&N 4.80 Fonda Johnstown & G loversv— Cincinnati Union Term Co— 104% 103% 72% Eq 4%s '31-35 G (B-a)—-A&O Eq 4%s *31-'41 H (s-a).-M&S Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945 J&J Florida West Sh 5a 1934 J&J 97" 104% 1st M 4%s 2020 ser A J&J Clearfield Bltum Coal—See Ind & Misc. 98 Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943--J&J Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.F&A Cleve Short L 4%s 1961 A&O 98 102 101 95 4.15% J&D 74% 73% 72 72 1st cons 5s gold 1943 J&J Florida East Coast 4%a '59-J&D 1st & ref 5s 1974 M&S 4.40 91 Cleveland Akron & Columbus— 1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&A Clev Cine Chic & St Loute— 89 Florida Central & Peninsula— 89% 5.25% 97% 100 95 1932-38 (yr)—A&O Cincin North 1st g 4s 1951--J&J 68% 65 101% 91 Int red to 3%% Ser C 3%s gen gtd 1948-M&N Ser D 3%s gen gtd 1950—F&A 105% 79% 70% 72% 73% Gen gu g 3%s ser B 1940--J&J Series O 1940 J&J European & N A gold 1933--J&J Fitchburg 5s Jan 1 1934 J&J 4%s Jan 1933— J&J 95 fi"~ 104 5.75 100% 98% Ref & impt 4 %s ser E 1977-J&J 101 * 103% 88% 71% 70% 70% Erie & 103% Gen M 5s ser B 1993 J&D Ref & Imp M 6s '41 ser O—J&J Ref & Imp M 5s '63 ser D..J&J 105 102% J&J J&J A&O 105% 103% Eq tr 5s General 4s gold 1993 100% Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (year)_J&Jl5 Eq 4%s '31-'41 LL (s-a)—M&S Eq tr 4%s 1931-43 (s-a)—M&S Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951—F&A Erie & Jersey a f 6a 1955 J&J 91 90 J&J 96 99% Series D 1953 A&O Ref & Impt m 5s 1967—-M&N Ref & mtge m 5s 1975 A&O 106 97 4.50% 4.50% 94 A&O Prior lien gold 4a 1996 Gen Hen gold 4s 1996 104 105 110 104 A&O 1st & ref 5s 1965 J&D 1st M 5s 1963 series B J&J 1st M 6%s series O 1963—J&J 45 107% Erie— 94% 104% 97 1951-J&J - Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960--M&S Chic Un Stat 1st 4%s 1963—J&J 54 99 40 Conv gold 48 1 953 ser A_ Series B 1953 —_.A&0 Gin Leb & Nor 4s 1942 M&N Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948—F&A 79% 89% 92 98% Eq 4%s '31-'43 E & F (yr)-J&J Eq 4%s *31-'41 G & H(yr).J&J Equip tr 6s 1932-35 (yr).J&J15 Equiptr5s'31-'40serB (yr)F&A Chicago & North Western— Gen M 3%s g 1987 M&N Gen M gold 4s 1987 M&N b Bhsis. 4.70 J&J15 b 52% 97% East Tenn Va & Georgia— Consol lstg 5s 1956 -M&N Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941 M&N Elmira & Williams port— 1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J 101% 92 104 104 - Income 6s 2862 El Paso & R 11st gu 5s El Paso & S W RR— 88 J&D Chic St L & Pits 1st 5s g 1932A&0 Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha— 89 Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948 A&O Eastern Tenn & West N CJ— 5s 1935 M&N 82% 4.10% 4.05% 4.05% 4.05% 4.05% 103% 84% OISL&Clst4sg Aug '36-Q-F Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR— onv 4.20 4.20 4.20 4% 4% 97 Chesapeake & Ohio Northern— g)-yr adj1975 series A 5s 5s Jan 2000 4.50 4.20 Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry— 1st gold guar 4s 1953 A&O 4.25 4.25 Ask. 103% 1st gold 5s 1937 J&J Dutchess Co RR 4%s 1940—J&D Eastern Ry of Minnesota— 87 81% 88" -- Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J Chicago Indianap & Louisville— Ref Mg6i 1947 series A—J&J Ref M g 5s 1947 series B-J&J Ref M g 4s 1947 series O-J&J 1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N 1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B J&J Equip tr 6s '32-'35 (yr)—J&J15 Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt J&D Chic & I O Ry 1st 5s 1938—J&J Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern— 1st hi 4 %s 1969 opt 1919-J&D Chic Memp & Gulf 6s 1940--J&J 85 1952 ser A„ M&S 30-yr. conv.4%s 1960---M&N Eq 6s Jan 151932-'35 (yr) J& J15 Eq tr 5s 1931-38 (s-a) J&D Eqtr 5s Oct *31-'34 (s-a)_A&0 Eq 4%s *31-'42 O (yr)—J&J Eq tr 4%s *31-'45 (s-a)—J&D Chicago St Louis & N O— Con g 5s June 15 '51—J&D 15 Con g 3%s June 15'51 J&D.15 118% 98% 4.90 Eq tr 5s Apr 26 1932 s-a.-A&O b 4.90 Eq tr 5s Dec 14 *31-'44 (yr) 108% Char & Sav gen 7s 1936 J&J Oharl & W Car 1st 6s 1946—A&O 100% Ohateaugay Ore & Iron Co—See 1 nd& M Chat R & South g 5s 1947—J&J Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu_J&J 89 Chesapeake Corp—See Misc Bon ds Chesapeake & Ohio— 1st cons g 5s 1939 105% M&N 1 ~ General 4%s gold 1992---M&S 101 Ref&impt4%s 1993 serA A&O Income 5s Oct 1982 Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—M&S 98% Sec 4%s Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton— General 5s gold 1942 J&D 79 Eq tr 4%s '3l-*40 W (yr)_A&0 Eq tr 5s ,32-,38 (yr) M&S15 Eq tr 5%s '31-'3t (yrly)._J&D Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (yrly)_J&J15 Eq 6%s 1931-35 (ann)—J&D Craig Valley 1st 6s g 1940-J&J 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 Elevator Co g 4s gu 1938--A&O West PocOorp lst4%s'45 F&A 1st gold guar 4s 1953 J&J Dul & Ir Range 1st 5s 1937-A&0 4.05 % 4.05% 4.05% Ref g Mem Div 1st 4s 1951 Bid. Duluth Missabe & Northern— Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941 J&J Duluth South Shore & Atlantic— 91% 98% Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf— Consol gold 5s 1952 M&N b July 1 1949J&J Chic & East 111 (new co)— Gen M 5s May 1951 M&N Chicago & Eastern Illinois— 1st consol 6s gold 1934-— A&O Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82.M&N 4.20 4.05% 4.05% 4.05% 90 1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 *60 opt 102% 96% M&N 4s 4.25 gold 4s 1988 J&J 4s 1934 opt to 1911--A&O Eq 6s 1932-'35 (ann) 95% 104% European loan 4s 1946-M&S Gen M 4s 1958 M&S 1st & ref 4%s ser B 1977--F&A 1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A..F&A Illinois Div 3%s '49 op '29 J&J 4.25 102~" 96 F&A RR 4.25 General 2d mtge gold 4%s 1937 J&J Ref & impt 4%s *95 ser B 4.20 86% Central Pacific— 1st ref 4s g guar 1949 F&A 1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O Cent RR & Bkg 5s 1937 Central Vermont Ry— 4.20 Eqtr 5s '31-'35ser M (yr)_J&D Eq 5s »31-'38 O (yr) J&D Eq 6s Jan 15 '32-*35 (yr) J&.T15 Eq 6%s 1932-36 ser J (yr) M&S Eq 6%s 1932-36 K (yr)-A&0 Eq4%s'31-'42 (yr.) ser A M&N Chic R I & Pac Ry— Guar gold 5s 1944 J&D Chicago & Western Indiana— Gen gold 6s Dec 1 1932—Q-M Consol gold guar 4a 1952—J& J 1st & ref 5%s 1962 A M&S Choc & Memph 5s 1949 J&J 4.50 101 98 Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (yrly)..J&J15 b Eq tr 4%s 1931-'41 (yr)-F&A 5 Bonds. Detroit & Toledo Shore Line— 113% Mid Ga& Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J Mobile Div g 5s 1946 J&J Oconee Div 1st g 5s 1945—J&D Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943 J&J Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 J&J Central of New Jersey— Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J Ask. Chic & North Western (ConcM— 101% Eqtr4%t'31-,40serQ(yr)M&N b Eq tr 5s 1931-38 (yrly)—J&D b 4.50 Chat Div gold 4s 1951 J&D 85% Macon & Nor g 5s 1946 J&J 100% Guar g 5s 1960 Bid. Bonds "f" and Income and defaulted bonds. Chic Terre Haute & Southeast — Gen M 4s 1987 "and Interest" except where marked Ask. Bid. Bonds Canadian NW4%s Oct 221943Canadian Pacific— m BONDS RAILROAD NOTIOE.—All Dona prices £20. n _ 103% 4.20 4.20 4.25 Nominal, r Canadian price. 1 Sale price. BONDS RAILBOAD Bonds. Holidaysburg Bid Bedford & 95 M 100 M 102 Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S Lehigh & WIlkes-B Coal—SeeJnd &Mlsc. 109M Lex & KaBt 1st 5a 1965—- A&O 99M Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s 34-M&N 91M Little Miami guar 4s 1962-M&N Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry— 84 1st gold 4s 1939 guar—J &J 106 Long Dock 6s con g 1935--- A&O 94 M Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S 92 M Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&8 100 M 1st cons f 5s July 11931-—Q&J 100 M 1st cons g 4s July 1 1931—Q-J 97 Gen mtge gold 4s 1938 J&D 97 102M 101 1st gu g 5s Mar 1933 M&N Houston & Texas Central— 101 % 1st lien g 5s 1937 Hudson & Manhattan— 101M J&J 1st goJd 5s 1957 opt F&A Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&O 1st M 4Mb 1957 conv F&A untlngdon & Broad Top— 102M 100 % 78M geC&a-6Vi9«:::J|g 1637-M&N 1st M ext 6s Mar 31 '40A.A&O 2d M ext 6s 1940 ser B—F&A 3d M consol 5s Mar 31 '40-A&O Debenture gold 6s Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)—A&O Equlptr 6s 1931-32 (yr)—F&A .flinois Central—1st g 4s '51 -J&J 1st gold 3Ms 1951 J&J Main L ext 1st g 3Ms *51. A&O 1st M £3s 1951— Montauk Ext 5s 1945--—J&J North Shore Branch— 1st cons 5e g Oct 1 1932. _Q-J M&S 1st M £4s 1951 Tr bonds £3 Ms 1950 A&O 1st g 4s 1950 J&J 2d mtge 3s 1980--- 99 106" 104 % 100 to 4% 1st & ref 6s Dec 1935— J&J 71M Interboro-Met 1 See Public Utility Inter Rap Tran / Securities Internat-Great North Ry— 1st M g 6s 1952 series A.-J&J Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A-April 60 M J&J 71 63 72 J&J 1st M 5s 1956 series B 1st M 5s 1956 ser C__ 69 71 *A Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-42 (yr)__A&0 (nternat Rys (Central America)— 1st M 5s 1972 opt M&N 1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N 1st & ref g 4s 1951 4.60 68 68 M 77M 87 M 104M 99 100 101 103 M 104 M F&A J&D / , 72M 73M / la Minn & N W 1st 3Ms 1935 J&J Jacksonv Gainesv & Gulf— 16 15M 3M 2 95 M 96 K Va 5s 1955.-.J&J 4io 89 Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis— Ref g 4s 1936 guar.. A&O 98 98M / 100 92 98 M 78 K 79" 96 f 95 M or 4.20% 4.30% 35 86 §5" 93 K Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987——J&J Kentucky & Indiana Term RR 1st M 4Mb 1961 (sterling).J&J 94 91M 1961 J&J L E & Dot RIv 4Mb 1932..F&A Lake Erie & West 1st 5a '37—J&J 2d gold 58 July 1 1941.--.J&J 94" Ooll trust 6Ms 1931 1st ref 6s 1946 series A 1st ref 5Ms 1978 ser B Lehigh & New England— 1st M gold 59 1945. 104 J&J Gen mtge gold 5s 1954 J&J 104 Eq tr 4Mb 1931-42 (yr)—A&O b 4.40 Lehigh Vailev Harbor Term Ry— 1st mtge 5s 1954—F&A 103 M Lehigh Valley— 1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948 96 J&D Oon M 6s ann reg Irred J&D 129M Con M 4Mb ann irred J&D 99 Gen cons gold 4s 2003 M&N 86M Gen con gold 4 Ms 2003—M&N 98 Gen con gold 5s 2003 M&N 104M Lehigh Valley Coal—See Ind & M isc. Lehigh Valley Ry of New York 1st 4Ms gold 1940 J&J 101 Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941 A&O 103 Lehigh & Lake Erie— 1st 4Ms 1957 guar M&S 86,, 100M MStP&SS M & ' — , /This price includes 105 1st Ch Ter 105 0, 4.15% 97w 130M 100 tig 70 70 99 M s f 4s 90 18 30 f 11 L. 58 25 7 m 15 76M 88M 78M 91 J&J J&J 94 73 100 M&S J&J 82 68 t b b b b '41op'16-M&N J&J RR— Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A J&J Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B J&J Prior lien 4Ms 1978 ser D.J&J Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0 M K & T of T 1st 5s gu 1942 M&S 106M Mo Kan & Tex (old company)— 1st gold 4s 1990 _:j&D 103 M Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year)_J&J15 Mo Kan & Okla, 1st 5s '42—M&N / Mo Pacific RR (new company)— accrued interest, '26 J&J 5M A&O 3K National Transc Branch Lines Co 1st Msf4Ms 1955 A&O Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954 Consol g 86 M&N F&A J&J J&J New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934 Cons deb 4s perpetual New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu 1/100 1/80 89 102 82 91 92 J&J 1956 gu__J&D 101M 85 88 F&A M&N 90 K OIK 5s July 1 1945 N Hav & North 4s N J June 1st 4s gu 1986 J04M 94" 102 M 104 102 M 58 104 60 90" 85 K 1st 5s 1954 series B A&O 1st M 5 M« 1954 Reries A—A&O 1st 5s 1956 series O F&A 1st M 4Ms 1956 series D._F&A 91M g|» II* 82" Eq trust 4 Ms 1932-'42 A&O b Newport & Cincinnati Bridge— 1st M g 4M8 1945 guar—J&J Newn & Richf 1st 5s '41 gu__J&J N Y Bay Ext R 1st 5s g 1943. J&J New York Bkiyn & Manh Beach 1st gold 5s 1935 A&O 86 4.35 4.10% W* 80 100 M 101 107 •mmmm mm 62 M 4.75 4.75 4.75 4.75 1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A F&A 1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—M&S h Dollars per 1,000 franc bond, 107 M 95 M 95M 84M 100 % 97 M tax-exempt.M&N tax-exempt.-J&J A&O 100 Rel & impt 5s 2013 C A&O L S coll tr g 3Ms 1998 F&A M C coll tr g 3Ms 1998.—F&A 107 100 83 83 M 4.20 4.25 Eq tr 7s *31-'35 (year)—A&015 Eq tr 6s *32-'35 (year)„J&J16 NYC L eq 5s 31-37 (yr).J&D NYC L eq 5s 31-'39 (yr)_J&D 4.15 4.15 4.15 95 92 80 / Minneap Term 3 Ms '50 opt.J&J Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949. --J&J Missouri-Kansaa-Texas if 99^ 93 88 76 100M 84 98^ 70 4.257, 4.257 4.257 4.257 CentTermRy— Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959 105 A-Q-F J&J 25-year 5Ms 1949 M&S Eq tr 4a '31-'38 s-a J&D15 Eq tr 4Ms 1931-36 (s-a).M&N Eq tr 5s l931-'33 (s-a) M&S Eq tr 6a 1932-'35 (year)..M&S 102 84^ ser 1st cons 5s 1938 gu int 2d M gold 4s guar 1949 100M 100 90 78 99?* Certificates of deposit Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie— 1st cons gold 4s 1938 J&J 1st cons gold 5s 1938 J&J 100& M&N Certificates of deposit 1st refdg gold 4s 1949. —M&S g Deb g 4s '34 Deb 4s 1942 A&O 1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D 1st consol gold 5sl934 M&N 6% Conv deb 6s 1935 M&N Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A New York Central & Hud Riv— Ref g 3Ms July 1 1997 J&J Minneapolis & St Louis— 90 Lake Shore & Mich South— Con g ref 3 Ms 1997 —J&D 102M 3% 60 Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S Mil&State Line lst3 Msl941_J&J 97 — _ Plain 25" 60 Sept Mil Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 Imc 6s series B Jan 1949--—Jan / lit M 5s 1978 J&J 25 §1* 76 1st ext 4Mb 1934 (1880)._J&D Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4M' to 1934 (1884) J&_ 95M 3M A&O *15 ext to'33.-J&D notes £ '15 ext to *33. J&D g notes Ref & impt 4 Ms 2013 A When issued A&O ser A Series B Mlllen & Southw 59 1955 Milwaukee & Northern— Prior lien g 4Ms s f 1957--J&J 90~ 102 A&O Adj M Apr 1 '53 99 95M Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (year).. J&J15 b 4.50 Eqtr 5Ms 1931-3$ (year) M&S 6 4.75 Kansas City Terminal Ry— 1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930 J&J Gold 4s 1931 4.05% 95 New York Central RR— M&N Valley—5s 1943 101 ' Extended at 5% 1940 M&N Ref & impt 4Ms '52 ser A__ J&J New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953 J&J New Orleans Texas & Mexico— Non-cum lnc 5s '35 ser A.-A&O 88 M 89M Midland 100 v Kan O & Pac 1st 4s g 1990--F&A Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf— 5 3.50 3Ms J L & Sag 1951.M&S 5% to 1940 89M 84 106 K F&A 75 97 M ext at 90 M Assented M&S Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O Ref & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950--J&J .... 101 1942-M&N Mtddletown & Unlonville— 2d M adj lnc 6s 1933 M&N Midland of N J 1st 6s 1910 90" 50 100 M 1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947—A&O lit & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55.-F&A New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915. M&N 1st gold 3Ms 1952 Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1st M 4s 1978 ser A_ 77 110M 101M — 1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940.-J&J 1st g 4s Jol & N Ind. 1957J&Jl0 111" 95 Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (yT>—J&J 15 6 accrint at exch rate 4.8665 1st 5s Kal &S H 1939 M&S Gen 5s Dec 31 1932 J&J New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940 J&J New Mexico Ry & Coal Co— M&S 1st g K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938 J&J Kal & W Pig n g 6a 1940 J&J Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948..A&O Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990 A&O M&S M&S / 5s coup 1931 D & B C dlv.M&S Ref& Impt 4Mb 1979 ser 0_J&J 97 109" Joplin Union Station— 1st g 4 Ms 1940 guar op—M&N Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665 4 95M Sept 99M 92 M Asst (cash warr & coup) / Sept 1 1914 coupon on Sept 1.1914 coupon off Mexican North lrt 6s 1930-J&D / Michigan Central— 1954 17 5 10 _J&D K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934 Income 5s Mar 1934 70M 110 Equip 6s 1931-32 (yr)—..M&S 6s 1951... A&O Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu 1939 J&J Ref & ext 6s 1967— J&J Jamestown Frank & Clearfield m 1st g 4s 1959 guar International— Prior lien 4 Ms 1947 1st con gold 4s 1977 70 102 108 M 102M 1st 5s 1963-.-F&A NJ&NY5S 1950 Mexican M&S / f dep 79 M 99 M 91M J&J Nat RR of Mexpi g 4Ms 1st cods gold 48 1951 —- 4.10% 75 4.30 4.30 4.30 M&S Gen mtge 4s 1977 65" Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51 -M&S Mason City & Ft Dodge— 1st M gold 4s 1955. J&D / Memphis Union Station Co— 103 M 1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959.-M&N 87 Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N 89 > M&S 74 H Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934 —J&D ' Morgantown & Kingwood— 1st mtge 5s 1935 J&J Morris & Essex 3 Ms 2000 J&D Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A M&N Constr'n4M« 1955 ser B.M&N Nasnville Chattanooga & St L— 6% 98 ManitowGB&NW3Ms'41-. ...J&J Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu._ ..F&A 88 Moh & Mai 4s 1991 Consol gold 3Ms 2002 > 4.40 35 Philippine Govt gu— ..M&N Sinking fund g 7s 1937. ..M&N 78M M&S Eq 4Ms *32-'41 O (yr)__J&J16 Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (s-a) M&S Eq tr 6s 1932-'39 (year)—J&J Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A 103 M 4s 1939 ext to 1959 105 1st 4s 1956— J&J 90 M 78 M M&S M&S Eq tr 4Ms 1931-37 (year). A&O L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D 104 96M 99M Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A National Rys of Mexico— 4% 4% 96 M 101 Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947--J&J J&D J&D 4.50 4.30 to M&N J&D 4.25 4.25 70 K to Macon Terminal 5s 1965 J&J Mahon O RR 1st 5s 1934—J&J 99M Ref & impt 4 Ms 1980 5 Basis. 103 M J&J 4M§ 1935 !!H -J&J 1st guar gold 5s 1937 Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939 96M M&S gold 4s, 1952 88 Monongahela Sou 5s 1955--A&O Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937 J&J 101 Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N 6% notes 1936 1st 1 & ref 6Ms 1947. Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938 Certificates of deposit 58 & St L Dlv 6s 1971-M&8 1st & ref 5s Dec 1935 Series B Kanawha & W 56 Mob & Mont 4Ms 1945--M&S Southern Ry joint Monon coll 93 Gen M g 4s 1945 Small Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938 Ref & impt 4 Ms 1977 Montour RR - 89 , Secured 5s 1938 101M Lou O & Lex 4Ms g 1931-M&N Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '46-F&A ist & ref A..J&J 1st 4.20% 4.20% 4.60 50-year gold 5s 1937—.—M&N Unified gold 4s 1940 J&J Coll trust gold 5s 1931—M&N 1st & ref 5Ms 2003 ser A—A&O 1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B A&O 1st & ref 4Ms 2003 ser O-A&O Eq tr 4Ms 1931-37 (year).J&D Equip 6 Ms 1932-36 (year) M&S Eq tr 6s 32-'35 (yr) J&J16 J&J J&J ser Ctf of 4.60 Maine Central¬ Genl mtge 4s 1957 Gen mtge 4Ms 1957 Indlanap & Lou 101M Louisville & Nashville— S E 1st & ref ,5s 1980 ser H A&O 1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I F&A Conv g 5Ms 1949 ser A..M&N Secured 5Ms 1931-1956 J&D Equip trust 5s 1932-'40(vr)M&£ Small 102 M Louisville Henderson & St Louis— Atl K & Cin Dlv 4s 1955- Bid. Eqtr 4Mb '31-'44 F (yr)—M&N 94 M Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S Eq 6Ms l932-'36 (year)..F&A loiK Eq tr 6s '32-35 (year)__J&J15 3d 7s ext to July 1938 at 98" 4% M&N Mob & Birm pr lien 5s 1945--J&J 66M A&O 1935 1st mtge gold 5s 1946--—J&J Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&8 Indiana Harbor Belt RR— w 89 1st M 5s 1969 1st M gold 5s Jt 1st ref M (IC&OSL& N O) 5s 1963 ser A 96 «_J&D Ser B 5s(£l00 & £200)'63J&D tflOO Series O 4Ms 1963 J&D Gold 6Ms July 1 1936 J&J 40-year 4Ms Aug 1 1966—F&A Eq tr 4Ms 1931-1939 K—F&A Eq tr 4Ms 1931-1940 L—A&O Eqtr4Ks,31-,41 M (s-a).M&N Eq tr 4Ms 1931-41 Ser N-A&O Eq tr 4Ms '31-'36 (yr) O-.J&J Eq tr 5s 1931-38 ser J M&N Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (year)..J&J 15 Equip 6 M a 1932-1934 (yr). F&A Equip 7b 1931-1935 A&O Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D Litch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951... J&J Louisv Dlv 3Ms g 1953—J&J Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951-F&A St Louis Dlv 3Ms g 1951—J&J St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951 J&J Sp'fleld Dlv ext 3Ms 1951 J&J Western lines g 4a 1951 F&A IdBlm & W ext 4s 1940L—A&O fa 112 100 LousJana & North Western— , Ind 111 & 98 102 Bonds Mo Pacific RR (Concluded) 1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G M&N LI City & F con 5s 1937—M&N Louisiana & Arkansas— J&J Ooll trust gold 4s 1952..*. A&O Col tr L N O & T g 4s '63-M&N Ref mtge5s 1955 -.M&N Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918- M&N Bur lines 1st g 3Ms 1952—J&J Indianapolis Union— Gen & refg 5s 1965 Ask. 91 % Cumb J&J 1st M g 4s 1951 guar Housatonlc con 5s 1937 M&N Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J Houston East & West Texas— 1st 5s g May 11933 M&N I Bid. Bonds Ask. 79 marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds. NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where M&N15 4.15 4.15 77 4% 4% 4.15 NYC RR eq 4Mb '36-'32.-J&J NYC RR eq 4Mb *31-'45-M&N N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937—A&O (yearly) 99 101M 6% gold notes 1932-——-A&O Deb 4s May 1 1931 M&N Ref 5Ma 1974 Ber A A&O Ref 4 Mb 1978 ser O M&S New York Connecting RR— lit M 4Mb 1953 series A—F&A lit guar 5i 1953 series B—F&A NY & E lit 4s ext g 1947—M&N 4Mb 3d ext 1933 M&S N Y & Gr Lake gu g 5s 1946-M&N N Y & Har 1st g 3 Ms 2000-M&N N Y & Jer lit g 5« '32 opt—-F&A 4< . 4< 4< 99' 101^ 100 104M 86 101M 104M 93 M 99 M 96 K 84 M 101K 1045 87« 102 105 98 M 88 M 101^ N Y Lack & Western— 1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A 103 M&N 102 1st & ref 4Mb 1973 ser B..M&N VYLE&WO & RR—See Ind & Misc. N Y L E & W Dock & Impt—Se * Y & L Br gen 4s 1941 M&S 94M 4.15 4.15 NYC Lines eq 4M® '32-*35 J&J NYC Lines eq 4M« '31-'40 93 M 59" UK 99M Ind & Miscel 89 ^Y & NEBos Ter 4s 1939-A&O * Y New Haven & Hartford— 100 M e General gold 5s 1941-----M&S 79 % 97 K 89 90 M 4.60 91K 4.107 .... 89 94 89 89 M k La3t sale. Deb Deb Deb Deb Deb Deb Deb Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv--J&J15 116K 116^ 4s May 11957 M&N 4s July 1 '65 non-conv J&J 74 86 85 K 89 K §1* 87 M&N 4s 1947 non-conv.—M&S 3Ms March 1947 M&S 3 M« 1954 non-conv—A&O 3Ms 1950 conv J&J 15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O 1st & ref 4 Ms 1967 J&D 4s 1956 non-conv 75 78 K 77 85" 79M 80 M 105M 105 81 92 K 93 4.40 4.20% Equip tr 4Ms Sept 15 1931 to Mar 15" 1945 (s-a) M&S 15 Harl Rlv & Pt Ches 4s '54 M&N I In London, n Nominal, s 93 M Sale price. -AH bond prices NOTICE Bid. Bonds Ask. 43 % Registered $5,000 only-— — Gen M g 4s 1955 red J&D N Y Pa & O p 1 4%s 1935--M&S N Y Phil & Nor—1st g 4s '39 J&J Income 4s Jan 1 1939 M&N Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942 A&O N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993 N Y Susq & Western— & 34" 38" 101% 98% 76 F&A F&A M&N 58" 99% 94% 11% do 99% 4%s A&O 33 1st gen g 5s 1954 opt J&J Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—M&N Norf & West gen 6s 1931—M&N 87 58 89 100% F&A 104% New River 1st 6s 1932 A&O 101% N & WRy 1st con 4s '96--A&O 98% Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1 1944 opt Jan 1 1929 J&J 98 N & W Pocahontas 4s '41- J&D 98 Eq tr 414s 1931-'32 (yr)__M&N b 4.10 Eq tr 4%s 1932 (yr) A&O b 4.10 Eq tr 4>*s 1932- 35 J&J o 4.10 Northeast of S O 6s 1933 J&J 101 A ser 107 102% 100 X 93% M&S Interest red to 4%% Nor Maine Seaport 6s 1935-A&O Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945—A&O Northern Pacific— Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997 Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047 Q-F Ref & imp 4%s 2047 ser A-J&J Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B J&J Ref & imp 4s 2047 ser O—J&J 103% Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser D—J&J 103 % Eq tr 4%s 1931-'32(yr) F&A15 & 4.15 Eq tr 414s 1932-'40 (yr)M&S15 b 4.15 No Pac Ter Co 1st 6s 1933--J&J 105% No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938—A&O 103% gu 4s 1948-J&J Connecting 4s 1943---M&S O Ind & W g 5s Apr 1938 Q-J Ohio Riv RR—1st g 5s 1936-J&D Gen gold 5s 1937 _A&0 Old Colony RR 4s 1938——J&J 3%s July 1 1932 _J&J 1st M5Hs 1944 —F&A 1st M 5s 1945 series B J&D 102 96 98 98% 96 % 107% 107% Oregon-Wash RR & Nav— 1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt--J&J 94% 4"/, 4% 4% 1st g guar s 103% 101% 94% m 4%s 1959 ser B 1st M 4%s 1960 ser C 96% 101% 1st gen 5s 1974 series Portl (Me) Term gu 4s Guar 5s 1961 4</, 44, 40 103% 101% 109 95 97% 101% 107 $40% 95 O—J&D 1961-J&J 89 102 97 101 35 35 90 95 55 June 1 99% 84 87 95% 101% 101% 102 3.50 3% 4.10 96% 101% 4% 98% 99% 102% 104 _ 109% b 4.50 4 20% 94% 92% 91% 90% 90% 100 1st coll tr 4s 1949 1940--A&O inc 4s 1990 Apr 1 f Peoria & Pekin Union Ry— 85 Gr Isl 1st g 4s 1947-.-J&J St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J 92% St J 99% F&A op„-J&J July 1956 Ser A—J&J July 1956 ser B—T&J 1st 4%s 1980 ser C M&S Eq tr 6s *32-'35 (yr) J&J 15 b Perkiomen 1st 5s *18 ext to '38Q-J 2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938 Q-J Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951-M&N 99 gold 5s 1931 J&J Eq tr 6s 1932-'34 (yr)— J&J 15 Eq tr 5s 1931-'37(year)—M&S Eq 4%s 1932-'41 BB (yr)_F&A St Louis 4% 4.10 4% 4% 87 20 1st consol g 4s 1933 1st consol g 6s 1933 J&J J&J 1933.J&J 98% Salt Lake City Un Dep & RR— 1st M 5s 1938_M&N S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943-J&J cons 1st & ref 5s 1972 82 1 4.30 > 4.30 > 4.30 101 101% 4.05% 4.05% 4.05% 83 4.05% J&J 4,60 4.60 100% 91% 88 95 76 86 4.20% 4.20% W* 94 96% 103% 101% 98% 92% 110% 105" 102 95" 111% Joaquin Val— 1st g 5s Oct 1 1940 A&O San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O f This price includes accrued Interest, 50% 5 6 7 96 80 95 75 75 62 107% 111% 95% 69 72 95 99 103 (yr)—J&D T. 96% 96% 4.25 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.20 4.20 4.20 104 96% , Tampa North 1st 5s 36 op_J&J & Nor Ont Ry Com Deb 4s 1939-1968 L—-F&A Tennessee Central Ry— 1st m 6s 1947 ser A A&O Term RR Assn (St Louis)— 1st gold 4%s 1939 A&O 1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op '10- - J&J Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S Texarkana & Ft Smith— 1st m 5%s 1950 2000 2d inc g 5s Dec 2000 Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser 109 80% 110% 113 4.25 4.20 4.20 100% 102% 89% 95% 85% 40% 80" 98% 108 36 J&D Mar 20 88 101 105% 93 102 104 102" 110% B—A&O 95 Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser C—A&O Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D 95 98 Eq tr 5s 1931-1939 M&N Eq tr 4%s 1932-42 (yr)—A&O Eq tr 4%s 1932-43 (yr) -F&A f ex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—1st M g 5%s 1964--——-M&S fol Can Sou & D 1st 4s 56—J&J Tel & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935- J&J West Div 1st 5s g 1935—A&O Gen gold 5s 1935 ——J&D St Mary's Div 4s g 1951 — F&A Eq tr 6s 1932-1935 (yr). J&J15 Toledo Peoria & Western RR— 1st m. 6s 1952 J&J Toledo St Louis & Western— 1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950—-A&O Tol Term 1st 4 %s'57 gu—M&N Tol Walh Valley & Ohio— 1st g gu 4%s 1931 ser A —J&J 1st g gu 4%s 1933 ser B —J&J .M&S 1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O 1 Toronto Hamilton & 1st gold 4s 95% 96" 4.30 4.30 4.30 106 106% 93 103 103% 100% 100% ¥.25 "4% —— 84% 104% 93 95' k Last sale. 93% 96% 58% 100 99 mmmm 96 Buffalo— June 1 1946—J&D A—F&A 1928—J&D to Dec 1928 int Ulster & Del cons 6a 97 95 99 rn.mm.mm. 85 Stamped as Ctfs of dep no cpn stpd.1928 Stpd as to Dec 1928 int A&O 36 • / In London, n 4s 1952 Nominal, s Sale price 85 69 - - • 75 69 1st yef gold h Dollars per l.OOO-franc bond, guar——-F&A Consol m 4%s 1966 ser 98 I—See Ind & M Isc. 6 Basis, 43% / / ^ 100 San Fran & San 103% 5.75% 5.75% Texas & Pac 1st 5» 70% J&J 4.25 __ 6.50 6.50 91% 70% 100% 100% 86% red to 4%s g Montana ext 1st 4s 1937_J&D Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940--J&J St Paul Union Depot— QP* 11% 10 6.50 b Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26 Texas & N O con 5s 1943—-J&J 100% 104% 93 15 b 82 86 73 102% 92% 93% 1st 106% 100 Eq tr 5%s 1931-1939 (s-a) M&S Equip tr 4%s 1931-1945—J&J St Paul & Duf 1st 5s 1931—F&A 1st consol g 4s 1968 J&D St Paul East Gr Tr 4%s '47.-J&J St P & K O Sh 4%s 1941—F&A St Paul Minn & Manitoba— 94 100 M&N J&J J&D 1st g 4s 1989 4.10 108% 102% 102% Southwestern— 1st terril & unlf 5s 1952 103% 7 b 90 Gen mtge * 110% 96% 109% 105% . 13 5 75% 5 75% 80% Cons in 4%s 1978 ser A—M&S Gen mtge gold 6s 1931—-J&J 96% 98 106 Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J& J 99% 96% 92 99% J&J St Louis-San Fran (reorganized). Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J 2d g Inc 48 Nov 1989 1st consol g 4s 1932 4.10 101 Riv & Gulf Div 4s 1933—M&M 90 — 94 A&O 2d gold 6s 1996 93 St Louis Iron Mt & Sou— 97 86% 84 101 60 St L Peo & N W 5s 1948 cons 96% 4s *51--J&J 1932—F&A 1944-M&S Alton Bridge 1st g 100% 10% 6.50 Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95--J&J Spokane Falls & Nor 6s '39—J&J SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J Staten Isl Ry 4%s 1943J&D Stephenv N&S Tex 5s '40 op.J&J Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952—J&J Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936 J&J Sunbury Hazleton & W-B— 2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N Tampa & Gulf Coast— 1st g 5s 1953--—A&O 98% 4%s 1957 St Johns & L Cham 5s 91 — 31 6 95" Temiskamlng m St Clair Term 1st 5s 105 85 M&N 3%s g £ 1945 J&J Deb 4%a 1970 A&O Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)„__.M&S Gen equip 5s 1931-39 (yr) A&O Eq tr 4%s 1931-39 (yr)-„A&0 J&J J&J 1931-1935 82 102 Don M op—__A&O Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949 96 98% 105" 2% 2% 95% 83% 100% 25 100 b Eq 5s *32-'39 O (yr)—M&S Eq 5s '32-'41 D (yr) A&O Southern Pacific RR Cal— 1st con g 5s gu 1937 M&N 1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910--J&J Stamped Federal Tax Southern Railway— 1st consol gold 5s 1994 .J&J Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&O Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O Develop & gen 6%s 1956-A&O Eq tr 6s732-'35 (yr) J&J 15 Eq tr 5s 1931-39 (s-a) M&S Eq tr 4%sOct'31-39(s-a)A&O E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S 1st Mem Div g 5s 1996----J&J St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998—— J&J L & N So joint g 4s—See L & N Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S 96) 74) 1st 99 98% 94 R I Ar & La 4%s 1934 M&S Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry— 102 99% 79% 95 102% 98 t 3 12 J&D M&S , 98 1941--M&N 30 / f / / 50-year 4%s 1981 _M&N 4%s 1969 with war M&N Equip 7s 1931-1935 (yr) J&D Equip 5s 1931-1939 (yr)-M&N Equip tr 5s 1931-38 (yr)„ J&D Eq tr 4%s 1931-40 (yr)—J&D Eq tr 4%s '31-'41 (yr) J&D Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s 97 bds May 1 96% M&J Oonv g 5s 1934--40-year 4%s 1968 73% 89% 102 g —- 31 5% secured notes 1931 F&A Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A Eq tr 5%s 1931-1932 (s-a)A&O Eq tr 5s 1932-1940 (s-a) _-J&J Eqtr4%s Janl5'32-40(s-a)J&D Atlanta-Birmingham Div— 1st g 4s May 1 1933 M&S Seab-All Florida Ry— 1st gu 6s 1935 series A—-F&A 1st gu 6s 1935 ser B__ F&A Seab & Roanoke*5s ext 1931-J&J Seacoast RR of N J 5s '48--A&O Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb'g— 2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at 5% to July 1 1945 J&J Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu„F&A Sierra Ry of California—, 1st s f 68 g Apr 12 '37. A&O 12 Sioux City & Pac3%s 1936—F&A Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s "55-J&J 1st M 4s July 2 1950 -J&J South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O S & N Ala cons M g 5s 1936-F&A Gen cons gu g 5s 1963 A&O So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937--J&J Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Go— 1st M g 4s 1951 M&N South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&O Southern Pacific Co— ■ Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 '49 J&D 1st 4%s (Oregon Lines) A 1977 99% F&A Saratoga— 104% / _ 91 104 1933—A&O & J&J Stamped Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949--F&A Ref gold 4s 1959 opt A&O Certificates of deposit 1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A__M&S Rutland con 4%s 1941 J&J St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt- 95% 101% 109% 96% 109% - 95 105% 104% F&A 1940 A&O Equip 6s Jan 15 '32-'35-J&J 15 & Mecklenburg— 1st g 4s Nov 1 1948 M&N Rich & Peters 4%s 1940-— A&O Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952--J&J Richmond-Washington Co— Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt.—J&D Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939--J&D Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940 J&J 1st g 4s guar 1940 J&J Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939 J&J 106% K a & Read O & 3fl 1942- A&O F?,wt %^ Y Phila 95% Rich Fredericksb & Potomac- 40-yr 5s 1964- : 94% 94% J&D 92% Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O Cons ext gold 4s 1937--M&S Term 5s g gu May 1 *41-Q-F Rensselaer 106 F&A Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943—M&N Den 5s11974 series B______F&A D0n M 4%s 1977 ser O J&J 92 Raleigh & S W 1st 4s 1936—J&J Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939--J&J Reading Company— W& N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q-M Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '06--A&O Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser A-J&J Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser B—J&J Eq 5s (J&J) 31-'32 ser J.-J&J Eq. 4%s 1931-'45 (s-a)„M&N 97% 109% " 4s gold 1948 sterling stamped dollar bond 1st g 6s 1st g 4s _ 50 Wore 1st 4s Phila & R—2d 5s g 101 M&M M&N 1st g 5%s 1974 series A M&N 93 102 J&D Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968—J&D Gen m 4%s 1981 ser D—A&O 15-yr 6%s Feb 1 1936 F&A „ 92% Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947--J&J Ral & Soutbp con 5s 1965-—J&D 73" 99 1st & ref 4%s 1977 ser A„A&O Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu Pere Marquette Ry— 99 1947--A&O Prov & 102 Cons mtge 4a 1939— A&O Penn Ohio & Detroit RR— 4s _ J&J Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J Porta Gt F & Con 4%s 1937-J&D 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 104% 104% 101 M&N Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1937 M&S Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1941 F&A Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1942 J&D Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1944 J&D Sec g 4%s 1963M&N Pa&N \ Canal con 5s 1939—A&O Cons mtge 4%s 1939 A&O cons "5" 5 70 Richmond Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952 2d „ A&O —-A&O 1st M 5s 1962 series B Pennsylvania Company— Peor & East 103% 2 -J&J f 5s 1942 1st 103% Geng4%s 1965 4.05% 2 Pitts Young & Ash— 1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D Paris-Orleans extl 5%s 1968 M&S 103 6% franc bonds (foreign series) red to 1956 J&D h $39% Paterson Ext 1st 5s 1950 J&D Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serA M&S15 94" 4%s g 1960— 102% 104% J&J Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 Pitts & West Va Ry— 1st m 4%s 1958 ser A 104% do ^ J&J PIttsb Term RR & Coal— 104% 106% do 110 101 Cons mtge 4%s Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR— Ext s f 6s 1958. F&A15 Sfextl 7s 1958M&S15 ^ 109% _ F&A Pennsylvania RR— Con M 48 gold 1943 do 4s gold 1948 .. 4.20 6% Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A 2d ext 5s gold 1938 -J&J St L R E 1st 5s 1938 M&N Oardelet Br 1st 4 %s 1938.A&O Paducah & 111 1st 4%s 1955-J&J 34 op__J&J ? 6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A Pittsburgh & Shawmut— 1st s f g 5s 1959 J&D f 103 % P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940 A&O 103% Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J 98% Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd— Pan American 1st 5s 108% 108% 100% 60 104 J&J 99 J&D i/100 J&J 6%s 1948- 91 J&J 2d 6s guar 1934 107X Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J f 96% Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 5s '49 F&A Gold 4s Feb 1 1952---—F&A 102 % Ogd & L Ch 1st g s 96% J&D -A&O Oonsol 4s 1956 35 98% 71 95 1st M 97% 1949--F&A E 00% 90% Ral & Cape Fear lBt 5s 1943M&S Ral & Charleston 4s 1956—F&A Northwestern Terminal RR— 1st M 5s 1977— / Norwich & Wor—4%s 1947-M&S 1st cons guar 5s 1946 ser Pitts McK & Y 6s 1932 100% North Penna ext'd 4s 1936--M&N Gen g 3 3-lOs 1953 J&J 1st m 4%s 1950 series C Ont & Que deb gu 5s perp 103 Ml Eq tr 6%s 1931-35 (yr)— A&O 94% 68% 96 112% Q-J ser Pitts & Lake Erie Impt & exten 6s 1934 Northern Central— Gen & ref 5s 1974 3%s Gen M 5s 1970 ser A Gen M 5s 1975 ser B Gen M 4%s 1977 ser C 35% 85 1st & ref g 5s *61 opt *15—F&A N orf & South 1st 5s 1941-M&N 4s do 102 % Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939 Norfolk Southern— 103% 4s ser F 1953 4b ser G 1957 do 86 107% 102 M&£J J&D M&N H I960—F&A 4s ser do 84 106% 102% 102% 101% D 1945 do 104 M&S Sav Fia & W 1st 6s 1934— -A&O 1st M g 5s 1934 A&O 101% 101% F&A 1964...M&N J ser 1st g 5s 1942 Sauit Ste Marie Bridge— 1st M s f 5s July 1 1937 23 J 102 Seab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950-A&O Ser I 1963 do 61 Bid. Bonds Sav & States 1st g gu 5s 1953-J&J Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N M&N Ser O 1942 do do N Y W estchester & Bos Ry— 1st M g 4%s 1946 guar J&J Nord Ry s f 6%s 1950 A&O 22% 102% 103% Con g gu 4%s ser A 1940-A&O do Ser B 1942 -A&O 96% Ask. Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix— P B & L E con g 5s 1947 J&J Pitts Char & Youghiogheny— Gen mtge gtd 4s 1932---A&O Pitts Cin Ohic & St Louis— 96 and income and defaulted bondi. Bait- Debenture g 4s 1932 A&O Philippine Railway— 1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—J& J Pine Creek guar 6s 1932 J&D 45% 100% 97% 94% 93% 91% 94% J&J Gen mtge 5s g 1940 Term 1st g 5s 1943- Wilm _ A&O 1st refunding 5s 1937 2d mtge 4%s 1937 Bid. Bonds Phila M&S Ref 1st g 4s June 1992 marked "f where are "and interest" except New York Ontario & Western— Ohio BOND8 RAILBOAD 80 ■ mrn — 71 50 m BONDS RAILROAD Bonds and Stocks. tiia Union Pacific— l»t ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J&J 1st & ref 4s June 2008 M&S 99 1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M&S 40-year 4^s 1967 40-year 4s 1968 Ed tr 4 %• '31-'38 (yr) J&J ..J&D M&N 101 92 % 4.10 Eq4J4sSept 15'31-'39-M&S15 4.10 4.10 Eq tr 5s 193K37 (yr) M&S Eq tr 7s 1931-'35 (yr) J&D Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)— 1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922 A&O United NJRR&Oanal Co— General gold 4s 1944 M&S Gen 1st g 3Hs Mar 1 '51-M&S Utah Fuel—See Ind & Misc. Utah & Northern— ^ 112% *93 % Cong 4s 1955 series A Series B 1957 „ Vera Cruz & Pacific RR— 1st gold 4%a 1934 opt July 1924coupon Preferred 100 Beech Creek (guar N Y O)—--50 d Belgian Nat Rys Co American 1st 98% 88% 99M 98% 102 % M&N 98 98% 98% J&J 4 5% Vicksburg Bdge & Term Go— lstMsf6a 1958. -M&S Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific— „ Pr lien 6s *15 ext 5% *40—M&N 69 1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—M&N 1st m 4%s 1962 ser B„_M&N lOQVs 98% 107 99% 108% 102% Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939.M&N 103 2d gold 5s 1939 101 .—.F&A Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&0 ' 1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J 86" Ref & gen 5^a 1975 A—M&S 94^ 87" 97 Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S 102 90M % 87% 92 g *41.A&O Ref & gen 5^1976 ser B__F&A Ref& gen 43^s 1978 ser O.A&O 9o 89 74 Washington Oo Ry 1st g guar 3%s Jan 1954 op 1924 J&J Wash Term Oo-3^s 1945-F&A 93 76 77% 92% 91% 95% F&A 1947 West Jersey & Sea Shore— Consol gold 4s 1936 g J&J 95 90 % 1st M 5s 1946 series A 91 104 % 103% 96% 90 Eq tr 5%a 1931-38 (yr)—J&D West Ry of Ala 1st 4Ms "58 A&O 4.55 4.30% West Shore 1st 4s 2361 J&J W Side Belt 1st g 5s 1937-M&S W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g 1990--A&O 92% 92% §5" 92" 90M 95% 100% Ref gold 5s series B 1966-M&S 95% Wheeling Terra 4s 1940 F&A White & Black River Valley— 1st 5s 1980 J&J Wichita Falls & Northwestern— 1st 5s Jan 1939 J&J 1st & ref g 5s 1940 opt J&J Wichita Union Terminal Ry— lstggu 4Mb 1941 opt M&N Wilkes & E 1st g 5s 1942—J&D W111& S F 1st 5s g 1938 J&D Wllm & Newb 4s 1947 F&A Wilm & Nor 1st 5s 1927 extended at 4M% to 1977 J&D Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932 Q-F Wll & Wei gen g 5s 1935— J&J Gen mtge g 4s 1935 J&J Winston-Salem Southbound— 1st gold guar 4s I960—... J&d Winston-Salem Terminal Oo— 1st M gold 5s 1966 A&O Wis Cent Ry—1st M g 4s '49 J&J 1st & ref 4t 1959 A&O Marshfield & South East Div pur mon 1st g 4s 1951--M&N Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936-.-M&N Wor Nashua & Roch 4-5s 1945 4s Oct 1 1934 A&O Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936--J&J 47 47 49 9% 35% 111% common 100 57 100 100 100 100 Preferred 109 100 68 50 <1 106 100 100 44H 102% 52 Consol RRs of Cuba pref 101 96 94% 50 d 25 d P 70" 75" 104 96 mm ~ m 74 50 50 . :::: Pitts Cine Ohlc & St Louis...100 Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu).. 100 Par Ala Great Southern comPreferred 50 d 50 d Alabama Tenn & Nor com....100 Preferred 100 Alabama & Vicksburg 117 100 m m s 100 58 175 138% 76 43% 15 mmmm % % 50 d 50 d 50 d 100 % 1 66 46 65 62 42 62 27 27% 39 75 80 100 90 (gu D & H)—100 85 Clint pref St Louis Bridge 1st pref.. 100 100 dt Louis-San Francisco 6% preferred —— 15 110 225" 235" - Preferred 48" 100 30 100 62% 63% 22 22% d __ 75 60 2 mm Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100 208 9 Alleghany Oorp (t) d Pref (with $30 warrants)...100 47 Pref (with $40 warrants) 100 45% Pref without warrants $40 warrants Allegheny & West (guar.) Ann Arbor common.—. Preferred - Atch Top & Santa Fe Preferred 100 24% 55 58 Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O)— 100 100 223 9% 48% 48 46% 100 100 100 100 100 184% 106% 98 Preferred 185% 107% ser (f K O St L & Ohio—Pref (gu)-.lOO Kansas City Southern 100 Pr eferr ed100 185 Lackawanna RR of N J 140 Lehigh Valley 107% Preferred Little Miami original guar Spec guar betterment stk.. 88* 78 50 d 61 116 100 183H Utlca Chen & 69% 101 73% Susq Val (gu).100 Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100 Valley RR (N Y) (guar) 100 Vermont & Mass (guar) 100 Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com_ —100 Preferred... ...—... 13 10% 10% 50% 148% 100 15" 100 30 100 28 118 122 66 i Preferred B 80 100 23 50 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry....100 Prior lien stock 7% 100 Preferred 6% 100 59 ... 37 39% x 57 85 89 Western Pacific RR Oorp Preferred 54 55 West Jersey & Sea Sh—Com. ... 50 d 100 45 50 d 47 15 10C 100 100 1st preferred 3 50 d 70 lio" Warren N J (guar D L & W)_ 50 Western Maryland Ry com..10'# 155 60 104 118 100 Wabash Railway Preferred A 51 118 116 25 Com vot tr certificates 22 112 85% 225 —100 Virginian Railway com % 100 5C d ... 100 100 Preferred -100 United N J RR & Oanal (gu).100 75 69 100 % A..100 100 Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co. Int & Great North Ry v t c 100 luternat Rys (Cent Am) com. (t d Com vot trust ctfs d 102 42 I.1. 50 d 100 Non-cumul 6% pref Leased linos (guar) 2d preferred 15 11% 85 90" 102 ,f Lb is price lueiudes accrued interest, 50 - v t c Illinois Central 50% Tunnel RR of St Louis 41~ 100 v t c. 100 Union Pacific—Common. Preferred 100 Iowa Central -.100 Joliet & Chic (guar O & A)... 100 Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu) 100 116 Augusta & Savannah (guar).. 100 Basis. 5 Manhattan 73% .... 20% Preferred 45 69 Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs 100 101 Southwestern of Ga (guar) —100 Tennessee Central Ry com—(t) d 22 Huntlngd & Broad Top 95% 100 100 120 d Atlanta Birm & Coast pref 99 100 Atlan & Char Air L (guar) 175 100 Atlanta & West Point 120 100 Atlantic Coast L Go of Conn. .50 d 100 Atlantic Coast L RR com 96 100 Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr Id 74 0 95 50 100 100 100 i* d 100 Southern Pacific Co Convertible preferred Texas & Pacific 100 35 115 100 100 100 • outhern Ry common.. Preferred 100 57 23 —100 haroa 100 37% 100 Preferred iaratoga & Schenectady (gu) lea board Air Line com mon. 105 57 100 100 Ry it Louis Southwestern "1% % mimmm 25% 116 100 2nd preferred 65 100 Railroad Securities Oo— Rutland 38% 151 51 4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000 d 75 Reading Company 50 d 44% 1st preferred 50 d 43% 2d preferred 50 147 Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar),. 100 160 Rich Fred & Potom—Com...100 160 Dividend obligations ..100 180 6% guaranteed 100 200 7% guaranteed 100 Roch & Genesee Val RR 38 % 50 d 50 d common. Rome & 32 Georgia RR & Bank Oo (gu)_. 100 Georgia Southern & Florida. .100 85 s 133" Pitts Youngst & Asht pref—100 Prov & Worcester (guar) 100 100 .100 Preferred RAILROAD STOCKS. 5 52 60% Prior preferred.. 100 70M Phila Germ & Norrls (guar)— 50 d 129 220 Pnila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100 d 32 Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.. 50 d 65 Preferred Hocking Valley—Common * 133 100 Hartford & Conn Western J&J 55% 6M (t) Hudson & 2d 5s 1936 23 Pittsb & West Va 34 par) 75 50 97 175 86 100 Greon Bay & Western Gulf Mobile & North com 100 41% m 120 ..100 2d preferred Great Northern Ry—Pref Ore certificates (no 88 140 d 155^ Preferred (guar Penn RK)._ 100 d 105% Pittsburgh & Lake Erie 50 50 Pittsb McK& Yough (guar)— 50 d m 75 100 1st preferred d x 50 « 40 100 Preferred 50^ 61 d 104 , 73 8 Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100 Georgia & Florida com 100 59% m, 32 Ft 44 108 60 Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J) .100 Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)—100 x 136 /dl20 Ontario & Quebec. 100 d 87 Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50 Preferred 48 (t) d 100 100 100 Preferred 89% Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100 Peoria & Eastern 100 Pere Marquett8 Ry com 100 62 100 1st preferred 50 140 X Pennsylvania RR Pennroad Corp v t c 37 137 100 2d preferred Erie & Kalamazoo (guar) Erie& Pitts (guar Pa RR) Fonda Johns & Glov com 6 92 Paterson & Ramapo 82 1100 ;. Northern Securities Co stubs North Pennsylv (gu P & R)__ Passaic & Del Ext lio" Dayton & Mich com (guar) 50 d 40 95 Preferred (guar OH&D) 50 d 170 Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100 Preferred -i Duluth South Shore & Atl Preferred East Penna (guar P&R) 6% 198% 41" » Delaware & Hudson Co Delaware Lack & Western Delaware Denv & Rio Gr West pref Denver & Salt Lake Detroit Hills & S W (guar) Detroit & Mackinac 100 100 Paterson & Hudson River 295 110- 9 Pr8f0fr6(i Cuba RR preferred 7% 100 Ry 100 Adjustment preferred 100 No Carolina (guar So RR). .100 Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50 North'n N H (guar B & M)__100 Northern Pacific Ry 100 North RR of N J (guar Erie).100 Norwich & Worcester pref—100 60 101 101 36 116 57% 101 56% Erie—Common 99 100 6% 9% 50 d 115 104 100 34 100 3 100 Elmira & W'msport (guar) Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 93 60 115 100 % % 135 Norfolk & Western 90 107% 100 Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR).. 50 d 80% Bettermt stk (guar Pa RR) 50 d 45% 37 Colorado & Southern 100 60 1st preferred 100 Columbus & Xenla (guar) Conn & Pass Riv pref Orleans Great North Orl Texas & Mexico Y Ontario & Western Norfolk Southern 90 If 285" 100 100 100 100 100 100 Northern N 6% 23% 6 7% preferred 6% preferred Chicago St Paul Minn & O Chic R I & Pacific London 1% 1% 3 55 100 New New New New 1 45 4\% % 100 72 36 109 York Central RR Dividond payable In London.. Will 70 N Y Chic & St Louis com 100 84 6% preferred 100 d 185 N Y & Harlem com (gu) 50 d Preferred 50 108 N Y Lack & West (guar) 100 82% N Y New Haven & Harfcf 100 117 7% preferred 100 216 6% Cripple Creek Central Wheeling & Lake Erie RR— 2d preferred 101% 45 22* 70 2d preferred 88% 1st consol gold 4s 1949—M&S RefM 4 Ms series A 1966.M&S 98% 45 100 —- M&S 80 94 ■ 81% 41 90 Preferred 100 Chic Ind & Loulsv common—100 Preferred .100 Chic Milw St P & Pacific- Cleve Cine Chicago & St L Preferred 81 Income g 5a Apr 1943—-Nov 1 / Western Pacific RR Oorp— x 85% 50 100 _ 25 Cine Sandusky & Cleve pref Cln Union Term 5% pref 97 series B 1936—J&J West Maryland 4s 1952 A&O 1st & ref 5Ms 1977 ser A-J&J West N Y & Penna 5s 1937--J&J Gen mtge gold 4s 1943 A&O x Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100 96% F&A d Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N) 25 National Rys of Mex 1st pref. 100 100 Preferred 87 70 65 Morris & Essex (guar) 15 Chicago & North Western 29% 60% , Common...... ..........—(t) d Preferred 100 18% 75 Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Rj 100 com 100 Nashv Chatt & St Louis mm Chic & East Illinois Chicago Great West 7% 10 43 29 190 Preferred 57% 40 25 100 100 common. d ... "7% ,z* 10 Certificates of deposit Chicago Burl & Quincy — Preferred 43^s .Cons 3 %a 100 30 Mo-Kan-Tex RR com—.(no par) Preferred 100 Missouri Pacific com— 100 Preferred 100 Mobile & Blrrn pref (guar) 100 k Last sale. I In London, n Nominal. sSale price, u HJx-ri«ht». f No par value Ask. 45 mmmm 101 95% 850 51 63 84 mmmm 'm m mm mm d 100 100 4% leased line ctfs Mississippi Central .... 1 Washington & Vandemere— 1st Preferred- 100 83 88 % Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948 Q-M Wash & Oolum Riv4s 1935—J&J 75% 87% so" .... 50 50 Minneapolis & St Louis 100 Minneapolis St P & S S M—100 .... Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30 d 46 202 Central of New Jersey-100 Chesapeake Corp (t) d 44 Chesapeake & Ohio common...25 d 40 % 6% % cum pref Ser A 100 1% Chicago & Alton RR .100 Certificates of deposit % .100 89 Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O Warren 1st refg3>$s2000—F&A 1st gold 4s 1945 guar 4.10% 4.20% 106% 80 100 95" 100 1025 100 d 40 50 - 105% 86% 100 d 750 60 d 48 50 a: 61 100 100 Preferred Minehill& Schuyl Hav (gu)._ —25 d 40% 100 Id 78 Preferred 4.60 Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year)_J&Jl5 5 4.40 Eqtr4Hs 1932-42 (yr)—A&O 6 Det & Chic ext 1st g os *41 .J&J 101 Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J 88 Ry— 122% 25 d Common stamped 5% 100 J&J A&O Preferred —- Preferred — Maryland & Pennsylvania Massawippi Valley Ry Michigan Central Midland Valley com 70 100 Mahoning Coal RR Pref (guar LS&MS) Maine Central 60 81% Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50 d 2d pref (guar P & R) 50 d Virginian Railway— 81 94 Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100 Brunswick Ter & Ry Sec Co—(t) d -100 Louisville & Nashville.. 185 x 69 stamped stamped— — 3 110 Z100 stamped-.—x 138 stamped 1st preferred E stamped x Preferred stamped 61% Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100 x 178 100M 100 79% 183 Bid. Par. 43 Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Coal(gu) 50 d 118 Louis & Mo Rlv pref (guar)..100 n 99 Loulsv Hend & St L pref 43% 1st preferred O 1st preferred D 66 102 M 41% x Caro Cllnchfield & O com 4%-100 Gen 5s May 1 1941 M&N Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936-.M&N 59 112 110 x x Canadian Pacific 61 79% 58% x 1st Prior pref 1st preferred A 1st preferred B Camden & Burl Co (guar) Canada Southern 95% 79 x unstamped. 100 unstamped. 100 unstamped. 100 preferred D unstamped-100 preferred E unstamped-100 Buffalo Roch & Pittsburgh—100 Preferred 100 _ Stock*. 74 55 1st preferred A 1st preferred B 1st preferred C on tr7OmahaDiv 1st 3,^s Wabash partic pref... d N Y O) -. 100 Boston & Maine com (stpd) —100 102 101M July 1913 coupon off 1st gold 4%b 1934 assenting—_ Vermont Vail 1st 4Hs 1940-A&O - shares Boston & Alb (guar 4% .F&A Va & Southwest 5s 2003 1st cons g 6s 1958 J 50 d a 1st 7s *08 ext at 4% to *33-J&J Utlca Clin & Bing 5s 1939 —J&J Vandalla RR— Preferred Bangor Aroostook com.. 4.20 „ „ 95% and defaulted bonds. Ask 73% 100 100 Bait & Ohio—Common 81 STOCKS "f" and Income ma Stocks. Ask. 95 % 111 % AND riSarked BOTIOK.—All bond prleoa aro "and interest" exoept where mm 59% marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds. NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where Etooks and Bonds. Par. Bid. Per 6 8 Series E Aldred Invest Tr 434 s Dec 434s 1968 9X4 79 75 58 1967— - All America Investors Oorp A— Alliance Investment Oorp (+) Allied Int Investing Oorp com.(t) "9K 9 S3 convertible preferred American British & Oont com.(t) 27 Class B 6§> jfclo ~6" t Granger Trading Corp.— Greenway Corp com 29 50 20 (t) com 38 . Insuranshares Basic Industry Shares.... Selected Industries - British Type Investors Capital Administration cl A Class Bi 6% cum pref ser A Insull Utility Invest com Shawmut Bank Inv Trust (t) 50 6s series A 1953 with warrants 84 Without warrants Internat 24 4 Cent Nat Oorp class A Glass B Chain Store Shareowners (Ohic) Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc 52 18 % "~~34 Standard Corporations.. Standard Holding Corp cl A..(t) Standard Investing Corp com.(t) $5.50 preferred ....—(+) Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr— 1734 IK 8634 80 K 76"" 77 Deb 534s 1939 F&A Standard Oilstocks Trust Shs Securities Tr of Amer— 91 78 Sterling 12 14 Common 100 58 65 $1.20 preferred $3 7} com., (t) 734 100 36 37 100 43 4434 6% 1034 95 41 Mohawk Investing Corp Mutual Investment Trust 10 40 106 42 7% preferred ; 100 Cumulative Trust Shares Deposited Bank & Tr Shs ser N Y Deposited Bank Shs ser B-l._ Deposited Insur Shs ser A Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A 98 10034 ? : 734 6% 734 m 7% Nat'l Short Term Sec com A__ II? B shares 6 B shares W 63 4 64 % Deb 58 1954 with warr M&S 15 Elec Shareholdings Oorp com.(t) 5 65 15% 8034 (f) 16 26 2734 6834 65 34 Units k Last sales, s (t) 2% 6% 6 8% Niagara Snare Oorp (Md) Conv deb 534s 1950 M&N North & South Amer Oorp cl A(t) 97 8% % 5% 334 Class B North American Trust shares No Am Utility Securities com (t) 21 Old Colony Invest Trust cora.(t) Debenture 4%, a Feb 1 1947 80 10 t New stock, 734 44 2 8% 934 98 x — 4 25 - Ex-dividend. 10 K 93 34 5% 7% 434 5% 634 634 6 Twentieth Century Fixed Tr Two-Year Tr shares-. 2334 .. 634 — United Founders common (t) 10c llo 1234 __ United Insur Trust.._ 10 U S & British Internat class A_( j"A."(t) 12 134 37% Preferred Deb g 5s 1948 U S Elec Light & Pow tr Trust ctfs ser B M&N ctf A U S Elec Pow Oorp com w Warrants.*---- U S & Foreign~Secur"i"ties war(f) com_(t) (t) U S Overseas com with war—(t; Certificates of deposit Universal Trust Shares Utilities Hydro & Rails Shares— Utility Equities Corp com...(t) $5.50 priority stock 12 — — — Series B Trust Shares of America United Fixed Shares 2334 48H Trustee Standard Oil shares A— $6 1st preferred 1034 134 634 80 Dec 15 1952. ~ Class B 12 34 7 (t) (f) 100 Corp.... l-70th United Bank Trust. 1734 41 1% 834 50 New Jersey Bankers Securities.. N Y Bank & Trust Shares Debenture 4 34 s 134 1134 Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B Price per share, not per cent 834 634 35 17 (t) Oil Shares units " Equity Invest Oorp com..^..«. 634 534 7 5% Investors..— 6% cum pref Warrants ClassD — 39 734 634 Trustee Stand Invest ser O — 434 234 834 1134 1034 Trusteed Amer. Bank shares— 49 "634 National Trust Shares New Bedford Invest Trust Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp— (t) Investors ; — 6 Mutual Management com Nat Industries Shares A National — 47 ... 8 34 Devonshire Investing ........ Diversified Trustee Shares A 13a Metal & Mining Shares com—(f) ' 104 Investors 42 K 6 .. 8% preferred 45 734 534 534 734 534 3234 Major Shares Corp Massachusetts 10 35 — 17% 100 2 ...— C 11% 4334 42 Low-Priced Shares 17 (+) 60 Glass D Leaders of Industry—Series A Series B Series ... 1st pf Class C TrI-Contlnental 70 34 5% 69 i—(t) A. B conv Third National — (t) cum com Class B 7% (f) Sec Super Corp of Amer class A 13 Jackson & Curtis Sec Oorp pref— Joint investors class A— (t) Convertible preferred 50 Corporate Trust shares Corporation Secur Co of Chicago Common (f) 5% State Tr Invest Corp.. (t) 85 8534 "634 Class B 79 Investors Trustee Shares Jackson & Curtis Invest Trust— 70 % 15 Standard Oil Trust shares A 90 ll" 55 85 Ex-warrants — 27 25 7% 9% Standard Ooll Trust shares Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr.. 21 50 Without warrants.. pref with warr 19" Standard Amer. Tr. shares... Without warrants Debenture 5s May 1 1942 Common A 90 16"" (t) Investors Equity common Debenture 5s series A 1947 _ Continental Metro po 1 Corp.. Continental Secur Corp com..(t) Preferred 100 89 J&D Invest Trust Associates 1 Colonial Investors shares Consolidated Trust Shares Crum & Forster Insursh B Common B $3 preferred allot certificates.. Spencer Trask Fund Tnc .(t) Investment Trust of N Y coll A— 79 50 -_(t) (t) Common A (t) 7% preferred 1434 (t) preferred Southern Bond & Share— 100 100 Invest Fund of N J Chartered Investors Preferred Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A_____ 1952 Secured gold 5s 1943 Investment Corp of Am com..(t) 1534 3 % 634% pref 1952 6s with warrants Secured gold 6s 1933 Secured gold 6s 1943 Secured gold 5s 1933 Chain Store Invest Corp new.... Preferred Credit Alliance class A ctf dep Crum & Forster Inc B A Debenture 5s 1947 _ Continental Shares Preferred B Convertible preferred..; com (t) 1942 Shenandoah Corp common Convertible Internat Germanic Trust Corp of Am 673 s s 5s (t) 634 % preferred 6% preferred Allotment certificates 4 x 434 s 10 Common B 7! Selected Management Trustee sh_ Shawmut Association —(t)1x Deb g 5s Jan 1949. F&A Deb g 6s 1940 B with war..J&J intercontinental Inv 6% units— int Sec 6 .1 com._____(t)! Prior preferred Allotment ctfs (unstamped) Allotment ctfs (stamped) Ctfs Insurance Securities Co 734 6 34 8% 634 13 % 334 33 Beacon Participations Inc A preferred 6% preferred $6 pref 2d ser with warr ft $5.50 pr pref without warr.. (t> . 5H (t Selected Amer shares. Selected Income shares (t) Insuranshares & Gen Mgnt—_ 4 unit ctfsff ..... $7 first (t) 30 Banklnstocks Holding Oorp ( Bankstocks Oorp of Md cl A_. (t) Glass B 10 Preferred _50 Bansicilla Corp value, Preferred (t) com 24 ( par Second Nat Inv Corp Common Securities Corp General com..( 31 Oorp , 6% preferred units Royalties Management A..... Second Int Sec Corp A com., (t) B com (t) 6% preferred .50 Insuranshares of Delaware A—(t) 434 (t Bankers Nat Investing com A ( Bankers Sec Oorp of Am t No Representative Trust Shs Indus & Power Securities Co—(t) Preferred Aviation Sec Oorp ofNE Aft) (t) Research Invest common Hydro Elec Sec com -(f) 5% preferred class B 10 Incorporated Investors (+) Incorporated Investors EquitiesIndependence Trust Shares— (t) 17 com Preferred Debenture 5s series A 1948 Gude Winmill Corp ...—-— 6 H ... conv ..... .... 7 (t) w ....(t) $3 preferred 10 !6 preferred——"— units ...... "4 - com with warrants Warrants... Reliance Internat Corp Common B ...(t) Convertible preferred Preferred — - . Utility Holding Common Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref... Globe Underwriters Exchange, (t) Scrip $6 Public (t) 51 j - Preferred (with warrants) —100 Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr General American Shares class A. General Equities class A Guardian Investors ... WoffQ Tltfl — Preferred Guardian Investment J&J Debenture 5s 1948 Petroleum Trading Oorp A Power & Rail Trustee shares I Public Service Tr shs ser A..... Fundamental Trust shares A Class B (t) General American Investors—(t) "13c". 8c. 434 Power & Light Securities Trust (t) Fourth Nat'l Investors w w_..(t) Warrants 45"" IK 37% 7 34 5 34 (t) Class B — $6 pref with warr German Credit & Invest. r 33 Corp 1st pf_100 Second preferred (t) Phoenix Sec Corp Preferred — "4 % 15 A Preferred Associated Stand. OilShs Atlantic & Pac Int com w Preferred w w... Units Bancomlt IK 834 85 c Atlantic Securities Warrants v Ask. share. Pacific Investing General Public Service com (t) $6 first preferred —it) Gen'l Realty & Utlities com..(t) 5c v First Amer Corp com First Invest Co of n h Fixed Trust Oil Shares Fixed Trust Shares series A Series B AH 170ths B .34 ......10 -(t) pref A(t) 30 8c. Amer Insuranstocks Oorp Amer Invest Trust Shares 15" 12 ... 15 46 80 S3 preferred Old Colony Trust Associates— 1st serial trust shares (t) 4H Overseas Securities 383 40* ..50 50 Amer & Gen Sec com class A_ Common class B Class Preferred Financial Investing n y Bid. Par. Per 5k S3 — Stocks and Bonds. Ask. share. ..... ~434 140ths Amer & Overseas pref. Amer. Util. & Gen'l Oorp New units..... 29 ................. 6% preferred 7% preferred Convertible preferred 65 Equity Trust Shares A Federated Capital Corp com 8 14 7 American European Secur.. (t) Ooll tr • f 5s 1958 ser A J&J Amer Founders Oorp common Bid. Per 37% Amer. Composit Trust Shares— ' 29 s (t) 100 Class B (f) American & Continental Oorp 4 5 s (+ ... Amer Cities Pow & Lt cl A Warrants... 73 71 .....—.— S3 preferred 15.50 prior pref... 8 6 (6 preferred-.„._—.—.—(T) Deb g 5s 1953—. -F&A Amer. Capital Oorp A Par. share 5 ABO Trust shares, Series D Stocks and Bonds. Ask. 75 313 73 63 68 Public Utilities (Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric, power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.) HOTS OSS.—All bond prleos art Bonds. Bid. "and Interest" except where markod "f" and Income and defaulted bonds. Bonds. Ask. Electric Oo (Italy)— Extl ■ f 7s 1952 -[.A&O Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&S 1st & ref 5s 1951 J&J 1st & ref 5s 1956 M&N lst&ref 4%s 1967 r 1st & ref 5s 1968 98% 104% 102% m J&D M&S Alabama Water Service Oo— 1st M 5s 1957 serA J&J Albany Ry—See United Trac Alleg Bellev & P—See Phlla Oo 73 62 64 42 86 Berlin Oity Elect 6 %s 1951 J&D Sink fund deb 6%s 1959-.F&A 69 o 78 66 68 84% 99% 84% 99% 75 77 87% 69 M&S M&N Sec deb 5s 1953 M&N Secured deb 6s 1939 J&D American Natural Gas Oorp— Deb 6%s 1942 with war—A&O Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016 M&S Amer Rys coll tr 5s 1931 F&A Amer States Public Serv— 86% Binghamton 75 78 70% 69% 102% 106% 108 106% 108% Deb 5%s Nov 1 1943—M&N Oonv deb 4%s 1939 J&J 35-yr deb 5s 1965 F&A American Utilities Oo— 109% 110 107% 107% - 1?5 1st lien & ref 6s 1945....-J&D Deb 6%s 1941 M&N Amer W W & El 5s 1934 Deb 6s 1975 Ser A Deb 5s 1975 ser B 78 68 A&O M&N , 82 70 103 103% 104% 91% 103% 90% J&D 100 102 99 100 Androscoggin Elec Co— 1st & rei 5s 1934 A&O Appalachian Elec Power— M&N 1st & ref 5s 1956 102% Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D 7% gold bonds 1936—-F&A Deb gold 6s 2024 H M ©GO© J&J Appalachian Gas Oorp— Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A-.M&S Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser B—M&S Ardmore St Ry—See Pbila Co 5s March 91% 1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S 95 99% 95 97 98 Ashland 5%s 1938 95 92 86 g* 71 70 76% 76% 71% A&O F&A 72" 69% - Associated Pub 101 91% Oonv deb 4 %s '48 with warM&S Without warrants.—. Oonv deb 4%s 194y J&J 15 Cons ref deb 5s 1968 Oonv deb 5s 1950 > 94 48 76% 76% 72% Utilities Oorp— 1st lien 5s 1947 ser A Assoc Telep Util 5s 1942 Oonv deb 6s 1941 J&J A&O 65 67 78 80 M&S 90 91% 92% 92% A M&N Atchison Ry, Light & Power— 88 88% M&N 98 Oonv deb 5 Ha 1944 ser O.M&N Associated Telep & Teleg Oo— Deb 5%s 1955 ser 1st 5s Nov 1935 Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric— 1st &ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947 J&D Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El 100 Atlantic City El 5s 1938 1st & ref 5 %s 1954 1st & ref 5s 1956 100 M&S M&N 103 104% A&O 103 Atlantic City (N J) Gas— 1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt '20- J&J A ant c Co Wat 5s '58—AM&S 103% 93 Atlantic Pub Serv Oorp— 1st lien 5 %s 1953 ser A—F&A Deb 6s 1943 F&A _ 47 Aurora Elgin & Chicago RR— 1st & ref g 5s 1946 opt J&J A E & O Ry 1st g 5s '41 A&O 15 Bait & Ann S L—See Md El Ry 73"" B Sp Pt & Ohea—See Un Ry & El Bait Traction—See Un Ry & El Bangor Hydro Elec 5%s '49-M&S 1st lien & ref 5s 1955 Bangor (Me) Pow 5s 1931..M&S Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s '35—J&J Baton Rouge Electric Oo— 1st mtge 5%s 1954 J&D Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Oo— 1st 7s 1953--. A&O Deb 8s 1953 —A&O 100 .... f 6s 1968 ser A J&J 101% 6%% notes 1932 F&A Brooklyn Rap Trans 5s 1945 A&O Eqult Trust ctfs of deposit 1st ref gold 4s 2002 J&J 3-year 7% notes 1921 J&J Cent Un Tr temp ctfs dep. Temp ctfs dep stamped— Bklyn Bath & WE5s '33—A&O Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub— 1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)—J&J 1st con 5s July '41(stp)M&N Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A Stamped guaranteed Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949—F&A Stamped guaranteed Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944-—A&O 1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951-J&J Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N 1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.M&N Oonv deb 5%s 1936 J&J Deb 5s 1950 J&D Brownsville Ave—See Phila Oo 101% / 95 / 95 / 85 / 105 /105 f 105 s 1st ref 5s April 1 1939 Gen & ref 5s 1956 -... 104 67% ser 1st gold 5s 1942Buffalo Ry—See Internat 90 90 Chic Dist Elec 53 Pur ser A Feb '27 f This price includes accrued interest, mon n Nominal .... 66% _ J&J f27 27 30 30 May 15% 15% 76 104 ser A Cincinnati Gas & Electric— 1st M 4s 1968 series A A&O CIn Newport & Gov L & T— 25 94 104 1st ref 6s 1947 series A J&J 98 5%s Apr 15,'52 ser AA&O 1st 6s 1955 ser B A&O Cicero Gas gen & ref 5s 1932 .J&J Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *66—M&S Deb g 5s Apr. 1958 A&O Deb g 5s 1963 with warr.M&N 95" J&J So Gov & Oinc 6s 1932 Cincinnati Street Ry— 99% 86 1st 104 97% 101% 114% m Deb 5s 1969 with warr...M&S Oonv deb 5s 1950 J&D Cities Service Gas Oo— 106% 1942-M&N Pipe Line Oo— J&J 1st M pipeline 5 %s Cities Service Gas 1st M pipe line 6s 1943 99" Cities Service Power & Light Deb 5%s 1952 -M&N 105 66 66 69% 85 5%s 1949 J&D Gas (Indianapolis)— 69 78% 77% 86 82% 82 Citizens 1st & ref gold 5s 1942 Oitizens L Canadian price 92 101% 73% 69% Without warrant 100 64 r 67 J&J 1st & ref 6s 1953 .... 64 k Last sale, 50 A&O J&J fl & P (Johnst'n, Pa) 1st g 5a 1934 opt 1914—-M&N 6 Basis, t76* 95 Adjust deb 6s July 1963 Chippewa Power 6s 1947 J&D Chris & 10th Sts RR—See NYRys 99 Certificates of deposit. 101% Chicago Rapid Transit Oo— 1st & ref 6%s 1944 J&J 103 55" M&S AdJ inc 4s Feb 1927 opt Certificates of doposit 70 3 Deb 98% 80 40% 41] 66] 66% 1935 4-5s Feb '27 opt Certificates of deposit 102 95" 51 J&J Certificates of deposit. Series B Feb 1927 J&D Certificates of deposit- 104% 104 f 5%s Oons M 5s 104% Deb gold 5%s 1942 A&O Oalif Telep & Lt 1st 5s 1943. A&O Calif Water Service 5s 1958-i Oalumet Gas & Elec Oo— 90 M&S 6% notes 1932 A&O Chicago Railways Oo— 1st M gold 5s 1927 opt_F&A Otfs of deposit 155% 104 94 103 _A&0 Chic North Shore & Mllw RR— 1st mtge gold 5s 1936 J&J 1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A J&J 1st & ref 5%s 1956 A&O 70 103% 104% . 99% 99 Generating— 1st M 4%s 1970 Deb 104 96% 90 Chicago Oity & Connecting Ry Coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1927-A&O Certificates of deposit Chicago Oity Ry 1st 5s '27-JiT&A Certificates of deposit 265" 1st & ref 5 %s 1955 series O F&A 102 101% 101% 80 94 102% O 1st 4%s 1958 series A Ohic Aurora & Elgin RR— 1st & ref 6s 1951 107 85 101 73% 84 Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-M&N Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N Chester Water Service Oo— 84% 109% 119% _ 100% rr"."" 65 102% 8£K Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El Consol gold 5s 1999 M&S Chattanooga Ry & Light— 1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16-.M&N 88% 89% 84% 105% i55" "ioo — 82 F&A 80 Series B Ry Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.J&J 104 Burlington (la) Ry & Light 1st s f gold 5s 1932 opt—M&S 104% jfcler Water 5s 1957 A A&O 94 Butte El&P 1st s f 5s *31-'51 J&D Oalifornia Electric Generating— 51 1st s f g 5s *48 op aft '12..M&S 19 Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960—A&O a Oalifornia Gas & Elec Corp— Oor Gen & col tr s f g 5s 1933-M&S 77" Unif &; ref g 5s '37 op sf-.M&N Oal Oent Gas & El 5s '31.F&A Oalifornia-Oregon Power— 90% 95% Series 77 52 J&J A—F&A 99 90 1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A S&O Central West Public Service Oo— 1st 1 coll 5%s 1956 ser A..M&N 97 83 Gen & ref 4%s 1981-——F&A Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power— 104 Cent 101 63 154" 103% J&J Central Traction—See Phila Oo Oent Vermont Public Serv Oorp— 88% 87% D Oonv deb 5s 1948 J&J Deb 5%s 1954 with war M&S15 States Pow & Lt Corp— 1st M & 1st lien 5%s 1953-J&J 80 94 Brush Elec Oo 5s 1952 60 A&O Buff & Erie Ry 1st 6%s 1954-J&J f Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939--F&A 104 103% Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn R T 5s 1944 97% 10-yr s f 8%s 1934 M&N 99% Bway & 7th AveRR—See NY Rys Bway Surface RR—See N Y Rys Bronx G & E 5s I960--J&J 102% Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo— 1st m 5s Mar 6 1938 M&S Gen & ref 5s 1967 l55" F&A & Bk Bklyn Oity & New RR—See C Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J "— Eq tr 5s '32-'35 ser A J&J & Brooklyn Edison Oo— Gen m 5s ser A 1949 J&J 106% Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp 99% 85 F&A m ser 100 103 107 Central Ry—See Un Ry&El (Bait) Central States Elec Corp— 104 93% J&J Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&0 Oonv deb 5%s 1977 Oonv deb 6s 1999 99 J&D 1st 85 100 92 95% 91% 92 82 A&O 1st & gen 5s 1955 88% 77 99 90 1st & gen 5%s 1949 ser O.F&A 1st & gen 4%s 1957 ser E.J&D Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950 A&O Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957. ser D J&J Oent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1950—F&A Oent Pub Serv Oorp— Conv deb 5 %s '49 with warF&A 92 Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952--J&J Bridgeport Hydraulic Oo— 95" 1st intge 6s 1953 J&J Deb 6%s 1935 M&N Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0 Arkansas Western Gas Oo— Ashtabula Water 5s '56 1944 76 92% M&N M&S 100 933 1003 Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1931—M&S i5S" 103 % M&N 95 101 Ref mtge 5s 1957 M&S Central Indiana Power Co— 1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A J&J Cent MainePr 5s '39 op '19 M&N 1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B___J&J 102 73 106 94 105% M&S 1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F—J&D 1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—M&N 101% 112 100 Assoc Elect 4%s 1953 J&J Associated Gas & Elec Co— 102 7s Sept 1947 M&S 4s Aug 1 1932 F&A Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr— Extl 1st s f 6s 1953 M&N 86% 67% 1st 1 & unlf 6a 1947 ser A_ M&N Arkansas & Missouri Power— (Wis) L & Pow St Ry 1st M gold 5s 1939 J&J 103 101 90 81 1st & ref 5s 1951 F&A Oent ill Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0 Central Illinois Public Service— 1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E-..M&N mmmm Bleecker St&FulFy—See 105% 67 1st 78 1939 with warr 1st & ref 5s Jan 1957 Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co— ' 100% 99% 105% First lien coll tr 5%s '46—J&D 3-yr 5%% note 1933—F&A Oent Hud Gas & Elec Oorp— 95% 99% 102 Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser A_ A&O NY Rys Bloomlngton Dec & Champagne 1st & ref 5s 1940 M&N Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s '38--M&S Boston Con Gas deb 5s '47--F&A Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935—M&N Deb g 4%s Oct 1 1937—A&O Deb g 4%s Nov 1 1941-M&N Deb g 58 Dec 1942 J&D 99% Oent OroBst'n RR—See N Y Rys. Oent Dist Telep 1st 5s *43—J&D 104 94% 101% 103% 88 Central Gas & Electric Oo— First lien coll trust 6s '46-M&S • a... Broad River Power Co— 86% Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948—J&J Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt '13.M&N 85 99 1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O F&A Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&J Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow 1st 6s 1948 J&D Ana & Pot R RR—See W Ry &E1 83 100% 103 103 r Oorp— Knox & Atl—See Phila Oo West End St 5s 1932 5s May 1936— 53 80] 71] 1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A Works Gas 1st m 6s 1954 ser B——J&D Amer Telep & Tel eg— Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft '09-M&S Coll trust 5s 1946 J&D Deb sf 5s 1960 J&J Y) (N 1938. Birmingham Ry Light & Power— Gen ref g 4 Ha '54 op '09-- A&O Birmingham Water Works Oo— 1st m 5%s 1954 ser A A&O 85 77 99 85% 84% 78% Binghamt'n Ry 5s *31 op '11M&N Birmingham Elec Oo— 1st & ref 4%s 1968 -M&S Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N 26% 107% 106% 5s 97 102 Cape Breton Elec Oo 5s '32-J&J Capital Traction (Wash, D O)— June 1 1947 J&D 109 ' Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.-J&J 113% Carolina-Ga Service Oo— 6% % notes '32 with warr J&D 102 Carolina Mt Power 6s 1935-J&D Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&0 100 Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '63.-J&J 86% Central Arizona Light & Pow Oo 85 1st mtge 5s 1960 --J&D 79 Oent Ark Pub Serv 101 -A&O Binghamton (N Y) L H & P— 1st ref 5s Feb 1946 A&O 1st Birm 26 M&N J&D 106% 112% —A&O Apr 1 1955 93% Oanal&Olaib RR—See NO Ry&L Canton-Akron Con Ry 5s '33 J&J Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937 M&N 106 106 108% A&O Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys— 1st mtge s f 6%s 1956 A&O 70% 70% 78% Bid 1st g 5s Gas & Elec Oo— 5s 1937 M&S Deb 6s Deb g 5%s 1953 M&N Oonv deb 6s 1940 M&S Amer Elec Pow deb 6s *57 M&S 15 Amer & Foreign Power Oo— 45 106 1st g Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp— 1st mtge 5s 1958: A&O 84 90 29 Beloit Water, 40 Bonds. Oamden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp Oanada Nor Pow coll 5s '53-M&N Canadian L & P 5s '49 op *14 J&J 88 25 105% 105% 1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania— 1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B——J&J 91 1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O Deb 7s 1942 Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry— Oon g 4%s 1933 gu F&A 15 Amer Commonwealths Power— Deb g 6s 1952 ser A --F&A 1st 1 5%s 1948 ser A Deb 6s 1938 98% 68 Alton & St Louis Bridge Oo— 1st M s f 7s 1947 M&N Deb g 58 2030 104 Ask. 40 r Bell Telephone of Oanada— 1st g 5s 1955 ser A —M&S 1st g 5s 1957 ser B -J&D 89 Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 Ma'43 M&N Amer G & E deb 5s 2028 Amer Gas & Power Oo— 99% 105 105 103% 104 Bid. Beauharnols Power Corp— Ooll trust % f 6a 1959 w w—A&O Beaver Va Tr gen g 5s 1953 M&N 1st conv m 5s 1950 A&O Adriatic s Sale price. 101% V 84 Bid. Bonds Citizens St Ry—See Ind Tr Citizens Tract—See Phila City Elec San Fran 5a 103 100 100 l( 4 106 M 107 106 Gen M 5s 1961 100M / 5s 1939- - -F&A Colorado Power 1st 5s 53—M&N Columbia Gas & Elec Corp— Deb g 5s 1952 —.-M&N Deb g 5s 1952 4£?}£ Clinton W W 1st 1961——-J&J 15 Gas & El Co Deb 5s Jan 15 Columbia (S C) Ry 101] 1011 notes Oct. I 107M 100 ys 4 92 101M 97 Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co 1st & re? os July 1937---—J&J 1st & ref 6s (stinpd) 1937--J&J Elec & Power— 1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—-J&D 1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B— - M&N Columbus(O)Gas 1st 5s g 32-J&J Columbus (O) Intorurban Per Co 1st guar 5s 1935—---——J&D Col Lon & Spr Ry—See IndO & E Oolum & 9th Av RR—!See N YRys Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s 36--A&O Columbus Ry Pow & Light— 1st ref 4Ms 1957 ser A —J&J Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt'14—Q-J Col St Ry 1st 5s g 1932—-J&J Cross St 1st 5s g 1933——J&D Commonwealth-Edison Co—1st g 5s June 1 1943 1st g 6s June 1 1943 -M&S 1st M 5s 1953— — - J< 1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—-J&D 1st M col 4 Ms 1956 ser O..A&0 1st M col 4 M s 1957 ser D. J& J 1st M col 4Ms 1960 ser E A&O Oom'wealth El 5s June 43 _M&? Commonwealth Utilities Corp— 1938—-----M&N Commonwealth Wat 5 Ms A 1947. 1st M 5s 1956 ser B_——F&A 1st mtge 5s 1957 ser 0--.F&A Conv deb 6s Community Power & Col M 5s 1957 Light Co— ——M&S Water Service Co-—- Community Deb g 6s 1946 ser A—J&D Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J Coney Isl & Bklyn RR 4s 48-J&J Gonsol gold 4s 1955-———J&J B O & N 1st cons os 1939--J&J Conn Light & Power— 1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A—-M&N 1954 ser B—F&A 1st & ref 4Mb 1958 ser O—J&J Connecticut Power 5s 63—A&O 1st & coll trust 5s 1956 J&J Conn Ry & Lt 4Ms 1951----J&J 1st & ref 5Ms 3K?S&!SpK?S*& 1st 5s 1937—J&D Oonnellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39—A&O Conn Riv Pow ——-------A&O Cities L P & Tr— 1st lien 5s 1962 stamped--J&J Gonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939—J&J Consol Hydro-Eloc Wks of Upper Wuerttemburg 1st 7s *56-.J&J deb 4s '54 J&J -J&J 4s 1955 A&O 4s 1956 guar. J&J Con Ry (New HaV) Deb 4s 1955 Deb Deb s f 5a Feb 15 1954.F&A15 1st m 5s 1950 series 1st & ref 6s 36M Fed St & 19-55 ser 1962 ser Gen & ref 5s 103 M 103 105M 106M 107 M 107 110 108 H 107 M 103 M 103 D-F&A 103 M 97 % 98 91M 93 101 100 99 M 107M 113 106M 106M 102 M 102M 101M 107 108 115 107 H 107 % s 102 M 101 90 82 60~~ 70" 120 108 109 103 M 106 104M 99 91 75 104 M 103 102 105M 6M% notes 1935 M&S15 Duquesne Light—See Phila Co Duquesne Trac—-See Phila Co Eastern Connecticut Pow Co— 1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.A&O Eastern Mass Street Ry Co— Refm4Ms 1948 A -J&J Ref m 5s 1948 B J&J Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C-M&S15 Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D.A&O Ref 6s Jan 1948 series E-M&N Eastern Mich Edison Co— — 81 78M P Adj 6s 1958 100 101 104M 107 102 % 86M 45 98H 58 52 53 99 M 107 82 98 105 73* M&N Gatinoau Pow 1st 5s 1956 J&D Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15 General Gas & Elec Corp— 4M% notes Aug 15 '31.F&A15 5% notes Aug 15 '32—F&A15 5% notes Aug 15 '33—F&A15 5% notes Aug 15 *34—F&A15 5% notes Aug 15 *35—F&A15 General Public Service Corp— Conv deb 5s 1953 J&J Conv deb 5 Ms 1939 J&J 1 *31—M&N Peop—See Phlla Rap Tran Pow Corp (Germany)— f 6Ms 1950 M&S 1st sink fund 6Ma 1953—A&O Electric P & L Deb 6s2030-F&A Electric Public Utilities Co—■ 15-year sec 6s 1942— -J&D 5% gold notes 1931 M&N Eliz Plalnf & Cent J I See Public Eliz & Trenton RR J Serv Corp. Elizabethtown Water Co Consol 1st m 5s 1957 series A___F&A Elmlra Water ..Light & RR1st & con g 5s 1956 M&S El Paso El Co coll tr g 5s '32-J&J 1st m 5s 1950 ser A J&D El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6Ma '43-J&D Deb 6 Ma 1938 J&D Empire District Elec Co— 1st & ref m 5s 1952 M&S Empire Gas & Electric Co— n 79M 88 M 88 84 86 85 M 87 90M 90 H 75 73 80 75 20 10 100M 99 101 99 101 75 80 18 21 45 51M 48M MfgCo (Italy) with war M&N Nominal, 99M 96 & 98 93 95 90 90 95 69 J&D B-.A&O Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 F&A Ga Row & Ips—See B & N St Rv Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S Georgia Ry & Elec os 1932 J&J Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J 90 Conv deb 6s 1944 ser 49 104M '56 A&O 1931—J&D Corp— Northern Atlanta Co— Ry J&J 1st guar 5s *54 op '90 Gesfurel 6s 1953 with warr 100M 100 M 104 M 97M F&A 1st & gen 6 Ms 1950 108 101 65 70 64 Great Lakes Power 1st M 6s J&J op__M&N 107_" Great West Power Co of Calif— O F&A 1946-J&J Bay Gas & Elec Co— 1st ref M 6s 1952 ser Green 71 97 98 96 M&N 1st & ref 5s 1935 103 94 102 101 98 87~" Green 87 19 99 M 100 M 94 95 1931-1944-..—M&N 1st lien coll trSMs 1942—M&N Great North Pow 5s 1935-—F&A Grt West Pow Co 5s 102 100 M Ltd— Great Lakes Utilities Co— 100 67 101 n 100 M 99 M I7 Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s *40 100 50 86 86 Without warrants 106 107 94 105 M Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N Great Cons Elec Pow (Japaa)— 98 M 104 86 103 H J&D 1st M 7s 1944 98~" 93 M 93 M 92 M 65 103 M 103 M 93 Conv dab 6s 1931 ser A 35 99 M 103 86 30 99 M 45 103M Utilities— Mountain 1st mtge 5s Power Corp— F&A 1948 45 50 101M 102 M 106 M 104M 101 102 101 102 99M '31--J&J A J&J 101 Greenwich Wat & Gas System— Col tr 5s 1952 ser A A&O 85 90 85 90 Greenwich Tram 1st 5s Greenwich- Wat 4 Ms 98M 97 70 30 n* 35 106 107 100M 100 M 102 *57 ser Col tr 5s 1952 ser B A&O Guanajuato Power & Elec— 5s & 6s 1932 A&O Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968 A&O Gulf States Utilities Co— 1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A-M&S Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A J&D15 89" 9l" 101M 91M 101 % 99 (Germany) Elec Co— s 100 Extl g s f deb 7s 1935 M&N Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬ 82 M ground & St Rys 5 Ms '38 -_J&D 104M Harrisburg L & P 5s 1952—F&A 102 Harwood El 5s '39 op '14 J&J 107 M 1st & ref s f g 6s '42 op—M&S Havana Elec Ry, Light & Power Gen M 5s 1954 series A—M&S 5l" Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952--F&A 22 M Deb g 5 M« 1951 M&S 100 Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S hil R T Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles, 102 M Cal) 1st 5s 1933 ~ 102 M 1st refunding 5s 1945 Home Long DLst Tel (San Fran) Hamburg 102 M 103 M 86 88 82 86 M 89 M 90 37 85 45 95 Home Tel & Tel of Spokane— 99 100 X 101M lOl" 6s '35Houston Gulf Gas— Houston El Co 1st 101M s 105 96M 100% 86 M 105 54% 26M 100M mtmmm 45" 9l" 106 s s 55" s 87 M 92 H V)9 102 % 104M 97 M 103 _ A 1952—J&D 95 M Empire Gas & Elec and Empire Coke Jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt_M&S Empire Public Service Corp— Deb 6s 1950 w w 1950 J&J Gen & ref 6s ser Jfc Last sale, 97 78M 91 6 1st s / This price includes accrued interest. 103 96 M 85 Electric f 6 Ms 1QS3 97 96M 101M 1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D 27 Elec & ■ 82 100 96M 1st M coll tr 6Ma ser A 4 4% notes Nov 1 *32 M&N 3-yr 5% note Jan 15'33-J&J 15 Ed El Ill(Bku)See KingsCoEL&P Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G Edison Elec Co (Lancaster)— Refunding 5s 1943--——F&A Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys Electrical Devel of Ontario— 1st 5s 1933 —————— 1st v 81 93 M Conv ser 6% notes General Water Works 1958-—J&J —--I&J 1942 J&J 1st m 5s 1960 ser D F&A East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow— 1st 5s 1940 -—-—J&D East St Louis & Suburban Co— Coll trust g 5s 1932 opt—A&O Easton Cons El 5s 1949 M&N East Palm & Beth 6s 1939--J&J Economy Lt & Pow (Joliet, 111)—1st m s f gold 5s 1956 J&D Edison Eloc Ilium of Boston— Ercole Marelli Elec 81 85 Ry-— f g 5s 1954 opt General Public 35 notes Nov. s Gen 5s Nov 1 1954 104 30 1st in 5 Ms 3 %% 98 M Ry—See Col Ry & Lt. Tnt Tr (Buffi Cuban Telep 1st 7Ms 1941-M&S 105 1st conv 5s 1951 ——J&J 79M Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt— 1st 4M» 1956 J&D 97M Cumb'land T & T 5s 1937—J&J 104M Dakota Central Telep Co— 1st gold 6s 1935— J&D 103 Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941 A& O 103 Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949 J&J 105 1st g 7 Ms 1949 ser B J&J 107 1st g 5s 1952 ser C J&J 102 M 1st gold 5Ms 1954 ser D —J&J 103 Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J 71 Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J 18M Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phlla R TrDavenport Water 5s 1961—J&J 94M Dayton Ltg 1st 5s'37 op'12-M&S 101 Dayton Pow & L 1st 58'41--J&D 102M Day Sp & Urb—See Ind Col & E G&E 5s 1942- -M&S 101 Delaware Co & Phila—Sop TJn P & Trans. 56 100 1st m 6s 74M 74 M 74 M 74M 86 106 M&N 1931. 6s 1949.J&J 1949— J&J 92 1st m 5s 1949 J&J 1st m 5s 1959 -—J&J Eastern Pa Rys 1st 5s 1936-J&J 80 Eastern Shore Pub Service Co— 1st m 5Ms 1947 ser A M&S Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co— 1st lien & re? 6s 1942 J&D 101M 1st lien & ref 6Ms 1948--M&S Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946—J&J East Coast Utilities— 1st coll 5Ms 1937 ser A..F&A Conv del 6s 1933 ser A. _M&N 104 H 6% conv notes 1932 J&Jj E. KootenayPow 1st 7s '42-A&O r East Penn El 1st 6s 1953—J&J 106 M East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D E St L & interurb Wat 5s '42 J&J 92 M 103 M 105M 102 M 79M 103 M Eastern N J Pow 1st 104" 92 98 95 101M 1967-J&D 7s Elec A&O 6M % secured notes 1931 J&D 6% secured notes 1931 J&D Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s *49-J&D 1st M 93M 1966 ser A.-M&N 1st mtge coil tr J&D & L 5s 1934 J&J opt-M&N Galveston-Houston Eastern Michigan Rys— 100 100 104 100M Duquesne Gas Corp— ■ 1st conv 6s Mar 151945-M&S15 1st g 5s 106 100 102 96 Duke Price Power Co— 75 118 Galesb Ry Ry. 1st m s f 6s 82 — 108 103 101 J&J / 1930 guar Con 5s Oct 1934 103 57* 67* 1st M g 5s Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power— 78M 5s 90 42dStM&StNAv—See 3d Av Ry Galv Elec Co 1st 5s '40 1937 A with war.M&S Transmission— 1932 A&O Duke Power—lst4Ms 88 98M 12 102M 100 101H 99 M 99M 98 M Ft Worth Pow & L 5s 1931.-F&A 4 Dominion Pow & 1st, 87 100M Service Co— Public 1st M 6Ms 1949-.—F&A 1st 6s 1955 series B A&O Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945 A&O Ft Pitt Traction—See Phila Co 18M s Without warrants Dixie Gulf Gas Co— 1st 6 Ms 43 Ft W Van Wert & Lima Trac— Bridge— 6M» 1952——F&A 8 f deb g 7s 1952 F&A Det United 4Ms 1932 opt—J&J 1st m & coll tr 6s 1929 J&J Det & Pt Huron Shore Line— 1st gold 5s 1950— J&J Dixie Gas & Utilities Co— S f v 6M» 1938 ser A F&A 1st msf 102 104M J&J Florida Power Corp— 1st M 5 Ms 1979 J&J Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J Florida A-A&O B..J&D O ..F&A Gen & ref 4Ms 1961 ser 107 50 80 Pleas Yal—See Phil Co Federal Water Service Corp— Conv deb 5 Ma 1954 M&N Federated Utilities Inc— 1st lien col tr 5Ma 1957—M&S 65 63 July 1 1940—M&S July '40 ser B .M&S Gen & ref 5s 79 106M 102 M J&J A&O 1933-J&J M&S .. ....—— 6% gold notes 1932 • 103M 45 Traction— & Federal Public Serv Corp— 1st 1 6s 1947 J&D Detroit International Cross St Ry—See 35M Gen & ref 5s 1949 series 99M Oro8stown St b Basis. B Light 1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd M&S Debenture 6s 1954 ser B_>J&D 100 1948—M&N f deb 6 Ms Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 90 OooperRlvBrt'gelnclst 6s'58M&N Copenhagen Telephone Co— Extl s Detroit City Gas Co— 1st m 6s 1947 series A 102 M — Consolidated Telep of Wise-1st M 5Ms 1942 ser A M&N Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp Consolidated Water of Utica— 1st M 5s 1958----—M&N Consumers El L & P (New Orl)— 1st M 5s 1936 —J&J Consum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)— 5s 1938 J&D Consumers Power Co (Mich)— 1st & ref 5s 1936 op '16 J&J lstl & unif 5s ser O 1952-_M&N 1st lien & unlf 4Mb 1958-M&N Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A 98 M 12J&D 1st s f g 5s 1942 opt Stamped—- 77 1st & ref 5s 4M» Apr 1954 A&O Gonsol GasElec Lt & P (Bait)— Gen g 4MS Fob 14 1935—..J&J 107 M 1st ref 5 M« 1952 ser E M&S 105 1st ref 5s 1965 ser F J&D 104 1st &ref«f4Mo 1969 ser G M&S 104 M 1st & ref s f 4 Ms 1970 ser H J&J 99 Consol Gas N J 5s g 1936 J&J 96 1st ref 5s 1965--- —— A&O Consolidated Gas (N Y)— 106M Deb 5Ms 1945-------F&A H & P. Underlying cos—See N Y G E 1 Consol Gas Utilities Co— 80 1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A.-.J&D 77 Conv deb 6Ms 1943 ser A J&D Gen g Federal Ask 102M 81 '32 op Fairmount Pk Trans 5s '37.-A&O Fall River Elec Lt 1st 1945--J&J 87 86 os Eairmont & Clarksburg Trac—. 1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913 A&O BasLs 6%. 102 1st m s f 6s 1953 104 Gold 5s 1951 Consolidated 37 96 35 92 (of Canada) F&A Deb 6Ms 1965 w w Without warrants Evansv G & E L M&N 96 98 M Kurop'n Elec Corp 103 M 1 st m 5s, 1938'iiia—M&N Detroit & Canada Tunnel— 99M 93 Columbus (Ga) 103 M 102 M Des Moines Elec Co— Conv 1936———-J&J 1st M s f g 5s M 102 1933 Rv 5s '41-A&O Erie & Suburban 70 102 M Terminals Co— 1st M g gu 5s 1932 -40 M&S Derby Gas & Elec Corp— 1st lien 5s 1948 F&A Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co— S F 6s 1937 opt series A M&S S F 5s 1937 opt series B—M&S Des Moines City Ry 5s 1936 J&J 99K 101M 98 M 99 98 M Denver Tramway 106 , 1933.—-——M&J Cleve Southw Ry & Light— Gen &con 5s 1954—.—M&S Delaware 103 M 1954——-—-JJ® Power & Light Co— 1st M 4 Ms 1989 J&J Denver Cons Tram 5s 1933-A&O Denv Gas & El 1st. g 5s '49—M&N 1st & ref 6s 1951 M&N Stamped a* to Pa tax Denver Tramway Corp— Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A J&J Bqult G&E Utlca 5s 1942-A&D Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954 A&O Erie El Motor s f g 5s 1941 A&O Erie Ltg 1st m os 1967 A&O 93 H 92M J&J Deb 5 Ms 1959 1937--J&J aeries BA&O Oleve Pains & East Con 5s 1918— Ext at 6% to 1933A&O Co— Bid Bonds. Ask Bid Bonds. Ask. & Tor Co and Income and defaulted bondc interest" except) where marked "V Delaware Elec Power City & Sub Ky—See Wash Ry & El City Water (Chattanooga)— 1st 5Ms 1954 series A J&D 1st M 5a 1st M 5a 1957 series 0---M&N Clev El 111 1st 5s '39 op 24. A&O Gold deb 7s 1941..—- — -F&A GenM 5s 1954seriea A —M&N Cleve Ry 1st UTILITY BONDS PUBLIC NOTICE.—All bond prtaeu ava <*ond 97 104M Corp — 1st m coll 6s 43 with warr.. Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949 —M 104M 97M Houston Natural Gas 95 97 30 40 87 105M 99M — s 78% r Canadian price, 92 106M 102 s Sale price. 100M UTILITY PUBLIC 5834 65 7534 106 76 Jaclcson Cons 98 93 1st mtge 5s 1960 ser M&S M&S B 9434 Jamaica Water M&S 9834 103 101 105 102 104 9934 Jer City Hob & Pat—See P Johnstown (Pa) Telephone 99 1st mtge os 1952 series A—J&J Indiana Central Telep Co— *ll-.M&N / Dayt Sngf & Urb 5s '28—M&N / Gen & ref g 5s *28 op 234 134 40 „ 101 103 105 90 91 Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J 96 Indiana General Service— J&J 1st M 5s 1948 Indiana Hydro-Elec Power— 1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A---M&N 1st & ref 5s 1955 M&S Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&O Indiana Pr 1st 17 34« '41 A _M&N Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43--J&J Indiana Service Corp— 1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950--J&J 104^ 115 95 / 89 88 F&A 1st 1 & ref 5s 1963 ... 88 , Indiana & S W Gas & Util— J&D 6% conv notes 1940— Indiana Union Traction— 1st g 5s July 1 *33 op '08-A&O Indiana Nor 1st. g 5s 1933-A&O Indianap Columbus & Sou Trac— 1st M g 6s Feb 1 1948 F&A Indianapolis Gas 6s 1952. -A&O Indianap & Martinsv Rap Tran— 1st g 5s 1932 opt J&J Indianap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind Indianapolis & Northwest Trac— 1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1933--M&S Indianapolis Power & Light— 1st M 5s 1957 ser A —J&J Indianapolis & Southeast Trac— 1st M g os 1935 J&J Ind Shelby & S E 5s 1932—J&J Indianapolis Trac & Term Co— 1st s f gold 6s Jan 1 1933—A&O Indianap St gen 4s 1933—J&J Citizens St con 5s g 1933 M&N Indianapolis W W Sec CoSecured 5« 1958 J&J Indianapolis Water— 1st & ref. g 434s 1940 opt—J&J / 5 v 102 Vs 102 % / / / 43 13 48 24 28 17 92 9624 103 34 10134 1 1 ICO >00 34 f 6s '36 A M&S • 1 1 A&O Debs f 7s 1935— 81 ~ 84"" J&D n 65 Y 70"~ Inland Utilities Inc— J&D Conv deb 6s 1934 42 45 Inter borough-Metropolitan Co— g Interborough A&O 434« 1956 Guar Trust certif of deposit— / 1034 20 Stamped 6% notes 1932 A&O Conv g 7% notes 1932—M&S 71 J&D Coll trust 634s 1954 ser B.J&D 634% sec bonds 1955 serCJ&D Sec 7s 1936 D (with war;_-J&J Sec 78 1957 ser E Sec 7s 1952 J&J 15 International Railway (Buffalo— Buff Trac 1st. 6s 1948 J&D Cross St. Ry 1st 5s g'32--M&N Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J Buffalo & Nlag Falls Elec Ry— 1st M 6s gold 1935 J&J Internat Ry ref 5« '62 op_M&N International Telep & Teleg— Deb g 434» 1952 J&J Conv deb 434s 1939 J&J Deb 5s 1955 F&A 106 J> 99 9134 9234 B 102" 103"" 10634 108 1st g 5s 1936 J&D & (adison G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O Gen & ref 6s 1950 M&N 100 Gas 1st 5s '46--F&A 10534 10234 105 3* 103 a i 10234 103 104 45.. Interstate Power let 5s '57—J&J Deb gold 6s 1952 J&J Kanawha ValTr 1st J&J J&D M&S -F&A A-M&N 1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B__M&S Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 434» 1958 M&S Iowa Pub Serv 1st 6s 1957—J&D Deo 5s 1968 M&S Electric— 2022 ser A..M&S 1st mtge 4348 1980 J&D Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947 M&S Kansas Power & Light Go— 1st M 6s 1955 ser A M&N 1st M 6s 1957 ser B M&N Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp— 1st 6*4s 1942 with warr„J&D M 1st & ref 5s 1932 opt *15. -M&S 1st & ref 5s Oct 1915 M&N 1st & ref 534s Oct 1945—M&N Iowa Southern Utilities— F&A 1st & ref 534» I960 Deb 6s 1950 ser A s (sarco f g 59 '36 opt after J&J M&N '15.F&A Hydro-Elec Co (Italy— M&N 1st M s f 7s 1952 0iiasiB t Thu ref&lmp g 6s'48 1st & ref 6s 1954 Debenture g 4434 10234 104*4 103 105 96 108 9734 9734 9734 97 103 9834 ) 40 36 22 81 5s 1958 J&D Wyoming Val RR 1st 5s 1951 —F&A Debentures 6s 1948— F&A Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934..A&O 1st M coll tr 534s '53 ser C F&A 1st col&ref 534s I960 ser D F&A 534% gold notes 1935—-F&A Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O price include* Un 10234 9234 9634 . loo"" 10034 10034 9954 9934 7534 70 76 98 Rys 8934 96 10234 8834 8134 81 110 100 92 9234 9534 9534 9434 9634 95 K 82 95 9734 97 9634 97 O-J 50 Without warrants 100 52 50 laryland Light & 20-year 10034 10434 10134 J&D J&J M&N Sink fund deb 5s 1955 I lass Utilities Associates— S f deb 5s 1949 ser A 98 96 J&J f 534s 1940 s 30 15 Power— 1st M 534s 1950 ser A 1 lassachusetts Gas— Deb g 434s Dec 1931 10034 105 10134 A&O 94 ..J&J 1 lassillon Elec & Gas— 1st M 5s 1956 92 103 104 10334 10434 Ry&L lemphis Power & Light Co— 1st & ref 58 1 948 ser A J&J 1st & ref 434s 1978 ser C„A&O 37" I I 1st I f 7s 1957 s ser A 94" 9834 A&O [etropolitan Edison Co— 1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O 1st m 434s 1968 ser D 1 let Street Ky—See N Y 100 105 10534 102 J&J M&S 103 Rys [etropolitan West Side "L"lst gold 4a 1938 —F&A Exten gold 4s 1938— J&J 1 [exfcan El L 1st M g 5s '35-J&J 1 [ex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '33 s f_F&A 1 [ich Elec Ry 5a 1948 J&J Jack Cons Trac 6s 1934--M&N [lchigan Gas & Elec Co— 1 22 25 10 10334 10134 10234 10134 102 s lOl"" 10034 103 & Elec. 1st & ref 6s 1943 60 40 6834 r 1st M 5s 1956 A —— 6 101 103 95 97 I 98 M&N 45" 40" 75 .... 2 J&D ser 77 73 M&S [lchigan Home Telep Co— 1st M 6s 1946 99 10434 106 102 103 65 Ry. 1st g 5s 1947 ser A 50 17 ( 62 J&D 9134 90 A&O liddle West Utilities Co— 5s 1960 J&D Leh Val L & P 5s 1943. --A&O impt g 103 105 10434 I 70 100 102 9434 9234 9934 10334 10934 10534 10434 102 9834 9934 93 96 Gen & ref 534s 1949 ser I.A&O Los Ang G & E 6s 1934 J&J s A; Last sale. nNomlnai. f 734s 1933 —F&A 102 op..J&D llnneapolis Oan Light Co— 1st iVI 434s 1950.—— J&J 97 101 9334 94 100 75 1st & "ref 5s 10334 96 1955" ——J .YIJ&D 1st & ref 434s 1978 M&N 101 9534 103 96 Mississippi Power Go— 1955—. M&S 9434 9234 99 4 Mississippi 93 95 Mississippi Power & Light— 10434 11034 105" 103 92 1st Ml 5a 1957 Ri ver J&D Fuel Corp 9734 9734 104 9434 103 99 10434 102 9134 10234 - f 6s 1944 with warr F&A15 Without warrants 1st s Mississippi Riv Pow 6s '51—J&J Deb 5s May 1 1947 M&N Missouri Power & Light— 1st M 534s 1955 ser A M&S 1st. M 434s 1958 ser B M&N 10334 106" 110 First mtge 5a 1947 ser A—F&A Mo Riv Sioux City Bdge Co— 1st a f 60 10534 106 110 10534 10134 8934 accrued interest. 20 98 92 Missouri Public Service Go— 104 100 17 lilwaukee Elec Ry & Light— Gen & ref g 5a 1951 opt..J&D 1st & ref 5a Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D .M&S Gen & ref 534s 1943 ser F M&S Gen & ref 534» 1917 ser E J&D Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G—M&S J&J 91 lOl"" 100 1st M 99 97 10434 10134 10034 91 J&J A_A&O J&D 10034 s 9634 9634 10134 91 6s 1945. 1935 conv notes 10034 10334 89 g J&D J&D [inD Gen El 1st 5s'34 90 Secured J&D 1933 91 92 B 1932 conv notes conv notes 1934 94 Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952.-F&A Lexington Wa* Pow Colst 5s'68J&J Conv deb 534s 1953 _J&J Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D Lincoln Tel & Tel 5s 1946 J&J Lindell Ry—See United Rys(StL) Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N Little Rock Ry & El 5s '33—A&O Ref & ext g 6s 1938 A&O Lockhart Power 534s 1950—F&A Lombard Elec Co (Italy)— 1st extl 7s 1952 with warr_J&D Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936--M&S 1st ref 6s 1948 J&J 1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B M&S conv notes 5% 5% 5% 10234 10234 94 Without warrants.. Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942 J&D 102 34 10234 M&S 1944 1931 1st & ref 5s 1901 ser B J&D 1st M 5s 1971 J&J lilwaukee Gas Light Go— 1st M 434s 1907 M&S 92 6s conv notes [idland Natural Gas Co— Conv deb 6s 1935 Lexington (Ky) Tel— M 434% 5% 98 Lex Ave & Pav Fy—See N Y Rys Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term Conv deb g 534s'52 ser V A ser I —II Los Angeles Gas & Elec Corp— 1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt---M&S 85 f 7s 1940 s taryl'd El Rys 1st gu 5s "31 A&O 1st & ref 634b 1957 ser A--J&J 1st & ref 634s 1962 ser B—J&J i Lorain & Clev RR—Sea Lake Sh Elec B y 89 Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958 9834 10234 I [cGav & Mt V—See Nash 9934 10134 l66" 92] 92] 91 100 J&D f 7s 1941 s 60 9134 opt—M&S opt—M&S 101 101 0234 J&J 40 72 85 9534 1st I 10434 55 1st 82 f 534s '51 ser A a 7934 65 72 35 1st M g 5s Dec 1935 1st M g 4s Dec 1935 Cons gold 4s 1935 75" <00 ICO 78 f 534s 1952 ser B..J&J a JL 6s '33 J& J Ref & QO f-l s s Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946—F&A 102 87" 49"" 9834 With warrants J&D Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec— 1st M 434s 1940 ser B F&A Lehigh Power Securities— Deb g 6s 2026 ser A F&A Lehigh Valley Transit— 73 68 1st M 1st M 80 Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F&A Lor & Clev g 5s '27 opt '17 J&J con g 1 99 9034 109 99 97 a ---- 78 9734 M&N Keystone W W & Elec Corp— 1st. lien 534s 1948 ser B—M&N f 55 Conv deb 6s 1939 A&O f 35 10434 Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37.A&0 134 Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O 9934 Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s *39.J&J Kings Co Elev Ry—See Bklyn RT 9934 Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O 10634 Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—J&J 11834 1st ref 634s 1954 J&J 10234 Kingston Gas & Elec 1st 5s'52 90 Knoxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt '13-A&0 W W 48 73 1937—A&O 5434 41 J&D 1st Hen coll tr 534s 28 — Lake Superior Dist Pow— 1st M & ref 5s 1956— s 2d gold 4s 2013 D Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08--J&J 1st 1 & ref 534s 195o ser A.J&D 1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&O Kokomo 30 53 15-year 99" Lake St Elev RR—See Chic & O ak PkE 88" 10234 10234 1 [annheim & Palatinate Elec Cos 54 47 J&J 1944 100 5334 55 7s a lanila Elec RR & Ltg Corp— 1st lien & coll tr 6s '53—M&S a lanila Gas Co— 98 107 Deb gold 6s Ironwood & Bessomer Ry & Light 1st 1st 25 Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936-J&J Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids) 1st & ref 6s 1943 M5s '46-J&J 6s Tol Frem & No 634 s 1925— Extended at 6% to 1933 J&J Interstate Rys 4s 1943 lowa-Nebraska Lt & Power- 1st mtge 534s 1959 M 9334 Interstate Pub Serv Go— ser 1936—-—--F&A 54 99 103 107 107J 114] 5134 9034 op'.13 A&O M&S 11334 93 Interstate Natural Gas 6s 1936 Without warrants 1st lion & ref 5s '57 uzerne 101 International Power Sec Com— 1st & ref 634s 1949 ser B 1st & ref 6s 1956 ser D 1st & ref 434* '58 ser F Co— 75 s I Intercontments Power Co— warr f 7s 1948---"M&N Co (Pa) Gas & Elec— 1st M 93 7134 7134 International Hydro-Elec System Conv deb 6s 1944 A&O L M&S Lake Sh Elec 1st 71 ... 87 8524 f g 634s 1944. s Ry 4s 1931--J&D Lake Roland Eiev—See .... tax-ex.J&J Debs 6s 1948 with 10034 1st 35 94 Rapid Transit 1st & ref g 5> '66 op 10334 10134 Lackawanna & Telep 1st 6s 1948-—A&O 35"" F&A 25 1 f 6s 1941 ser B ..M&N OolltruH 10334 Keystone Pub Serv— 1st M 5s 1978 / / 1938 Col tr 6s 1957 ser O inland Gen M 5s 1950 Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D Kentucky Utilities Co— 1st M 5s 1961 series G F&A 1st M 5s 1969 ser I -J&J Keokuk Elec 6s 1945 M&N 10 fn 1st lien & ref 534» 1953—-M&S 1st lien & ref 5s 1970 M&S s 102 101 - Coll tr 15 4 / / 50 I Conv's f dob 634s 1938—J&D / K'y Hydro Elec Co 1st 6s '49. J&D Kentucky Power & Light Go— 1st in 534® 1948 ser B M&S Kentucky Traction & Terminal— 1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A 100 97 n 102 Kansas Gas & 105 104 104 9934 101 I — Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957--F&A 98 M 30 1st IstM 634» 1953 series B--F&A 1st M 5s 1951 series O—-M&S 10634 105 C.F&A A&O 100 Kansas City 45 100 106 98 1st & ref 5s Indiana Electric Corp— 1st M 6s 1917 series A—M&N 10034 1942—————F&A Kansas City Power & Light— 1st M 5s 1952 series A M.&S 1st mtge 434s 1957 ser B-.J&J 1st M 434s 1961 F&A Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 J&J Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D 1st M 6s 1943 -J&D 1st M 5s 1951 J&D §2 . 9334 10034 I S Corp Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957 Kanawha Trac & Elec Co— ■ 100 10 9234 20 Johnst Pass 1st mtge 5« 1958 ser M&N 1st lien coll 5 34 1938 M&N Indiana Columbus & E Trac— 1st & ref 434s 1961 ser Deb 8 f 6s 1937 ser A 30 80 Ang Pac Co—See 1st & ref 6s 1952 ser A—-M&N 1st & ref 534s 1954 ser B.M&N 29 20 Ask 77 Pac EIRy os Ang & Pasad—See Pac El Ry os Angeles Railway Corp— 1st & ref s f g 5s 1940 J&D Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—A&O oui8iana Pow & Light Co¬ lst mtge 5s 1957 J&D ouisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)— os 1942 F&A (Pa) Trac 5s '43--J&J Johnstown 91 89 I 102 23 1 1st & ref 5s Illinois Water Service Co— s 101 Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp— 1st & ref 5 34 s 1945 series A F&A 1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B—-F&A 93 34 93 15" 9 Supply Co— fund 634s 19o8—-J&J Deb g 7s 1943 J&D Janesville Elec Co— 1st & ref 5s 1931-1945-—J&J 104 % 105 10434 10334 9734 O——J&D Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933—J&D 1st 7s 1936 J&D 1st 6s 1944 J&D Illinois Valley Ry 1st 5s '35.M&S Inland Gas 634s inland Pow & L 78" 1st sink 1st & ref 6s 1953 aeries A—A&O 1st & ref 5^s 1954 aer B—J&D 1st & ref 5s 1956 ser 8 f deb 534» 1957 103 102 L 1st gold 534s series A 19o5-J&J James River Bridge Corp— Illinois Northern Utilities Co— 1st & ref 5s 1957 optA&O Illinois Power & Light Corp— I I Tr—See Mich E.Rv Jackson (Mich) Gas 5s g'37-A&0 iacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s 42-J&D Jacksonville Trac 1st 6s 31-M&S Bid Bonds. I 1953 ser A—M&S 25-yr « f 534« 10424 106^4 104 Telep-— Ill-Ky Bdge 634 s 1947 Ask. Italian Superpower Corp— Deb 6s '63 (without warr).-J&J 105 103 34 111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933—J&D Commercial Bid. Islands Edison Co— Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls— lstr& refunding5s 1950 J&J Ref & inapt 5s 1951 A&O Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947 J&J Illinois Bonds. Ask. Bid. Bonds. 85 BONDS Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds SfOTIOI.—All bond prlooi ir« !i*ud rCanadian price 8Sale price 1953 M&S 16 90 92 8134 8534 86 PUBLIC UTILITY NOTICE.—All bond prioei *ro "and interest" Bid. Bonds, Mobile Gas Imp & ret 7s '51-J&D Mob Lt & BR 1st g 5s *37—J&D _ Cons g A$k. 99% 94% 1st M 5s 1949 J&D Monongahela St By—See Phil Oo Monongahela Valley Tractionlst M g 5s '42 opt '22—-J&D 102% 95% 89 Monongahela Valley Water— 1st M5Hb 1950 series A--J&J Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser 1st lien & ret 5%s ser B '53 F&A 90% _ Montana-Dakota Power Oo— 1st m 5%s 1934 Montana Power— 1st & ret s f 5s *43 op . 100 101 99 100 _ 104 % 104% 103% 104 r r ^ 100% 101% 101% 101% im 95% . Gen & ref 5s 1955 Ber B—- A&O Gen & ref 8 f 4%s '55 ser O A&O Gen & ref a f 5s 1955 Ber D-A&O 87 94% 103 43 9 . Nebraska Power 1st 5s 1949-J&D 1st M 6s 1949 J&D Deb 6s 2022 M&S Nov Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—-A&O Debs 6s July 1941-—- J&J Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48-J&D New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co— 1st M 5s 1937 M&S Newcastle (City of) W 5s'41 J&D S f 5s 1932—— J&D New England G & E Association Deb g 5s 1947 M&S Oonv deb 5s 1948 -J&D Oonv deb 5s 1950 M&N New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948 .A&O Deb 6%s 1954 —J&D J&D 6% notes Dec 1932 New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—J&J New Eng Tel & Tel— 6s gold Oct 1 1932——A&O 1st 6s 1952 series A J&D M&N 1st 4%s 1961 ser B New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec. 1943 N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry— 1st gold 4s 1950 opt M&8 N J Pow & L 1st 5s 1956—F&A 1st M 4%s I960 A&O New Jersey Water Oo— 1st M 5s 1950 F & A New London Gas & Electric— Oonsol & refg 5s 1933 J&J New Mexico Powere 1st M 5s 1958 J&J New Milford Pow 1st 5s '32-F&A New Orleans Pub Service Oo— 97 102 96" 94% 20 102% 103 101 100 102" 102 102% 103% 104% 76 77 s 91% 106% 92 73% 74 60 102"" 104 111 w* 98 93 100 114 93% 95 93 98% 99% F&A A&O 8 53% 2% 59 40 50 2% 40 "2% X% 20" 15 5 5% 2% ~4~" 2 16 22 22 55 65" 20 27 29 106 103% 100% 18 9 10% 23 1st & oons 6s ser 111% 106% 111% 106% AA '50—M&N 97 98% 101% 102% 106% 102 104% 105% 102% 107 1st & ref 5s 1955 series A_ A&O 1st mtge 6%s 1953 J&J Norf & Ports Tr—See Va Ry & P Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949-M&N g 5s 1944—J&J North American Co. Deb 5s 1961 F&A North American Edison Co— Oonv deb 5s 1957 ser A—M&S Deb 5%s 1963 ser B F&A15 Deb 5a Nov 15 '69 ser C M&N15 North Amer Light & Power Oo S f deb 5%s 1956 ser S J&J 99% 104% 104% 103% 101% 104 101% 84 85 100 Serial 4% % notes 1932—-A&O Serial 5% notes 1933-—A&O Serial 5% notes 1934 A&O Serial 5% notes 1935A&O Serial 5% notes 1936 A&O North Amer WW & Elec Oorp— 100 99.30 97.35 96.75 1st & ref 5s 1956 J&J Salisb & Spencer 5s 1945.M&N North Continent Utilities Oorp— 99% 97% 88 70 89 1st gold 5s 1937 opt North Calif Pow 5s 1932 94 95 99% 104% 100% 1st & 73 100 48% 105% 101% 87 86 101% 111 106 102 50% 101% 89 90 93% 93% 94% 1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O-— M&N 1st & ref 58 1969 ser D M&S lst&ref m 4%s 1970 serE-J&D North Ind Gas & El 6s '52_ JOfl&N Northern Indiana Ry— 1st M 5s 1960 Northern N Y Utilities Inc— 1st M & ref 5s 1963 J&J 1st lien & ref 7s 1940 A—M&N 1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B—M&N 1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O M&N 1st 1 & ref 5%s ser D '49—J&D 1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J 81" 100% s f 5%s 1957 ser A 95 96 F&A Northern Ohio Trac & Light— 1st const) 1 gold 5s 1933 J&J 1st consol gold 4s 1933-— J&J 1st lien & ref 5s 1956 F&A Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A M&S 94% 99 l6I" 102% 114% 105% 114% 110% 111% 99% 103% 96% 105% 104 48 100 111 103 102 1913 J&J 94% 106% -J&J 93 Ontario Transmission Co Ltd— 1st gu g 5s '45 op bef '16-M&N 103 1st sf5%s 1950 Orange & Pas Val K—See P S Corp Orange & Rockland Elec Co— 1st m 58 1958 -F&A Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt—M&N Oregon-Washington Water Serv— Extl sink fund 5s 1963 A&O 102 99 Gen M 5s 1946 ser E Ozark Power & Water Co— 1st ■ f 5s 1952 M&S Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942—J&J '31-A&0 L A Pa R R Oal 5s '43-M&S Pacific Gas & El ref 5s *42—J&J 1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D 1st & ref 5%s 1952 ser O.J&D ser J&D D 104 97% 105 100 100 98 99 107% 105% 104% 101 107% 100 97% 102" 103 Serv— M&S Conv deb 6s 1950 Pacific Power & Light Co— 1st M 5s 1955 F&A Pacific Public Service Co— 5-year 5% notes 1936 M&S Pacific Teleph & Telegraph— 1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937--J&J 2 Ref M 5s 1952 series A„-M&N Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952 A&O Pasa & Mt Lowe—See Pac El Ry Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp M&S 1949 M&N 104" >55 98 99% Pecos Valley Power & Light Co. 1st m 6%s 1937 ser A M&N Deb 7s 1942 J&J Peninsular Tel Co 1st 5%s '51 J&J Penn Central Light & Power Co— 1st & ref 4%s 1977 M&N Penn-Ohio Edison Co— Deb g 6s 1950 aer A M&N Without warrants Deb 5%s 1959 ser B F&A Pennsylvania El Co 5s 1962-F&A 1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D J&D Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp— Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A. -M&S Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co— - 5%s "55 ser 99 101 102 93% 89% 99% 91% 104% 111 106 104 99 105 78 99% 104% 107% 98% |9M 102 95% 103% 101% 69% 95 M&S J&D 89 1st lien & ref 5s 1958 Deb 6s 1940 85 Pennsylvania Ltg 5s 1940—J&J Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt— 1st & ref 5%s '54 ser A—J&J Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956—J&J Pennsylvania Power & Light— 1st & ref 7s ser A 1951—-F&A, 103% 104% 104% 104% 102% 78 82 M&N 78 82 Penn Tel 59 1960 ser C 99 103% 99% A—M&S Northern Utilities Co— 1st lien 8 f 6s 1943 ser A—M&N 1943 f _ 1st 1 & ref 100 S f deb 6%s 98 100% 99 Without warrants 73 Oswego Riv Pow 6s 1931 Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)— lst&ref5s 1962 J&J 90% M&S J&D ser-B-_.A&0 ser.O -M&S 1st & ref 5s ser D 1953—M&S Pennsylvania State Water Oorp— 1st lien 5%s 1952 series A-M&S f 7s *35 with war 98 1st M 58 1957 series A J&D Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)— consol gold 5s Northern Texas Traction Co— s 104" Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A Ontario Power Serv Corp— Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932 100 104 1st 86 .A&O Ry— Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric 101 99 106% 105% 1st g 5s 1933 opt Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 "51 Omaha & Ooun Blufft Ry & Br Guaranteed--. Northern Texas Utilities Oo— 104% 102 100J - Oklahoma Power & Water 1st m 5s 1948 ser A -F&A Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41-J&J Pacific Northwest Pub 106 5%s 1950 ser B—J&D 62 80 99% Refunding 4%s 1961—__A&0 5% % notes 1940 J&D 6%% gold notes 1933—M&N Northern Texas Elec Co— Coll t.r s f g 5s 1940 opt--.J&J 78 lst6%s 1943 (with war)—_J&J Ohio Water 6s June 1933 J&D Oklahoma Gas & Electric— 1st M 5s 1950-----M&S Debenture gold 6s 1940M&S Oklahoma Gas Util 6%s 1934 Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A—J&J 1st m 5a 1948 ser B F&A 106% 103% 1st lien 109% 103% 102% 1st & ref s f g 5s 1951 op-M&S Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942-J&J A&O A&O M.&N 1941 1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B 1st lien 6s 1948 ser A 112 99% 1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—J&D Northern States Power Co— 1st & ref 5s B——F&A 104 Northern Penna Power Co— 99 ser 1st & ref 4%b 1957 ser E..J&D 1st & ref 4%s '60 ser F J&D Pacific Light & Power Corp— 104 Northern Ohio Pow & Lt— M&S 99% Ohio State Telep 5s 1944 J&J Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D Ohio Valley Gas Oorp— 1st & ref 5s 1955 —— 1st lOO" 102 75 Gen & ref 5%s 1951 Northern Ohio Telep Oo— 100 101 101 1st M 5s 1934-1947— M&N Northern Elec Co Ltd—See Misc. Northern Ind Pub Serv— 1st & ref 5%s ser B 1960- -J&J 59 103 103% 111% lst&ref 7s 1947 L A-Pac R R con 5s 94 100 101 94% 1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S 1st & ref 5sl954 ser D—.M&S Los Angeles Pacific Co— 1st ref g 4s 1950 opt *15--J&J 5%s 1946 M&S Co & Nor Pap Mills— 1st & ref 101% 105% J&D f 5s '48 op '15. J&D Northern Conn Power Co— cons s North El 110% F&A 65 102% 106% Ottawa Valley Power Co— 1st M a f 5%s 1970——A&O 101 90% 89% r 75 Ottawa L H & Power— 100% (Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938—A&O North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp 102% Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O Ottawa Trac 1st 5%s July '55J&D 35 6s 1938 ser A—M&N North Boston Ltg Properties— soc 3-year 5% notes 1932 J&J North Carolina Pub Serv Co— 1st & ref 5s 1934 opt A&O 96 J&D 1st sf 6s 1947--- 99 m Ohio Public Service Co— 1st M & ref 7 %s '46 ser A. A&O Omaha & Council Bluffs Ext 6s 1936 103 103 102% Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944 Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J 1st & ref 4%s 1956 ser D_ J&D Deb g 6s 2024 107% 57 Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M&N Northwestern Elevated (Chic)— 1st mtge 5s 1941 opt M&S Union El (Loop) 5s g '45--A&O Northwestern Power Co Ltd— 1st m s f conv 6s '00 serA-J&J Northwestern Pub Serv Co— 1st m 5s ser A 1957 -J&J Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg Nova Scotia Light & Power Co— 1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A J&D Ogden Gas 5s 1945 -—M&N Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J Ohio Cities Water Corp—i 1 st m col tr 5 %s 1953 ser-A J&J Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957—A&O 1st & consol 5s I960-F&A Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D Ohio-Kentucky Gas Co— 1st s f 6%s 1943 ser A— J&D - 93 90 101 J&J - 1st M & lien 5%s 1957—M&N North Shore Electric Co-— 1st & ref g 5s '40 op *20-—A&O North Shore Gas Co of Illinois— 91% 92% 99% 93% 105% - 25" 5 North Penn Gas Oo— 102 1945 15" 1st coll & ref 5%s 1948 ser A— North Hudson Lt H & P Oo 106 100 Con 5s Deb 6s Feb 1949 Ref M 6s Oct 1941 N Y Water Service Corp— Oonv NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44.-J&J NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J Deb « 5s 1954 op guar.-J&J 98% __ Norfolk St 1st New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J - 98% Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)— 98% 116% 101% 102% Equitable Gas 5s 1932. -M&S 1st ref 6s 1952 M&N N Y State G&E Corp 5%s'62A&0 1st 6s 1952 J&J New York State Rys— Bid. Bonds Northwest Louisiana Gas— 1st M 6%a 1933 with warr_ J&D Niagara Lockport & Ont Power- 100% 92% 1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O 1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D 92% 94 Gen M 4%s 1935 J&J Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A_—J&D / 85 New Orleans Ry & Light Oo— 107 Canal & Olaib 1st 6s '46-M&N .99 NO Oy RR—Gen g 5s '43-J&J N O dy & Lake 5s 1943-'—J&J 99% NO&Oarroll con 6s Feb'33_J&J 98 N O Pow House Co 5s '41-J&J St Charles St 1st g 4s '52 J&J 78 Newp NewB & Harnp Ry G & E 1st & ref 5s 1944—J&J Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El 1st g 5s Nov 1 1938 M&N Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941 M&S New Rochelle Wat 5%s '51.M&N N Y Cent Elec 1st 5%s'50-M&S New York Edison Co— 1st lien & ref 6%s 1941—A&O 1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co— 1st g 5s Dec 1 1948 J&D Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949--. F&A Ed El 111. N Y, con g 5s '96 J&J Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D Certificates of deposit Col & 9th Ave 1st 6s '93--M&S Lex Ave & P Py 1st 5s '93 M&S 1st M 5s 1951 ser A—_M&N . Nat Public Service Qorp— Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&A Nat Toll Bridge 6s 1939-—-J&J Bankers Trust ctfs of depos. Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J Niagara Falls Power 5s 1932-J&J Ref & gen 6s Jan 1932-—A&O Nashville Railway & Light— McGavock & Mt Vernon— 2d series 6s July 1937-—J&J Nashville Gas & Heating Co— 1st M gold 5s 1937 guar—M&N Nassau El BR—See Bklyn R T Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945-F&A Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 J&J Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A. F&A Deb 5s 2030 ser B M&N Ash. N Y Steam 6s 1947 109 —M&N 109% 1st M 5s 1951 104% M&N r 104% N Y & Suburban Gas—See West Chester Ltg. N Y Tel 1st 4%s '39 tax ex-M&N 103% 103% ' Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J Ref & ext gold 5s 1958 J&J 5s Jan 1942—--A&O 1st con g 4%s '62 op '13—M&N / Certificates of deposit 1st con 6%s 1962— M&N M Morn'side El St By—See Phila Go Mount Home Telep 5s 1938-J&J 99% Mountain States Power Oo— 98 1st & ref 5s 1938 J&J 101 1st M 6a 1938 series B—— J&J Mt Hope Bdge 1st 6%s 57-J&D / 41 Deb s f 7s 1952 ——J&D / 6 Mt Wash St By—See Phila Co Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op '12-J&J 100% M & U O Tr Oo—See Un Tr of Ind 95 Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&O Municipal Gas & Elec, Roch— 1st M g 4%s 1942 opt '12-A&0 Municipal Service coll 1956-F&A Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934—M&N Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s '45-A&O Narragansett Elec Oo— 1st M 5s 1957 ser A J&J g 34th St Crosst 1st 5s '96—A&O 23d St Ry 5s 1962 J&.1 N Y & Richmond Gas Co— 1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A-.M&N 100 101% 1st & ref 5s 1942—— M&S Montreal Tramways— 1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt—-J&|' Gen & ref 6s 1955 series A. A&O Municipal Gas Co (Texas)— 1st M 6s 1935 ser A -M&N "AdJ inc Second Av recel' ctfs 1914 Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&J Third Ave—See under "T" w _ 1st R E & ref 4s '42 op 'I6-J&J Guar trust ctfs of deposit _ Montreal Lt fit & Pow Oonsol—1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951—A&O let ref col & sf 5s 1970 serB M&S Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Oo— lst&coll tr g 4K» '32op'12 J&J Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913 A&O Montreal Pub Service Corp— Bid. Municipal Ry 5s 1966---J&J f N Y Power & Light Corp— 1st mtge 4%s 1967 A&O N Y & Queens Gas 1st 5s '34 F&A N Y & Queens Oo Ry 4s '40-A&O Stelnway By 1st 6s 1922—J&J New York Rys Corp— Prior Hen 6s 1965ser A—J&J AdJ income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr New York Railways— 100 J&J '18--J&J Deb g 6s 1962 ser A-.----J&D Montreal Isl Pow 5%s 1957JW&N Bonds. N Y M&S 5s 1941 Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56-J&D Monongahela Light & Pow Co— BONDS except wtero marked 4*i" and loteem* and defaulted bonUi 1st & ref 6s 1953 Penn Water & Powers f 5s '4QJ&J 104' 102 105% 87 104 1st ref 4%s 1968 ser B—M&S b basis, f This price includes accrued Interest. A: Last sale. I In London, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. //, UTILITY PUBLIC 87 BONDS HOTIOC.—All bond pritua m •urn intorMt" neap* wtoara nuked "I" and lnoonw and dofanltod bonda. Ask Bid. Bonds. VUUO A 100 > ' 115K 108 K Refunding 3 Serial 97 mmrnm 109"" L I os - - - - 104 K 103 H 100M iy aaat i 105 K Peoples Light & Power Corp— 1st lien 5Ks 1941 J& I Oonv deb 5s 1979.. J& J People's Traction—See Phlla R r Peoria Bloom So Ohamp Trac— 1st,gold " " *** i 85 71H 85 65 V 85 3 ) Central Trac 1st 5s 1929. I ) I i 102K 91 50 83 104 K 83 60 55"" 104 K 65'" > 8 W.UJLU Blue £11 ow u□ ou Hlount Washington St Rylst & coll tr gu 5s 1933.J Pitts Alleg So M gen 5s '30 A 40 82 50 ) Ja 94K 97"" ) 94 > 83 97 Pitts So Birm Traction— 91K ) > 82 88 83 80 43 55 I 80 J 40 55 t 3 > I > J 9 1st M 4s 1966 1st lien So ref m 4Kb 1967 M4 1st & ref 4s 1971 J«! §5"" 85 104 94 K 4 106 M 107 K 29 34 ^ 55 60 S 1st m reus 70 69 75 S jo J 1944 80 85 Darby Media So Ohes St f 1st 4*8 *36 opt '16 gn-Ji 4 Heat Mantua So Fairm 5Ks Market Street Elev Pass I 1st g gu 4s 1955 —MSo S ■... Elec So Peo 4s tr ctfs 33 60 82K 82 K , 45.A& ) 35 People's Traction Oo— P P Ry tr ctfs 4a *43 -FA k W Phlla Pass 2d 6s 1926— 41 * 38 IDS Ub IO> 1 7|P * XPDI 45 ) 1 102K 103 K 98 K 103 K 104 99K 1 I 40" > 87 K 92 104 1 . Phlla C 0 Phlla C 0 P McK So Oon—See W Penn Rj 6 Pittsburgh Trac—See Phila C 0 Pittsburgh Rys—-See. Phila C D Plattsburg G & El 1st 6s 1939-.. Portland General Elec Oo— 1st & ref 4Kb 1960 MA 5 45" 88 94 105 Pitts Alleg So Man—See Pitts So Oharleroi—See (Orej Gas & Ooke—• 1st So ref g 5s *40 opt *20—JA } 1st l'n & gen 4Kb 1940.. - -J& J Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951-FA i Portland (Me) RR SKf 1951-JA 1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—MA Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944--_JA Postal Teileg A Cable 5a 53—JA Potomac Edison Oo— 90 H 101K 97 102K 99 101 52 54"" I 68 70 3 90 95 I 68 M 69 K , tm r-»T— 00 103K 'otomac El Pow / 1936 guar. Gen lien So ref 6s 1953— 'ower Oorp of Canada LtdOonv deb 4Kb 1959 Ser B 'ower Oorp of N Y— Oons M g 5s r 103 ) 108K 3r ? 85 3 95 I ) 1 2 tussian Elec 6s 1954— . - - - liblic Elec L Oo A (St Albans. Vt, 1st 6Ks 1950AA ►ublic Service Oo of Colorado— lit A ref 6s 1953 series A—MA I { S 1st A ref 6 Ks 54 series B.MA Deb 6s 1940-------MA J 'ublic Service Oo of N O-7 I 1st A ref 5s 1950 ser A..M& 1st So ref. 4K* 1957 ser B.A& ) ublic Service Oo of Nor HI— > 53 98 96 104 97~" 55 100 100 77 79~" 99 103 K 105 102 103 99 98 99K 103 M 108 108 t 97 K r 99K 6 108 K 107 93 75 6s 1953 with war—FAA 83 81 87 97 .... 98 104 109 109 75K 98K 98 K /This prioe includes accrued interest, Savannah Elec A Power Oo— 1st A "f 7Kb 1941 ser A..AAO 1st A ref 6a 1945 ser B...AAO Savannah Elec Oo 5s g '52-JAJ Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947. AAO 78 72 ' 73 106 H 107 100 K 106 U 107 K 108K 109K 36 35 lOl" 93 101 £st ?°&uylik 14 °Pt 1919—MAS ^cJst 5s 1943.. AAO Schuylkill Val Tr 5s 1945—FAA Scioto Val Ry A Pr 1st 6s'43-JAD Scranton Elec 5s *37 opt * 67K 102K 12.JAJ 94 95 Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv— 4K% notes 1931 J&D15 99 100 4K% notes 1932.. J&D15 4K% notes 1933 —J&D15 1st A ref 5a 1907 ser A_. F&A S™™*™ «y—l8t 5s Nov '32.JAJ 1st A ref 5s 1947 FAA Scran Trac 1st 6s g 1932.MAN Seattle-Everett Traction— 1st M g 5s 1939 opt iQl.4—MAS Seattle Ltg 1st 5s *44 opt '10-MAS S^K 28„1949:?Pt 96K 94K K* 96 93 94 72 H 54 H 82 H 93 92K AAO .... .... §3K „ 100 97 K 97 K 104 K 105 96K ec 97 Co. 92 H 93 30 50 97 103 X 104 K 95 81 "40F&A Sioux Oity Gas A Elec Oo— 1st 0s 1947 ser A MAS 1st 0s 1949 ser B F&A let 25-yr 5Ks 1950 ser O.FAA 104 101 87 90 J&J J&J 105K 96 84 K 103" 89 95 92 So Oar Gas A El 6s 1942—MAS15 / 95 Oonv 6s Dec 15 1932—JAD15 / 35 South Carolina Power Oo— 1st lien So ref 5s 1957 95 JAJ South Gov A Gin St Ry—See OIn New So South Ferry—See N Y Rys South Jer G E A T—See Pub Serv South Pittsburgh Water Oo— 104 104 97 Gov Ry Corp. 1st lien A ref 5s 1960 ser A.JAJ 1st lien A ref 5s 1960 ser B. JA J 1st M 5s 1955 FAA So Texas Gas 6 Ks 1938 A..MAS 99 H 101 99 X 100 101 101 Southeast PAL deb 6s 2025 -MAS Southern Bell Telep A Teleg— 105K 105K 105K 106 B'vord—See Third Ave By. Southern California EdisonGen g 5s Nov 1939 opt JAJ Gen& ref 5s 1944.... FAA 103 K lOl" 82 K 83 K 100 88 100 101K 99K 55 South Calif Telep 1st M 5s 1947 Southern Canada Pr Oo Ltd— 1st M 5s 1955 ser A .A&O Southern Cities Pub Serv Oo— Oonv deb 6s 1949 —M&N Southern Oltles Utilities Oo— S f deb 6s 1958 ser A—...F&A Southern Colorado Power Oo— 1st g 0s 1947 series A JAJ Southern Counties Gas (Oalif)— 1st M 4Kb 1968 ...M&N Salisbury A Spencer—See No Oar oPubS ervice Salmon Riv Pow gu 5s '52 op FAA 106 108 Salt Lake Term 6s 1935 48 JAD 39 Salt River Val Water Users A sen 93 105 105K 103^ 101K 94 K 105~" 102 X 95K 99"' r 102 102K 77 78K 53 103 H 55 105 94 K 95 K 99 K 100K Southern Gas Co— 1st 6Ks 1935 ex-warr—..MAN S f deb 6K* 1936 ser A AAO Without — 104 H 105^4 105K 104 % M&S 1st lien & ref 6s 1947 A&O Southern Natural Gas Oorp— 1st s f 6s 1944 with warr...J&J — — 94 MAS Southern Gas Utilities, Ino— 1st M s f 6Ks 1939 ser A.MAS Southern Indiana G A E— R T 104 H 105 104 K Collateral trust 5s 1937 MAM South Oal Gas Oo 6s 1950 .MAN 1st A ref 6s 1958 series O..J&D 1st A ref 5Kb 1952 ser B..M&S 1st A ref 5s 1957 1st & ref 4Ks 1961 £ 103 K 103 H Refunding 5s 1951 JAJ Refunding 5s 1952 MAS Refunding 5s 1954 JAD Southern California Gas Oorp— 102 85 »—1 —* 00 17 :::: Scranton Gas A Water Oo— 1st 4Kb 1958 MAS a 83 11 zzzz 100 lgL? f gJ6s 1941 opt 1916—JAJ Sou 5 1st A ref gu g 5s '39 opt—JAD St Paul City Ry—See Twin City St Paul Gas Light— dn London. .... 104 Sioux Oity Serv 6s 1951 Somerset Un A Middlesex Ltg— Mtge g 4a Dec 1 1943—JAD 98 K 99 50 k Last sale 104 1st M 5s 1900 35 San Antonln Tr 1st 5« '49.MAS San Antonio G A E 5s 1949.MAS San Diego Oonsol Gas A Elec— 105 AAO ser A .... 74 Oonv 6% notes 1933——.JAJ St Louis Springf A Peoria RR— FAA l8t a f 5s 1055 92 99 1st 6b 1931 JAD 98 K 1st ref 5s 1940 82 Ruhr Gas Oorp 6Ks '53 A—AAO Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-AAO *92 K 93 K Gen M 4Kb May 1948—.MAN 99 Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st 5s'40.MA8 St Charles St RR—See N Orl Ry So Eight St Clair Oounty (111) Gas A El— let cons guar 5s 1959 100K MAS St Oloud Pub Service Oo. 103 1st M 6s 1934 MAN 76 St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Power— 99 K 1st g 6s Nov 1 1937 MAN 85 1st A ref 5s 1946 JAJ St Joseph Water 5a 1941.... AAO 99 M St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s 1951 99K St Louis Oo (Mo) Water Oo— 1st M 6K« 1945 ser A 100K JAD 1st M 5s 1945 ser B 98 K JAD St Louis-Miss Riv Bridge— 1st a f 0Ks Oct 15 *47—AA016 St Louis Public Service— Power 5K» June 1931-1958 ...AAO San Angelo Telep 1st 5» 1958 FAA San Antonio Public Service— 1st ref 6s 1952 series A JAJ 1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B JAJ 104K 1st & ref 5s I960 ser A—MAS Sierra A San Francisco Power— let 8 5s 1949 opt FAA 2d M 6s 1949 series A JAJ 2d M 5a 1949 series B JAJ 32 Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AAO 30 2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep JAD Rochester A Syracuse RR— 1st M conv 5s 1957 MAN / 3 Rochester Telep Oorp— 1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B AAO 101K 100 1st A ref 4Ks 1953 ser O..JAJ 101 Roch Tel Oo gen 5b 1933.AAO Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39-MAS Gen gold 5s 1944 MAS Gen A ref 5Ks 1954 ser B. JAD Gen A ref 0s 1952— JAJ 104 90 84 95 Richmond (S I) Lt A RR— 1st coll tr g 4s 1952 JAJ Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt A P— 1st g 5s 1935— JAJ Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo— 1st M 7s 1937 ser A AAO Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Oorp Roanoke G-L 5Ks 1951 FAA MAN MAN 15 115K 104 Deb s f 6s 1930 ...FAA 101K Second Ave—See N Y Rys. 104 K Second Ave Trac—See Phila Oo— 99 K Seneca P«w Oorp 6s 1940—MAS Shawinlgan Water A Power Oo— IstMAcolsf 4Ks *67SerA A&O 1st col tr 4Kb'68 ser B..MAN 1st coll tr 5s 70 ser O. FAA 1st coll tr 4Kb ser D '70—AAO 76 Sheboygan Eleo—See East Wis EI Shenango Val Water 5s 1956AAO 102 Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)— 86 1st sink fund 84 0Ks 1952 JAD 103 K 98 K Without warrants Cons 6s 1955 with rights—AAO 1st g 5b 1939 opt 1914...MAS 1st A ref 5a 1947 ser B—.MAS 103 K 100 84 83 1938 Stewart Mt 100"" 104 1 b Basis. 53"" 101 MAS 6i 102 r 1st A re 87 95 > 1st ref ! 103 102 I •ower Gas A Water SecOoi Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr. 57 ■ 90 K I mm 55K 25 49 _ Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s '40-AAO Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P— 97 105K 103 H 103 *4 93 H Paget Sound Power Oo— 100 K 1st g gu 5s 1933 opt—-—JAD Paget Sound Power A Light— 102 H ist A ref 6Ks 1949 -JAD 99 K 1st A ref 5s 1950 ser O MAN 3 Puget Sd El Ry 5s 1932—F&A / Quebec Power Oo 103 1st M A ooll tr b f 5s 1968 .JAD 107 K Queens Bor Gas A El 6s '52-JAJ 105 K Ref 5a 1955 MAS Rockland Light A Pow— 1st M 5s 1938 1st ref 4Kb 1958 ser A - Portland 1st M 5K» 1948 —MAS / Secured conv 6s 1938 Mats / 1st col tr conv 6Ks 1948--AAO / Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp— Gen M 7a 1946 series B-MAS Gen M 5 Kb 1948 series O.MA8 Gen mtge 4Ks 1977 ter D-MAS Roch Ry A Lt 5s '54 opt....JAJ 43 »ft 1910 JAD flo„i9Wi1946 a 105 K 103 K 103 K 1st A ref 5a 1965 JAD 1st A ref 4Kb 1907 JAD 1st A ref 4Ks 1970 FAA 1st ref 4s 1971 A&O Public Utilities OonsoJ Oorp—- m 42 11 77" 102 K 102 Schenectady Railway Oo— - 102 K 59 88 S5 Rochester Central Power Corp— Deb g 5s 1953 MAS Phlla Sub Water Oo— J 56 Roanoke Ry A El 5s 1953-FAA Roanoke WW 5s 1950 JAJ 50 70 Public Service Elec So Gas Oo— 1958 101 . 105 5s Mar 1 101U Net callable San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge^ 1st M sink fund 6Ks '57-MAN Deb s f 7a 1942 MAN San Joaquin Lt & Power Oorp— Unif A ref 6s 1952 ser B..MAS Unif A ref 5s 1957 ser D...JAJ San Joaquin Light A Power— c 93 Richland Public Service— 1st A ref 6s 1937 AAO Richmond (Ind) W W Oorp— 1st M 5s 1957 -MAN 73 30 50 ? Union Traction— 1953—MAS g 73 El Ry Sauda Falls Oo Ltd— 36 101K Oonv g deb 5Ks 52 ser A.AAO Quincy (HI) Ry 5s 1932—FAA Railway A Light Sec 6s var 90 Rap Tr St Ry—See Pub Ser Oorp 45 Reading Trac 6s 1933———JAJ 65 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union— Extl deb 0a 1953 JAJ 109K Rhine-Westphalia El Pt (Germ'y) 104K Mtge g 7s 1950 MAN 94 K Direct m 6s 1952—-——MAN t 1962. 88 67 Ref 4Kb Philadelphia Rapid Transit— geld 50 85 99 Oon Phlla So Garretsford St Ry— 1st 5s 1956 Fi 87 47 90 48 64 109K 97 K L Philadelphia Elec Power Oo— 1st mtge 5Ks 1972 F< 94" 86 1940—J&J 1933—JAD , 3 1 6s 1st 5s 1st g 5s Dec 1 1950— -JAL Elisabeth A Trent 5s '62-AAO J O Rob A Pat 4s 1949-MAK P S Newark Term Ry 5s 55 J AD Guar 88"" 102 H 3 i»oo_. oh 100 119 93" 1948--MAN '38--JAD Paterson Ry—Oon 0sg'31-JAD 2d 03 '14 ext 5% to '44-AAO Riverside Trac os 1960—JAD So Jersey Gas El So Trac— 97 79 I ooreev Sand Frem A So Ry—see Lake 8h SanlfranGA E 4Kb 1933..MAN Ells Plainf A Cent Jersey By— Philadelphia Company- am mure FAS Nor Jer St Ry 4b « 1st & ref 5s 1950 1948 Or A Pass Val 1st 5s 4 JLVJ.JU-- 99 K 117 Ask. 94 Sandusky Bay Bdgelst6 Ks*42 JAJ 100K 99 K perpet—-MkA Bid San Diego Water Supply Co— 1st m s f 5e 1955 Mfto 101K 101H 101K Camden Sub 1st 6s Oons Trac 84 5 JUCU 104K 70 _ Peoria W 100 K 1st mtge 5b 1901 ser O—-M&8 First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.MAN Public Service Oorp of N J—■ ■ Bonds. Ask. j 4 mutual r ufei was g Debenture Debenture Trust certs 6% Oonv deb 4Ks x 1 I > (Concluded) 5s 1931——MAS 5s 1932——FAA Public Service Oo of ObJahoma— 1 4K? Serial 4H1 Serial 4K( Bid. Bonda. Pub Serv of No 111 i ) privilege 5s 1948. J&D South N E Telep 1st Deb g 5s 1970. So Ohio Elec 6s 1955 1st g 5Ks 1959 ser D Sou Pub Util 1st 6a 1943 J&D .J&D J&J J&J 93 102 84K 81K 95 .... 85 82 107 109 108 K 102 K 110K 103 K 99K 101 104 Southern Trac—See Phila Oo. Southern United Gas Oo— 1st lien 6s 1937 with warr A&O 78 Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938 .A&O 108 K 102 K 109 102 H 91K 100 K 102"" Southwestern Bell Telep— 1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser A.F&A Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo— 106K 106K J&J 96 K mi M&N 96K 97 1st mtge 6s 1957 ser A 1st M 5s 1957 ser B 98 103 103 Nominal, r Canadian price. » Sale price. UTILITY BONDS AND PUBLIC 88 Bid Bonds. Ask. & Pow Co— A F&A B .---F&A Southwestern Natural Gas Co— 95 1st M 5s 1957 ser 96 58 f (is 1945 Southwestern Power & Lignt—- 105U 1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A-—-J&J Southwestern States Telep Go-— 96U 82 „ 71 73 99 Springfield (O) Lt. Ht& Power- 99U 100U General & ref 5a 1933-—A&O Springf & N B Tr 5s 1936---J&D Springfield (O) By 1st 5s 35 M&S Standard Gas & Elec of Delaware 6% g notes 1935 A&O 65 • _ 106 Deb 102 Tennessee Public Terre Haute 15 1st con :::: „ 107 X 102 U 100 101U 103 98 985* 84U s 91 W Oorp1st M 6s 1949 ser B J&D 1st M 5s 1956 ser B F&A Texarkana W 1st 5s 58—--F&A Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s 48—M&N Tex Elec By deb 6s 1942 J&J / 1st & ref 5s 1947. — J&J / Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-J&J Texas Electric Service Co— 1st mtge 5s I960— J&J Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945 Texas-Louisiana Power Co— 1st 6s 1946 series A— —-J&J 1st 55*s 1960 series B—M&S §5" 93 94 Croastown—See Power 1st 5s '79-F&A Thirty-fourth St Tide Water Toho Electric Power 86 85 90 70 102 102M 49 485* 21U 955* 295* 95 5* 91 1U 4 57 5* 71 75* 58 Toledo Light & Power Oo— 65 . 100U 100U 89 U 1005* 100 5* 100 U 100 54 U 101U 103" 955* 88 92 17 90 91 91 92 1035* 1035* 102 not 18 945* 1055* A&O 101 A&O F&A J&J M&N per 93 U 93 95 80 95 —F&A Washington & Suburban Cos.— Coll trust 5s 1941 M&S 80 97 81 106 105 U J&J Ry Light & Power— 100 100 4Us 1943 River Pow 1st H rH 95 Waterloo Oed Falls & No By— 1st M s f g 6s 1940 op '16—J&J / Certificates of deposit t 102 104 99 — Youngs-Shar Ry & Lt —See Mah& S Ry & Youngstown & Suburban Ry— 1st mtge 5s 1930 M&S „ 70 Zanesv Ry L & P—See Ool New & Zanesv Alabama Par 114 Power S7 .100 pref. S0 preferred-..———. -<t) $5 preferred ( Allegheny Gas Oorp ( Allegheny Traction—See Phila" C Allied Pow & Light com ( $5 cum 1st pref ( 13 preferred ( Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A_L Glass B Amer Oommonw'ltha Pw com B Common d d d A( ( 104 OO 1045* 103 ; ' mmmm 1— 1—'1 00 Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util Waukesha Gas & Electric Co— 80 d 48 d 375* d d 26 895* 75 — m 78 80" 32 5* d 295* 415* 985* d 73 d 88 75 89 25 (f) 60 d com Participating pref 20 Amer & Foreign Pow com (no par) 17 Preferred..: --(no par) $7 second pref aeries A—(t) $6 cum pref (f ) d d (no par) d 765* $6 preferred ... (f) d 109 77 Amer Gaa & Pow $0 1st pref (t) d American Light & Traction 505* 25 d Amer Gas & Elec com 25 d Amer Natural Gas com $7 cum conv (t) d (f) pref d 29 35* 18 Power & Light com—(t) d Stamped ? 155* 245* 87 U 72 - 385* 85* 155* 1115* (t) Secur 80 preferred S5 pref ser A . L- 8 110 U 55 .—100 d 101 .. 3 d Preferred Amer 108 25* d d U $0J first preferred-. A U Option warrants.......—. Amer DisTel of N J com (no par) d Preferred 11U 11 u 103 91 22 d 17 first preferred. 1155* 1025* d 60 d - Warrants j&j 20 73 J&J York Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt. J&D Youngstown & Ohio River— 1st M g 6s 1936 opt 1915.-A&O / Go— Waterbury Gas Light Oo— 1st mtge 4 Us 1958 M&N 101 100 5s '41.A&O Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D 97 J&J k Last sale. 102 U Wise Pub Service Oo— 1st & ref 5s, 1942— 82 f Flat price, 102U 102 Amer Elec 89„ 895* J&J 106 Amer Elec-Power S6 Dref J&D - 101 Wisconsin Pow, Light & Heat— 1st & rof 5s 1940 J&r> WlBconBin Public Service Oorplst 1 & ref 83 1952 ser A... A&O 1st & ref 6Us 1958. J&J 945* A&O 1st & gen 5s 1960 cent. 1055* 100 5* 995* 1st ref 5s 1939 op 101U 105 U 102 U 101 x 105 106 1 93 Wisconsin Minn Light & Power— 1st & ref 5s 1944 opt T9..M&N Gen & ref 7s 1947J&j Wisconsin Power & Light— 22 A&O 105 99 100U PUBLIC UTILITY STKS. 101 Wash Alexandria & Mt Vernon— 1st g 58 1955 opt M&S fn Certificates Washington Water Power 00 105 96 5* Guaranteed 89" 103 1952 opt 1919 J&D Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo— 1st M 5s 1947 A&O Wisconsin Michigan Power Co— 1035* 1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B— J&D Deb s f 6s 1940 F&A . 65 1035* City & Sub 6s g 1948. 88" U 102 100 1942—J&D Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955--A&O Virginia Public Service Oo— 1st & ref 5Us 1946 serA__F&A Wash Ry & EI g 4s 1951 Anacost & Pot 5s 1949 57 92 1954 \&0 Wisconsin Electric Power Oo— 1st M 5a 1954 ser A F&A Wisconsin Gas & Electric— I8,'.8 Yadkin 40 M&N 1st M 5s 1955 98 r 0s 100U 101 u 82 5* 1st M 5Us 1953 105 U r 1st mtge 5Us 1942 M&N Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry— 75 4U% notes 1933 Washington Gas & El Oo— 1st s f 5Us 1947 105 M&8 M&S Winnipeg El Co 1st ref 5a '86 J&.1 1st M 7 Us July 1931-- J&J Wise Val El 1st & ref 5a "42M&N 81 % 1035* 97 U 102 M&8 105" 4 5* M 5s Mar 1941 op...M&S Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—M&N 1025* s 104 U 74 U 1933 series A 97 U 103 U 4U 6s m 1930 ser B 96 U 96 U 104 U 104 106U 5s '39.-M&N 6s M 99 102 M 78 102 A&O f fis1 1949 1st & ref 6s 1949 1st & ref 7s 1949 vr 105 % 77U 104 103 U 98 113 U 1949 J&D15 Gen M os 1956 ser D A&O Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry— 1st g 4 Us 1941 M&8 6s '30 100H 1st & ref 5s 1933 F&A Wiscon Riv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N Wisconsin Trac L H & Power— 1st M 5s July 1931———J&J 103 Va 6 Us 1st 5s 1959—— snare 995* 108 103 5* 97 1st 105 1st & ref Wisconsin Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry Wontihister Lt 1st g 6s '60 .J&D N V .Sub Gas—Istg 5s '49. M&S per 99 5* 107 M&N F&A fn Uilgawa Blec Power (Japan)— 1st M s f 7a 1945 M&S 15 d Price 92 Washington Bait & Ann El— 35 I'yrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo— 1st M s f 7Us 1955 M&M Guar s f 7a 1952 F&A Basis, 815* 88 Virginia Ry & Power— 1st & ref g 5s 1934 J&J Norf & Ports Tr 5s '30--.J&D El By Guaranteed Twin States Gas & Electric— let & ref 6a Oct 1953 A&O 1st 1 & ref 5 Us 1945 Ser A.M&S Twin States Natural Gas Co— Conv deb 6s 1933 F&A * "5" 80 U 1st 1 & gen M 5s 1944 1st l&gen M 4Us 1944-F&A Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950—.J&J Utlca G & El ref & ext 5s *57 J&J Valley Counties Pow Virginia Pow 1st 5s 103 103 % 103 X 1st 1 & ref 5s I960 ser E—M&N 1st lien & ref 5s 1958 ser F J&D 3 - 92 U _ 5% notes 1932 -J&D Topeka By & L 1st 6s 1933-F&A Trenton G & El g 5s 1949--M&S Trenton St Ity con g 6fl '38.J&J Dt M 6s 1942 ser B M&N Tri-State Telep & Teleg— 6 Us 1942-M&N 1st M 5s 1942 ser B M&N Troy City By—Bee Un Tr (Alb) Troy Gas 2d 0s '23 ext to '39 F&A 1st 5s 1939 M&N 28th & 29th Sts—Bee 3d Ave By 23d Street By—Bee N Y Rys Twin City Rapid Transit Oo— 1st lien & ref 5Us 1952.-J&D St Paul City 1st g 6s 1932 A&O 1st cons 0s g 1934 A&O Cable con 5s 1937 J&J15 52 Wthout warrants Utilities Public Service Go— Conv 6s 1833 J&D Utilities Service 6s 1953- 575* NYRys e 74 5* 11 g 109U 1st & ref 5s June 15 '57.J&D16 k 4ks Utica Belt L 1st 101 u 1st g 5s 76 Utilities Power & Light Oorp— Deb g 5 Us 1947 J&D Deb 5s 1959 with warr F&A (Japan)— Tol Frem & Norw—Bee Lake Shor Tol G E & H con 1st g 5s '35-A&0 80 2004 J&D fn 7 48 Albany By con M 5s g '30-J&J Gen g 5s 1947 25 J&D g 103 U 104 Wilmington (Del) Gas Oo— Ref M 65 Con _ 895* 1005* 50 Imp 5s 1932—M&S •96 101U 1938-J&J Ooll trust 6s ext 1933 40 77 95 95 100 Wilkes-Barre G&E 5a bo opt J&J W msport Gas—1st g 5s '39.F&A WUliamsport Water Oo— 1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A...M&S Wilmington & Chester Traction— 21 F&A Utah Power & Light Oo— Deb 6s May 1 2022 88 102 U 107 100 5* 25 5* S f M 6s 1953— A&O Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s 1936-J&J Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O 67 100 47 61 g 1942—A&O fn Unit Tr (Pittsb)—See Phila Oo. United Util let 6s *43 op '18-J&J Unterelbe Power & Light Co— 100 66 1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S16 3-yr 6% g notes 1932——J&J Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)— 1st g 6s 1953 series J&D15 Toledo Edison 1st 6s 1947—M&S 46 T^roy Olty By 5s 14 995* 91 79 60 Gen ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 J&J Adj lnc g 5s Jan 1960 opt—A&O Third Ave RR 1st 5s g *37-_J&J Dry Dock E Bway & Battery— 1st 5s gold 1932 J&D Gen ref M ser C incJan 1960 Sou Boulevard g 6s 1945—J&J Union By 1st 6s g 1942 F&A Westchester El 1st 5s g 43 J&J Yonkers By 1st 5s 1946.-A&O 85 78 91 89U Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo— 1st M 1941 opt M&N Wichita RR & Light 5s 1932 W ichita Water 0a 1949 M&S 1st- M 5a I960, ser B-...„F&a 1st m 5s 1960 ser C— M&N 83 5* Eq 7Us Feb 15 1936 -F&A 15 Unit Rys (Phlla)—See Unit P & T United Rys of St Louts— Gen c 48 July 1 1934 J&J City & Sub Pub Serv 5s *34-J&J 69 M :. 15 10 11 1st 69 835* Lake Bo El 1st 5s '42-M&S United Railways of Havana— 95 68 Ry^New York)— 68 85 A&O gu 4 Us 1953 Ext & loo"" 98 65 1942--.- ———M&S Lt 1st 5s 1937 - J&D Deb g 6s 2022 ser A —J&J 1st & ref 5s 1956— — — -M&N 99 United Traction (Albany)— 102 5 f deb 6s Texas Pow & 95 U 98 No Bait Dlv 1st 6s '42-J&D Cent Ry con M g 5s 1932-M&N 107 U Terre Haute W Third Avenue let g 81 104U Western Utilities Corp— 1st coll tr a f 5Us 1948..-J&D Westphalia United El Pr (Germ) 1st M a f 0s 1953— J&J Whatcom Oo Ry&Lt 6n '35.M&N 91 94 A&O A Baltimore Traction Oo— Service— M g 5sl954 ser 895* 78 Mat CJn6s ext at 5%to'41.M&N Northwn gu g 4Us 1934-J&J 1045*, 90 Income g 4s 1949 op '29—J&D lnc funding g 5s 1936 J&D Bait Sparrows Pt & Ohes— 98 s 104 Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore) 1st consol g 4s 1949 M&S 1st con M 6s 1949— M&S 19 96 U Light— M&N 94,, 1005* warr 1st lien 6s 1947 serO; Elec Co— Traction & 99 5* A&O United Pub Util 6s 1947 A-A&O, 1st lien 5Us 1947 ser B—A&O, 100 1st & ref 5s 1970--— A&O Tenn Water 1st 6s 194b ——M&S Terni Hydro Blec 65*s 1953-—— 101U 101 u 94 U 101U United Public Service Oo— Coll tr 0s 1942 11 1st & ref 6s 1056---——-J&D Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—M&N 100 United Rys tr ctfs 4s '49.J&J „ 97 895* A&O Fdg &a R E M 4Us g '50..M&N 6Us Aug 1 1938 F&A 25-year « 5s 1951 J&D 30-year 5s Mar 1 1960 M&S 95 U M&N g 6s 1975 96 f s UP £eJLe$ 0011 tr Del Oo & Phi tr ctfs 4s '49.J&J 93 5* 935* Tenesssee Electric 1st A&O United Power & Light (Kansas)— 1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B—.F&A United Power & Tran— 55 17 Power——---& ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D 925* 915* ,91K United Lt & Rys 1st 5s *32—J&D 1st 1 & cons M 6s '62 ser A-A&O Deb g 5Usl952 F&A Deb 6s 1973.J&J 1085* 105U M&N 60 92 1st 4s Feb 1 1940——F&A United Light & Power Oo— Deb g 6 Us 1974 —M&N 1st 1 & consol 5 Us 1959—A&O „ 1075* 1055* 105 Western N Y Water Co— 1st M 5s 1951 M&N Western P L & Telep— 1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A F&A 6% gold notes 1931 J&D Western Punlic Service Co— 1st & ref 5.Us I960 .F&A western T & T coll tr g 5s *32 J&J Western United Gas & Elec Oo— 1st 5Ue 1955 Ser A J&D (8 F) 5s '32-J&J 6Us 1933 with -F&A 99 eo" — — 108 106 U 0Us'37 with war.J&D W<wt VaOhlo River Bridge— 1st M 0Us 1952 J&J Westerly L & P 5s 1937 J&D western N Y Utilities 5s '40. J&D United Ilium Oo New Haven— 78 93 OP—J&D 1st M 5s 1943Ref m 6s 1955 Without warrants United Fuel & Supply— 1st M g 6s Apr 15 1941 United Gas & El 99 5* 93 X 106 M&N Tennessee Eastern 60 United Elec Serv (Italy)— Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D 101 u 102 5* Co— 75 1st 1 col tr 55*s 43 ser A M&N I By Btelnway By—Bee N Y & Queens Stettin Pub Util 7s 1940 ---A&O Suburban Gas Co of Philadelphia 105 1st s f g 5s Apr 1 *52 op '07 A&O Suburban Light & Power (Ohio)-1st m col 6 5*8 1952 ser A M&N / 48 Superior Water, Light & Power101 fat 4s May 1931 M&N Super-Power Co of 111— Tampa Electric Co— 1st M g 6s 1933 §f 35 (Providence)— Standard Telephone 1st 25 98 Prior lion M 4s Jan 1916 ser B. Prior lien m 6s Jan 1946 ser O. Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A--. Gen ref M 4s Jau 1951 ser B-. 94 4Ua 1968 -M&8 1st M 4Us 1970 --—M&S Syracuse Gas g 6s 194p-_---J«J Syracuse Lake Shore & North— 1st M g 6s '47 opt 17—Syracuse Lighting os g 1951-J&D 1st & ref 5He 1954-—--F&A Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 6s 1946-M&S 2d mtge g 5s 1930 J&J 1st 72 101 09U 1957 -—---F&A Standard Public Service Corp— 1st lien 6a 1948 ser B J&D Deb g 6s 3 1st lien 5 Us 1942 M&S 16 Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49--J&D United Elec Rys 1015* 102 6% conv notes 1935 A&O Standard Power & L Corp— 10 69 101U iom 1005* 101 -F&A J&D 1966 West Texas Utilities Oo— 1st M 5s 1957 ser A West Virginia Gas Oo— Union Water Wka Oo— 98% 1055* 1075* Ry—See Phlla R T Union Water Service Oo— First lien 5Us 1951 ser A-M&N 98 105 U JXe£L?er?P 1Xlat 5tJ I960-J&D W Phila Pass 15 '32-J&J Indianap North 5s 1932—J&J Mun & Un City 6s 1936—J&J 100 __ 1951 J&J W Elev Union By—See Third Ave By Union Trac Oo of Indiana— 97U 98 U '37 with warr. M&N Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 6s '65-A&0 Spring Val Wat 1st 5s '43—M&N Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co 1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A__ J&D Debenture 6s .107 80 -- 1st im 6 Us Debenture 6s 104 1st 5s *19 ext at 6% to M&S Southwest Gas Co-— 1st g 6Ua 1954 serA Union Kiev RR—See N Bid West End St Ry—See Boston E! West PennElec. deb 5s 2030. A&O West Penn Power— 1st M 5s '46 op '21 ser A.M&S 1st M 5s 1963 series E M&S 1st M 5 Us 1953 series F..A&O 1st M 5s 1956 series G J&D 1025* *18 59 Deb g 6s 2022 series A—M&S Southwestern Public Service Co-— 1st M 6s 1948 102 5* 102 H stpd-M&S . 8 Conv 6s 1931 1st g 5s Sept 1 1932 Ref & oxt 5s '33 op aft M&N Genl mtge 5s 1967 ser B _F&A Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois— 96U 1st M 5s 1957 ser Bonds and Stocks. Ask. Bid. Bonds. Union El Lt & Pow Oo of St L— South western Light 1st STOCKS marked "I" and income and defaulted bonds. WOTIOls.—All bond prices ar« "and Interest" cxoept where (f) 515* d 101U 415* 99 255* 77 1105* 80 52 30 45* 185* 525* 103 (t) d 80 U 84 (f) d ... 835* 845* mmm 102 U I In London, n Nominal, r Canadian price. • Sale price. (New stock. PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS IffOTIOB.—All bond priooi Stocks. Par. Bid. Public Service 7% pref-100 American Public Utilities 100 AfflBf *;• Ask. Stocks. 94 92 Cincinnati Oar Co class B ——(t) Preferred —20 Cincinnati Gas Transp.. 100 Cine New Ac Gov Lt Ac Trac—.100 Preferred ....—.........100 Cincinnati Street Ry —50 OIncin Ac Suburb Bell Telep—50 Cities Service com.......... t Preferred .......—.100 Preferred B 10 Preferred BB ..—100 95 7% prior preferred 100 4% participating preferred-100 Amer States Sec. com A (t) Airier States Pub Serv A 19% 20 preferred 60 Amer Superpower Oorp com —(t) & First preferred 97 .........(t> Preferred $6 series 97% (t) Amer Teleg A Cable guar.....100 American Telep A Teleg —100 188% Amer Wat Wks & Elec com (t) d 63% Com voting trust ctfs d 62 $6 1st preferred (t) d,105 Appalachian El Pow 7% pref-100 70 — $6 16 97% 98% - Appalachian Gas Corp com (t) $7 conv pref ser A (f) Rights Arizona Edison 634% pref ..(f) .. Arliona Power... Preferred (7%) 65 65 105% 109% 7% diom 95 1% W* 79 75 —100 10 30 100 63 73 100 6534 534 534 6% 69 Preferred (8%) Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp Class A 189" 1 (t) com 5% Preferred ...—10 Arkan A Mo Pow 7% pref—100 Arkansas Pow & lit 57 pref_-(t) d iu7 Associated Gas & Elec com., (t) d 20 Common class A <t) 22 Original preferred $4 preferred $5 preferred 86 preferred 8634 preferred $7 preferred--. Debenture rights Common rights 7% pref 89"" 95 98 d 101 d 102 > 103 d 104 s d ; s d Allotment ctfs Allot ctfs purch 53 81 87 24% 50 101 119 121 Beauharnofs Power, pref 7% Bell Telephone (Canada) 147 —100 Bell Telep of Pa 634 % of iuu 115 100 80 Blnghamton L H & P $6 pfpf~(t) d 108% Birmlngham Elec 57 pref d 101% $6 preferred d 91 Birmingham Gas $6 pref Preferred 100 118 85 109% 102% 92 101 Bleeck St A Ful Fy—See N Y Rys Boston Elevated RR com....100 preferred—.......—.100 x 100 Cape Breton El Co pref——.100 Capital Trac (Wash. D 0).„ 100 Carolina Pow & Light 57 pref (t) 56 preferred (t)i Central Ariz L A Pow pref 100 Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corn pf 100 Cent Crosst RR—See N Y Kya Central Gas & El Co 50% pref-(t) Cent Hud G A E com 6% preferred Central Illinois v 59 37 10() Light 6% pf—100 8% 65 1 Ereferred 109% 109% 110% 110% 24 241 245% 97 9% 2% 98% (t) 10 2% 99 79"" 64% 72 75 Preferred 100 Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)-(no par) 72 75 95 96 (Toronto) 57% • Edison $7 preferred - 78"" Eastern Michigan Rys 70 35% 109% 103% 100% 98 81 87 28 103 105" 105 88 106 s 101% 111" ~5~" 3 88 92 3% 185% 185 15 18 76 80 (t) (t) ds 22% S 22% 98 (t) d 92 s 100% (t) dslOO Central States Elec Oorp.....(t) d 11% 11% 95 /% preferred 100 100 62 s 6%cum pref (without warr)_100 63% Warrants-... 10% k 100 6% conv pref— l 100 86 opt conv pref (ser 1929)—(t) s 65 Central States Pow Ac L $7 pf (t) 77 82 Cent Vermont Pub Ser $6 pf —(t) 94 96 Ohes & Poto Tele of Bait pref-100 116% s 118 Ohlc City & Con com part cfcfs_(t) % Pref partlc ctfs (no par) 4% 5% Ctfs of deposit 4% Chicago Oifcv Ry— 100 39 44 Chic Dist Elec Generat 86 pref (t) 97 Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series 1.. 8 Series 2— % v.2 $7 preferred com 57 preferred $7 prior pref .......—.. Series S................... 1 Jk* 50 47 105 $5 3% 3% 5 3 d % 106 94 96 25 19% 20% 97 101 85 89 200 ...100 35" 34 (t) 7% (+) x 255 88 ^arouaaer ♦ a wo price pays accrual dividend, i Now a <t) d $6 cum pref Optionl warrants' EIIk A Tren RR—See Pub S Corp El Paso Elec Oo (Del).—(no par) d 150 Preferred series A.. 112 100 p Old Ol:rtf»1r i .,n rr 90 109% 160 109% 95 95 (+) 98 104 By-Products s f with war.. Indiana Service Corp com 100 0% preferred Iioo 10, 85" 66% 26 26 Intercoutinents Pow Oo"com~A(t) Internat Hydro-El Syst A., (t) 26"" Internal Ocean Teleg 92 (guar)..100 Power com (f) , 6% Preferred ITIIlOO dr 66% Internat Power 4 Securities'com" m d _ $6 preferred ({) 60 "lOO International Ry v t c Internat 5 26 (+) Telep A Teleg" (t) Utilities A (t) d B 35% 42% ...(f) dr IIIIII(t) ex war Warrants 9 d d 0% cum pref 100 Iowa Southern UtU. 7% pref-100 Italian Superpower 86 102 * 5 2 60 pref " "55 d 52% Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7%prefioo 108 0% preferred 99 100 Kansas City Power A Light— 1st pref $6 series B (f) d 115 Kansas City Pub Serv com % (t) d Preferred —(t) d preferred 101 109 325" 90 x 100 50 d Preferred 100 48 d 50 109% 96 205 P°L Lexington Utilities 6%% pf..l0(» 98 Lincoln Telep A Teleg com...100 n 120 Lone Star Gas Corp d 20% (|) 250 Long Island Lighting com _(t) d 32% 7% preferred 110% loo 6% preferred 106 l()0 Lob Angeles G A E Oorp, 108% pref. 100 Louisiana Power A Light |0 pf (t) d 100% Louiav Gas A Elec com cl A—(t) d 30% Louisville Railway Co—...100 4% s Preferred 6l"" 65" 79 85 95 76% 80 d 108 Preferred ...100 d II" d 35% ixf LowelTGas d S9 GO 01 Lynn Gas A filec Oo Mackay Companies com 3% : ' rC' 44 45% 86"" 89"" 89 91 96% 97 33 —- 45 160 d r 101 ctfs"—100 Lehigh Power Securities, (no par) 89 d 57 107 107% 96% 30% 165 10 11 h Ex-stock dividend. 1 1-4 fA 48. 370 JOO Kings Co Ltg 7% pref.......100 5% preferred .100 Laclede Gas Light 100 100 _ 1% "II Keystone Telephone preference 60 108% 97% 52% 156% 96% ds 30% _ 70" d d "lOO prefllllOO 51% (t) d a Price per snare, aafi per cent. - 65 72 42 _ 93 Option warrants d 3% 2% Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass Ry—See Phlla K T. Fall River Elec Light.. 50 25 d 45 a, 28% d Illinois North Utilities 6%prefl00 Ilium A Power Secur 1st pref. 100 Indiana Consumers Gas A Junior d Second pref ($7) ser A Preferred series B Houston N atural Gas pref. Stock purchase warrants Hudson County Gas.. Kentucky Hydro Elec 7% pf—100 Kentucky Securities Oorp 100 Preferred (0%) ...100 Kentucky Utilities, pref__....l00 256 51% (t) d 108% (t) d 96% —.(t) d 51% Empire A Bay State Teleg-—100 Empire District Elec 0% pf_._100 Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8%-100 Preferred 7% 100 6%% preferred ——.(t) 6% preferred m Empire Power Oorp partlc etk.(t) $6 preferred (f) Empire Pud. Serv. com. A— (t) Engiuoers Pub Ser* com.—(t) Optional warrants $5 conv pref (f) $5% pref (with warrants)__(+) 86 preferred (t) Erie Hunting pref... (no oar) Erie Rys (t) 7% pref 100 Essex A Hudson Gas 100 European Eelc class A 90 28 ——25 Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref 100 Kansas Gas & Elec 7% pref. .100 8 100 100 Elec Power & Light Corp Allot ctf for pref 70% paid d 2a d d .....(t) . Warrants. Italo Argentine Elec Co-^Americau shares Jamaica Water Supply 96 —(t) d 150 preferred preferred, d Warrants new for cl B stock- d Interstate Power pref $7 85% <t, Interstate Public Serv, 101 prlfen.'lOO 1% Edison Elec Ilium (Brockton) .25 d Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys Electrical Securities, 5% pref.iOO Electric Bond A Share (t) d $6 35 65 100 Houston Gas A Fuel pref 100 Houston Ug A Pow pref 7%__ 100 Iuternatloual 135 7 com(B)(t) $7 pref without warrants (t) $6 pref (t) East Read'g EI—See Read's Trac Edison Elec Blum (Boston)..100 73 d A„(j) Hamilton Gas common.. Hartford Electric Light 1.25 Hartford Gas com 25 Preferred 25 Havana Elec Ry com.——" t Preferred "foo Haverhill Elec Light II 11.25 Haverhill Gas Light $7 preferred d Eastern 8tatesPow Cor Conv stock East Kootenay Pow Ltd Preferred $5.50 pref Hackensack Water.. Preferred Class 100 Eastern Texa9 Elec Oo Preferred Eastern Util Assoc com. d pfd..(t) d 7% 7% preferred (}) d 45 $6% pf(with com purch war) (t) d 45 Georgia Power $6 preferred... (t) d 99 GoldAStock Teleg (guar)...100 x 112% Great Western Power 7 104% % pref 100 o% 6% preferred 104% Green Mt Pow Corp $0 pref—(t) d 82 Greenwich WaterAGas 0% pf.100 Gulf States Util d 98% $6 pref (t) Gen Wat Wks A Elec com International 127 100 (t) Eastern N J Power 8% pref 100 6% cum pref 100 East Shore Pub Serv 6% % pf (f) Eastern Shore G A El 8% pf-25 ^ Superpower.. 100 Adjustment stock 73% Internat —100 Preferred B stock 80 2 85 100 Eastern Mass St Ry com First preferred Htamped 93 d d interboro R T vot trust Ctf of deposit 110 100 Preferred 100 Duquesne Gas Oorp com (t) Duquesne Light—Bee Phlla Co- d (t) (t) cum conv 104% (t) (t) Quluth-Superlor Trac Co 1 Indianapolis Gas 50 Indlanap Pow A Lt 0%% pref 100 Indlanap A Southeast Tr nf..l00 Indianapolis Street Ry Oo—100 Indlanap Water pref. 185 100% 100 com 99% 104% 7% 3% Duke Power 149 102 17 65 ... (t) 26% 101% 102% 98% 102% 7% 1 _ 70 40 pref ser A (t) $6 conv pref ser B __(+) Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp— Amer shs for ordinary stock Gen'l Public Utilities $7 $0 — 102 (t) Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref. Detroit & Canada Tunnel 102 Preferred 3 100 Gas A Elec of 101 Bergen County. 100 Gen Gas A Elec 7% (Del) com A .(t) d Common class B 10 (t) d Idaho Power 7% pref Illinois Pow. A 6% 6.6% preferred Continental Gas A Elec Preferred 89 Elec Co.. 100 $6 preferred 16% :ft! Class B v t c_ Oons Trac of N J—See P 8 Oorp Oons Trac (PiWsb)—See Phlla Co Florida Power A Lt $7 pref"—"(f) Florida Pub Serv 7% prof 100 fit! 110% 0% cum pref series D ...100 109% 5%% preferred series E 100 104% 6% preferred series A 100 Consolidated Gas (N Y) com—(t) d 101% $5 preferred ("h d 102 % 82 lit ... Holyoke Water Power 11 63 Oonsol Gas Util class A 63 _(j) 25 10% 76 76 117 34% 108% 44 98 Connecticut Elec Serv com (t) Connecticut Power ——25 Connecticut Ry A Lighting... 100 Detroit 105% 101% 96 116 100 Community Pow Ac Lt com 10.d First preferred 6% 1U0 Community Water Ser com (t) Coney Island & Bklyn RR—.100 Dixie Gas A Util 7% preferred————100 Prop pref. 100 Cent Pk N & E RR—See N Y Rys Central Pow A Light 7% pref-100 Cent Pub Serv (Del) com (t) Ohrts & 10th Sts RR—See NY Rys Cincinnati Gas Ac Electric pref 100 40% us(Ga)El Ac Pr 7% pf-100 6%% preferred Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6 % 100 Preferred ser B 6% % 100 Commercial Union Teleg (gu)—25 Commonwealth-Edison Co 100 10 85 97 106 Series 4 77 101% 40% 108% 108 6% preferred series A 100 5% preferred series B 94% 100 Columbus Del Ac Marion com_(t) d 93% 95 Chicago Rap Tran com .....100 Prior preferred 100 7.2% prior pref ser B 100 95 75% 41 94 Util 85 101 Denver Tramway com. Preferred 17 (+) nsx 109 95 Cent & S W 60 Certificates of deposit Coast Co Gas Ac El 1st pref—.100 Oolura G & El Oorp (Del) com (t) 90% 26 d $6% preferred $7 preferred d preferred FItc burg Gas & Elec 3b Light—50 d (t) A com Preferred class A 7% Preferred class A 8% 50 113 Cumberland Co(Me)P A Lt pr 100 Dallas Power A Light 7 % pref 100 Dayton Power A Light 6%pref 100 14% 82 A 100 (t) 6% preferred—.———.100 Cleveland Railway——.....100 Preferred 93 Central Maine Pow 6% pref-100 Class mm 50 75 51% 78 Cent 111 Pub Serv pref—.(no par) Cent Indiana Power 7% pref-100 Cent Miss Vai Elec «• 102% 40 100 25% t c. — 105% 100 com— (t) d 180 103 7% prior preferred 100 Oontinen Pass Ry—See Phlla R T Cuban Telephone com 100 n 110 22% 14 r 90 25 99% 42 d d Galveston-Houston 184 ... Preferred-- 80 82% 89 pref—100 B'way Ac 7th Av RR—See N Y Rys Brockton Gas Light Go v fc c—25 39 Brooklyn City RR 10 7% Bklyn-Manhafc Transit..(no par) 64% Preferred series A 93 (no par) 9 Bklyn & Queens Transit com.(t) Preferred 52% .....——(t) d 115% Brooklyn Union Gas—.(no par) Buff Niagara & East Pow pref_25 d 26% $5 first pref— (t) d 100% Calgary Power 100 r 6% cum pref 100 109% Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref 97% 6% preferred series or 1927-100 6% preferred 100 97% Calif Water Serv pref 90 100 77 Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100 (+> dr - 67% —15 d Ate. 47 Foreign Light A Power $6 pref (t) d Franklin Telegraph (guar) 100 105 88% Broad River Power 7 % Oauada Nor Pow com 18% 83% 6% 100 2234 (t} 18% 83% Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%-100 88 Bridgeport Gas Light (t) d 55 Bridgeport Hydraulic Co 20 d 34 Brit Col Pow Corp A—.... (t. dr 4034 Class B - Cleve Eloc Ilium common Consumers Gas 2d preferred .——..100 Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord (t) d , d 72 71% 81% 101% 100 Preferred 1st 147% 50 d ...— 39% 104 25 d Referred ($0) „ Com'wealth Utilities cl B—— (t) 25 d 49 119 100 Blackstone Val Gas Ac E d City Pass Ry—See Reading Tr City Ry (Dayton, Ohio) 100 $0 pref --.100 38% d 101 B%a. Par. Pall River Gas Works Federal Light A Tr com Federal Water Service Commonwealth Pr Corp.(no oar) — 7% preferred 6% preferred d 6% preferred 100 Commonwealth A Sou Corp comf Optional warrants... »ie Raton Rouge Elec Co prf ser A-100 1% k 162 90 80 Citizens" Pass Ry—See Phlla R T Citizens Traction—See Phlla Co 3% — Associated Tel & Teleg ($6)pref (t) dr Associated Telep Util com A., (t) d 50 pref with war (t)d $7 pref (t)id Atlantic City Elec, $6 pref (t) d 105 danger Hydro Elec com -100 Stocks. 1 d J Preferred Ask. d (t) d 7% preferred 100 Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com—25 d 3 85 d rights Utilities com_(t) d '+V d Bid. Par. Cities Serv Pr Ac Lt $6 pf 22% 88" -— ... Associated Pub 23 51 89 "aad Interest" except where marked 'T'and Income and defaulted bonds. Lowell Electric 25 50 25 Light 50 25 d 125 . 100 100 Preferred Manitoba Power Oo (no par) Manhattan Elev Rf (N Y)—100 Modified guarantee... 100 Marconi Wirel (Canada) 1 Market St Ry (San Francisco) .100 Preferred 100 Prior preferred 100 ..... Second preferred Mass Utilities Associates ...100 v t c 3% conv partlc preferred ...50 I In London. n Nominal, 55' 53% 33% 3% 1% 8% 20 4% 4" 35 r Canadia0 PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS Bid. Par Stock*. 10 d Memphis Natural Gas—— d 109% Memphis Pow & Lt, 7 % pf-»b P/? d 50 Metropolitan Edison Co com—(J) d 104 % $7 preferred —— )J) d 99 80 preferred series O < J> d 21% Middle West Utilities-— (1) ds99% 6% cum pref without war—CI; a ' Warrants A Warrant B -r.x . (is Midland Util 7% prior 6% prior lien 7 % preferred claw 2 21 99 90 Pawtucket Gas Peninsular Telep Co com 107 107 Mountain States A preferred 6% preferred National Power 8c Light 86 preferred Nat Public Serv Corp Class B common ' -100 -(t) 109 0 148% d 151% 100 corn—(T J d 38% 104% (T) 38% 43 d 44% 106 104 pref 25 Philadelphia Rapid Transit 50 7% preferred 50 Citizens Passenger guar 50 Continen Pass Ry (029 pd)—50 Falrm't Pk & Haddlng'n 50 dx 93 d d Class O New Eng Pow Assn Preferred 72 85 (T) com 100 75 Frandfd & Southwark Pass. 60 85% • Germantown Passenger 111 England Power, pref 100 Pub Serv com— 19 preferred 99 91 78 i7 preferred §5" 98 99% 12 15 99 101 7% preferred 100 85 Cent Eiec Corp 7% pf—100 dn 22 Telegraph 25 104 N Y Power & Light Corp $6 pf if) 110% 7% preferred 100 1 N Y Rys Corp $7 pref-(t) Bleecker St 3c Fulton Ferry-100 B'way 8c 7th Ave guar. 100 Christopher at Tenth St* 100 Eighth Avenue —100 New 1 — 5%% preferred Preferred (t) 0%% pref—100 Niagara & Hudson Pow .,10 Option warrants A— Option warrants B——— Option warrants G—..... North American Co com -_(t) 0% preferred --50 N Y Telephone North JH 106 106 117 (t) 07 preferred ser A 16 dividend pref 118 78% 12% 2% 0 " 79% 55 Common (free stock) Preferred v t c (t) 100 55 North Continent Util com 100 95 85 95 87 97 57 20 ~1% 8 42 75 111 7% preferred. 5H% preferred— Northern Mex Pow & Dev comlOO 92% r —100 Northern N Y Util pref 100 W*r Ohio Pow 8c Lt 6% pref—100 Nor Ontario Power Co pref—100 Nor States Power (Wis) pref. 100 Nor State Power (Del) com. .100 x 7% preferred .100 x 0% preferred 100 x Northern Tex Elec Co com ..100 Preferred 100 Northwest Electric 6% pref—100 Preferred 7% 100 Northwest Bell Telep 6%s pf_100 Northwestern Teleg (guar)—50 d Ohio Bell Telep pref 100 d Ohio-Kentucky Gas— Ohio Power 0% pref -100 Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-100 0% preferred. Ohio River Edison 7% pref 100 d Ohio Valley Gas common Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% pf—100 Okla Nat Gas Corp 6%% Df—100 Preferred * Om 8c Coun Bluffs Ry & Bdge pf_ Omaha 8c Council Bluffs St Ry 100 Preferred 100 103' 102% 65 97 144 108 98 ' .... 50c 25c 1 85 100 102 107 43% 98 —— d 97 d 27 26 102 102" 87 87% 156% 156% 161 136 117% 97% 42 165" 111 132 135 140 141% 0% preferred 7% preferred 104% 108 98 ~2" ~3~" 108 111 20 23 10 12 4 u 104 d IS* 105 21% 22 51 55 52 54% 32% 28% d 33% 29 55 8 15" 102 100 102* 101% 108% 102% 17 110 11% 25 28 100 95 98 County Water pref-100 98 101 Serv (t) (t) Preferred *erle« A Joaq L & Pow pf A 7 %—100 7% prior preferred-— .100 0% prior preferred--100 Savannah El 8c Pow deb *tk—100 6% preferred . 100 Scioto Val Ry 4 Pow, com—100 First preferred 100 Preferred 100 Transit (t) d 19 110 122% 104% 123% 105 88 123 56% 111 103 65" "s" 111% 106 97 10% 11 100 - 26% (tj 03 cumulative preferred Warrants 68% 11% 45 107 115 24 26% irA 93 71%, 87 pref series A Warrants 9%l %j 92 (f) 2%| 32% t (t) Impt vot 102 i > 05 cum pref (non-vot) d 113 ! United 111 Co of New Haven avert— (t) 28% United Lt 4 Pr com A (t) United Gas & (f) Common B 6% 1st pref_. cum. (1) a 100% 9% 93% 3 33 102% 116 28% 69% 100% 6 10 62 United Pub Serv 07 ds 65 64 com preferred 64 United Pub Util $6 pref f (t) 4 United Rys 4 El (Bait) com 50 Utah Pow & Lt cl A (f) d 107" 07 preferred(t) 96 06 preferred (t) 105 Utlca Gas 4 Electric 7% pref 100 27 Utilities Power 4 Lt Cl A (no par) 11% New when issued 110 - - 27% 11% 29% 93 100 Power com 97% 110 28 (no par j ^ 95 (t) d 105% d l6c" 50 d % 2 Washington (D O) Gas 20 d 85 Washington Gas & Elec 7% pflOO 435 Wash (D O) Ry 4 El com 100 98% Preferred 100 130 (t) preferred Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref Wash Bait 4 Annapolis Preferred 100 50 - d 120 Washington Water Pow Co 100 d Wayne United Gas d Western Massachusetts Cos—(t) Western Power Oorp 100 Preferred 100 Western States Gas 4 Elec com— "2" 89 99 "i" "3" 59% 60% 103" 104% 39 98 7% pref 102 129 131 West Penn Elec Co Class A— (t) d 103% 105 100 —100 111% 112 102% 118% 103 Western Union Telegraph 7% cum preferred 0% cum pref West Penn Power 7% 0% preferred Winnipeg Elec Oo Wisconsin Power 7% preferred 100 pref—100 100 (t) 100 4LIght0%pflOO 100 Oorp7%pf 100 Wisconsin Telep 7%'Pref -100 York (Pa) Railways common—50 Preferred 50 111% dr 18% r 75 119% — mm 18% 152" 103% 104 Wisconsin Pub Ser 90' 94% J Preferred 115 s 10 - d pref B—100 0% preferred nerie* O 100 0% preferred series D 100 Roch Telep 06% pref-100 Rockland Light 8c Power 10 a Rocky Mtn Motor com A 25 d San 97 «... Rochester G & E 7% 109 106% 85% dr 45% ———————„(+) d d Rochester <5entral Power (f) Pub ^ 80 Union St Ry (NewBed.Maes).lOO United Corp Virginia Elec & 98% 5 70 100 41% Twin States Nat Gas partic A _(t) d Union Elec L 4 Pow (111) 6% pf 105 Un El L 4 Pow (Mo) 6% pf—100 113 7% cumulpref 96 4 d,s -4% dn 60 — OIshs B— 19 Class A.. Louis (t) - 94 100 2% (t) H partic *tock United Gas 4 Elec Oorp pref_100 245 St (t)<* 42% ^ 99% com United Gas 4 El of NJ 6% pf-100 United Gas Corp com (t) lOO" 40% 125 Rapid Transit St Ry Oo—-100 Gas 4 Elec Trac—100 99% II— 25* So Jersey St Louis Serv 7% preferred 110* 47% ——————(t) Pub 65 31" 99% 45 (t) 4 109 85 64 £3% (t) com 55 100 135 100 116% 100 d 97% (t) Preferred Lt 8c Twin City Rapid Preferred Consolidated Trac of N J—100 44% 1 Purchaser also pays accrued dividend. t New stock, 110% 99% 15" ^g (t) (t) 107 100 100 Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100 57* 6% preferred 100 Public Util Serv Oorp 0 % pf_ (t Puget Sound Power 8c Light—100 77 06 preferred--, t 05 preferred Com t 113* Quebec Power common (t) Queensboro Gas 8c El 0% pf—100 Radio Corp of Amer (t) 7% cum pref A 50 6% cum pref B (+) 103% Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Oorp 75 Rhlne-We*tph Elec Pow Amer *bt 100 Rhode 1*1 Pub Serv pref (t) 149 . a. 23d Street—See N Y Railways — 101% Nor Indiana Pub Ser 0% pf—100 52 66 20 49 23 100 22" 62 _ 100 100 (no par) (no par) 8% preferred 7% preferred 0% preferred— $5 preferred 73 61 Sale price, 35 36% 85 100 6% preferred- 104% 71 s 28 112% 110% 100 dr 60% (t) 18 Pub Serv El & G 0% pref— -100 d 240 Public Service Oo or Nor III—(t) 1st preferred a 20 36 Public Serv. Co. of N.H, 06 pf-(t) d Public Serv Oorp of N J (no par) 105% Nor Bost Ltg Prop com v t c—(f) price, 15 56 Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100 irA 105 Amer Edison $0 pref—( 6% preferred 7% preferred 60 Providence Gas (free stock) Certificates of deposit 12% 2% 6% 3% North Amer Light & Pow Nor Amer Utility Sec-rOom. - d 128 d 41% - 75% 105% 105% 55" 50 Superior Wat L & P pref 100 Swiss American Elec pref 103% Syracuse Ltg 6% preferred—100 108 6%% preferred 100 119 8% preferred 100 52 Tampa Elec Oo (f ) 109 Tennessee Ei Pow 1st pf (7%) 100 101 1st preferred (0%) 100 75 Terre Haute Tr 4 Lt pref 100 63 Tex-Loulsiana Pow 7% pre*—100 112 Texas Power & Light 7% pref-100 7% Third Avenue Ry (N Y) 100 110 Toledo-Edison prer A (7%)—100 105 6% preferred 100 96 5% preferred 100 Tri-CIty Ry 4 Light pref 100 dn 150 Trl-State Telep 4 Teleg (t) d 10% Preferred 10 100 N Y com Pewer Securities coin Second preferred 52 Standard Telep 07 pref (t) Sub R T 8t Ry—See Phila Oo 20 Corp of Canada com—(t) Power Corp of 101 93 98 d 100 _ 91 d 105 d 39 30 pref. 80 77% 108% Units 50 Potomac Elec Pow 0% Power .-100 (t) Preferred N Y Steam Co com 24% Postal Teleg & Cable 7% pf.100 d 101 Potomac Edison Co 0% pref-100 (t) Twenty-third St guar 100 N Y & Queens E L & P pref—100 cH Y & Richmond Gas 6% pref 100 New York State Ry*. com--—100 21 97% 80 pf—lOO - Preferred Standard d Porto Rico Telep com 43d 8t & Grand 8t Ferry—100 Sixth Avenue old —-——100 33% Class A .50 Portland Ga* 8c Coke, 7 % pf priorjpref Pow 20 Piedmont 4 Northern Ry 100 Pittsb 4 Birm Tr—See Phila Co Portl Elec Pow 6 % pf 100 1% cum SG Standard 15% 14 Preferred 25 104" 20 Traction pf-100 prior pref— preferred d Ridge Ave Pass (028 pd) 50 2d 4 3d Sts Ry guar 50 13th 8c 15th Sts Pass Ry——50 Union Pass (030 6-0 pd) 50 Union Traction (017% pc )-50 West Phila Pass guar 50 Phila & Western Ry com .50 N Y N Y Mutual d 102% d 32% 50 50 Philadelphia 93 97% 84 I 27 cum 35* 121 9% Class B Phil & Gray's Fy (025 pd)—50 89 143 78 -—50 N J & Hud Riv Ry 3c Per pref ..100 New Jersey Pow at Lt 00 pref(t) New Orl Pub Serv. com -(t) New Haven Water Hestonville M 4 F com 07 d pd)-60 Preferred 03 NEngWatL&P Asso6% Pf-100 20 20 d —— 31 120% 96% Elec"com" (no pirn ^76% Staudard Gas 8c 20 d d (t) d (+) Springf (Mass)"st By Cos Spring valley Co 104% d 102 175 (T) -——(T) - 95 98 UVnn afn^lr 26 Phila Pass Ry (022% pd—)_.50 Phila 4 Darby Pass Ry 50 80 83 6 preferred 80 6 convertible preferred 87 $6 prior pref —— New England Telep & Tel eg—100 V 140 50 Green 4 Ooates Sts (015 2l" 98 89 New England 50 50 50 50 Phila Elec Pow d Class B Monongahela St Ry_ Pittsburgh 4 B'ham Tr Sub Rap Tran St Ry United Traction pref Philadelphia Elec Co 05 pref__(t) d 35" 50 93 173 Springfield Gas & Elec pref t Springfield (Man,) G L Oo vtc_26 12 102" 90 101 Preferred 56 101% 50 110 103 Common class B_ 25 20 ~ I 18 d Southwestern Lt & Pr com A—(t) 32 56 32" — 6 100 Southwestern Gas 8c El 7 % 200 50 Traction— Consolidated Trae pref 102fi if* 18% 34% d — Unstamped Citizens 87 d 100 ware)--(t) com—100 -100 Gm——100 New Eng Gas & Ei Assn %Q pref— 05% preferred stamped (t) 80 >. preferred 06% 27% 30% 105% 1 d Southwestern Bell Telep pref-100 21 50 50 (t) —60 6% non-cum preferred 6% cum preferred 06 cum pref Allegheny Traction -- 50% 2% 26% 25 d 22 101 -100 Southwest Gas Util com 68 (t) 26 94 87 77 7% preferred 232% 100 Peoples Light & Pow com A—(t) Phila Co (Pittsburgh) —50 d d Southern New Eng Telep 100 So Jer G El & Tr—See P 8 Corn. - 78 102 24 111 108 People's G L 4 O (Chic) d South & Atlan Teleg (guar) 25 Southern Indiana G 4 E 0%pf 100 94 7% pref-100 Pennsylvania Pow 4 Lt $7 pf- (t) $0 preferred (+) 05 preferred (t) Pennsylvania Water 4 Pow--(t) 50% 2% 25% 27% 29% 104% 26% 31% 104% d (t) Preferred 79 Penna Gas & Elec Co Com new w i d Newark Consolidated $7 prior 15 99 d Nevada-Calif Electric, New 176" 95 pref—-——100 Preferred 52' 50 d A com—(t) —(T) 7% pref 03% convpref (with Nebraska Power, - 64 dr 172 G) pref-- - National Elec Pow cl 25% 21 d 10 7% preferred 06 prior preferred Southern Col Pow com A- Participating class A stock.(+) 25% dr (J) Preferred Nassau & Suffolk 107 dr 03 dr Tel 3c Tel—100 Municipal Service com 7% d ii *_ Penn-Ohio Pow & Lt 7% pref-100 $0 preferred (t) Penna Gas & Elec Corp $7 pref (t) 99% Preferred 100 r Southern Cities Utilities com.(t) d d Warrants B 100% d 104 d 119 102 (f) Warrants 95 Rights (com & orig pref) 5% % preferred series O 26 6% preferred series 13 25 7% preferred series A --25 Sou Calif Gas Corp 06% pref.-25 Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref 25 Southern Canada Power (t) 77% Penn Central Lt 4 Pow $5 nref(fl 108% Mississippi Riv Pow pref100 92 Missouri Pub Ser 7 % Pref~---100 d 105 Mohawk-Hudson Power 1st prf(t) d ' 92 49 d 115 It) 97 23 104 P6nn-Ohio Edison 7% pr pf—100 00 preferred d Warrants.——-—--—— d South Calif Edison common--, 25 d 63 100 Preferred 108% 23% 23 _-(i) Preferred (07) Participating preferred 25 100 (t) pref Lt com.. <t) 4 105% 130% Paterson 8c Passaic Gas 4 El ,100 94 Pr 104% 78 On & Middlesex Lt.iuO Southeastern 100 87 107% Somerset 105 100 Preferred 100 preferred———----it) 25% 81% —(t) 78% Minn Nor Pow new -----------Minnesota Pow 4 Lt 7% Df—100 Second Corp com 78 35 55 — 28 JOi> (t) (t) 85 10U 0% preferred claw A———1UU Milwaukee Gas Llght7% preflOl MQw Elec Ry 4 Lt. 6% pref—100 M»nongahela L 4P—See PbliaOo Monongahela St Ry—"f1q£ M*non-West Penn P S 7% Pf-25 Montreal L H 3c Pow, Cons_(T) New stock part paid———-Montreal Telegraph -40 Montreal Tramways, com 1U0 Mountain States Power, ccm_(t) 7% Preferred--. ———100 Pacific Lighting Preferred ($6) 17 51% (t) Pacific Pow 4 Lt 7% pref Pacific Pub Ser ser A 42 94% 81% lien—loO A- 2% 20 -25 25 preferred (0%) First preferred (5 % %) Pac Northwect Pub Serv 47 45 conv pref with warr--(t) 75 06 preferred (t) Second Ave RR Corp (N Y) bhawlnigan Water 4 Power (t) dr 54% Nioux < icy Oa» 4 El 1% pf—100 102% 89 Sierra Pac Elec pref 100 03.25 —.100 Pacific Telep 3c Teleg --x —-- First 2 2% 19% 39% (t IT) Oonv pref A Warrants, 99% 21% 100 Ask Seaboard Public Service Co— Ottawa Traction ,——100 w«eific 8c Atiantic Tel (gu) 25 Pacific Gas & Electric —.25 Preferred 1 (T) Midland Nat Gas class A Midland United Co com Ottawa Light Heat 4 Pow But. Par Stocks. Ask. 100 10% 70" s Bid. Par Stock*. Ask. 106 112 d 100 d 33 35 ~ 6 d Price per share, not per cent, ft Ex-stock dividend. k Last sale. I In v Old stock, x Ex-div. y Ex-rights, t Without par value.. Ex-warrants, London, r Canadian n Nominal* ; Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities >"—■■■■ 1 (Vvl>AV/jHtaMMAAI ilQuu Bonds. Bid. INDUSTRIAL AND HXSDKLLANEOUS BONDS. Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&S Abitibl Pow & Paper— 1st M 6s 1953 ser A J&D . jpnOfsa wuu 99 53* 14 34 101 J* Bush Term 1st 4s 1952 91 80 75 1003* 45 1043* Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J 434 % notes 1933 M&N 193ft—J&J 1934.-J<$3 J 923* 973* 93 M 65 30 35 1033* 1033* 55 57 1043* 92" 1053* 90 35 70 J&J 703* 105 Anglo-Chilean Oona Nitrate— 80 1st M 53*a 1943 ser A Armour & Co—Real estate 81 163* M&N Antilla Sugar 734b 1939 A J&J Armour & Co of Delaware— 20 693* J&J 703* 1st 87 gold 43*s 1939 opt J&D Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941--A&O Asbestos Corp of Can 5s 1942.J&J Asbestos Corp Ltd 1st 6s 1941-J&J General 6s. 1956 J&J Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&8 Associated Simmons Hardw Cos 93 94 843* 105" r r r 18 J&J 104 s 43 Atl Fruit & SS dob 7s *34—J&D Certificates of deposit Otfs dep stpd stk Instead of bds Atlantic Steel 1st 102 f 6s 1941-J&J M&N Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937--—M&N Balaban & Katz Corp— M&N M&N 1933—M&S M&N Baraqua Sugar (Gomp Asucarera Baraqua) 73*s 1937——J&J 15 Batavian Petrol 43*s gu 1942 J&J s 60 63 1023* notes 1013* 1063* 963* 102 107 40 45 953* 953* Bag Oorp— f 6s 1942 witn warr_F&A 107 111 Without warrants Bayway Terminal— 1st m 634s 1946 Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936 50 M&N 85 54 55 113 423* 47 64" ser A 653* 95 933* 363* 40 993* 1003* 963* 97 53 973* 99 983* 853* 86 983* 100 1063* 99" 98 773* J&D noO 10-year coll tr 63*s 1936—-J&J f 6s 1948 ser A Without warrants s 96 30 n88 s f deb 7s with war >50 1003* 523* 101 103 35 36 102 75 56 74 70 n 17 963* 88 37 923* 903* 913* 833* 1043* "40-J&J Firestone Cotton Mills 5s "48M&S Firestone Tire & Rub(Can)7s 1937 Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif— Sf 5s 1942. —M&S Fisk Rubb Oo 1st 8s 1941—M&S 531% s f notes 1931 J&J Fisk Tire Fabric 63*s 1935---J&J Conv g 63*% notes 1940-A&O Foreign Power Secur Corp— 1st col tr conv 863* 303* s 18 283* Fox Film 6% notes 1931— A&015 Framerican Ind & Dev Oorp— Deb 73*s 1942 -J&J Francisco Sug 73*s 1942-M&N15 Fraser Oo deb 63*s 1942 A&O French Nat SS Lines 7s 1949.J&D Frick-Reid Supply 6s 1943—J&D Geleeukirchen Mining Oo— 6-yr 6% notes 1934 M&S 48 79 55 983* 813* 90 48 933* General Amer Tank Oar Oorp— 673* 93 933* 97 4 98* 103 993* 963* 93 92 91 n 99 1083* _ 70" 47 Continental Roll & Steel Fdy— 1st M conv s f 68 1940 J&D 55 6s 1949 ser AJ&D 65 5s 1943 with warr.-J&D Continental Oil Oo— Deb 53*s 1937 M&N n —— 103 r 773* Deb 1 In London 1023* 1053* 102 Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943.—-M&S Federated Metals s f 7s '39--J&D General American Investors Inc— Deb 5s 1952 ex warr F&A 45*" Consumers Oo 1st 6s 1946 J&J Container Oorp 1st 6s '46-J&D15 k Last sale. r J&J Corp— A&O Gannett Co deb 6s '43 ser A.F&A Garlock Pack Co deb 6s '39-A&0 s 25" Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941—J&D Consol Tobacco 4s 1951 f This price includes accrued interest, r Without warrants 18 102 833* 100 104 100 973* 94 93 92 30 1023* 843* 1003* 90 92 98 99 Nominal. 90 4.70 4.30% Equips 3*sl031-I934 _2l&N 4.70 4.30% Equip 43*s 1942 F&A 4.60 Eq tr 43** 1931-45 -J&D 4.25% Gen Amer Transporta SystemEq tr 43*s 1932~'46 (yr)—M&S &3.75to 4.85% Gen Baking deb 53*s 1940--A&O 953* 97 General Bronze deb 6s 1940M&N 603* s 603* General Cable Oorp— 1st mtge 8 f 5 3*s 1947 aer A.J&J 863* General Cigar serial 6s 1935-J&D 953* Gen'l Elec 33*s 1942 opt—F&A Gen Elec (Germany) 7s'45-J&J15 1003* 96 Deb 03*s 1940 with war—J&D Without warrants attached.. Deb s f 6s 1948 M&N 88" Genl Indus Alcohol— Oonv deb 03*s 1944----—M&N General Laundry Mach'y Deb 63* s1937- 28 Oorp— 123* General Motors Acceptance Oorp Sink fd gold deb 6s 1937--F&A 5% serlEd notes 1932 M&S 5% serial notes 1933——-M&S 5% serial notes 1634 .—M&S 5% serial notes 1935—-—M&S 5% serial notes 1930 BS&! Gen Petrol 1st 5s Aug 15 1940 - b Basis, 983* Flour Mills of America Inc— 983* J&D Corporation Securities Co— 43*% serial notes 1931—M&S 5% serial notes 1932 M&S 5% serial notes 1933 M&S 5% serial notes 1934——M&S 5% serial notes 1935 M&S Oosgrove Meehan CoaJ 63*« 1954Crane Oo 5% notes 1940—F&A Credit Alliance Corp— Deb 53*s 1938 with warr.M&N Crew Levick Oo 1st 6s 1931-F&A Crowley, Milner & Oo— Deb s f 63*s 1937 M&N Crown Cork & Seal Oo. Inc— 20-year sink fund 6s 1947—J&D 72" 85 Fleischer (S B & W B) 6s 1939— / Connecticut Coke 5s 1948--M&S Consol Agricul Loan— 63*s 1958 r 693* 1033* 98 102 r Without warrants 943* 90 52 Empire Brick & Supply 20-yr 03*s Empire Oil & Refg Oo— 1st & col tr 53*s 1942 A&O Fiat 92 793* 7%notes 1931 with warr—J&D 923* 87 83 993* 793* 893* Eastern Steel 5s 1931 ctfa—F&A / 4 Edith Rockefeller McCormickTr Col tr 6% notes 1934 1013* J&J Elk Horn Ooallst03*s 1931-J&D 1st s 63* 100 993* A Fairmont Coal 5s 1931 Famous Players Canada 85" f aer 103"" 823* s 53*» 1948 102 —A&O Consol Mach Tool 7s 1942 Consol Publishers, Inc— f 1003* Co— Oommander-Larabee Oorp— 1st mtge 6s 1941 J&J Comm'l Credit 6s 1934——M&N Ooll tr sf 53*8 1935 J&J Comm'l Invest Trust Corp— Conv deb 6s 1948— M&S Conv deb 53*s 1949 F&A Oommerz-und Privat-Bk(Germ'y) 5 34% notes'37 (Am par t ctf)M&N Commonwealth Subsidiary CorpDeb g 53*s 1948 ser A—M&S Oompufcing-Tabulatlng-Rec Co Sinking fund gold 6s 1941 -J&J 98 f&A Donner Steel 7s 1942 J&J Dow Chemical 6% notes '40.F&A Eastern Cuba Sug 7 3*a 1937 M&S s 1003* 943* 87 46 8 ~5~" Donnacona Paper— ErnestoBreda 7s'54 with war F&A Fabrics Finishing Corp— 1st m conv s f 6s 1939 J&J Fairbanks Morse & Os— Sink fund deb 5s 1942 F&A Continental Sugar 7s 1938—-F&A 99 94 87 1003* Corn Prod Ref 1st g 6s 1934-M&N 65 1003* Works— 1st g 5s 1940 Deb 60 s 403* Consol Coal 43*s 1934 opt—M&N 1st & ref s f g 5s 1950—-J&D 1023* 10 84" .— Atl Gulf & WIndles SS Lines— Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959 J&J Atlantic ftefin deb 6s 1937—J&J 15 6 1123* Sec 14" ... 1033* 1063* 103* r Col Fuel & Iron 105 80 Andian National Oorp Ltd— 1st 6s 1940 without warr.M&S 106 J&D2 Dominion Tar & Chemical Oo— Deb s i 6s 1949 ser A J&J 2 Dominion Textile 6« 1949 1st Colon Oil deb 6s 1938J&J s f 5s 1943— F&A Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A 1023* 1023* 6s '37.M&N M&N 76 Childs Oo deb 5e 1943 A&O Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J Small series B 1940 J&J 101 Deb gold 6s 1940— A&O Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42M&S Amer Writ Paper a f 7-8s '39-J&J 753* Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 105 90 983* 100 Chic Pneumatic Tool Deb s f 53*s 1942. Dodge Bros deb 6a 1940 M&N Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942_ J&J Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42-M&N Dominion Canners 1st 6s '40 A&O Domin Coal 5s '40 op *10—M&N 73" * Deben • f 53*» 1948 M&8 Oespedes Sugar 1st 73*s '39-M&S Ohateaugay Ore & IronGuar gold 4s 1942 J&J Chesapeake Corp— Conv col 5s 1947M&N15 Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s *40—A&O Coll trust ref 5s 1940 A&O 43 6% note'32(Am part cfcfs) M&S Deutsche Rentenbank— Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15'80 A&Q15 97 r 78 Domin Iron & Steel— Con 5s '39(currency series)M&S r M&S 1955 82 ___ Dominion Glass 6s 1933 Central Foundry May 1931-F&A Central Steel 1st 8s 1941--M&N Certain-teed Prod Oorp— 1013* Amer 5s League Go-oper Assn 6s 1935 ser CC 6s 1937 ser DD De Bardeleben Coal Corp— 1st mtge 0s 1953 J&D —V Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1938- 105 16F" Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937 J&J Amer Thread 1st 534s 1938-M&N Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—F&A guar 24 73* 6 1023* 993* 1043* Sink fund deb g 53*s 1937 A&O Ouvamel Fruit 1st 6s 1940 -A&O 693* Without warrants Radiator deb 4Hs ^47 M&N American Rolling Mill— Bates Valve 95 J&J (Laurentide)J&J Wayagamack series Capital Admin Corp— Deb 5b 1953 with warr—J&D 93 40 Amer Solvents & Ohem Corp— 8 f deb 634» 1936 with war M&S 993* 98 Canadian Power & Paper— 1013* 913* n Paper— Deb 53*s 1958 1013* J&J 25-yr r 79 933* 63*% 993* F&A 1st M 6s 1949Canadian Nat Steamships— 90 American Piano 6s 1935 3-yr J&J 973* ' Second stamped-_ Denver Un StkYds 5s 1946—J&J Deutsche Bank (Berlin)— 12 M&N Cons Rub 6s 1946—A&O Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—J&J2 Canadian Internet 7 Dery (D G) 7s 1942 stpd—-M&S 1033* 18" 45 83* 7 Stmpd with stk purch warr Oudahy Pack s f 5a 1945-— J&D 1003* 103 1013* 933* 1013* Baldwin Locomotive 1023* Oamaguey Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15 101* 1003* Sug 8s '31—M&S15 Cuban Dominican Sugar Co— 1st lien s f 73*8 1944 M&N m s 93" Oanad 1931—J&D 53*% notes 1931-34 53*% notes 1935-38 943* Can Cement 1st 53*s 1947-M&N Canada SS L deb 5a '43-F&A15 1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A.A&O 443* 1013* Apr 1 1934-A&O s 80 75 105 86 62 Deb 6s 1950 J&J Cuba Oane Sug deb 7s 1930—J&J Oonv deb 8s 1930—. J&J 30*" Dairymen's 78 73 1043* 82 loi" ; l¥A A&O Cons deb 5s 1940 Calif Pet deb 53*s 1938 Conv s f deb 5s 1939 85 Amer La France Fire Eng Oo— atlas Plywood Corp— Oonv deb 53*8 1943 s 70 1st 6s 1947 —— 96" 73H Am Mach & Fdy a f 6s 1939-A&0 American Metal Oo Ltd— 63*% gold notes 1933 101 By-Products Coke Oorp—. 102 1st M 5 J*s 1945 ser A M&N Oady Lumber 63*s 1939-—M&N / 6 California Packing Corp— 93 1053* 1003* 1003* Amer < lot oil g 6s 1931 opt m&N Amer Cyanamid deb 5s 1942-A&0 .amer ice Oo deb 5s 1953 J&D Amer IG Ohem Corp— Oonv deb 534s 1949 M&N Deb 7a 1945 1033* 100 Cons g 5s Jan 1955 J&J Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '60-A&O 102 105 Amer Chain deb 6s 1933—A&O Amer & Continental 5s 1943 g 104 87 Botany Consol Mills 63*s '34 A&O Brown Co 1st 53*« 1946 A&O 1st 53*s 1950 ser B M&S Buffalo & Susq Iron 6s 1932 J&D Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen) 15-yr s f extl 6s 1940 J&J 66" 64 '32 32 Without warrants Type Fdrs deb Crown Zellerbach Oorp— Deb 6s 1940 with warr—_M&S Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40.M&N Cuba Cane Products— 100 _ 70 " American Agrlc Chemical— 1st ref a f 734b 1941 f&A American Beet Sugar Go— Oonv s f dob 6s 1935 F&A Deb gold 6b 1939 81 Cuban-Amer 34 50 Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947--A&0 Bid. 90 103 Borden Mills 1st s f 6a 1934- F&A Boston Store (Chic) 5s 1938 Boston Term Oo 33*s 1947-F&A r Amer Seating conv 6s Amer Service deb 634s Bcradc. Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51-J&J 1033* J&J (First) Glass Works— 1st 7s 1957 without warr—J&J 100 ~ Amer bOBuli 89 Bohemian A&O American Meter 6s 1946 Ask. Corp— Bluff Point Land Inapt Oo— 1st mtge guar 4s 1940 Amalgamated Sugar Co— g notes IDd d0iftfllt9Q 78 1933—J&J Penn-M&ry Steel 5s 1937-J&J 86 96 1st s f 7b 1937 A&O Amer Aggregates Oorp— Deb 6a '43 ser A with war_F&A 534% inooznt 89 Purch money 5s 86 84 f debt 5s '48-J&J notes QbuCI 983* 953* 833* .....J&D Amer International Oorp— Cany 53* s 1949 S 773* 94 Alberta Pacific Grain 6s. 1946 Algoina Steel 1st 6s 1962 A&O Allied Packers deb 6s 1939--J&J 1st M & coll tr 8b 1939 J&J Allls-0 It aimers Mfg Oa— Deb gold 6s 1937 M&N Alpine Montan Steel Oorp— 1st a f 7s 1966 M&S Aluminum Go debs 6s 1952.M&S 5-yr 53*% l4l«ra,CfCX Bid. Beneficial Indus Grain 77 123* 103* Shipbldg—See Tenn O.I. & RR. Alaska Gold Mines deb 6s'25M&S / 63* 12 Dab 6s 1926 Ber B M&S / 7 53* Albany Perl' Wrapping Oorp— s WUOiV 3eid'g-IIem'way6% notes '36 J&J ■^eigo-Oan Pap 1st 6s 1Q43.J&J Steel & Aluminum Ltd VlqOyv Bonds. Ask. s '48_M&8 1st M coll tr 6s 1948 iXtvOrOHTi i Beth'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42-M&N Ajax Rubber a f 8s 1938 J&D Alabama Oona Goal & Iron— 1st coils M 6b 1933 M&N Alabama Mills 1st 6 Ha '43 A A&O Ala 1 ■ 85 Abraham & Straus Inc— Deb 53*s 1943 with warr._A.5cO Adams Exp coll tr g 4s Ooll tr g 4s 1947 iT9 ■ 1033* 1013* 1013* 1013* 1013* 1013* 1043* 102 1023* INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS 92 Gen Rayon 50 92" 9934 9234 65 deb 6s 1948 w w.J&D Co— 68 2-year 5% notes 1933 M&S Gen Stl Cast 1st 534a '49 WW J&J Gen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O Gen Vending 6s 1937 w w—F&A Gesfurel 6s 1953 with wan-——— 85 Safety Razor— Debentures 5s 1940—---A&O GliddenOo 5H% notes '35-J&D Gillette 87 9034 74 Gobel(Ad'f)6J4% notes '35 M&N Good Hope St & Ir Wka S f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A& Goodrich (B P) 1st 634" 1947-TAJ Deb g 6s 1945 Goodyear Tire & Rubber-1st mtge coll tr 6s 1957--M&N Gotham Silk Hos deb 6s 36 J&D Gould Coupler 1st 1 6s 1940-F&A Grand (P & W) Properties Corp— Oonv deb 6s 1948 J&D15 Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd— A:.----M&S GreyhoundCorp 6%notes 33M&S 9934 9334 9934 65 9034 87 65 66 Ground Gripper Shoe 6s 1944---- Gulf Oil of Pa deb 6s 1937—J&D Sinking fund deb 5s 1947—F&A Gulf States Paper Corp— 1st a f 034s 1943 with war J&D Gulf States Steel deb 5 34a'42 J&D 99 20 23 Printing Co— 1st m & col tr 534s 47 Int M&N Ham-Am Line 6 34 s eq'31-'40 J&D Hanna (M A) Co deb 6s '34-P&A Hansa Steamship Lines 10-yr 6s 1939 with warr—A&O Hartford Times 6s 1943 Hayoca Corp 6s 1937 --Hoe (R) & Co 1st 634s A "34 A&O 90 99 46 92 10234 10134 8534 3234 3334 s 8 1950-M&N 82 X „ 45 87 97 with warr.-M&N 1937 Metropolitan Chain Properties 1st conv. s f 6s 1948— _M&N Metropolitan Wat Sew & Drain Board s f 534s 1950 -A&O Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956— With stk purch warrants—J&D 1st M 6s 1945 49 41 45 98 100 10234 10234 8134 80 10034 5934 9534 57 9534 9434 95 Monon Ooal—See Ohic Ind & 7434 Monsanto Chemical s 96 74 1911—A f 6s 1950 5034 10234 10234 85 9634 s 8534 75 65 7534 L 74 85" op—A& 7634 70 9834 75 National Radiator Corp— Deb s f 034s 1947 75 s 74" Namm (A I) & National Tea 5s 85 90 103 Journal of Commerce 634s 1937- Kapstone Service Corp— Sink fund 7a 1938 M Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc— n 105 93 89 6934 7034 76" 75 Kelvinator Corp 6s 1936 Without warrants Kentucky Kock Asp S f 634s 1936 with warr Without warrants J&l J&I 95 80 J& Kinney (GR) Oo 734s 1936-J&l Klrby Lumber 6s 1938 J&J1 Hoppers Gas & Coke Co— Deb s f 5s 1947 F&l S f deb 634s 1950 J& Kresge Foundation 6s 1936-J&l 66 95 Koholyt Corp 634s 1943 Keystone St & Wire 8s 1941 A&l Kimberly-Clark Oorp— 1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A 93 io5" 81 103 80 9934 8434 88 90 9834 s & 10134 10334 100 Krueger 10034 10334 10134 101 102 Toll- 9334 Deb si 104 9334 10434 Lake Superior Corp Inc 1st & coll fcr gold 5s 1 62" 64" Lane Bryant Inc— 8 f deb 6s 1940 with i Lautaro Nitrate Co— 80 61 b Basis. b M&N 83 66 99 * io 86 1934—J&J '51-F&A A&O Corp— Deb 534s 1948 with warr_J&D 7634 Serial 5% notes 1938 N Y & Foreign Investing 67 8034 N Y & Hob Fy 5s May '46-J&D Hoboken Ferry 6s 1940.-M&N 104 50 85 91 1st gold 6s 1957 op 89 9936 82 mm'mmm, 9134 93 Pulp & Paper Oorp— 10134 —F&A 103 lBt M 6s 1953 series B^...F&A Porto Rican Amer Tobacco— 10234 J&J 1947--M&N15 J&J 7434 7434 88" 89 9734 102% Oonv Potrero 6s 1942 Sugar 7s 56 Pressed Steel Car 5a 1933 . Revere 5.50 98 37 8 97 102 9134 1943 95 97 8434 8434 10034 9434 10134 95 59 62 8734 94 8934 91 9734 9834 5634 57 8534 8634 82" 90 40 —- 86 7~50 Root Glass Oo. 1st 6s. Royal Dutch Oo— Deb 4s 1954 with warr 4 s Sale price. 1943 90 93 9134 9134 8034 7931 ^ A&O Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948 A&O Ruhr Housing 63$s 1958—-J&J Ryerson (Joseph T) & Sons— 64 Canadian prices, 35 78 92 76 _ 5134 43" ' 8934 8634 9734 101 Rogers-Brown Iron 5s 32-'40-J&J Gen & Ref 7a 1942——.M&N Stamped-. —— 9934 10 5 89 8634 Without warrants Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 55 9 3 1st inc 6s July '48 ser A__M& Reynolds Invest 5s 1948 —— Khelneibe Union 7s 1946 J&J with stock purch warrants 5.15% 10034 98 834 A&O 5.15% 91" 103"" 95 Copper & Brass— Sink fund deb 5s r 85 —J&J Rhine-Main-Danube 7s 1950 M&S Richfield Oil of California Ool tr 6s 1944 ser A——-M&N Rima Steel Oorp 1st s f 7s 55 F&A Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd— 1st 0b June 30 1942 J&D30 Roch & Pitts O & I 5s *40—M&N Car— r 99 82 10-yr 534% s f notes '37..F&A 10-yr s f 634 ^ notes '40—M&S Purity Bakeries 5s 1948 J&J 68 Railway Express Agency Inc— Serial 5s '32-'36 (s-a)—M&S 17 Series 5s '37-'49 (s-a) M&S 99 Reliance Bronze & Steel Oorp— 9934 8 f conv deb 6s 1944 A&O Reliance Mgt OorpSs 1954--F&A 15 Remington Arms 6s 1937—M&N 88 534% notes 1933 M&S Remington Rand, Inc— Deb 534" 1947 with warr_M&N Republic Brass 1st 6s 1948-J&J Republic Iron & St'l 6a 1940 A&O 7934 Ref & gen 534s *53 ser A—J&J 6734 Republic Motor Truck Oo, Inc— Deb 634b 1937 with war--J&J 100 Equip 5s 1931-1943 (s-a) „ J&D b 5.50 Eq tr 5s '31-'45 (s-a) — M&N15 North Amer Cement Corp— 51 Deb 034s A with warr '40.M&S North German Lloyd— 85 20-yr « f 6b 1947*-M&N North'n Elec Co Ltd 5s '39-J&D r 10134 Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog OorpRef & Imp 534» '57 ser A M&N Nova Scotia 8 & O 5s 1959—J&J O'Gara Ooal 5s *55 op aft'08 M&S 95 9834 1st M s f 534b 1957 Ber A.M&N Port Arthur Canal & Dock— 10034 b 93 93 86 9134 NYLE&WO & RR— 1st 6s ext 534% 1942 M&N N Y L E & WD & I 1st 6s '13Extended at 5% to 1943—J&J N Y Shipbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *40 New York Trap Rock Corp— 1st M b f 6s 1946 J&D Nominal, 90 102 90 n 10534 10034 8234 Collieries— Pocahontas Oonsol 6% gold notes 1930 New River Oo 1st 5s k Last sale, 105" M&N f g 5s 1947 opt 88 /This price Includes accrued interest, 45 10834 f 6s 1948 90 86 50 103" Pure Oil Oo— 1534 9834 Nat Union Mtge 6s 1946 Amer 78 75 98 9534 10134 .'--M&N 0% conv notes 1938 1st Co. F&A National Trade Journals Inc— North 80 76 F&A ...M&S 97 N Y & N J Ferry—5s '40—J&J s 65 Kendall Oo534s 1948 103 79 100 44 35 N Y Dock Oo—1st g 4s 9534 80 *43 A.F&A Procter & Gamble 4t4sl947_ Prudential Refg 1st 634s '43-J&D Punta Alegre Bug s f 7s 1937 J&J Oomm'l Nat Bank ctf dep-_. Ohase Nat Bank ctfs dep Newberry (J J) 534s 1940—A&O RR. New Eng N av—See N Y N H & H New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933 r » - - 1st 6s 1943 with Am shs-N) 1935 75 10034 96 Nat Steel deb 5sl941 26 ctfs dep 80 100 40 1940 s Without warrants loo" 70 99 s 82 9834 8134 25 78 96 79 95" Price Bros & Oo 1st 6s J&J s 94 100 11* Nat Acme Co 1st 6b 1st M s f 534s 1946 ser B.l Investment Co of Amer— 1949 1st 0s 1963 ser A with warr Murphy (G O) Co- Son—See Mfrs Tr 1942—J&D Nat Dairy Prod 534» 1948—F&A National Fire Proofing CoDeb s f 534h 1947 M&S Nat Food Products 0s 1944— s Interstate Iron & Steel Oo— 10034 97% Steamship Lino— 6s 82 76 73 F&A Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Ooal s Port Alfred Murray Body 1st 6 Ha 1934-J&D International Securities Corp—• 91"' 9854 J&J 1932 Secured 6s 1937- Deb 38 Poor & Oo 6s 1939 Works— Without warrants Munson 0s deb Pitts Steel 43 Deb 6H s 1937 84 53 10334 Ry. Morris & Oo 1st s f 434s '39-J&J Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser 2 '06-A&O 67 86 3634 79% '42— Pierce Oil 8s Dec 16 1931 J&D15 Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942— Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O Pirelli Co of Italy con 7s '52M&N Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—J&J Pittsburgh Goal Oo— Sinking fund deb 6b 1949-F&A Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Oorp— Deb s f g 534a 1947 J&D 43, 534s 1942 M&N (Socleta Gen Ind Mlnerarla, Italy)deb 7s '37 J&J 5s series 3 International Paper— 1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A-3 Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—M Internat Power & Paper— Without warrants. 75 103"" With warrants 85 95 8434 Sink fund deb 534s 1939-J&D Pick (Albert) & Co deb 6s *36 J&J 88 Montecatlni 92 f g 4s ext *32 gu s Oonv 69 1st s f 9934 82% 6334 '48J&J M&N 99 9934 M&N 9434 Phila & Read Ooal & Iron— 64 A&O gold notes 1935 s 64 10134 _ Minnesota & Ont Paper 6s 1st 10154 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp— 1st M a f 0s 1952 J&J Phila & Read O & I 5s 1973—J&J k 59 Michigan Steel deb 6s 1938-M&N Middle States Petrol 634s 1945-Midvale Steel & Ordnance— Conv s f 5s 1936—— M&S Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 0s'45 A&O 7% 9534 6334 1st conv s f 0s 1940 Pierce Butler & Pierce 634s „ 97 9834 7334 1st 7s 1937 with com . Without warrant 9934 70 9834 Phillips Petroleum Oo— „ 74 Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Calif)— Coll _ 20-yr conv deb 534» 9934 9234 34b 1943 with warM&N Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s1948J&D Pan Amer Indus Corp 56 s 98 X 65 41 95 6834 J&D15 Pan-Amer Petrol & Tranap Oo— 8 f 0s 1934 M&N Paramount Fam Lasky Corp— 20-yr sfgOs 1947 J&D 100 ParamountPublix Corp— Sink fund 534s 1950 48 F&A Park & Tilford s f 6s 1938—J&D Parmelee Transportation Oo— S f conv deb 6s 1944 8434 A&O Path Ex deb 7s *37 with war M&N 88 Peabody Ooal Oo (Oousol Oo)— 1st b f 5s 1953 ser A M&N 9134 Penick & Ford 034a 1943—J&D 9734 Penna O & O 1st 6s *32 op—J&J Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oorp 10134 1st ra s f 6s 1941 ser A-M&S15 Penn Dock & Warehouse Oo. 41 L'hold s f 6s 1949 w w—F&A _ MeOrory Stores 5 Ha 1941-J&D15 McKesson & Robbins Inc— 87 . 3934 Merchants Refrig 6s - Internat Mercantile Marine— Island Oil & Tr 6s 9934 McOord Rad & Mfg— Deb 6s 1943 with warr.--F&A 102 8 f deb 6 1947--A&O Mead (The )Corp— International Match Oorp— Deb s f 5s 1947 M&N Internat Salt g 5s 1951 10034 10034 10034 10034 A&O 1st mtge s f 6s 1947 6034 10234 64 90 10054 87 95 11136 9434 85 Juno 15'32 J&D15 93 86 60 10034 M&N J&D Pacific Western Oil Go— 75 9234 Massey-Harris Oo 5s Refining Co— 534 % notes 1932 J&D lod Limestone 1st a f 6s '41 M&N Inland Steel 1st 4 Mis 1978—A&O 1st m s f 434s 1981 ser B..F&A Inspiration Oon Cop 6 34s "31 M&S Interlake Iron Corp— 1st m 5s 1951 ser B M&N Internat Agricultural Corp— 1st & coll tr s f g 5s '32 op M&N Sfcpd ext to 1942 M&N 1st M coll trust 6s 60 11134 9334 J&D Naram & Son 6s 1943 6734 100 M&S 15 9434 85 Marlon Steam Shovel— s 10634 65 r n Osgood Co deb g 0s 1938 58" Oswego Falls Corp 0s 1941 9934 Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S 40 Pacific Coast Co g 5s 1946--J&D Pac Fruit Exp Eq—See So Pacific Oo. 72 Pacific Invest deb 5s 1948 J&J 50 Marland Oil Oo— Ser 5% notes 55 Extl deb 6s 1953 111 9034 50;: 77 Indian J& 12134 10534 58 5834 10034 Extl deb 534s 1958 95 Col tr 6% notes 1935 A&O Mfrs Tr Oo ctfs of partlc in A 35 101 Oriental Devel Oo Ltd— 96 Without warrants-.— 10134 44 100 634% notes 1939 with w J&J ... Logan County Coal 7s 1942 »ng Bell Lumber 6s 1931—J&D jorlUard (P) Oo g 7s 1944—A&O Deb g 534s 1937 J&J iUkens Steel 1st M g 8s '40 M&N Magnolia Petrol deb 434s *32 F&A ueb 434s 1933 F&A Deb 434s 1934 F&A Deb 4 Ha 1935 F&A 4allory SS 1st s f 5s 1932—J&J VlanatiSugar 1st 7 Ha '42—A&O / / Stpd Apr 1931 coup on tans field Mining & Smeltlng7s 1941 (with warrants) 83 100 40 --J&J2 Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942A&0 96 A&O Inc deb 6s 1941 — 60 9534 A&O f 5s 1942 s Manufacturers' Finance Oo— 6s 1948—F&A Independent Brewing 6a '55 J&J Oonv deb 5s 1941 9034 81 — 7834 4436 56 12136 Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944—A&O 10534 Gold bonds 5s 1951 F&A Attle (A E) Oo 7s 1942 A&O fn 50 9934 Ilseder Steel mtge International Cement— Oonv deb 5s 1948 87 85 _ ' 102 95 "47-M&N Holllngshead (RM) Co 7s "38 F&A Hood Rubber 7s 1936 J&D Oonv 534% g notes 1936A&015 Houston Oil Co of Texas— 10-yr sec s f 534» 1940—M&N Hudson Bay Min & Smelt 6s 1935 Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A—J&D Humble Oil & R 534s '32-J&J 15 Deb g 5i 1937 A&O Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd— Sinking fund 734s 1963—A&O Hygrade Pood Products Corp. 1st & ref 6s Jan '49 A A&O J&J 6s 1949 series B Ideal Cement Co deb 5s '43 -J&J Illinois Steel deb 4 Ha 1940—A&O 10234 8534 8934 Hall (P W) Holland-Amer Line 6s 7034 51 10134 10134 1st M 100 r Ontario Steel Products— 1st b f 6s 1943 101 1933 Without warrants 95 i 10134 r O Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944—F&A Oneida Community Ltd— S f Libby McNeil & Libby— joew s 47 1st s f 6s 1950 ser 10134 Int red to guar B Series 100 9934 J&J 10034 F&A 77 1st & ref 5s 1944 F&A 43 1st & ref 5s 1954 F&A 40 1st & ref 5s 1964— F&A 1st & ref 5s 1974 F&A r 53 9734 Leh & W-B Coal con 4s '35--J&D 91 85 s 40-yoar Ask 100 Series 10036 9934 9934 uehlgh Valley Coal— 1st 5s gold guar 1933 66 93 1954 1st & ref 5s 1934 9134 91 s 4% 87 86 f 434s 1954 cer 1st 14 J&D Wlthout warrants--- f 8 434s Cons J&J O—J&J J&J Cons s General Refractories Bid r J&D 9gllvle Flour Mills 6s '32 97 96 52 Bonda. A8k. Bid. Bonds. Ask Bid. Bonds. marked "f" and Inoom# and defaulted bonds. M*nd Interest" except whore bond prioas M&N s 7934 s 95 INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except Bonds. Ask. Bid Bonds. St Louis Gas & Coke Oorp— Stnfcz Motor Oar 7 Ms V 39% 38 90 St Maurice Valley Oorp— „ Deb g 6s 1931 Santa Ana Sug 8s 1931 r 55" 51 100 A&O 100 A&O 20 30" Saxet (The) Oo— 1st Hen coll 6s 1945—-J&D15 Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)— 89 89% 91% 83% 95% 91% 83% 96% 65 1st extl s f 7s 1945 Gen & ref 6 Us 1951 M&tsi 69 85 80 96% 99% 47% 75% Truax-Traer 84 Trumbull Steel s 101% 1 1 H «o IH 75 83 Deb s f 5s 1949 with warr-A&O Shell Pipe Line Oorp— Deb sf 5s 1952 M&N 74 74% —M&N 102 73 C&rp— 83% • 1953—M&N15 53 f 6s 1940.M&N 100 95 deb 0M« s 6s May 1 1942 Ser Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Oo— 48 Oo— Ooal 10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N Ulen & Oo deb 0s 1934 F&A Union Gulf Oorp— Ooll tr s f 5s 1950 J&J (Jnlon Oil Oo of California— Oonv " 1 8 f g A 65% 100% 84% 85" 102% 102% 106 106% 100 % F&A 6s Feb 1 1935 Ser O A&O 101 Deb 5s 1945 A&O 94% 4.55 CJn T'k Oar eq 4Ms '31-30-A&O b United Biscuit of Am 0s '42-M&N 103% 100 M United Drug5s 1953 M&S16 t f 6s 1947 J&J Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940—M&S 65 Siemans&Halske 10-yr7s'35—J&J Siemens & Hal-Siem-Schuck— Deb g s f 6%s'51with warM&S S leslan-Ana Oorp 7s 1941—F&A 102 102% 100 101 s 70 94 92 95 92% 98% 94% 98% 94% ' 102 101% 99% 99% 76 75 103 102% r Snider Packing Corporation 6% conv gold notes 1932.M&N f-:. 52% M&S 53 96% 97% 6% conv notes Apr 15 1933A&O Southern Advance Bag & Paper— 88 90 1st s f 6s 1947— Southern United Ice Co¬ ds 1947 with warr 56 58 J&D A&O 62 6%s 1938 A&O 8pruce Falls Power & Pap, Ltd— 1st m 5 Ms 1931-43 (s-a)— A&O Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42.M&S Stand Oil (N J)deb 5s Nov 15 1946 Stand Oil N Y deb 4%s'51 J&D15 Stand Textile Prod 6 Ms *42 M&S Starrett Invest sec 5s 1950—A&O 62 Stinnes (Hugo) Oorp— Gen 7s '30 (without war)_A&O 4.35% 104% 100% 101 101 Unit OU Prod 8s *31 ctf dep J&J25 United Industrial 1st 0s 1945.J&D Deb 0Ms 1941 95% Warren Bros Co— Oonv s f deb 6s 1941 5%% note 1 Straw bridge & Olothier— 1st s f 5s 1948 Struthers Wells M&S 98 100 96 96% 103% 102% 99 40 45 61 r 62 106 90 0M % notes'37 A with war M&S United Steamship 0s 1937—M&N United Steel Works (Germany)— S F 0Ms 1951 with warr,J&D Series • « •. ' V 102% Wheeling Steei Oorp— 1st & ref s f 5%s 1948 ser A- J&J 1st & ref s f 4%s *53 ser B-A&O WIckw Spencer Steel 7a "35— J&J f Certificates of deposit—... f White Sew M 6a '36 with W— 101% 89% &X J&J WIeboidt (W. A.) & Co. 5%s "39. WHlys-Overland 1st 0Ms '33 M&S Wilson & Oo 1st 6s 1941 A&O 1st m s 85 1st m 65 ser V 12 40 39 10 f*}&H 100 99 99% 92% 101 35" 40 86% 88% 101% 101% J&J ...F&A J&J f 5s 1978 ser A 5s 1970 J4 42 Winch Repeat Arms 7%s '41 A&O Wetherbee Sherman 6s 1944 Wood (Alan) ir & St 6s 1944- Woodward Iron 5s 1952— Yellow Mfg Accept Oorp— . 10 Without warrants Deb s f 0s 1940 M&N Wickwlre Spencer Steel Oo— Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N f Certificates of deposit 6%% notes 1934 Youngst Sh & Tube— 101% A&O B 101 81 79 79% 80% 81 United Steel Wks of Burbach Eich-Dudelange s f 7s '51-A&O Deb g 5s 1948 U S Radiator deb 5s 1938 U S Rubber— 105% M&N F&A 1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A—J&J 6M% serial notes 1932—-M&S 8M% serial notes 1933 M&S 0M% serial notes 1934—M&S 0M% serial notes 1935—M&S 0M% serial notes 1930—-M&S 0M % serial notes 1937 M&S 6M% serial notes 1938 M&S 6M% serial notes 1939 M&S 0M% serial notes 1940—M&S 3-yr 0% notes 1933 J&D Universal Pipe & Rad €« '30-J&D Universal Winding Oo 7b '37-J&J Utah Fuel 1st 5s f931 MAS Valspar Corp.conv.deb 6s'40 F&A Ofi 7s 1937M&N 92" 83 84% 75% Vanadium Corp. of Amer.— Conv deb 5s 1941 A&O Van Oamp Pack.—0a 1948 large- EXCHANGE SEATS. N Y Stock Kxch— t 80% O 53 55 97 97% Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938 Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942-J&D Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953—J&J Va Iron Ooal & Coke 5s '49-M&S Walworth Oo 1st 0s 1945 A&O Deb 6 Ms'35 ser A with war A&O — ' n • 105" White Eagle Oil & Ref Oo— S f heb 5%s 1937 -M&S15 Without warrants 80 101 0%a 1947 with warrants—J&J Valvoline 74% TItusville— 6%s 1943 8 54% 1 t 78" 71% 97% 72% 98 s 89 s 83% s 75 s 76% 83" .... 88 s 74 s mmmm 75 78 N Y Oof & Sug Ex. N Y Ourb Exch I s 98% 104% 58 Hartford Stk Exch. Kan City (BdofTr) Los Ang Stock Exch Montreal Stock Ex. New Orl Cotton Ex New Orl 8tock Ex. - Phil* Stock Exch— Pittsb Stock Exch. cPortl'd Stk&Bd Ex 35 St Loals Exchange- 12 24 82% 76% 85 Salt Lake Stock Ex. San Fran Stk Exchl 92 Without warrants Ward Baking 6s 1937 71 x J&D15 Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939—-M&S 102"" 52 78% 94% 89% 103% 53 11~500 16,000 21.000 500 100 97" lf.000 4,000 500 19 30 s 139 35 12 nOmaha Stock Ex 104% 550 87 41 Minn Oh of Oomm_ Minn-St P Stk Ex. 72" 98"" 19.000 10,000 Denver Stock Exch. id Detroit Stock Ex Ft Worth Gr & Cot Los Angeles Ourb Ex Louisville Stk Exch Milw Oh of Com— I Ol <Ol 7"66O 17,500 10.000 120,000 4,000 20.000 20.000 Cleveland Stk Exch Columbus Stk & B_ lOf" 90 .6",000 18.500 344 Chicago Bd of Tr..1.592 10.600 Chicago Stock Exch u470 «20 000 Cincinnati Stk Ex— 50 12,000 90% s Last Sale 1,351$310,000 6,000 Baltimore Stk Exch Boston Stock Exch. Buffalo Stk Exch— It- IIO :• No Ex-rights N Y Produce Exch-1,577 N Y Cotton Exch— 450 12~6OO 90 trlO,500 73 000 20 217 75 87 29 275 11: 500 ' 1 1 • ' 7,500 52,500 7,000 1,200 1 1 1 35',6OO 'tC lO 10 10 650 1,800 1,000 78 140.000 500 3,300 12,000 "550 500 ' ** 60 70 28 4.500 206 115 ll",006 Rw, 001 0»1 011 .1 4"O5O 3,500 I 50 51 15,000 cl.000 15,000 1,250 75 :61,500 Seattle Stock Exchl 94 Seattle Ourb & M_ j Toronto Stock Exch 62 Washington Stk Ex 40 13 465 45,000 2,800 51,000 12. 500 N It—1 ■o 10 - 9"6oo 25.000 SWheeling Stock Ex Winnipeg Gr Exch. Stinnes (Hugo) Industries— Deb 7s '46 (without war.lA&O Strauss (Nathan) Inc 6s 1938 74 100%' F&A 63 M&N i 99 1937 ebater O&O 1st g 5s '42 on Webster MUIs 0%s 1933— J&D W Va Ooal & Oo 1st 6s I960-J&J Western Elec deb 5s 1944 A&O Western Newspaper Union— 78 84 United Stores Realty 6a' 42.A&O U S & British Internat Ltd— Solvay Amer Invest Corp— Steel Oo of Oan 0s 1940 J&J 8teel & Tubes deb 6a 1943—M&S 5s 1933 , 15 14 United Porto RIcan Sugar Oo Sinclair Oons OH Oorp— 1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-M&S15 1st lien coll 6%s '38 ser B.J&D Sinclair Crnde Oil Purch Oo— 10-yr 5%s 1938 ser A J&J Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s '42--A&O Skelly Oil deb 5%s 1939—M&S Smith (A O) Oorp 6Ms '33.M&N Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd 1st 8 f 5%s 1953 A J&D A&O A&O 5s 1932 83 80% Silica Gel Oorp— 5 yr 6% notes'32 with war A&O Simmons Oo 5s Nov. 1 1944— 75 s M&S / / Oonv deb 6s 1944 97 $ 1 99 92" ~ fraylor Eng & Mfg 8s 1930— 26 1 49 103% 102 96% Trl-Utillties Oorp— Conv deb 5s 1979— 85 55 106 <Uf 54% 106 95" 3l" 85 1 5%' gold notes 1942 South America Rys— 98% 94 Oop & Ohem 0s 1941 -A&O 96 96 93 102% V 88 Thermoid Oo 6% notes 1934-F&A 45 Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 "45 ser E 0% bonds Apr 1 1940 ser P Seneca Copper 7s 1933 Servel Oorp (new) 5s 1948 Sharon 8teel Hoop— 1st 95 105 % Oonv deb 0s 1944 ser B—M&8 Texas Oorp deb 5s 1944 A&O Ask. Warner-Quinlan Oo— 85 A—J&J Bid. 15 (Leonard), Inc— 7Ms. 1940. with warrant Without warrants fenn Coal I & RR 5s 1951—J&J Tenn 90% !?H felts Bonds. ~78~ 4ugar Estates of Orleute— 1st s 17s 1942 —-—M&S 9% lugar Pine Lumber Oo— 1st M serial 6s 1932-1942-M&S 95M Sun Maid Raisin 0Ms 1942——— / 60 102 Sun Oil deb s f 5M» 1939—-M&S Susquehanna Silk Mills— 45 S f deb 5s 1938 J&D 103 M Swift & Oo 1st s f g 5a'44—-J&J 101% 10-yr 5% notes 1940 M&S 96 Taylor-Wharton I & S 6s '42M&S 1st & ref 7 Ms 1940 Ser F&A Serines (E W) deb 5%s 1943 F&A Scuflln Steol 1st 6s 1941 A&O Securities Oo N Y 4s cons..M&S Shell Union Oil Deb s f 5s 1947 Ask. JWd. 75~" 1937- A&O , 1st & coll tr s f 5%b'57, B St LRky Mt & P 5s '55 stpd. J&J St. Regis Pap 6%s '31-'34—J&D 93 where marked "t" and income and defaulted bonds. San Fran Curb 19 1 1 « • 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 15,000 1 1 1 1 ii 11 Ex/ 2",566 37500 12,~0"0"0" 0 Basis. / This price Includes accrued tncereuc. * Lass sale, n Jiuuiium. r Canadian prices, s Sale price, t Under a resolution of the Governing Committee of the New York Stock Exchange dated Jan. 24 1929 the number of members was increased from 1,100 to 1,375 Up to date 251 new members have been elected making present membership 1,351. The purchase of four rights entitles holder to one full membership In the Exchange. Sale at $625,000 before increase In membership in Jan. 1929, highest on record, u For new membership. Last sale of old membership, $110,000. The Governors of the Chicago Stock Exchange increased the number of members from 235 to 470 a 100% membership dividend being declared, each present member receiving one additional membership, z Curb memberships not included. 10 Detroit Stock Exchange declared a 100% membership dividend, increasing membership from 45 to 90. Present prices ex-this 100% dividend, t Sale Jan. 20 1931. t Price for combination membership in San Francisco Stock Exchange and San Francisco Curb Exchange. § Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed. No open market. Original price $250, now $1,000. H Book value. Memberhsip of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exch. is limited to 90. Exchange buys certifs. in order at $850 when funds are available, n Omaha Stock Exchange voted Dec. 27 1930 to liquidate and dissolve, v Portland Stock & Bond Exch. temporarily suspended on Feb. 1 1931. Last sale above given is previous to suspension. . ^ <sbn Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks Fat Stock*. North. Mills. Ask. Bid. I1ZTIIS MFG. STOCKS. Stock*. ilch Borden Mfg Oo (F B) 100 Sagamore Mfg (F R)— 100 Salmon Falls Mfg Arcadia M. Preferred 285 272 100 60 13 50 1234 56" 20 35 3634 Preferred Boston II-- Stafford M (F R)..J Stevens Mfg (F B).i 29" Thorndike 534 28 29 Troy Cot'n & Wool'n Mfg (F B) 500 Union Cot Mf (FB) J Union Mills..... "<T T i i ti O1il ii i ii lit III i i it 1 ii s 99 2634 101 i i 1 i i i III III (NB).J 1 11 1 11 I• oi III 1 1 1 Southern Mills. 3 34 % "l" 1 2 75 mm I i II 1 1 1 1 mm'mm mm 1 1 100 Arkwright MUls Augusta Fac (Ga> 30 200 90 40 yx-iSOr:;- 5 800 — Avondale Mills 500 Beaumont Mfg 200 7% preferred 59 62 92 5 250 100 20 65 60 Selton Mills (S O).. Preferred Bibb Mfg 100 Brandon Corp A. Class B. Preferred Calhoun Mills— Cannon Mills (t) Alpaca (Mass) 6 275 ^1' Geonold M (N B).. 285 134 13 f2~ lio" Life —10 Reliance— 10 Victory. 10 ioo" 90 120 1 !F Whitney Mfg (SO)./ Toodsiae Cot M.100 Preferred -100 15 14 Grinnell Mfg (N B). Hamdt W (Mass).. s 31 8 Ipswich Mills 100 Preferred ..100 Hilburn M (N B) i King Philip M (FB)i Lancas't M (Mass)_< Preferred lOu Laurel Lake com.. Preferred mm'mm 19230 Provldenoo. Canadian Mills. Convert, Ltd../ Can Cottons,Ltd. 100 Preferred -100 Domin Text, Ltd.(t) deferred .100 Montreal Cottons I Preferred .100 Peomans.Ltd com(t) deferred—...100 mm mm 534 8 11 .... "3" 21 r 51 81 r r 120 r 52 82 9334 r r 100 110 5334 56 r 100 20 20 54 50 Rhode Island (t) 45 20 24" 85 85 90 90 26 14 28 16 19 20 172 178 Richmond. St. Louis. Cent States Life—.5 Continental Life.. 10 Mo State w 10 INSURANCE STOCKS. St. Paul, Minn. Baltimore— American Baltimore 1234 13 St. Paul F A M...26 27 30 San Francisco. 525 305 79 555 Calif State Life 5 mm "l" mm m 6 mm mm mm 23"" 100 100 (M).. Mohawk Carpet. Mt V. Wood MIIIl (Bait). ioo Preferred 100 Narragansett Mills (F It) ...IOO NashawenaM ioo Nashua M(NH) 100 Preferred 100 Nat Fabric A Fin 100 Preferred 42" ICO 38 I6^i 1634 7 61 mm'mm mmmrn _ 100 Osborn Mills (FB).J Otis Go ~ Pac MUls (Mass) 105 Pan* quid M 20 „ 52 35 90 56 s 40 12" mm — mmmm — 14~" "534 Limestone C A M Marion Mfg NO 100 Marlboro CM (SO) .J MUls MUls pref...." Mollohon Mfg pref Monarch CM (SO) J Musgrove MUls Newberry O M (SO)i Ninety-Six MUls. _ _ Norris Cot MUls Orr Cot M (8 C).100 37"" 2234 85"" 100 icolet Mfg (S C)..J Preferred 100 Panola Cotton Mill 01 Apref(par 52 34) Pelham 30 29 6134 63 10 59 (Fire) -10 40" 45" 57 59 (Fire) 10 Life Insurance. Aetna Casualty A Surety 10 6934 71 84 88 52 5334 10 110 ■ 75 70 20 115 118 980 lOOO" 95 90 90 100 50 Louisville FireA Mar 200 140 Nor'west F A M. 20 American Firemen's 5 10 173 283 1834 2934 New Haven. 105 Pickens Cot Mills. 25 90 35 30 3034 New York. American Alliance. 2534 15 25 City of New York 100 290 5 65 69 3* 33 105 16 67 300 Commonwealth. .100 Continental 10 Fidellty-Phenf x. 10 Gen Alliance Corp 25 Globe A Rutgers. 100 Great American .10 HamUton 50 _ ll5" 10 73 , 90 _____ 13 78 1434 5 15 A .25 6 25 35 33 33* 80 88 Arcadian Cons 25 20c. 40c. "25c. Bunker Hill A SullIvanM AO 10 49 Cop A Sfi Oo_5 Co 10 Calumet A Ariz. .20 Calumet A Hecla.25 55 134 0034 38 9 Metals... Oerro de Pasco Chile Copper t 25 23 25 ff Cop Range Con.100 . 734 4534 49 20 685 4534 4934 21 700 75 Franklin Golden Centre Goldfleld Consol 90 105 X 25 25c. 50^. 5 134 134 3-16 Granby Cons MSA Power 100 5 16 19 Lincoln io Merchants Fire Asso 25 28 Common 10 National Liberty—6 New York 5 Northern 25 58 63 Guanajuato Cons. Hancock Cons...20 Hardy Coal 1 Hecla Mining 25c 834 "l34 71 Preferred 100 First National Cod (13.75 pd)._5 3634 SecurillO iltl Engineer Gold M. Federal M A Sm.100 34 17 1734 Louis)..—.10 25c. Greene-Cananea.. 100 4534 30c. 70 Granlte-Bl-Metalltc (St 9 21 75c" 25 '634 7 23 77 "65c" 87 Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, t) Assessment paid, c Par Value $700. d Price per share, not per cent, h Par value $1,000. Z Par value $100. m First installment paid, n Nominal, o Es-liquldablag dividend, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend, t Without par value. dividend. 16334 Stamped De Beers Cons M— Dome Mines.... (t) East Butte i 3534 34 634 10 io com 334 3 i-r, 7-16 Mines........... Knickerbocker 24 1 2734 Home Home Fire 1 3934 934 31 3 234 16234 734 2734 Hanover. 15 54 1434 Davis-Daly Copper 1 _ 31 100 13 65 Bronx Fire 100"" Lead Crown Reserve 75 75 80 6% preferred 45 33 ... __ 34 OressonOonGMAMl Pan Amer Life ...10 65 Mfg (S C)J Zinc Con Mln A Smelt ..25 58 Poe, F W. Mfg (SO)/ Riverside A Dan Blv 10 25 Consol Copper 6 Con Lead A Zinc_20 Brooklyn Fire 50 103 Gold Mining Algomah Carnegie Ins.....10 95 Mills Piedmont 40 Security 25 45 10234 Butte A Sup 10 Callahan Zinc-Lead 85 25 cent. 25 Adventure Cone..25 Ahumada Lead Oo.l Butte Newark. 20 400 26 Bingham Mines—10 Bonanza Dev Oo.lO Liberty Amer Equit com 6 Amer Reserve 10 Bankers A Ship..25 75 Per Preferred 10 80 40 2234 Andes Copper M_(t) Arizona Oom'cial—5 Arizona Globe Oop.l Louisville— 85 92 280 150 30 AnacondaCopMln 50 Am Central Life—50 nlOOO 17 85 107 f 101 / 101 Smelting New Orleans. 1334 102 MABINE INSUR¬ ANCE SCRIP. Amer 80 x 100 60 20 Union...6 i Alaska Juneau 100 95 3*95 48 MINING STOCKS. 85 mm 54 Atlantic Mutual— Insp A Ins Minneapolis— Phillips Buttorff M.J 42 27 10 Aetna 57 Preferred 25" Pocasset Mfg (FRL J 98 78 49 10 Hartford Fire Harcf Steam BoU 80 - 600 240 3l" 9734 Quissett Mills (NB) J Preferred 100 80 Lancaster O M Lane Cotton Mills.. Laurens CM (SO) J 834 V 4734 Automobile Ins 16 100 — ■ 82" Ponemah M (Prov).J Preferred 100 Potomska M (NB) J Pewdred A Alex t Preferred 100 95 13 tfartsvUIe Cot MtUa Hunter M fit A Com¬ mission Co pfd... 8prlngf Fire A M.25 National Hartford. 60 90 ■mm m. mm 3934 Fireman's 80 100 Nyanza M 40 — 2434 3"75 Corcoran 30 75 Newmarket Mfg Nonqultt M(NB)t * Gainesville Cot Mills Glenwood MUls 20 American com.. Indianapolis— 98 —igle A Phenlx.10 Easley Cot M, pref Enterprise Mfg(Ga) 3834 Detroit F A M 70 97 94 85 "I" 50 Naumkeag (Mass)'" American Life 50 94 Preferred 88 33 Washington. 10 Conn Gen... 10 Lincoln Nat Life. .10 Travelers' 100 80 634 ■ 2034 Aetna Life 40 60 2\Vs Klng(JP)Mfg(Ga)J s 2034 Detroit. Phoenix 38 32 Industrial O M pref. Mills Preferred Judson MUls A..100 Preferred B—.100 2 100 National Fire 20 Darl'g'n Mfg (S C).J Drayton Mills.—100 Dunnean Mllls__100 8534 Springfield,Mass. Camden— Oamden Fire 60 Inman 8 81 50 Western States Life. 320 Brooklyn—See N Y 80 55 . - Io" 90 200 Greenw'd C M(S C). Grendel Mills Preferred ...5. Hamrlck Mills 24 85 85 Gossett Mills 1 80 M dteam Cot Co.100 Nelld MUls (N B)__/ New Bedf'd Cot M.J Preferred —100 40 80 Gluck 1 25 Mass Bonding 8 200 Preferred Clifton Mfg (S 0)100 Clinton Cotton Mills Columbus Mfg (Ga) Converse (D E)_100 Gaffney Mfg (S G)_ 39 Lockwood Co (Me) / Luther Mfg (F B)..i Manomet M (N B)./ Mass Outt MlUs.100 March Mfg |FB) J Merrimack Mfg 24 6 7 % preferred 5 mm 3 Lawton Mills ...100 Lincoln Mfg (FB)._ ..... Firemen's Fund. 100 Home Fire A Marine Occidental Life Pacific Mutual Life. West Coast Life 100 Oolum Nat Lifo.lUO Boston. 83 Florence Mills 23 16 16 52 Virginia F A M..26 Deposited stock.. 57 39 r . 25 Guaranty .••.•..10 Merchants.. _(t) Michigan F A M.50 6 23 Jowpens Mills.. Dallas Mfg (Ala).100 10 2 4 mm 30 65 Chlquola Mfg Harmony Mills pf Holmes Mfg (NB)... Preferred .100 Heosac Cot Mills pf / • Jhesnee Mills 30 X 634 63A Puritan Life 20 98 95 if. Ohadwlck-HoskinaSC 49 Preferred Gt Falls Mfg (N H) a Preferred 55 3 Flint Mills (F B).. sale. ~9~ 52" Casualty 103 40 50 90 100 Co (Nfl) PbUa --100j Co—/ 100 share. 48 Everett M (Mass)..l Falrh Mills com. 100 {Mass)— 2434 35" I 4634 134 Draper Corp....100 Dwight Mfg (Mass). Edwards Mfg (Me Esmond M (R1). pf/ M&?iferre<k Middlesex Co 61 2334 it 1 1 Per Abbeville O M (SO) Anderson O M (SO).. Arcade Cotton Mills Arcadia Mills 100 5 31 80 Davis Mills (F B)..l Davol Mills (F B)..l Dexdale Hos com I , 24 60 10 People's Nat Fire... Boston— Cornell Mills (F R). Dartmouth Mfg Corp (N B) 100 Preferred 100 Franklin Co (Me).. General Cotton • 2334 Mfrs 65" -100 Philadelphia. Fidelity A Guaranty Fire Corp 10 2nd preferred.. Oaoun'i M (Me) 100 Farr Fire Association—10 Ins Co of N A 10 • l «>1 II ' » Ii—1 IT—1 i— O1i 11 1I * Preferred 26 i « 1 Wamsutta M (N B) I Weetamoe M (Ffi).i Westfield Mfg com Preferred 100 Whitman M 50" i i 1 Winnsb'e Mills pf 100 York Mfg (Me).100 15 21 A Preferred 75 105 25 wan 100 Preferred 100 Utica Steam & Moh Val Cot / 12" ■ i, Utica Knit Oo 125 i i Preferred _ 100 .... Common B. Preferred 95 95" ... Prov Wash'ton—100 (Mass).. 80 ...100 com 12" Io"" Tremont & Suffolk M (Mass) 100 2734 Mfg pref.100 Conn M 48 Preferred Suncook Mills pf Taber MUls (N B)..J 2634 City Mfg Go (NB) 52 46 31" 40 Brookside O.M Cabot Mfg 100 Cameron Mills ouariton Mills. .100 49 10 22 1st pref 2d pref Jctor-Monag 65"" 1234 Bourne Mills (FR).J Bristol Mfg (NB)..» 10 18 I 86" Preferred 100 Boott Mills (Mass)./ Border O Mfg (Fit) 1 Boss Mfg com 100 25 United States Westchester Preferred Skenandoah Cotton Oo (Utica) Soule Mill (N B).100 10234 Boone (Daniel) Woolen Mills—26 Booth Mfg (N B)._J Scuyvesant... .... - Spinning Co—(t) 7% cum pref—100 Blgel-Sanf Garp't..t 10 50 £ .... 62" 9 59 Preferred ....100 Berkshire Fine : 5 £ 100 share. 42 115 23 51 40 ' Preferred 100 Shaw Stocking..... Shove MU1 (Fit). 100 3 A* common Ask. Per & Print Wks com. Preferred £ outhern Franklin— 100 Preferred. Bid. Par 40 110 22 47 45 — .... .... 40 Stocks. New York (Cone.) North River 25 Pacific Fire— 26 Rossia Ins 10 Process common— 62 .... share. 25 £ ibley Mfg (Ga)-100 £ outhern Bleacher;y Shawmnt Cot Mills iFR) 53" Per £ (N H) ..100 Sharp Mfg (NB)-—J Ask. Bid Par Stocks. Ask. share. 2 Co 50c. 32 25" Amoskeag Mfg Amoskeag Go pref__ Androscog M (Me). J Appleton Go (Mass) J Arlington M (Mass) I Assoc Textile Cos __t Barnard Mfg (FB)_J Bates Mfg (Me).100 Beacon Mfg (NB)./ Bid. Per pa* Algonquin Print—I Am linen (Fall R)_J American Mfg—100 Par share. Per k Last xiEx- 95 INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Stocks. Per Helvetia Copper .25 Holllnger Mines 6 Homestake Min. 100 Per 53 W* 9 Nat Title Guar Naw Amsterdam Casualty (Bait) 10 d Northeast Surety— RKTIns(Wash) 100 State Title Mtge, 100 Suffolk TitleAMtge. 33 35 125 25 24** Inspiration Oons 20 58 i* 50c". La Salle Copper..25 Magma Copper Co. t 20 Mason Val Mines—6 Mass Cons.... 25 Mayflower Old Col 25 5c. 7*6 25* 25 9** MstherlodeOeaTnCt) Nevada Oons Oop(t) New Cornelia Cop.5 New Dominion A 1 New Quincy New River Co Preferred 11** :-M x IX 25 , X , 28.55 25c. 11*6 25c 10 X 39** 34 3X 14 Pocahontas Premier Gold M quincy..... »i<s 8 25 Rand Mines. Ltd 36** 21** 14** JA £* Joseph Lead 10 St Mary's Mineral- 31X 95 22 X 23 X 9X 9X 34 100 1 4 4 10 100 Aeronautical Indus t Warrants Toy ...1 Seneca Cop MIn f "15* Shannon 10 Shattuck Aria OoplO 5 "4 5* Shatcuck Denn t Silver King Ooal'n.5 Be Am Gold A Plat-1 South Lake ..25 iS 85 75 8% partic pref— Alleghany Oorp (t) d 5W % preferredlOO With 830 warr.. With 840 warr— 8X 7X IX 113 40c ""** Per Albany Tr (Boat) 100 a IX 49c ""** n (f) a I a Bromf Bldg Tr (B) J Business RETr(B) .1 Cent Bldg Tr (B). J a Ohlc R E Trua'a 1000 a City RET (O).IOOO Oengress St Associ¬ a 85 a —, a 35" d ates (Boston). i Copley Sq Th (Bos) .2 Devonlsh Big Tr(B)l 500 Chicago T A Tr.100 CitySD(Alb.NY)100 35 3000 8** Casualty Phila.10 d 55* 100 Empire TitleAGulOO Fidelity A D (Md) 50 d 161 Franklin Surety. Kentucky Title Co Preferred 100 Lawyers' Title A Guar —100 Lawyers' M Co...20 44** 25c 16J^ I 'referred 15 2X 7* 2X 14 100 Ata Vitrified Prod.60 Preferred 100 Amer Wind Glass Preferred 100 Am Wool (Mass) .100 ^referred 100 108** Bowm First preferred— Second preferred, 57" Bridgeport Mach. 9 asa Br'stol Brass n2X 7% pref 100 Bristol-Myers Co (t) d Brit-Am Oil Corp.-t Reg (t) 11** 11** Brit-Amer Tob regit d Ordinary bearer £1 ds 19X 20 255* 29** ,(+) Brit Col Pack (f) 75* 15 21 n Preferred 85 Arc Metal Constr.lC 19 38** 10 ,VA 27 1 24* 29 55 13 85 64 X 4 * 18 90 t 33 X 118** 34 122 4 4X 8X 51X 123 X 150X 8 60 X —25 mx 100 Dry 1st pref 2d pref A Jan tic Refln'g—25 48] d (t) d Preferred, 100 Am Caramel 100 Preferred ..100 Atu Chain com—(t) d Prei (with common «tk warrants)..100 Am Ohicle f d 2 3X 30** 81 86 2 4 18 21 36** 38 79** '84 40X 46 preferred—T 60'" ' 110 12** 14" 41 J* 41** 100 Atlas Stores..—.(t) Atiaa Tack 1 Auburn Automob.25 Austin, Nich A Oo-t 97** 11** 98** 11** 3** 227 2** 25 (t) Prior A Autosales Oorp 65 Colortype.(t) d 17 19 Preferred 60 Aviation Oorp of Am Aviation CorpODel) t —20 d 3 d 226 2% 23 Pref (non-vot)_100 Austrian Credit 05X American shares-. — (t) 8X 30 .100 OX 53 29 29** 45* 165* 4** 4** Aviation Sec Oorp.T Aviation Sec of N E. 15 108 Baker (J T) Ohem(t) A* 15 675 -25 Baldw Loc Wkfl-(t) Preferred 100 Baltimore Tube-100 22 Pr eferred --—-100 o 40 Amer Hard Rub, 100 37 32 Bamberger (L) Sc Co 5X% pref 100 25 d 45 Bush 25** 102** TermCocom(f) 7% debenture. 100 2** 111 10 14 75 24** 100 5 35 103 103** 49 Byers (A M) com—T Preferred 100 Oallf Pack Corp.—t Calif Petrol——25 99** 41 20 Wyant A Campbell Cannon Fdry—(t) Canada Oement.100 Preferred 100 Preferred Wire Cable A Canada 62 24** 110 Bldgs pref 100 55* Butler Bros 20 d Butler (James) com. dn Preferred 100 dn Butterlck Go (t) d 14** IX Balaban A Ka%'&— V t e— 35 28 Can Dry Ging Ale.t Canada SS Lines. _t dr 51** IX 3X Babeock A WU—100 8X w* 1 Powder Preferred 65 53 Commercial Alcohol com v t ct d Am Credit lndem.26 d Amer OyanamldA(t) d 33** 15** B—(t) 7% cum pref. .100 Burr Add Machine (t) 48*1 Plywood—(t) 100 100 25 d 70" * 2X 18H 95 Aw as 91 100 A(t) Bush Terminal Atlan Steel com. 100 Atlas 145* Burden Iron pref— Com class 311 10 Watch—(t) —(t) Bulova Burns Bros com X 10 -(t) Co.-—-(f) Bullard Bunte Bros Preferred 90 35 17** 111*6 305* 456 >-100 Preferred 97 IW 80 49 .60 $2** conv. pref..5 Budd (E G) Mfg.(t) Budd Wheel. 225* 25** .—100 —100 Am Hardware 1 50c Associated OQ 25 Associated Simmons Hardware pf—100 At) Fruit A Sugar..t Atlan Lobos Oil—-t Preferred -50 (t* 100 Oollender.. Preferred Buckeye Pipe L 2 G'ds—T Atl Gulf A Wind SP Lines stpd—(t) deferred 100 Brunswick-Balke- 3* t KSG 7% preferred-,100 Canadian Amer Coal 25 Associated Apparel Industrial (t) As oc 84X Dept Stores..(t) d IX 1st pref 7%—100 12 Am EncTiling—(t) d 13X Am Express. 100 188** Am Fork A Hoe.(t) d 18 14 50 33** 117** 7% cum pref,.100 Arundel Corp (t) Asbestos Oorp Ltd.t dr lYef erred. IOC Preferred 49 3 4X 14** Bucyrus-Erfe Co ,10 24^ Am 163 '** 18** <t) 100 Brown Shoe — 1*| dr 100 .100 Brockway Mot Tr(t) 7 % cu ra con v pf 100 Brown Co pref 100 53 Oorp 7% pref, 88 1st pref 2d pref 110 100 Preferred 100 Armour A Oc*(Hl)— Com Ol A—.—25 Com 01B—L—28 Preferred ..—100 Ltd(t) Brit Empire.SteellOO 22 Class B 9 101 n1* 25 45 Wringer,—(t) Am Wr Pap v t c,(f) $6 pref \ t C—(t) Anaconda W A O. (t) Anchor Cap ._....( t) *6 X conv pref. (-p Appalachian Corp— Art.loom Amer 10** 195* 20** 45* Class B 34** Amer 2 (J) BrlggsMfg Briggs A Stratton (t) Brill Oorp cl. 20 Amer 420 120 15* ** Bilt Hotels- 19X Prior 96J* 98 100 Botany Cons M. A50 98 s 58** com.(t) Preferred 128 8 Woven Hose A Rubber Armstrong Cork—f Arnold, Constable.| Am Cigar Preferred ■f 26 Boston 100 Am Type Found. 100 Preferred Preferred. 15* tin Borne. Scrymser—25 Boston-Herald Traveler Oorp Armour A Co of Del r ..—, Borg-WarnerOorp 10 Am Thread pref 6 Am Tobacco com.25 d 114 Common B 25 d 116 ... 64** Booth Fisheries— (t) 1st preferred.. 100 Borden Co .25 50 Common pref. 100 A—(t) d Common B t d t — 355* (t) d - com 18 Amer 135* lTt< IOO Brass Bohn RefMg Bon Ami Archer-Daniels Mldt 97 82** X Bohn Aluminum A —100 AP W Paper 95 18" 91 Biumenthal (S)—■ t 192 i09^ 15 56 Preferred 100 Bioomiogdale Bros, t Pref cum 7%—100 F'driea.Ct) 122 94 255* 2d preferred^.. 10 d Blocb Bros Tob—26 d 75c 7X 20*1 100 A (t) dr 68 (t) dr 295* Class B Oanad 14*6 16** 95** 35** Brewing—if/ d Canadian Bronze (t) dr 34*6 Preferred 100 r 110 Canadian Car AF(t) dr 165* Preferred 2 dr 23** 10 Canadian Celanese,, i 105 65 Preferred 100 Eagle Oil dn IX Canadian Can Fafrbank pf-100 Can Fdys A Forg— Class A (t) 10 40 79 r 50~" American Glue 46" d T d 50 d Preferred 26 Properties,. 110 Co—(i) Blisa (E W) Co 16 Am Oar A Fdy 415 d 50c Preferred 60 94** (+) 20 Am Can 90 Commonwealth— Home Title Ins (NY) d 8hs_(t) ►ck— (t) Preferred 100 Columbia Title 5 d 1 Pounders TITLE GUARANT EE & SAFE DEPOSIT ST OCKS Bond & M Guar—20 34X 15** Preferred 100 Am Brown Boverl El IX 13** 34X — Common Texas Pacific Land Trust sub shares. 1 9 142 X 11 25 d Preferred Blauner's 76 ..... Am Brake Sh A F 35 25 60 _ 47 45 6% preferred..100 109 t d Aluminum Ltd Leather 7 104 191 Preferred. .50 Am Beet Sugar —(f) Preferred .100 American Book—100 50 Factory Big Tr (B)„l Fifty Associates (B) HotelTr (Boston)..! fUmbfcll Bldg Tr(B)J New Orleans Land 10 New York Investors Common ...._(t) 1st preferred—100 2d preferred..100 48 1 7% 1st pref—100 115 6% 950 ... (B) (Bost).I 48X 45*6 50c Preferred 100 Aluminum Co com.t Am Bank Note —, .... 47 295* 5 d Amerada Oorp 1 Amer Agric Cbem— (Delaware t d Amer Agric Cbem— (Conn) com $0 cum pref Amer Airports... American Arch,,100 97 a , 57** 121 17 com,. Blaw-Knox Preferred t d — Bickfords Preferred 7%..100 d Amal Sugar com... 1 d 1st preferred—101 70" 80 65 115 (Washington) Class B Aoiai share. 35" a 9X 123 X Aloha Portl Cem.(t) d 250 82" a 9 Allison Drug StoreaCiass A. f 60 a 75c s 8X 7% pref. 13 X 18 60 X 142 6% pref——100 Aiuxu Goods Mfrs.i d Amalg Laundries n Alliance Realty t Bedford Tr (Bos) 100 (Bos). 100 Wh'se(B) .1 Alles A Fisher (f) Allied Ohem A Dye Oorp 1 Uomrnoa 13 X 180 20** 43 (t) d Black A Decker..(t) d Am Therm Bottle At ■ 4 Preferred Refg—100 Preferred .—100 75 25* 10 •*:$ Am Sugar 7 74 Belding Hem*way(t) Belgo-Can Pap pflOO Bel lam-a Aircraft.(t) Bendix Aviation, (t) Ct) Bethlehem Steel, (t) 7 % cum pref—10i Birtman Elec Co 25 Preferred 100 Am Solv & Chem__t Preferred lox 100 Allis-Cnalmers Mfg X 110 59 Beech-Nut Pack..20 d $2** cum pref. l 25 d Billings A Spen 3 39 J* American Stores 93 warr.. X REAL ESTATE TB if LAND STOCKS Beaton Wharf Co _ Without 7% preferred -100 88** Inc 7% pref—100 Blyn Shoes Inc 10 Am Sum Tob 15 5X IX 57"' t American Stove. 100 X 1-16 Wenden Copper 1 Yukon Gold ...5 Bos R E T 92X t Victoria BerkeleyHotelTr (B) I Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O) .1 BosGr'd R'TTr (O)l (f) Air-Way Electric Appliance (t) 7 % preferred. 100 Alaska Pack "5" 25 Bohack (H C) com.t 9 (t) 11 Bayuk Cigars 1 7% 1st pref—.100 Beatrice Cream. .50 10C IX Alexander Ind com.l 15c" Superior A Boston 10 Tack-Hughes G M_1 Corp t Tonopah-Belmont .1 Tonopah (Nev) 1 Tonopah Ext Min.l Trinity Copper .5 United Verde Ext50c Utah-Apex 5 Utah Copper Co—10 Utah Metal A Ton.l 4 14 — 50 56 X 2** 8econdpf,100 Am Steel 99 8X 25 20 84 .60 d A Preferred 4 m Rubber... (t) Preferred -.100 Air Investors com (t) Allegh Steel com.(t) Tennessee 15 9X (f) Air Reduction 35 1 100 Am Snuff (t) Preferred Radiator ^referred "IX X rlH 125* 22** f t (t) 7% cum pref. .100 Amer Repuo Corp.f \rr» Roiling Mill.>25 6% pref ser B.100 Am Safety Haior (t) American Screw.106 Amer Seating v t c.+ Amer Ship bldg—(t) Amer Ship A Oom(t) \ inSmeit A Refg, it) 6% Mfg— Class B Ajax Rubber 8 —25 Pan 39" 88 32 100 ■ 2c St 37** 4* Stand Sanit 20 195* 87 Aetna IX 83 (t) preferred—60 Preferred... Amer Aeolian-Weber Aero Supply Class A 11X & 28 New class A Amer Pneo Set*v—25 1st 36 ■ Preferred 50c VA : fc (t) Advauce-Rumely (f) _ 105 41 105** 5% preferred 100 Adams MUlis—(t) 7%pf w w 100 Addressograph Inter¬ national Corp.. (t) Aeolian Co pref, 10X Piano & Plan—100 % —1 20 Locomotive.t Preferred 100 Amer Mach A Fdy.f Amer Piano— g7„ 7 % preferred—100 Acme Steel 25 10c 8 Amer M ultigraph.. t Amer News —10 Abraham A Straus, t IX 245* 2X X 10 — 6 100 Barnsdall Oorp Class A voting 25 19 Amer-La France Foamlte Corp, American Meter (t) 6**% pref Barnet Leather Preferred 11* Amer I G Ohem A— Am Intern Oorp..(t) Am Mach & Met Dairies pref 2d. 100 2X Pond Creek— Preferred CaBt Bos Co kcsex St Tr 30 X tbbotts Alderney 20 59 11 120 Bankers Sec Corp Preferred -.60 30 Amer 5 100 7% preferred—100 6% pref 100 1** 24** 2X com20 non-cum Laundry Machinery — d ftWtibl Pow & Pap.t 47 3** 6% 7 70 25 20 A Sons 10(1 7 % preferred. . Barker Bros 6% preferred. .100 26 X 8 5 15 25 10 Ojibway Min 25 Old Dominion Ce.25 Ontario SUver Min, t Patlno Mines A Amer Ice Co Bancroft (J) 61 25 (t) pflOO Amer Metal Co.. 50 Ohio Copper B»e Sttor pf-60 Bid. Par Per 7X rx 29 Amer II n 18 Fidel AGu (Md) 50 d Vash Cons Tit Hosiery Preferred 80 i'GJUSTRIALAND MISCELLANEOUS 46 North Butte North Lake,. Land Title Gu TrtStL) 100 Jnion GuarAMtglOO 175'" 70 Bfioeka. Ask. Am-Hawailan SS.10 Am Hide A Leath (t) Preferred 100 Amer Home Prod—t Amer 140"" Tuie A Inv Md—50 d Idams Express— 100 .100 Park-Utah— Gonsol Mines 31X 95c. 12c" Newmont Mining. 10 Nipissing Mines...5 Noranda (f) Enterprise IX 28 X 105X 21 26 MolntyrePorcupine# Copper— 5 Mining Corp of Canada—5 Miami . 210 ... 5** Bid, Par, share. 58A 100 Iron Cap Copper _ 10 Island Creek Oo&l.l x 27 ** Preferred 1 x 105 Isle Royale Cop..25 5 Jerome Verde, _-50c Keweenaw 25 24 5* Kennecott Copper.t Kerr Lake x o Lake Copper 25 Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1 r 28.45 La Rose Mines,Ltd.fi Mohawk Stocks. share. Lawyers Westchester 185 Mtge. A Title—* Maryland Cas Oo_25 d Mtge Bond A Title 5 com (t) d 69 Nat Surety Co—50 50 8X (t) Copper-. Ask. Bid. Par share. 15 Howe Sound Oov t ct Hudson Bay Min & Smelting Stocks Ask. Bid. Par 100 - 10 (t) Class B : a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, of 30%. r Canadian price, s Sale price. t Without par value ■ d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale. New stock u Ex-cash and stock dividend, I Par value $100. e Ex-stock div. x n Nominal, Ex-div. v o In liquidation; ex-div- Ex-rights, z Ex-warrants. Per 260 50 dr 62 Canadian Gen El 100 Preferred Class it) dr B ; m - - 4% 3% r 100 r 25 dr 1% 1 % 24% d d 7% pref 100 (J I) Co Stpd ctf 100 Pref stpd ctf__100 Case Lockwood & Bralnard Co_-100 31 1% 1% 25 105 % 105% 113 115 43% warrants —100 OelaneseOorp —(t) d Celotex Co coni _(t) d Vot trust ctf—(t) d 7% pre! 100 Celluloid Co com (t) 23 44 81 24 5% Preferred —100 Consumers Co com 5 d Pf(8%)(non-v) 100 10 21% 58 14 3% 36% Oont'l Oil (Del)..(t) 10 Cont'l Oil (Me) v t c Cont'l Shares (vot) t 24 5 Central Airport -(t) dn Central C A O 100 Preferred -100 8 19% 4% 57 % 4% 65 22 7% preferred.-100 2r 1 2% Cessna Aircraft com- d Preferred Oosden Oil Preferred 250 105 110 104 30 d 2 105 35 79% 7% 114 11% 5% 1% (t) Orosley Radio—(f) — Grosse&BlackwelH t) 110 2% 14% 120 Chesebr'gh Mfg- _25 d 110 Chestnut A Smith 2 __ Preferred Chlckasha Cot O_10 d 12% Chic June Rys & Un St Yd stpd.100 x 155 Preferred 100 x 105 Chic Pueu Tool —(t) d 10 % $3% pref—f d conv Chic By Equip 26 d Preferred 25 d Chic Wilra A Frank Coal com 100 Preferred ICG Chic Yellow Cab—t d Childs Co com—t d Preferred-. 100 24 % i i% 13% 108 104 109 — Cuban Tob — 2?* Olev ft Buff Tr 100 Cleve Tractor...(t) Oleve Cliffs Iron—- 5 7% Eureka Pipe L—100 d Eureka Vac Clean, t d Evans Prod 5 d 27% 33" 10 10% 6% 20 49% 102% 1% 2 "5" "4% 4% 3t* 30 ■3% 23 10 21 2S* 8% nH 27 1 4 21 % 3 "5% 91% 116% $7 preferred—(t) d 115% Ourtls-Reid 3% 5% Warrants 7% $8 pref-_(t) d 109 pref t d 106^ 27 % cum cum v Preferred (f) d Olevel'd Quarries 100 81 84 Cutler Hammer., (t) D fl Holmes Ltd-100 75 Davison t Federal 69 % 75 Dayton Airpl Eng(t) Ollnchfield Ooal_100 5 Preferred 100 65 Cluett, Peabody 29 t Preferred _100 99% Coca-Cola Co t d 160 7 70 Class A (f) d Coca Cola Intern. (t) d Co hn-Hall-Marx f d 52 % 161% 52% .. Peet (f) Preferred 100 n mGf JT%)- 1Q0 Collins Co 100 Colombia Syndicate Colonial Beacon Oil t d Color Pictures Colo Fuel A Iron.100 46% 102% 13% 73% 47% 103% '"% 5-16 78 100 31% 21 Preferred t d 4 Devoe 23 15 % 5 17 2 8 % 40 d Aircraft-(t) Preferred Detroit 3 110 1 52 UnStkVds-lT) d 103 100 Derby O A Ref com t ds 3% Denv A 2% 7% 50 d Det A Clev Nav 2d pref Columbia 14 Federated Metals. _t d Fiat Am 57 107 3% 8 ■_ 90 22 29% cum 1st pf—25 d 6%% cum 25 d pref 100 83% t f d 6%% 1st 85% warrants-.100 d 101H Owim Solvents Conde Nast 5 t d Pub_"("t) d Congoloum-Nairn— r Preferred 10 Congress Cigar Oonsol Aircraft Oonsol Oar Heat. 100 n Cons Olgai'Oorp. (+) 6%% pfd w w.lOO % pf ox-war 100 _ 7 7c prof erred-.100 Cons Film _ $2 cum 88 Indus._ part pf"t Glass. 100 Preferred 100 Dom IAS pref.. 100 130 6 35 17% 32 106 7% 33* W* 99 11% 25 27" 7 9% d 56 32% 58% 34% 65 75 78 79% 8 8% 70 17 Cons Coal of St L. 100 20 145 6% 49% 40 123" 125 121 20 Domin Rubb pf.IOG Dom St Corp pf.lOO Dominion Steel 22" 6 Dominion Stores, (t) Donnacona Paper(t) dr 21% —- 6% II* 45 Douglas Shoe pf.iOO 55" t d —.100 102% Dow Ohem com Preferred Dow 50 38" 55 49% Drug Preferred 100 104% 13 (t) d Driver Harris Co 100 33 36% 76 85 Drug, Inc (t) d 72% 32 Dry-Ice Holding 6% Ounhill Internal;-(t) d DuplanSilk f d 12% 103 8% cum pref-.100 - $7 conv pref... (t) 100 Foundation Co ...f Foundation Co (Can) 73 38 9 13% 105% Preferred d d t dr com Freeport Tex Co.—+ d Fuel Oil MotorsFuller (G A) Co— Partic pref_—(t) d 2d preferred.. t d Gabriel Co. clA— _t "7" 6 Gamewell Co (t) Preferred 22 Gotham d Gen Am Tank Oar Gen Asph com... 16 _ ? d Bak Cow com Ctfs of dep — 5% 4% 4% 75 85" 4% Grand (F A W) 5-1025c Store com.(t) d conv pf_100 Grand (F A W) Silver d Stores Grand Union Co_(t) d d S3 22% 16% 42% 43 25 d 36% 2% 25% 36% 3% 32 35 10C Gray A Dudley. .100 Preferred Gt Atl vot A Pac com. Non vot com Preferred 16" 90 % 2% u 27 29 Grigsby-Grunow.. (t) (t) 4% Gruen Watch 100 Guantanamo Sug—t Preferred 100 Gulf Oil Corp 26 d, Gulf States St'l— (t) d 1st preferred--10u Hahn Dept Sts„ (t) d conv Hall 27% 45 $6 pref Hammermill 13 15 5 d 6% cum 16% 5% 35% 17% 6 38 100 10 d prof. .100 103 20 25 93 100 Paper common 175 11% 8% 100 Hamll-Br Shoe 25 d Hamilton Watch-(t) d 9% 52% 52% 50 (W S) Printingvtc—10 s 27 Hale A KUburn—100 15% % 6% 64 62 pf-100 16" 26% 10% 4 _ 6%% 40 22 Grnfld Tap A Die. t d Preferred 100 Preferred 15% 17 d 1 d Knight 22 90 96 92 92% % 16% % 17% Hanna (M A) 1st $7 cum.pref (t) Happiness Candy Stores class A t d Karbauer Co. (t) d 33% 4% 34 5 5 28 32 Harb- Walk Ref 50 55 l% 37% 3% 1% 37% Common 37% t d 117 Preferred 100 9 Hartman Corp cl A" t d 6 Class 5 B t d 4% 38 9% 5 Hart, Schaffner & 82 65 70 4% 5% 3 68% Haskelite Mfg com— d 35 Class B vot tr ctf. d d Preferred 52 104% 1% 68% 32 32% 19 22% 17 14 d pref Hathaway Bakeries A a New 100 32 90 68 -100 Marx 85 16 . 4 4% 34 52% s _ 8% West Sug-(t) d Preferred lOu 115 2 25 57 Gt Nor Ore Prop (t) d Great Nor Pap 25 d 17% 60% % 104% 15% 22% 63 61 Great 50% (t) d 8 10% 25 s 87 Silk— Coupler A— t d Graham-Paige Mot t d Vot tr ctf_. 1 d 6%% 42% 84 96 12% 9 Gardner Denver c(t) d 28 Preferred 100 100 Gardner Motors....25 d 1 Gen Aviation 1st pf Gen Baking (new) 42% 86% Goodyear T A R of Canada pref--100 r 104 Gorham Inc com A-1 19% S3 pref with war-f d 20 Gorham Mfg com(t) d Hawaiian Com — 40 • 12 12% 92 95 35 44% 38% ; A Sugar 25 HawaiianPineap'le20 Hayes Body t Haytian Corp of Am Hazel-Atlas Glasa_26 d d d 5% d 2 d 39 6 2% 40% 23 t 37% t d t d 110 Gen'l Bronz f 37% d 38% 35 Ctfs of dep Gen Bak Co pref 8 37% 114 8% a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian uEx cash and stock dividend. 0 Ex-stock dividend, x Ex-dlvldenck v Ex-rights, t Without par value. d Tea (t) d 230 1 118% 100 80% Gt Lakes Tow—100 98% Preferred 100 12 17% 90% (f) Preferred 114* "M A (t) d prof (t) Goodyear T A R of California pref 10% 10% 18% 10% 12% 2 Galena Oil Gen 7% 9% com— 1st Preferred dr 14 )OC RySup_(f) Eraser Cos 100 _ Orat A d 125 d Fox Film cl A... f Fox Theatres Acomf d Franklin (H H) Mfgl d Franklin _ Tire Rubber $7 - Preferred Fostoria Glass 33 A Coal B War extJanl5'33 ^ 109 prer with Ford Co Ltd— Guar Tr rets —100 warrants) Goodyear _ 6 101% d 14% Class B-.---—„t d Coram 1 Invest Tr. t d * ~~ 29 7% 1st pref—.100 u 108 % Conv pref opt ser 7% ^"ref cl B 6% pref.. 100 Follansbee Bros-(t) Ford Motor France- d Foster Wheeler., (t) d Preferred _ 3 2 t d t com Dominion 85 19% 22% 23 % com d Ford Mot of Can 100 Class A t d 35 84 1st pref cod v pflOO 19% 25% 0% conv cl A 60 d 34% Commercial Credit (N O) pf_25 dx 23 22 Preferred 100 Fisk Rubber com—t d 1st preferred.. 100 18 19% 23% 23% 84% 16 FlrestoneT A Rub. 1G d Florsheim Shoe 6%% pref (with $6 cum conv pfd-t F) f Goodrich (B Preferred 1 (Bait) com A—(f) ds 10 Common B (t) d 19% 25% 36 Common vtc___t d Oolum Uarbonvbc(D d Commercial Credit, t d d 17 Ditiiorgio Fr't units.. Dixon (J) Oruc—100 Doehler Die-Cast (t> 7% pref —50 $7 preferred...(t) Dominion Bdge.lOO Dom Coal pref. .100 26 Sons—__(f) 2% 110 100 Preferred Gobel (Adolf) Oo„ t Gold manSachsTrad t d Gold Dust Corp v t c1 ^ 4% "* d 5th Ave Bus Sec.. 50 11% 64% 7% prior pref-100 Globe-Wernicke -100 (t) Granite City Steel (t) Grant (W T) (t) 6% Istoref .-IOC60% First Ky Co 6% pref 100 First Nat Stores..(t) d 45 52 First pref 33 100 105% 11 —10 d 21H 8% pref Fishman (M H) d 103 11% dep rets 6% % cum pref 100 5% 1!* Glen Alden Coal—t Glidden Co 1 70 102% 100 11% d Inc 1st pref..-100 Class A (non-vot)t Dictaphone com_(t) shares d Columbia Pic com.t u 10C Aviation. 28 120 12% 10C pref Diamond Match, (f) Preferred 25 2 Graphoph Amer 36 10C 110 Raynolda Diamond Shoe 30 38 85 7% preferred-- .20 d De Forest Phonofilm 9% 103 Arms Mfg 26 d Columbia Bak com. 1st preferred. 4 t d 100 Deep Rock Oil A Ref 7% pf—100 9 21% Preferred 100 Colt's Patent Fire „ 9% Deere A Co com—(t) d .. Oolgate-Palmoilve- Collins A Aikman (t) d A Preferred A 6 5% BakShops com (t) d Filene's 6% t Preferred 36 Finance Co of Amer d Amer shares Common j 33% 33% 20 111 Decker (A) A Cohn 110 w (t) $5 pref Gimbel Bros— Gould 31 Federal Mcr Tr.. 1 d Fed Screw Wks—(t) d Federated Dept Sts t d Debenhams Sec— 33 Ohem 35% Without war 100 t d con?. 12% 82 Gilchrist Co Gillette Saf Raz- (t; Hosiery (voting) -t 7 %pf (withwar )100 Preferred 1 (t) d 80 0% cum pf A—100 Gibson Art t 4 — Preferred Fed 70 38 4% _ Faultless Rubb 5% 17 Cilffs Corp v t c 9 101% 4% Players Fay A Egau (t) Gen Theat Eq v t c. t jN*0WV Gen Tire A Tub. .26 37 Fanny Farmer Candy Shops pref -1 d Fashion Park Asso.t d 7% cum pref—100 3% ..H 1 a Oushman's Sons 2% 24 68% 1 d 25 dn 10 Sugar-—100 Falls Rubber Preferred 2 com OurtlssWrlghtCorp t Conv A (t) 22 105% Can Corp com--(t) dr 33% dr 33% Voting tr ctfs 91 135 F&lardo 1 Curtis Pub com...(t> 21% 21% 105 d Falrchild A via A % 1 v tc„. 5% Fairbanks Co 25 d 1% 6% 8% non-vot Df-100 Fairbanks Morse. _t d 21% Preferred 10C 100% Famous 87% 29 36% 103% 30% Preferred..—.100 36 H 12 35 100 d 103 Equit Office Bldg(t) d 30 Preferred IOC Preferred A** 46 21% (Cleveland) (t) d 36 6%% cum pf—100 86 % City. Investing.-100 105 City Stores-(t) d Class A _(+) d City & Sub Homes— Clark Eq Co com_(t) 25 Claude Neon Lt 7% Endicott-Johnsoa. 50 d 40 Oudahy Pack 60 Cumberl Pipe L-.50 Ourtiss Airport Ate CurtissAerop Expt t Curtiss Fly'g Serv (t) 21% 26 CIn Un Stk Yds. (t) City Ice A Fuel : Sugar com 9% 40 49H 33 8 Exch Buff Corp—t d Fair (The) Chic.—t d 100 _ % d Uorp.(t) Emp Oapw Cuban Cane Prod (t) d Cuban Dominican 100% d 38 (t) (t) 2% 1% (f) da: 30 4% 38% (t) Cuban-Am Bug 10 Preferred-—-. 100 10 * Vot tr ctfs. Pref A... Pref B Preferred 100 Cuba Cane Sugar—1 Preferred 100 Cuba Co t OhrtstieBrown&Co.f d 100 Chrysler Corp (t) CinTob Wareh—100 56 (t) Class B. Seltzer 33 50% 92 74 2 Emerson's Bromo 36 31H 15* 90 1st 7% 33 Crucible Steel—100 22% 27 % 104 7% d 2nd pref. Crown-Zellerbach 10% 'si* 6 3 2 1% 3 12 2d 68 Orown-Willam Paper 1st preferred t d 24 % 21" v 64 Crown O'k A Seal (t) Preferred (t) Preferred- —-100 12 3% 61% 63% 19% 18 preferred--100 preferred.. 100 Emers BrantclA-(t) d 3 109 63 Ely Walker D G..25 17 100 65 64% 106% 100 3 Electric Boat (t) d 60% Elec Cont A Mfg__t d 23 Ink—(t) $6 pf with warr.(t) $6 preferred 8% 68 65 Preferred 32 31% 9 22% 8% 21% d 69 Gen Ry Signal com 1 d Preferred 10(1 105% General Reflrac t d 47% 33 Gen Steel Cast com f 81 Elgin N Watch.—26 Elk H Coal Corp—t Preferred 50 11% 78% "7% 1 d T Gen'l Print 6% 68% 4 d _ 1 d Com vtc 25 10 15 7% preferred--100 Eibingon Schild _.(t) d 6%% 1st pref. 100 Electric Auto-llte (f) d (f) Outdoor— Gen'l Petroleum 19*1 18% Preferred——100 46% 98% 42% 102 Advertising A 164% 134 100 (Safcon Axle A Sp—t d Scon Groc Stores.(t) d Edison Bros Sts. (+) d 3% 17% 34 com 25 Preferred 100 Oream of Wheat t Creole Petrol f 44- Non parfcic pref--.. Eastman Kodak— t d 162% 53 52% t 5% pref General 24 100 45 hii 112 108 100 Mills 48% 24 6% cuinpref—100 Motors.-10 „ 7* 48% 11% General Eastern 99 Lines..5 dx 23% 1st pref. 100 x 95% Preferred General II" 9 37 120 11% 1 Crane Co Crex Carpet Crock-Wheeler t d Elec Stor Batt Chase B&Cop pf 100 103 Checker Cab Mfg (t) d 14 Rights 2 1% Cro well Publish'g (t) Preferred 100 Crown Cork Int A (t) Chapman Valve. 100 d 79% 152% -.100 150 7.% 11 116 114 Gen Foods Corp_(t; Gen Laund Mach—t d Prior pref Elsemann Magneto 8 12 100 . 200 b3% 9 4% 7% 28% Preferred 10 Corn Prod Befg—25 Josg-Meeh Coal Doty Inc 7 61* f OontWdScrewcomlO (t) d East Roll Mill Preferred 33 17% 60 Continental Can Oont Dlam'd Fibre, t Continental Mot—t Eagle Lock 25 dx 30 6 Eagle-PIcher Lead 20 d 9 Eastern Mfg 6 d I8S %% 48 41 2 26 6% 2 12 1 21 35 1 6* x?* Container Corp A-20 -.100 Special 6% stk_10 Gen Fireproofing. t 50 16 share. 9 19 Gen Cigar common 1 Preferred 100 General Electric- (t) 7% pref 2% 8% 2!* 40 A 3% 6% prior pref-100 7% 1st pref—100 13% preferred., (t) $7 pref —(t) Champion Coated Paper. 100 Preferred 10G IX 5 Class B (vot)„(t) If* srA Centrifugal Pipe—t d Century Bib Mills-t d Preferred 100 Cert'n-TeedProd—t d st* 1 100 Jensol Textile t Dons Coal of Md-100 | Oont Bkg A (vot) (t) 3 Durham Duplex Raz Prior pref with cl B com war.. 100 Durham Hosiery-60 d Preferred 100 Per General Cable—(t) Class A (+) 95 124 d 14% 4 war JN 4% 24% 14% Class B 1st 100 8% pf with de Bid. Par share. 94% -20 123% Deben stock-.100 d 2% Durant Motors--(t^ 8% Durant Mot. (Can.) dr 75" II— Oonsol Retail Sts__ t DuPont (E I) A Co com Stocks. Ask. Per share. 60 d Warrants 350 Caterpillar Tract- (t) ! Cavanagh-Dobbs Inc Common (t) d 6%% pref with Special pref Preferred — Case Central Aguirre Associates Consol Dry Goods. + d Preferred 100 Cons Ice (PIttsb).50 d Bid. Par. Stocks. Ask. Per Oonsol instrum't-(t) Cons Laundries (t) 16 Can Locomotive. 100 Preferred Per crnmrnmm 4 3 Bid. Par. share. r Can.-Indus Alch. (t) dr Stocks. Ask. Bid. „ STOCKS INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS 96 price, s Sale price. X New stock 97 INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Par. wtutf<u.i). Stocks. Ask. Bid. Bid. Par. Per Per share. Helme Hershoy Chocolate t d Convertible pref t Prior preferred 100 Hey wood-Wake¬ field Oo 100 1st preferred— 2d preferred 140 18 50% 118 40 99% 98% 101% 2% 40% 17% 13 Class B f Household Fin pf.fiO ly* 62 Houston Oil (Tex) 25 d 52% 11% 3% 15% Pf(7%)(non-v) 100 90 McGraw-Hill Pub-t d 28% 94 31 McKeesport T Pi (f) d 97% 97% McKesson & Rohb— 45% 15 19 10 11 57 67 6 ..100 Hudson Mot Car t d Hud Riv Nav 71 25 28 20% 20% 1 3 Preferred 7i Humble Oil & R__25 d 35 50 55 55K 9% 9% ...10 d (vot) 30 26% 26% 25 40 (t) d Illinois Brick. 25 d 111 Pac Coast....... 47 14 7K 49 Lago Oil & Preferred Illinois Pipe L 100 Imperial Glass..100 Imperial Oil Ltd (t) d 25% 26% n <*ke 9K 10% Larason & Hubb'd ' 3 d d 10 10 d 164 int Cement Corp..r Mach—t 3 Pref ctfs of dep int Educational— Int Harvester—(1) d 5 53 Int Pap & Pow A (t) Class B (t) Class C. (1) Preferred. ....100 Int Petrol 1st Ptg Ink com Preferred (with 100 f d war) 64 36 48 PreferredInter Silver Preferred 100 int Text Book 100 Intertype Corp..._t d Irving Air Chute, (t) d 16 K 66 66 15% 10 K Warrants Iaocta s 17 K 67% 67% 16% 10% 1% Warrants . d First pref Jewel Tea Johns-Many .... 1 3 (t) d Inc.(t) d Preferred IfHt ' 52 70 . Johnson Dry Dks & Shipbldg pref. 100 x 85 105 Johnson Tin Foil 6 Metal ,100 40 Jones & Laughlin Steel 7% pref. 100 50 _ d a 8 5% 5% 15% 39 100 90 15% 39 Purchaser also pays II* 20 23% 92% 19 21" 50 52 35% 36 72 77. 93% 95% 8 7% 3% 49% 3 100 2d preferred 25 dj Maple Leaf Mill, (t) dr Preferred 60 75 /A 5% 11% 35"" 100 r 6 f % .... 8 90 12 7% 38 8 7 39 "2% "2% 21% 21% 25 19% . 11 T d Nye Incinerator Ogilvie F1 Mills., (t) dr Preferred 100 r 130 105 Ohio Brass pref. .100 60 Class B t d Ohio Seamless Tubet d 18% 100 Preferred 13% 99% (t) Preferred 100 Omnibus 71 74% Preferred A 100 Ontario Steel Prod (t) dr d 3% 37% 40 Oppenhelm Collins, t d d 17 Mount'n & Gulf Oil 1 ds Corp v t c.t d $7 conv pref—(t) d Munslngwear Inc.. T d Murphy (G C) Co common (t) d % s 4% 31% Otis Steel Prior pref (vot). 100 Outlet Co com— (t) d d 35% d 9% 11% 7% Oxford Paper pfd 6% Pacific Coast Co. 100 d 1st preferred 100 2d preferred..100 8% "7% 8 28 32 79% Transp com—50 d Com Class B—50 d 33% r 31 33 Panhandle P & R._t d Preferred 100 20 21% Paraffine d 108 97 160" 133% Nat Carbon pref. 100 136 90 100 d 107 110 com.(t) Preferred $7—(t) Nat Cash Reg A_(t) d d 28% Prod—t d 47 Stores.._t d 28% 47% preferred..100 Prod—(t) d Nat Enam & Stpg (t) Nat Family Sts Inc( t) d Cum pf $2 w W.25 d Nat Dist d 5 6 43 47 32% 24% 33 25 4% 4 6% 15- ..— 22% Nat Fire-Proofing 50 d Preferred 50 dx 32 (1) d 22% 120 Lead.-100 140% 100 23" 84 5 12 70% 8 Pacific West Oil. (+) d 9 Packard Motor—10 d 125 Pairpoint Corp ..100 10 Pan Amer Indus _(t) d Pan \ra Petrol & " 154% 33% 12 52" 5 Portl Cement- d d Preferred Pac 80 152 26% 8% d preferred—100 preferred—100 — 1?* 4- "5% 83% ■'ref erred 100 107% Owens-Ills Glass .26 d 33% 44% 35% d d — un 5 43 d t d 63 110 . 66% (t) d 49% 100 127% Otis Elevator Preferred.. 26% 14% 4% 15% d 62 d d Orpheum Circuit—1 8 % preferred—100 23 95 81 100 Preferred 17% % 4% 31% 1 10 d 100 j Nat Casket 16 120 11% % G&E.t d 32" 15 116 Okonite Morse Twist Drill (t) 27% 11 t 9% 35% 16 25 d 11% -25 Candy 34% 19% 210 d Cos Paragon Refg B.-.t d Class B end—(t) d Vot tr ctfs (t) d 31 31% 2% 20% 47% 12% 1% 12% Vot tr ctfs end Paramount-Publix d % (t) d 43% 27% Corp Parke, Davis Co—1 d Parker Wylie 15 Mfg— 80 Preferred Inc.t Parmelee Trans, (t) Pathe Exch Inc— (f) Pref class A_— (t) Peck, Stow & Wile 25 Peerless-Egyptian Park A Tilford d d 9% 3% d 2% d 3 Port. Gem com. t d 23~" 125 7% pref 100 Oar.50 d Pender(D)Groc'y AT d Class B t d Peerless Mot "3% 28 Marlin-Rockwell t d 1% 117 53 11 Warrants d Ohio Oil Nat Fuel Gas Pref class B MaracalboOilKxp! t d Marine Midland.. 10 o 30 52% 1st 40 Units 9% ~6% 10 Morris (Philip) Cons 2d 30 38 pref 100 Oliver Farm Equip, t d 6% pr pf w warr.t d $3 conv partic—t d Olymnia Thea pref _ 3% 39% 27 Morrell (John) & Cot d 1st 22 d Preferred 26 11 d File Nunnally Oo 6 -t d 104 (t) d 90 10% Transport'n.10 Rubber 52 23% Mountain Prod—10 d 12 80 10 d N'West Yeast—100 Nor walk Tire Ac 50 23% Myers (FE) & Bro(t) Nash Motors (t) Nat Acme Co 10 Nat Air Transport— Nat Aviation (t) National Baking, (t) Preferred .100 Nat Beilas-Hess.it) Preferred 100 Nat Biscuit 10 Preferred 100 Nat Breweries 1 Preferred——100 10 Northern Pipe L—50 d N'west Eng com.(t) d 1 d Nat Dept 2 N Y 26% Products—t 60 pref 7%-100 North & Judd 23% Mot Wheel Corp.(t 27% 64% 21 North German Lloyd d Amer shares 100 Monsanto Oh Wks.t d Montgomery Ward Nat Dairy 3 (t) d 100 d 100 N Y Merchan com(t) d Aires Line 13 Preferred Nat 71 20 8% Voehringer comft) d Preferred 100 Mohawk Rubb—lT) d Common JL* 72 100 100 Buenos x 189 Nor & W Stboafc.lOi No Amer Aviation._ d 9% M ock Judson & n 109 & N Y Dock Preferred First -89 d 8% cum pref—100 Murray Corp (t) d US Corp v t c 84 National 7% pref A 6% pref B 100 118 141 119% 26 7 189 accrued dlv. Ex-cash and stock dividend, 105~" Reo 25 24% 83 Mo Portl Cement_25 d Motor Y Nicholson Pref 6%% 100 Minneap-Honeywell Regulator (t) d 49% Minneap-Moline 5% Power Implem—t d $6.50 cum pref—t d> 38% A 2% 11% 40 A Land—1 d N Y Transit Murray Ohio Mfg.t d Mfrs Finance, Bait— Com v t c 25 d Preferred 25 d 80 20% 250"" 3% Manning Bowman & Oo class A—(t) d Class B— (f) d 16 60 20% 125 17 100 Sugar 5 3% 52% 98% Preferred 10 100 Mandel Bros Inc_(t) d 5% Manhattan Shirt.25 d 10% Preferred 100 121 Manlschewitz (B) (t) d 33% (Geo E) Co— 1st preferred.. 100 u 84 Dep St Com. 12.50 d Kaufman (C A) .100 runyser Uul> & do., t d Keith-Albee Orph(t) d 7 % preferred. .100 Keith 102 (Rudolph) Inc Amer shares. Kaufman 122% 1K '8% 97 n Maddux Air L units. Mad Sq Gai: v t c (t) M&llieon (H R) t Manatl 96 94 71 Preferred 121% Jordan Motor Car.t d 1 KOStk Yds Me. 100 100 Preferred 100 82 Kari-Keen Mfg Karstadt n206"" Steel Preferred 69% 123% 96 Arizona 15 30c. Sons Mullins Mfg MacMarr Strs pr 100 Macy(R H)Co lnc_t d d JessupMc Moore Pap. 3% d Preferred Macfadden Pub— (t) d Preferred(t) d Mack Trucks Inc m d Fraschini— Amer dep rets ; 17 New Mexico & 18c. (t) d 56 4% t d $6 cum conv pf f d MacAnd & Forbe i (t) d Ludlum & Class 120% 6%% pref 100 Ludlow Mfg Assn (t) d 20 (t) (1) "1% 102% 46% 11% t d common 12% 10 N J Worsted Niles-Bem't-P'd Drug Miller 9% 105 x 26 d N J Zinc 115 100 19 52 100 Louisiana Oil Ref (t) d 94% 86% .... & Machinery.. 100 Preferred 45 17 175 16% 1 d com pref Co common 8% 25 d (P) Products First Class j x Interstate Dept Sts.t d Pref with warr 100 Pf without w_ 100 Taylor..100 Lorillard Michigan "3" 90 25 d preferred. .100 « 2% "I"" 93 7 d 1st preferred—100 2d preferred--100 69 35% t d 47 % .100 108 100 39 In tern at Salt internat Suoe Lord 26% IK Moto Meter 1st preferred—100 Wi 26% 6 d Mex Seaboard Oil—t d Oil Mid-Cont 10 d com Departure Mfg pref. ....100 Engl Grain Products pf 100 N 27 d Mex Eagle 100 Cord Bedford First pref Second pref 27 106 25% 103 100 44% 100 Loose Wiles Bis 2d % t d 100 d B 1 Preferred 18 70 New Niquero SuglOO New Stand Aircraft. dn N Y Air Brake t d 20% N Y Investors Inc(f) d 1 Morris (Phil. )&Co Long Bell Lum A (t) d 42* 9% 55% ? d 1st pref Loft Inc ti 3 t d „ 1% 3% 11% 1% New pf ser '28.100 Metrop Dairy Prod. d » VO 50c Metropoi 6 to ouc 15 dn Loew's Boston Th 25 d Loew's Ohio Theatre 47 UK 12 K j 6 ri with purch war. t d Pf without warr(t) d d Warrants 125 41 (f) 32" $6% cum pref 66% 12% 18% 814 5% 3K 10 Loew's Inc Match— 40 43 Locomotive Firebox t 143 142 Brothers t d t d Lockheed Aircraft 10c 414 50% Partic pref 3f d 66 Int Merch Mar.. 100 d 12 int Nickel (Canada) 1 d 18 7% cum pref..100 123 Inter Paper7% pf 100 37 com Liquid Carbonic 5c d 6u dx Preferrod_—.100 Internat) 10 d 32% 9 8% 9% 30% 5% (t) d Lit Publishing com.50 Preferred Preferred Lion Oil Refg 86% 144% 28% 28 10 d Link Belt Co 3% 35 t ds Met Chain Stores(t) d Common1 16% 6% Now 35 89 86 Wks.t d 30 27 20 30 m Stores com A 46 t d 101 18% 48% 16 New Common. 37 142% 100 Locom Liudsay Light 50 42 (|) 86% 32 2% 26 d B Preferred 51K Int Combust Eng.. t Preferred. Common Lima 78 85 Lig A Myers ToD_25 10K 51K _ Midvale Oo 87 26 93% New Hav Cl com_25 d age Miller Wholesale 20 24 50 Class A Newton Steel 6%% pref Hat Co— Merrimac 19 14 d — 2 17 100 Preferred 100 New Bradford Oil..5 d 1% 63 84% 15 31 32% n d Transportation (t) ds 30 74 Merck & Co pref 100 Merg Linotype. (t) d 85% Prior pref.. 62 31 n Preferred d New 17 15 11" 24% % 22 Sugar. .10 d Pet—(t) d 13 d 21% 24 12% 20 t d t d I* 80 —II 14% 108 d 7%-100 (t) Newport Co— 69% Preferred 100 Mich Steel Tube-(t) d 100% 5% 53 d 23" 6% Midland Steel warr. Liberty Baking Preferred 72 n Mercantile Stores(t) d Preferred 100 Merch & Mfrs Sec— 59 4% 8%-100 Refg.. Nat Supply Oo— Preferred —100 Nat Tea com 1 6%% pref...... Nat'l Transit—12.50 Natomas Oo of Oal common 100 Nedlck's Inc com(t) Neisner Bros. (t) Preferred 7% ~%-100 Newberry (J J) Co Common. (t) 90 Mexican Petrol..100 d 100% 5% Libbey-Owens-Fordt d Lib McNeil & Lib. 10 d l°o'A 4* 68% 105 6% 4% 23% ... Pref without 13 32% 8% 56% 109 105 Lehn & Fink Prod.t d d Lerner Stores 3% Inter Button Hole Sew Machine.. 10 dx 8% Int. Carriers Ltd (f) d 10 59% 12% r! 71 32 54 jeh Portl Cement 50 Preferred 100 168% — Bryant Inc com d Monotype 100 d jehlgh Valley Ooait d 6% cumconv pf 60 d Lehman Corp (t) d 75 74 Ingersoll-Rand (t) d 167 Preferred.....100 123 inland Steel (t) d 65% Ictercont Rub t 3% Interlake Iron.^.(t) 10 K Tnterlake Steamsh(t) 40 % Int Agr Cor com t 3% Prior pref 100 40 Int Business Mach.t d 162 48% d Preferred 87 Metro-Gold Plct f d „eh Coal & Nav.(t) d 13 d Nat Sugar 1st pf 6% 100 Mengel Oo (t) d 7% cum pref—100 Preferred 57% 11% Lee Rub & Tire 55" 6% preferred. .100 Metrop Pav Brick.t d —— Cement 100 49 12 3 Lawrence Portland 5 pref.. 100 cum • •net, 3% 3% Corp. t d India Tire & Rub_(t) d industrial Rayon (t) d Int Cigar uane S* & 16% 3 K 7% preferred.. 100 com janday Bros. (t) •andars, Frary A Clark 25 d 2 IK 3% 82% 1% 30 d Indian Motocycle.. t d 1st pref T" 82 d Preferred Indep Pneum Tool-t Indiana Pipe Line 50 7% 101 t d — Nat Steel 49% 12%- j 15 14 Preferred 100 Lakey Fdy & Mach t d 50 d 7% 6% r 15% Co. 35 49 Mesabi Iron i-— Woods 100 31 Preferred UK of Gt.Brlt&IrelM d Indian Ref the Lambert 34% Trana.(t) Milling Imperial Tobacco „ of 35"" 32 jaka Sup Corp..100 d d Ctfs. of dep Imperial Tobacco Indus Accep 33 (t) d 50 d Lackawanna Sec 22% _ 115% 100 Preferred % 1% (7 d 18% 2 d 130 100 6 Nat Shirt Sh com(t) dn Nat Ref com Preferred 75 Merchants & Miners iupp'h'mer (B)—5 d 80 7% Mead Johnson & Co j d 102% Melville Shoe Corp common (t) d Com A 29% Laclede Steel Preferred 10% d ctfs 20 kronen 25"" Indepen Brew'g_.60 d 54 Kroger Grocery & Baking common t d Krueger & Toll Amer 10 of Canada com..5 dr a!* 27 110 100 46 iresa (8 H) & Go (t) d 9% 6% pref 10 d Cora IK 100 5% 32% S) Co— 4% 22% Preference A...50 d 32 McLellan Sts com(t) d >. 7% % 25 1% 35 55 71 *._t d Common Preferred 5 3% % % 100 Preferred Cresge (S 12 8 50 100 Koppers Gas & Coke Preferred 100 Cresge Dept Stores t d 53 9% 8 d Otfs of deposit— elH Hupp Motor 10 d Hutch Sug Pltn__26 d Huylers Inc t d 7% preferred.100 Hydraulic Pr Br. 100 35% 100 175* Houdaille-Hersh ey com 35 50 Cum pref 7%-100 Kolster Radio t d _ New Stores Oo com—25 d 49 4% 18% 46% 28 Preferred May (The) Dept Non vot cm cl B.t d d National Leather.lO d Nat Licorice com 100 Preferred 100 Nat Mtg & Inv pf .10 d Nat Paper & Typed Nat Radiator com(t 8 25 128 90 Preferred t d 41% 7% Mathi'son Alkali .60 d 24% Preferred 120 100 85 37% Knox Hat com., (t) d ■Cobacker Sts com(t) d 8 17 K 34 K 165 . 7i Preferred 17 Preferred 100 Hardart(NY) Horn&Hard't(Phil») •:i d Martin-Parry Cor. Massey-H arris (t) dr 39 38 Kinner Airplane & 96% Horn & Per share. 7% 30% 2% 35 33 5 7% 30% 2% M Kinney (G R) Inc..t 68 64 d n t d Common King Royalty. Bid Par. Ask. Per share. Maytag Co t d 1st $6 pref (f) d $3 con cm pf— (t) d M.cOallCorp (f) d McCrory Sts (vot).t d 16 34 Preferred Ideal Cement 12% 54% 51 pfd(f) Investing class A. d d Howe Scale Preferred 24 Kent Garage— 105 Holland Furnace. _t d Holly Sug Oo 2% 38% 16% 23K 12% Kim berly-ClarkOorp HibernlaSecur pf 100 Hoe (R) & Co cl A_t d Hol)ander(A)&Son(tJ 78 <endall Oo$6 Bid. Pot Marmon Motor O. MarshallField& Co 5 4% 60 Kelly-Springf Tire (t) 6% cum pref.-lOO 8% 2d pref—100 Kelsey Hayes Wh'l (t) telvinator Oorp.(t) 99 93 2b Preferred 100 135 Hercules Motors, ft) d 16% Hercules Powd "lercules (t) d 50 Preferred 100 117% Herr-Hall-Marv 30 3*«j«sk». Share. Kellogg Switch & 810 Preferred 100 (G W) Oo Common., Ask. v d Price per Ex-stock dividend, share, not par cant, k Last sale, n Nominal, in Ex-100% stock dividend, x Ex-dividend. r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New v Ex-rights, t Without par value. stock 98 INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Stocks. Bid. Stocks. Ask. Bid. Par Per share. Penlck Ac Ford Preferred Penney . (J t d 100 39% 40 Co O) Common 34 34% 6% cumcl ApflOO 99 4 Bio Grande Oil— (1) d Sitter Dental Mfg. t d River Raisin Paper t d Series A 24 19 90 58 65" P) First preferredlOO Rock wood Co —(t) d 35 6% Peoples Drug Stores 33% 65 2% 5 80 ,'1: 2 6 Preferred Roosfveit Field t d Roxy Theatre units. d 6%% cum pref_10 Pet Milk —(t) Pet Corp of Am Petroleum Convers'n Petrol Derivatives - _ Phelps-Dodge 25 Phila Dairy pref d 100% d 17 H d 8 d 5% d 6 d 21 3% 16% 8 instil "Wire—t 39% d 10 10% 15% 11 d m t 49% 10 % Hosiery—.5 ferred 100 !>maton Inc B_. 10 15 65% 68 Petrol (Albert) pf w w _rce-Arrow Mot _ Car Corp 1 Preferred 100 'Pierce Oil Corp—25 1 20 70% X 13 2* , vPlgg Wigg Corp—-t dn \ Preferred —100 sbury Flour Mills (t) 22 68 d 100 1 jmmon 10% 35 n , Preferred Pierce Petrol 50 5 13% 2% 32 X Am shs 500 lire— 38% 33 39% 20 21 70% A* 14 80 5% 28 W* 98 100 (t) 18 Plimpton Mfg ColOO Plymouth Cord-100 Poole Eng & Mach A 71% 4 Class B 2 Poor As Co class B. (t) Port Alfred P & P__ 10 49% 25 da s8 14% 60 105 49% 1% Otfa of deposlt.50 voting) — IS* 92 76% 45 45% 7 d 150 "7% d 93 d d 118% d 22 d 21% 78% 27% lOli Raybestos-Manhat t d Reece Button-Hole Machine 10 dx 15 **oece Fold Mach.. 10 dx 1% Reeves (Daniel) Inc t> 8% 160 120 Class A . 1st pref. 2nd pref d —_ 10% 18% 69 _ Scott Paper Scovill Mfg Segal Lock A; H'ware Preferred Selberling Rubb—t 1% 81 1 13% 22% 32 7% 25% d 20 74 8% 7% 25 5% 32 6% 5% 9% 9% 34 2 11 19 d 10 13 d 60 19 61 d 26% 27 d 67 107% 8% preiAA 100 Sher-Wms Oan__(t) dr 26% Preferred 100 r 118 Shubert Theatre, (i) d 6% Silica Gel Corp— Common v t c 1 d 6% Silver (Isaac) Ac Bros common (t) d 65 7% cum cv pf_100 Simmons Co t d 15% Simms Petrol Co. 10 d 7% Simon (Franklin) & 72 Co pref— 10C Sinclair Cons OH 1 11% 108% 28% 120 6% 9 75 16 8% 74 12 327 d 3% 8% d tH 44 d 6 33 .100 28 71% 49% 8 38% 14 165 10 (t) i d 9 25 d 6 f d 14 73 S'west Pa P L d d —— 7% 2% 2% 13% 10 94% 105 10 16% 5 15 25" 18 % 18% 12% d 13 105 d 91 1st preferred-.100 79 Spang Chair t & Co t d 6% cum pref.-100 Sparks-With'gt'n Co 110 33 38 32% 33% 114% 21% Richmond Rad— Preferred 4% d 2% 4% % d 5 6 d , 3 4 91 95 1 d T d 10% 10% 100 d 55% Spencer Kellogg-(t) d Splcer Mfg Co m d $3 cum conv pref t d Pref 31% Common Spear Ac Co. Pref 17% 15 12 3$ 60 15% 13% 35% 17" 24 120 h5^ 25% Common 3 19 dn 103 32 d Conv pref.. (t) Thayer-Foss pref 100 Thermoid Co (f) 7% cum pref.. 100 Thomp8on-8tarret. 1 d 27" 8 h* 42 27% 27 X 4% 49% fi 51 48„ 16% 37% 80 6 d 5% 93% pref....-(f) d Thompson (jr)._26 d Thompson Prod a.t d Tide w Assn ou-.f d 32% •34 30 100 t d Pref (non-vot) 100 Tlmken-Det Axle. 10 d Timken Roll Bear.t d Tobacco & Allied d Stock Tobacco Prod—,(t) d Class a (f) Dividend ctfs a.. 10 Dividend ctfs b_. Dividend ctfa 0_. Tob Prod Expts t Todd Shipyards ♦ 15% 6% 58% Vot trust ctfs d Transamerlca Corp. d Transue ac WtlliamB Forging.—•) d 36„ 39% 12% ii" 12% 13 13% 15 38" 8 104 , 22 8% 17% 18% 64 65 ft) d Pref with warr .50 d Unit Amer Bosch, (t) d United Biscuit— X 6% Preferred United Carbon sale, x n 103 22 7-16 "7% 23 25 18 v ^ 6 6h 6 10 14 3iH 43% 1% J* 66 12% 30 60 17% Warrants 10% 24% ds ; 6% 93 d 7 Waltham WatchB (t) d Prior pref 100 15 Corp 1 Walworth 90 40 100 x 37% oo—(t) d 11 11% 21 25 Ward Baking Corp— Com Class a t d Com Class b 1 d Preferred 100 Warner Aircraft, (t) d Bros 6 2% _t d t d , 3% (t) ... 12% 12% 25 31 d -t d _(t) d (t) Warren Fdy Ac Plpet 4% 39 5 39% 20 . 45 47 27% 28% 40 Wire Washington 6% 55 44% PIct— 1st pref new. Conv pref Washburn 10 20% oh—10 Webster Elsenlohr 25 4 $7 preferred —100 60 "4% 80 49 Welch Grape j uice (t) 100 Preferred 100 Wesson Oil Ac Snow drift v t c 24% (t v d $4 conv pref t d 57 53 Western Air Expr&ss d 40 118 6 Nomlual. Ex-dividend, 12 75 66% 106 Preferred 100 17 Waitt AcBondlnoa (t) d d 5% Class b (t) Waldorf System t d 23 Co 58 t d 8 15 d Wagner Elec Warren Bros 65 vtc 1% 20 53 Vulcan DetinninglOO 90 Preferred100 Wabasso Cotton, (t) dr 25 Warner-Quinlan 34% f d 100 54% 66% —100 Preferred— 55% com.__.(t) d 38% 7% conv pref. 100 116% United Business 30c 65 1 d Common. 34 of Am Publishers Preferred 13" d Unexcelled Mfg Unit Aire & Tram, j- . 7 % prior pref-100 0% part pref—ioc Va Iron o Ac o—100 Warner d "ii a_. Union Oil of Calif 125 d 21% Un Oil Associates .25 d 20 Un St Yds So omi 00 x 101 Union Tank Oar. (t) 21% 3 80 100 Venezuelan Petrol- 64 Class _ _ j 11% 63% 34% Walker Dishwasher 120 100 &PCorp.. (t) 110 Milk oo pref. Preferred Union Carb Ac Garb t d Union Cigar Union Tob com. Class a cum 71% 37% 16 6%% cum pf .100 20% 49 141 1 7% preferred ..-100 Valley Mould a Iron 8% pref 10 Walgreen Oo com (t) d 14% 101 Ulen Ac Co common. d Underwood Elliott. Fisher (f) d Preferred Vadsco Sale® Corp Common —(f) d d 6 14 7 Trumbull-Oliffs ~ Furnace pref.. 100 Un b 45 — 37 Truscon Steel... .10 d Tubize Chat pref b. i. 6% 6% 49^ % Trent Process Pro«lucts. _(t) Truax-Traer Coal(t) Trico 47% 70% 136% Univ Leaf Tob— (t) d 37% Preferred 108% 100 Univers Pic 1st pflOO d 30% Univ Pipe Ac Rad—t d 2% Preferred.. 100 20c" Utah-Idaho Sugar.g Vacuum Oil 54% 25 d 47 t d 100 Va-Oaro Chem— Common if* 47 31 100 Vertlente Sug pf.100 53 Torrington Co... (f) dx 44% Trans Air Transp.. t d " 5% 17 1st preferred—100 6X 18 1 .. 17 74% 5% 5% 31% 17% 29% % i 60 13% 2% 16 49 Van Camp Pkg__(+ d Preferred -.25 d Van Raalte Co—-.1 d 70^ 10% 20% jpref 7%-—100 7% 6 26 42 31% __ Van Camp 44 39 40 d common (t) d Preferred 100 d Vanadium Corp 1 17 44 1 (1 (f) Playing Card-10 1st 5% 33 140 25 d 14 32% 19% 21 37 ThatcherMfg(vot) (t) 84 13% 20% 20% ' 20 d 1st- pref u 8 83 pf.100 at cl a (t) d conv n* 9% Pipe Ac Foundry Preferred 11% d cum pr Part 12% 43 Alcohol, (f) u 8 Leather v t c_m d u 8 Tobacco 6 d Texas Gulf Sulph (f) d d Textile Banking u 8 Ind 2% 48% 130 U8SmRefAcMin-50 20,. d d 47% Preferred 46% 50 u 8 Stamping 100 u 8 Steel Corp—10f» d 139% Preferred 148% ..100 7 u s Stores com a (+) d 1% 25 100 26" 13 d 101 Taylor Milling Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel com. 1 d 8 7% 45 28% 38% 1% Preferred Tide Water 0)1 115 Preferred 100 126% u 8 Hoff Machin'yf d 12 Preferred 32 Technicolor Inc-.(t) Telaut'g'ph Corp-.t Tennessee Prod pref. Texas Oorporation26 Tex Pac Coal&oil.lo 55 190 111 let preferred—10c 5 Co t d 15 10 24% u 8 Shoe com 6 d 65 182 Preferred 50 us Realty ak Imp t u 3 Rubber——.(t) 6 d Preferred 15" 75 .! d —26 d 13 3 i 90 55% 31% 60% 14% 8% (t) d —. ii" 12% 28% 37% 108% 10 u 8 Print Ac Litho— Common (f) 1% 1 59» 28 45 j0p Common 22% 41% d + Preferred 27 106 —100 u s Freight. u s Glass 7% 25% 1 1 d b._ \ Preferred..; u 8 Finishing u s -.25 d Internat'l—16 d (llfilRfl Preferred 100 United Porto Rlcan Sugar com (t) d d Preferred Preferred 90 15% 23% _ 3 6 (f) Symington Oo a Purchaser aaso piiys accruea uiv. a Price per snare, not per cent, k Last uEz-cash and stock dividend, v Ex-stock dividend, to Ex-100 % stock dividend, 17% Syracuse Wash Mach - d 50 d Spalding(AG)AcBr(t) 4 d. So Porto RicoSug (t) Preferred 106 7 ioo 100 8% 10 45 70 18 42 (f) com Unit Paper Board 100 Unit Piece Dye com t d u 3 Gypsum—20 d _ _ Class B-... 35 30 cum Steel 12 Typewr rcom. (t) Smith (A O) Corp(f) d 156 Smyth Mfg Co 25 d 85 Snider Pack (t) Southern Ice Util A(t) Class B -Ct) Southern PlpeL ..10 Southern Sts cl A—f 6 units-i Southern States Oil. South Penn Oil 25 19 Swift Corona 94 Pref with warr 100 95 Southeast Exp ..-100 Southern Air Tranap dn 5 14 South Dairies A t d 8 Oil 59" t d Preferred-—100 u 8 Envelope—km > 27 Swan & Finch 011.25 d Sweets Oo of Am.60 8 17% Solvay Amer Inv— 95% 34 _ 100 75 7% m 18% 40 4 3?" t d 100 Preferred 100 u s Dairy Prod a (t) d Common b (t) d u 8 Distrib d 22 39% 41% 102% pref. .100 Superheater Co t d 31 Superior Oil + d hs Super PortlCem a (t) d 34% Sun 40 85 65 12 78 89 20 dr Sugar Estates Oriente pref—100 Sullivan Mach'y-(t) d Common b 50 37 21 d 17 w* 80 32 d Superior Steel lou Swallow Airplane% d 86 d Richfield Oil of Oalii Common 25 d 75 90 64 — 31 31% 46 41% 8% United Stores com.t d u 8 Bobb Ac Shut.100 55 30 25 dr 33% 25 (t; d Preferred 56 12 , 6% 16% R&erw-Willlams -.26 d 6% preferred 40 " d Preferred 100 Stuts Motor Oar—1 d 18 55% 6% t d Solar Refining Solid Carbonic 10 d Stanley Co of am (t) Stanley Works—25 Starrett(l s) oo_(t^ Starrett Co pref ..25 Steel Co of Can— (t) Taylor-Colquitt 83 \l* d 29 30 94 7% 53% . 2 1% 47% 7 48 Preferred- 10 5 20 4 2 18 Untd Profit Shar.(t) d 1% Preferred 10 d 5% 75 Untd Publish pf 100 Untd Sh Mach Oo26 dx 55 Preferred.. 26 dx 31 • 1 90 6%% conv pf-100 Smith (LO) & 84 12 Stand Tank Oar— t d Preferred 100 Stan Text p*od- 10c Swift & Oo SloBS-Sheff S Ac I-10C 16 v104 47 32 Preferred 106 103% Stand Oil Expt pf 100 Standard Screw .100 Preferred a.-.100 21% 49% d 30% Shell Union Oil 42 6% preferred—1(w 7% preferred.— Stromberg-Carls Tel d Studebaker Oorp.-f d d ■» 41% 12% .18% (f Seagrave Corp.—v lears, Roebuck & , Preferred United Fruit. d % t ...21 common. Un Eng Ac Fdy 30 d 70 50 Scullin Steel Co 15% 21% 87" StlxBaerAcFuUer(t) Stone Ac Webster (f) 76" Strawbrldge & Clotb 10% , Sky Specialties 102 % _t 7% cum pref—100 Reynolds Met—(t) Reynolds Spring •» Reynolds Tob 10 Bcommon.. 10 Rice Stix Dry Gds.t 85 7% preferred--100 Scnuite Retail t£x*. d Preferred JOt Schulte United--( d Preferred It— Scofcten-Dillon Co 10 27% 77 _ . 75" d (+ 15 21% 28 d 728 Prod. M Stand Oil of n y—25 d 21% Stand Oil (Ohio) -26 d 48% 104 New 5% pf—100 6% d 83 100 6/13 % pref— . 6% 16% d lCfc com d Stetson (jbj Preferred 26 d Stew-Warn Speed. 10 d "I" d Regal Shoepref-100 Rets (Robt) & Co—t d 1st pref (Ohio) 100 Reliance Mfg (Ohio) t d Remington Arms —f d 1st pref100 3d pref 100 Rem t'n Rand com. t d 1st pref. ioo 3d pref—---.100 Reo Motor Oar 10 d Vot tr ctfs d Republic Steel. (t) Preferred...—100 Revere Cop & Br__t Preferred Saxet Co Schiff Co Singer Mfg. .100 Singer Mfg Ltd £1 Skelly Oil * 25 6% cum pref. .100 22% Silk t (t) 38 3% 13% 95 105% 2% 15 3av Rlv Lum pf-lOt 3avan'h Bug com—t d 44 110% 3% 59% 22 17% Salt Creek Prod—It. d 25% 109"" 85" Div ctf—See Tob United Dyewood. 100 Preferred- —.100 United el Coal v t c t d 30% Ask. share. 6 (t) d 100 tt% pref 135 43 d - . 37 55 First pref 100 100 Pullman Inc—— (tj a Punta Alegre 8ug_60 Pre! - 41 Preferred-60 Publication Corp (t) Hosiery M (vot)10 Preferred 100 Regis Pap, com-j d Preferred. .100 Salt Creek Con OillG d _ d Preferred a—100 Preferred b—100 24 6 15 101 Sharp Ac Dohme—_f 93.50 conv pref—f Shsttuck (Frank G)1 Sheffield Steei (f) Shell Transp Ac Tr id 68% 9 of America 18 3 Per United Cigar Stores 3 .. 29 It Maurice Val C<vn Sharon Steel Hp. (t) d k 184 37% 8 72% 49 68"" 17% 45 Bid. Par 13% Splegel-May-Stern. t A d 2 Splitdorf-Beth el 18% Standard Brands (t) d !fe$7 pref ser a 1 d 122% Stand Com Tob— t Stand Oil (Gal)—(t) Stand Oil (Ind)—25 Stand Oil (Kan)—25 Stand Oil (Ky)„. 10 Stocks. Stinnes(Hugo)Oorpt St L Cot Comp 100 StLNatStk Y—100 8t L Rocky Mt & Pacific Co 101 Preferred 3% 17% 1% r 25% r Preferred-. 100 Ftoo As Gamble— it d 8 % Preferred—10< 6% pref 100 Prod & Ref Curp-50 d Real „ 21 5% 100 Radie-Keltb-Orph _f Preferred .100 StLOarOo7%pflOO 13" 20 40 21% Pratt Ac Lambert--t d Pressed Steel Oar (f) d 6% preferred—iGo 8% preferred—100 Purity Bakeries—(t) $0 cum pref (t) Pyrene Mfg 10 Quaker Oats (t) Preferred 100 Pref class A 50 dr 0t Lawrence Flour Mills com 19 10i r 22% 6% 13% 26" J Pure Oil Co iumidor Corp com t 75"" Safety Oar H Ac L10G Safeway Stores—(t) d 58% 6% pref— 100 94% 7% pref. ioo 101 St Lawrence Corp (t) dr 2% Preferred— i(K Sellers (G 1) Ac Sons Co pref 100 Serve!Co vtc.-(t) d Preferred v t c-100 Shaffer Stores corn- d 100 Porto RIc A Tob— Class A (t) d Class B <t) Prairie Oil Ac Gas -25 d Prairie Pipe L 25 d 100 . 72 Pittsburgh Steel Fdy com tt) Preferred 100 Plttsb Term CoallOO Preferred 100 Pitts United Corp 25 Preferred Price Bros. — Savage Arms M Pitts Screw & Bole(t) Plttsb Steel pref-100 7% pref 16% t d preferred-100 101 '-«j>val Dutch Co N Y d 37% Rubel Ice & Coal d 8 Preferred 25 iuherold Oo_; iuu 38 3t d Plttsb Brewing—-60 Preferred 60 Pitta Coal (Pa)—100 Preferred —100 Plttsb Oil As Gas—6 Pittab PI Glass—25 7% convpf d 1 Royal Bak Pow 10 Pirelli Co of Italy Plttston Co d Preferred A 17% 8% 6% 21% 93 with warrants—- \Read O As I-t PhUlipUonea Corp-f (srred——100 Common 4 Ask. Per share. Par Stand Oil (Neb)—26 d Stand Oil of n j-.25 d 100 ' Common 3k 88 n Bid. Stocks. Ask. share. 4 Rolls-Royce Am— d d 80 (t) d 100 Reeky Mt Fuel—100 Preferred 100 Rogers Peet coin. 100 17" d 13 6 d 1% Preferred 4 pref—10( Penn Glass Sand pfPenn Salt Mfg—50 Penn Traffic 2% Penn-Mex Fuel —2 Pennroad Corp 1 5 6% 34% Robinson (Dwight 99% Penn Coal & Coke 5o Pa-Dixie Cement. _f Per 17 West Auto 16 25 59 Supply— Common a (t) d 18% r Oauadian price, s Saie price, Ex-rights, a Without par value. t Nov? stock 99 INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS SB. Stocks. Bid. Par West Dairy Prod At Glass B t 1 c..(t) W't'n M.d Dy Co (t) Prior pref 50 Preferred. (t) Westing Air Br'ke(t) West'hse EI A Mf.fiO 1st preferred.. *0 Per Bid. Stocks. 11 11K 15" IP 96 86 X 107X 7 9 34 105 109 20 X 104K 3X 10 107 56 24 X 36X 46 Second pref.. 100 Whitman W mpf .100 33 Whlttelsey Mfg— 100 Weetvaco Chlorine 100 Products t Wextark Radio Sts.t Wheatsworth pref.. 30 101 w IX 50 Wilcox & Gibbs—50 Wilcox ... share 32 White Rk Mln 8pg»t Plrst pref 100 31K 30K IX Oil A Gas (t) Wilcox-Rich Oorp— Class A (t) d 28 Class B (f) d A15 (M Stocks. Ask. White Sew Mach (t> Preferred (t) 24 35 t 22 Preferred B—100 White Motor —50 White Mot Sec pflOO 33 K 86 K 105 Pap-.{ Per Par share 41 Wheel Steel Oorp 100 Preferred A—100 39 Westland Oil... (t) Weston El Instru-.r Glass A W Va Pulp A Preferred Ask. 8X 30 20 ~ share Par Preferred 50 X 100 Wilson & Co Class A t n j Preferred..... 100 Wolverine Portl O 10 35 Woods Mfg 100 Preferred... ..100 Woodward Iron. 100 Preferred 100 Woolw'fch (F W). 10 d Worcester Salt. 100 38 35 85 29 80 62 Preferred A Preferred B 100 Wright Aeronaut'l.t d d Wrigley (Wm) Jr. 85K 82 X 75 18K 73 preferred.100 7% 25 d Yellow Taxi (N Y).« Yellow Truck A Coach Mfg cl B.10 d Preferred 100 Yale 8c Towne Young (Edwin H) d Drug units Young (J S) Co..100 100 Preferred Worthlngton Pump ,100 d 100 Par Wurlltier (Rudolph) Common 100 92 87 86 88# 78 20 YoungifL A) Spring A Wire (t) d Ybungstown Sheet & Tube (unstpd.). d Otfs.dep. (blue)-Preferred—... 100 74X Zenith Badio Bonds. Bid. Agricultural—5s *53 op '33-M&N 5a Nov 1952 opt 1932 MAN Arkansas 5s 1952 opt 1932.M&N Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932..JAD 5s 1957 opt 1937 JAJ 5s 1955 opt 1935 MAN 5a 1956 opt 1936 MAS Atlantic—5a 1953 opt 1933..MAS 5a 1952 opt 1932 UAS 5s 1954 opt 1934. JAJ 5a 1955 opt 1935 JAD 5s 1957 opt 1937.. MAS 68 5s 1953 opt 1933 —MAS Bankers—5s *53 opt '28 JAJ 5s May 1952 opt 1932...MAN 5a Nov 1953 opt 1933 MAN 4Kb 1955 opt 1935 ...JAJ 50 68 60 45 45 71 71 63 48 48 54 4Ks 1955 90 93 K 54 50 54 4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN 5a Nov 1953 opt 1933 MAN 90 93 97 50 54 54 5Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN Fremont—6a 1953 opt 33-JAD 97 30 32 30 32 30 58 SHs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN 88 91 44 47 44 47 44 47 '32.MAN 5s May 1953 opt 1933—MAN 5s 1963 opt 1933 MAN 6Ha Nov 1951 opt 1931— MAN First Garolinaa—5s52 opt *32M AN 5a 1954 opt 1934 AAO 6s 1955 opt 1935 JAJ 5s Feb 1956 opt 1936——FAA 5s June 1956 opt 1936 JAD First of Chey—5s 62 opt *32 MAN 52 87 84% 84 K ni. 87 44 47 38 42 5s 1957 opt 1937 5s 1968 opt 1938 52 55 5s Nov 1951 opt 1931 52 Kansas City—5a *52 op 5s 1953 opt 1923 6s 1954 opt 1934 5s 1964 opt 1934 5s 1964 opt 1934 49 52 46 49 46 49 46 49 MAN MAN J&D MAS ----- Illinois—5s 1952 opt 1932—MAN 4Kb Nov 1955 opt 1935-MAN Ill-Midwest—5s *53 op '33-AAO 5s 1954 opt 1934 J&D 5s 1955 opt 1935 -M&N 4Kb Mar 1958 opt 1938—M&S 4Ms 1956 opt 1936 M&N Iowa 4Kb 1955opt 1935 A&O 4Kb 1956 opt 1936 F&A 55 49 MAS 4Kb 1966 opt 1936 AAO 5Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN Greensboro (NO)5ar53 op'33 AAO 5a Dec 1955 opt 1935——J&D Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934-AAO 5a 1965 opt 1935— -JAJ 55 M&N '32-M&N —M&N F&A M&N / / / / M&N / -A&O / 99 90 93 K 100 79 75 75 67 79 70 70 67 90 85 53 57 53 57 55 57 55 57 55 57 55 57 95 98 87 91 55 58 55 58 55 58 45 50 35 40 90 93 86 90 96 101 60 55 55 55 55 55 55 60 60 60 60 60 68 70 68 70 74 76 70 70 74 76 74 89 86 76 68 68 68 68 69 68 72 72 72 72 71 40 40 40 42 37 37 37 37 37 72 4Ks 1965 opt 1935 Kentucky—5s 62 opt *32—M&N 5s 1954 opt 1934 —J&J 5s Jan 1957 opt 1937 J&J 70 Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33-M&N 70 4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937—M&N 73 Liberty Cent—5s *52 op '32-M&N / 71 6s 1953 opt 1933 M&N / 74 Lincoln—5a 1951 opt 1931-M&N 74 5s 1943 opt 1928 M&N 74 5s 1942 opt 1927 M&N 76 4Kb 1965 opt 1935 J&J 74X 4Ks 1966 opt 1936 J&J 43 4Ks 1967 opt 1937 J&J 43 6Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931-M&N 43 Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932M&N 45 6s Nov 1953 opt 1933 M&N 40 Maryland-Va 5s 55 opt '35-M&N 40 5s 1956 opt 1936 J&D 40 5s Apr 19o7 opt 1937 A&O 40 Minneapolis Trust— 40 5s Nov 1952 opt 1932 M&N 74K Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35 F&A 71 99 92 96 85 88 4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN FIrstof Minn—5s*51 opt'31 MAN 6b 1952 opt 1927 MAN 5s 1952 opt 1932 MAN 6s 1953 opt 1933 MAN 5Ks 1951 opt 1931 .MAN First of Montgomery 5a '54 opt '34 5s 1963 opt 1936 AAO 5s Apr 1967 opt 1937——AAO 6s Dec 1967 opt 1937 JAD First New Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN 85 88 27 31 27 31 27 27 31 27 31 50 K 54 50 K 54 5s 1952 opt 1932 4Kb 1965 opt 1935 63 96 5fl 1966 opt 1936 opt 1935. 58 68 '32-MAN -MAN MAS AAO Sept 1954 opt 1934 52 lstofFtWayne5Ks^31opt'51MAN First Texas—5s *42 opt 5s 1943 opt 1933 lis 1965 opt 1935 5a 5s Feb 1957 opt 1937 -FAA Fletcher 4Kb 1954 opt 1934 MAN 52 FIrstofOlev—5s'53 opt '33.MAN 5s Nov 1953 opt 1933.—MAN 4Kb May 1957 opt 1937-MAN 101 101 93 K 50 58 *62 opt 99 50 55 Moines—5s 96 100 54 55 Dea 93 48 45 - 92 89K 97 48 47 42 - 4Kb Feb 1958 opt 1938—FAA 4Ks Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO 4Kb July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ First Trust of Dallas— 31 50 K 54 50 K 54 65 70 62 65 62 65 62 62 65 65 5Ks Nov 1951 opt *31—M&N *32 J&J —J&J J&J 5s 1956 opt 1936 M&N N Y & Pa—5s '53 opt '33 J&J N Y & N J 5s 1953 opt *33—J&D 5s 1954 opt 1934-— M&N 5s 1955 opt 1935 J&D 5s 1956 opt 1936 J&D No Oaro—5s *53 opt *33—M&8 5s 1952 opt 1932— M&N 6s 1955 opt 1935 -F&A 6s 1956 opt 1936——M&S 5s Apr 1957 opt 1937 A&O New York 5s '52 opt 5s 1953 opt 1933 5s 1955 opt 1935 Ohio—5s 1952 opt 1933—M&N / Ohlo-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934 J&J 6s Jan 1958 opt 1938 J&J Oregon-Wash 5s '52 opt '32-M&N 5s Oct 1953 opt 1933 A&O (t) d Ask. Per 91K 95" 25 26 12% 12 K 75 85 97 II 11 1 111 101 1 1 1 23 22 68 X 62 130 99K 3% Bid. Bonds and Stocks. share 165 100 4 Ask» Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk— 50 30 Central HI—5e '53 opt '33. .JAD v 5s July 1 1953 opt 1933 JAJ Central Iowa—5s *53 opt '33-AAO 5s May 1 1942 opt 1927-MAN 4Kb Nov 1 *52 opt'32—-MAN Chicago Joint 5Ks TSl opt'SIMAN 5s 1951 opt 1931 MAN 5s 1952 opt 1932 MAN 5s 1963 opt 1933. MAN 4«s 1952 opt 1932 MAN 4Ks 1963 opt 1933 MAN ia 1952 opt 1932 MAN ia 1964 opt 1934 MAN is 1965 opt 1935 AAO -AS—6a 1953 opt 1933—MAS 5s 1954 opt 1934. 5a 1963 opt 1933 AAO 5s 1965 opt 1935 JAJ 6s 1966 opt 1936 JAJ 5s 1966 opt 1936 —AAO 5Hs 1951 opt 1931 MAN Dayton-Agric 5a '54 opt *34—JAJ Denver—5a 1954 opt 1934—JAD 5s 1955 opt 1935 FAA 5s 1956 opt 1936 FAA 5Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN Ck>lo-Wyo 5s *53 opt *33—AAO Ask. _ 45 1957 opt *37— 4Kb Feb 1957 opt '37 .FAA 5s Feb 1953 opt 1933 FAA fo Dec 1953 opt 1933 JAD California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN 5s July 1956 opt 1936—JAJ „ First Trust of Chicago— 45 32 32 •lfngton4K8 Bid. Bonds. Ask. Bid. Stocks. Ask. Willys-Overland. .25 & Mach F) Bid. 55 55 . 93 89 60 60 78 81 78 81 78 81 67 67 70 70 67 70 85 90 70 74 70 84 74 84 87 84 87 94 97 60 63 62 65 56 59 59 56 87 Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 J&J 5s 1954 opt 1934 M&N 5s 1955 opt 1935 —M&N 5s 1956 opt 1936 J&J Los Angeles—5s '53 opt '33 J&J 5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—M&S San Fran—5s *53 opt *33—J&J 5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—M&S 5s Sept 1957 opt 1937—M&S Salt Lake O—5s *53 op '33 J&J 6s July 1950 opt 1936—-J&J Pennsylvania 6a '53 opt '33-M&N 5s Feb 1955 opt 1935 5s 1906 opt 1936 5s 1907 opt 1937- F&A A&O MAS Potomac 6s 1954 opt 1934—J&D 5s 1950 opt 1936 J&D 5s 1957 opt 1937 F&A 5s Jan 1958 opt 1938 -J&J St Louis—58 1953 opt *33—J&D 5s 1952 opt 1932M&N 6s 1943 opt 1928 J&D 5s Mar 1954 opt 1934 -M&S 5s 1955 opt 1935 M&S 4Kb 1956 opt 1936 J&J San Antonio 5KS '51 opt '31 M&N 5s May 1953 opt '33——M&N 5s 1953 opt 1933 M&N 5s 1954 opt 1934 M&N 5s 1956 opt 1936 J&J 5a 1957 opt 1937 -J&J 5s Mar 1958 opt '38 M&S Shenandoah Val 5s 45 op '35 J&D So Minn 5Ks *51 opt '31— M&N 6a May 1953 opt 1933 M&N 5s 1952 opt 1932 M&N 5s 1964 opt 1934 M&N Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)— 5s May 1956 opt 1930 M&N 5s May 1957 opt 1937—M&N Tennessee 5Ks 1951 opt '31M&N 5s Aug 1955 opt 1935——F&A Union (Det) 5s *64 opt *34—M&N 5s May 1955 opt 6s 1956 opt 1930 5s 1957 opt 1937 1935—M&N J&J J&J J&J —J&J J&J 4Ks 1955 opt 1935 4Kb 1956 opt 1930 4Kb 1957 out 1937 Union Louisville. Ky 77 80 77 77 77 80 80 80 68K 68K 68K 68K 68 K 68 K 68K M iS 77 71K 71K IV* 80 77 80 SO 77 SO 70 73 73 73 77 • 70 70 70 73 44 K 47 44K 44 K 44 K 44K 40 77 77 77 77 77 77 77 68 27 27 27 27 47 47 47 "■■■ 47 43 79K 79K 79K 79K 79K 79K nH 31 31 31 31 49 49 52 63 60 67 64 74 77 77 74 74 74 71 52 77 71 77 74 74 71 74 76 79 79 79 58 58 58 58 —- 5s 1952 opt 1932— M&N 1934—M&N F&A Virglnla-Oaro 6s *53 opt '33-M&N 5s Aug 1954 opt 1934 F&A 5s May 1957 opt 1937 M&N 5s 1950 opt 1936 F&A Virginia—5s '53 opt *33—M&N 6s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931— M&N 5s 1955 opt 1935 J&J Wichita—5s 1953 opt 1933-F&A 5s 1952 opt 1932 J&D 5s Nov 1954 opt 5s 1957 opt 1937 76 76 54 54 54 54 68 71 68 71 68 55 60 55 60 71 56 59 56 59 Atlanta 56 59 Atlantic 100 15 56 59 59 59 59 Chicago 100 2 5 35 20 40 23 41 45 First Carolinas 41 45 Freemont 41 45 Kansas City 41 45 Kentucky 41 45 Lincoln 11 17 78 Oregon- Washington 78 Potomac- 49 53 49 53 St Louis Sao Antonio. 56 56 56 75 75 STOCKS Dallas Par. 25 — - Denver Des Moines ... 100 100 100 ...100 Virginia 30 26 30 100 - — - 100 North Carolina South Minnesota 2 2 25 t8 15 — 80* , — -100 100 5 6 10 65 IK V asked quotations wherever they can be obtained. The custom Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead of actual prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being done. Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the maturity cftheissue. Where two figures appear, as for instance "4.25% to 4.35%," therate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter maturities yieldir g the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return. 1'^/. * In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and interest." That is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added on. There are a very few which form exceptions to the rule—that is, where the prices given are flat prices, the accrued interest having been taken into In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and however, is to quote municipal securities These account in making them. are on the basis of the return they yield per annum. indicated by a special mark, thus (/). < To or Bid. Bonds. Ask. ofl932-1947----J&D 101 "m „ 101 «M 102«3n 102«« 5s P*b Imp 1935 5s W W 1939-1957 _ 4J*% of 1933-38 AAO Treasury 43*s 1947-1952 AAO Treasury 4s 1944-54 J&D Treasury 35*s 1946-50—MAS Treasury 3j*s 1943-47--J&D Treas 3 Ha June 15 '4(1- 43JAD Treas 35*s Mar 15 '41-43 M&S 2a Fan Oan Not 1938—--Q-F 8a Panama Oanal 1901—Q-M 8a Conversions 1940-47—Q-J U 8 Treas ctfs of indebtedness 103**ii 103*'n Ul«n lll263j 107 *°ii 105»i« 1033* 1003* 99?* 3)*sSeptl51931-*32 Notea 101 »u 101 «ii 8?*s Mar 151931-1932Notea 101 »u 101 "is 3?*s Dec 15 1931-1932 Notes 101 *•« 101 "ii 2 Ha June 15 1931 2Ha Sept 15 1931 2s Mar 15 1932 13*s June 15 1931 VAa Dec. 15 1931 13*s Sept 15 1931 - 10010M 100"ll 100"n 100"is 100*n 100*38 100*11 100*38 100*11 100*31 99*°si 100 Instrumentalities of U S Govt Federal Land Bank—Farm Loan 91 4a Nov 1 *57 op '37-M&N 91 48 1958 opt 1938—.MAN 92 4 ?*s 1956 opt 1936—J&J 92 43*a Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J 92 4Ma 1957 opt 1937-MAN 4&s 4?*s 1933 opt 1932 .JAD 4?*s 1942 opt 1932.MAN 434a 1943 opt 1933—JAJ 4Hs 1953 opt 1933—JAJ 4Ha 1955 opt 1935—JAJ 4?* a 1956 opt 1936 JAJ 4Kb 1953 opt 1933 JAJ 454 a 1954 opt 1934—JAJ 933* 93?* 93?* 94?* 92 1958 opt 1938-MAN 6s 1941 opt 1931—MAN Bonds 93 93 99?* 100?* 96 96 100 1013* 97?* 97?* 95?* 97 96 96 97?* 97?* 99?* 99?* 96?* 98?* 6 4% 43*a Jan 1945 43*8 Nov 15 '32-'65-MANl5 6 4% 43*s Nov 151936-58—MAN 6 4% 4a May 15 *46 opt '36-MAN 6 4% 4a Aug 1947 opt 1937—FAA 6 4% JAJ 1043* 1043* 43*8 1850 43*a 1957 MAN 104 98 4s g L Pur '34 opt '14..Q-F 98 4s P Wka A Imp 1935—Q-M 98 4s Impt 1936 opt 1916-FAA Porto Rico 43*a 1932-34—JAJ 6 4.10 43*s 1937-1940 JAJ 6 4.10 43*a Funding 1931 ..JAJ 6 3.50 43*a Fund 1932 A '33—JAJ 6 4% 43*8 Funding 1934-'40.JAJ 6 4% 4a Jan 11944-1950 JAJ 6 4.05 4s gold 1931-1960 JAJ 6 4.05 6 4.15 6a July 1954 Philip Isls 4?*s 1952 83*s Renewal cl O 1956... JAJ Harbor imp 1934-73—. 1952 MAS 1956 A 1959 ..MAS '36. '42. '46. '49—-MAS 4a Pub Highway 1949-51.MAS 6s Ala State Bridge Oorp'35-'40 Anntaton 53*s 1939 6 4.05 64.10 6 4.10 0 4.10 6 4.10 99 5a Schools 1931-1947 Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1931-38. 5u Funding 1947 Birmingham 5?*a Pub Im; 1932——- - - 4s April 1 1933. AAO AAO 4s 1934— 4s 1935-1936 AAO —AAO 6 3.80 4s 1937-1941 _AAO 6 3.90 4s,1942-1961 AAO 64.10 43<a Pub Imp 1931-37-AAO 43*b 1933-1936 AAO 43*s 1937-1960 AAO 43*8 Pub Imp 1931-1937— 5a Sewers Sept 20 '41..MAS Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-38— 5s Schools 1931-40 Huntaville 5a Funding 1942 6s Pub Imp 1936-1938 Jefferson Co 5a Road 1938-49. 6s Road 1933-1947 4?*s O H A Jail 1955-57JAJ 43*a Sanitary 1931——JAJ 63*a Hospital warrants Madison Co 5s Refunding 1940 Mobile 5a School 1943—JAD . ■ 5s Refunding 1949 .MAS 43*a Refunding 1937—AAO 43*8 Water A Sew '39.JAJ Mobile Co. 5s Ref 1931 6 6 43*« 1931-1948 5a School 1936-1945 45*s R A B 1931-38—JAD 4H* 1039-1958 6 Basis. M.75 106 100 100 100 to 3.95 3.95 bo 2.50 to 3.75% to 4.05 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 4% 6 4.60 / Flat price. 43*8 Water 1944 JAJ b 43*8 Ref Wat 1932-34-J AD 6 2. m to 4.75 6*4.90" to 4.65 to 4.50 80 b 3.85 3 .90% u> 3.75 % to 3.95 % 3.95 b 3.85 W4%" b 2.25 to 3.85 % b 4.80 4.75% 75 / 70 75 JAJ / 70 53*s 1947-1956 75 JAJ / 70 JAJ / 70 PnehloOo 8DNo204V*S 32MAB Pueblo W W Dist No 2— 53*8 8ft 1964-1973 75 «■ 1974-1983 98 4?*s July 2 1955 43*« Highway 1938-48 JAD 43*s Highway '38-'58 MAN 4 3*s Pens Notes 1931-'51 AAO 4 5*s Highway 1935-65 JAJ 5s 1936-1962 MAS 6 4.85 6 4.85 -JAJ2 5 4.50 4.20% 43*s Fond 1941-50 to 4.60 MAN Little Rock 8 D 4s '32-55MAS St Francis Lev D 6s 1947. JAJ JAJ JAJ JAJ Highway 1936-48—J A J30 1932-1947 FAA Jan 2 1932-1936.. JAJ 2 1932-1948 FAA 4 v*s Olympiad 1936-'71_ JAJ2 43*8 Jan 2 1945-1948—JAJ2 4s Harb Imp 1985 opt *50- JAJ Alameda 4a 1931 to 1941.JAD 43*8 Mun Imp '32-'48.AAO Alta Irrig Dist 5s tfakerafleld 5s 1931-52—AAO 8erkley 5s 1942-1951 JAJ 5a School 1932-1955 JAJ Brentwood Irrig. District 6s.. Citrus Heights brig Dist 6s Oonsol Irrig Dist 53*8 Bast Bay Mun Utfi Dist— s a • - ... 100 to 4.60 •33*8 April 1934 ..AAO *4s July 1936 JAJ to 4.60 •5a July 11938 JAJ Bloomfleld 4?*s '32-'33-AAO 4?*s 1934-1952 AAC Branford (T) 43*a'31-'50.JAD Bridgeport 43*s 1931-65-JAJ 43*8 High Sch 1932-63.JAJ •43*8 Sewer 1932-46—AAO 43*a 1931-1957 AAO •4a 1932-1968 FAA 83*8 Xmprovt 1931-41.JAJ •5s Oonstruc'n 1931-49 JAD Bristol 43*a Water 1939..JAJ 3.25 •6s July 1 1931-55 JAJ 3.80 •Cheshire 43*s 1932-45..JAJ 3.80 Danbury 4s 1946 taxable. JAJ 3.80 •434s 1931-65 JAD 3.25 33*8 Fund 1941 taxle.AAO 3.75 Bast Hartford (Town)— 3.80 45*s Sch 1931-36 MAN 3.75 43*8 Sch 1937-49 MAN 3.75 45*s Sch 1950-59 MAN 3.75 Bast Hartford Fire District— 4.05 •53*8 1931-1951 MAN 4§ Water June 1933...JAD 101 4".15 Glastonbury *4 3*8 '32-58. JAJ 4.15 •43*8 1934-1942 tax exm't 43*s 1932 101 4 3.50 3.25 4 43*8 Water 1934-*40 AAO 43*s Water 1941-'70—AAO 43*8 Sch 1931 to 1944.JAD 4 4.05 JAJ b 2% to 4.05 % 4.10 4.15 4.15 4.25 MAS SsMunlcipal 1931-61—FAA AAO 53*s Harb Imp V31-'61MAN Los A O 8 D 53*8>'31-34 MAN 53*8 Nov 1935-60 MAN 5a 1931-1934 FAA 3 5s 1935-1964 FAA 3.50 Los Ang Co 4 3*8 *32-'49—FAA 3.70 Merced Irrg Dist 6s to 3.85 % Modesto Irrig Dist 6s...... to 3.10 % Oakdale Irrig Dist 5s to 4.15 % Oakland 53*a 1931-43—FAA 43*8 Mun Imp '31-'43-FAA 43*8 1931-1965-FAA Oakland 8 D 4a 1931-44--JAJ Orange Co 5a 1932-45...MAS Pasadena 4s Jan 1932-42.JAJ 43*8 Wat Pl't *31-'36—AAO Badlands 5s 1931-51—JAJ 15 Riverside 5s 1931-53 JAD Riverside Co 6s '31-*54—MAN Sacramento 4s Jan *32-'45 opt 43*8 Sew A Dr 1931-34-JAJ Sacram'to Co 43*8 *31-*46 JAD San Diego 5s WW *32-'54 AAO 6s Water 1931-63JAJ 5s Municipal 1931-1960 JAJ 5a School 1931-1966—— 43*8 Wh A Har *32-'52.JAJ 43*8 Water 1931-1964 33*8 g July 1 1931-44..JAJ San Dieguito Irr Dist 6s San Francisco (City A County) 5a Water 1932-1951—JAJ 5i Water 1952-1969—JAJ 5a 1931-1948 3.25 Per £20. b 2.25 to 3.80 2.50 to 3.80 2.25 2.25 to 3.80 to 3.80 2.50 to 3.80 2.25 to 3.80 2.25 to 3.80 .90 2.25 to b 2.75 to 4% 4% b"2.25 to 3"90 b 2.25 to 3.80 b 3.85 to 3.95 b 2.50 to 4.05 62*75 to b 2.25 to 3.25 b 3.25 to 3.85 3.90 ^90 3.95 3°. 50 MAN 4.25 •4s Water 1940-45 JAD •4a Water 1931-1938 62". 2 5 •4s High Sch ,32-'55—JAJ 6 2.50 *43*8 1932 MAS *43*8 1933-1934 MAS 6 3% *43*8 1935-1938 MAS 6 3.50 *43*8 1939-1960 MAS 6 3.75 43*8 Munic Bldg 1933 MAN Hartf'dSD *43*s'31-'47-MA8 6 2". 25 •43*8 Northeast 1959.JAD 43*8 2d North 1944 JAJ 83*s South Sept 1955-MA8 43*s Southwest 1944—MAN •43*s Wash't'n *41-'47.JAJ 48 West Middle 1937—FAA 4% ir9 2?50 3^25 75 to3"75 to 3.80 ?50 to 3.25 to 3.75 to 3.80 2 to 3.80 3^90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.95 3.90 4.15 4.10 8.25 5.20 6.25 4.05 4 4 4 4 3.90 3.50 4.15 4.15 4.05 3.60 4 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.10 4.10 3.75 6.40 Mancnu»ter •♦3*s '31-33MAN 6 2.25 ,•43*8 1934-1944. 4.15 4.15 • Tax free in Connecticut. / to 3.25 L to 3.90 % MAN Manchester 9th School Dist— 4?*s 1931-1951 MAN 45*8 1931-1949 MAN Merlden (T) 4s *31-'35—MAN Mlddletown 4s 1931-35.M&N New Britain (O) 33*8 *32.JAJ 4s Munic Bldg 1943—JAJ 4s 1931-1952 FAA •43*a School 193K40.FAA *43*8 School 1940-'62.FAA 43*a Water Aug 1941..FAA 43*s 1931-1969 FAA •43*a Sch Aug *31-'43.FAA •4a Park 1931-1943 FAA New Hav (O) 33*s '31- 35AAO *4a Apr 2 1940 t&x-expt.AAO 43*0 Paving Mar 1936.MAS •43*8 1943-1952 •43*8 Paving Aug '87...FAA *43*8 Mch 15 '32-'35-MAS15 •6B 'aO-'ST-WdO-'Al--AAO •5s 1931-1951 JAJ JAD v to 3.85 3.25 . Sale price, to 3.25 b 3.50 43*8 1933-1934 b~3%' to % b 3.50 to 3.90 43*8 1935-1951 to 4.05 S D 43*8 1931-1960.- b 3% 4.20 •Hamden43*s 1931-1932MA8 °.50 4.50 Hartford 33*a Bdge '55..JAJ 3.75 * 4a Water Jane 31-'39 JAD b 2.25 to 3.75 7.20 7.15 4.10 43*s Water 1932 A '33-AAO t 3.30 b 2.25 Groton 43*81932-1969 Nominal, . 3.15 3.25 6.85 100 ... 43*8 1931-1968 »43<s 1931-33.JAJ 7 Los Angeles 4s Water 1931 to 1945.MAN 33*8 Water 1931 to '41.AAO 4% Greenwich 4.15 —JAJ 5s 1935-1974 Fresno Irrig Dist 6s CONNECTICUT to 4.60 6 4.85 6 4.85 Hot Springs 43*8 *31-'50-MAS Little Rod: 4?*s 31-40—MAN 100 a 3 .90% ARKANSAS 4.059? 1 in London, 4% JAJ 43*s Water 1962-1965-JAD 8 D No 1 43*8 1934-63.JAJ 8 D No 1 1931-1947—JAD Durango 43*8 1944 MAS MoffatTnnlmpDS V*s44-68JAJ to 4.40 6 4.90 Prescott 5s 1948 JAJ 6 4.90 Roosevelt Irr Dls 6a'45-*53JAJ 60 6s 1938-1957 JAJ 60 Tucson 5s Water 1950—.JAJ 96 43*sW Mar 10 *38—MA810 100 4.05% to 5 6.90 Spgs4s Mar 11941.. b 43*8 1931-1939... 4.50 % Imperial Irrig Dist 6s '38.JAJ to 4% 4.05% 4.05 4.05 6.15 43*8 Ref Wat 1935-67..IAD Highway 1931-37—JAJ3 106?* 106?* to 4j*s 193i:5llJAD 43*a 43*s 45*8 4?ia - to 4.75 Unlv Bldg Jan5'32-65JAJ to 3.85 V° Denver (City and County)— s to 3.85 Colorado to 4.25 6 4.90 to 4.05 ALABAMA April"1 6 4.75 s to 3.85 4.10 4.10 4.10 COLORADO M&ricopa County 8 D No 1 5a March 1933——Mar 9a Highway 1947-51-JAJ15 9«vajo Co 43*s June 15 *31-'36 Phoenix 43*8^50 opt *30.-JAJ 43*8 1932-1956 JAJ 43*s Court Hse '31-'48_JAD 6s Jan 1 1946 JAJ 5s Jan 11954 opt 1934—JAJ 5s W W 1932-1950 JAJ Phoenix Un H S D 43*8 1048 to 4.05 to 3.85 (Concluded)— 43*s 1932-1951 MAN 43*s Water 1938-1977-JAJ San Joaquin Co 5s *31-*49.JAJ 8anta Barbara 5s '32-41-JanlO 43*8 gold Ang 1943....FAA So. San Joaq Irrig Dist 53*s— Turlock Irrig Dist 5s West Side Irrig Dist 6s to 4.05 to 3.85 Net. CANADA—Sea page 98. 5s 1949 opt 1929 to 3.85 Ask. 43*8 Water '57. *62. '69.JAJ 43*s 1932-1951 JAJ CALIFORNIA Impt 1956—JAD 15 b 4.1 6s Jan 15 '32-'60—-JAJ 15 b 4.1 6a 1932-1956 JAD15 b 4.15 Hawaii .Terr ,434s '49-MAS 15 6 4% 6a Pub Bid. ARIZONA Honolulu (Oity A County;— 4s San Francisco — 53*s 1945-1964 53*s 1950-1969 TERRITORIES A U. 8. PO 8SES8 EON8 To or Bonds. Net. Tuscaloosa Co 6a Bridge 19415a Road 1957 107"* 105263l 101«"»« 1012«3I 101 101»3I 101 «n 101 "38 99 Ask. - 2d conv 4 X % *32-'47-J&D Fourth Liberty Loan— . Bid. Bonds. Montgomery Pub Imp 6a 1934 5b Pub Imp 1931-1938 43* Sanitary Sewer 1931-44 Montgomery Co 43*s 1957-59 5s Road 1935 AAO 0s Road 1951 Morgan Co 5s 1938-52-. f uscaloosa 6a Pub Imp "31-*35 First Liberty Loan— Oonv 4% of 1932-47—JAD Oonv 4\i% of 1932-47 JAD To or Net. UNITED STATES—See also pa geld. 3?*% Yield Basis Yield Basis Yielfi Basis 6 2.25 6 2.25 to 3.90 % 6 2.25 to 3.50 6 2.25 to 3.50 % % 2.50 3.85 6 2.25 to 3.80 b 2.25 to 3.80 % 3%80 3.80 6 2.25 to 3.80 6 2.25 6 2.25 to 3.80 6 2.25 to 3.50 to 3.80 % I 3°.70 3.65 6 3.75 to 3.75 J?75 6 2.25 to 3.55 6 3.65 to 3.75 1 6 2.25 to 3.85 % 3.25 to 3.50 ?80 3.80 3.80 3.85 Nor walk 2.25 4Kb 1936-1968 to 3.85 3.25 to 3.85 3.25 3.70 to 3.85 "2.25 to 3.90 .... 1939.M&S •4Kb 1931-1964 M&S15 4Kb Refunding 193S—A&O *Plainfleld(T)4Ks '32-*57AAO Pntnam (T) 4Kb ^2'40-A&O •Rldgefleld (T) 4Kb Jan 1 '43 Stamford (O) 4s 1942—-Bt&N Stamford (T) 4Kb '32-*45 J&J •4K Sch 1931-1965—M&N 4Kb High Sch 1931-'69 J&D Stonlngton 4Kb '1933-A&O Torrlngton *5Ks 32-'36-J&J •5Ks Fund 1936-'41 J&J 4Kb July 1 1939 J&J Walllngford (Town) 4Kb 1933. '38.*43. '48. *53— 4s 1931-40 -J&D Water bury 334s Sch 1932. J&J 4b Water 1931-1939—J&J15 4s Water 1940-1905—J&J16 4Kb City Hall '31-'63—J&J 4Kb July 15 1931'00_J&J15 •4Kb Water 1932-44—J&J15 •4K Bdge.St.&c,'40-64J&Jl« •4KB 1940-1953 J&J 15 •4Kb Water 1935-'84—J&J •4Kb 1932-1934——J&J16 West Hartf'd 4Kb 1943—J&D 4Kb Mar 15 1931-'48-M&8 W HavU 8D*4 K s'31-"58 .MAN Weatport 4 Kb 1935-1944 Weston (T) 4Kb '32-'45_M&N Windham 4Kb 1932-;40—J&J 1 to 3.85 5s A&015 1933-71 Norwalk (T) 4Kb 1942—J AD Norwich 4Ms water to 3.85 2.25 2.75 to 2.50 to I ?85 S^O °.85 I 4% 4% 4 3.80 2.50 to 3.80 2.25 to 3.80 1 2.25 to 3.80 i°.\ °.50 2.50 to 3.70 % 3.80 to 4% 3.90 3.25 to 3.90 % 2.50 to 3.85 2.25 to 3.80 f. 50 1 3.80 to 3.85 2.25 to 3.85 2.25 to 3.85 2.50 to 3.85 % 3.80 to 3.85 3.85 to 3.90 2.50 | to 3.90 3.50 % to 3.50 1 .85 2.25 to 3.85 2.25 to 3.90 3.75 to 3.95 2.50 to 4% 2.50 to 3.90 M&fe 1941---J&D Ry elec 1952--J&D 7b Cent Sf 7Ks 1969- (coff.Bec.'22) 1952-. ExtlVf 6Kb(1926) '57-A&0 Extl s f 6Ks(1927) '57-A&0 5b of 1895 5s of 1913 4Kb of 1883 4Kb of 1888 4b of 1900 4s of 1910 4s of 1889— Bremen (State) 7s 1935—M&S iritlflh—Oons 2Kb op '23 Q-J b b 4 vo 1946-1950-M&S b 4.50 NewCastleOo 4Kb'31-'84J&D 5 Kb 1930-1944 J&J Sussex Oo 5b 1932-1970 —J&J b 2.75 4Kb 1934-1953 A&O 6 3.75 Kent Co 4Kb to 4.40 b (e-a) 6B 1947-40 b 3.70 to 3.80 b 4% 3.85% % FLORIDA. 16 5s Jan 15 1934-45—J&J 15 5Ks Jan 15 1934-45-J&J 15 4KB Fen 1937 F&A Jacksonv S D No 1 5b Apr *45 Miami 5Kb 1932-35 M&S 5s 1931-1939 M&S 5B 1940-1950 M&S 6m 1933-1935 O&A 4Kb 1936-1938 A&O 4Kb Munlc Imp'32-'55M&S 6s School 1940 —J&D Miami Beach 5 Ms 1932 5Ms 1933-1935 _M&N 5Ms 1936-1939 M&N 5Ms 1940-1950 M&N Orauge Oounty 5s 1944—J&J 5s 1952-1953 J&J Palm Beach 6s 1931-1952—— Pensacota 4Kb ref 1941--A&O 6% School 1932-1951—J&J St Augustine 6s 1955——J&J 6s Impt 1932-1937 F&A St Petersburg 5Ks 1949—J&J 6Ks 1931-1953 J&J 5Ka June 1954——J&D 6b 1931-1938 Tampa 5b June '65 op '25 J&J 5m W W Purch '31-72-F&A 4KB Impt 1931-37 J&J FOREIGN Agrlcul Mtg Guar • Guar s 20 16 20 16 80 75 100 97 100 1947 f 6s 1948 Chili Mtge Bk 6K« *57 J&D31 S f gu 6 Ms Jne 30'61 .J&D 31 A&O 1961 M&N 63 63 63 59 63 5.25 5.60 to 5.50 F&A —A&O M&N Antloquia Ool (Dept of)— Extl s f 7s ser A 1945—J&J Extl s f 7s Ser B 1945—J&J Exfcl a f 7o ser O 1945—J&J 1963-- 7s"51M&N 82 83 K 83 K 82 K 82 M 83 K 80 K 77 83 81 99 M Poland (Rep of) 23 K 25 Extl 5°.75 Prussia 6Kb 1951 6s 1952 72 69K 70 70 K 86K 77K 88 79 94 M 89 97 K 95K 92 92 67K 68 109 M 110 109 M 110K 105M 101K 96 K 90 K 89 K 89 K 106 102 M 102 101> 101 ^ 102 A&O J&J B F&A A&Olo 85 96 99 Dominican Rep 5Ks 85 88 90 94 6Kb Oust Adm 1940—A&O 2nd ser 5Kb 1940 A&O Dutch E Indies 0s 1947—J&J Ext a f 6sl962 M&S 58 '42-M&S 52 58 68 74 68 68 74 74 5 Kb Mar 1953—M&S Extl 5Ks Nov 1953--M&N Estonia (Rep of) 7a, 1967-J&J 68 74 Finland (Repub) 0a 87 92 87 92 87 92 Extl *45--M&S 6K» Munloan '54 cl A A&O 101H 65 K 92 101K 96K 97 K 69 102 103 K 70 96 M German Govt 61 65 62 63 Vs Haiti (Rep) 0% Ex'62 Extl a 61K 61K 66K StH A-A&O Hamburg (State of) Germany 95K 95M 95 K 96K 95K 95 K 95 M 95 K 95 K 89 K 68 K 68K 62 M 106K 96M 85 A&O (Province) Germany Gold 6s 1946 Hanover 87 M 85 Harz W W 6K« 1949 87 96K 96 96 97 M 96M 96 96 96 91 68M -F&A 78 M 102 K 99 c 51K F&A Russian 6Ks June 18 'X9-J&J 5K % Ext Ln Dec '21--J&D Salvador (Repub) 8s 1948J&J San Paulo (Brazil) State of— 77 H 78 7s 1940 (per 1.000 mllreia)68.J&J Sec s f 7s 1940 A&O Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942-M&S Santander (Dept) Colombia Ext s f 7s 1948 A&O Extl 2K 2K f 106 89 K n Mtge Institution Sink fund 7s 1945 J&D Sink fund 6K& 1940—J&D Seine (Dept of) 7s 1942—J&J Serbs Croats & SIov (King of) 92 72 63 f oa(of 1928) s 57 ' 105 8% external loan 1936-J&J Ext'l 8s 1950 J&J Extl water 7s 1950—M&S 73 35 45 46 K 48 64 81 82 87 88 62 66 94 90 90 86 107 H 107K Ext 8s 1962 M&N 92 92 K Extl 7m 1962 ser B M&N 81K 82 66 67 Switzerland Tollma J&D 5KsExt'40-A&O (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N 77 IVA 95 941 105) 105K 105^ 106 69 65 K 100 K 89 K 101K 90 K 102 K 101H 88 86 K 86 K 87 98K 98K 99 H 84 K 100K S9K Ital Gred Consortium for Pub wki ext 7b A '37-M&S Pub wki ext 7b B '47-M&8 Pub Utll Credit a f 7a '52J&J FOREIGN CITIES, Ac, Extl 103 s f 5s Octl5'49-A&Ol5 A&O 6s June 15 1958 J&D 15 Bogota (City) extl 8s "45-A&0 Extl ■ f 6Kb 1947—A&O Bordeaux (City) 6s '34--M&N Brisbane (City) Australia— 30-yr b f 5s 1957 M&S Berlin 6 Kb 100 99 J87} 95 97 89 M 91 82 84 K 1950 96 93 M 101H 96K 97 97 K 86 H 79 97 K 87 K 80 Vt 86 K 88 105JK 63 64 F&A 63 65 75 79K 76^ 76K 93 K 94 88 97 K Extl a f 03 (of 1927)'02. J&D Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep- 1965 ser B.J&J Extl s f 6s 1960 Ser C2 A&O Extl s f 6s 1960 ser C3 A&O Oali(Oolombla)s f 7s '47-M&N Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54-J&J Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A M&S Ohristiania (Norway)— 30-yr sf 6s 1954 M&S 30-year a f 6s 1955—-M&N OologneGerm'y 0 K8 '50 M&S15 Exten OK" 94} 103 100 K $43 K $43 K 98 K 96 K 99 K 97 K 95K 96 64 K 103 100 J&D Budapest (City of) Hungary— S I 5s 1958 20-yr s f 6a 1950 88 92 63 70 108 K 107 M 83 82 K 102 102 K 102 K 87 98 87 Basis $5 to the £. /Flat price. I In Loudon, m Dollars per rubles flat, n t Per 1.000 guild' rs. ti Dollprs per 1.000 lire flat, v Dollars per 1.000 francs, w Dollars per 6B»8i8, 85 51 79K 87 K 99 Hungarian Land Mtg Instlt'n 90 K Mtg 7Ks 1961.ser A—M&N 92 Sf 7Ks 61 ser B($bds)M&N 101 Hungary (Kingd) 7 Ks'44 F&A industrial Mtge Bk of Finland 94 1st M coll 78 July 1 1944— 103 Irish Free State 5s 1960-M&N 100 Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '61 -J&D 6% Int OonsolJ&J u$43 Prestlto Llttorlo 5a u|43 „ 79K 80 Bergen, Norway, 0s 1949- A&O Extl s f 5s I960M&S Internat— f 78 ser D 1945--J&J 65 86 79 H 90 National Loan not red f 7s 1957 lBt ser_A&O f 7s 1957 2d ser. A&O 68 89 84K 78 K 88 K 78 Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58J&D Baden Extl s f 7s 1951—J&J 85 s 61 61 61 81K 58 1968 $41K $54 K $41K 118K 125 H K M&S — 96K 72 80 45 f 6s s $41 92 93 1931—Q-F 16 v $40 K 5s premium 1920«553 K —6% National loan of 1920-- c$40M 7s ext of 1924-1949 J&D 118K 125 K 7 Kb External 1941 J&D 70 80 29 70 K Upper Austria (Prov) 7fl"45J&D Extl s f 6Ks 1957—J&D 15 Uruguay 8s ext 1946 F&A Extl a f 0s 1960 M&N Extlsf 6s 1964 M&N Venetian Pro v Mtge Bank— Sf 7s 1952 ser A _A&0 93 M 98K before Jan 77 29 27 K (Bank of the) 1st 6s '47F&A Styrla (Prov of) 7s 1946—F&A SwealshSKs ext 1954—M&N 93 K 5% 70 54 28 Silesian Landowners Assn— 84 Extl s f 5Kb 1958 F&A France (Republic of) 4s 1917— r$40 69 59 K 51H 44 Extl 90 K 98 A&O B f 7s 1950 f 6Kb 1950 47 58 57 H 49 K 94 91 a s 90 s M&N J&D J&D —J&J Silesia (Prov) Poland— Extl s f 7s 1958- M&S Class Extl 103 103 Saxon State 9JK 92 K Extl s K 101K 89 K Institute 7s 1959 92 Ext l 5Ks 1955 Trust rets 4K« 1962. 100K M&SU 6Ks 1959 Rumania (Monopolies) 74 M 88 80 80 85 V00 102 K 102 H 106 102 J&J 7s extl s f 1966 Extl ■ f 7a 1967 88 ser 102 Do Sul (State) f 8s 1946 A&O Brazil ext 88 Denmark ext 6s 1942 Grande Rio 72 99'K f 8s 1952 106 101K 102 K 100M Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O Ext g 0s Feb 15 1947 F&A16 98M s 105 K 105 K 0s 1940-A&O f 8s 1950 s 61K 62 K A&O Pernambuco (State of) Extl a f 7b 1947 88M 101K 103 % S103K 60 Parana(State oOBrazil 7s *5> BraztlM&(; Peru sec s f 7s 1959--—M&S Nat Loan extl 6a 1960 J&D Extl s f 6s 1901 A&O 79 103 H 60K Panama (Rep) exfc5K8'63 J&D Extl b? 5s 1963 M&N 15 74 K s Austrian Govt a t 7b '43-J&D Int s f 7s 1957 —J&J Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ks *45. F&A 82 K 74 % 75 Extl M&N 82 M 84 97 B 'Extl Extl 4Kb 1956 98 K 81K 94 K 81 5K% loan of 1930-65-J&D German extl 7s 1949.-A&O 15 Graz(Mun)Austria 8s"54 M&N Greek Govt s f 7s 1964—M&N Sink fd 6s 1968 F&A Exfcl s f 78 1957 3d ser.A&O Argentine Repub— Internal 5s(of *09) 1946M&S 4b £ loan, of 1897——A&O Bxt 6a Of '23 1957 A—M&S 1st g 0a 1958 Ser B J&D Sink fund gold 6s 1959-J&D Extl a f 6s Oct 1959—-A&O Extl a f 6a 1960 M&N Extl 8 f 6s 1960 —A&O Bxt b f 0a(State Ry)'60 M&S Extl 6b sanlt wks 1901-F&A Extl 6s pub wks 1901-M&N Extl 5Kb pub wka '62.F&A Australia " (Commonwealth) July 15 1955-J& JExtl 5b 1957 M&S 88 90 74 Ext to 5.70 52 • Czechoslovak Republic— Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A—A&O 63 59 87 95 80 79 80 Oundlnamarca Dep(Colombla) Extl s f 0KS 1959 M&N 63 59 78M 79 K 106 K 102 M Board Norway ext 0s 1943—F&A 15 Extlsf 6s 1944 F&A 0s Ext Oct 15 1952-A&015 40-yr a f 5Ks 1905 J&D 35-yr extl sf 6s '63—M&S1S Norway Municipalities BankExtlsf 5s 1907 J&D Guar s f 5s 1970 J&D 5K» PubWk8June30 '45J&D 6K«P wks Dec31'31 J&D31 5Ks June 30 1932.J&D 31 5Ks Dec 31 1932-J&D 31 5Kb June 30 1933--J&D 31 63 59 91M f5Kb "53—J&J15 Pub Wks s f 5 Kb 1945 J&D 100 103 K F&A A&O 5s extl s f 1957 Extl • f 5a 1958 70 89 H 65 "Extl 59 66 4Kb of '98 £ red *44—M&S 4s (of 1895) 1931 J&J English stampedFrench stamped Colombia Rep 6s 1901 J&J Extl s f 6s (1928) 1961-A&O Colombia Mtg Bk— "Extl" 103 100 X J&J Met Wat Serv & Dr Sf 5Ks 1950-—— 83 mi 102 Stab'nlaf 7fl 1947-A&O 16 "Extl 98 59 73 K 71 89 to 4.90 97 82 71 55 100K — 75 3 52 52 J&J J&J - 13 K 50K Netherl'ds 6s '72 (flat) M&S 6s 1972 series B Ext 0s 1954 —A&O New South Wales (Australla)- 103 to 4.90 59 76K 75K 87 b 4.50 94 6Kb 1939 5Ks 1942 & 1943 5b June 30 1955 96 76K 101 6 4.50 20-yr 7s 1940 A&O 20-yr 7s Jan 15 1947 —J&J Akershus (Dept of), Norway 5B f. 6s 1903 s. 95 74 ~4~" Secured • f 7b 1957 A&O Newfound 0 Kb 1930—J&D30 88K 7H 9 J 11 / 12 / 3 / 2 99 M&S M&N Costa Rica(Rep)ext Cuban 5s 100 99 (Colombia) f 6b J&J 1901 f 6s 1962 s Cordoba (Prov) Argentina— Extl a f 7s 1942 J&J 80 97 GOVTS. Bk '38.A&01* 89 78 12 11 Brazil M&S Extl 6Kb 1959 ser A_M&S Mtge Bank of Denmark— Exch s f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia— 100 K 75 M 85 K 75 !, I" Mlnas Geraes (State) Extl 6Ks 1958 100 Aire8(Prov)6s '61M&S Extl a f 7s 1952 A&O Extl 7Ka 1947 Ext 9 f 0Ks 1961 F&A Bulgaria (Kingd) s f 7s *67 J&J Sec s f 7 Ks stabilization loaD 1968 M&N 15 Oaldas (Dept of) Colombia External s f 7Ks 1940-J&J 3»uca Val (Dept of) Colombia 7Kb 1940 A&O Extl sec 7s 1948 J&I> lent Agrlcul Bank (Germany) Farm loan 7b 1950—M&S15 Farm loan 0s 1960—J&J 15 Farm loan 6s 1960 A&015 Buenos 53 '33 Internal sliver 3s 39 41 . 99 K I 56 % 20-yr 20 75 44 f 37 r .39 99" f 10 £20 pieces £100 and £200 pieces Internal silver 5s 54 52 r 42 Hukuang Rys 5a £—J&D15 5s of 1896 £red 1933— A&O 3.85% A&O Osral Gables 5Ks'31-'66-A&0 6s Impt 1931-1938 J&J 6s Ref & Impt '33-'56 var__ Dade Oo 5b Oct 1947-'54 A&O 5b 1931-1937 J&J Duval Oo 5Ks'32 op'12 M&N 5b Armory 1944 J&J JackonnvlUe 5a Jan I *36.J&J 52 54 52 r s f 0Kb 1947 A&O Sink fd 7s(of 1926) '46 M&N Sink fd 7s (of 1927) '47 F&A 4% S&O 4Ks 1936-50 (s-a) r so £100 and £200 pieces Treas 0% notes "23 ext to 51 9s Dec 31 1931 Chinese Government— 4.25 3 .85% 4% 49 r 92 K 45 Aust(Prov)7K« *50 J&D — 106M 6s 1962 Wllm b r 63 M 99 Extl to 4.25 64 M 64 M 63 # 77 106K 96M Mendoza (Prov) Argentina—. 72 H 7Ks extl s f 1951 J&D Mexico (B S of)— External 5s of 1899 f 11 4s of 1904— Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces) 104 1101M 106 K 88 K S f gu 0s to 81K 68 M 29 1Kb War Loan '31-'45 J&D 5Kb f Feb 1 1937 -F&A 4« fund 1990 opt 1960-M&N 5a war loan '47op'29__ J&D Extl % 28K 102K □hill (Rep) ext 7s 1942-M&N Extl s f 6s 1960 A&O Extl s f 6s Feb 1961—F&A Extl a f 6s Sept 1961—M&8 3.85% 3.85% 4 Lower Maranhao (State Brazil Ext s f 7s 1958 M&N 80 -J&J Extl 78 1958 Extl s f 7s Net. Oriental Dev Co 6s '53-M&S 75 41 25K 25M Brazil 8% ext Ask. Japanese Government— 4b £ *54 opt '10—J30 & D31 I 75 106 S f 0Ks 1954—-.F&A 96K Extlsf 5Ks 1905 M&N 110K 114M 110 M s77K s To or Bid. Bonda. Net. 39 K 7b Oct 1947 --—-—-A&O Bolivia (Rep) Ext 8s '47-M&N Extl Ry ref 6s 105-J&J 4KB 1901 opt *22 at 105..J&J Dover Spec 8 D 6b '32-'46 A&O 104 K U4H Bk) 7a May 47 rlogota (Mtge Ser A Int ctfs DELAWARE. 4Kb '60 opt any date P Beig Govt extl 6 Ms 1949 M&8 External a f 6s 1955—- J&J Extl 8 f 7i 1965———J&D Stabillz'n loan 7s 1956M&N Ask. Bonds. New London 4s 1933 (0)4a 1954-1964— ♦4Kb Sch Mcb 1932-1953— •4Kb Impror t '3l-'39--J&J 3Ks— A&015 1933-71 Bid. Net. Ask. To or To or A&O •4Kb Imp 1932-1935—M&S & 2.25 Yield Basis Yield Jtsasis Yield Basis Bid. Bonds 101 MUNICIPAL! BONDS STATE [AND Nominal, 509 franca, p Per £20 r Canadian price. v F«r £200. t Per £300 bond $ price 102 STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS Yield Basis Yield Basis To or Bid. Bonda. Ask. 96 101 Copenhagen 4s of 1901.M&N im os June 1 1952 -J&D 100m Extl g 4Mb 1953 95 % -M&N Cordoba (City) Argentine Be • 2d 6s 75 95 100 I1y> Dresden (Ger) extl 7s '45 M&N Frankf't (Ger) 7s 1931—A&O 7s 1932 A&O 7s 1933-1934 A&O 7s 1935-1945—A&O Extl s f 6 Ms 1953 M&N GermanOons Munic 7s'47F&A Oons munic 6s 1947 J&D Hanover (City) Germany Extl conv 7s 1939 M&N Havana—1st 6s 1939 Q 99 96 98 90 94 86 82 82 87 §4m 88 78m 79m 93 91 90 90 94 m Q Heidelberg (Germ)7Ms'50 .To Helslngfors (Oity) Finland Extlsf 6Ms 1960 ..A&O Hungarian Cons Munic Loan s fg 7Ma 1945. J&J Extl ■ f 7a Sept 1940 J&J Leipzig(Clty of) 7s 1947—F-A Lima (City) Peru— Extl • f 6M» 1958--M&J Lyons (City) 6s 1934—M&N Marseilles (Olty) 6s '34-M&N Medellin (Munic) (Oolumbia) 100 100 100 88m 89% 91m 85 m 92 m 91 87 94 m 36m 42 105% 105 m 105 7s extl Dec 1 1951... 0 Q J (j ^ 58 59 m 89 m 90 89 77 78 80 83 102 m 101M 68 60 70 Prague (Greater) Oity— 7Ms loan of 1931-62—M&N s f 6Ms 1953——F&A 7s 1960 (per 1000 miireis).. 5s of 1904. Borne extl s f 6M" 1952..A&O Rotterdam (O) ext 6s '64-M&N Saarbrucken (Oity), Germany Ext 7s Mar 31 1935— A&O Extl • f 6s 1953— J&J Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl 7s 1945 —A&O Santiago (Oity )Ohile7s'49 J&J2 Extl s f 7» 1961——M&N Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N Exfclsf 6Ms 1957—M&N 15 Soissons (Olty), France— Ext g 6s Nov 14 '36—M&N Sydney (Olty) NSW— 25-yr s f 5Ms 1955 F&A Tucuman (City)Argentine Rot Secured 7s 1951— J&D Tokyo (Oity of) 6s of 1912 Red ann s f beg '17-52-M&S Extl s f 5Ms 1961 A&O Trondhjem (Oity), Norway— Extlsf SMs 195f M&N Vienna (O) extl 6s '52—M&N Warsaw (Oity) 7s 1958..F&A Yokohama extl 6s 1901—J&D n 102M s 81M ,104 ' 90 82 86 85 90 1931-1940 1940-1950 1931-1934 1935-1939. 1940-1949 1950-1959 4 Ms Jan 11949 4Mb Jan 1 19554 Mo 1939-1951 6s 8s 5s 5s 6s 5s 4.46 4.50 100 to 4.50 104 103 104 97 — 103 96 97 98 '88* "88 m 87 6 4.60 to 3.50 6 4.90 to 3.50 to 4.75 6 4.75 to 3.25 6 5.05 to 4.70 6 4.70 to 4.60 6 4.70 to 4.60 6 4.90 6 5.10 106m 107 66 66 55 58 81 % 95M 96 98 8* 66 99 m 88 67 100M 94m 102 % 105% 107 100 107% 104 104 111 102 102 97 m 97 m 97 94% 102 m 106 M 107 m 130% 108 m 104 m 104 m 111m 102 m 103 98 m 98 m 98 m 98 m 100 104 99 101 101 106 106% 99M 99 M 102 93 to 4.90 100 104 100 106 6 4.40 6 4.30 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4% to 4% to 4.10 % to 4.60 % to 4.35 to 4.60 % to 4.40 to 3.90 6 4.60 to 4.10 to 3.75 6 4.60 to 6 4.40 to 4.15 4.40 3.75 4.50 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.75 * Hendricks County— to 100 95m 95m Indianapolis— *5 Ms Track Elev '32-*47 J&J 4*. 85 Jt4s Fire 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 Dept J'ne 1 *41 J&J k4%8 Sch Jrne 15 '40J&DI5 *4 Ms 1931-1955 J&J ft3Ms Hospital 1936 -J&J *3Ms Oity Hall 1939 .J&J k Indianapolis 8 D— 14s Bldg Sept 1 1946 J&J *3M* July 11941 J&J to 4.25 i 102 97 97 95 88 3.75 4s OH Jan 151932—J&J16 „ l02m 99 90 3.65 % % 6 3.90 to 6 3.90 6 4.15 to 3.65 6 4% to 3.9 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 to 3.80 to 4% 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.65 3.65 3.65 3.65 6 4.50 3.65 3.65 . Oklah oma) IOWA to 3.80 to 3.80 4MB to 4~ 2 5 % 3.90 to3.80 % 100 98 6 4.10 to 4% b 3.90 to 3.80 6 3.90 to 3.80 % to 4.10 to 4.10 6 4.10 IDAHO 5Ms Impt 1941 A&O 4%s Cap Bldg 1932-39—J&J 1932-1933 4MB to 3.80 to 4% 6 3.90 to 3.80 b 3.90 to 3.80 6 3.90 to 3.80 b 4.10 to 4% Swainsboro 6s 1932-50—A&O 6 4.80 to 4.60 V&ldosta 6s 1932-1942 Jan 6 4.15 to 4% Ware Co 5s Sch 1931 J&J b 4.25 to 4.10 5s Road 1932-1949 J&J 6 4.25 to 4.10 Watkins S D 6s 1931-50.M&N 6 5.50 to 5.25 Woodbury 6s 1931-49—J&D 6 5.25 to 6% 4ms May 11932 opt 1921 -J&J 4Ms Highway '35 opt '25- .J&J 4Mb Highw 1937 op *27 J&J 4%s Ref 1932-1933 A&O 4%s Ref 1934-1935 A&O 4Ms Ref 1936-1939 A&O 4Ms Ref 1940-1945 A&O Boise City S D 6s 1940—-J&J W W '43-M&N *4 Ms W W Dec '43—J&D *5 Me 1941 M&S South Bend School Olty— % 4Mb Impt 1939-1948-F&A 3.70 fcTerre H Sch O 4s 1931—M&S 3.70 3.70 3.70 INDIAN TERRITORY (See 3.70 4.40 6 4.25 Pulaski Oo 5s 1932-48——J&J 6 4.40 Rome4sMunlcbldg'32-*39A&0 Savannah—4Mb ref 1943.J&J 4Ms Drainage 1944—F&A 4Mb Refunding 1959—F&A Spaiding Oo—5s 31-'49--J&D 1934-1940 Boone 4M* 1931 J&D 6 3.60 J&D 6 3.80 M&N 6 3.70 Burlington 4Ms '31-33-M&N Cedar Rapids 4Ms *49-'53M&N Davenport Indep Sch Dlst— 4M 1939-1940 M&N 4Mb 1940-1941 M&N Des Moines 5s '31-*57 J&J 4Mb 1931—M&N 4Mb W W 1932-42 J&D 6s Gen Obllg 1931-40—J&J Oes M Ind 8 D 4Mb '32—J&J 4Ms Sept 1 1945 M&S 4Mb 1944 4s8ept 1 1945 M&S Dubuque Oo 4Mb 1931—J&J Fort Dodge 5s Fund *39—A&O Fremont Oo 5m 1931-35—J&J Marshalltown Ind 8 D— 5s City Hall 1931-89—M&N M&rehalitown— 4Mb Water 1932-42 A&O 4Mb Water 1943&'44—A&O Ottumwa 4Mb June 1936 Polk Co 4Mb *31-'32—A&015 5s Funding 1931-85 J&J \4t 64 % lit IX 8Ioux Oity 6s '35-'45—F&A15 6s Ref Aug 15 5s Fire Fund 1931-33—J&J 5s Police Fund *31-*33.M&N 6 3% to 3M 6 3.50 to 3.75 6 to 4.05 4% to 3.50 3.75 to 3.90 '0 to 3.90 % 1.90 % 1.90 % 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 to 3.90 % to 3.90 3.90 3.90 4 to 3.90 4 6 4.10 to 4.05 6 4.05 to4 6 4.05 toivp to 3.95 6 3.60 6 4.10 6 4.10 6 6 4H* Sewer 1931-47 M&N 6 Sioux City 8 D 5s 1941 J&J 6 Woodbury Oo 5s 1932—J &J 6 ILLINOIS to to 3.60 o - — 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 to 3.60 to 3.50 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 KANSAS. 4Ms Serv Oomp 1931-43-F&A 6 3.85 4Mb Aug 1 1931-38 F&A 6 3.85 4%s 1931-1943 F&A 6 3.90 4 Ms 1931-1944— F&A 6 3.85 4s May 1 1931-1935—M&N .6 4% 4s Highway 1931-1940- May] 6 3.85 4s Highway 1941-1943—May 6 3.85 4s Highway 1945-1954—M&S 6 3.80 4s 1945-1956 M&N 6 3.80 4s 1945-1958 M&N 6 3.80 Bloomlngton Township H S Dlst No 206 4Mb '36-'46- 6 4.35 Ohampaign County— 5s Road 1931-1943—M&N 6 4.60 Chicago 4s '32 to 1935 J&J 6 4.60 4sJan 1937 1939 J&J 6 4.50 4s Jan 1932-1941 J&J 6 4^50 4s 1932 J&J 4s 1933-1934 J&J 6 "4.15" 4s 1935-1936 —J&J 6 4.25 4s 1937-1950 J&J 6 4.50 Chicago School District— 4s 1933-1937 —J&J 6 4.50 — •{„,lFominal v- k Tax-exempt under are 6 4.55 6 4.90 6 4.70 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 k5s Oct 20 1931-39.A&O20 Logansp'tMMs '31-'37 J&D15 4Ms ref 1935-1945 —J&J 3Ms Jan 1932-1935 J&J Albany—5s 1945——J&D Athens—4Mb June 30 1943— Atlanta—4Ms Jan 11940-J&J 6s Water 1932-'37 J&J 6a Water 1938-'61 J&J 4 Ms 1931-1966 J&J 3 Ms July 1 '31 & *33—J&J Augusta—4 Ms Flood '42M&N 4s refunding 1934— J&J Clarke Oo 5s 1931-41 J&J Columbus—5s 1931-44—J&J Oordele 6s W W '31-'38 J&J 4 Ms Refunding 1939. -J&J Bibb Oo 4M* 1948-49 M&N Oriap Oo— Hydro-Elec 5s '32-'57-F&N Dougherty Oo 5s '32-*48 M&S Macon 4MsW W1931-86.J&J 4s Pav & Sew *31 to '39-J&J Marietta 5s W W1939— F&A 4Ms 1937-1950 4.80 to 4.10 to 4.40 JtGary Sch Oity 4Mb Oct 1943. 104 4 s 1933-1937 J&A 6 4.50 Ohic Line Pk 4s '31-*48 M&N 6 4.55 4Ms 1932-1933 A&O 6 4.60 100 6 4.20 to 4.30 15 Elkhart 4Mb WW '32-*75 A&O iEvansvUle—48 Ref 1932. J&J Jfc4s Ref 1942 J&J fcFort Wayne Sch D 5s 1933 to 4.60 91% to 4.40 to 4.40 Oass Oo o4s *31-'33-M&N 100 99 h 6 4.75 co 6 4.60 INDIANA (see footnote k) 100 99 - to 4 40 6 4.80 6 4.60 . Elgin Sanitary Dlst— 5B 1931-1944 M&N Evanston S D No 76— 4 Ms 19354948 Granite Oity 4 Ms 193448 Jackson Co 4 Ms 1939-1944 Lake Oo 5s road 1932-35-F&A 5s Road 1936-49 F&A Moline 4Mb 1931-1932 J&J River Forest S D No 90 4 Ms 1931-1947. Springfield Sanitary District— 4Mb 1931-1944 J&D % 105 102 to 4.20 to 4.40 — 101 % 101 6 4.70 Verdun deb 5s 1954 Winnipeg, Man. 6s '44—A&O 4 Ms non-call 1944 M&N 4Ms June 11946— J&D 4Ms June 15 195G--J&D15 4s Aug 1 1946——F&A15 4Mb 1934-1936 165m Net. 4.70 - 4% to 3.25 to 4.50 to 6 4.80 6 Ask. 6 4.70 6 4.60 Jan 1 1950 So Bend k4%a 100 101 Calgary 5s 1933—.. J&J J&D 15 100 6s June 15 1935 101 6s July 11945 99 J&J 100 Edmonton (O) 5s 45&'50 A&O 99 101 5s s f 1955 & 1960 99 A&O 101 Halifax N S 4s July 1945 99 100 m 6s Jan 1951 -J&J 101 103 Hamilton—4s Apr 1 '32.A&0 & 5% 4% 4s Elec L & P 1941 A&O Lachlne P Q 5s 1954 J&D Maisonneuve Q 5Ms '36-M&N 101 102 Manitoba (Prov)5s 1944J&D2 102 103 4Mb May 1 1945. M&N 99 98 4Mb Dec 161956—J&D15 99 Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945-J&D 103 103 m M&N 105 % 6s s f Nov 1 1956106 m 4Mb May 195499% 100% 99 m 4Mb Jan 1944 J&j 100 % 4s May 1 1933 £ M&N 99 4s May 1 1944 90 M&N 91 3 Ms refdg May 1939.M&N 92 93 m Metrop-Co 4 Ms '63, '54 &'61 6 4.90 to 4.75 % Harbor Commissioners— 6s Nov 1 1969 M&N 107 107% New Brunswick 3Ms '33.J&J b 5.10 4.75 % 4Mb non call 1958-M&N 15 98 99 m 4%s 1955 M&S 102M 103 m ,, to 4.55 GEORGIA 56 '48-J&J 15 102 M 104 A&O 25 103 4Mb 1931-1932——J&D29 b 3.75 to 3 [8 1933-1946 J&D29 b 4.65 to 4.20 js 1947-1956 J&D29 6 4.65 to 4.55 >s s f deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23 98 % 97% 99 Is deb 1936.——F&A15 99m which went into effect Sept. 1 J&J A&O J&J J&J , to 3.25 15 M&N16 J&J J&J -J&J -J&D J&D J&D J&D J&J fo to 4.55 III M&N M&N J&J J&J -J&J J&J 64.60 M&S 6 5 J&J 6 4j Ohfc 80 Park 4s *31~'39 var— 6 4.60 4s 1940-1945 var 6 4.55 4s 1931-1947 J&D 6 4.60 4s Sept 3 1937-*41 6 4.55 4s 1931-59 M&N 6 4.55 4s 1935-50M&N 6 4.55 Chic West Park 4s 1936-41— 6 4.60 Oook Oo 4Mb '32-'40 A&O 0 4.60 4Mb For Pres *31-'43-J&J15 6 4.60 4 Ms 1935-1943 J&D 6 4.60 4s Ser K 1931 J&D 6 5% 4s Ser M 1931-1933—J&D 6 5% 4s Forest Pres *32-'34.A&0 6 4.80 _s 6 4.70 1934-19381939-1948 1931-1932 1933-1936 1937-1949 4s Sept 1931 4s 1931-1945 91 55% Brit Ool (Prov) 5s 5s Apr 25 1954 M&S Deb 4Ms Sept 15 52 M&S15 Deb 4Ms 1960 M&N15 4s Nov 15 1957 Toronto 5s 1931-1936 s 4.40 6 4.70 101"■ 6s 1939 & 1944 var 103 5s 1949. '50. '59 & '69 var.. 4 Ms 1942 and 1967 F&A 6 5.05 4s St Imp Sept 9 '32-M&S6 6 4.50 90 s s 5« 31-'46 (So Vane)-J&D 30 104m 86 s 4% 6 4.80 60 45 64 103* - Deb 6s 1960 Hydro Elec Pow Oom— 6s Jan 11935 J&J 2 4%s Jan 11970 J&J 2 36tawa Oity 6s '31-*45—J&J 6s Munic Imp *31-'50—J&J 5s July 11931-1956 J&J 4 Ms 1934, 1935,1944—J&J 4Ms 1931-1937 J&J 4Ms 1938-1942 J&J 4 Ms 1943-1960 J&J Quebec (Province)— 4 Ms 1950 opt 1945—M&S 2 Quebec Olty 3Ms 1933 J&J 5s S P (non-call) 1960 M&N Saskatchewan (Province)— 5s 1943 (non-call)—J&D15 6s 1959 (non-call) M&N 4Mb July 2 1945 J&J2 4 Ms Mar 15 1960 M&S s to 4.45 4s 1941 96m M&N 95m 4s May 15 1931-43-M&N 15 6 3.25 to 4.40 4s May 151944-57-M&N 15 6 4.55 to 4.40 4s May 151958-68-M&N 15 6 4.55 to 4.40 Vancouver, B C, 5 Ms '39 A&O 5 Ms 1952 F&A Dominion of Canada— North Vancouver 6s *60.-J&J Nova Scotia (Prov)5s 1934F&A to 4.30 81 79 57 35 60 89 j- CANADA 80-yr 4s Oct 1 1960—A&O 4Ms Feb 1 1936 F&A 6s refdg Oct 15 '43.A&O 15 5s Mar 1937 M&S 6s Oct 1931 A&O 6s May 1952 M&N 5Ms Vict Ln Nov '33.M&N 6 Ms Vict Ln Nov '34.M&N 5 Ms Vict Ln Dec *37—J&D 5Ms renew Nov 1932-M&N Alberta (Prov of) 5s '50A&O15 4Mb Jan 15 1957 J&J J&J15 4MB Jan 15 1942. 4Ms July 16 1958——J&J 4Mb June 11967 J&D 4Mb Apr 1 1935 A&O to 6 4% 6 4.65 104 Bio de Janeiro 8s 1946—A&O Extl to 3.25 6 4.20 to 4.40 to Bid. Chicago Sanitary District— 4Ms 1931-1933 M&N 113,, 6 3.25 6 4.55 6 3.75 4a £ July 11948 3 Ms July 11944-45 65 Bonds. 100m 100 4Mb 4Mb 4 Ms 4MB 4s jNov 15 1935— -M&N 105 m Milan (Italy j"ext' VmVsO&O Montevideo (Olty) 7s *52- J&D Extl s 16s 1959 ser A-M&N Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A Oslo b f 5 Ms 1946 —F&A Porto Alegre (Oity). Brazil Slnkingrund 8s 1961—J&D S f 40-yr 7 Ms-1966 J&J (Prov) 6s '43- M&S15 1944 M&S Jan 15 '32-'47—J&J15 Jan 15 '4S-*57—J&J15 1932 M&N15 1933-'34 M&N15 4 Ms 1935-'38 M&N15 4 Ms 1939-70 M&N15 4 Ms To or Net. Ask. 112m ntarlo 96m 73 m 78 7s extl s f 1957.—. F& Extl e f 7s 1937 87 m 88m M&N 15 Danish Oons Municipal Loan 6Ha 1955 M&N *100 M *101 5s 1953— F&A s 97 m Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd Extls f GM« 1952 J&J Yield Basis To or Bid. Bonds. Net. A&O A&O a law approved 6 4.60 6 4.55 to 3.70 to 3.70 s s to 3.95 1931-1939 s 1940-1949 s *72® «7UV"'X «/UO 1950-1953— 4s Soldiers Oomp 1953—J&J 4s Soldiers Oomp 1954—J&J Crawford Oo 4Ms 1939— s to 3.70 to 3.70 A to 3.70 to 3.70 to 3.70 to 3 70 to 4.05 to 4.30 to 4.30 I I 4.10 to4~20 to 4.30 to 4.30 1 to 4.30 % %■'• to 4.40 % to 4% to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.40 to 3.70 to 3.70 to 3.70 to 3.70 3.70 to 3.70 to 3.70 to 3.90 to Hutchinson— to 3.70 to 4.25 to 4.25 1931-1933 —J&J Soldiers Oompen *34**52 4Mb Pub Bldg *61 op '31J&J 4Ms 1933— 4 Ms 1939 Kansas City 5s"194211—IF&A 4Mb Wat & Light 1944-J&J 4Mb Wat Plant Pur *89 J&J 4MB Imp July 18 '49—J&J Board of Education— 4Ms 1932-1953 F&A „ 4Mb 1931-1953 J&J Sch Dlst 4Mb 1932-54—J&J Leavenworth— T to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 .95 3.90 3.90 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.95 4Mb Water 1932-1947—J&J Leavenworth Oo 5s 1935 McPherson 4 Ms 1945— Reno Co 5s 1941 Saline Co 4Ms 1945 - — 1 March 91903 and which went into effect April 23 1903, bonds issued after tax-exempt, and these sell on a better basis. 0 Tax-exempt, under a law approved March 13 1909, and 1909, bonds issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these sell on a better basis, s Sale price. \ MUNICIPAL AND STATE Ask. Bid. Bonds. Sedgwick Oo 4 Ha 1944. 4Ha 1948 Topeka S D 4Ha 1931-40. Wichita 4 Ha 1932-36 Wyandotte County— 4Hs Bridge '32 to '41—F&A 4Hs 1931-1939 4Ha 1940-1945 F&A A&O 1931-48 4H» 1935-1950 6 4.10 J&J 6 4.10 4WW 1932-51 4s Fdg 1952 opt *42—_F&A 6 4.10 6 4.10 4Hs School 1931-09 4.70% ¥.65% 5s 8 D 1938 to 4.15 to 4.50 % laco 4s louth Portland Sewer 6 4% 3.85 3.85 6 3.75 6 3.75 to 3.85 to 3.85 % % 6 3.75 6 3.75 to 3.86 % to 3.85 % 6 3.75 to 3.85 6 3.75 to 3.85 % % 5a Port Oomm'n *31-'59-J&J 5s Highway Dec 15 '35-49 J&D 5s Dec 31 1938 J&J %> 106 100 100 100 4Hs High 1934 J&D 15 "loo" 4Hs High 1935-36 J&D 15 100 4Hs High 1937-39 J&D 15 100 4Hs High 1940-45 J&D 15 101 4Hs High 1946-49 J&D 15 101 4Hs High 1950-55 J&D 15 102 4Hs 1933-1934 F&A15 6 3.50 to 3.75 to 4.15 4Hs 1935-1937 F&A15 6 4% 4Hs 1938-1941 F&A15 "loon 4Hs 1942-1952 .F&A15 Atchafalaya Levee Dist— 5s Sept 1932-1972—M&S15 "161 100 5s Dist ref & Imp '49—M&S 5s 1932-1969 F&A Baton Rouge—5a '32-'54.M&8 99 H Bossier Dist Levee 6s '54 A&O 5s Nov 1958 M&N 100 J&J J&J 1952 opt 1942 J&J Oct 151902 op'52-A&0 5a 5a 6s Oct 15 1963 5s 1957-1907 5s 1909- is 1931-1939 J&J 1940-1949 J&J 5s July 1950-1959 -J&J 4 H« 1934-1901 A&O 4Hs Sept 1 1931-1968.M&S Orleans Parish Sch Board— 5s July 5s July 1936-1944 J&D 5s 1945-1907— J&D Plaquemlne Parish E Bank— 5a Oct 1952 opt 1942-A&0 Pentchartrain District— D 6a 1944 —M&N 5a July 1968 J&J Bed River A & B B District— 5s 1950 Series B A&O 5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-M&S 5s 1965 Series D F&A Shreveport— 5s 1932-1930 F&A 5a Dec 1 1931-1969...J&D 5a Wat Wks Riv '32-'40M&S 4Hs W W& Sew'3l-'54.J&J 4 Ha May 2 1931-07-M&N2 Tensas Basin Levee District— 6s Jan 1967 J&J 99 4s 4 He 1933 4Hs 1934-1907 4Hs 1938-1949 Bay City 4s 1934 J&J 6Hs W W 1931-1951—M&S Bay City Union S D— c6o 1931. 1936 J&J Dearborn 5s 1936 4.10 4.10 4.40 104 Vs 101H 4 Hs 98H 101H 99 H 96 % 194S-J&D tax-ex—A&O 98 98 Brockton— _ tax-ex—-A&O Water 1933 M&N 3Hs 99 3Hs May 1 '45 Bridge 1941 )helsea--4s Park 3s (reg).M&N F&A 1930—A&O 4s Sept 1 1958 Essex Co 4s 1931 (tax Fall River— 99 —M&S ex) M&N 4Hs Mar 1 1932 -M&S 4Hs 1933-1937 M&S 6 4Hs 1938-1941 M&S 4Ha '31-34 (tax-ex)—M&N 40 1931~*55 (tax-ex)—M&N 105 100 99 99 Gardner 4a wat 99 Holyoke— 4Hs '32 *50 4Hs 1931-34 (tax-ex) 4H» 1937 (tax-ex) .M&N F&A Lynn— 3.90% 7o to 4.10 % to 4.10 101H 101% 98 H 05% 95H 95 H 100 % to 4.05 % 95 H 92 H 100 101.17 3.25 % 4.20 to 4.15 101% 4s 102 3.90 to 4.10 to 3.95 3.95 SchoorDist— 1932-1954 M&S 6 4.10 6 4.10 to 1943-1960 F&A to4% to 4.10 %■ Muskegon 4 Ha 1932-°44—J&J 4s May 1 1934 M&N Muskegon S D 5s 1942—July Muskegon Co 4Hs 1932—J&J Pontiac—4Hs '32-47 M&S 4« 1941-1957 4 H« 1940-1951 M&S 5Hs Sewer 1931-1942 F&A fls Wat Impt 1931-35—J&D 08 Wat Impt 1930-50.-J&D Port Huron 4s 1932 J&J Saginaw 4Hs sew '31-'33.J&J 4Ha Sewer 1931-1949.F&A 4Hs Sewer 1931-1932—J&D 4Hs Sewer 1933-1951—J&D 4HaWat Jan 2 '32-'39.J&J Sau.lt Ste Marie 4a 1932—J&J Wayne County— 4 Ha bldg&bdge '3K89M&N 4 Ha 1942-1949 A&O 4Ha 1932-1941 A&O Wyandotte 4Ha 1934 J&D 100 H 3.90 Union 4HS 1931-1936 M&N 6 3.90 4 Ha 1937-1945 M&N 6 4.05 Lansing o5:< 1931-32—J&J16 o5.- Jan 3 1932 J&J3 o4He Jan 3 1932-30—J&J3 4(4s 1937-1940J&D 100 H 100 % 3Hs 1932 (tax-exmpt)_A&0 Maiden 4s *31-'44(tax-ex) F&A to 4.10 4He Gen Impt '31-'54.M&N Jackson Un SD 101H 99H 104 4.05 GrandRapids SchooiDistrict— 4H 1931-1943—.... M&S Highland Park— o4He Sept 15 1934—.M&S o4 Hs April 15 1957 Jackson 4Hs 1931-47.A&O10 98 M (tax-exmpt)_M&N 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N 4.05 to 1 1 4s 100 4s '35-'39 to 6 4.20 4s 1931-19.53 100" 100 H 99H to 4.05 % 6 4.20 4H® Flood Protee '33.M&S 4H» Oct 1 1934-1938—A&O <Hs 1931-1953 F&A 4 Ha 1931-'32 F&A 4Ha 1933-1935 F&A 4Hs 1936-1942 F&A 100 H .102 to 4.05 % to 4.05 4H« Marl 1935-1939 101 108 H % to 4.05 % Grand Rapids 5a 1932-34.A&O 106 104 % 101 % 1 % to 4.10 to to 4.05 6s 98H 101H 102 X 4( 4.10 to 4.10 M&S 6 4.20 M&N 6 4.20 FUn 100 H tax-ex..J&D 3Hs Dec 1931-1932—J&D 1 to 4.10 6 4.25 6 4.25 to 4.15 1931-1954 M&S15 6 4.30 6 4.30 4%s 1931-1937 J&D ofa (Mar 15 & Apr 1) 'Sl-'SO 92 H 100 H 4Hs '31-'41 4s June 11933 to 4.15 4 He 101H A&O (tax-ex)—F&A (tax-ex).—J&J 6 4.30 6 4.30 % 4.15 % % oFilnt— 96 93 H '31-'34—M&N 1931 to 4.15 to o4e May 15 I960.—M&N 15 6 4.20 & Gloucester— 3 Hs Water to 4.15 6 4.30 6 4.30 M&N15 M&N15 o4h School 1948 Cambridge— 98 1933-1934 4 Ha 1935-1960 4a School 1944 „ 4« 1931-1947 98 6 4.30 6 4.30 4H« Jan 1 1943-1957—J&J 4Hs .1942-1952 J&D 6 4.20 4Hs Jan 1 1957 J&J 6 4.20 4Hs 1931-1932 M&N15 6 4.20 ~ 97 H 05Hs Nov 1 1945 M&N «5He Pub Util '32-'51_J&J o5Ha Pub Util '32-'48.A&0 5Hs Sewer 1932-1951..J&J 5h Pub Impt 1932-51 J&J o5s Jan 15 1936-42—J&J15 o4 H« Pub Lib 1948.J&J15 6 4.25 f)4 Hs 1932, 1935-42. J&Jlfi 6 4.25 4Hs Jan 1 1932-1942 ..J&J 6 4.25 4a Sub 99 Detroit— o0b Pub Serv 1932-51--J&J 4.10 4.10 tax-ex.A&O J&J Apr *32-'37 (tax-ex)-A&O 1931-1939 (tax-ex)—J&J Medford— 4 3.90 3.90 3.90 3 Hs 1931-1942 tax-ex. M&N n Nominal, o Tax-exempt; under a law approved munfcloal corporations are tax-exempt and these, accordingly /Flat price, fchar, data by (tax-exempt)—Var F&A F&A F&A F&A 4Hs 1932 — 4s Sub 1957 4.50 to 4.30 95 4% Battle Creek S D— 90 _ registd 193l-'58-J&J A&O 4* CItv Hail 1932-30—F&A 101 4s 4s Tunnel & Sub 90 96 H Ann Arbor School District— 101 4Hs Tun 1900 4s July 1930 MAINE b Basis. 1931-52 MICHIGAN (See footnote o) 5H» July 15 1941 J&J15 5Hs Oct 15 1941 A&Olfi 5H» Highway 1941 J&D 5s Highway 1940 J&D 4Hs Highway 1943 F&A 4H» Highway impt 1937 A&O 4s Highway Impt 1942. -A&O 4s Sept 1935 Battle Creek— 101 1958 tax-ex—J&J 4s Tub & Sub'59 tax-ex. J&J 8Hs June 1 1932 J&D 1934 J&D 8 Ha Jane 1935 —J&J 3 Ha July 1943 J&D 3Hb June 1944—J&D 3Hs Jane 1945 J&J 3 Ha July Brain tree—4s 1931-1841J&J15 98 H to 3.80 Boston— 5s '31-*54-A&0 M&S M&N M&N A&O 1933-1942.-M&S 3.90 3.90 6 3.85 3Hs 1937 reg (tax-exem).J&J 3Hb Water 1942 J&J 3 Ha gold July 1944 .—M&S 3s Met Sewerage 1930—M&S 3s gold July 1 1939 J&J 3s gold Water Jan 1 1941. J&J Arlington 4s'3l-'42(tax ex) J&J tttleborough— 3Ha March 1936—..M&S Beverley 4s 'Sl-'aettax ex) A&O 4s 1931-1945 (tax ex)-M&N 101 •••■MM 1942.J&J 3.90 3 Ha gold July 1 1935 J&J 3 Ha 1950 ref (tax-exem)..J&J mmmmmm 4a Public Impt 1950 opt 1942 (old issue) J&J 4a Pub Impt '42 opt '28. J&J Orleans District— 3~90 3.90 MASSACHUSETTS 99 b 4.15% M&N Washington Sub San Dist— 4 Ha Sewer g 1873 J&J 101 99 1959-1909 F&A15 101 99 H 5s 1972. Lafourche Basin Levee— 99 H 5s Jan 1954 opt 1944 J&J 99 6s Jan 1937 opt 1928 J&J 99 5s 1950-1970 A&O Lake Borgne Dist Levee— 99 5s Dec 1952 opt 1942—J&D New Orleans 5s 0ct'31-'32A&0 5s Pub Belt RR *39-'49_ J&J "165" 5s Pub Belt 1950-59 J&D 100 99 4 Hs 1932-39. J&J 99 H Is 1940-49 J&J 99 H s 1950-59 J&J 100 I s 1900-07*. J&J is 1931-1977 A&O b 4.50 to 4.30 js 1942-1906 A&O 4s Floating debt 1948.A&O MEXICO A&O 4Hs 1930-1980 100% 100% 3.90 % '41.A&0 _ 103 % Sec Foreign Govts, page 98. to Montgomery Oo 4H» 1939-1968 5a I 6 4.25 to 3.90 % Bagerstown— 5s Water 1938-1987—A&O . M to 3.80 % to 3.90 % A&O Jnmber'd 4H§ W W 99 A&015 A&015 6 registered 1940—..M&S is Water 99 4% 4% 4% 4% 6 1940 J&J 3He Mar 1945 —M&S 3Hs Refunding 1952—J&J 3 Ha Sewage Impt '80.A&O 99 4s State Pier Warren Water District— 6a Gen. Imp. 1943-45--U&S 5s Water 1901 A&O 5s 100 H 100 H 4H« 1932-1953 F&A Water town—4s 1931-34-J&J Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O 3Hs Impt 100 5a 1950 opt 1940 -J&J '42 - A&O 1931-1901 5s Caddo District Levee— 1931-1953 & Bdge *35-39 4sHlghw & Bdge *40-44 4s April 1931 tax-ex 94 % 100 % 4Hs 1931 J&J Waltham 3Hs 1931-45..F&A •is 1931-1960 F&A 1932-1946 M&S Baltimore—5s . 4a Sept 1 4s Hlghw Walpole 4Hs Mar 1 1932-'55—M&S 6 to 3.80 4Hs Mar 1 1955 M&S 3.85 4s Aug 1 1951 -F&A 101H 102 H 101 h 102 H 4s Annex 1954..—--J&D 4s Parks 1955 M&N 101H 102 H 4s Mar 1 1961 —M&S 101H 102 H 48 Aug 1 1901— -F&A 101H 102 H 102 H 101H 4s School 1933-1939—-M&N 4s 1945-1971 M&S 101H 102 H 102 H 101H 4s Regto'd stk 1940-57-M&N 4s 1933-1944— A&O 101H 102H 101H 102 H 4s 1950-1905 M&S 4s 1972-1975 M&S 101H 102 H 4s 1933-1957. A&O 101H 102 H LOUISIANA. 5a Hway & Bdge J&D15 _... 97 to 3.25 101H 103 H 100 H 100 H 100 % 98 % 103 H 102 % 4Hs 1934 tax-ex Taunton— 4 He 1931 & 1933 J&J Wakefield 4s 1931-1933.A&O 97H M&N M&S 1931-1942 IHs (H« 1931-1942 Annapolis 4Ms W W 1935-'44 (tax-ex) 2% 102 % 98H J&J J&J J&J F&A M&N 983 983 6 3.85 4Hs w w 1931-1970—A&O Warren Co—4Ha '34-'69-J&J 6 Salem 4s Jan 1 '32-'64 tax-ex Somerville 4s Dec 1 1934 A&O •is 4H« Aug 15 1931-83—F&A15 6 tHs Rd & Bdge '31-*40 J&D16 3.85 105 5a 1951 opt 1941 Fifth District Levee— 101 95 Dist—- 4s 1931-1950 ffatarvllle 3Hs 1935 101 99 99 1938---—J&D 1948———J&D April 1939 A&O 100 (tax-ex)...J&J 4s July 1 1931-35 4s July 1 1948-50 Springfield 3 He 1935 • tax-ex.A&O MARYLAND Sewer.—J&D Constitutional 4A0 4s Funding 6 3.90 193l-"34 Quincy 3Hs '32 to '39—A&O Tax exempt to 4.35 4% 4.15 % McCracken Oo—5s 1933.M&8 4s 6 4.60 6 1936 tax-exom. 'ortland Bridge Dist (taxable) 3 Ha Jul* 1931 to 1939-M&S Portland Water District— 4% J&D 6 00% 100% F&A Audover— 4s 1932-1937 tax-ex.. J&J 15 4s High Sch 4.15 to 4.15 to 4.15 to 5% 6 Livingston County— 5Ha R&B Fdg Marl'49A&0 Louisville—6s 8ch 1962.A&O 4Ha Hospital 1951 M&S 4Ha Bridge Rev '48—M&N 4 Ha Ref 1965 J&D 4 Ha Jan 1 1970 J&J 4s Ref July 1 1937 J&J 4s Sewer 1947—F&A 4s Lou W Oo 1959 F&A 4s Sewer 1905 F&A 4s Jan 1 1970 J&J 3Ha Ref 1943 J&J 3s Sew & Park 1941—.J&J Mr.r.rr 5s J&J 1952-1958 4s C H '32-*45 Hickman—0s Fdg 1949-.M&8 F&A 101 % Plttefleld— 4s Funding Lexington—4s 1945 102 exempt) ..M&N 4s 1932-'35 (tax-ex)—M&S Newburyport— 3 He Water T31 to *34- J&D 97 4s July to 4.15 Henderson County— 4Ha R&B Oct r34-'50 A&O 6 4.40 (tax- _ Crittenden County— 5Ha Fdg Feb 1 W-^-F&A 6 1931-41 Sewer 4s North Portland— 6 4.10 103 4H* '32-43 (taxexmp) A&O 1959—M&N Klttery Water District— 5a Jan 1932 to 1938 J&J )ld Town Water District— 4s July 1931-1939 J&J Covington— 6s WW Jan 15'32-,01 J&J 15 101 % New Bedford— 96 H 4s Ref May 1 97 Net. 100 H Milton 3 Ha 1931 to 1932.F&A 4a 1933-1937 tax-ex_—F&A Need ham— Newton 4s 1935 Water District— To Ask. Bid. Bonds. 4s 1934 (taxable)-J&J dennebec Water District— 96 4H» Bridge 1950 J&J Ashland—5s 1932-37 M&S 5 4.60 4 Ha 8 I '42. *47 & '52—M&S 6 4.50 Bowling Green—5s 1955. J&J 6 4.50 Owensboro—5s Paducah— ..M&N 4H« 1931-1945 lardtner - 4 Ha Fdg 100 98 H 4s 1935 & 1940 tax-ex __J&J 100 98 H Augusta 4s Oct 151931-55A&0 Bangor— 98 4s Ref Wat '35 (taxable).J&J 97 Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex_ J&D 6 4.40 to 4.20 % Belfast 4Ha Ref 1931-1950. 98 Blddeford 4s 1931-35 M&N Brewer High Sch Dist— 99 H Topeka 4Hs 1931-1933—F&A KENTUCKY Net. Auburn— 1940. 4Hs Shawnee Oo. Ask. Bid. Bonds. Net. or To or To or , Yield Basis Yield Basis Yield Basis . 103 BONDS H 102 100 % March 13 1909. and which went Into effect Sept. 1 1909. sell on a better basis. bonds Issued afte 1 104 STATE AND MUNICIPAL Yield Basis To or Bid. Bonds BONDS Yield Basis Ask. Yield Basts To or Net. St Louis 4Mb Bridge '35.A&0 MINNESOTA 4Ma Public Bldg A Imp J&J 6 3.50 to 3.85 F&A 6 3.50 to 3.85 1940-1953 F&A 6 3.50 W W 1932-1945-A&O 6 3.50 1933-1948 M&N 6 3.50 1941-1948 M&N 6^3.50 4a W W Renew 1931-M&N 6 3.50 4a School 1937 J&J 6 3.50 4a School 1938 J&J 6 3.50 to 3.85 1931-1943 4Kb July 15 1943 4Mb Dec 1 1939 3.65% 3.65% —JAJ15 JAB 4Mb 4Mb 4Ma 4Mb 4Mb Beltrami County— 5Ms Ditch 1931-34—JAB Duluth— 4Mb 1931-1947 4Mb 1931 4Kb 1931-1942 4b Water A Light 1936 3.80% 3.80% -J&J M&N MAN -AAO 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 4o 1931-1946 -J&J Duluth Ind School Dlat— 4s 1931-1946 —A&O 6 3.50 Springfield 5s '32 op "17 J&D 6 4Mb W W 1934-1949-M&N 6 3.75 University City— 4Mb 1931-1943M&N 6 3.50 4Mb 1942-1949 J&J15 3.80% 6Ms 1930, 1938. 104O.AAO 4Mb Feb 1 '40 op '30-FAA 4s .1934 opt 1924 AAQ Hennepin County— 0a Bridge 1931-40—MAN 6Ms Bridge 1931-40—MAN 4*48 Sanltorium '31-'42-.J&.ii 4Mb Hospital '31-'41-M&N Koochiching Co 6b "32-'33 JAJ 5Ha Ditch 1932-1935—J&J 3.80% 3.80% 3.85% 3.85% 3.85% 3.85% 3.85 5aStImpMay2'37-'4lMAN2 3.85 4MB 3.80% — - 3.25 to 3.65 % 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% - "4 Ms 1932 4 Ms 1933-1934 A&O A&O 4Ma 1935-1940 -A&O 4a School Jan 1 1935—J&J 4s Improvement 1942-JAD 4a 1944 A&O 8Mb Water Wfca 1932-J&J Bamsey County— 4 Ms 1932-1950 F&A 4Ms Bd&Bdge '38-'44 M&N 4Mb Bd&Bdge '33-'37 M&N 4 Ma Bd&Bdge '31-'43 J AD to 3.85 I % to 3.85 % % to 3.85 % to 3.85 % to 3.85 to3~90 %" % 3.90 J&J 6 4.80 6 5.75 4.10 4.25 5 4.15 % to 4.60 % to 5.10 % to Ireat Falls— 4.40 to4.35 to I 6% 5.25 % to 5% to 4.90 % to to 4Mb 4s 1934 3Ms Water 1933 Elizabeth—4Mb 1955 J&J 4Mb 1932-1933 A&O 4Mb 1934-1957 A&O 6Mb Dec 1 1931-1946.J&D Knglewood—4s Sept '35.M&3 to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 4 i 4 4 4 4 3.90 F&A 6 2.50 1932-1933—M&S15 6 3.25 1934-1935 M&S15 6 3.75 1936-1949 -M&S15 1950-1960 M&S15 4mb L'd Purch '32-'40.J&J 4Mb Road 1932-1030—F&A 4s Hospital 1946 F&A 4MB 4MB 4 Ms 4Ms % to 4.05 to 2.75 to 3.50 to 3.85 | 3%0 4.10 3.95 3.95 3.95 4 3.95 4Ms Ref *42. opt '32.M&N School District— 1942, opt 1932—A&O 4.10 6 Ms 4.10 York School District— July J&D 4Mb May M&S 14 1931-1933— Highway 1934-43 J&D 4Mb 1942 J&D 4Mb *38, '40, '42. '44-M&N _s % oncord 100 M 100 100M 101 103 % 102 H ioi n Dover 3 Ms 1931 J&D 100 Keene 4 Ms 1931-1942—M&N 100 M Manchester— 4s 1931-1940 (tax-ex;.. F&A 6 4% to 3 4s 1931-1942 (tax-ex).-J&J 6 4% to 3 4s Sewer 1931-1943 (tax- MAN 6 exempt) 43 1931-1945 Pembroke 4s *32-'34 JAD 6 F&A 4% 4% % 107 M 1Mb Road & bdge 1933—JAJ 4Mb Road & bdge 1938—J&J 3.80 (Ma J&J 3.80 J&J 3.80 tMs Highway 1954 1Mb 1955 M&N 4Mb July 1949 J&J 4b 1952 optional 1022-J&J J&J -J&J \abury Park 4Ma Sch '43-J&J 6 4.75 4Mb 1931-1970 M&N 6 4.75 4Ms 1936-1940 M&S 6 4.75 4Mb 1951-1900 M&fS 6 4.75 4 ms 1931-1970 M&N 6 4.75 Is Road 1950 MISSOURI to 3.70 % 3.70 % 80 3.80 - to Atlan City 4Ms 1931-38--J&J 4Mb 1933-1937 3.70 4Mb 1938 & 1939 ..A&O 4MB 1938-1958 J&J 3.70 4MB 1943-1946 .M&S 4Mb Paving 1938 J&J 4s Road 1933-34 Ser D—M&S 3.50 4Mb Jan 1 1945 —J&J 4s 1943-1947 M&S 3.70 4Mb June 1 1931-60-J&D 6 4.75 4s Road 1944-1948—...A&O 4-40» 1932-1954—m&s 3.70 Jackson C'nty 4Ms '36-'50 J&J b 3-75 to 3.80 % 5s 1932 _F&A 5s Judg fund '35-'49 M&N15 4.15 5s 1933-1934-.-. _F&A Kansas City 5s W W 1941 J&J 385 5s 1935-1939 _F&A 3 85 5s 1940-1947 4Mb Mar 1 1933 M&S F&A 3 85 5s 1948-1968 4Mb Water Works 1942.J&J F&A 3 85 Atlan Co. 4mb 1931-35-A&O 4Mb 1931-34 —..J&J 3.85 4MB 1935-45 .J&J 4Ms Bridge 1930-67.-A&O 4.15 4Mb Judg fd 1931-40.J&D iudub S D 6s '31-'40—A&O 4.15 4Mb Judg fd 1932-47.M&S iayonne 5a 1932-1949—J&J 4.15 4Mb Judg fd 1931-47.M&N 4Mb Jan 1 1933 J&J Kansas City 8 D 5s 1941—J&J 3.85 4MB 1931-1963 F&A 4Ma July 1 1933 3.85 J&J 4Ms Funding 1945 4Mb July 1 1937 3.85 —J&J 4Mb School 1932 F&B 3.85 4Mb Jan 1943 J&J 4Mb School 1933 F&A 4Mb Sewer 1932-'34—M&S 3.85 4Mb School 1934-66—F&A 4Mb Sewer 1935-'46—m&S 3.85 lellevilla 5a 1934 & *44..M&N 4Mb Building 1940 J&J 3.85 Belleville S D 5s '31-'44M&N 4Mb Building 1947 J&J 3.85 hergen Co 6Ms '31-'34—J&B 4MB 1931-1932—......J&J 3.85 5Mb Dec 1 1936-1942—J&D 4MB 1933-1943 J&J 3.85 5a Dec 1944 J&D 4a Building 1932 3.85 J&J 5a Dec 15 1931-1955-J&D 15 4a Building 1947 J&J 3.85 4MB 1932-1939 A&O 6 5.10 to 5% PerryvilleW W4Ms 4Mb Aug 1931-1938—F&A —_ to 4.60 to 4.60 to 4.60 to 4.60 to 4.60 % % % % % 4.60 4.60 4 60 4.60 to 4.60 % 4.60 4 4.25 4.40 4.50 4.60 4.60 4 60 5 4.10 4.10 4.10 4 10 . Joseph— 4s Court Use 3.50 to 3.85 % 32 '38—A&O Bloomfleld—4 M s 1931 4 Ma Dec 15 1032-64- to 3.75 % Nominal, J&D J&D 6 5% 4Mb 1931 & 1932—J&D 15 6 3.50 4Mb 1933 to 1969—J&D 15 6 3.90 d Now paid by N„ Y. City. - 5 5 5 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4 10 4.10 4.10 4 10 to 4.60 % to 3.75 % to 4.10 % 4.40 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.05 4.05 4.05 4.05 4-05 4.05 4 05 4.05 County— 4.05 4Ms 1932-1934 J&J 4Mb road & bldg '35-'46 J&J Irvtngton 5a School '63—J&D 4Mb 1931-1933 J&D 4Mb 1934-1939 J&D 4Mb 1940-1959 J&D Jersey City 5Ms 1942-63. A&O 5 Ma Dec 1 1931-1933—J&D 4Mb School 1931-58 J&D 4.Ma School 1945 J&J 4Mb Water 1961 a&o 4Mb Park Mar 1901 M&S 4Mb 1931-1963 J&D 4Mb 1931-1968 J&D 4.05 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.15 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 A&O 3.90 F&A F&A 4Mb April 1982 A&O 4Mb Water 1931-1902-M&N 4Mb Water 1932-'34.J&D15 4Mb Water 1935-70.J&D15 4Mb Sch Impt '31-'52-J&D LodI—5b 1932-1947 J&J to 3 100 99 5 I Co— Keansburg 5Ms Kearny 4Mb 1930 to 3 NEW JERSEY 1940 5s July 28 4b Water 1932 4b Refunding 1949 Portsmouth— 5s Pub Imp 1931-48.—F&A Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dlst- 3.90 3.90 3.90 Water 1937-1955—. Hunterdon 4.05 J&J 1931-1948——. J^J _,3.90 4Mb Bldg&Rd'31-'45 J&D20 Hackensack—4Mb 1942-F&A 4Mb Imp 1932-1942 J&J Hoboken—4Mb 1940 J&J 3 Mb 1931 M&N 5s School 1932-1954—-J&J Hudson Co—4Mb 1948—A&O 4Ms May 1 1950 M&N 4MB 1931 & 1932—-M&N15 4 Ma 1933-1978 M&N15 4a g Park 1959 & '54—M&N 48 gold refunding 1935-F&A 4Ma July 15 '31-'34—J&J15 4 Ma July 15 '35-'74 I- &J15 Scottsbluff Mississippi Levee District— 5s May 2 1944 M&N 5a July 1 1953 J&J 4Mb Sept 1934 M&S VIckaburg 5s St 1932 F&A 4.25 to 4.05 Gloucester 4.50 4 4Mb 1940-50 —J&J Guiana 4 M ana s Wat wka Dec 15 '41J&J 4 4Mb May 11956 —M&N 5b 1948— J&D Omaha SD 4 Ms Mayl'55 M&N 8cotts bluff— - n % 4% to 4.05 4.10 Norfolk Sch 5Ms 1941 -.M&S North Platte Sch Dlat— 4s Ref Water 1932J&J itvafiford 5a May 1933-1954... / Flat price. to J&D 6 4.15 J&J 6 4.15 A&O 6 4.15 6 4.15 —J&I) A&O 6 4.15 1933-1969 5s Sewer 1932-1960 4MB 3.95 1931-1953 M&N McOook Fund 5s '34-43-F&A Norfolk 4Mb ref 1945optM&S ta 4% to 3.50 East Orange 4Mb '31-'45_f&a 6 4.15 4MB 1931 & 1932 J&D 6 4.15 5Ms Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939—J&D 4Mb School House 1941 J&J 6 Bads. .M&S Gloucester City 4 mv31-60 J&D Lincoln School District— is June 1931-1938. Is Highway 1934-43 6 _M&S 6 3.25 _M&S 6 3.75 5s 1936-1940 4.75 — M&S 6 District 6 5 5 3.65s Park '32 to '35..F&A MAS 4MB 1931-1945 Joseph School 4MB 1935 4 4 4 4Mb Sch '44. opt 1929-J&D AAO St 4' A Cape May—5s 1934 4Mb School 1932-1951-M&S 4M« 1932-1952 M&S Cape May County— Essex Fells (Boro) 1931-1950 1931-1934 JAJ Impt 1953J&J Flood 1931-'53—A&O July 1 1931-1985 J&J July 1 1936 J&J 3Ma State 1934 opt 1914—J&J Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A Blloxl 5Ms 1932-1948—A&O Harrison Co 5Ms 1940-50 F&A Jackson 5Mfi July 1 1933-J&J 5 Ms 1932-1954 A&O 5a June 1 1932 J&D 4 1933-1952 4Mb 1931-1952 M&N Jones Co 6s 1931-1942—2£&N St 4 4 4 1931-1960Fairvlew—5s 1944 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% b 3.50 A&O b 3.50 4 J&J J&D 4.10 4.10 NEW HAMPSHIRE 5s March 1932-1936 4 4 J&J 1944 4.75 4Mb 1930-55 5a 1931-1954— 6.50 4 Holdrege S D 5s 1939-52-J&D Kearney- 4.05 MISSISSIPPI April 1932-1934 I .75 J&J 3.80% 4Ms W W 1931-42—AAO 58 School July 1 1951—JAJ 4Ma July 1935 J&J 4Mb Park June 1 '43-J&D 4Me Sewer July 1 "43—J&J 4Mb Water Aug 1 '43-F&A 4Ms Befg July 2 1931—J&J lb Nov 1 1931 a July 1 1955 J&J la 1932 J&J [a 1933-1937 J&J (a 1938-1950 J&J 4a Ref Mar 1 1939 M&S 4a Sewerage July 1 1939 J&J 4s March 1 1940 MAS 4a July 1 1931-55 J&J South St Paul 5Ms ref '88.J&J %~ to 4.25 to 4.60 J&J 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 3.80% 6a School July 1 1951-JAJ 5a Befg July 2 1931 JAJ 5M« 4MB 4Mb 4Mb 4Mb 4Mb 4Mb 4Mb 1932-1934 4Mb 1935 & 1936 4Mb 1937-1970 ffisaex Co 4 Ms Road *35 NEBRASKA Net. Co 4Ma 1933--F&A 4MB 1935-1957 .-J&J 4 Ma 1931-1964— F&A 4a Water 1033 6Ms Sewer '35 to '39--J&J 6 4.60 4Mb Wat & Sew '33-'50-J&J 6 4.50 lelena 5s 1931 opt 1910-J&J 6 0.60 Salispeli 5s 1933 J&J 6 6% Ancoin Co 5s '32 op '27_-J&J 6 6% Phillips OoSaDec "35op'33J&J 6 6% Ask. Oamden BeatrlceBef 5s '44 opt '34 A&O Beatrice S D 5s 1931-54—F&A Douglas County 5a Highway 1942 A&O Grand Island Sch District— 4Mb Ref 1931-40. opt 1930 St. Paul— 5 Ma Impt 1932-1940 Bogota (Boro) 5» *31-'33- J&D b 4.75 4MB 1931-1946 J&D 6 4.75 Sound Brook 4Mb '31-'42 J&D Brlgantine 5Ms Sew *33--J&J Oarndcn 5 Mb 1931-01—-F&A 4Mb School 1943 A&O 4Ms Water '31 to '60..M&N 4 Ms 1942-1969 J&J 4a to 3.90 Bid. 5s 1932-1933 6a 1941 Janlels Co 0s 1933-1942 1931-1935 4Mb 1932-1937 A&O 6 4Mb School 1932-1941- to 3.85 Bonds 5s 1934-1935 1931-1932 JAB 1935, '36. *40. '43, *45, '40, '47, '48. '49. '50-JAD 6a to 3.85 i MONTANA 1Mb Educational 1941.—J&J 1Mb Educational 1944 J&J killings 6s 1934 on 1929-J&J Sutte 5a 1932-1930 J&J 5 4.50 Minneapolis— 5s 1935-1939 To or Net. Ask. Bid. Bonds. 5.25 6 4.60 6 4.50 to 4.30 to 4.30 6 4.50 to 4.30 6 4.50 6 4.50 to 4.30 6 4.50 to 4.30 Long Branch 5b 1943 M&N 4s June 1 1935 J&D 6 Lyndhurst 5s 1931-1957—J&J Mercer Go—4Mb 1933 J&J 3a Road 1933— J&D 8Mb April 1941 A&O 6a Road&Bdge. '31-'34 F&A Middlesex Co 4Mb '32-'34.J&J 6b Road 1931 J&D 4Mb Fund July 1931-1939— 4Mb Road 1932-44 F&A2 4Mb Impt 1932 A&O to 4.30 | § 1 5 5 5% to 4.75 % 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Monmouth Co— 4Mb Mar 15 '32-'50-M&S 4Me Rd&Bdg "31-'5IF&A15 Montclair 4Mb Sch 1041-A&O 4Mb High Sch Bldg '44-J&D 3 Ma School 1932 J&J Morris Co—4a '35 opt *05-J&J 4Mb 1942 opt 1922 J&J Morristown 4Mb '31-'42—J&D Newark-—4Mb 1944 F&A 034b Oct 15 '31 to '59 A&016 5s 1931-1058 J&J 4Mb 1931-1969 M&S15 4Mb Dock 1959 F&A 4Mb Apr 16 '31-01-A&O16 4Mb School Dec 1 '45—J&D 4s Sch House 1959 opt 1949 4a Paa Val Sew'01 op's! J&D 8Mb Track Elev 1954-F&A VaOaburg 4Mb 1934—J&J New Brunswick! Mb31-67F&A 4Mb Sch & Wat 32-'69 J&D 4Mb 1931-1967 J&D North Arlington (Borough) 5Ms Impt 1933-1935— 6s Impt 1933-1935North Bergen 5s 1941—J&D 6a School 1931-68 M&S North Plalnfleld 6s 31-54 .A&O Nutley 6s 1933 J&D Nutley S D 4Mb '32-'42_F&A 4M« 1943-1967 ...F&A 5 Mb Nov 15 1931-39-M&N °cean City—5s 1944 F&A 4 Ms Impt May 15 1938-'56. Ocean Co 4Mb '31-'33 J&D 4M» 1934-1950 ,J&D 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 4 4 4 5.50 5.50 6 6 5.50 4.65 4.65 4.65 4.65 5 4~40 4.40 STATE AND MUNICIPAL Yield Basis To or Bond*. Bid. Ask. Bondi Orange—68 3932 J&J 6s Water 1938 FA A 4.10 4Hs School 1943 J&D 4Hs Sewer 1931-1964-A&0 4s School House 1934—J&D Passaic 4Ha 1932-40 M&S 5Ha Gen Imp '31-'44—J&D 6Hs Gen Imp '45-'51—J&D 6s Imp 1931-1948—M&N 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4Ha Refunding 1944—M&N 4Ms Water 1939-70 J&J 4.10 Passaic Co 4 Ms 1932-1936 J&J 4 Ha 1937-1948 -J&J 4.10 M&N 4.10 4Ha 4H« 1931 J J&D 1932-1988 J&D Pateraon 5 Ma '31-'34—M&N 5Hs 1935-1959 M&N 4Hs 1933 to 1944 M&N 4Hs Feb 1 1945 F&A 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 4 10 4.10 4Hs 1931-1907 A&O 4s N O Hall 1931 so 32.J&J Perth Amboy 4Hs Apr 1944— 4 10 4.10 4.60 Water Water School School 1932-34—M&S2 1035-64.-M&82 1932-1960.A&O 1938. 5s Feb. 1936-1977 F&A Plalnfleld—4s 1931 to'34. J&D 4s School 1959 M&N 4.60 4.60 4.60 4.30 4.30 4.30 5 1931-1953 M&N Rldgefield 5s July 1931-.J&J Ridgewood 4 Hs 1931-62.M&N 5Hs 1931-1939 J&J Riverside 6s 1931-1933—A&O Sea Iale City 5s 1943 4.60 6 F&A 5.26 Somerset Co 4 Hs 1931-49 J&D ft 4.15 4Hs 1931-1933 4Hs 1934-1952 to 4.05 J&J J&J South Jersey Port District 4H8 Marine Term 1934-'73_ 4 b 4.50 to 4.30 to 4.15 J&D b 4.25 —J&D b 4.25 to 4.15 Summit 4Ha Sob 1941—F&A 4Hs 1931-1960— J&D 6 4s 1933 M&N Sussex Co 4Hs '37-*44—M&S Teaneck to 4.15 % % % % tp 4.15 % 4.35 2~.50" to4%" 4.35 4.35 (Twp) 5 Ms '31-38 Tenafly 4H8 1932-33 F&A 4Ha 1934-1963 F&A Trenton 5Ha 1931-1951-A&O 4Ha Water 1943 A&O 4Hs 1932-1939 F&A 4Hs 1940-1966 —_F&A 4Hs School 1931-80—M&8 4Hs 1932-1934 F&A 4Hs 1935-1960. F&A 4s City Hall 1939 J&D Union City 4 Ha '31-'64—J&D b 4.60 Union Co 4Hs 1937 M&8 4Ha 1942 M&S 4Hs Oct 15 1931-*52 4Ha Road&Bdge'32-47 F&A 4Ha Park 1931-*35—J&D15 4Ha Park 1938-'37—J&D15 4.80 .. 4s Oct 11942— 4s Park 1931-1932 % 4.10 Sou Orange—4s '31 to '44-J&J b 4.25 4Hs 1931-1969 J&D b 4.25 4Hs 1931-1967 4Hs 1931-1968 4.80 4.25 3 90 3.90 3 3 3 3 3 to 4.40 f 4 4 4 4 4 A&O 4 M&N 4 M&N Union Township Sch Dist— 4Ms 1931-1968 J&J b 4 5% to 4.75 % VaUsburg—See Newark. Ventnor City— 5 Ms Mun Bldg *32-'58-A&0 Ylneland (Boro)— M&S 1933-1934 1932-1950 5.25 5.26 M&S Westfield to June i5'31-'60J&i> 4Hs 1932-1966-.A&O 6 2.50 West New York 5s 1938--M&8 WUdwood 4Hs 1932 '67 F&A Woodbrldge 6s 1933 4.75 to 4.10 &> 5 A&O 5 5 HEW MEXICO 6s Highway 1935-1940 J&J 5Ha Highway 1935-1940-J&J 4Ha Ref 1963 opt 1933—J&J 4Hs Dec 18 1952 opt '22-J&D 4s Fund 1939 4s Highway 4.10% 100 opt 1919—M&S 1931-1944— J&J Albuquerque 5s W W 1962J&D 4 Ha 1933-1950 4 Ha 1933-1950 96 98 J&J J&J Bernalillo Co 5a 1931 Rio Grande Middle Dist 5H» 4.50 99 Conser- '34-73 .F&A 41 op '21—A&O HaSt Ins Bldg *32-'63 —M&8 J&J J&J J&J J&J Albany 4Hs *31-'33 M&N 4 Ha 1934-1939 M&N 4 Ha 1940-1969 M&N 4 Ha Water 1932 M&N 4Hs 1931-1954 J&D 4 Ha 1932-1935 J&D 4 Ha 1936-1970 J&D 4s Munlc & Scb '32-'63_J&J 3 Mb Pab Imp '32-*34—F&A Albany Co 4Mb 1936-38.M&N 4Hs 1932-1960——M&S Alb Pt Dist 4 Ha '32-71 —F&A 4 Ha 1933-1972 -M&N \J)egany Co 4Hs'32-'30-M&8 Amherst 4Ha !932-'55— M&« 5 Ha 1931-1932 M&N 5 Ha 1933-1936 M&N 6 Ms 1937-1947 M&N Amsterdam 5a Wat 1931-373s g Jan 1 1956——. 3s g July 1 1958 3a g Canal Jan 1 1959 3s Canal 1957-59 99 99 99 99 6 2.50 ft 3.50 to 3-55 3.55 101 101 101 101 to 3.25 % to 3.75 ft to to 3.70 3% 3.50 370 ft co 3% HJb l> 3% 3" 70 % to 4% to 4% 3.75 % to 5 5 5 to 3.80 6 3.25 to ft to 1932-1934 J&J '32-'36-F&A 4 Ha 1931-1971 -jar 3Hs Bridge 1935 F&A Brighton (Town)— 6a Imot 1931-1942—M&N 5a 1931 1952---—---J&D Brooklyn—d—3Ha 31- 37J&J 3Ha gold 1938 -J&J Broome Co 5s '32-'33—M&S Buffalo 5Hs 1944 J&D 15 5s 1932-1934 M&N 5s 1935-1950 -,-MAN 3% 6 2.50 4% to ft 4% to 4.75 to 4% 4.75 3.90 b 3% to 3.50 6 3% to ft 3.60 to 3.50 % 3.80 % 3.75 3.75 % % 3-80 - to NEW 97 100 98 100 to 3.70 110 112 110 112 J&J 3.65 103 4b Highw Imp Mar '62—M&S 4s Canal Imp Jan 1967—-J&J 4s 4s 4s 48 4s 4s 4s 3.65 3.65 Highw Imp Mar '67—M&S 5 3.65 Palisades Park 1967—M&S 5 3.65 Bldg constr '31-'39—M&S 5 3.65 Bldg constr *40-'49 M&S 5 3.65 Grade Cross &c '31-33.M&3 5 3.65 Grade Cross &c '34-36JV1&S 5 3.65 St Inst Bldg '32-,53—M&S 5 3.65 — 4s Apr 15 1940-1955—-A&015 5 3.65 • State Subject to taxation are M&F 107 Corp Btock 1967—J&J Corp stock *31-*32-J&J Corp stk 1971 J&DU 108 ft 2.50 "109H 108M — corp stk 1931-1935 J&D ft 3.85 corp stk 1936-79—J&D ft 4.10 to 3.70 to 4.05 :_M&N May 1959 99H 99M 4% 105 100M 100% "100 % 100 H 100 H 100M 100H 100 H M&N — 105 to 100 4s Dec 311931 4s 1931-1937 4s 1938-1967_ 104H 104H 4% to 100 % 101H M&N 64.05% M&N 64.05% 370 to 3.70 to 3.50 - u f 4Hs 1936-1980 F&A Haverstraw 4.12s '31-'37 M&S Hempstead(T)4 Hs'32-"59A&0 Hempstead (Village)— 4H» 1931-1966 M&S Hempstead DnFSD No 1— 6a 1931-1954 M&S dornell 4Hs 1934-1947—F&A Hudson Riv Regulating Dist— 4Hb 1931-1934 J&J 4Hs 1935-1965 J&J 4.70s 1935-1965 J&J Huntington (T)4s '33-'52_J&J (rondequolt 6s '31-*63 J&J 5s 1932-1943 -„-M&S Irvington 4.10s '31-'3fi~-A&0 Ithaca—4Ha Water 1942-J&J 4Hs 1940-1954 J&J 4 4Hs 4 4.25 4.25 4.25 05 90 90 3.95 Lockport 4Hb 1931-1944 4 Ha 1943-1949 4Ho Sch 1931-1944 4.40s 1943-1949 5Hs 1933-1934 5Hs 1935-1940--. 5Hs 1941-1960 3.55 % to 3.55 % to 3.55 % to 3.55 % to 3.55 % to 3.55 % to 3.55 % to 3.55 % bo 3.55 % to to 3.55 to to % 3.55 % 3.55 % to 3.55 to 3.55 to 3.55 to 3.55 to 3 55 to 3.55 to 3.55 | % % 4.65 J&D 4.75 3.95 4.50 Mamaroneck UnFSDNo 1— 5Hs May 1*31-"52 M&N 4.10 Middleport 4.35s '31-'42_J&D 4.25 4.35s Sevrer '31-'39 J&D Monroe Co 4s 1932-44—_F&A 3.90 Co Bldg *34-''60— F&A 4.25 Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1931-68 J&J Mt Vernon 4Hs '32-'43.*A&0 5M« 1932-1934A&O 5Hs 1935-1941——A&O 4Ha School 1962-73—M&N 4s Sewerage 1950-55—M&N 5s Jan 2 1938 J&J2 Nassau Co—5s '31-'39„M&N 4Hb 1932-1934 A&O 1935-1944 A&O 4Mb 1931-1940 M&S 4s 1931-1939 M&N Newburgh 4Ha '32-'34—F&A 4 Wat Imp 1942-62 J&J 4Hs Wat Imp 1931-41-J&J-— 4 Ha M&N 6 4.40 M&S 6 3.50 M&S 6 % % 4% % % % 4.25 % to 4.25 to to 4.25 % to 3.75 % to 3.90 % 3% to 3.25 6 3.75 to 3.90 % % F&A 6 4s 1935-1954. F&A Rensselaer 4Hs Highway 1932-—F&A 4Ms Highway 1938-36 F&A 6 4.10 4 Hs Highway 1937-58 F&A 6 4.10 4Ha I Ha 4Mb 4MB 11 Jan 15 1933 J&J Pub Imp '31-48—F&A 1932-1934 M&S 1935-1959 _M&S 3.95 4.22 1932-1953 3.90 % to 3.90 % to3.S5 % to 3.50 % to 3.80 % to 3.25 to 3.70 6 6 3.50 6 2.50 4.30s 1933-1948 4 Ha 1931-1934 4.15s 1932-1933 to 3.95 3.90 F&A 6 4.30 Saranac Lake 4.45s'32-'39F&A Saratoga Co 6s 1931-1941 4Mb 1931-1932 M&S 3.90 4H« 1933-1955M&S 3.90 4» Sept 1 1945-1954 M&8 3.90 Saratoga Springs— 3.00 4Ha Park 1932-40 A&O 3.90 Scarsdale 4Hs 1931-45 j&D 3.90 Schenectady 5s 1931-33 —J&J 1931-1932 3.25 •4% 4% 4% 4Hb '31-'38 (reg)—F&A16 ft 4.20 4H> 1932 _M&S 4Mb 1933-1946M&S ft 4.20 Rockvllle Centre (V)— 4.15a 1931-1952 J&D 6 4.20 Rome—4Mb Sept 15 1931-J&J 6 3.50 5 Ms 1932-1941 A&O 6 4.30 Rye (V) 5s Mar 10 '32-'38 M&S ft 4.20 Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6 4.30s 4.21 l Imp Sch &c "32-'47—J&J 4.40s 4%20 County— 4 3.85 to _M&S 3.70 3.85 % % 1947-1953 M&S 1954-1960 M&S Putnam Co 4Ms '32-'5l-A&0 b 4.05 3.70 3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75 % % % to 4.15 3Ha Ref 1933 opt 1913-J&J Rockland Co—4s <31-'34-M&8 M&S % % 4% 4s _J&D —J&D — 1933-1934 1935-1938 1939-1946. 6a 1932-1951 (coupon)_F&A 3.90 % % % % to 4.25 1940-1946 1939-1943 1944-1948 1949-1953 Rochester— to 4.05 % % to 4.25 M&S 6 4.40 M&N 6 4.40 M&N 6 4.40 4Hs 4H» 4Ha 4 Hs 4 Ms 4Ms 4 Ms 4Ms 4Hs 4s 1932-1934 3.95 Kingston 3Hs g ,32-*36—A&O to 3.90 to 3.90 N J Bdge 4Ha '32-'39_M&S b 4.40 4.15 3.95 Lackawanna 4 Ha"3l-'54 M&N 6 3.95 4% .. A&015 1931-1933 Water 1931-52—J&D 4s School 1931-'59 M&S t 4% Port Jervis 4Ha 1937-1966 6 4.15 Port of N Y Authority—N Y- 4 Mamaroneck(T)4Ha,31-64J&J 3 65 3.65 4s 3.75 5s 1931-1942 -M&S Long Beach 5 Hs '31-60-M&N 106 4s Highw Imp Mar '61—M&S 6 3.65 4s Palisade Park 1981—M&S 3 65 4s Canal Jan 1962 3.65 % 3.65 114 114 4s Canal Imp July 1980—J&J 6 3.65 4s Canal Imp Jan 1961—-J&J 6 3.65 4s Canal Imp July 1961—J&J 6 3.65 Not 1957 108M 108M 107M 107 H 108 H 107M 3Hs g exempt 1941—M&N ft 4% to 3 90 3Hs exempt 1942 M&N 4% to 3.90 3Ha R T 1948-1950—M&N 4.05 to 4% to 3.70 3Hs g exempt 1962—M&N 92 to 4.40 3H8 g exempt 1953—M&N 92 to 4.40 % 3 Ha g exempt 1954—M&N 92 X 93 H 4.50 3 Ha g Water ex '54—M&N 92 H 93 H 4.60 3Ha exempt 1955 M&N 92 H to 3.70 % 3Hs stock Apr 1 1954-A&O 92 H 4Hs 1936-1959 A&O 6 3.75 to 3.85 % Nlag Falls—5H» *41-'48 M&N 4.15 to 4% Jornlng 5Ha 1932-*80—M&b ft 2.75 to 3 95 % 4.15s Sewer 1905-70—M&N 4.05 to 3.90 Portland Co 4Ha *3l-'61-J&J ft 2.75 to 3.85 % 4.10% Sewer 1936-50-J&J 6 4.05 to 3.90 Delaware Co 4.20s'32-'62 A&O ft 2.75 to 3.85 % 4 Hb Wat Mayl*41-'48 M&N 6 4.10 to 3.95 Dutchess Co 4s *33-'34—M&S 6 3% 1 o 3.25 4 Ha Repav '31-'33 reg M&N % 4% to 3.25 4s 1935-1937 -M&S 6 3.50 to 3.65 % 4 Ha Sew '39-'46 reg—M&N 6 4.15 to4 % 4s 1938-1946 -M&S 6 3.70 to 3.75 % 3.95 Nov 11901-197O-M&N 4.05 to 3.90 4s 1947-1954------M&S 3.80 3 Ha 1942-1945 M&N 4% to 3.85 to 3 60 % East Chester 4M" 32-34 F&A 6 3% Niagara Falls S D— 4Hs 1935-1958 F&A 6 3.70 to 3.90 % 4Hs 1932-1934 F&A 4% to 3.25 Elmlra—4s 1935— M&S 3.60 4Ha 1935-1960 F&A 6 4.05 to 3.90 2.50 to 3". 80 % No Hempstead 5s '32-'34 J&J 6 4.50 to 3.50 4Ha Water 1931-'45—A&O 6 3.25 to 3.60 % 4 Ms Apr 1 1933-1935 No Hempstead S D No 7— HJrle Co 4H a'3l-'38 tax-ex J&J 6 2.50 to 3 .60 % 4Hs 1934-1942 J&D 6 4.15 to 4% 4 Ha 1932-1933 J&D 6 3% to 3.25 North Tarrytown (6) 4Hs 1934-1935 J&D 6 3.50 to 3.60 4 Ha Water 1931-45 A&O 6 4.20 to 4.05 6 3.60 to 3.70 % 4 Ha 1936-1938 J&D 4Ha Water 1946-64 A&O ft 4.20 to 4.05 4H is 1939-1959— J&D 6 3.60 to 3.75 % 4Hs 1947-72 J&J 6 4.20 to 4.05 4s 1945-1953 M&8 3.70 Oneida—4s Water *40-'45-J&J 6 4.10 to 3.90 Essex Co 4s 1933-1956— M&S 6 3.25 to 3" 85 % 4Hs Water 1932-39 J&J 6 4.10 to 3.95 Franklin Co 4Hs '31-'40-M&8 3.90 Onondaga Co4 4 Ha 1931-1947 Freeport 4.20 Ser'31-45M&N A&O 6 4% to 3.90 4 4.20 sewer 1940-1900-M&N Ontario Co 4« '31-'51—M&N 6 4.10 to 3.95 4 4H» 1931-1961 M&N Osslnlng 4Hs 1931-42--.M&S 6 4.20 to 4.05 4.40s 1931-1950 —M&N 4 4Hs Water 1932-1969.A&O 6 4.20 to 4.05 Garden City 4Ha 1931-52-J&J 4 Oswego—-5 Hs 1931-40—M&N 6 4.25 to 4.10 Greenburgh U S Sch Dist No 9 Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dist 4.40s 1933-1965 -J&D 4 No 1 4.60s 1944-1966 ft 4.25 to 4.10 Groton 0s Wat '31-'50--M&N 4.50 Penn Yan 4.35s 1931 Oct 6 4% to 3.50 Harrison (T) 4 Ms '32-*35 F&A 4 Pougbkeepsle— 3Ha Water 1931-35—-M&E 6 2.50 3 Hs 1935-1964 M&N 6 3.50 Jo hoes 6s Ref Wat '3l-"46 J&J ft 4% 5Hs 1931-1939M&N b 4% 5Hs 1940-1949 M&N 5Hs 1950-1960 M&N Columbia Co 4 Ms '32-'35 A&O ft 2.50 4 Ha 3.80 103 4s g High Imp Mar 1958 M&S b 3.65 4s g High Imp Sept 1958 M&S 5.3.65 4s High Imp Mar 1960—-M&S 6 3.65 107 4a Various 1930 3.70 % Johnstown 4Ha Dec 1931-*37i Kings Co 4s May 1 '31-'44 6s Jan & Mar 1946-1970— 4Hs Highway 1963 M&8 4Ha Canal 1064 J&J 4Hs Canal 1965 J&J 4Mb Highway 1965 M&S 4Ha Barge Canal 1945—J&J 4Mb Bonus 1932 1939—A&O 4Hs Bonus 1940-1949—A&O 4s Canal Term 1942 LJ&J 4s Canal Term Jan 1946--J&J 108 M&E M&N 1063 —M&N 4s Various 1950 M&N 49 Various Nov 1957-M&N 4s Nov 1958 M&N to 370 lamest'n 4s Mar 20 1943 A&O YORK. 5s March 1932 -1935 M&S b 3.75 5s Jan & Mar 1 1936-1945 6s Jan 1932-1935 J&J J&D May 1957 4a Nov 1955 3 to J&D 4Hs Apr 15 1972—A&Olf 104 % 4Hb Rap Tr & 104H 4Hs Feb 15 1932-"06 F&A15 ft 4.05 4Ha Feb 15 r&Ai. 104H 4HaNov 15 '31-'08_M&N15 ft 4.05 4 Ha Nov 15 1978—M&N15 104M 4s Oct 1 1980 A&O 100 % 4s May 1977 M&N 100H 1°.70 6 4HsJune 16 1964—J&DU 4Ha 1031-1968-—-—-J&l ■ft 2.50 iHa Feb 15 62 op '32-F&J 4Hs 1931-1938 -J&J ft 2.50 4Hs 1938-1967 A&C 4s 1931-1948. A&C 62.50 4s June 15 1960 J&D 4s 1931-1958 -J&J ft 2.50 — % 3.60 % 3.70 % to 3.85 6 2.50 M&N ...M&N Jan. J. 1977J&J 105 104H Sch & Var '31-'39-J&D ft 3.95 to 3.75 4Ha 1960 opt 1930 M&E 100 H 4Hs I960-—M&E 103 V8 "I04H 4Mb Mar 1 1962M&E 104 104 % 4Hs Mar 1 1964 M&E 104 104M 4H« April 1935 A&O ft 3.80 4Ha April 1 1906 A&O 104 M "104 H 5 6 2.50 3.85 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 3.90 M&N 8Mb 1931 to 1933 York City— June 1905 4Hb 4Ha 4 Ha 4MB 4Ha 4Ha 4Hs 4 Ha 4Ha 4Ha 4Hs I. to 3.75 Net. New % to 3.60 ft 3.70 ft 3% Ask. 4ks Mun Imp '31-'35.M&N 4 Ms 1931-1934 M&N 4MB 1985-1963M&N 3.70 % 3.75 4 Ha 1934-1940 A&015 Jamestown S D 6»'31 '39-J&D Socorro Co 5s 4Hs 1935-1936 4Hs 1937-1944 4Hs 1945-1965 3 ft 2.50 ft 3% Bid. New Rochelle 5a '31-'50 M&N 4 Hs 1933-1934 —M&N to to To or Bonda. ~ 3 4a Park 1933-1937 5Ha 5Ha "i 4.50 4.50 5 ..M&S 3 b 3.65 ft 3 .65 Net. \uburn—4Hs 4.60 4Hs To Ask. Biughamton—4s 4.60 4Mb 1931-1962 various Ramsey 5a Water 1931-1940. Red Bank (Borough)— Bid. 3 Ha St Ins Bldg '32-78 4.10 4.10 4Ha 4Hs 4 Ms 4Hs 105 Yield Basis or Net. 4.10 5s Water 1936 BONDS Yield Basis 4% to 3.75 to 3.50 to 3.25 to % %_ I % 4% 3.50 to 4%" to 4% to 2.50 to 4.10 to 4% to 4.10 to 4.20 to 4.05 6 3.75 to 3% to 3.90 3% to 3.95 3%80 to 4.05 to 3.80 J&D 6 2.50 J&D 6 3.75 to 3.85 J&J ft 2.25 to 3.60 A&O 1934-1939--. A&O 4.15s 1940-1960 A&O 4a Oct 15 1931-1944 -A&015 b to 3.25 to 3.25 4.15s to 3.80 3?80 2% to 3.75 % 3.85 By an amendment to the constitution of Oh)o adooted Sept. 3 1912. bonds issued after Jan. X 1913 by municipalities In that subject to taxation. Bonds Us ued prior to Jan. 1 1913 are exempt from taxation. ftBasis. d Now part of N. Y. City. / Fhu mice nNominal. - 106 STATE AND MUNICIPAL Schenec Oo 4 Solvny 4Hs 1 Somers (T) 4 Steuben Co 4 a '42-'58—J&J F&A 6 3.50 '31-53-M&N 6 3.75 a *32-'37—F&A 6 2.25 Suffolk Oo 4Ha 1931-32—J&J 6 2.25 4 Ha Oct 1931-1939 A&O 6 2.25 6 2.25 Bonda to 2.50 „ 4H® 1932-1957- ... -A&O Sullivan Co 4Hs '32-'45.A&0 6 2.75 Syracuse 4Hs 1931- 35 Various 6 2% 5s 6 2.25 6 2.25 May 15 19314938 to 4.10 % to 4.15 % to 3.75 % 1 to 3.85 % to 3.90 % 3.70 % to to 3.85 % 3.90 % 3% 3.75 % 534s 1931-1960 M&8 4348 June 15 '31-34-J&D15 6 2 4348 1931-1944 M&N 6 2 to 4s June 15 1931-44—J&D15 6 2 4s 1931-1946 P&A 62 to 3.70 to to to 3.70 Ticonderoga S D No. 5— 434s July 1954-'58 J&J Tonawanda (City of) 4Hs 1932-1942 J&J 4348" Sewer 1931-1953—J&J 6s Water 1931-1950 J&J 5Hs Water 1931-1950—J&J Troy 6s 1931-1940 reg—A&O 6 4% s School 1931 F&A s s a s to 4.25 to 4.25 to 4.30 6 2.25 3H» Water 1931-36 J&J Uttca—434 s 1931-35 M&N 6 2.50 434s Pub Imp '32-'42—A&O 6 2% 434s Pub Imp *31-'45-J&Jl5 6 2% 4.20s 1932.—F&A F&A 6 "2.7 5 F&A M&N M&N 6 2.50 A&O 6 2% F&A 6 2.25 4.15s 1931 & 1932 4.15s 1933-1950 4.10s 1932-1946 3.90s 1932-1948 334s Nov 1 1931-'35 Nov 6 2.25 Warren Oo 4H® 1932-'50-F&A 6 2.25 Warsaw Union FrSDNo 10-— 434s 2.25 — 4.20sl933-1937 4.20s 1938-1949 1931-1942 to 3.90 % 3.95 % to 3.85 % to 3.85 % to 3.85 to 3.85 to 3.85 to 3". 80 3.85 2.25 to 3.85 to 3.80 % to 3.75 1 to 3.75 % to 3.90 % 4.25 3.90 J&J 434s 1931-1953 J&J 5s 1931-1945 -J&J 4s May 1938 M&N West Seneca 5s '31-"38 -A&O Westchester County— 534s 1931-32 reg J&D 5s 1939-76 ——J&D 6s June 1 1931-64 J&D 1434s San Sew 33- 82—J&J 4H* Parkway 1962-86-J&D 434s Oo Bldg 1932-44—A&O 4s Co Bldg 1932-59 M&8 4s 1931 to 1935 F&A 4s June 1 1959-1964.—J&D % 6 2.25 to 3.90 % 6 2.50 to 4% 3.80 4.35 6 3.50 to 3.75 6 3.85 to 3.90 6 2.50 to 3.90 6 2.50 to 3.85 1 3°85 6 2"%" to *3*75 6 2.25 to 3 70 3.70 White Plains— 6 3.85 434s 1935-1959 (reg)—M&S 534s Sch 1932-1936—A&O 6 2.75 3.90s 1933-1954 F&A 6 3% 334s Water 1931——A&O Wolcott. 4 34 s JlF 15 '3l-'42J&J to 3.90 % to 3.95 % to % 3.75 2.50 4.30 Yonkers— Jan 1932-1961—A&O July 1 1931-62—A&O Feb 1932 A&O Feb -33-'36 A&O Feb '37-'49 A&O 431s Mar 1 *32-'56—A&O 434s June 1 1931-43—A&O 4Ms Feb 1932? A&O 4^8 Feb 1933-1936—A&O 434s Feb 1937-1949—A&O 4s 1932-1958 F&A 5s 1931-1938 A&O 534s 434s 434* 434s 434s NORTH 6 3% 6 2.50 to 4% to 3.90 % 2.25 6 2". 7 5" 6 3 85 to 3"! 80 % to 3.90 % 6 2.50 6 2% to 3.85 6 2.50 to 3.75 % to 3.85 2.25 6 3.80 6 2% 6 2.25 to 3.85 % to 3.80 % to 3.85 % CAROLINA 5s July 1961 4348 1932 1962 434s 1934-1935-- J&J - 6 3.50 434s 1936-1939-434s 1940-1954 434s 1967-1968 4s 1934-1935—,— — — - to 3.60 6 3.70 to 3.80 6 3.85 — to 3.95 100H 4s 1930-1939 — 4s 1940-1954---—------ 6 3.85 4s 1967-1968- — — Albemarle 6s 1932-38 Asheville— to 3.95 100 >4 — — F&A J&J 1932-1957 J&J Street 19324J6—-F&A 1935-1969—M&S 1931-1965 M&N 1932-1962 A&O 5a 1932-1969 534s 534* 534s 434 s 534s 1931-1948 M&N 434's Water Mar 1935—J&J 434s Wat & Sew 1942--T&J 434s 1932-1970 M&N Durham-434s Sew&Lfi'41.J&J 434s Fund '31 to 1940—J&J 434s 1942 to 1966 5s Water 1932 to 1945-J&J 6a Fd & Sewer '32-'39.F&A Forsyth Co 434s "Sl-'oS-J&D Granville Co 434s *39—M&N Greensboro 5s 1942 W—F&A 434s 1932-1963 J&J 434a 1932-1965 F&A 4s Water Works 1954—J&J Greenville 6s W W '68—F&A Guilford County— 434s 1931-1933 M&N 434s 1934-1957 M&N High Point, 434s 1932 '48 J&J 6s Wat Serv 1932-1969 J&D Iredell Oo 5s Aug 1 '42-F&A 434 s 1932-1939 A&O 4348 1940-1950 A&O Lee Co 5s Road 1952—M&N Lincoln Oo 5s 1943 & '48-J&J 6s Bridge 1937-1951 F&A Mecklenburg Oo— 6s Ref Nov 1950— M&N Pitt Oo 6s 1931-38 M&N 434sl943-1947 M&S 5.25 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 uoraln 5a 1931 to to 4.60 to 4.25 4.10 1932—J&J Lucas Oo 4s O-H 1944—M&S 6 4.20 4.10% 3.50% 4H® 1931 & 1932 J&D2 6 4% 4 Ha 1933 J&D2 6 4.10 3.60% 4.15 4 H® 1934-1940 J&D2 • 1H s W&S3epl0'31°35M&Sl0 6*4.25" 4*10% 4.60 bo 4.80 4.60 to 4.60 to 5* to 4.60 J&D 6 4.35 1931-1935 Vtanoalng to 4.10 %" to 4.15 % Val. San. DIst— 6 4.10 to 4.20 6 4.10 to 4.20 6 4.10 to 4.20 F&A Fy *5s*31 '44—M&S Vflaml Conservancy Dlst—5H* (1 to 5 yr mat'y)—J&D 5Hs (5 to 10 yr mat'y)_J&D 5H* (after 10 years)-..J&D vf outgomery Oounty— *6s F1 Emerg '32-'42—J&D Newark *4Kb 1932H1—A&O Portsmouth—6s *32-'30—J&J Portsmouth City S D— 4Hs 1931 & 1932....—— 4 His 1933-1950 Springfield *5h 1931-1934 4H* 1931-1935 M&S 4 Ha St Impt 1932-39—M&S *4H® 1932-1949 M&8 Springf'd S D *5s *31 '39.J&J2 Steubenvllle *5s 1932-35-M&S 6 4.10 to 4.20 to 4.20 ♦5s Road to 4% 3.65 Summit Oo— 6 4.10 4.20% 4.20% OHIO (See footnote *) A&O A&O 1931-1953—A&O •64s 1932-1937—..—J&J *6 4s 1938-1951 J&J ♦44s 1931-1947 A&O •44a 1938-1955 A&O •44 WWDec31'31-37.JD31 •44* 1931-1946 - •Akron 6s 1931-1940 •58 Water •44« 1931-1939 A&O •44s 1940-1952 A&O 44s 1932-1933——A&O 44s 1934-1937 —A&O 44s 1938-1956 A&O la Water Works 1942.. A&O •Allen Oo 54s 1931-'50.A&0 Alliance 44s 1932-1932—J&D •5s Water Dec 15 1931-1950 Ashland «54s 1931-44-A&0 Cambridge—44* '32-'34-J&J ♦5s Sewer 1953 3.75 6 3.50 to 6 4.10 to 4.20 6 4.10 to 4.20 6 4.10 to 4.20 6 4.10 6 4.10 to 4 20 6 3.75 to 3.90 6 to 4.05 4% 6 4.75 to 4 % 6 4.40 to 4.35 Imp *31-'35-A&0 A&O ♦4H 1932-1940 6 4.40 to 4.35 6 4.40 to 4.35 6 4.20 to 6 4.20 to 6 4.20 to 4% 6 410 6 4.30 to 4.15 6*4*15* to 6 4.15 6 4.15 to 3.95 to 3.95 64.15 to 3.95 4% 4% to 4% 3*95 6 4.15 to 6 4.15 6 "4.40" to 4% 4% 6 4.25 to 4% to 4% M&S 6 4.25 to 4% M&S 6 4.25 to 1 1 6 4.15 6 4.15 to 4% 4% to 4% 4.05 to 3 95 to 3.95 6 4.05 to 3.95 6 3.90 6 4.05 to 3.75 6 4% to 3.90 A&O 6 3 80 —A&O 6 3.80 to 4.15 1931-1960M&N 6 3.80 Warren Oo 5s 1931-34—M&S 6 4.10 4.20 1° to 4% •5s Sept 1931-1942—M&S 6 4.05 5s 1931-1933 J&D15 6 3.25 ♦6s Pub Wharf 1960—M&S 64.10 ♦5s Sewer 1949 M&S 6 4.05 4MB 1931-1954 M&S15 6 4.05 •4Hs Wat 1932-34 J&J 6 3.75 to 4.50 6 4.10 6*4.35" to 4.15 Toledo »5a W W *37-,44_F&A to 4.15 to s «4«s 1931-1937 to 4.20 6 4.10 6 4.10 Martin ♦4H® 1932-1953 M&S 4 Kb Bdg 1933 & *38—F&A 4&8 1931-1953 4s Park July 1 1942—J&J 6 4.15 to 4.05 6 4.15 *0s Water 1944-1959—A&O 6 4.15 'Oanton S D 5s 1954—A&08 6 4.15 to 3.75 •4H* 1931-1950 4KB 1932-1956 0 to 3% to 3.95 to 3.95 to 3.95 to 3.50 to 3.95 Toledo Sch DIst— *54s Fund 1931-37 •44a Dec 5 1939-42 •4.40s J&D J&D 1956 1941. M&S •54b Imp Feb 44d. "61 F&A ♦5a July 1 1965 ...J&J •44s July 1943 J&J •44s Sewer 1955——A&O *4 4 s Sew Sept 3 '37.M&S3 4s 1932-1956 M&S d.65s g Feb 1937 F&A 34s Water *45 op *25—F&A 3s Water 1939 op '19.F&A 6 4.15 6 4.15 to 4% to 4% to 4% to 4% ♦6a 4 Cincinnati-—♦54s 4 4 4 4 4 6 4.05 to 3.65 6 3.80 to 3.75 6 3.80 to 3.75 6 3.80 Jino S D *4Hb 1934—A&013 6 3.75 44s 1932-1933 M&S 6 3.75 Votings town— ; •6s Bdge 1932-41 A&O ♦5s Police Bdg & St '31-32 ♦4Hs 1931-1957 A&O Youngatown School Dlst— ♦4Hs 1944-1947 M&S ♦5s 1931-1944— M&S Zanesville—*5s Olty Hall & Market 1931-39.'. M&S Zanesville 8 D *58 *31-'43A&0 6 4.20 to 4.15 to 4.05 to 4% 6 4.10 to 3*75 6 4.15 to 3.50 4 6 6 4.15 to 3.50 6 4.20 6 4.20 % to 4% to 4% to 3.90 44s 1934-1952 M&S 4s 1936 opt 1906 M&S 84s 1940 opt 1912—A&O Jleveland ♦54s 1940-70-J&D *6s 1932-1933 J&D •54s Pub Hall 1970—J&D •5s W W 1936-1968—J&D ♦5s 1931A&O ♦5s 1932-1935 A&O ♦5s 1936-1940 A&O 6 4% to to to % 3.75 3.90 4.05 6 3.80 6 3.80 to 3.75 OKLAHOMA to 3.75 °/o 4H® Oct 15 1Q31-33..A&O10 64.10 Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—M&S 100 Oklahoma Olty— 6*4.15* to 4%" 6 4.15 to 4% 6 4.15 to 4% 6*4.10 to 6 4.10 to 6 4.10 to to 4Hs Sewer 1930 F&A 100 4 He Water Works 1941.J&J 6 4.60 99 D 4s 1933—J&J 4% 4.10 4.15 6 4.15 to 4% 4.15 4.15 4.15 6 4.15 to to 4% 6 4% to 3.90 64*10 to 4% 6 4.10 to 4% Var 100 1931-1933—J&D 100 6 4.70 Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943 Tulsa 5Ha 1932 F&A 100 5Hs July 1940 -—F&A 6 4.60 5 Hs Wat & Park *32-*49 F&A F&A 5Hs 1932-1939 5a 4% 102 % 101 102 101 to 4.40 % 101 101 101 4.60% 101 to 4.40 6 4.60 to 4.40 6 4.60 to 4.40 F&A 6 4.60 1933-1947 0s Feb 11932-1939 to 4.40 6 4.60 to 4.40 to 4.40 4% 64*10 M&S 101 Okla Olty 8 to 4% 6 4.10 J&D 6 4.60 F&A 100 5s 1937 opt 1922 5s Water 1936 5s 1931 Okla Oo 4Hs to - 1934-1940 5Hs 4% 4% 4% 6 4.10 3.95 ... 1943 1952 4.25 4 6 4.10 ^l-*4a—SS&S10 to 4% 4.10 6 4.05 6 4.05 to 6 4.05 to 4% to 4% 4% 4 4 4 J&D19 6 4.15 Cuyahoga Oo *8s '31-'39. A&O ♦5* 1936-1937 A&O •6* 1936 & 1937 A&O *5s 1938 & 1939 A&O ♦44® 1931-1935 —A&O *44® 1936-1944 A&O 44® 1931-1937 A&O 44 1931-1943 A&O 4s 1931-1941 A&O ■Dayton—6s 1931-*32—M&N •54s W W Imp 1944.J&D ♦5s W W Imp 1945—F&A •44s Bdge 1931-1951.M&S •44s W W Imp 1940—J&D •44s Bdge 1933-39—A&O •44s 1931 -M&S ♦44s 1932-1940 M&S 44s 1941-1961 — M&S Dayton 8 D 64* '41-*01 M&S •5s Mar 10 Fund June 1959—.—J&J OREGON to 4.10 % 4.10 4.10 4.10 4.10 6 4.10 6 4.20 to 6 4.20 to 6 4.10 to 6 4.15 to 6 4.15 to to 4% 4.10 % 4% 4% 4.20 4% 4.20 4.20 ea W'Sft 4% 4.20 m mm'm 4*% 6 4.15 to 6 3.75 to 3.50 6 4.15 to 4% % is Highway '32-Apr*44 A&O is 1931-1944 (s-a) A&O is H'way '31-'35 (s-a).A&O „Hs H'way '3G-'49 (s-a) _A&O 4s Highway 1932-42 A&O 4s Highway 1932-41—A&O 4s Aug 1 1931-1933 F&A 3 Kb Oct 1 1952— A&O Albany 5s ref '31 opt '21.A&0 Astoria 5s 1953 -J&D 5Hs 1931-1949 J&J Baker Olty 5s 1934——M&S Olatsop Oounty 5s 1934.A&0 Columbia Oo 5s '32-'34. A&O to 4% 6 4.10 to 3.50 3.80 3.75 3.75 3 3.75 100 90 95 90 95 4.25 4.25 4.50 Eugene 5s 1942 M&S Multnomah Oo 4Hs '32-J&D 4Hs Bridge 1931-1944. J&D 4.50 4Hh 1949-1956 F&A 4s Bridge 1945-1955—J&D 5s Road 1931-1939—M&N Multnomah Oo 8 D No 1— 4Hs July 15 "31-'39—J&J16 4s July 15 "40-*45 J&J 15 3.80 3.50 3.80 3.80 4 3.80 3.80 Portland— 6 3.80 to 4.10 % 1931-50-M&N 3.80 M&N 1931-47—A&O 63.50 to 3*80 % 4Hs 1933-1960 M&N 6 3.50 to 3.80 4s Water 1937 M&N 4a Water 1936-1955—M&N 6*3.50 to" 3.80 4s Water 1939-1958—J&J 3.80 4s Water 1940-1959—F&A Pt. of Astoria 5s Refg 1955-J&J Pt of Ooos Bay Harbor 5s 5s Harb Dev 4Hs Dock 1943 4Mb Oct 3^80 3*80 4.05 6 4.20 3.80 3.80 Port of Portland 4® % Salem—5s Sewer 1934—J&J 4 3.50 3.95 31-'33 M&N East Cleveland— Raleigh 5s Munlc Bldg '39J&J 5s Impt June 11944—J&D 434* 1931-1967 A&O Randolph Oo 434s *32-'47.F&A 434s 1948-1959 F&A Rutherford Oo 5s '31-'52—J&J Salisbury 6s Impt '31-'35-J&J 6*1931 "Hi " M&N Flat price. 4-25 to 4.60 54« July 1931-1933 J&J 44s July 1951 & '55 J&J 6 4.30 14s Jan 1957 J&J 6 4.30 Grand Forks 6s—May '31-*38 *69 - x 4.20 - •44s 1931 to 1935— 4a July 11932 -J&J •6s 1931 to 1935 J&D Cleveland Heights 8 D— •8a 1931-1959 A&O Columbus *0s 1949-67—M&S *59 St Impt 1932 M&a •44s 1932-1935 —M&S •44s 1936-1938 M&S ♦44s 1931-1953 44» 1931-1932 s-a F&A 44s 1933-1955 s-a F&A 4s Sewer '33 opt *13—M&S 4s Wat W *45 opt *20—M&S 34s 1932 opt 1912 J&J Oslumbus 8 D— ^ - 434s Funding 1939—M&S 6s Bridge 1932-37 A&O Charlotte 5-) School '32-46F&A 6 Basla, M&S Cleveland S D— 434s Buncombe Oo 5a '31 -'48—J&D 6s 4.10 4.10 4.10 3Hs 1931 opt 1911 •44s Grad Oros *31-'64 A&O •44s Paving 1931-34—J&D '44a Sewer 1931-49—J&D •44a St Imp Feb 1 '34.F&A *44s Marcn 1949 M&S •44s Fire Dep '32 '55-A&0 44s Olark Av Bdg '42.A&O 44s Park 1938 A&O •44s 1931-1935 M&S •44s 1936-1950 M&S ♦4s 1932 & 1933 A&O ♦4s 1934-1955 A&O 6 3 .50" to 3.60 6 3.70 to 3.80 4 4.25 4 His water 1933-52 A&O 6 4.25 Marietta—*4 Hs *31-*33-J&D 0 4.10 Canton—♦Ss Sew 1963-.M&S I 4'V 4% Uma *5H® Sewer 1931-1947. •5s Sewer Feb 15 *32-'51 NORTH DAKOTA •5s Sewer 1931-37 to 3.70 6 2% 4 to to 4.60 5a Farm Loan 1935.1940,1945 to 4.15 % and 1950 J&J 644% 54a 1845 & 1948 ser O—J&J 6 4.30 4.20% 14t 1931-1932 Net. 'Lawrence Oo 5s 1934 4Hs Wat & Sew 1952...-J&J 4Hs Pub Imp 1933-1960J&J Wilson—4J<s 1932-'57 .—F&A Winston-Salem 5s 1932 ..J&J 6 4. 5s 1933-1936 J&J 6 4. 5s gen impt 1944-.....J&J 6 4, 5s Sept 1931-1947— -M&S 6 4 45*8 1931-1958 M&N15 6 4. 4 Ha July 11942 J&J 6 4. 4 >4 s July 1 1952 J&J 6 4. 4.4 a 1931-1973 J&J 6 4. % 1 Ask. urouton *4«h W W '30—J&D Lakewood—MHs *31'39A&0 •4H« Oct 1945. A&O •5s Park & Imp *31-'41.A&0 2.25 Oct Watertovrn 434s 1942 m To or Bid. Bonda Hamilton Oo *4Kb 1943-F&A ♦454* Oct 1 1939 A&O 6 4.10 •4Ha Sewer 1931-'45 4s O H Juno'36 op '16-J&D % 2325 to Yield Basis Net. % to 4.15 1932 A&O 1933-1950 A&O 6 2.75 6 3% Feb 15 1932-1957 1931-1965 J&J 6 2% — ; % 4.25 to 4.15 Ill Ask. Surrey Oo 6s May 1933-1958 Wake Oo 5s Fund 1948—J&J Weldon 6s Jan 1932-1942-.-. Wilmington— 5s Ref & Impt 1955—A&O 454s 1931-1962 A&O i Hs g Wat & Sew *48—A&O to 3.85 s il-"40 Bid. Net. 3.85 Ask. To or To or Bid. Bonds BONDS Yield Basis Yield Basis 4.90 4.90 4.90 •5s 8t Impt 1932-35—-A&O 6 4.20 East Liverpool—Is 1940-J&J 6 4.20 Elyria 4s 1931 to 1938—J&D 6 4.20 ♦44s 1931-1952 M&S 6 4.20 W W 1931-1946—J&J 6 4.20 Foetoria *5s W W *32-*40 M&S 6 4.20 Franklin County— •54r Hos&Bge *32 *35 F&A 6 4.15 •5s 5.50 6.50 n Nominal. to 4 15 % to 4 15 % to1 4% to-4% to'4% to 4% to 4% PENNSYLVANIA O—J&J 117H 6 4.10 to 3.90 4Kb Dec 1 1951 ... ..,T&D to 3.85 4Hsl934. 1939.1944,1949J&J 6 4% 4s Highway 1932, 1935, 1937, to 3.75 % '40, '42, 45, "47, '50.'62— » 3 .90 5s July 1 1951 Series STATE MUNICIPAL AND Yield Basis To or Bid. Bonds. 4a Highway 1941. *43. '46. „ '48. til, '63 MAS 6 4% Allegheny—4s 1931.1937 MAN 6 4.10 3Kb 1931 A&O 6 4.10 Allegheny Oo 4Mb '43 MAN 6 3.85 4Kb 1931-1956. -A&O 6 3.85 4Kb July 1931-1958 J&J 6 3.85 4Kb 1931-1933 J&J 6 3.85 4Kb 1934-1939 J&J 6 3.85 . 6 3.85 F&A 6 3.85 M&S 6 3.85 J&J 4Kb 1940-1959 4s Bridge 4s x 1942 1932-1958 Ask. to 4.05 Bethlehem '46. 8 '60— D5Ka *35. *40, J&D 6 4.05 Braddock 4Kb *31-'44-M&N 6 4.05 4a 1931 to 1936 -M&N 6 4.05 6 4.05 Cambria Oo 414s '31-'45 Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ex J&J 6 4.05 1935-1940 J&J Chester 0 D 4K» '32-,47-'42~ Erle—4Ha Sch 1932-'39-A&0 4Ha Ret 1935 opt '24..J&J 4 4 lis 6 4.05 6 4.05 6 4.05 6 4.05 63.50 F&A F&A 1932-1933 4 lis 1934-1960 Erie S D 4s 1931-1938 4Kb ctfs indebt '39-'53— j&D 6 4.40 Aiken Oo 4kb 1937-1945 6 4.50 Anderson Co 4kb *32-'33 to to 3.95 to 3.95 to 3.95 3.90 4% to 4% to 4% to4% 6 4.60 6 4.50 100 101 to 4.80 to 4.40 to to 4.40 4.40 to3.90 6 4.50 to 4.40 6 4.50 to 4.40 4kb HIghw 1932-1945-f&a 6 4.50 to3.90 to 4.40 to3.90 Greater Greenville Sewer DIst to 3.90 4kb 1967 Kershaw Co—- to 3.90 100 m&n to3.90 to 3.90 to 3.75 m&s to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.90 103 to 3.90 to 3.90 to 3.85 to 3.85 100 6 4.50 6 4.50 6 4.60 to 4.60 to 4.60 4.40 101 to —— 5b Rural Credit Norristown SD41£s 1943. J&J to 3.90 5a Sept Philadelphia 4s 1937 4Kb May 1948 4Kb Nov 1 1948 4K« Sept 16 1975 J&J 4s Jan 1 1946 100 100 100 100 4h July 26 1972 j&j 3Kb July 1932 j&J 3 Kb July 1 1934 -j&J Phtla 8 d 4Kb '31-'43 j&J 4kb 1941-1959 M&n 4Kb Apr 15 1939-58.a&015 6 4.05 j&j 6 4.05 j&d 6 4.05 4a 1931-1942 4a 1937-1956 Pittsburgh—4Kb '31-*60 j&d 6 4% 4Ks 1932-1933 m&s 6 2.25 4 kb 1934 m&s 4kb 1935-1937 m&s 6 3.40 4kb 1938-1946 —m&s 6 3.65 4a 1932 to 1939 J&j 6 4 4Kb '31-'38 taxabla-m&n 6 6 Reading—4s 1931 tie Impt. 1943-1949 j&j 6 4% 8chuylkill Oo— 4kb 1932-1955 j&j 6 3.60 Scranton 4Kb '31-*41 f&a 6 4.05 5b 1931-1050 f&a 6 4.05 4b 1932-1937 M&8 6 4.05 4fl 1932 & 1935 A&O 6 4.05 ScrantonSD4s 1932 & 33a&o 6 4.05 4kb 1933-1956 j&j 6 4.05 3ks 1931-1932 f&a 6 4.05 Wash'n Oo 4Kb '32-'34—m&s 6 4.05 481931-1933 M&N 6 4.05 100 100 to 4% 4% 4% to to 3.70 to 2.75 a s 4b 1932 to 1935 4Kb Imp ser i '31-'3s-a&0 4kb 1932-1940— j&j 4Kb Impt 1940-1945—j&j York 4Kb 1931-1943 f&a York Oo 3Kb '31-*32...m&n & 4% to 3.90 4s Oharit Inst 1965—-M&S J&D 3Kb gold S H 1934 J&J Cranston 4s Sch 1932-'68—J&J 4Kb Mar 15 '32-*73.M&815 Johnston 4Kb 1935-1940 M&N N Prov'ce 4s June 15 '47- J&D Newport—4Kb '32-*39—M&S 5Kb June 1 1931-19584Kb May 1931-1942-M&N 6 3.85 to 3.65 6 3.85 to 3.65 6 3.85 6 4.20 to 3.65 6 4.20 to 4.10 to 4.10 103 k , 98^ 6 4.10 6 4.10 to 6 4.10 4Kb Mar 1932-35 M&S 6 4.10 4a May 15 1948——M&N 6 4.10 to 8Kb g High Sch 1954.J&D 6 4.10 Pawtucket—4Kb 1950—J&J 6 4.15 4Kb Sewer J&D 6 4.15 -M&N 6 4.15 M&N 6 4.10 1952 4Kb School 1954 4b Water 1937 Providence— 1931-1932 1933-1937 1938-1959 3.25 J&D 3.75 J&D J&D 6 3.90 4s Water Jan 2 1936 6 3.90 J&J 6 3.90 A&O 6 3.90 4Kb 4Kb 4Kb 48 Jan 1 1945 4s Oct 11964-4 4fl July 1956 4b May 2 1957 4s May 1962 4s Water 1962 4a Oct 119644s 1931-1932 J&J M&N 2 M&N J&D A&O -J&D J&D 1933-1950 Woonsocket 4Kb Fd '41-J&D 6a Fund 1931-1935 M&N 6s Fund 1936-1961 M&N 4a 4Kb 1931-1967 -J&D 4Kb Funding 1944—M&N 4Kb 1931-1967 J&D 4Kb June 1931-1957-J&D 6 3.90 6 3.90 6 3.90 6 3.90 4% to 4% to 4% to 4% to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 to to 4% 3% to 3.65 to 3.80 to 4.50 to 4.50 to 4.50 1935—A&O 6 4.90 to 4.25 j&D 6 4.40 to 4.25 tennessee _ _ _ a&o '52m&N M&s layette County— 4Kb Road 1958 _ „ j&j Giles County— _ Highway 1947 j&d Gibson County— 4% Road 1932-1958—j&j Hamilton County— 5% _ „ 4k% Refunding 1957-a&o 5% B " % Bridge 1944 _ 5Kb Impt 1931-1946—J&D Knox Oo 5s Pike & Bridge May 1 1931-1940 M&N Knoxville— 4Kb Impt 1931-39 F&A 4Kb Park 1933-1935-A&Q 6K % Fdg Sept 11950.M&S Madison County— _ _ 4K% Highway'31-49 J&D Memphis 5s July 1954—J&J 6s River Term *32-'48-A&0 4Kb Water 1931-1962-J&J 4Kb Water 1949 J&J 4KS'Park 1959 A&O 4Kb 1932-1956 -J&D 4s Water 1933 M&N 4b 1932-1954 M&S Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬ land River Edge 1953-F&A Nashville 6s 1932-1942-A&0 5s March 1932-1960-M&S 4Kb High Sch 1940 J&J to 3.80 a to 3.80 Hospital '32-'58-J&J b 1935-1968 3.80 to 3.80 to 3.80 a to to 3.80 to to 3.80 3% _. _ s 1931-1967 1934-1948 M&N J&J M&S 4s 1932-1933 M&S Polk Co 5a 1931-46—.—J&D Robertson County— 6 4.60 4Kb Road 1948 F&A Shelby County— 4% Courthouse 1957—A&O 5% Aud Mkt H'se '49 M&S 4K% Jail 1940-1951-M&S Smith County— 4K% Fdg 1935-1958-J&J 6 4.60 ripton County— 6 4.60 6 4.60 6 4 60 6 4.60 6 4.60 1931-1936 M&N 6 4.60 5al937-1942 M&N 6 4.60 5s Funded 1931-1950-A&O 6 4.60 4s Funding 1947 A&O 6 4.60 3 Ks Wat May 1 *31-M&N 6 4.60 to 4.15 % 5s Fund 1951 opt '31..M&S 6 4.50 5s School 1955 opt '35--J&J 6 4,50 5s Impt Aug 1 1948 F&A 6 4.50 A&O 6 4.50 A&O 6 J&D J&D 4k 4Ks 1936-1971 F&A 6 4.20 4K» 1936-1964 F&A 4s Refunding 1941 J&J Galveston—5s 1932-1936-J&J 5s Grade Rais 1944—A&O 6b School 1931-1954—M&S 5a 1932-1956 A&O 4Kb Grad. &e. *48op*28 J&J 4Kb Grad,&c,'49 op'29A&0 Galveston County— 5s Bd Apr 10 '51op'31 A&O 6 5.10 co 4.35 co 4 co .35 4.35 to 4.35 to 4.35 to 4.35 to 4.30 % 5 Ks Road 1931-*54.A&010 Harris Co 4s '47 op '17 A&O 4Kb Apr 10 '31-,56_A&010 4Kb Road Apr 10 '31-'60Houston—5b Sew1939—M&N 6s Ref Oct 16 '41op'31-A&0 5a Mun Imp ,32-'36 F&A 4Kb Sept 1931-1952—M&N 4Kb Oct 26 '38 op '28-A&O 4Kb 1931-1957 J&J 6 6 6 6 6 5% 4k 4k 4k 4k to 4.90 to 4.80 to 4k to 4k to 4k to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 6 to 4.30 IS to 4.30 64k 4Kb 1942-1947 4k to 4.30 Houston 8 D 5s Feb 1952 4K« 1937-1951 J&D 95 to 4.30 100 Hutchinson Co— 6s Sept 15 1931-1945 Palestine 5s Sch Aug 11934. '39. '44, '49. *54.769, 6 6.00 96 *64— to 5.75 % 100 Port Arthur— to 3.80 6 3.25 64k Grimes Co. j&d 4Kb bridge 1945 j&j 4Kb refdg July 29 1955—j&j 4Kb July 1 1945 j&j 4kb highway 1939 5a Memorial Sq '31-'50 6 3.90 to 4.50 6 kb Dec 11940 to 3.80 6 3.90 5b to 4% 4% 4.10 6 4.70 6 4.70 fohnson City— 4b June 1 1977 to 6 4.70 fackson— 4K% Ref 1933-1948—J&J RHODE ISLAND ! to 4.15 % AprlO 6s Ref June 25 '39-69.J&D ffil Paso 5s W W Purch'50 A&O 6 4.50 to 4.25 Oyer Co 4Kb 1955 to 3.90 I to 4.15 5s Viad't <& Bridge Feb 10 1954 opt 1924 Apr 10 64.50 4Kb Highway 1947 j&j 6% Co Memorlar31-'60j&J to 3.90 to 4.15 4Kb 1932-1960 Oavldson County— to 3.90 4 to 4.15 % J&J School 1931-1951 Dallas Co4KsSeptl0'51 Fort Worth 5b 1951 6B 1931-1934 5b 1935-1959 4k« Road July 15 '47—j&J Cumberland Oo 5b 1956--J&j 3-90 % M&N M&N_ 4s to 4.20 Oocke County— to 61 to 4.15 to 4.05 5a Hospital 1954 4% to % %" M&N to 4.15 to 4.10 4 Kb Memorial Aud to "5] M&N M&N 6 4.40 4Kb School 1950 to 3.90 j&j 6 5K to 5.25 to M&N 1931-'45 1946-'65 6 4.25 Ohafctauooga Wllkea-Barre— 5k %, to 5.25 % July 1 1931-1949—J&J 6 4.20 to 3.90 to 3.70 to 3.80 4 *a to r67-F&A ~6 5~k 1932 to 4.10 to 3.90 to 3.70 to 6 5k 6s Water 1931-1959— F&A 6 4.25 4Kb highway 1939 J&j 1b refdg July 29 1955 j&j 5s Memorial Aud'in 1961-J&j Oarter County— 6s funding Jan 1 1959.j&j 5k» Road. to 3.60 6 5% 6 5% III III J&J J&J l&D Dallas 5s 1931-1960 s 1931 to 4.10 4h to Jorpus Christ! 5s fd 6 4.25 4% to 4jj 4 *a 4h County— m&s15 -j&d j&j15 j&j15 4% to % to 4Kb 1934-1942 M&S 6 5.50 5b Road Mar 151933-1957— 6 5.50 Jleburne 5s WW'62op*32 J&J s 5l»ux Falls 8 d 5b 4% to Jameron to 4.50 Stanley Co 4Kb fd '43- 48 j&d 6 4.70 Jlonx Falls 6s 1931 j&D 100 j&j j&J to to 10 1956-1965 to 4.10 5a Jan 15 1934-40 5 kb Jan 15 1943 to 3.90 to 3.90 4a Feb 16 1955 4s Nov 1 1966 to 4.50 Kdlnburg (City)— m&s 5a June 1 1931-39 to 3.90 j&j j&J j&J J&j 4k irazoria Oo— to 4.40 to 4 50 to b 5 A&O A&O J&J 6« 1840-1965 4KB 1931 & 1932 4KB 1933-1935 4Kb 1936-1970 48 1942 opt 1922 1kb Rural Credit 1939—j&j Iberdeen 4Kb Sewer '32-j&j Oorson Co 5s fd 1932-47-m&n iackson oo— 4Kb fund 1944-47-m&n 15 Perkins Oo 4Kb fd '36- 47 j&d to 3.90 J&J J&J 5s 1932-1939 to 4.50 to 4.50 to 4.80 ~b 5 Beaumont 6b '52 op '32..A&U 5a Water Works 1954-M&8 6 4.25 6 4.25 '33-'40-a&0 1941 5b Mar 15 1932-35 to 3.90 to 3.90 4Kb Dec 17 1978 4a July 1939—. 4a July 1942 Net. 5b s to 3.90 J&J Austin 81933-1970 SOUTH DACOTA to 3.90 1956 Ask. Dallas (City & Oo) Levee Impt Dist 5Kb 1934-1958—A&O to 3.90 6s Jan 1951 4Kb '33-'68_M&S15 b 5 1931-1942 J&J 5s SchBlg&Hoa '62op'32J&J 4Kb 1932-1961 J&J b 3.50 4Kb 1932-1953 J&J 4Kb 1954-1958 J&J Amarillo to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.40 6 5 Abilene os Feb 16 '59- 66— 6 4.60 6 4.50 9partanb'g oo4k» 37-47m&s 4kb 1931-1950 m&n 6 4.50 Sumter Oo 5a "32-'52 j&j 6 4.60 VTork Co 4Kb 1932-50 j&j 6 4.60 '3l/43to&N 4kb Bid. Washington County— 6% Fdg June 1 1954—J&J White County— 6K% Highway 1955—M&S to 4.40 to 3.90 J&J ' 6 4.60 6s Sept 1 1939 58 Nov 1 1943 to 3.90 6 4.75 6 4.75 m&s j&j 6 4.50 '31.j&j Spartanburg 4kb 1935-.a&0 4Kb Water 1932-1039—j&j 4Kb Water 1940-1985-j&j to 3.90 102 Uo— 4Kb 1930-1941 Richland Oo 5s 1933 Rock hlil 6a 1951 opt to3.90 to 4.70 % j&j 6a July 1948 Marion Mercer Oo 5Kb '31-47—F&A McK'p't S D 4Kb Bonds. 5 Ka impt Apr 5s Highway 1932-1946-f&a 6 4.90 100 Lancaster s d—5a 1041.-j&j to3.90 to 3.90 M&S 6 4.40 6 4.70 6 4.60 6 4.50 4Kb Water 1945 j&j Greenville—5b St 1942—j&j 5« Water 1968opt '38-f&a Greenville Oo 4KsM0-'55-j&j to 3.90 Lancaster 8 D 4s May 1945— Lower MerlonTwp4s.4K8j4 Ha 6 4.50 6 4.40 98 to 4.25 to 4.40 to 4.50 to 4.40 to 4.40 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.60 6a May 15 '36-'40—ss&n15 6 4.90 Columbia 5s Ref 1941 m&s 6 4.50 to3.90 F&A 3Ks Sewer 1934 f&a 4Kb Highway 1934-37 f&a 4Kb Highway 1938-43 f&a Charleston—4kb Jan 62- j&j 4a Refg *38 (tax-exem).j&j Charleston Oo 6a 1937 j&j Oheraw 5a '52 opt '82—July Clarendon oo— 3.95 to 3.95 41iB 1932-1937 AAO 4Kb Jan 1 1936-1946 Fayette Co 4s road 1936-A&0 Harri8burg-—4s'31-'32 —M&8 4b Pub Imp *32 to '86-M&6 4a May 15 1931-1953 Lackawanna Co 4s 1944.F&A Lancaster Co 4Kb & 4Kb Lancaster 3s '38 opt '28.A&0 96 to 3.95 4kb 1932-1934 4a 1931-1942 F&A Jeanette 4Kb 1932-1956.m&S To or Net TEXAS. opt 1932-j&j to 3.95 to Altoona 8 D 4s *32 to *35-A&O 6 4.05 Ask. 80UTH CAROLINA 4b Refund 1952 to 3.95 to 6 Bid. to 4.05 4% 1922—M&N Bonds. Yield Basis To or Net to 3.85 % Altoona—4s *34 opt *14 J&J 6 4.05 4s Kef 1936 opt 1916.—J&J 6 4.05 4a Highway '37 opt '32-J&J 6 4.05 3Hs 1932 opt 107 BONDS Yield Basis 4Kb Road July 2 '31-'58J&J 5s 1932 F&A 5s 1933-1970 F&A Ranger Co— 5Ks Mar 15 1955-1963 San Antonio—5s '31-'53-M&S 5Ks W W 1931-'35 M&N 6Ks W W 1936-'65 M&N 5a Sept 1931-1953 M&S 5s Sept 1931-1959 5s St Imp DIst No 2 1943— 4Kb 1932-1967 —.J&J 4Kb 1931-1968 F&A San Antonio 8 D 5s '56..F&A San Jacinto County— 5Ks road Apr 10 '32-'42— Tarrant County— 4Kb Oct 10 1931— -A&O10 4Ks Oct 10 '32-'33 A&O10 4Kb Oct, 10 '34-'59—A&O10 Waco—5s Sewer 1937 J&J 5s Water-Works 1942 J&J 4Kb Water 1937-1968—J&J Wichita Falls 8s 1950—M&N 5Ks 1931-1940 5a Feb 10 1960 4Kb 1931-1955 4kb 1931-1900 4Kb 1932-1946 6 5% 6 5% to to 4k 4k to 5.75 % to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 to 4.30 6 6.00 to 5.50 % 6 4.50 to 4.30 6 4.50 to 4-30 to 4.30 6 4.50 6 4k to 4.40 64k to 4.40 to 4.40 6 4.60 6 4.60 to 4.50 4.60 to 4.50 4.60 to 4.50 4.60 to 4.50 4.60 to 4 50 M&N F&A10 6 M&N 6 —J&D 6 F&A 10 6 united STATES- -See pages to 4.50 18 & 1 01. UTAH. oks April 1 1941 j&j 6 4.10 5s Capitol J&j to 6 4.10 to 4Kb Capitol Bldg 1934—a&o 6 4.10 4Kb Road 1939 j&J 6 4.10 4Kb July 1 1939 j&J 6 4.10 4s Capitol Bldg 1934 J&j 6 4.10 Box Rider Co 4KsSch'32 F&a to Bldg 1934 Ogden 4k% 1931-1945 4Kb Refunding 1932—J&D 4Kb Ref Wat 1933 M&n Salt LakeOlty— 5s Refunding 1941.. J&j 4Kb May 1 1934 M&n 4Kb refunding 1934—m&n 4s Ref 1932-1935 a&o 4b Ref 1936-1945 a&o 4s Ref 1946-1965 A&o Salt Lake City s d— 4Kb Feb 1 1932 F&a 4Kb Aug 1 1933 f&a 4s May 1 1949 M&n Salt Lake Co 4Kb 1941 6 4.10 to to to 4* 4.20 4.20 4.20 4.20 to 6 4.10 6 4.10 4% II il 6 4.10 6 4 10 6 4.10 to 4% 6 4.10 6 4.10 to 4% 4% 4% 4% to 6 4.10 to 6 4.10 to STATE 108 AND MUNICIPAL M&S Staunton 5s 1931-58 6 4.20 103 99 WASHINGTON 102 1931-1940—J&J Aberdeen 5Hs 1931 J&D Clarke Oo 6b *35 opt *25-Jan 1 Everett 5s July 16 1931—J&J 6s Gen Fund VIRGINIA ■ . 6s deferred ctfs 1871 J&J Brown Bros certificates—_ 90 89 100 4Hs ctf Indebt 1931 J&J 4Mb ctfs Indebt 1932 J&J 100 100 4Hs ctf Indebt 1933-37—J&J Albemarle Go 5s 1948 J&J 6 4.50 4.50 Alexandria 6s 1931-1950-A&O 4.50 Arlington Oo 6 H® '32-'54-F&A Bristol 6Ms Sch "34-'63 Charlottes vllle 6s 1902—M&S 4.50 6s Water Impt 1968—J&J ilo Refg 1931—J&J Danville—4s 4Hs Ref Aug 1942 F&A 4 He July 1 1939-1950—J&J Fairfax Oo 4Hs 1945..F&A2 Henrico Oo Sen 6s *32-*50 J&J 4Ha Ji"ra 1 1967 J&D Lee County 6s 1932-41—J&J to 4.60 6% 6 4.50 44!S ft 4.40 to 4.25 ft 4.50 ft 4.50 to 4 h ft 4.50 to 4 H 5% to ft ft 4.30 to 4.20 ft 4.30 to F&A 6 4.60 to 4Hs Munlc Impt '42-M&S 4Ha Renew Apr 1 '41-A&0 4Hs Imp July 1940 J&J 4s Impt March 1936—M&S Petersburg 4 Ha 1952—A&O Portsmouth—5Hs 1951..F&A 6 4.60 to 4.40 6 4.60 6 4.60 to 4.40 to 4.40 6 4.60 to 4.40 6 4.40 to 4H 5s • Municipal 1969 4.20 to 4.20 ft 4.30 ft 4.30 to 4.20 6 4.30 to 4.20 ft 4.50 to 4.40 4.40 6 4.50 to 6 4.50 to 4.40 6 4.60 to 4.40 6 4.60 6 4.60 to 4.40 to 4.40 4.40 4Ha Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O 4Ha Sch & Sew 1938—J&J 4Hs 1931-1954 J&J 6s Water 1948 J&D Richmond—4 Ha 1949 J&J 6 4.15 4Hs 1968 J&J 64.15 4Hs July 1 1964 —J&J 6 4.15 4s 1938 to 1943 J&J 6 4.15 to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4s Elec Light 1942 4s 1943 4.05 to 4.05 J&J 6 4.15 J&J 6 4.15 J&J 6 4.15 4s 1941 to 4.05 1936—J&J 6 4.40 to 4.20 4s 1939-1950 4s July 1948-1952 J&J J&J 4Hs Street Impt May 1940 4Hs Pub Bldg 1941—M&N 4Hs Pub Bldg 1944—M&N 4Hs Apr 1962 A&O 4s Street Impt 1936 J&J 6 4.40 to 4.20 3 Ha 1951 & 1952 J&J J&J Roanoke 4Hs Ref to 4.05 to 4.20 3H« 1943-1952——. 6 4.40 to 4.20 Charleston 4 6 4.40 to 4.20 Charleston S. D. 5s *31-'34J&J 6 4.40 to 4.20 6 4.40 100 101 Clarksburg 5s '31-*34 A&O 5s 1935-1953 A&O Olarksbg 8 D 6s '41 op '21M&S Hancock County—oa Grant Road Dlst '40 opt '32-M&N Huntington 5s 1944 Oct 5s Ind Sch D *32-"34—J&J Martlnsburg 5s '43 op '29 Deol Mercer Oo 5s '44 op *24 A&016 Morgantown 5s 1931-48—J&J Parkersburg— 4Hs June 1 1933 J&D Wheeling 6s W W '32-'52-J&J 4s Ref 1931 to 1936—July H? '41 opt '27J&J J&J 5s 1935-1952- to 2.75 lilt, to to 4 6 4.25 6 4.25 to 4.05 6 3% 6 4.25 to 2.75 6 4.25 6 4.25 to 4.05 6 3.90 6 4.20 to 3.75 6 4.20 % 4 6 4.10 Net. to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 to 4.05 WISCONSIN F&A 6 3.75 Ohlppewa Oo 4Hs '31-'34 Dane Oo 4H*1934 M&N Eau Claire 4Hs W W '33-'44 Fond du Lac 4Hs *32-'35-Mar 6 3.75 6 4.10 AppIeton4Hs 1932 Green Bay 4Ha 32-'33 4Hs 1931-1947 J&J 6 4% 6 3.75 6 4% 6 3% 6s W W 1936-1960—M&N Jefferson Oo 5s 1932 A&O 6 4% 6s W W 1931-1935—M&N 3.25% La Orosse 4Ha *32 op '22-F&A 4s Water *31 op ^l—J&D Madison—4Hs *31-'32 J&D 4Hs 1933-1937 J&D 4Hs 1938-1949J&D Marshfleld 4Hs 1931-32-J&J Milwaukee—5s '32-40 J&J 5s July 1931-1940 Seattle School Dlst No. 1— J&J 100 99 4Hs 1932-1939 J&J 4s 1946-1950 M&N 4Hs Park 1932-1935—J&J Snohomish Oo 5s *31 opt aft '21 3.50 4Hs 1931 J&J Spokane 4 Hs 1931 J&J 4.10 4Hs 1932-1945 J&J 4Hs Park 1962J&J 4s 1931-1936 J&J 4Hs Bridge 1931-36—J&J 6 3.50 to 4% 4s 1937-1944 .J&J Spokane S D No 81— 3.o0 Milwaukee County— 4Hs May 1 1931 BJ&N 4 Hs Ct H'se *32-'34 M&N15 Tacoma—5s 1931-33 J&D 6~3~.~50 to 4% 4Hs Ct H'se'35-'50 M&N15 4H® Water '39-'43(s-a)_J&J 100 98 4Hs Sew Mar 12 '36-''45— 4M8E1L&P *42-'46(s-a)_J&J 4 Hs court h'se *31-'35J&D16 100 98 4HsElL&P *34-'51 (s-a)A&O 4Hs court h'se *36-'49J&Dl6 4 Ha Refunding 1931—A&O Oshkosh 4H's 1932-34—F& A 4s Water 1944-46 J&J 6~4.50 4.35% Racine—4HS '31'-57.„M&N 0s 1931-1941— F&A Racine Oo 6s 1932-1940—J&J WEST VIRGINIA 4 Hi 1934-1947 Superior 4 Ha Sch *31-'44-J&J 5s Highway 1931-1934—J&J 6 2.75 to 2.20 Wausau 4Hb *32-*33 A&O 5s Highway 1935-1946—J&J ft 3.90 to 3.80 Wood Co—5b 1934— A&O 4Hs July 1946-1948 J&J 6 3.90 to 3.80 5b 1937 and 1938 A&O 4H« 1945-1954 J&J 6 3.85 to 3.75 4Ms 1931-1934 J&J 6 2.75 to 2.20 4Hs 1935-1943 -J&J 6 3.95 to 3.85 6% Lynchbg4Ha Pub Imp'39J&J 4Hs Pub Impt 1946-.-J&J 4 HI e Water 1961 J&J 4s Ref Oct 1934 J&J 4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J Newport News 4Ha '41-J&D 4Hs Feb 1963 F&A 4s Street Nov 11941—M&N Norfolk—6s Oct 1 1950—A&O 6Hs School Oct 1 '51—A&O 6s Municipal 1949—F&A 101 J&D 5s June 1936 5Hs Water 1934-1938-M&S King Oo—5s Ot H 1933—May 5s Road 1935 F&A 4 Ha Bridge 1931-1932 M&N 4 Ha Bridge 1933-1938 M&N 4Hs Bridge 1939-1949 M&N 4Hs 1932-1934 M&N 4Hs 1935-1950M&N Pierce Oo 6s Sept 1 *31-37Se' Port of Seattle 5s '31-'55 Mi 4Hs Jan 1932-1955 J&J Seattle—6s 1932-41 A&O 5Hs L & P 1931-43—M&N 5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O 4H Lt & Pr 1939-'58 M&N 4Hs Sewer 1931 J&J 4Hb Light ext 1932 J&J 4Hs 1932-1932 A&O 4Hs 1933-1940 —_A&0 4Hs 1941-1955 A&O 4 1932 1935 A&O 4Ha 1936-1957 A&O 99 H 3« "Rlddleberger" 1932—J&J 8s Funded debt 1991 J&J 100 Ask. Bid. Bonds. 4.60 Washington Co. sch '34r'39 J&J 97} To or Net, to 4.30 % 4.40 5s 1957 Taiewell Oo 5s 1931-46—J&J VERMONT. 3H« 1931-48 J&D 4Ha Oct 1 1932-1949—A&O Mlddlebury 4s '41op'21.IUtN Rutland 4Hb 1946-48—J&J Yield Basis Ask. Bid. Bonds. Net. Ask. To or To or Bid. Bonds. BONDS Yield Basis Yield Basis ft 3.90 to 3.80 ft 3.90 ft 4.10 to 3.80 4% to 3.90 % 6 4% 4% to 3.90 6 3.75 3.25% 6 Co 3 90 3.50% 4% 4% 3% to 6 3,75 6 4% 3.25% 3.75% 3.85% 6 4.05 to 3.80 ft 3.90 ft 3.90 6 III5 WYOMING to 3.80 to Natrona Oo 8 D No 2— 5s 1931-1944 4% - Sheridan6« Mar 15 1952.M&S 6 5% to 2.75 to 4% to 4.50 ■ MimajX Real Estate Bonds 1 Allerton Uleve Bldg 0Hs 1945— f Allerton 55th St Oorp(NY)5Hs'47 Allerton N Y Oorp 5Hs '47-J&J Oonv deb 0s 1942 ---J&J / Atlanta Post Office 5 H® 1937 M&S Biltm-Ooiamodore 1st 7s "34 M&S Blng & Bing deb 0Ha Boston Parcel Post 5H» Oct 1 1950-M&S 78 82" 92 98 Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)— 1st m leaseh 5s 1946 J&D Ser leaseh 5 Ms *31-'34(s-a) J&D Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951 Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948— HIghbridge Station PO, N Y— 5 Ha Dec 1 1938 J&D Hotel Lexington 6s 1948 Insurance Center Bldg 0Hs 1943 Jewelers Bldg (Obic) 7s '40-J&D 6s 1950 Lake Sh Ath Oiuo (Okie) 0Hs 4t> La Salle Hotel 5H» 1940 Liggett Bldg 1st 1 h 5Hs '62-F&A Lincoln Bldg 5Ha 1953 88 89 H 65" 53 57 73 102 98 85 83 H 74H A&O 1935 Station— 5H® July 1 1938J&J Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 7s 1934 3-year 6% notes 1931 J&J B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941 Broadway Bldg (N Y) 5Ha 1950Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 0s*48.F&A Bway & 38th St Bldg 7s 1945-— Bway & 41st St Bldg 6Hs 1944— Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 0Hs'45J&J Budd Realty 6s June & Sept 1941 Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 190O-A&O Ohanin Bldg 6He 1945 Ohesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O Oh Av Sta P O 5H® Nov15'32M&N Ohlc Beach Hotel 6s 1941—J&D Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948 Cigar Stores Realty Holdings— S f deb 5Hs 1949 ser A__J&J Oleve Term Bldg 6s 1941Court & Remsen Sts (Brooklyn) 79 81 99 102 95 75 80 68 74 79 —- M&S Dept of Labor Bldg, Wash, D O— 6H» June 1 1932 J&D Detroit Hotel 6Hs 1932-41 -M&S Edgew Bell Apart 6s '31-'44-A&0 Eppley Hotels 6Hs 1941 J&J Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 1934— 5th Ave & 55th St 6Hs 1945 43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 193150 Bway BJdg (N Y) 6s '46-M&S 1500 Walnut St(Phlla) 1st 6s'47. F«x Det Theatre 6« 1942 A&O Fox New Eng Thea 6Hs '43-F&A Fox Theatre & Office Bldg lstsf 0Hs 1941 M&S Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg— lsts f 6Hs 1942A&O Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Oorp) 1st s f 5H» 1949 -J&J Pulton-Flat bush Bldg 6s '48-J&J / Garrett Bldg (Ohic) 5 Ha 1931-40 Gen'l Motors Bldg 6s 1948 Hotel 6s 1944 Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s '47—F&A Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1950 F&A 89H 9lH 70H 72 79 Bid. Pittsburgh P O Serv Station— 85 H 86H 7.50 93 n£% 95 50H 70 73 75 "7" Loew's New Brd 96 95 73 H s 65" 90 95 57 96 94H 1 l i t l i i 75" if- i<M 90 91" 75 80 93 105 95" 92" 52" 55" 42 47 60 ; 105 Broadway Bldg 6Ha One-Seventy Bway (NY) 93 32 36 95 100 48" 59 '51 F&A 61 St diaries Hotel lAtl Oy) 93 90 91 83 H 80 Roxy Theatre 6 Hs 1931-1932 6Hs 1935-1940- 85 H 23 78" '45 / 85 27 83" M&N 80 83 67 Without ] 94 91 - stk Sevllla-Blit Hotel 7H8'37—M&N s com • «... 78 Shelburn.Inc(AtlOy)0 Ha'40 - J&J Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5Hs '48 Shubert Theat deb 6« '42-J&D15 17H i 69 65 3 60 82 75 18 H 85" 92 93 75 71 97 H 73 99 89 91 73 90 50 58 s 83" 95"" 92 79 Sixty-One Bway 5 Ha 1950—A&O Gen mtge 7s 1945 Standard Bldg Oorp 0s 1948. A&O Stanley Real Est 6 Ha '45--J&D Straus Bldg 6s 1931-1941 State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)— 94 1st sink fund 5s 1948ser AJM&S 36 Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B--M&S Stevens Hotel (Ohlc) 0s 1946-J&J 71 Taft Realty (New Hav) Qa'40A&0 10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940. 75 Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958 M&N 95 Tranap'n Bldg(OhIc)6Hs'41M&N 65 Trinity Bldg 5Hs 1939 J&D 62 208 South La Salle St Bldg Oorp— 1st s f 5Hs 1958 M&N 67 Tyler Bldg 6s 1953 A&O 87 Un Masonic Temp (Oh) 6H_s 1949 [ Un Post Offices 5Ha '35-F&A15 74H Vanderbilt Bldg 6 Ha 1939 Van Swerlngen Oo 6a 1935--F&A Varlck St Sta P O (N Y) 0s 1941 95" Wadsworth Bldg(NY)0s '53-A&0 94 M Waldorf Astoria 1st lien 7s 1954M&S 72 Wanamaker (John) Phila., 5Hs_ One West 39th St 6 Ha '49 Bldg 7s 1945— Palace Hotel(San Fr) 6s '45-F&A Param Bway Oorp 5Ha'51—J&J Paramount Theatres 6s 1945-J&J Park Ave Bldg 6s 1941. Park Lane Oorp 6 Ha 1943 Park Lexington Oo 0Hs '53--J&J Park Row Bldg 0s 1943 A&O Pennsylvania Bldg 6a 1939—M&N Pitts Hotels Oorp 1st 5Hs'48M&J 96 91 73 68 63 87 103 85 90H 82 1st s f 5Hs 1953 J&D Minneapolis Parcel P O— 6s July 1 1942--J&J Munson Bldg (N Y) 6Hs'39.M&v Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959-M&S Nat Press Bldg 5Hs 1950 A&015 Nelsner Bros Realty, Inc—- ■ Conv s f deb 6s 1948—J&D15 N Y Athletic Olub 6s 1946 1900 Rittenhouse Square 6s 1944Norfolk P O 6s Mar 1 1935-M&S North Station Indus Bldg (Boat) 1st m s f 6s 1948 A&O One E 55th St Oorp 6Hs '45-J&D 111 John St Bldg 6s 1948- & leaseh s f 6s 84 81 . 102 92 m 75 IW 55 52 Master Printers Bldg 6Hs Mercantile Arcade 95 H St George Hotel 5 Hs '32-'43 Saks Realty 6s 1931-1946--; 69 H '58--M&N '46.J&J Bldg (Los Ang) 1st 85 78 1938—-—-J&D Hs '40 M&N M&N 6s 1943 65" 84 1 6s 1939 53 69 Dec 35 85 11 51 5Hs Plaaa Office Bldg 1st 0 Postum Bldg 0Hs 1943- Quincy Station P O (Chicago)— 6s May 1 1941J&D Real Estate Board Bldg 7s 1946 Realty Assoc Sec Oorp 6s '37-J&J 90 Manhattan Oo Bldg— 80" 75 George Washington Without warrants Loews Theatre Rlty 6s Dallas P O 6s Sept 15 1935 11 West 42d St 6H® 1945 1st mtge s f 5Hs 1953 J&D Deb s f 6 Ha '48 with war.J&D Prop 6s'45-J&D *47 M&S15 Lond Ou & Acc Bldg (Ohlc) 6s '62 Lord Bait Hotel g m 6Hs '45 A&O Lords Court Bldg 5Hs 1942-J&D Louisville P O 5H® Jan 11943 J&J Mack Trucks R E Sec 6s 1930-40Madison Olark Bldg, Ohic—lit m leasehold 6s"31-'42 M&S15 76H — 6s 1940— Bonds. Ask. Lincoln 42cl St Oorp— 65" Station— Boston Pojt Office Serv Bid. Bonds. Ask. Bid. Bonds. 70 Wardman Real Estate Properties 1st & ref 6Hs 1931 M&S / 1st & ref 6Hs 1938 M&S / i5I" 152" 77" §5" 45" 65" 55" Deb g 6Hs 1938 M&S Washington Bldg 0s 1940—J&D 75" Westinghouse Bldg 6s 1931-39— 67 93 61 63 1st & ref 6Ha 1948 M&S / Wardman Realty & Construction White Motor Realty 8s 1931-40— Woodbridge Bldg 5Hs '41—A&O . —— 62 H 85 73 63" 90 62 64 68 70 25 35 101H 80 H 82 50 60 75 80 46 52 78" 79" 88 90 97 98 70 70H 20 20 30 30 30 20 93 98 90 Banks & Trust Companies STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS Quotations In this department as near as are given share, not per per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and ar* possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issuet though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes /M-: sales.: Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the national banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other Insti¬ tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are the Clearing House banks of New York, Philadelphia National Banks Mar. 25. First National Bank- Southern Bk & Tr Co Dec. 31. Deposits. $ $ $ Ask. Bid. Par. Per 1,000,000 1,499,635 5,000,000 5,020,145 91,536 500,000 6 18,787.458 51,111.850 1,425,000 100 25 100 428,934 100 325 80 120 300 75 25.000 share. 125 110 Woodlawn-American National Bank___ 100,000 Mobile— Amer Nat Bk&Tr Co 2.813,686 1,361.682 68,746 268.961 16.057,966 11,355.377 1,328,686 1,437.270 100 Montgomery- Per First National BankAlabama Nat BankUnion Bank & Tr Co 1,000,000 500,000 200,000 6 910,939 150,260 83,317 13,417,327 2,166,798 1,088,231 Per 100 share 162,063 180,093 34,688,722 29,860,575 4.549,625 6,065,796 3.703,000 5,898,011 12,520,709 1,612,409 3,199,868 2,000,000 500,000 450,000 50,000 200,000 529,380 587,670 775,125 109,352 136,619 21,812,420 14.037,175 20,034,597 978,762 3,033,488 "56 150,000 100,000 150,000 114,795 398,134 499.623 2,113,588 100 1,935,747 2,850,022 100 1,000,000 500,000 600,000 100,000 First Trust & Sav Bk Pasadena Nat Bank- snare. 10 20 1,221,450 836,751 357,384 c 93,222 25,345,250 25 28 11.326,057 5,481,026 1,646,640 25 100 31 110 100 190 200 100 200 210 100 169 3,029,997 —mmmmm mm mm mm 409 100 100 mm mm m mm— • -- -- 100 100 15 18 100 25 100 100 mrnmrnrn rnrnmmmm rnrnmmmm mm mm mm mm mm mmmmmmm mmmmm mm mm mmm mmmmmrn 120 10 100 25 100 Security Nat Bank__ Per Sacramento— California Tr & S Bk Citizens Bk of SacraMerchants Nat Bank State Institutions ARIZONA As': Bid. Par. Per share. Capital Nat Bank. Mar. 25. Qross Deposits. 300,000 477,161 500,000 c 278,561 1,000,000 cl.210,020 40,794 190,000 c 300,000 234,049 California Nat Bank. National Banks $ 2,835,135 1,200,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 300,000 Citizens Savings Bk_ First National Bank- 85 80 20 17 % 165 160 10 Oakland— Central Sav Bank Central Nat Bank— First National BankFarmers & Mer Sav Dec. 31. Pasadena— 425 400 100 20 Surplus & Profits. Capital. State Institutions share. N ominal 1,000,000 1,000,000 200,000 500,000 For 135 Per First National BankMerchants' Nat Bk_ Mobile Nat Bank CALIFORNIA Qross Surplus A Profits. required. taken from the latest weekly statement. are National Banks State Institutions Mar. 25. ALABAMA Capital. Birmingham— Birming'm Tr & Sav. and Boston, deposits 100 100 mmmmmmm—. m mm mmmmmmm mm share rnrnmmm mmm- - 100 1 1 Mar. 25. S anB ernar dino— American Nat Bank- Phoenix— Commercial Nat Bk_ First Nat Bk of Ariz. Phoenix Nat Bank_Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr ValleyiBank & Tr Co Per 100,000 300,000 500,000 250,000 1,050,000 38,569 393,385 730,304 443.641 698,123 833,375 5,316,231 6,424,749 4,416,507 13,451,759 nhnre. San Bernardino N Bk San Bern Co Sav Bk 100 125 135 20 25 25 35 40 25 45 50 San Diego— Nom First Nat T & S Bk_ San Diego Tr & S Bk Security Tr & Sav Bk United States Nat Bk National Banks Mar. 25. mmmmmmm State Institutions ARKANSAS Mar. 25. San Francisco— Per 100,000 600,000 350,000 500,000 200,000 Peoples Trust Co Union Trust Co W B Worthon Co-_ J&Pine Nom inal. I Little Rock— 51,651 252,986 216,072 436,234 404,922 1,072.089 11,781,041 4,916.796 11,641,176 4,360.692 100 30 180 25 100 185 Per 185 1.209.886 6.689.522 10,000,000 c8.366.102 117,623,876 4,000,000 2,388,096 56,695,433 Bank of Calif, NA__ 8,500,000 c9,017,338 95,319,394 Bank of Canton Ltd. 949,692 15,426 300,000 National Bank & Savs Assoc 190 __ Bank of Montreal— Canadian Bk of Com 25 40 100 share. 174% Bank of America "233"" 245" i Ml §: i 1 : Bank of Amer Nat Tr 100 Per 100,000 72.249 200,000 6 593,738 Simmons Nat Bank share 35 25 25 Bluff— CottonBeltBk&TrCo ----- share. Per . Anglo&London-Paris Twin City Bank Bankers Trust Co mm 100 share. 50 375 City National BankCrocker First Nat Bk The San Fran Bank- Pacific Nat Bank Wells Fargo Bank & > Union Trust Co 25 50,000,000 c56 908690 925,350,511 209,456 3,556,370 100 1,000,000 100 433,159 11,406,096 1,300,000 1,601,127 67,727 625,000 c 6,000,000 c4,361,049 76,247,904 "156 1,000,000 4,750.000 134,302,813 1000 100 7,845,153 1,000,000 c 435.056 2,993.689 78,486,417 100 100 100 1,500,000 cl.981,701 38,694,685 909,240 143.410 7,894,552 2,592,560 7.698,764 100 100 61,029 2,067.472 58% mmm- mm — mm m m m mmm 165"" ... _ 350 « - m<mm 132% 150 100 200,000 c 667,969 1,000,000 cl ,042,144 mmm 60 100 9,000,000 8.210,616 139,234,454 American Trust Co__ 10,000,000 12,526,370 245,070,942 Anglo-Calif Trust Co 57 m..m 1,500,000 260% 285 m mmm mm. 360 „ — « 400 Crocker First Federal Trust Co__. Ftr San Jose— First National Bank- San Jose Nat Bank.. National Banks Dec. 31. CALIFORNIA Dec. 31. Per al21.978 ' 1,454,648 5,000,000 ell 027451 112.339,515 3,000,000 c5.304.975 67,810,135 5,000,000 c4.998.919 104.103,564 1,000,000 775,005 500,000 C144.678 5,4~42~8i7 2,000,000 672,946 7,992,558 Security-First NatBk 30,000,000 c22 589743 520,615,75$ Savings Bank 100 25 100 25 Transamerica Gorp__ U S National Bank__ Union Bank & Trust Wilshire Nat Bank__ New i,ob~o~666 492~855 13,437",497 5,000,000 200,000 2,360.468 62,060 25,459.762 912,587 share. _ Union Safe Dep Bk & Trust ""25 i i 375,000 a 100 100 100 14% 325" National Banks COLORADO State Institutions Mar. 25. Per _ Exchange Nat BankFirst National BankColo Title & Tr Co_. c mm mmm* 87 Colorado S 6 Dec. 31, 1930. ------ "38% Colorado Sav Bank. ■ 88 % Colorado Spgs Nat B Sale price, a Sept. 24 1930. i 390 Mar. 25. * m:» m i 20 Farmers & Mer Nat California Bank California Trust Go Nat Bk or Commerce Seaboard Nat Bank- _ shaft i iiii 2.344,899 Stockton— Stockton S & L Bank 500,000 c State Institutions First National Bank Los Angeles— Central Nat BankCitizens Nat Trust & 600,000 500,000 March 25, 1931. e 50,000 100,000 300,000 300,000 150,000 Trustjdeposits. I Last sale price, x 221,443 164,152 350.688 413,353 85,792 Ex-dividend. 2,322,373 1,816,275 5,309,058 5,857,279 1,743,047 100 100 100 100 100 share, HO BANKS National Banks Capital. DenverAmerican Nat Bank. Central Sav Bk & Tr Colorado Nat Bank. Colorado State Bank Denver Nat Bank— First National Bank. South B'way Nat Bk Stock Yards Nat Bk. U S National Bank. _ Guardian Trust Co.. International Tr Co. Surplus A Profits. $ 500,000 558,070 500,000 111,089 1,000,000 1,736,119 76,551 50,000 1,500,000 1,371,780 1,500,000 2.336,770 200,000 i 37,049 250,000 i 140,130 550,000 1.869,703 240,000 i 13,163 500,000 1,786,767 COMPANIES TEUST State Institutions COLORADO Mar. 25. AND National Banks Mar. 25. Mar. 25. Gross Bid. Par. Deposits. Ask. Per % 6,928,156 3,230,239 40,034,789 743,268 29,378,824 46.197,132 642,625 1,964,043 21,947,022 571,381 100 Jacksonville— Florida Nat Bank... 1,197,841 500,000 1,126,507 30,000 < 129,446 100,000 154,831 100,000 d 267,561 Western Nat Bank.. Pueblo Sav & Tr Co. 57,258 1,971,028 25 100,000 1,200,000 <1,123,847 300,000 i 170,156 14,912,235 872,966 100 213,764 2,753,147 853,504 100,186 354,817 t 267,906 100 200,000 100,000 209,496 57,249 2,891,997 1,822,912 100 25,000 i 100,000 110,050 89,026 589,836 1,856,229 First Tr & Sav Bank. 100 300,000 i 200,000 289,286 105,635 3,043,077 2.486,640 20 1,250,000 712,684 1,500,000 1,058,598 500,000 i 327,947 12,000,381 16,204,639 1,643,293 100 100 100 2,275,379 100 Beach First National Bank... Third Nat Bank Trust Co of Florida 100 .. 100 First Nat Bk & Tr Co . Per Bridgeport— Black Rock Bk & Tr. Amer Bank & Tr Co. Comm'l Bk & Tr Co. Fairfield Trust Co— Guar Bank & Tr Co. Newfield Bk & Tr Co North End Bk & Tr. West Side Bank 1,000,000 2,024,389 125,000 51,329 1,750,000 2,067,805 300,000 275,784 93,154 300,000 200,000 i 235,527 500,000 131,333 100,000 166,474 100,000 168,176 300,000 528,116 17,938,165 1,178,664 21,149,781 6,695,646 3,202,346 2,192,518 1,741,818 1,537,224 1,798,376 3,527,076 20 95 130"" 125 25 100 200 — mm ** mm 100 140 100 100 225 300 25 — m — — — 170 100 100 share 90 150 100 — —— — — — —— — — — 110 Hartford— — — — — — — — 600,000 1,000,000 Conn River Bank Co 150,000 First National Bank. 1,150,000 Glastonbury Bk & Tr 100,000 Hartford Nat Bk & T 4,000,000 100,000 200,000 1,600,000 Industrial Bank Merchants Bk & Tr. Phoenix St Bk & Tr. Bankers Trust Co 250,000 200,000 a East Hartf Trust Co. Hartford-Conn Tr Co Park Street Tr Co Simsbury Bk & Tr Co So End Bk & Tr Co. Travelers Bk & Tr Co West Hartford Tr Co Windsor Trust Co 3,000,000 200,000 125,000 100,000 500,000 200,000 100,000 433,516 2,174,282 1,180,253 1.468,547 235,013 5,504,628 252,899 62,779 3,112,929 393,105 290,507 4,514,126 239,503 183,183 75,967 904,274 254,503 196,278 2,736,083 25,030,761 7,558,219 12,562,360 1,711,235 37,270,434 — — — — — —' — — 1,049,804 28,018,407 4.649,108 2,862,741 30,861,576 4,185,695 1,905,694 483,367 9,345,082 1.888,763 1,455,882 30 160 100,000 i 400,000 i 500,000 i _ First Nat Bk & Tr Co 1,260,000 Mechanics' Bank Merchants Nat Bank 300,000 500,000 New Haven Bk NBA 1,600,000 Nat Tradesm Bk & T 500,000 750,000 Second Nat Bank Un & N Haven Tr Co 1.458,700 596,210 300,372 208,562 2,100,274 1,540,024 745,283 2,593,510 536,683 1,797,305 2,167,788 2,642,811 3,216,394 1;629,775 18,306,940 20,899,102 9,430,868 9,390,039 4,956,911 — — — — — — — ------ — — ' ' — 375 IOO 100 —————— —————— 105 25 100 25 — — — — — — Waterbury Nat Bank 500,000 1,000,000 Merchants Trust Co. b 500,000 Peoples Bk & Tr Co. b 100,000 300,000 Waterbury Trust Co Colonial Trust Co - — — — National Banks — — —— — — — — "250"" — - State Institutions GEORGIA Mar. 25. Mar. 25. — — — — — Atlanta— 500 100 100 550 155 145 Fulton Nat Bank... 500 60 Ga Sav Bk&TrCo.. 285 - — — 50 150 275 Trust Co of Georgia. — 295 190 832,379 136,504 4,316.276 1,254.600 100 145 150 100 120 122 885,061 671,399 3,113,677 804,914 94,736 646,815 10,812,302 100 50 100 290 100 Augusta— Georgia RR Bk & Tr 205 400 325 100 200,000 135,000 5,000,000 5,005,161 5,400,000 6,706.307 1,000,000 i 600,012 500,000 i 583,777 2,000,000 2,919,196 358.000 69,653,451 95,616,797 13,585,294 4,388,027 3,990,827 100 1,000,000 5,000,000 400,000 838,215 5,005,161 162,296 8,705,242 69,653,451 2,567,799 901,959 119,816 81,056 344,513 225,740 6,353,280 1,583,137 1,247,776 2,354,197 1,089,998 100 135 32 H DELAWARE Dec. 31. Citiz & So Nat BankNat Exchange Bank- 390 52 H 10 100 190 100 325 106 tlO 100 323^ 137 >3 Per 850,000 300,000 t 100,000 i 200,000 i 200,000 Home Savings Bank. Merch & Mech Bank First Nat Bk of Col. . 490 5,000,000 100 150 210 100 130 32 ya tio 69,653,451 7,914,197 711,369 5,000,000 5,005,161 600,000 i 290,994 700,000 252,657 300,000 98,091 69,653,451 4,572,432 10 32^ 10 14 2,300,406 932,141 100 100 3,642,143 7,308,164 4,500,000 10 Liberty Nat Bk & Tr Industrial Trust Co. Union Nat Bank Delaware Trust Co.. Equitable Trust Co. Security Trust Co Wilmington Tr Co.. . 144 50 33V* 20 100 260 Per Dec. 31. 100 135 share. 285"" / State Institutions 2,108,935 27,940,338 3,125,715 3,497,631 8,451,967 10,214,021 10,178,327 24,608,748 v 140 100 "250"" Per 210,000 351,690 500,000 2,779,388 1,250,000 505,766 203,175 909,578 1,000,000 894,387 1,500,000 3,047,678 1,121,000 1,966,120 4,000,000 10,770,416 share. 165 5,005,161 257,828 105,986 500,000 i 50,000 i First Nat Bk & Tr Co —_ Wilmington— 33 145 200 Per Citiz & So Nat Bank share. 150 135 100 100 Macon— Citizens Bk & Tr Co Farmers' Bank ■!: e Columbus— Fourth Nat Bank Savannah Bk & Tr._ Central Nat Bank 33M 54^ 200 285 Per Columbus Bk & Tr._ Citiz & So Nat Bank. 0:v share. 100 tio — 170 100 Citiz & So Nat BankFirst Nat Bank 130 "165 "275" Per American Sav Bank. Savannah— National Banks 175 800 25 100 150 — — 375 370 5,710.448' 1,117,471 I ! 3,859,205 37,358 500 115 100 6,936.531 100,000 — — 100 5,755,667 lantic Nat Bank — - — — Per share. 600,000 _ 165 125 115 125 50 — — 100 Water bury— Citiz & Mfrs' Nat Bk . — 9,102,013 12,358,811 1,100,000 i 200,000 i _ — — Per share. Uncas-Merch Nat Bk First Sav & Tr Co 38 Norwich— Thames Bk & Tr First National Bank —' — — — 10 100 100 Tampa— Exchange Nat Bank- 170 500 100 Florida Nat Bank.. 100 220 200 50 St. PetersburgCent Nat Bk & Tr Co West Palm Beach 150 25 100 100 100 West Palm Beach At¬ Per share. Bway Bank & Tr Co Congress Bk & Tr Co 100 *' . 200 100 New Haven— Amor Bank & Tr Co 100 — — Per share. Capital Nat Bk & Tr City Bank & Tr Co.. 40 Orlando— St. Augustine— People's Bk for Sav St Augustine Nat Bk Bridgep't City Tr Co . 100 Florida Bank First Nat Bk & Tr Co share. 25 100 25 20 100 Miami 100 2,293,360 1,900,216 6,729,319 Per 27,534 999,823 1.261,477 100,000 c City Bank share. 100 16,104,746 Ask. Miami— "Pll flVkllV-.—• First National Bank. Bid. 10 34,438,888 19,240,707 952,760 21,066,139 Florida Nat Bank... 100 100 ",V/. Minnequa Bank Par. Lakeland— 100 First National Bank. 20,113 Gross/ Deposits. 300,000 i 400,000 i 200,000 i Citizens Bank 100 100 % 623,264 3,000,000 1,500,000 100,000 1,500,000 Atlantic Nat Bank.. Barnett N B of Jack. Per 100,000 Mar. 25. share 100 100 100 Leadville— Carbonate Ainer N B Surplus A Profits. Capital. "loo 13,771,578 State Institutions FLORIDA share 33H 16 100 100 share. 151 300 70 75 25 110 100 25 220 125 240 110 125 100 420 430 50 260 275 50 National Banks Mar. 25. IDAHO Boise City— Boise City Nat Bank First Nat of Idaho __ Washington— Columbia Nat Bank Commercial Nat Bk Bank of Comrn & Sav Departmental Bank. District Nat Bank.. Federal Amer Deposits 250,000 1,000,000 100,000 106,040 1,000,000 as of Mar. 629,973 734,113 211,023 43,088 638,075 4,439,345 16,271,886 2,048,267 1,325,127 9,382,080 1,513,546 147,057 333,240 760,872 172,924 1,228,437 i 295,796 1,613,898 3,900,108 i 549,635 i 358,379 114,187 4,223,251 2,982,535 1.511,272 1,257,508 i 311,076 1,000,000 2,462,150 19,149,661 4,995,745 3,609,014 7,287,793 : . 100 Per share. 380 100 216 10 Bank & Trust Co. Liberty Nat Bank Lincoln Nat Bank Mt Vernon Sav Bank Nat Bank & Wash.. Nat Capital Bank... Nat Metropol Bank. Riggs National Bank Second Nat Bank.. Secur Sav & Com Bk Wash'ton' Sav Bank. Amer Secur & Tr Co. Nat'l Sav & Tr Co._ Munsey Trust Co Union Trust Co U S Savings Bank Wash Loan & Tr Co 2,000,000 225,000 500,000 400,000 400,000 1,050,000 200,000 800,000 3,000,000 750,000 300,000 100,000 3,400,000 1,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 100,000 10 203 50 * 107,567 352,467 415,810 100 25 190 100 400 200 440 State Institutions 55 100 National Banks Mar. 25. 215 100 100 ILLINOIS Mar. 25. - Aurora— Per Aurora Nat Bank First National Bank- 300,000 200,000 300,000 Merchants Nat Bank Old Second Nat Bank 300,000 200,000 277,449 225,368 302,246 2,658,256 1,412,233 4,957,117 2,580,145 1,871,754 200,000 200,000 300,000 200,000 250,000 250,000 500,000 143,377 210,626 80,023 354,409 187,520 192,926 345,056 2,126,575 2,727.772 3,170,700 3,461,727 1,435,102 2,979,675 5,815,088 B'way Tr & Sav Bk. 4,226,452 100 8,958,485 1,886,895 100 225 100 100 220 245 250 310 350 59,371,166 6,924,696 5,959,001 717,076 100 33,362,590 13,717,581 100 335 100 440 5,333,174 9,223,827 2,569,904 100 17,982,919 100 18.603,755 375,000 300,000 150,000 i 225 Nat'l Franklin Nat Bank.. First Security Bank. 325 25 1931. 425 171 210 100 447 500 251.434 share. 100 100 100 100 100 100 450 100 296,662 10 Chicago— — — — 100 530 435 — Aetna State Bank 350 Albany P N Bk & Tr 475 — Alliance Nat Bank. Ashland State Bank — 206 100 Per Adams State Bank.. V — - 630 — — . Austin National Bk. Austin State Bank.. 100 share "190"' 200"* 100 100 100 100 no" 126" 100 90 115 105 100 450 Sale price. * Branch of Savannah, a Affiliate of the Hartford National Co. b Consolidation of the Peoples' Bank & Trust Co. with the Merchants Trust Co. to become effective about April 6 1931 (not Feb. 16 1931) as previously stated in our issue of March 6 1931. c Reopened on Jan. 13 1931. Feb' 2!5 1931. e Controlled by First National Bank. / Closed on March 30 1931. g New stock, i Dec. 31 1930. I Last sale, t Trust funds, x Exdividend. y Ex-rights. BANKS National Banks ILLINOIS Dec. 31. Capital. Surplus & Profits. Boulevard Bridge Bk Boulevard State S Bk Bowmanville Nat Bk Brighton Pk St Bk— Bryn Mawr State Bk Build &MerchBk&Tr Calumet Nat Bank— Capital State Sav Bk Central Mfg Dist Bk Chatham State Bk__l Chic Bank of Comm. Chic Lawn State Bk_( 64,223 6599.019 38,953 100,000 500,000 200,000 300,000 200,000 200,000 450,000 400,000 400,000 600,000 300,000 g3,000,000 109,105 50,148 52,031 6163,415 6270,644 a298,141 924,970 124.470 2,083,151 455,977 1,362,491 420,000 Oitiz State Bk of Chic • 750,000 Cont 111 Bk & Tr Co_ 75,000,000 672017 435 allO,019 Columbia State S Bk e300,000 Commercial State Bk Community State Bk Cosmopolitan St Bk. Cottage Grove St Bk Cragin State Bank. Depositors State Bk_ _ /400.000 300,000 Division State Bank. Douglass Nat Bank. Drexel State Bank.. Drovers Nat Bank.. Elmwood Pk St Bk.. Elston State Bank.. Englew St Bk. _ First Italian State Bk First National BankFirst Union T & S Bk First Nat Englewood Foreman St Nat Bk. Fullerton State Bank Garfield State Bank Halsted St State Bk. Hamilton State Bk— Humboldt State Bk. 111.078 57,806 773,400 157,773 65,537 344,914 458.079 23,583 487,952 864,168 38,129 250,000 200,000 1,000,000 200,000 200,000 250,000 500,000 1,000,000 150,000 a63,190 200,000 269,397 200,000 80,633 200,000 25,000,000 629081278 10.000,000 611316645 6768,623 200,000 11,000,000 613915189 119,548 250,000 648,164 800,000 6463,090 200,000 52,290 200,000 225,995 500,000 National Banks Dec. 31. Dec. 31. 533,948 148,813 &150.624 65,730 5e05,150 600,000 300,000 300,000, Immigrant State Bk. Irvlng Inland Nat Bk Irving State Sav Bk 200,000| 525,000 . 28,530 60,849 187,523 61,370,384 316,974 200,000 * Jackson Park Nat Bk 200,000 300,000 1,600,000 c300,000 Jefferson Park Nat.. Kaspar Amor St Bk Lawndale Nat Bank. Lawndale State Bk__ Lincoln State Bank. 295,629 106,218 143,523 65,747 198,790 94,569 62,755 300,608 6149,957 293,304 500.000 400.0001 Logan Sq St & SaV Bk Mad Sq State Bank. Marquette Pk St Bk. Marshall Sq State Bk Mayfair State SavBk Metrop Stato Bank. _ Midland Nat Bank. Mutual Nat Bk of Ch Nat Bk of Republic Nat Bk of Woodlawn Nat'l Builders Bank. North Ave Stato Bk. Nor Town State Bk. 200,000 200,000 300,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 11,000,000 300,000 500,000 600,000 200,000 Noel State Bank 5,677,776 247,647 6167,820 321,328 85,553 492,833 1,000,000 Surplus Bid. >ar. 1,048,156 11,268,229 1,232,756 4,762,663 996,731 833.417 4,288,779 4,528,981 3,230,250 9,974,913 1,040,527 4,495,700 2,538,615 8,790,573 856,409,995 2,163,969 1,645,960 1,254,573 10,661,177 2,768,066 1,238,654 4,785,502 2,506,410 1,200,000 6,167,206 16,069,600 1,367,134 1,022,643 2,828,585 1,536,856 412,334,422 160,069,411 6,571,159 158,242,010 2,489,127 8,383,472 2,848,706 835,751 3,419,327 100 share. 385 100 140 ... 200,000 500,000 Diversey Tr & SBk. 200,000 200,000 350,000 — — — _ 100 115 125 Devon Tr & Sav Bk. Drovers Tr & Sav Bk East Side Tr & S Bk. 100 135 145 Equitable Trust Co. 375 385 100 _ _ _ _ 100 100 •» mm 350 100 90 150 175 100 mmmmmrnmrn'mrn mm — mm — . mm 100 110 100 mm mm 110 100 180 190 / - - - — mm mm mm mm 100 260 275 mm 270 100 Ogden Nat Bank Old Dearborn St Bk. Peoples Nat Bk & Tr Personal LU & Sav Bk Phillip State Bk & Tr Pioneer Tr & SaV Bk Prudential St SaV Bk Reliance Bk & Tr Co Ravenswood Nat Bk Rogers Pk Nat Bank Rosoland State S Bk. Schiff Tr & Sav Bank 2d N W State Bank. Second Security Bk. Security Bank Service Stato Bank— Skala State Bank So Chicago SaV Bk 1 South Shore State Bk South Side Sav & Tr. Southwest State Bk. State Bk of Bev Hills State Bk of Clearing. State Bk of W Pullm Stock Yards Nat Bk. Stk Yds Tr & SaV Bk Stony Isl State S Bk. Straus N B & Tr Co _ Terminal Nat Bank. 26th St State Bank— Union Bank of Chic. Union St Bk of S Chic Universal State Bk__ UnivSt Bk of Chic.. Upper Avenue BankUptown State Bank. Washington Pk N Bk W Englew Tr & S Bk W Highland State Bk West Irving State Bk W Side Atlas Nat Bk West 31st State Bk.. West Town State Bk Western State Bank. Wiersema State Bk.. Amalg Tr & Sav Bk. Auburn Pk Tr & S Bk Bway Tr & Sav Bank Central Tr Co of 111 Ghatfied Tr & Sav Bk Chic City Bk & Tr._ Chicago Trust Co 89,391 717,724 82,851 131,295 a655,145 1,136,656 235,857 737,373 410,990 805,638 128,282 200,000 1,000,000 200,000 a500,ooo 1,000,000 2,000,000 500,000 750,000 200,000 750,000 200,000 100,000 200,000 600,000 350,000 350,000 700,000 100,000 200,000 800,000 200,000 500,000 80,719 6242,687 431,807 191,203 6515.615 6739,175 a97,885 52,608 6664,000 124,496 102,919 132,889 61,032 104,000 /200.000 200,000 100,000 60,438 200,000 6925,959 2,000,000 6611,927 337,500 322,043 400,000 718,403 1,000,000 269,256 750,000 75,119 C200.000 1,300,000 1,302,794 209,837 250,000 6289,999 200,000 300,213 300,000 131,819 300,000 151,496 500,000 439,598 800,000 636,628 750,000 276,590 300,000 139,400 200,000 6129,469 200,000 49,273 100,000 629,172 600,000 312,758 350,000 338,668 200,000 159,277 200,000 6109,935 300,000 76,443 200,000 12,000,000 611,398,654 46,006 200,000 1,600,000 62,135,417 3,000,000 61,678.875 . T & S Bk Liberty Tr & Sav Bk Lincoln Tr & Sav Bk Mercantile Tr & Sav. Merchandise Bk & Tr 200 100 & Tr Co Savings Bank 190 100 290 mm mm — — — Mid-City Tr & S Bk. Morgan Pk T & S Bk Northern Trust Co.. Northw'n Tr & S Bk. Ton Peoples' Tr & Sav Bk 100 Pullman Tr & Sav Bk Sheridan Tr & Sav Bk South West Tr & Sav State Sav Bk & Tr Co 100 - 100 — — - — - — 480 475 100 — — Stockmens Tr & S Bk Unit Am Tr & Sav Bk 1(H) 500 520 100 390 395 100 115 130 West City Tr & S Bk ion 100 100 150 160 W Side Tr & Sav Bk. 275 100 170 180 100 170 175 First Nat'l Bank 80 100 100 100 105 Home Nat'l Bank Union Nat'l Bank Woodlawn Tr & S Bk 285 - — .. . 53,678 125,943 136,188 71,009 134,172 912,509 163,910 63,598 2,500,000 63,110.022 6,000,000 67,824,539 750,000 a271,700 200,000 58,811 200,000 80,633 300,000 169,556 600,000 574,160 500,000 61,409,892 700,000 486,824 400,000 6197,356 32,095,220 99,740,077 6,236,073 1,243,593 1,536,856 4,022,554 9,089,385 10,684,599 8,592,583 3,710,562 1,000,000 600,000 500,000 1,000,000 200,000 3,000,000 1,250,000 2,500,000 500,000 800,000 400,000 500,000 200,000 750,000 300,000 1,000,000 600,000 9,638,694 II,769,796 3.248,504 11,754,028 1,317,212 63,142.536 15,924,072 28,368,503 5,338,614 8,728,201 4,448.553 3,961,227 1,892,936 6,454,154 1,196,266 10,808,209 7,773,485 100 200,000 350,000 6 165 100 100 110 100 I,371,230 4,253,111 1,859,653 1,142,634 1,271,500 6,817,402 1,241,271 1,635,166 200,000 165 175 540 560 500 520 100 100 100 100 100 Elgin City Bank Co. 100 20 100 100 '156 100 100 260 270 100 320 100 490 330 500 100 210 225 160 "18" ~22" 155" 175 150 360 210 380 190 170 460 190 335 465 100 100 'loo 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 55 Home Tr & Sav Bk. 128,192 188,669 384,209 150,000 218,309 320,367 . 275 260 270 200,000 79,901 600,000 6 740,988 2,000,000 2.160,653 660,000 1,116,269 200,000 298.803 1,531,166 6,447,303 23,055,083 9,950,496 1,639,200 luo 160 166 1( 100 100 110 100 ... 100 100 1931. 175 180 "250" 100 275" 100 Per 30 Per 300,000 500,000 Mercantile Tr & S Bk 200,000 _ ion 185 200 20 40 < Jfc New stock. share 60 20 20 100 300 72 325 74 Commercial Nat Bk. 265 Forest City Nat Bk. Mfg'rs Nat Bk & Tr. Peoples Bk & Tr Co. 3,110,157 3,045,170 3,119,419 100 157,333 436,910 277,596 144,826 997,859 158,890 425,955 516,409 1,241,282 3,601,751 3,753,456 2,601,602 9,735,515 2,641,260 2,813,041 4,640,198 100 341,765 5.905,331 4,616,675 7,674.994 8,069,679 4,349,268 100 100 100 Rockford— 255 165 175 100 250 265 Security Nat Bank.. 200,000 300,000 500,000 250,000 750,000 200,000 Swedish-Am Nat Bk. Third Nat'l Bank... 20 100 100 500,000 Rockford Nat Bank- "165 "l90" 200" 210 rnemmmmm. 100 100 "70 "80" "187" 192"" 100 100 100 100 100 100 -- - 100 mm 290"" 280 Per Springfield— _ _ 125,000 100 100 225 20 8,416,483 3,147,009 9,126,560 1,917,470 2,016,131 2,476,057 4,051,201 3,661,342 5,028,748 7,765,718 1,343,993 1,302,371 251,517 74,688 148,598 50 100 721,286 100 200 200 100 140 160 100 125 100 100 100 250 100 350,415 511,457 396,921 share. 100 300 100 First State Tr & S Bk 230,779 110 250 225 Ridgely-Farm's S Bk Springfield Mar Bank 500,000 300,000 600,000 500,000 500,000 205 100 First National Bank. Illinois Nat Bank 225 100 National Banks Mar. 25. 100 100 100 INDIANA State Institutions Mar. 25. "440" 460" No mina 100 Per Evansville— __ 125,300 826,360 189,273 81,364 503,799 67,176 441,915 272,798 217.341 5,200,380 11,324,886 1,321,949 1,771,254 6,985,056 2,250,000 wl,188,^13 1,250,000 n\ ,310,819 606,294 500,000 682,260 500,000 300,000 n 208,402 300,000 nl,189,824 23,479,223 12,359,378 8,811.435 6,127,705 3,616,672 6,165,509 1,344,725 109,947 2,903,577 139,762 35,389,636 909,215 33,801,353 215" Central Union Bank- 500,000 150 Citizens' Nat Bank— 500,000 160 170 Citizens Tr & Sav Bk 120 130 100,000 100,000 500,000 7,567,517 1.834.486 100 100 200 130 4,485,579 2,277,693 1,011,363 1,000,000 1,000,655 15,915,137 8,412,656 2,844,495 11,277,700 7,692,763 1,821,326 10,401,392 3,221,016 1,973,141 2,422,798 2,326,079 3,719,761 9,160,700 4,836,826 1,425,612 971,060 3,208,559 774,925 4,692,387 3,423,173 3,200,646 2,471,129 803,909 1,577,005 139,340,765 1,676,508 12,906,363 6,102,231 100 100 Lamasco Bank National City BankNorth Side Bank— Old Nat'l Bank ...... "20 "53" West Side Bank Amer Tr & Sav Bank 100,000 500,000 250,000 250,000 100 sha*e 125 100 1300 100 100 185 200 130 325 100 225 240 1.794.584 100 8,596,066 5,148,360 3,147.933 100 260 100 150 250 200 100 260 260 20 37 20 45 50 100 335 47 350 160 210 100 Fort Wayne— First & Tri-State Nat 100 20 190 200 43 h 44 M 100 165 170 100 150 155 100 190 200 Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr Old National Bank- 100 170 18ft Citizens' Trust Co 100 165 175 Dime Sav & Tr Co.. 140 150 People's Tr & Sav Co 175 200 175 185 100 100 Bank & Trust Fountain Sq State Bk Indiana Nat Bank.. 100 20 25 30 "loo 200 210 Live Stock Exch Bk. Marion Co State Bk. Merchants' Nat Bk. Meyer-Kiser Bank— People's State Bank. 100 South Side State Bk. Aetna Tr & Sav Co 100 100 100 120 Bankers Trust Co— 100 249 253 Farmers Trust Co... 140 150 Fidelity,Trust Co... 290 300 '166 20 shore. 40 2vj 30 50 33 20 115 120 IndianapolisFletcher-Am Nat Bk 100 Per Fletcher Sav & Tr._ Indiana Trust Co— Security Trust Co— 4,000,000 100,000 2,000,000 200,000 50,000 1,250,000 300,000 200,000 50,000 250,000 500,000 300,000 100,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 200,000 600,000 112,500 n 35,975 2,265,494 375,998 388,262 i 58,348 64,656 633,245 267,306 181,927 1,667,051 1,496,328 496,838 2.434,835 n 26,997 100 144 154 265 276 100 100 672,138 -100 100 836,476 100 13,149.968 100 1,930,196 100 2,440,880 100 1,208,000 100 1,835,592 100 2,012,812 100 818,145 100 1,426,233 100 24,620,415 100 10,802,866 100 4,271,602 145 mm m mm mm mm mm mm m mm — — . mm. 90 100 100 295 215 135 m mmm 310 --- 240 335 675 720 8,597,099 434,784 100 6,440,045 6,578,008 1,352,067 6,598,826 100 250 255 100 100 Per 719,548 590.882 128,516 742,308 mm 250 No minal 500,000 600,000 200,000 500,000 mm mmmrn mm 210 315 prices Share 250 260 100 185 200 100 275 285 Acquisition of the assets of the 26th Street State Bank by the Lawndale National Bank to be¬ March 30 1931. /Merger of the Southwest State Bank into the Depositors State Bank Old Dearborn State Bank of Chicago merged with the Chicago Bank of Commerce on March I Last sale, n Dec. 31 1930. r Combined statement, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. Sept. 24 1930. 6 March 25 1931. d Preferred rights, e Closed 1930. Share 100 Quincy— Illinois State Bank. State St Bk & Tr Co. lOu 7,168,671 1,491,213 3,519,849 13,396,435 8,591,848 3,741,275 March 30 1931 under title of the latter, i June 1250" 100 100 100 Terre Haute Trust. 30 Share 100 100 Norn inal Citizens Nat Bk & Tr a 150 260 Peoria— Bank of Peoria Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co ComMerNat Bk&T First National BankState Trust & Sav Bk Terre Haute N B & T on 145 175 140 100 100 20 McKeen Nat'l Bank & Trust Sale price, 200 345 150 155 200 140 100 1,168,766 2,329,191 2,217,827 900,000 2,917,311 2,028,060 100,000 300,000 150,000 100,000 300,000 100,000 Terre Haute— effective shortly, 205 180 100 First come 155 220 'loo 175" 50 980,428 598,646 674,899 879,167 61,590 ,362,779 ,013,316 ,531,295 340,716 445,354 218,361 271,192 265,218 172,566 75,992 673,769 421,894 Per Union Trust Co consummated Ask. shnr$, 175 Elgin— United Labor Bk&Tr * Bid. » Elgin Nat'l Bank • Par, Madison-Kedzie Tr & 125 100 Sav Bk. Lake Shore Tr & S Bk Lake view Tr & S Bk. 100 100 Savings Bank Harris Tr & Home Bank Howard Ave Italian Tr & Sav Bk. Kimbell Tr & Sav Bk 375 381 377 100 & ~G0li 59 8,077,820 1,528,372 1,446,481 751,634 6,596,044 1,497,265 2,389,350 4,138,953 10,710,944 5.837.485 4,034,339 1,127,242 2,630,499 2,815,463 2,288,834 1,357,017 1,066,950 2,188,306 1,590,356 5,135,458 149,249,033 3,521,791 4,821,394 7.676.555 1,128,442 7.529.556 Gross Deposits. Foreman State Trust 100 100 Dec. 31. Per Commerce Tr & S Bk Congress Tr & S Bk. Commonw T & S Bk. 170 395 « A Profits. State Institutions Chicago {Concl.) 150 150 100 Capital. Ask. NoVak & Steiskal Stato Bank Oak Park Tr & Sa Bk ILLINOIS Gross Deposits. Hyde-Park-Kenwood Nat'l Bank IO Bank & Tr Co.. Immel State Bank.. 111 COMPANIES State Institutions Per Chicago (Con.) Beverly State Sav Bk First TRUST AND c on g 112 BANKS National Banks Mar. 25. Surplus A Profits. COMPANIES TBUST State Institutions National Bank Mar. 25. IOWA Capital. AND Dec. 31. KENTUCKY Gross Par. Deposits. Bid. Capital. $ Newport— Per share. American Nat Bank- 6,500,000 1,137,280 100 100 330 Newport Nat Bank- 150 Central Sav Bk & Tr 493,238 8,007,902 100 600,000 434,847 200,000 253,122 200,000 76,970 500,000 dl,012,034 100,000 d 90,815 200,000 204,739 12,618,818 3,506,627 2,484,141 13,477,424 2,502,630 3,219,545 100 300,000 n 50,000 d 735,000 600,000 & Sav Bank. 51,471 Per Cedar Papids— Ced Rapids Nat Bk_ Ced Rap SB&Tr Co. Iowa State Sav Bk__ Merchants' Nat Bk_ Feople's Sav Bank__ Amer Tr & Sav Bk._ 120,000 150,000 300,000 150,000 126,755 224,374 92,859 198,025 1,500,000 1,419,300 Coun Bluffs Sav Bk_ First National Bank State Savings Bank 2,028,253 3,564,281 3,417,746 3,852,183 _ Des Moines— Bankers Trust Co Central Nt Bk & Tr Co 268,578 128,704 353,535 1,000,0">0 150,000 250,000 Home Savings BankUniversity State Bk_ Valley Nat Bank Valley Sav Bank .,411,260 h2,000,000 74,015 100,000 1,110 50,000 d 203,346 500,000 277,305 150,000 100 34,265,200 1,685,257 348,926 4,679,243 2,847,409 share 100 100 100 100 275 50 170 500,000 150,000 d 200,000 50,000 d 150,000 300,000 Amer Tr & Sav Bank Union Tr & Sav Bank Iowa Trust & Sav Bk Sioux City— Live Stock Nat Bank 142,375 110,960 350,378 53,154 292,573 232,533 6,496,345 2,267,516 5,231,160 934,962 3,052,736 2,331,245 h200,000 d 200,000 d 250,000 100,000 d 100,000 First Trust & S Bk. 191,933 202,886 330,374 190,854 c25,584 State Institutions Dec. 31. LOUISIANA 100 6,750,000 1,251,155 80,054,526 25 750,000 ,190,028 Whitney Nat Bank.. r2,800,000 ,719,157 Hibernia Bk & Tr Co 2,500,000 ,859,847 Whitney Trust & Savings Bank rl,000,000 s5,719,157 20,945,131 73,592,064 55,903,310 100 325 25 25 z90 73,592,064 25 a;90 - Commercial Nat Bk. Contin'l Tr & Sav Bk 172 300,000 1,000,000 500,000 1,000,000 400,000 2,599,514 100 14,930,474 100 \ 8,793,144 19,718,816 "ioo 3,512,718 100 81,065 674,390 701,889 877,181 103,746 215 National Banks State MAINE Dec. 31. Institutions Dec. 31. 100 h 100 Per Bangor— 100 100 Merchants' Nat Bk. 100 Eastern Tr & Bkg Co Merrill Trust Co 100,000 175,000 1,000,000 5,041,705 7,754,933 22,352,190 347,695 939,896 s 1,040,141 share. - Portland— 100 100 Canal National Bank 100 First National Bank- 100 Portland Nat Bank- 100 Fidelity Trust Co 100 Casco-Mercantile 6,201,479 5,933,058 100 300 100 100 National Banks Dec. 31. 100 140 160 100 150 50 230 160 240 100 300 320 100 225 235 State Institutions MARYLAND Dec. 31. Per share. Bank Nat Cent Bk of Bait. State Institutions KANSAS Nat Marine Bank Mar. 25. Park Bank Western Nat BankBaltimore Trust Co. Kansas City— Per 10,495,677 2,323,835 2,517,476 2,508,270 share. Colonial Trust Co.. 100 180 185 100 190 Equitable Trust Co. Fidelity Trust Co.. Maryland Trust Co. Mercantile Tr Co 100 140 200 145 100 255 260 Real Estate Tr Oo__ Topeka— Safe Central Nat Bank... Farmers' Nat Bank- 500,000 150,000 200,000 50,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 500,000 100,000 50,000 400,000 Fidelity Sav State Bk Guaranty State Bank Kans Reserve St Bk. Kaw Valley Nat Bk. Merchants' Nat Bk. Nat Bank of Topeka State Savings Bank. Topeka State Bank- Central Trust Co... d d d 164,558 63,755 66,793 66,398 8,110.032 1,043,177 1,820,949 1,063,271 1,160,175 584,164 42,878 d d 26,842 156,502 500,000 50,000 72,307 222,390 4,130,061 7,763,531 1,726,377 1,368,475 1,937,166 100 100 _ 19,552,573 415,345 14,281,887 1,950,287 1,336,119 1,503,112 695,930 KENTUCKY 100 100 100 100 Frederick Co Nat Bk Fr'k Town Sav Inst Central Trust Co.. First Nat Bk & Tr Co 500,000) Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Co 650,000 200,000 CovingtonTr&BkgCo 120,656 396,494 769,855 480,568 320,271 300 250 180 120 Second Nat Bank... Union Bank & Tr Co Security Trust Co... 300,000 300,000 1,000,000 150,000 150,000 500,000 300,000 d 371,033 dl,106,515 d 150,000 93,000 150,000 Liberty Bk & Tr Co. Security Bank KentuckyTitle Tr Co Lincoln Bank & Tr_ Stock Yards Bank _ United States Tr Co. saving? denoX' viUe vine. stock. n ivieinDer TiMember V 1,000,000 300,000 1,000,000 750,000 100,000 525,000 155 50 130 25 65 10 40 100 30 70 40% 250 70 68 10 26 20 34 35 50 30% 30% 25 68 105 42 75 25 200% 10 140 160 100,000 200,000 125,000 150,000 150,000 1,000,000 National Banks 100 — — „ . » 260 200 100 inn 275 225 100 Second Nat Bank 390 410 120 130 100 100 850 90 900 115 10 52 57 ■ 6,145,868 63,265,592 r 2,659,046 4,057,949 2,199,363 3,244,669 14,015,530 100 1200 40 25 ----- 117% 15 28 100 400 — — — — — 36 10 230 100 • — — share. 200 „v' 50 1,532,865 1,840,193 3,186,653 100 290 300 100 300 600 315 — 100 — — — — 42,343,716 1001 8,526,617 100 i 100 34,931,945 10 21,452,745 1,811,021 100 3,161,075 13,344,953 100 100 797,552 1,501,823 100 J ■ j - —————— Beverly— Beverly Nat BankBeverly Trust Co 300,000 100,000 Bk of Comm & Tr Co Boston S Dep & Tr__ Charlestown Tr Co„ Columbia Trust Co.. 190 9,779,184 2,000,000 1,000,000 750,000 1,000,000 2,000,000 200,000 100,000 1,500,000 2,500,000 500,000 a 200,000 200,000 500,000 500,000 1,200,000 5,000,000 3,000,000 2,500,000 100,000 Web & Atlas N Bk__ Banc Com Ital Tr Co 250 195 MASSACHUSETTS Winthrop Trust Co.. *200 100 100 share. „ Mar. 25. Boston— Deposits of Atlantic Nat Bank— 9,875,000 Boston-Cont'l Nat B 1,000,000 Federal Nat Bank 1,819,003 First National Bank. 44,500,000 Merchants' Nat Bk. 3,000,000 Nat Rock Bk of Bos 1,500,000 Nat Shawmut Bank. 20,000,000 170 Exchange Trust Co. Day Trust Co _ 400 Harris Forbes Tr Co. Indus Bk & Tr Co Jamaica Plain Trust. Kidder PeabodyTrCo Lee Higginson Tr Co 310 New Eng Trust Co.. Old Colony Trust Co share. 58 State Street Tr Co.. U S Trust Co— oil I— 200 150 — — — — Banks date April 1 1931 25 7,291,651 132,407,000 20 177,398 s8,463,210 20 930,054 s30,604,953 20 41,658,198 538,978,000 6,875,777 52,270,000 100 20 d3,955,582 19,691,000 25 dl2603044 179,591,000 25 4,794,523 46,114,000 710,095 12,628,000 100 403,043 c 1,454,104 100 120 384,056 c 6,380,160 3,800,879 15,972,697 100 100 45,191 c 3,396,406 258,876 c 3,003,744 100 1,624,741 cl6,637,899 100 100 348,549 4,089,331 100 125,566 2,571,250 9,426 2,410,757 100 97,911 c 5,300,565 100 306,674 2,58$,198 100 771,235 10,434,190 100 3,908,226 25,141,063 100 5,283,694 c8,797,606 4,152,224 c61.842.973 "loo 25 3,538,031 cl6.252.733 d 143.481 2,837,903 100 Nat Per share 67 M - «. 70 — 80 — 76 77 500 510 83% 85% 54 55 137 141 190 210 — — — — — 35 500 - 175 165 190 - 175 185 200 100 ----- — — — 105 125 —————— — ————— — 400 — — — — — "350" 85 — — — — — — 270 Formerly controlled by the Bancokentucky Co. of Louisville, Ky. n % Ex-dhddend r y share Per 472,295 124,777 c c 3,778,231 1,749,843 100 225 100 170 d D^I^Q^Vt9 1o3Q1nb1yo^der^^e De?TUt-y State Bank Commissioner. 6 Affiliate of American Com. & Savings Bank. No?thwei JtJancorporation. i Trust funds. I Last fidelity unified 24 1930 I9itl5ens 7UTni0^ sale, certificates, Cnrnsniirfatflrt with the First National Bank of g Affiliated c Sent. in or tn west 32 31% 50 100 150 100 Per 2,277,447 1,764,308 1,519,933 2,436,218 145,243 1,413,941 620,957 81,852 417,525 200 150 160 140 Louisville— Citizens' Union N B. /1,000,000 Fidelity & Colum Tr. 2,000,000 First National Bank1,000,000 160 200 150 Dec. 31. 3,311,670 3,475,507 200 100 300 Pet _ 170 320 Lexington— Bank of Commerce. Fayette Nat Bank.. First Nat Bk & Tr Co 6,678,149 130 - 60 share. 100 100 100 100 100 100 State Institutions 1,648,192 3,175,550 6,010.277 5,866,453 2,250,090 989,843 200,000 490,453 113,673 413,541 1,608,134 100 100 Per 60,000 200,000 _ Citizens' Nat Bank— Commercial Bank Farm & Mech N Bk. 100 Covington— Cent Sav Bk & Tr Co Citizens' Nat Bank.. _ 11,681,139 7,096,647 3,042,128 6,501,984 3,977,559 69,490,304 4,918,861 4,235,915 5,509,726 6,177,265 76,499,663 1,769,829 20,940,388 18,184,529 37,579,167 19,446,352 1,353,264 Frederick— : National Banks Mar. 25. _ 530,870 1,000,000 456,995 200,000 100,000 152,240 300,000 290,373 152,664 200,000 4,000,000 s6,287,232 400,000 s 737,848 600,000 s 758,665 690,659 700,000 750,000 s 884,730 6,250,000 5,250,000 400,000 691,149 1,250,000 2,500,523 1,000,000 2,785,603 2,500,000 2,695,813 1,500,000 4,697,849 600,000 199,898 2.000,000 4,870,198 600,000 1,044,174 2,500,000 6,550,583 100 h 100 100 Per 1,000,000 dl ,055,000 100,000 n95,705 622.383 1,000,000 a 100,000 28,015 Southwest Nat Bank 200,000:d 88,483 Union Nat Bank. 200,000d 65,803 Union Stock Yds Nat 100,000 d 31,825 Dep & Trust Co Title Guar & Tr Co„ Union Trust Co. Wichita— First National BankFirst Trust Co. Fourth Nat Bank Merch Reserve St Bk 325 100 First National Bank. Riverview State Bk. share 375 600 100 h 100 7,132,015 3,222,756 964,865 Tr 100 ./ 5,550,893 9,142,905 11,473,213 28,078,477 19,606,722 641,723 672,951 1,111,123 1,908,426 890,969 600,000 600,000 425,000 1,000,000 700,000 ' 100 share. Mercantile 343,360 137,663 78,812 181,178 220 70 100 Commonw'lth Bank. 200,000 200,000 100,000 sharp 300" 305"' share. 60 100 Canton Nat Bank 750,000 95 Per City Sav Bk & Tr Co 260" 24% 90 Baltimore— Oomm'l N Bk of K C 165 24% Shreveport— First National Bank. Calvert Bank Exchange State Bank People's Nat Bank.. share 160 Rights--. Int-State Tr & B Co. Bait Comm'l Bank— National Banks Mar. 25. 465" Per Com'l Am B & Tr Co 60 Per Toy Nat Bank Security Nat Bank.. Woodbury Co Sav Bk 300 14,003,495 share. 282 Per First National Bank. 100 240 627,517 Co Dubuque— Gonsol Nat Bank Federal Bk & Tr Co. share 300 1,000,000 Iowa-Des Moines Nat Bk & Tr 100 IOO Canal Bank & Trust 32,469,180 100 5,273,279 100 1,360,520 100 *623,711 &— 21,803,860 100 1,894,516 100 7,466,675 2,817,574 11,130,161 1,386,362 3,425,192 1,800,000 231,746 400,000 200,000 New Orleans— American Bank & Tr 100 Per Cap City State Bank Ask. Per 100 100 Per 400,000 d 219,411 50,108 50,000 d American Trust Co 6 156,938 100,000 Union Sav Bk&TrCo 1.375,073 1,250,000 Citizens' Tr. & S Bk_ 99,869 150,000 d 100,000 100,000 100,000 National Banks Dec. 31. share 100 Davenport—* Amer Com & Sav Bk First National BankHome Savings Bank- Bid. 235 Per Council Bluffs City National Bank. Par. Deposits. 210 $ $ Burlington— Amer S Bk & Tr Co_ Farmers & Merch S B First Iowa State Tr Gross Surplus A Profits. $ Ask. Eights oiatpmAnt statement. s —•March 25 -««- 1931. — c — — — — Incl. Louist New National Banks i Natsl.%nk° MASSACHUSETTS 3laV^T"^ Surplus A Deposits. Bid. Par. 717,966 797,276 151,350 600,000 500,000 200,000 Plymouth Co Tr Co. 7,695,821 7,546,650 3,813,171 100 100 70 Per share. Cambridge— Cambridge Trust Co Central Trust Co— Harvard Trust Co— 548,449 c6,160,935 3,081,863 cl6.383.376 1.486.157 cl8.414.862 150,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 100 10 800 59 "62" 20 100 105 Gross Deposits. $ Grand Rapids— Per share 100 100 120 S—- 110 90 110 125 150 1,200,000 1,250,000 500,000 1,406,288 455,590 16,406,667 6,682,518 100 si ,250,000 2,119,105 3,090,352 s._- Old Kent Bank 2,000,000 Security Nat Bank.. Grand Rapids Tr Co. Union Bank of Mich. Ask. Bid. Par. 257.816 2,047,301 723,674 18,120,822 1,090,968 Cl9.943.008 165,579 C6,877,315 2,488,478 c29.216.564 256,583 957,266 817,575 0 918,422 512,849 2,420,308 586,717 0 1,166,383 s Michigan.Trust Co_. East Mar. 25. Surplus & Profits. Capital. Amer Nat Bank 500,000 Grand Rap Nat Bank si,000,000 Grand Rap Sav Bank si ,000,000 Home State Bk for S. 400,000 225 100 State Institutions MICHIGAN $ Ask. Per share. $ Brockton Brockton Nat Bank_ Home Nat Bank Mar. 25. Gross Profits. Capital, 113 COMPANIES TEUST AND BANKS 500,000 750,000 500,000 s 100 125 80 20 70 20 25 30 4... mm ♦- .» ~m~m 22 25 50 — 30 70 Per share. Cambridge 262.846 100,000® Lechmere Nat Bank- 2,005,868 Per Saginaw— 100 Bank of Saginaw Per share» Fall River- 400,000 228,037 6,404,731 100 1,200,000 300,000 1,176.371 190,029 10,701,091 c3,234,959 100 100 220 120 500,000 926,858 6.574,729 100 3,714,010 100 1,756,468 fc 20 c4.879.958 140 People's Am State Bk Second 200 Nat Bank 300 Fall River Nat Bank ........ Fall River Trust - mm share 250 mm 125"" National Banks Per share. Fitchburg— Safety Fund Nat Bk. 220 - & Tr Co Durfee Trust Co 20 Dec. 3D MINNESOTA State Institutions* Dec. 31. Nom inal. Gloucester- 150,000 Cape Ann Nat Bank. Gloucester Nat Bank Glouces S D Tr k 100,000 Co..j 200,000 297,937 152,815 255,589 a a 150 60 100,000 200,000 200,000 240,000 200,000 First National Bank. Haverhill Nat Bank. Merrimack Nat Bank Haverhill Trust Co.. 385,436 2.916,618 3,411,724 2,751,960 1,466,632 c2,775,117 100 305,438 8,409,200 234,614 2,378,929 689.614 cl5.116.599 100 115,951 886,979 367.967 124,102 Nat Bk Minnesota Nat Bank 250 325 150 375 165 100 75 100 Pioneer Nat Bank Western Nat Bank.. • 3,986,722 600,000 t 1,000,000 100,000 150,000 Northern Nat Bank- '.I 716,771 180,313 507,806 33,434 43,004 <3,000,000^ of Duluth 110 100 100 100 56,303 571,772 90,993 3,179.073 200,000! 600.000 t 200.0001 Duluth Nat Bank First & Amer Essex National Bank _ 400,000 100,000 Hadley Falls Tr Co.. 7^0,000 Holyoke Nat Bank. 100 100 215 ^150 135 210 100 100 100 150 130 100 tr Per share Blooming'n-Lake NB 6 200 i Central Nat Bank Fifth No'west'n N B_ i 100 100 "210" Per share. fift—— Bay State Nat Bank. Arlington Trust Co.. 200,000 Merchants' Trust Co 303,213 327,676 667,055 412,177 600,000 200,000 Lawrence Trust Co._ 300,000 7,456,476 6,954,644 9,565,998 7,937,365 100 100 225 225 350 Midland NatBk & Tr il,000,000 Minnehaha Nat Bk. 6 100,000 220 289,823 /'1,704,391 100 190 196 945.623 234,226 a 11,962,338 c3,530,876 4,670,979 50 100 90 120 94 130 50 1,000,000 Lowell Trust Co 240,000 200,000 Middlesex Nat Bank k 5,779,686 4.022,416 100 375 100 240 5,036.004 100 165 100 285 100 425 127 95 54,208 1fc 446,092 200,000 200,000 300,000 200,000 250,000 100,000 200,000 471,579 322,039 86,531 635.791 636.124 111,185 200,000 873,106 2,220,711 3.226,448 3,426,054 c2,569,782 c7.403,611 500,000,® 902,442 1,500,000 ®2,663,731 500,000 759,416 9,281.503 8,968,784 6,759,967 .. Manufac'rs Nat Bk. National City BankState National Bank Essex Trust Co. Lynn S Dep & Tr Co Sagamore Trust Co. Security Trust Co . * 100 20 4th Northwest Nat'l. i Marquette Trust Co. h 50,000 200,000 100,000 200,000 mmmmm h "30 H 18,441,193 <— a. i Empire Nat Bank State Savings Bank. 350,000 500,000 350,000 100,000 Stock Yards Nat Bk. i Twin Cities Nat Bk. _ 373,927 pi,000,000 _ 600 731,079 19,610,502 405,822 3,576,991 5,196,113 107,421,945 60,014 2,229,445 205,934 15,302,829 138,775 8,502,258 116,843 4,139,066 25,994 860,419 500,000 50,000 First National Bank- p6,000,000 First State Bank p 100,000 First Trust Co share Per American Nat Bank- 31 __ 2,324,465 Minn Loan & Tr Co. i1,000,000 Commercial State Bk .. 1206" 1000 I—«l o o o i1II i 1 l I <111 130~~ 100 ..... 175 n 7,929,881 Per share. New Bedford— First National Bank- Nat Bk_ Safe Deposit N Bk Third N'west'n <-__ 6— St. Paul— Per share LynnCentral Nat Bank. State. i mmmmmm 60 Union Old Lowell National Bank Northwest'n Nat Bk i5.000,000 Product State Bank. 6 100,000 2d Northwest i 100 70,000 2,216,437 615,874 18,687,187 K 28,952 1,818,291 3,146,045 101,484,911 i 50 h 41,731 1,271,014 45,664 1,293,648 29,279 1,212,501 <_.. 163,656 3,274,508 i___ 70,000 2,983,787 h 200,000 300 200 100 Per share. 300,000 First National Bank. 66,000,000 First Minneap Tr Co 61,000,000 205 205 100 h 2,143,324 1,755,102 761,920 5,837,676 104,434,846 1,093,375 24.000,567 71,504 88,448 18,317 200,000 100,000 100,000 Marquette Nat Bank Lowell AppletonNdt. Bank. Nat Bk 100 20 250 265 60 62 25 63 65 Per share. Peabody— 200,000 233,773 2,354.388 100 Merchants Nat Bank 200,000 Naumkeag Trust Co. 341,419 663,811 Salem Trust Co 200,000 4,413.549 c5.737.358 2,228,833 50 250,000 Warren Nat Bank National Banks 190 Mar. 25. MISSISSIPPI State Institutions Mar. 25. Per share. Salem— 41,863 a 10 100 205 ♦41X 125 Per Jackson 300,000 346,815 100,000 56,201 100,000 55,542 200,000® 137,196 750,000 1,132,043 Capital Nat Bank Citizens Sav Bk & Tr Depos Gu Bk & TrCo Springfield— Jackson-State N Bk. Springfield Chapin Merch Bank & Tr Co Nat Bk & Tr Co.. Third N Bk & Tr Co West Mass Bk & Tr. Springfield S D & Tr. Union Trust Co Wast Springfield Tr. 1,500,000 1,958,559 1,500,000 3,370,720 38,569 350,000 a 1,000,000 1,621,889 1,000,000 a2,008,492 150,000 a 105,831 19,928,477 100 31,773,495 3,809,446 100 10,497,741 17,642,280 2,215,207 25 120 25 100 100 100 300 280 100 130" Per Vicksburg— 589,391 411,925 500,000 300,000 First Nat & Tr Co— Merch NatBk&Tr Co 5,744,867 3,962,160 share. 40 20 275" 100 275 Per share. 100 100 230 195 965,773 500,000 el,888,150 1.837,184 300,000 a 285,600 3,800,0001 5,037,795 200,000 a 113,816 14,503,406 100 500 240 National Banks Mar. 25. MISSOURI State Institutions Mar. 25. Per share. Worcester— Mechanics' Nat Bk_. Worcester Co Nat Bk Bancroft Trust Co.. Co Scandia Bk & Tr Co. National Banks 30.075,305 6,034,068 36,314,079 1,532,199 MICHIGAN Mar. 25. 175 100 20 72 10 Baltimore Bank 74 ... First National Bank- People's Commercial & Savings Bank.. 400,000' 300,944 400,000 363,877 100, 000 300, 000 17 State Institutions Mar. 25. 5,668,529 6,906,753 100 6.496,251 100 500,000 1,265,997 9,304,169 100 Per share. Guardian Detroit Bk Highland Pk StateBk Nat Bk of Commerce Norw'st'n State Bank Peoples Wayne CoBk United Savings Bank Bankers Trust Co... Equit & Cent T Co.. 600, 000 200, 000 2,000, 000 500 000 100 000 100 ,000 200 000 43,681,853 1,000,000 1,395,794 18,772,232 1,500,000 a3,134,802 41,688,907 /7,500,000 12,550,355 175,879,124 s5,000,000 7,063,419 109,938,069 1,000,000 2,254,695 26,349,917 79,459 250,000, a 1,983,959 s5,000,000 7,192.510 79,404,844 52.602 25,000! 1,636.283 S15000 000 39,146,087 360,421,494 1,000,000 al,026,127 17,353,194 1,000,000 a 906,767 d27,454,920 1,000,000 705,296 2,952,375 /3,000,000 all583760 041,952,916 9,289,257 1,000,000 1,435,996 750,000 606,193 0598,455 s 500,000 1,471,809 325,765 500,000 a 346,174 03,058,582 s5,000,000 5,681,453 51,965,571 20 50 55 200 000 Park National Bank- >400 Norn inal. Mich St Bk of Detr__ 500, 000 100, 000 Metropolitan Bk&Tr Missouri Sav Bank.. 100 Detroit— Detroit Savings Bank First National Bank- City Bank & Tr Co.. Columbia Nat BankCommunity State Bk Drovers' Nat Bank.. East Side Bk of Com First National Bank. Interstate Nat Bank. Linwood State BankMain St State BankMerchants Bank Mutual Bank 481,828 400,000 American State Bank r2,500,000 a3,665,890 Com'wealth-Com'l State Bank 42,166 74,826 886,804 100, 000 Broadway Bank Per share. Bay City Bank Bay County Sav Bk. Per Kansas City— 9 Bay City- 100, 000® 50, 000 Plaza Bank of Comm 200. ,000 100, 000 100, 000 Produce Exch Bank. Traders' Gate 100 290 1000 'lOO 75 H 41 75K 4U£ Southeast State Bk__ Stock Yards Nat Bk. Westport Ave BankWest Side Bk of Com 100,,000 Commerce Trust-Co. 6,000,,000 4,000,,000 Fidelity Nat Bk & Tr Fidelity Savs Tr Co. Mercantile Trust Co. 500,,000 300,,000 200,,000 Pioneer Trust Co 267,,500 Home Trust Co. 20 50 100 1275 St. Joseph- Un Guardian Tr Co. t No par value, a with the Worcester Bank & Trust Co. i Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk. 200, ,000 200,,000 500,,000 100,,000 350, 000 200, 000 200, 000 100, 000 i American Nat Bank. 20 100 30 31 Burnes Nat Bank— First National BankFirst Trust Co St Joe Stock Dec. 31 1930. b First National Group, / Member of the Detroit Bankers Co. c 0 Yds Bk. : Includes savings deposits, Includes trust deposits, h i i 125 100 125 902,363 100 350 9,613,625 100 96 4,079,628 100 100 799,599 100 165 8.201.013 100 110 1,451,927 100 500 57,037,366 100 400 8.015.014 100 160 1.090,134 100 150 1,369,661 100 190 2,131,063 100 100 2,466,402 100 1000 3,848,527 100 531,997 100 160~" 1,074,624 1,023,095 2,308,296 "166 "306" 328,456 186,755 466,750 153,385 206,308 220,289 155,603 132,770 7,613,363 3,658,170 5,544,832 2,650,905 3,265,684 6,919,384 2,171,464 1,096,329 100 8,720,334 953,072 3,490,130 1,507,541 944,222 876,446 99,091,694 56,090,881 6,557,186 4,585,710 2,183,692 3,648,289 180 100 150 450 100 175"" 125 550 430 210"" 125 240 100 200 250 100 .in. 140 100 165 ■ 260" ' 100 100 "l92~~ 100 100 207 162 H 167M mmmmm 100 160 100 375 100 250 Per 255"" 175 200 100 1190 100 J 200 185 shore 100 mm 100 mm " S 100 100 w VP -. ^ "206" 250 100 d Fust mortgage certificates, e Affiliated See Marquette National Bank, i Member p Member all deposits of the American of Northwest Bancorporation. k Controlled by the Federal National Bank of Boston. I Last sale, n Nominal, o Certificates of deposit, of the First Bank Stock Corp. r People's Wayne County Bank of Detroit to absorb the assets and assume full responsibility for State Bank, s Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc., Detroit, t March 25 1931. x Ex-dividend, z Ex-warrants. share. 130 . 148,062 45,052 264,203 157,351 45,466 109,357 3,503,101 1,246,973 554,871 233,402 138,448 378,351 400,,000 100,,000 300,,000 100 ,000 100,,000 Union Av Bk of Com 100 72,885 31,284 356,908 39,666 ,525,505 .049,954 52,740 70,565 151,415 153,588 200,000 71,547 11,718 30,863 116,559 100 1,000,088 City Nat'l Bank.. Empire Trust Co. _ - Missouri Vail Tr Co. „ Fidelity Trust Co Guaranty Trust Co.. Highland Park Trust Metrop Trust Co Salo price, 25 25 1.305,585 c5,319,512 Bristol County Tr Detroit Trust Co share. 100 200 410 295,587 404,510 200,000 300,000 Machinists' Nat Bk. WorcesterBk&Tr 3,193,597 1,066,537 1,669,451 3,776,109 8,144,358 210 Taunton— * 100 100 100 Minneapolis— Holyoke Park National Bank. Merchants' Bank of Comm & Sav City National Bank. Haverhill— Tifl.wrftn Per share. Duluth— 165 114 BAMS National Banks Dec. 31. Dec. 31. NEW JERSEY Gross Surplus <* Profits. Deposits. Par. Bid. St. Louis— Per Ask. Surplus & Profits, Capital. Bremen Bk & Tr Oo_ Cass Bk & Tr Co Cherokee Nat Bank. First National Bank. Bk Jefferson Bank Bank.. 200,000 a254,163 2,823,047 2,500,000 al ,288,958 28,166,212 725,480 400,000 5,923,100 570,982 300,000 6,154,342 58,391 200,000 1,814,876 12,100,000 a8,838,787 173,238,444 700,000 340,542 2,847,581 200,000 303,156 3,587,326 500,000 203,470 4,550,000 100 100 100 100 100 20 100 100 share 225 176 Ash Pk & Oc'n Gr Bk Seacoast Trust Co— 335" 135" 2,150,000 50,000 200,000 500,000 200,000 300,000 Nat Bridge Trust Co Plaza National Bank Scruggs, Vandervoort Barney Bank Sec N B S & Tr Co.. South Side Nat Bk._ South'n Com & Sav. St Louis Nat Bank.. Tower Grove Bank.., Twelfth St Nat Bank United Bk&Tr Co.. Yandeventer Nat Bk Water Tower Bank.. Franklin Amer Tr Co Chippewa Trust Co. Chouteau Trust Co.. Fidelity Bk & Tr Co. Guaranty Bk & Tr__ Easton-Taylor Tr Co Laclede Trust Co Lindell Trust Co 141,737 a324,010 215,491 199,416 57,521 665,922 a57,188 583,463 a64,378 149,221 1,930,865 111,031 d75,537 57,255 68,596 129,488 a218,105 170,626 3,266,402 14,558,475 7,807,382 3,259,002 2,344,747 10,214,106 2,035,797 8,785,043 1,912,609 1,636,545 38,526,918 1,759,784 1,091,851 1,097,465 2,121,482 1,656,543 1,865,923 2,550,936 ' 350 100 100 Savings Trust Co... Webster Groves Tr__ West St Louis Tr Co. Dec. 31. State MONTANA 731,406 924,831 10,024,459 8,908,200 100 50 375 al81,934 511,650 294,435 198,766 1,751,999 3,174.686 1,614,830 1,737,930 100 100 426 1,500,000 a3,088,143 1,200,000 4,511,594 1,100,000 2.585,357 1,050,000 1,400,073 31,444,726 27,715,496 9,883,006 6.322,166 20 1,874,966 8,987,442 23,638,641 100 100 25 100 400,000 500,000 125 100 195 C B'way Merch Tr Co. East Orange— Ampere Bank 100 100 100 100 100 100 100,000 150,000 200,000 150,000 a Essex Co Trust Co.. 125 135 350 100 120" 20 100 150,000 500,000 118,946 715,318 Sav Inv & Trust Co. a639,875 59,350 653,186 1,500,000 1,940,933 200,000 250,000 150,000 250,000 130 100 185 Elizabethport BkgCo 140 National 150 State Bank Central Home Tr Co Elizabeth Trust Co.. 145 100 188" Union County Tr Co 100 100 T"" 100 100 175 180" 100 500,000 503,214 700,000 al,471,344 500,000 351,130 500,000 479,271 750,000 1,159,946 share. 20 175" 100 200' 100 190 100 100 100 100 100 191 215 100 6,672,520 13,522,279 5,155,579 5,351,026 12,682,164 100 50 100 100 25 Hoboken— 100 95 First National Bank- 500,000 al,215,592 118,889 350,0001 120,906 100,000 Hoboken Trust Co.. 384,501 300,000' Jefferson Trust Co.. 673,690 800,000 a Steneck Trust Co— vl ,000,000 923,878 Second Bk & Tr Co.. 14,317,930 4,281,273 1,754,280 4,649,027 6,627,564 12,281,601 275 200 170 225H 215 230' 110 25 120 25 100 25 share 185 130 share 135 55 170"" 108" 100 100 225 225 130 255" 330 340" 200 Labor National Bank Commercial Tr N J__ Jackson Trust Co. N J Title Guar & Tr. Trust CoofNJ West Bergen Tr Co. 179,213 1,874,760 350,099 1,391,529 100 2,350,000 2.903,677 100 100 1305 a435,449 351,388 219,285 910,835 3,400,000 300,000 2,000,000 5,700,000 3,385,694 24,398,349 4,466,705 31,769,243 2,688,792 70,335,301 1,429,553 23,917,744 81,609,920 2,576,702 al68,300 a367,316 400,000 1,250,000 400,000 400,000 5,971,091 8,091,450 2,130,420 10,147,808 100 50 100 25 400 mmmmm 150 mmm mm 240 mmrnrnm 529,835 1,911,323 1,228,559 25 35 50 200 202 X 100 185 190 100 25 100 100 266" 25 American Trust Co.. Morristown Trust Co Mt. 132" 137" 25 25 25 200,000 1,000,000 90 85 100 Holly— 50 91 "86" 250 Per 200,000 250,000 83" 25 25 Morristown— 4,208,921 g. 3,518,093 g. 2,337,125 o. 3,464,312-e. 75" •78 Per 150,000 200,000 First National Bank. National Iron Bank. 90 share 186,087 7,723,057 156,816 3,097,703 8,370,914 239,754 500,000 1,600,000 Long Branch Bkg Co 100 W Per Hudson Co N B Institutions 25 Jersey City— Journal Sq Nat Bank First National BankFranklin Nat Bank.. 100 13,276,613 1,068,869 19,599,502 300 600 Per Columbia Trust Co.. Dec. 31. 239,433 193,699 120,779 al85,518 share 25 Per 140 100 100 Helena— American Nat Bank. Nat Bk of Montana. Montana Tr & S BkJ(7 Union Bank & Tr Co e 75" 320 25 Long Branch— 300,000 200,000 600,000 430 315 Elizabeth— Citizens' Nat Bank. Metals Bk & Tr Co. Q share. 600 70 •Nom inal Butte— First National Bank. Miners S Bk & Tr Co 215 100 10,000,000 a7.429,251 128,159,619 6,000,000 a3,852,908 77,121,472 200,000 a64,2l2 1,926,502 200,000 159,486 2,360,254 500,000 1,183,411 8,248,805 200,000 125,593 3,460,847 100,000 178,452 1,695,355 200,000 167,785 2,525,969 National Banks 100 100 Per Camden S D & Tr Co 100 share. 8,340,195 3,126,268 5,128,823 Per FirstCamNatB&T West Jersey Trust Co ' Per 600,000 al,401,024 300,000 a504,538 500,000 a 548,428 Camden—■ 100 MercantileCommerce North St Louis Tr Co Northwest'n Tr Co.. Cumberland Tr Co.. 100 100 Ask share Per Cumberland Nat Bk. 100 Bid. Per Bridgeton— Bridgeton Nat Bank. 100 25,688,866 1,302,712 3,847,594 5,009,717 1,290,369 1,445,000 200,000 350,000 600,000 200,000 200,000 500,000 300,000 1,000,000 250,000 200,000 2,600,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 300,000 300,000 Lowell Bank Manchester Bank 1,890,372 43,060 227,162 a359,432 64,724 71,276 Par. 67" 256*"" Farm & Mer Nat Bk. Bk & Tr Co Bk & Tr Co Miss Val Trust Co Mound City Tr Co Bayoone— Bayonne Trust Co.. Mechanics' Trust Co Lafayette South Side Lemay Ferry Bank.. Gross Deposits. 180"" 235 66 State Institutions Dec. 31. $ Asbury PkNatBk&Tr Boatmen's Nat Bank Jeff-Gravois National Banks Asbury Park- Baden Bank Grand Nat'l COMPANIES TRUST State Institutions Dec. 31. MISSOURI Capital. AND share. share. 120 Per share. Dec. 31. Dec. 31. 200,000 52,662 426,523 227,189 Newark— Lincoln Nat Bank Franklin Wash Tr Co State Institutions NEBRASKA 100,000 200,000 Farmers' Trust Co.. National Banks Mt Holly Nat Bank. Union Nat Bk&TrCo 600,000 1,200,000 455,725 825,092 4,428,378 12,630,115 25 39 42 25 30 34 210,000 225,000 61,871 50,587 1,538,348 1,087,585 100 275 95 Per 38 share. Marzano State Bk & Lincoln— Per Continental Nat'l Bk'e First National Bank. Nat Bk of Commerce 200,000 850,000 300,000 216,232 0341,559 253,400 225 250 100 250 255 share. Banking Co National State Bank N J Nat B & T Co— Omaha Nat Bank Packers Nat Bank.. Stock Yards Nat Bk. State Bank Sou Omaha State Bk U S National Bank., Union State Bank... 28,147,749 5.227.306 36,810,806 2,972,416 9,297,661 3,358,097 1,232,994 21,748,992 1.731.307 205 Central Bk & Tr Co. 100 Nat Newark & Essex Per 1,250,000 01,148,225 450,000, 0182,924 1,250,000 ol,295,120 200,000 117,464 e 750,000 525,000 300,000 228,663 100,000 92,023 el,100,000 941,184 200,000 64,832 Tr Co. Mt Prospect Nat Bk. 100 Omaha— First National Bank. Live Stock Nat Bank share 6,934,346!e 14,627,804 5,899,673 100 100 25 190 120 325 130 100 Clinton Trust Co... Columbus Trust Co. 150 Federal Trust Co Fidelity Union Tr Co 100" 100 100 100 140 e 100 "85* 156" Merch & Newark Tr So Side N B & Tr Co. Union National Bk_. United States Tr Co Vailsburgh Trust Co. West Side Trust Co. 2,979,555 36,041,657 500, 000 al ,379,622 8,747,095 2,800 000 1,484,499 20,129,948 ' 150 000 57,973 791,447 700 000 1,112,760 8,115,103 400 000 256,390 1,273,146 4,056 250 4,902,004 44,125,035 6,666 675 9,111,175 143,068,909 2,500 000 3,486,417 20,526,587 300 ,000 225,500 1,867,628 375 ,000 235,246 3,633,888 600 ,000 958,118 2,686,142 200 ,000 200,747 3,219,055 1,075 ,000 1,600,463 8,732,535 3,000, 000 100 295 305 100 575 33 600 25 25 30 40 25 78 85 25 40 25 95 186 25 25 25 100 Manchester— Per 200,000 150,000 150,000 915,785 494,749 c90,711 4,963,229 2,957,611 2,434,749 100 100 100 Per SecondNat of Nashua h 100,000 300,000 300,000 459,664 611,812 561,760 4,106,343 5,465,192 7,007,604 100 100 275 100 250 Portsmouth— Per First National Bank. Nat Mech & Trad Bk New Hamp Nat Bk. 150,000 100,000 100,000 C157.955 C33.063 166,818 2,628,775 873,589 1,225,378 share. 300 355" 300 share. 100 First N Bk, West NY Hamilton Nat Bank of Weehawken Liberty National Bk Guttenberg..: Nat Bk of No 25 6100 105 25 Atlantic City— Atlantic City Nat Bk Boardwalk Nat Bank Commonw'lth Tr Co Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co PkTr Co Weehawken Second Nat Bank Union National Bank Atlantic Co Trust Co Atlantic S D & Tr Co Bankers Trust Co Chelsea Safe D & Tr. Guarantee Trust Co. Equitable Trust Co. It ; * 300,000 400,000 200,000 300,000 100,000 200,000 300,000 120,000 100,000 600,000 200,000 200,000 1,916,471 c754,413 600,231 C420.794 C188.203 402,267 C659.611 221,407 165,755 1,031.544 433,766 C822.949 West N Y Tr Co Woodcliff Trust Co. State Institutions Mar. 25. Per Chelsea Nat Bank Marine Trust Co NEW JERSEY 8,712 ,299 1,113 ,483 5,099 ,964 5,476 ,635 1,836 ,389 2,478 ,229 5,554 ,524 2,404 ,216 1,688 ,574 6,244 ,540 3,886 ,094 3,501 ,626 100 100 100 25 100 100 100 share. 80 145 share. 165 100 455 500 100 300 100 230 100 325 100-,000 300,000 300,000 60,094 135,881 304,834 924,576 5,427,294 6,523,756 100 150,000 100,000 1,565,599 100 100 500,000 m mm mm 275 350 Per 100,000 68,139 1,899,503 600,000 500,000 800,000 100,000 350,000 1,018,484 490,554 1,494,735 298,843 1,000,000 al,012,000 1,000,000 3,724,481 400,000 209,846 150,000 1207,208 8,821,647 8,489,454 8,126,133 2,949,846 1,629,999 8,425,671 29,828,011 1,302,489 1,900,532 200,000 65,969 1,500,000 a2,267,834 400,000 a 572,376 850,000 al,283,154 1,272,802 28,670,583 5,298,423 11,386,605 share. 100 100 Hud WeehawkenT&TitCo Huds Tr Co Un City. National Banks Mar. .25. mmm North & West Hu dson— Union O ty Merchants Trust Co. 100 - 100 200,000 100,000 300,000 son, 100 - 175 40 25! Per Bergenline Trust Co. Union City. IstNat Bk of Un City "160" Nashua— Indian Head Nat Bk Nashua Trust Co share 375 191 78 2,190,965 15,338,888 3,805,073 2,185,193 8,039,293 Peoples Nat Bank Manchester Nat Bk Merchants Nat Bank mm mm 100 84,908 1,200,521 a397,215 194,895 654,597 250,000 Middlesex TG&T Co New Brunsw Tr Co.. «• 150 35 70 New Brunswick Cits Nat Bk of N Br. Nat Bank of N J Amoskeag Nat Bank 73 60 35 . Passaic— Amer National Bank Passaic N Bk&Tr Co City Trust Co. People's Bk & Tr Co. Plainfield— First National Bank. Mid-City Trust Co.. Plainfield Trust Co.. 100 State Trust Co 100 Guaranty Trust Co. _ * 372.902 25 100 100 100 100 25 25 100 100 Per 100 25 75 Per 400,000 354,499 200,000 115,848 650,000 al,453,804 150,000 a 296,459 250,000 77,739 6,310,544 1,277,346 19,605,187 4,175,397 1,342,941 share. 100 25 100 250 80 share. 285 100 100 550" 100 100 100 100 100 Sale price, a March 25 1931. b Includes Security stock, c Dec. 31 1930. d March 27 1930. e Member of Northwest Bancorporation. g Member First Bank Stock Corp. i Sept. 24 1930. k Plans for merger of the Equitable Trust Co., the Atlantic Safe Deposit & Trust Co. and the Second National Bank abandoned on March 2 1931. I Last sale, t New stock. « Includes rights of the Steneck Title Co. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. BANKS National Bank NEW JERSEY Dec. 31. Capital. Surplus A Profits. National Banks State Institutions Dec. 31. . Bid. Par. Ask. Per Paterson— 200,000 680,000 First National Bank_ Haledon Nat Bank— Labor Nat Bank Paterson Nat Bank Second Nat Bank— - 50,000 300,000 , C77.100 C947.546 22,629 157.866 1,200,000 cl ,497.574 750,000 cl,573,548 632,000 500,000 1,000,000 2,637,709 128,454 100,000 32,859 75,000 825,000 600,000 661,778 600,000 799,439 750,000 50,980 100,000 45,727 100,000 600,000 2,025,441 _ Nat Bank of Amer— Paterson Sav Inst— Prospect Park Nat Bk Westside Nat Bank Citizens' Trust Co_ Franklin Trust Co— Hamilton Trust Co__ Lincoln Trust Co— Merchants Trust Co_ U S Trust Go- 1,889,179 12,190,827 1,039,905 5,599,963 15,613,190 14,929,762 3,725,000 25,914,485 1,459,033 367.080 11,228,900 4,723,571 11,838,972 994,688 621,169 18,890,500 35 40 450 455 100 160 250,000 cl ,396.269 161,605 150,000 30,148 100,000 2,000,000 c5,094,570 311,594 300,000 1,000,000 c2,047,926 1,400,000 2,700,012 136,116 200,000 Capitol City Tr CoChambersburg Tr Co First-Mech Nat Bk Hanover Trust Co — Trenton Banking Co Trenton Trust Co Wilbur Trust Co 12,360,065 1,028,891 1,163,603 30,158,638 1,965,452 31,050,094 24,503,010 1,907,281 Harbor State Bank— Harriman N Bk & Tr Industrial Nat Bank Intern-Madison Bk & 185 195T" 360 370 50 250 260 Banks Dec. 31. 2,097,522 2,296,798 1,227,202 464,370 523,447 442,754 '175"" 140 50 100 26 Tr Co '135" 140" 100 150 100 280 290 2,250,000 500,000 400,000 768,600 500,000 Midtown Bank . loo 600 Nom inal Per share. 550 100 Public Nat Bk&TrCo 650 100 220 700 230 Sakser State BankSchroder Bkg Corp. 100 140 150 Seward NatBk&TrCo 60 235 215 Sterling Nat B & T__ 100 60 90 100 Straus Nat Bk&TrCo 240 230 Trade Bank of NY- 50 230 220 100 180 190 Wash Nat Bank World Exch Bank 1,000,000 Bk of Athens Tr Co_ 500,000 50 Banca Com It Tr Co Bank of Europe Tr Co 2,000,000 1,000,000 Banco di Nap Tr Co_ 1,000,000 Bk of Manhat Tr Co 22,250,000 Bank of Sicily Tr Co 1,500,000 Bank of N Y & Tr Co Bankers Trust Co Bwy & Plaza Tr Co Bronx County Tr Co First Trust Co City 200 Bank 3,325,723 100 3,766.836 44,240,436 49,549,759 31,489,858 100 800 100 100 650 700 Clinton Trust Co__ 285 300 Continental Bk&TCo 100 475 500 Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co Auburn— Per . 200,000 200,000 150,000 250,000 200,000 600,000 500,000 Nat Bank of Auburn Auburn Trust Co— 162,586 Toust Co share. 240 210 Corporation Trust Co County Trust Co Empire Trust Co 100 200 100 150 100 400 share. Hellenic Bk Tr Co 100 2,789,246 9,114,309 100 100 11,568,919 9,312,348 i 105 125 Hibernia Trust Co__ 700 325 1000 Intern Trust Co____ 350 Irving Trust Co J Henry Schroder Tr Lawyers' Trust Co.. share. Manufacturers' 3,412,588 4,663,798 7.116,909 C465.202 C363.218 543,638 475,,/ Federation Bk&TrCo Fulton Trust Co Guaranty Trust Co. ** Per Binghamton— Citizens Bank City National BankFirst National Banki Brooklyn—State B C835.381 C737.099 C763.841 ank & Tru st Co. retur Nat. banks Bay Parkway Nat Bk Bensonhurst Nat Bk Brooklyn Nat BankCitizens Bk of Blclyn Flatbush Nat BankFort Greene Nat Bk. Globe Bk & Tr Co.. Kingsboro Nat Bank Lafayette Nat Bank. Nat Bk of Ridgewood Nat Exch Bk& Tr Co People's Nat Bank— Brooklyn Trust Co— Kings Co Trust Co— Mid wood Trust Co— 99,802 50,000 1,781,854 C181.600 C242.594 101,659 931,128 410,213 1,102,460 59,000 ns date Dec. 210 31. Per 1,302,076 _ Tr__ Marine Midland Tr_ Dec. 31. n200,000 200,000 1,500,000 200,000 300,000 500,000 1,525,000 500,000 nl,450,000 200,000 1,000,000 500,000 8,200,000 500,000 1,000,000 1,092,916 773,100 8,037.481 1,810,740 1,928,326 794,998 8,118,269 2,118,751 5,481,972 1,476,600 3,055,094 7.005,223 563,065 C21086316 128,397,247 6,453,636 31,213,008 400,406 10,851,090 100 New York Trust Co. 100 51 50 Times Square Tr Co. Title Guar & Tr Co.. 56 100 100 Trust Co of Nor Am. loo" 125" Underwriters Tr Co. U S Trust Co of N Y 100 100 '"82" 92" 100 118 128 25 24 "25 100 100 "29" 350 490 500 100 92 25 249,918 2,172,751 300,000 5,500.000 C11058448 94,930,505 100 50 60,014 1,366,165 200,000 25 Mfrs & Trad-Peop Tr 6,000,000 C23225428 123,966,625 Marine Trust Co— 10,000,000 C20556657 230,099,483 i 20 Liberty Bank Per 2750 102 share. 31 155 20 The First Nat Bank- Nat Chautauq Co Bk i Union Trust Co 1,155,547 130 Capitol Trust Co _ share. 100 5,461,732 25 6,956,742 25 6,065,901 100 5.685,180 25 9,990,146 3,360,218 <100 Amer Union Bank— Bk of America N. A._ Bank of Yorktown— Berardini State Bank Bryant Park BankChase National Bank Chat Ph Nat B & T Co Columbus Bank Comm'l Nat Bk & Tr Dunbar Nat Bank- Fifth Avenue Bank— First National Bank. Gimbel Bros Bank 650,000 528,657 c8,662,030 2,000,000 1,050,212 c7,973,363 36,775,300 33.423,147 213.010,000 507,132 1,500,000 c4,979,247 655,809 350,000 c2,133,882 500,000 484,569 cl,211,037 148,000,000 211606746 1611053000 16,200,000 16,528,018 194,215,000 99,620 200,000 C690.046 7,000,000 10,013,790 50,985,000 cl ,605,400 500,000 e504,600 500,000 3,897,129 29,348,000 10,000,000 US "5,830,869 304,113,000 el92,800 100,000 C976.400 63 73 120 130 85 95 20 7 65 75 93% 96% 100 20 12 25 100 17 22 58 68 10 8 13 100 "57 % "60% 2o 100 "166 "88" "93"" 25 21 26 100 125 100 150 140 160 100 65 80 100 ""70" 100 195 225 237 53 245 100 100 100 26 20 20 100 10 63 87 % r 28% 643 20 30% 663 113% 116% 42 21,659",646 ""20 90 % 44 37 43 268 273 45% 10 47 % 10,000,000 500,000 6,000,000 15,000,000 500,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 750,000 2,000,000 90,000,000 1,000,000 fl3,000,000 3,200,000 50,000,000 700,000 3,000,000 27,500,000 10,000,000 12,500,000 1,000,000 10,000,000 12,828,726 515,240 40,889,596 1,952,835 20 100 82 10 "22" 20 116 25 11,356,790 24,126,261 32,579,222 235,566,468 e 110,133 95,765 4,576,430 21,976,218 8,023,704 81,527,815 el,186,535 15,846,401 e3,434,244 18,277,442 100 4l6" 450" 208068600 1198984 657 100 517 100 25 120 "39% "41% 56% 20 59% 101 522 517,147 2,723,553 2,168,750 10,527,875 "l00 115" 16 20 el,789,911 12,403,357 10 35% 85,285,435 489,216,412 471,204 5,048,397 e4,622,546 24,059,686 166 25 47% 23,947,687 215,944,884 23% 9,551,447 67,699,943 i 20 25 172 36,051,754 261,504,182 20 e 6% 988,610 2,165,900 141 20 24,998,819 43,167,039 500,000 e 337,294 3,410,110 100 23 v 20 1,675,000 el ,431,535 10,184,284 100 3100 2,000,000 e27503 497 57,777,211 *.*» M, — 125" 19 37% 49% 23% 177 8% 146 200 27 3300 300,000 216,965 100 4,758,425 Schenectady Tr Go— 220 235 90 100 Salt Springs Nat Bk. First Trust & Dep Co Syracuse Trust Co.. 35 80 90 80 97 130 145 150 2200 25 75 share 85 100 100 "l45" 155" 100 330 350 100 500 550 1,200,000 c 974,179 750,000 cl,436,169 800,000 c 502,281 5,400,000 c7,929,359 2,500,000 c4,203,223 6,802,843 7,623,072 7,538,908 80,229,097 38.692,780 *1,200,000 c2,365,335 600,000 1,200,263 300,000 c 658,136 200,000 C 304,684 29,486,305 8,367,631 6,723,453 4,110,281 1,500,000 c2,020,745 600,000 cl,126,171 1,625,000 cl ,883,020 500,000 700,949 21,616.560 6,168,532 22.298.903 14,219,185 share 20 41 43 20 62 20 92 65 95 20 66% 25 103 25 67% 120 Per and t 25'31 National City BankUnion Nat Bank 105 Troy Trust Co 45 55 ay be 55 58 95 Trust Co— Utica Tr & Dep Co— 2475" 120"" 20 63 75 20 53 55 25 60 40 99% 84% 198 310 2675" 4190 20 Watertown Nat Per Bk North'n N Y Tr Co 100 New Rochclle— Central Nat Bank. Nat City Bank Nor Ave B & Tr Co Huguenot Tr Co N Rochelle Tr Co. fSH share 200 c 505,800 122,954 500,000 cl,154.020 7,021,790 3,978.314 9,606,110 500,000 cl,256,520 1,500,000 1,734,697 11,347,745 24,920,553 100 1000 120 20 274,175 854,505 308,790 450,000 486,994 400,000 cl ,264,540 2,709,298 14,353,962 2,658,424 5,980,248 10,575,675 100 250,000 200,000 261,751 426,513 1,430,019 3,033,154 100,000 1,170,032 9,130,246 50 200,000 500,000 500,000 231,010 3,255,633 e493,249 360,602 8,957,723 5,660,727 500,000 300,000 "75" 50 25 "135" Per Westchester Co— Mt. Vernon—1st N_ share Nom.p rices Watertown— Mt Vernon Tr Co 100 3390 110 240 Per Oneida Nat Bk & Tr. .Jefferson Co Nat Bk 165 100 x300 share 62% 50 100 Utica— First Bk & Tr share. ~20" 96% 81% 25 ecord Citizens 100 100 7,066,843 11,982,919 2,338,862 8,999,035 18,826,077 Troy— Manul'actur Nat Bk_ 20 25 100 share 550 100 20 c Syracuse— 100 20 459,778 734,207 153,717 c 723,784 1,596,593 750,000 500,000 300,000 300,000 300,000 Per Merch Nat Bk & Tr 100 100 25 75 25 8,598,084 92 20 57,929,100 120 20 19,652,656 135 25 23,054,560 140 20 44,121,720 100 1700 33,539,783 *__ 58,759,588 140 share. New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are repo rted ne Sur plus and pr ofits are of date Mar. are of Mar. 28, 1931. divi dend 1 A for National and Mar. 25,19 31 for Stat e banks. of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Broo klyn m found in our "Iiai Iway and I ndustrial" Section, pay e 26 0. Per Amalg Bank of N Y_ 1,209", 068 25 100 100 Per Union National Bank Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr Farmers & Mech Bk_ 25,582,687 756,984 6,467,598 557,822 5,848,835 2,092,669 15,266,015 e 819,649 13,701,145 e 700,000 8,244,600 54,517,858 397,367,803 1,509,233 10,892,929 14,368,836 95,373,656 87,395,236 602,279,699 1,550*666 20 30 Schenectady— Mohawk Nat Bank. 21% 21 J* Per 804,923 361,567 724,463 964,776 15 170 Per 68 25 Jamestown— 347,560 5,538,415 1,000,000 cl ,625,606 Lincoln-Allia Bk & Tr 2,000,000 c4,280,119 Central Trust Co 600,000 1,185,988 Genesee Yall Tr Oo__ 1,000,000 2,604,244 Roch Trusts S D &Co 1,000,000 3,503,307 300,000 3,295,054 Security Trust Co Union Trust Co *5,000,000 4,423,959 Citizens Trust Co 6300,000 6500,000 6525,000 153,300 500,000 600,000 e4,553,424 e2,567,175 e2,011,800 e2,303,312 73,530,000 el,284,400 e31,299,782 c4,434,841 c8,791,659 el4,767,857 e5,105,556 e718,513 el ,269,000 6 First Nat Bk & Tr Co 70 per Elmira— American Nat BankBank of Jamestown. 25 1600 35 153 Lincoln Nat Bank First Nat Bk & Tr Co 150 Jamaica, L. I.— Jamaica Nat Bank- 34" 300 100 2550 East Side Nat Bank- 10,854,121 13,658,381 65 100 Rochester— ■>: 800,000 c2,131,113 1,237,500 cl,383,803 600 I Boo" 29 Buffalo— Chemung Can Tr Co share Farmers' 177,089 cl ,710,660 Cayuga Co Nat Bk— 427,799 250,674 420,000 274,197 share. lOO'OOO N Y State Nat Bank. 400 100 26 100 e506,800 Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21,000.000 88,207,813 607,017,405 Chemical Bk Tr Co. 21,000,000,43,709,841 312,227,996 250,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 c5.062,743 c2,750,184 c2,521,321 6,000,000 25,000,000 7,479,900 116037392 1239632 000 8,250,000 13,805,358 100,000 99,100 5,000,000 5,273,075 2,000,000 1,147,835 1,500,000 1,608,011 2,000,000 1,227,146 660,000 377.413 500,000 200,000 / 500,000 327,392 10 e 1,128,654 cll,505,285 185,395 e3,091,724 170,509 el ,682,874 458,800 el ,950,400 294,076 e2.889,746 Penn Exchange Bank 1,000,000 d Port Morris Bank 300,000 Prisco State Bank 250,000 100 10 1,596,200 33,400 500,000 Nat Bk of Yorkville. National City Bk 110000000 Nat Safety Bk & Tr Co 1,428,600 160 Albany— Nat Com Bk & Tr Co 1,836,976 el9,598,977 el .805.607 34,112,000 e6,499,284 d Melrose Nat Bank- 150 Merchants Bank Per Central Bank Ask. Per 324,165 2,811,990 785,081 i 1,750,000 Trust Co 200 (*Outside New York City.) Mech & Farmers Did. Par. Liberty Nat Bank & State Institutions Dec. 31. NEW YORK Cross Deposits. 1 Anglo-South Am Tr. 100,000 200,000 100,000 FirstJNat Bk & Tr Co Woodbury Trust Co_ People's Trust Co 1,500,000 200,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 Trust co. returns da te Mar. 25. Am Exp Bk & Tr Go_ 10,000,000 National Bank Surplus A Profits. State Institutions Dec. 31. $ Lebanon Nat Bank- 155 100 25 PS^i Woodbury— Farm$& Mechanics' •National Grace Nat Bk of N.Y 100 100 Trenton— Broad St Nat Bank- share. 25 100 Capital. N. Y. City (Concl.) Nom inal Broadway Bk & T Go NEW YORK Dec. 31. Cross Deposits. 115 COMPANIES TBUST AND 300,000 500,000 300,000 20 90 20 135 150 share 1200 140 100 145 250 20 260~" 285 20 260 285 100 250 350 20 210 210 100 350 400 Ossining—1st Nat Bk & Trust Co Ossining Trust Co. 100 100 Peekskill— Westches Co Nat. Pleasantville— Mt Pleas B&TrCo Chester—1st Bk & Tr Co Port Mutual Trust * Sale price, a N_ Co. 300,000j Merger of the Broadway Plaza Trust Co. into the Hibernia Trust Co. approved by the State Banking Dept. American National Bank, the Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank and the Bank of Jamestown under title of the latter approved by the c March 25 1931. d Merger of the Melrose National Bank and the Port Morris Bank under title of the National Bronx Bank of 30 1931. Bank e / Closed on March 30 1931. g New stock, i Controlled by the Marine Midland Corp. * Last sale, acquired, the Bay Parkway National Bank on April 1 1931. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z With rights. Dec. 31 1930. of Brooklyn 6 Merger of the foregoing institutions, N. Y. effective March n Lafayette National 116 BANKS National Banks Capital. Surplus A Profits. TBUST National Banks Gross Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask. 250,000 r 330,113 4,534,259 20 125 130 Tarnjtown N B&TrCo 200,000 r 235,732 2,582,353 100 250 350 400,000 2,000,000 500,000 676,728 3,000,851 2,210,575 r 7,513,088 5,531,179 10,254,209 100 425 20 Clevleland 500 114 108 100 600 Columbus— 23,959.683 25 Trust 400,000 508,676 12,197,404 9,593,640 r 300,000| 1,680,223 50,000 C200.000 c2,500,000 2,000,000 100,000 100,000 cl,500,000 20 120 140 First Citizens Tr Oo_ 100 900 1000 Huntington Nat Bk_ Market Exch Bank. _ Northern Sav Bk Co Ohio National Bank. 100 100 Per 45,562 2,095,559 5131,190 S99.441 S69.028 2,093,620 2,242,018 452,203 S75.065 2,037,418 Merchants' & 320 326 329 100 Asheville— Per First Nat Bk & Tr Co /300.000 200,000 2,213,772 100 * Per Charlotte Nat Bank. 500,000 r 849,596 500,000 r 785.066 200,000 r 638,059 300,000 676,218 1,200,000 rl ,304,806 1,000,000 1,014,243 Commercial Nat Bk_ Mer & Farm N Bk__ Union Nat Bank American Trust Co__ Independ'ce Tr Co__ 3,568,141 3,090,773 2,881,848 3,087,173 20,856.133 6,129,497 100 100 100 100 100 100 Durham— Nat Fidelity Bank- Bank 100,000 120,000 600,000 100,000 100,000 First National Bank- Home Savings BankBank— Merchants 129,579 1,167,758 560,284 101,169 174,778 983,797 8,997,472 6,350,425 1,316,422 1,785,969 share* 150 120 200 225 325"" 150 175 150 175 Nom inal Per share. 125 25 300 310 100 160 1,000,000 2,500,000 10 32 10 100 310 45 c 30 c Page Trust Co "610" 100 208 100 — 5,904,311 100 150 155 36,815,537 10 15 18 4,734,674 5,139,811 100 r r 3.111.013 100 195 205 400,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 5337,071 5853,176 1,842,876 7,366,911 14,007,738 30,199,107 100 250 265 100 250 265 20 70 & Toledo— 75 Per 200,000 700,000 500,000 200,000 Bankr S70.554 S572.257 1,859,130 S104.859 51,766,076 5,528,875 1,998,741 S321.442 4,088,355 1,509,450 15,610,722 8,863,249 359,815 26,416.520 52,858,806 25,126,576 2,707,557 44,842,942 100 350 2,500,000 2,500,000 1,000,000 1,382,790 877,765 1,593,282 1,908,347 482,909 150,000 200,000 West Toledo Nat Bk Com Guard Tr & Sav 142,949 36,201 15,818,115 7,569,790 21,735,131 16,999,184 3,939,852 3,030,210 1,661,483 100 275 100 285 100 1155 100 100 100 100 120 1,400,000 3,000,000 1,500,000 600,000 5,000,000 Ohio S Bk & Tr Co.. Secur-Home Tr Co__ share 250 100 100 100 100 25 100 50 Com Sav B & Tr Co_ First National Bank- 125 100 '250" 400 70 226 125 80 100 291,317 790,172 2,324,096 5,000.476 25 10 100 500,000 share 280 300 162 105 48 Per 1,000,000 Commer'l Nat BankDollar Sav & Tr Co. First National Bank. 50 Mahoning Nat Bank Mahoning Sav & Tr_ share. Second Nat Bank 199 K 135 105 Per 1100,000 300,000; Wilm Sav & Tr Co__ share S165.173 City Tr & Sav Bank. share. 513,818 1,942,731 Wilmington— People's Sav Bk & Tr 34 290 100 Youngstown— 115 Per 600,000 400,000 Bank Co Toledo Trust Co 50 110 Raleigh— Comm'l Nat Bank__ 36 74 65 170 25 50 173,157 rl88,505 r share 100 2,864,970 20,884,579 3,515,594 1,092,656 2,057,623 35,020,158 27,254,941 2,848,043 1,218,542 19,615,065 200,000 Spitzer-R T & S Bk. 130 Per No Car Bk & Tr Co Nat American 400 300 100 Greensboro— United Bank & TrCo Third 70 Bk Winters NBk& Tr. Union Trust Co 160 Charlotte— Citizens' share. Trust 126,000 114,670 Nat . 95 "69 X 25 Per Co Trust share. 318 Dayton— Nat Bank of Comm. Ask. Per 500,000 160 Fifth Ave Sav Bank- Co Westches'r Tr Co_ Bid. T Columbus Sav Bank. 150 Yonkers Nat Bank & • 250,000 1,200,000 Columbus Nat Bank 1,429,010 1,000,000 Par, > City Nat Bk & Tr Co Bank & Trust ] Gross Deposits. (Con.) Brunson Bk & Tr Co Natl Yonkers—First Surplus A Profits. Cleveland Trust Co. 13,800,000 13,030,175 270,680,240 Guardian Trust Co_. 7,000,000 10,762,824 153.393,077 Union Sav & L Co__ 900,000 S803.550 2,445,218 Union Trust Co 22,850,000 17.008,511 310,478,026 White Plains— Citizens Bank Capital. InstitutionJ Mar. 25. share Rue—Rye Nat Bk— County Trust Co_ State OHIO Mar. 25. Per West Title & Tr Co COMPANIES State Institutions Dec. 31. NEW YORK Dec. 31. AND share. Nom inal. Winston-Salem— Farmers N Bk & T Co People's Nat Bank__ Wachovia Bk & Tr__ Per 500,000 140,000 150,000 22,771 2,500,000 r2,404,609 \ 2,200,000 1,036,170 46,878,910 share. National Banks 100 OKLAHOMA Mar. 25. State Institutions Mar. 25. 100 100 200 220 Guthrie— Per National Banks 102,994 S67.023 100,000 — 2,210,913 Dakota Nat Bank__ 150,000 50,000 *300,000 e250,000 150,000 Fargo National Bk__ First Nat Bk & Tr Co Merch Nat Bk&TrCo 138,856 77,239 270,923 66,418 138,131 share. 100 3,028,747 813,754 100 7,401,232 <___ 2,829,885 0— 710,121 100 Citizens National Bk Commercial Nat Bk_ First Nat Bk & Tr Co 100,000 300,000 500,000 434,543 S 1,147,095 4,140,969 6,031,527 100 175 100 225 150,759 263,255 National Banks OHIO Dec. 31. Oklahoma City— Capital State Bank__ City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co Per Cen Dep Bk & Tr Co Commercial Bk & Tr Dime Savings BankStandard Sav Bank. Firestone Pk Tr & SB First-City Tr & S Bk 2,750,000 r2,814,877 350,000 r 463,497 200,000 r 284,941 100,000 32,000 200,000 r 386,650 3,750,000 3,963,277 29,242,528 4,656,619 3,659,390 806,000 6,141,218 45,983,232 25 50 100 share 65 80 135 125 200 1,193,620 4,389,663 57,882,623 5,217,418 14,853,372 7,155,554 52,606,921 32,731,275 4,647,707 4,324,131 2,814,662 3,000,000 3,365,843 2,500,000 si,307,690 250,000 S69.801 200,000 S125.000 1,000,000 518,002 First Nat Bk & Tr Co Fourth Nat Bank Nat Bk of Com'erce. Exchange Trust Co_ 100 85 100 50 160 180 2,549,844 9,648,722 100 100 12,581,607 Nat Oinn Bk & Tr Co__Columbia B & S Co First National Bank- National Bariks 400,000 rl,171,228 150,000 r 336,098 100,000 287,438 6,000,000 r6,061,656 8,434,607 3,592,991 2,030,899 52,184.776 100 300,000 411,561 500,000 rl ,467,982 150,000 350,079 200,000 381,132 1,700,000 r2,461,322 1,000,000 rl,113,656 250,000 519,617 250,000 146,295 1,250,000 rl ,487,330 4,000,000 r4,656,919 6,084,283 8,572,983 2,767,208 5,046,905 35,409,078 9,764,810 4,792,257 3,354,275 15,026,155 60,816,747 Lincoln Nat Bank.. Northside Bk & Tr Co People's Bk & Sv Co Prov S Bk & Tr Co. Second Nat Bank So Ohio S Bk & Tr Co Wash Bk & Tr Co.. Western Bk & Tr Co Central Trust Co Fifth Third Union Trust Co 5,000,000 r6,944,838 83,599,661 100 328,442 33,194 4,137,279 134,222 .100 5,000,000 r4,933,249 250,000 502,083 500,000 655,537 4,000,000 r2,126,217 2,000,000 rl,708,218 200,000 242,384 2,000,000 1,155,510 83,142,183 3,385,827 12,147,050 40,408,171 28,668,447 5,138,530 18,633,999 share. Capital Bank I 400 Central Bank United 100 Co_ Standard Trust Bank 275,000 200,000 Live Stock State Bk. 1 400 Peninsular Nat Bank Portland Tr & Sav Bk United States N Bk_ 50 100 10 100 too 100,000 200,000 a2,500,000 a 500,000 500,000 k 50,000 » 200,000 . 300,000 4,000,000 10 share. 20 60 65 20 45 22 46 50 60 20 20 25 100 State Institutions Ma . 25. 'MK119,323 Per 6,066 ,8441 100 1,094 ,390 a 25 1,592 ,737 70.380 55,614 S36.350 28,469 5301,644 1,861,490 721,151 274,321 sll,143 S80.165 111,960 4,017,916 600 ,111 100 1,341 ,432 6_ 4,029 .20816--41,662 ,823 100 241 ,13l'a_— 7.052 ,766! 100 364 ,3971 A: 1,777 ,788 b 3,893 ,740 100 72,496 ,524 20 share 120 140 "30" — "200" 225" , "145"" 160" "95" 110" 73 77 National Banks Dec. 31. PENNSYLVANIA staU&s!Tm' 300 share 20 63 Ridge Ave Dep BkSecond Nat Bank.. 365 Allentown Trust Co_ Dime Sav & Tr Co.. 56% 100 150 100 247 Allentown— Allentown Nat Bank Mer-Cit Nat Bk & Tr 600 100 Lehigh Vail Trust Co 265 100 --—i 323 r i • i • i Penn Trust 1,000,000 rl,846,754 1,000,000 r2,592,466 50,000 143,880 450,000 1,383,810 400,000 648,480 500,000 533,563 500,000 1,353,688 Co 400,000 656,000 $ 9,771,307 7,932,712 1,586,263 5,674,761 3,007,405 1,890,073 5,559,383 3,056.000 Per 100 25 share 380 50 390 125 240 140 270 010 55 60 30 10 160 14 170 16 50 610 625 50 165 170 i Altoona— Mounta'n City Tr Co a 276 130 X 265 share Per 150,000 125,000 Altoona Trust Co Central Trust Co Sale price, 225 300 100 First National BankSecond Nat Bank * 150 250 225 1 198X Nat Clev Sav & Loan Co_ -Lorain Str Sav & Tr_ Midland Bank National City BankNorth Amer Tr 100,000 100,000 Columbia Nat Bank Security Sav & Tr Co Hibernia C & Sav Bk Per ___ 400,000 100,000 Citizens Nat Bank First National Bank- 10 100 •— Central Nat Bank G W Bates & Co 1 500 too Cleveland Amer Sav Bank Co.. 100 100 100 Per OREGON Amer National Bk__ Bk of East Portland- 100 100 Portland— 190 1400 Norwood-Hyde Park Bk & Tr Co 250 78 100 Per Bank. 70 sMrel 100 Cincinnati— Atlas 140 20 95 Mar. 25. First National Bank- 100 200 180 165 Per 200,000 116,099 500,000 307,683 500,000 rl,584,719 share 100 100 •" Canton— Cent Sav B & T Co. Dime Savings Bank- 200 250 Per 50,000 V S82.885 200,000 105,565 First Nat Bk & Tr Co 5,000,000 2,370,551 Fidelity Nat Bank__ 300,000 134,233 Liberty Nat Bank nl,200,000 656,562 Tradesmen's Nat Bk 500,000 185,033 Tulsa— » J State^Institutions Akron— 100 Nom inal Exchange Nat Bank- Nor & Dakota Tr Co — 100 Muskogee— Per share 100 100 2,679,585 1.267,725 S26.214 Dec. 31. Fargo— share Per McAlester— First Nat Bk of McA State Institutions NORTH DAKOTA Dec. 31. 100,000 50,000 share Per First National BankFirst State Bank o 250,000 249,300 162,963 r565,773 759,044 r785,270 431,352 352,090 5,138,038 3,315,523 2,765,440 1,701,084 1,982,388 100 100 10 100 25 t 300 I 500 50 - "III"/ 210 Controlled by Transamerica Corp. b Member West Coast Corp. c Member of the BancOhio Corporation, d Controlled by the Corp. e Member Fkst Bank Stock Corp. f National Bank of Commerce on April 1 1931 merged with the Commerce Union h Trust funds, i Member Northwest Bancorporation. k Con¬ National Bank of Tulsa, Olda. o Closed on Feb. 27 1931 by international Bankstocks Trust Co. under the name First National Bank & Trust Co. of Asheville. g New stock, trolled by United States National Bank. I Last sale, n Affiliated with the Exchange State Banking Dept. r March 25 1931. s Dec. 31 1930. v Formerly controlled by Banco-Kentucky Co. of Louisville, Ky. x Ex-div. y Ex-rights. Capital. TRUST AND BANKS Gross Surplus & Profits. Deposits. Ask. Bid Par. share Per Erie- 125,000 300,000 300,000 500,000 500,000 300,000 216,200 Bank of Erie Tr Co— First National Bank- Marine Nat Bank— Second Nat Bank— Erie Trust Co Secur-Peoples Tr Co_ Union Trust Co 309,834 <1.887,390 853,545 <1,202,421 <1,380,044 <1,305,830 78.295 100 100 100 100 60 175 200 500 300 375 325 400 100 50 2,245,329 10,477,266 8,577,048 14,215,269 11,029,520 13,388,306 1,525,495 " 700 Capital. 661,450 United Sec Trust Co_ 60 750,000 102,028 200,000 300,000 < 924,302 400,000 903,233 118,201 125,000 937,800 2,194,275 300,000 < 843,859 400,000 1,201,944 300,000 129,004 286,265 250,000 Commercial Tr Co— CommonwealthTr Co Dauphin Dep Tr Go_ Harrisburg Trust Co Security Trust Co— Union Trust Co—— 1,746.471 2,821,362 3,528,045 AmSt'eBk&TrofPitts share 100,000 200,000 100,000 249,132 930.127 Bk of America Tr Co 50 20 20 25 <80 <180 125,000 500,000 1,000,000 Braddock Nat Bank- 185 3,000,000 Bank of Secured Savs 25 9,137,502 5,329,936 4,534,252 1,605,407 3,671,123 City Dep Bk & Tr Co 85 82 Z500 <490 100 600,000 Diamond Nat Bank Dollar Savings Bank Duquesne Nat BankExchange Nat Bank Farmers Deposit Nat 500",000 share. First National Bank- 20 <120 Forbes National Bk_ 750,000 6,000,000 100,000 6,000,000 300,000 20 <70 Fourteenth St Bank- 200,000 50 25 <185*1 188% 169% 185% Freehold 10 10 200,000 200,000 100,000 60 <260 10 12 14 100 185 190 Fifth Avenue Bank— Per Lancaster— 200,000 : 871,571 400,000 875,226 300,000 886,090 300,000 293,723 1,062,500 2.801,688 280,030 <2,112,212 778,921 200,000 Bk— Fulton Nat Bank— Lancaster Co Nat Bk Agricul Tr & Sav Farmers' Trust Co— Lancaster Trust Co_ Northern Tr & S Co_ Conestoga Nat 6,050,667 5,423,960 4,683,054 2,026,875 16,012,650 12,643,866 4,648,970 Bank Highland Nat BankHomewood Peop Bk_ Iron & Glass Dol Sav Keystone Nat BankMellon Nat Bank Philadelpilia—De posits of N ational ban ksdate Mar Adelphia Bk & Tr Co Central-Penn Nat Bk City Nat Bk & Tr Co Com'l Nat Bk & Tr Co 828,330 1,046,809 57,405,000 7,458.000 17,833,000 Monongahela Nat Bk 1931. 30, share. Per Corn Exch Nat & Trust 817,308 3,040,000 <11,189,781 1,125,000 1,219,344 2,000,000 <2,382,897 10 54:% 52% 10 100 116 126 10 16 18 Erie National Bank- First National BankGimbel Bros Bk & Tr Guardian Bk & Tr Co Kensington Nat Bk_ Lehigh Nat Bank— Market St Nat Bk— Nat Bkof Ger & Tr Co North Broad Nat'l Bk Northe't Nat Bk & Tr NorthwNatBk&TCo Overbrook Nat Bk- 20 98 101 4,550,000 <12748475 101,542,000 100 500,000 224,370 n2,010,174 3,111,000 <8,085,385 79,297.000 100 "390"' 455" 200,000 201,880 3,006,442 163,549 300,000 1,064,253 "50 60 "Il5"" 125" 8.282.000 914,610 350,000 10 804.004 200,000 < 65,209 < 100 "435"" 465" 1,000,000 <4,235,432 26,323,000 64 10 61 400,000 <2,172,369 nil,800,123 10 543,173 250,000 < 264,650 < 60 755,798 73,205 n 200,000 10 ""95" "95" 6.818,000 500,000 2,338,769 190,361 n 3,131,195 100 500,000 6.808,165 50 Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000,000 <31987427 359,527,000 20 1.759,211 nil,559,821 7.050.000 '494,674 312,909 2.183,000 94,695 n 1,452,399 10 46 51 100 215 235 500,000 300,000 300,000 300,000 Second Nat Bank— Bank Southwestern Nat Bk Tioga National Bank Tradesmen'sNational Bank & Trust Co_ Wyoming Bk & Tr__ Banca Com It Tr Co_ Broad Street Trust— Cent Tr & Sav Co— Chestnut Hill T & Tr Columbus Title & Tr Cont-Eq T & T Co— County Trust Co— Fidelity Phila Tr Co Financo Co. 1st pref2d 857.619 300,000 Olney Bank & Trust - Sixth Nat n Ohio Valley Bank Penn Bk & Tr Co Pittsburgh State Bk_ Second Nat Bank Union National Bank Union Savings Bank Western S & D Bank Allegheny Trust Co_ Bloomfield Trust Co_ Colonial Trust Co Com'wealth Trust Co Dollar Sav & Tr Co_ Dormont S & T Co_ Farmers Deposit Tr_ Fidelity Trust Co— Franklin Sav & Trust Hazlewood S&TCo Hill Top S "115" Il6 100 <5,878,022 188.439 37,922,000 2,054,602 Merch Sav & Tr Co_ Penn Bk & Tr Co Penn Trust Co 10 Frankford Trust Co_ Franklin Trust Co— Germantown Tr Co Girard Av T & T Co Girard Trust Co Haddington T & T Co Hamilton Trust Co__ Industrial Trust Co J Integrity Trust Co— Co. Kenginston Security Jefferson T & T Bk & Trust Co__. Liberty Title & Tr Co Manayunk Trust Co Manheim Trust Co__ Media-69th St Tr Co Mitten Men & Mgt Bank & Trust Co_ Mortgage Secur T Co Ninth Bank & Tr Co North City Trust Co Northorn Cent Trust Northern Trust Co„ Nor Phila Trust Co_ Northwestern Tr Co_ Parkway Trust Co— Penn Co for Insur on Lives & Grant Ann Tr & Safe Dep Co_ Co Penn W'h'g & S D Co Plaza Trust Co__. — Trust Real Est Tr Co Provident Estate Land T & T Co--_ 260 100 50 540,000 608,969 585,081 1,916,149 206,253 500,000 2,191,758 3,000,000 7,954,792 1,400,000 4,330,592 640,037 200,000 4,000,000 <17680079 239,469 150,000 371,412 250,000 882,250 4,527,537 2,987,920 <15951885 160,971 200,000 10,293,864 27,266,430 22,021,041 3,211,484 87.941,468 2,618,110 3,249,335 18,181,356 60,928,099 1,814,144 1,300,000 1,000,000 250,000 250,000 375,000 4,172,641 1,818,422 760.896 57,391 1,184,655 19,340,290 7,569,729 3,162,594 50 3,500,000 1,374,722 12,448,221 1,000,000 22,037,312 995,502 3,840,184 14,678,573 8,367,077 8.941,294 1,884,000 148.803 63,056,449 965 572 <26540545 < 1 1 I 1 "45" rtn 10 <14 50 100 5 ----- 10 "25"" 19 100 560 575 100 340 360 10 10 10 50 60 66 50 53 225 255 10 144 148 28 32 " Real Est Sav & Tr Co South Hills Trust Co Washington Tr Co__ West End S B & Tr_. William Penn Tr Co_ Workingman's Savgs Bank & Trust Co- 50 100 80 50 100 363" "50 100 100 50 100 100 100 100 100 100 300 350 50 50 "loo 3,401,671 1,105,357 3,562,877 4,862,979 500 100 100 50 100 325 100 60 £295" 100 100 450* 270 60 100 165 25 25 100 50 50 50 loo 100,000 <2.599,553 12.361,238 50 1,399,000 9,169,398 4,944,583 SO 140 10 17 11,025,569 5,772,749 6,939,645 12,082,164 7,130,341 10 50 11* 52 10 28 * 28% 5,024,469 1,515,001 59,195,290 840,221 1,655,754 3,146,715 1,810,052 3,900,000 8,981,349 4,289,580 3,388,385 3,309,155 50 125 100 100 100 100 100 50 275 60 Per Farmers' Nat Bank & Trust Co PennNatBank&TrCo 500,010 1,000,000 600,000 100 Colonial N orth Eas Tr Pennsylvania Tr Oo_ Reading Trust Go— 1,170,300 537,810 <1,765,472 1,625,412 1,418,876 2,403,230 3.798,561 112,500 300,000 < 1,375,000 3,269,055 239,862 500,000 1,079,242 966,750 500,000 4,248,061 1.527,464 500,000 200,000 2,681,972 233,896 250,000 8,550,275 8,400,000 <36252554 272,297,262 13,653 200,000 1,824.774 470,129 800,000 100,000 320,310 3,200,000 17,225,909 3,131,200 <2,478,684 C 50 10 10 62 65 "36"" ~4l" 60 10 100 "955" 1035" 60 215 90 1G 235 100 40 413* 10 45 47 Per 7,500,000 17.020,107 254,600 68,852 200,000 125,000 500,000 200,000 876,625 235,578 <5,225,566 288,038 276,723 483,575 239,465 400,000 833,000 500,000 < 125,000 < 5,000,000 1,000,000 < 500,000 < 250,000 500,000 < 1,574,437 16,792,962 500,000 1,135,354 750,000 <2,202,338 367,763 250,000 251,438 50,000 2,000,000 <5,838,918 886,406 325,000 1,000,000 125,000 500,000 499,000 500,000 500,000 <2,023,989 3,067,834 7,549,792 1,553,693 1,689,588 18,259,114 3,687,853 11,759,156 1,672,440 1,954,372 5,214,437 5,196,823 4,979,051 570,422 370,371 540,077 3,773,697 2,133,565 13,799,282 1,500,000 Co 600,546 405,525 733,963 457,822 50 26 10 82 84 100 752,790 521,017 100 100 10 1 I 1 1 1 Heights Deposit Bk_ 1 1 1 1 1 CD lO lO 100 Miners Bk of 615" <168 10 33% 100 Wilkes-Barre— Dime Bk Tit & Tr Co First National BankHanover Bk & Tr— 35 W-B— Tr Co Second Nat Bank— So Side Bk & Tr Co Union Sav Bk & Tr. W-B Dep & Sav Bk_ Wyoming Nat BankWyoming Val Tr Co_ Penn Lib Bk & Williamsport N Bk„ Lycoming Trust Co_ * Sale price, a Merged on March 4 1931 with the Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co. March 18 1931. d A mutual savings bank, e Sept. 24 1930. /June 30 1930. New stock. £ Ex-dividend, y Closely hold. \ : ; V on , 273 25 60 25 260 147 100 80 245 25 149 70 121 60 10 30% £ Per 3,309,343 225,744 401,204 1,810,187 1.062,830 share. 60 50 "485" 510 50 125 130 50 290 100 50 215" 205 100 25 100 50 25 "735" 266"" "40" 100 lOo"" 95 165 50 50 '270" Per 600,000 250,000 2,090,000 < 201 119 118 205 89 50 50 23 10 20 100 60 245 v b Feb. 28 1931. c Closed by the State Department of Ex-rights. < March 25 1931. < Last sale, n Dec. 0 share. 118"" 100 27,053,269 6,731,554 46,807,523 2.151,176 Bank— ElecCity Bk&Tr Co First National BankGreen Ridge Bank— Keystone Bank Nor. Scr'onBk&TrCo Providence Bank— South Side Bk & Tr_ Third Nat Bk&TrCo Union Nat Bank West Side Bank Anthracite Tr Co— Dime Bank-Lincoln Trust 19 18 10 Scranton— Bosak State <200 share. 145 10 50 50 25 130 210,000 400,000 312,462 125,000 1,500,000 <63326453 1,330,000 1,000,000 e823,217 125,000 125,000 214,895 Williamsport— 350" 50 100 Reading— First National Bank. 0 475" 100 20 100 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 95 90 50 100 117,458 16,782,249 2,810,622 3,059,164 2,782,296 , 115"" "50 97,338,396 9,474,784 1,374,723 4,949,168 2,008,555 180,377,288 11,004,651 5,082,885 1,633,203 5,777,135 <16541866 500,000 <1,048,412 307,062 150,000 ReadgNatBk&TrCo 90 1205 50 100 50 12,837,779 12,645,453 2,362,981 486,605 92,766 311,492 759,945 250,000 125,000 300,000 500,000 Berks Co Trust Co__ '"75"' "73" 622,920 56,751,289 2,402,849 13,496,143 16,088,939 22,513,151 44,921,991 9,328,482 8,869,247 68,577,592 2,298,477 79,446,862 4,321,664 4,833,507 1.631.361 4,197,473 4,243,271 4.391,795 9,367,395 266,904.171 16,669,634 6,485,010 2,199,913 3,562,877 1.248,399 7,898,265 5,458,030 29,330,900 32,162,392 3,700,394 6,405,002 1,893,782 24,080,583 ' 100 10 10 10 3,925,000 1,819,816 1,676,448 Pittsburgh Co Union Trust Co Real Richmond Trust Co_ Tr Provident Trust Co. 60 656,111 275 Potter Title & Tr Co. "50 805,695 2,684,445 7,408,555 1,321,520 1,495,269 16,252,991 7,592.000 114,185,122 467,787 & T Co- 370,000 109,195 330,555 53,469 <5,021,939 227,913 <1,319,569 <1,922,246 <2,454,729 3,417,635 <1,235,744 <1,107,542 <7,775,237 6240,516 <7,574,125 325,704 457,672 1,097,707 < 217,083 222,132 < 605,828 <1,394,757 172,700 600,000 7,500,000 <16132563 1,000,000 <1,287,641 502,693 200,000 < 175,558 100,000 311,492 300,000 49.104 125,000 300,000 <1,408,418 440.483 500,000 2,000,000 <6,208,062 1,000,000 <3,335,908 719,929 250,000 700,000 1,072,844 60,267 200,000 2,600,000 <4,446,373 1,500,000 <2,037,919 al,000,000 2,468,043 164,836 125,000 974,800 1,320,000 2,000,000 <8,614,836 378,190 175,000 596,467 165,400 150,000 397,182 Manchester Savings Bank & Trust Co_ People's 3,300,000 200,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 250,000 125,000 1,000,000 812,750 6,700,000 12,500,000 preferred Penn Colony Tr Nat Bank of America Third National Bank Bank Co 100 Pittsburgh— 150 W Bank- of'PitfsU.N-A. 50 shot* 50 917,570 9.799.345 e819,991 Ask. Per Per share. Allegheny Val Bank- 58 Bid. Par. 2,250,926 e512,917 clOl.619 300,000 Roxborough Tr Co— Security Title & Tr__ 250 Per Harrisburg— Co__ Harrisburg Nat Bank Central Trust Co— Deposits. $ Arsenal Bank East End Trust Gross Surplus A Profits. Phila.—(Con.) 200 275 190 117 COMPANIES 290 share. 25 65 250 Banking 31 1930. 118 BANKS AND TBUST COMPANIES National Banks Surplus & Profits. Capital. Cross Deposits. Bid. Par. S York— Central Nat Per 293.773 250,000 475,259 150,000 500,000 i 707,335 250,796 125,000 505,818 225,000 1,008,592 300,000 640,668 500,000 746,263 500,000 750,000 1,592,077 Bank__ Drov & Mech N Bk_ First National Bank- Industrial Nat BankWestern Nat Bank„- York Co Nat Bank-. York N Bk & Tr Co_ Guardian Trust Co_. York Trust Co Ask. 2,618 ,341 2,519 .344 6,223 ,184 1,330 ,885 3,408 ,892 3,873 ,256 3,775 ,335 3,123 .960 7,289 ,865 share 200 87 40 42 Texas Bank & Tr Co 701,513 9,859,354 24,990,719 36,414.886 3,220,050 479,390 20 100 369,547 311,936 9,673,278 4,638,704 100 377,326 300,189 8,844,552 100 11,629,772 100 807,290 40,400,544 3,366,266 13,990.233 17,380.967 14,610.743 8,795,131 5.501,697 14,681,832 100 100 30,856,552 100 2,473,265 *144,538 100 100 5.778,999 5,924,175 4,543,554 100 325 100 150 818,736 344,188 4,836,903 2,824,567 100 100 2,000,000 1,300,000 300,000 1,200,000 350,000 600,000 Oak Cliff Bk&Tr Co State Trust & Sav Bk 2,932,211 11,828,388 13,374,453 41,713 100,000 389,130 750,000 1,100,000 cl ,499,381 2,500,000 2,589,439 117,992 200,000 c 31,912 100,000 Dallas Bank & Tr Co 56.267.182 4,428.746 12,126,702 1,017,548 920,175 1.005,561 169,838 300,000 293.525 1,100,000 300,000 Cl ,029.472 Trust Co Nat Bank of Comm-_ 22 4,000,000 c2,680.754 454,327 150,000 c 911,847 1,000,000 c 41,183 100,000 c 25,220 100,000 c 27.134 125,000 C Republic Nat Bank & 150 20 930,114 553,375 66,049 100 100 514,110 12,899,969 13,402,360 2,967,056 18,697,968 2,397,035 8,940,184 27,325 142,513 142,209 446,203 2,604,774 3.032,901 20 270 20 100 39 State National Bank 135 Per Aquidneck Nat Exch Bank & Sav Co— 300,000 i 120,000 300,000 Newport Nat Bank-Newport Trust Co__ 316,753 149,319 540,290 8,893,608 628,233 3,609,845 1,024,411 3,387,990 50 *107 60 *105 100 *212 Providence— 500,000 25 Stockyards Nat Bank share. 67 128,386 10 16 3,221,453 60 265,541 135 1,876,427 ' i 50 85 497,026 6,161,784 60 80 41,139,491 8,963,848 il ,434,797 50 160 3,739,061 2,814,305 11,659,095 100 305 100 400 10,745,999 143,487,187 45 161,287 25 1,093,266 12,357,150 104.422,484 1000 4200 1,272,974 26,464,085 100 300 200,000 120,000 500,000 850,000 450,000 1,500,000 4,000,000 125,000 5,000,000 1,000,000 & Trust Co High St Bk & Tr Co Mechanics' Nat Bk_ Nat Bank of Comm. Phenix Nat Bank— Providence Nat Bank Industrial Trust Co. Lincoln Trust Co Rhode I Hos Tr Co. Union Trust Co- Woonsocket— 71 20 150 . 244,299 100,000 3,848.158 "87"" 325" 410 53 4500 310 Per Woonsocket Trust Co Continental Nat Bk First National Bank. Ft Worth Nat Bank- Columbus Exch Bank share 1225. 100 100 100 100 Hutch in gs-Seal y National Bank-__ 500 First National Bank- City Bank & Tr Co_ Houston Nat Bank Second Nat'l Bank-Nat Bank of Comm. Public Nat Bk&Tr Co Federal Trust Co-_- Pet 450,000 172,524 464,562 173,503 37,862 485,255 cl,688,657 272,365 3,858,351 4,563,889 2.392,618 386,314 29,621,985 24,793,562 6,865,111 633,500 500,000 225,000 414,077 225,881 C20.148 Carolina Sav Bank__ 200,000 50,000 People's State Bank- 2,000,000 1,500,000 South Caro Nat Bank So Carolina Sav Bk__ Columbia— mm m m Nat Loan & Exch Bk Peoples St Bk of S C 300 225 First National Bank- 200,000 200,000 50,000 e C c 370,051 475,822 123.668 1,859,583 2,629,645 2,422,806 mm 305 250 135 10 100 325 100 m mm .• Co__ Houston Land & Tr San Jacinto Trust... 12 m — **. '« share. San Antonio— Alamo National Bank Mer & Farm Bank__ Southern Trust Co__ National Banks Mar. 25. 83,485 366,536 183,344 100,025 20,429 668,289 3,906,866 2,922,881 775,838 158,134 TENNESSEE 100 10 share. 260 265 22 25 e 100 100 100 100 __ Hamilton Nat Bank. East Tenn Sav Blc__ Comm'l Bk & Tr Co_ Union Planters' Nat' Bank & Trust Co. Manhat S Bk & Tr Co Commerce-Union Bk Nashville Trust Co__ b Third National Bank 60 115 75 45 65 40 1,065,573 2,540,772 1,422,021 5,822,396 20,813,492 20,339,560 Nat Bank of Comm. Sam Houston State Bank & Trust San Antonio Nat Bk 1,000,000 200,000 203,125 756,157 C315.683 130,058 19,334,246 5,182,462 371,220 100 225 30,147,188 23,890,513 1,333,351 24,492.369 5,661,674 100 100 300,000 800,000 800,000 600,000 m m m share m 90 prices share mmm 300 m-m — 25 mm *. mm" rnmmm 20 20 100 180 100 280 ~-mm* 100 300 325 16 18 215 200 10 100 100 220 220 275 150" m m mmmm rnrnmm ' m m mmm 170 160 100 950 share 975 500 475 165 share* 175 130" 140"" 100 100 310 100 180 325 185 100 1250 100 115 100 100 m mmm w*m ~ _ » 100 v 100 Waco— Citizens' Nat BankFirst National Bank First Trust & Sav Bk Per 228,393 232,574 20,407 131,000 63,236 250,000 1,000,000 100,000 300,000 100,000 Liberty Nat Bank. National City Bank _ 7,137,588 9,530,656 100 1,033.980 2,250,000 66,999 100 100 100 240 100 shart 255 160 75 75 90 90 100 100 10 share Institutions Dec. 31. 315 Ogden— shart Commercial Sec Bk_ First Savings Bank.. b Ogden State Bank__. First National Bank- 6 300,000 250,000 100,000 500,000 143,369 4,027,775 4,239,324 266,073 355,298 266,724 100 8,372,547 7.064,024 100 J-* §5 X* 100 100 1 i V • |<S 11 11 166 : i 11 270 305 306 19% 20% 100 46,354,236 t 10 5,080,705 25 5,353,392 10 8,914,783 8,594,429 6,634,018 100 State UTAH share 250 265 Per 3,467.864 616,153 536,705 1,113,055 1,272,803 , 277,395 m «• 100 share. 20 Per 3,500,000 4,585,193 700,000 cl,720,591 1,440,395 261,815 100,000 500,000 300,000 National Banks Dec. 31. Per 2,821,994 1,098.576 69,126 65'; f.; Norn inal 100 20 100 3,000,000 1,000,000 50,000 share. 78 80 155 Utah Sav & Trust Co Walker Bk & Tr Co_ Per 600,000 500,000 500,000 t 500,000 500,000 300,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 259,593 621,295 163,840 258,307 529,068 201,413 820,678 707,465 10,923,743 6,476,275 7,240,282 10,044,205 11,563,505 1,966,155 23.655,889 13.475.732 100 100 shart 125 277 115 285 100 100 26 160 193 175 100 310 322 100 135 130 h b 27 " 160 70 Salt Lake City— Contl Nat Bk&Tr Co Deseret Nat Bank Deseret Savings Bank National Copper Bk_ Utah State Nat Bank 75 Zion Sav Bk & Tr Co 197 (h) 165 175 National Banks VERMONT Dec. 31. State Institutions Dec. 31. (-■ Bftrrc TEXAS Chittenden Co Trust Howard Nat Bank Merchants Nat Bank Dec. 31. Norn inat Austin Nat Bank Republic Bk & Tr Co Security Trust Co Texas Bank & Trust- 300,000 300,000 200,000 400,000 200,000 Per ^27,052 c 5,325,739 810,349 35,118 500,720 66.650 8,738,516 1,819,886 7.341,963 1.805.271 132,901 285,745 85,539 3,829,681 100 100 5,013,353 4,068,584 434,922 6.841,705 100 100 250,000 386,395 444,065 215,657 870,104 Burlington Trust Co_ 100,000 150,000 150,000 100,000 195,221 99,523 120,347 201,505 3,291,049 3,095,756 2,097,335 4,994,441 100 135,510 318,601 187,952 179,568 255,281 948,245 3,306,497 375,747 2,070,079 1,889.238 100 100 200,000 a 500,000 150,000 c share. 100 100 Capital S B & Tr Co 100 First National Bank- 100 Montpelier Nat Bank Montp'r S B & Tr Co 40 100 Montpelier— 100 Secur St Bk & Trust Texas National Bank Per 250,000 250,000 400,000 125,000 250,000 * Sale price. b Member of First e Sold with First c c c 606,801 224,718 793,433 36,320 228,250 6,187,779 3.011,723 9,309,130 1,132,370 5,077,929 100 100 100 100 100 Mhur* Rutland— Central Nat Bank Clement Nat Bank__ Killington Nat Bank Rutland Co Nat Bak Rutland Trust Co 200 200 65 150 Per c 100 100 100 Nom inal Beaumont— American Nat BankCity National BankFirst National Bank- share 100 5,562,840 2,189,969 share Per 100,000 200,000 100,000 Burlington— State Institutions _ Austin American Nat Bank- Per ' Granite S B & Tr Co People's Nat Bank__ Quarry S Bk & Tr Co National Banks Dec. 31. V mmmmm■ 1 Per 625,000 2,500,000 2,000,000 Nashville— American Nat Bank- dS,000,000 American Trust 1,000,000 Broadway Nat Bank _ 60 Dec. 31. Memphis— Bank of Com & TrCo First National Bank State Savings Bank • State Institutions Knoxville— East Tennessee N Bk mm 65 HO 100 share. 105 100 Chattanooga— Amer Tr & Bkg Co_ First National Bank- m 160' " Per Com'wealth B & T Co 150,000 400,000 500,000 100,000 60,000 m Per Commercial Nat Bk Frost National Bank Groos National Bank Per First National Bank. 60 60 Port Arthur— First National BankMerchants Nat'l Bk. City Cen'l Bk&Tr Co Spartanburg— American Nat BankCentral Nat Bank 20 350 Per Peoples Nat Bank— mm 120 10 Greenville— Piedmont Sav & Tr_ mm Per Central Union Bank- snare. 8,130,832 4,588,699 5,146,278 Citizens & Sou Bank Miners & Merch Bk. 100 100 100 100 150 Per Fidelity Trust Co 200,000 500,000 share 110 No minal State National Bank Charleston— 100 100 HoustonCitizens State Bank Guardian Trust share Per U S National Bank-- -mm' - 23 155 100 Galveston— City National BankFirst National Bank- Union National Bank South Texas Com¬ mercial Nat Bank. Atlantic National Bk - 22 Per Amer Bank & Tr Co Union Bank & Tr Co Per Blackstone Can Nat- share.* 150 50 100 Fort Worth— Newport— 52 "il" Per First National Bank- RHODE ISLAND Mar. 25. 52 "24*1 50 100 El Paso— El Paso Nat Bank National Banks share 50 100 100,000 100,000 240 20 2,040,532 16,725,271 1,500,000 cl.235,463 400,000 c 234,064 377,061 200,000 600,000 Cl.100,827 1,000,000 c 666,797 500,000 c 512,578 200 First National Bank- 85,265,011 7,793 100,000 2,500,000 d ,047.179 130,947 500,000 c 1,000,000 c 975,416 1,000,000 cl ,265,832 1,000,000 c2.578.710 800,000 c 413.149 600,000 c 265,280 1,000,000 cl,240,360 100 100 20 8,000,000 c6,792,163 31,133 150,000 c 2,000,000 c 728,831 Liberty State Bank__ Mercantile Bk & Tr_ Ask Per 750,000 1,000,000 32 31 85 Bid. 200,000 200,000 30 30 25 Par. , 190 '"62" "63" Cross Deposits. 8 Dallas— 100 25 Dec. 31. Surplus A Profits. Capital. loo 242" State Institutions TEXAS Dec. 31. 180 135 150" 350 Per 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 50,000 100 100 100 share 170 150 shart ' BANKS National Banks Dec. 31. National Banlis Mar. 25. Bid. Par. Deposits. Trust Co Lynchburg Tr & S B_ Nat Bank of Tacoma <1,000,000 Puget Sound Nat Bk Puget Sd Bway Bk_. 600,000 200,000 887,496 256,047 48,815 100 10 .100,000 98,959 1,750,775 100 575.978 5,627.360 100 34,042 647,898 6 641,431 259,602 171,392 63,120,857 550,000 1,323,545 4,765,465 4,798,053 1,725,492 1,361,575 12,977,101 3,679,126 25 7,373,736 100 280 20 100 3,305,113 2,292,882 100 0225 550 V 22,697,807 12,689,210 4,768.362 500 share. • 100 180 100 170 40 Per 37 25 Center Wheeling Sav Citizens Mutual Tr Per Petersburg— Petersb Sav & AmTr 750,000 Nat Bank of Petersb. 400,000 1,000,000 Virginia Nat Bank.. 3,089,671 2,382,727 2,699,631 325.064 129,910 67,762 share. 50 100,000 500,000 6 Nat Bank of W Va__ Nat Exchange Bank- < Cent Union Tr Co.. 100 100 Per Portsmouth— 500,000 250,000 500,000 Merch & Farmers Bk 161,670 92,842 234,532 5.429,766 526,467 2,581,847 Dollar Sav <Sc Tr Co. Security Trust Co.. Wheeling Bank & 100 500,000 500,000 100,000 1,165,600 300,000 500,000 6 Co Trust 100 Richmond— First & Mer Nat Bk. Merch & Mer Bank. 17,389,327 3,935,906 1,658,701 9,250,623 50,152,463 1,549,536 1,105,231 3,500,000 61,641,665 600,000 6 858,929 300,000 6 45,497 1,000,000 61,124,281 3,000,000 63.934,157 200,000 6 235,398 154,500 6 142,103 Broadway Bk&Tr Co Central Nat Bank . Poll'd & Bagby Tr Co State-Planters *Bank 25 34 36 20 47 51 National Banks 848,475 20 "37' 20 57 * ■«. »• - ^ „ 27 160 low 100 ~ 235 mm 90 100 100 100 280 100 m 240 300 * rn.~m.mrn mm ■ ~ mi 305 .... 290 Trust Co La Crosse— Richmond Trust Co. Virginia Trust Co W* 78 41H Nat Bk of La Crosse 25 83 Security 25 15 20 State Bk of La Crosse share. Milwaukee— d Badger State Bank. Bay View Natl Bk__ d 400,000 200,000 230 Citizens Bk of Mil.. d 5,189,868 100 Savs e Bank 355 State & City Bank.. First Nat Exch Bank Mountain Trust Bk. 901,077 100 100 21,289,592 1,902,138 100 5,702,016 627,395 68,553 1,477,400 434,194 223 96 490 100 131 135 100,000 300,000 200,000 City Bank East Side d Bank... First Wise N Bk 10,000,000 Home Savings Bank. Holton St State Bk. 200,000 Kilbourn State Bk_. 100,000 50,000 100,000 Layton Pk State Bk. Liberty State Bank.. 150,000 100,000 National Banks Dec. 31. State Institutions WASHINGTON Dec. 31, 2,200,000 1,500,000 200,00 ' 400,000 200,000 dl ,000,000 d 200,000 d 200,000 200,000 200,000 d 200,000 d 200,000 400,000 d Milw Comm'l Bank- Per share. Seattle— Amer Exchange Bank Canadian Bk of Com 300,000 500,000 71.589 c200,000 96,743 1,704,624 5,503,969 2,487.341 45 50 100 Mitchell St State Bk. 100 u Nat Bk of Commerc* North Ave State Bk. Central Nat Bank of Commerce ^irst-Seattle-Dexter Bk i 73.466,427 1,968,069 9,812,188 30,457,462 769,031 2,629,724 15.759,339 12,592,454 2,894,550 2,038,565 4,764,009 a8,000,000 2,524,005 150,000 33,912 <500,000 348,433 Nat Bk of Commerce c2,500,000 61,804,365 North Coast Bk & Tr 312,500 40,000 Pacific Comml Bk 150,000 79,790 Pacific Nat Bank... 2,500,000 1,085,583 600,000 314,462 People's Bk & Tr Co 300,000 81,981 Peoples First Ave Bk Sumitomo B of Seattle 200,000 51,108 400,000 University Nat Bank 122,810 Washington Nat Bk of Commerce clOO.OOO 34,369 W Seattle State Bk. 100,000 36,540 irst Security BankMetropolitan Nat Bk _ 1,184,698 693,858 . 70 72H 20 State Bank of Milw. c TeutoniaAveStateBk d Vliet St State Bank. West Side Bank Wisconsin State Bk. 100 100 00 100 20 70 2i0" 100 r 220" 60 70 75 4.730,942 3,571,008 23,062,581 1,004,817 13,638,554 14,461,062 2,542,280 145,613 64,931 603,035 90,399 511,967 127,671 278,104 300 m mmmm mmm " 100 150 160 100 210 225 200,000 200,000 . 400,000 d 7,259,556 421,975 d 64,824 2,695,570 d 1,277,171 127.179 6 100 130 3,245,192 137,794 d 162,669 2,373,420 d 8,609,202 155,155,023 20 289,941 1,886,917 100 ; 40,802 1,256,649 20 90,148 1,334,446 1,148,717 100 250 70,191 100 200 1,547,566 138,651 175 100 62,442 1,148,287 44 20 61,234,280 19,939,420 20 84 2,501,714 31,490,138 d 226,290 3,003,105 20 363,366 1,998,604 100 355,819 2,876,327 6 13,316,970 d 390,226 d 240.499 3,117,361 d 1,387,607 51,684 100 '200 2,811,986 255,846 100 157,480 1,567,349 d 66,656 873,278 d 1,357,322 78,694 20 908,153 82,357 20 50 3,227,921 165,408 d 1,568,454 167,207 100 290 2,913,974 827,638 20 110 4,015,781 461,455 6 100 636.382 t 1,931,701 mmm.rn.mmmm , mm mm share mm mm mm *» mm mi. mm mm m» mm mm ~ mm mm mm m. mmmmm.rn.0m mm mm mm mm mm*" — ma mm „ mm^mmmmmm mmrnmrnrnm mmmmmmmrn mmrn-m, m mm -mm m mm mmmmmmmrn mm mm m m mm. m* mm mmm m-'rn mm 205" 46" 88 wrnrnm-mmmmmmm mm m mm. ..... mm*mm mmmmrnmmmm ... mm m mmmmmmmrn rnmmmmmm mm mm mm m, mmmmmmmrn mm mm mm ' m-mmmm mmmmrnrnrn mm mm- mm mm mam mm mm .m 'mm 0m m ' m> «b mk mm mm. mm mrn-m.mm.mm mm'mm mm mmmmmmmrn mm. mmmm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm m mm mmmmmmmrn 80 First Wise Trust Co. 300,000 1,000,000 " 120 100 Per share. 400,000 500,000 6 OldNatBk&UnTrCo ©1,500,000 6 25,000 Security State Bank. Spok & East Tr Co.. el ,000,000 6 1,000,000 Spokane Savings Bk. 200,000 Washington Trust Co First Nat Tr & S Bk. e—. share 60 60 235 c Spokane— American Bank 16th Ward State Bk. Sixth Wise Nat Banl i 100 20 100 Per _ Per 1,000,000 300,000 1,000,000 800,000 4.819,881 906,603 5,003,510 1,169,708 2,266,690 527,086 104,786 526,990 28,493 144,342 36« 50 Roanoke— Colonial Amer Nat B Per . 500,000 6 50,000 500,000 60,000 100,000 25 Institutions Dec. 31. 60 Batavian Nat Bank 35,319,857 1,898,493 2,351,968 2,711,601 2,500,000 62.486,638 200,000 6 491,336 750,000 6 228,051 500,000 6 359,954 1,000.000 61,910,171 State 41 275 100 WISCONSIN Dec. 31. 15 25 Exchange State Bank Sav Bank & Tr Co.. Un Bk & Fed Tr Co. N mm & Trust Co. Horton 175 share. Per share. Bank of Comm & Tr. & share. 100 — & Sav Bank So Side Bk & Tr Co. American Nat Bank. Citizens Trust Co.. 600,000 6 i Co Half Dollar Trust Bank '• Wheeling— Virginia Nat Bank 500 450 27 X Per 250,000 125,000 6 Seab'd Citiz Nat Bk American 100 wo 100 237 100 $ 600 199,698 551,216 Tacoma— 15 4,123,509 _ Trusts share. 230 3,529,515 3,303,777 1,209,368 655,385 Norfolk— & Ask. Per 180 797,025 588,096 166,675 25,182 600,199 Mer & Mec Sav Bk. Merch & Planters Bk Norfolk Nat Bank of Com Bid. Par. 205 100 $ Deposits. 100 shore. 2,500,000 b 854,264 2,000,000 61,337,145 600,000 6 413,696 Oom'l Tr & Sav Bank Mutual Sav Bk & Tr Cross Surplus <Jt Profits. Capital. Mar. 25. 6,447,232 900,593 1,000,000 500,000 150,000 200,000 300,000 People's Nat Bank.. State Institutions $ 14,987,135 3,364,893 500,997 Per 1,000,000 b Ask. 119 ' WASHINGTON Cross Surplus & Profits. Lynchburg Nat Bank & COMPANIES Dec. 31. Lynchburg— First National Bank. TRUST State Institutions VIRGINIA Capital. AND 20 100 v 60 'ir~ 70 National Banks WYOMING Dec. 31. 12" 100 25 Per Cheyenne- 0--- 25 American Nat Bank. 221,138 205.402 250,000 Stock Growers N Bk. 23 100 300,000 3,692,225 4,673,181 100 100 mmmmmmmrn m.m share mm mm mm rnmmmmm t Canadian Bank Statements Returns are all of Jan. 31 1931. Capital Fund. Reserve Reserve Paid in. Halifax— $ Deposits. Par. Bid. $ per Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000,000 24,000.000 193,761,368 cent 316 Per Toronto— 6,000,000 Toronto 9,000,000 318 Bank Imperial Bank of Can 7,000,000 7,000,000 9,000,000 8,000,000 Deposits. Bid. Par. Per $ S $ 36,000,000 38,000.000 610,601,847 7,000,000 7.000,000 112,581,977 2,816,331 500,000 500,000 4,000,000 1,500,000 39,730,066 Royal Bk of Canada. 35,000,000 35.000,000 643,571,806 Bank of Montreal 100 296 10(1 233 100 219 223 100 "127" 130"" 100 v Traded in as Old National Corp. 2S8M 223 Weyburn— Weyburn Secur Bank Per 524,560 225,000 2,345,744 x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. cent. 100 * Sale price, a Title to be changed to the First National Bank, b March 25 1931. c Member of the Marine Bancorporation. d Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. e Member of the Northwest Bancorporation. g New stock, i Member First National Corp. I Last sale, r Member People's Corp. t Includes trust funds, u Sold in units of one share of American Exchange Bank and one share of American stock, 288 SASKATCHEWAN 234 97,287,770 297 174& 228 95,647,802 227 220 Ask.. cent 100 cent, 100 100 100 91,405,336 Can Bank of Comm. 30,000,000 30,000,000 461,101,071 Dominion Montreal- Cross Fund. Banque Canadienne. Barclays Bk (Canada) Provincial Bk of Can 100 ONTARIO of Capital. Ask. \ Bank Prices are per cent, not psr share. Unit of the n Nominal, Bank Bldg. INSURANCE STOCKS 120 NetSurplusI Dec. 31 Par Capital. I 1930. Fire & Marine— Aetna Insur (Hartf) .. Agricultural (Watet'n) (NY). Equitable (N Y) Amer Fire (Wash'ton) Amer Home Fire 0 25 10 5 100 $20 (Newark) Amer Phenix (N YJ.¬ Am er Reserve (N Y)_ Amer Insur Amer Salamandra Automobile Ins (Hartf) Baltimore Amer (N Y) Bankers Sc Shipp (NY) 6 50 10 50 10 5 25 100 (Boston) Brooklyn Fire (Brook¬ 5 lyn, N. Y) Bronx Fire (N Y>—25 Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100 OamdenFlre (Camden) 6 Boston Carolina Central Fire (Balto).. 10 10 10 Voting trust ctfa— Chicago Fire & Marine 10 (Chicago) City of NewYork(NY) 100 Colonial States (N1Q- Oommonwealth (N Y) Continental Ins (N Y) Corcoran (Wash'ton). Gosmopol n Fire (NY) Eagle Fire (Newark). Empire Fire (Bklyn) __ Federal Ins (Jer City) FIdelity-Phenix (NY) _ Fire Assoc of Phila— Fireman's (Wash'ton) Flremans Fund (8 F). Firemanslns (Newark) Franklin Fire (Phila). Germanic Fire (N Y). Glen Falls Insurance 7,500,000 17,950,116 3,000,000 4,788,385 3,000,000 4,322,916 2,000,000 2,000,000 100 000 373,688 1,000,000 611,617 6,687,480 9,141,434 3,000,000 *19,000 1,000,000 1,568,974 2,500,000 *926,949 5,000,000 6,897.940 1,000,000 1,361,916 1,000,000 1,775,068 3,000,000 11,926,413 23,836,540 5,844,655 1,698,633 6,471,446 60,473 626,538 14,809,204 ilH 25* !§* (New York) Great Amer Ins (N Y) (Halifax,N.S.) Hamilton Fire (N Y). Hanover Fire (N Y).. Harmon la Fire (Buff). "16 Hartford Fire (Hartf). 10 York)... 10 Halifax (New Home F & M (8 F)— Homestead Fire (Bait) Hudson Insur (Hud¬ son (NY) Importers & Exporters (New York)w.i,^ Independence Fire 50 10 10 10 10 (Philadelphia). com (New York) — \pref Lafayette (New Orl).. Liberty (Louisv, Ky). Lincoln Fire (NY)— Lumbermen's (Phila). Majestic Fire (N Y)_. Mechanics Ins (Phila) Mercantile Ins (N Y)_ Merch Fire Assurfcom (New York)-_\pref 1,803,730 2,111,108 2,359,433 5,323,830 500,000 773,612 753,182 ton 10 20 10 10 10 25 (Rochester) 13 16 65 67 "20)1 1511 27)* 28)* r 5,000,000 1,000,000 6,263,166 1,400,000 750,000 474,075 2,000,000 1,323,939 1,000,000 2,090,863 4,000,000 9,036,735 1,000,000 1,670,262 12,000,000 32,370,441 24,000,000 37,491,905 1,000,000 1,597,551 500,000 396,005 {::::: "38" 8 290 300 12 10 13 62" 13 M (Hartf) 100 York). 10 10 Virginia F & M (Rich¬ mond) 25 10 (NY) Wheeling Fire (Wheel) 100 71 52 54 8 9 7M 6% 289,447 50 15 60 20 :-i3H 20, 3,190,377 16)* 24 950,843 438,213 7,538,393 42 12,111,568 172 33 178 102 47 107 51 5,615,362 6,000,000 12,211,544 1,000,000 503,719 1.000.000 511,178 15,149,184 2.000,000 823.757 2,000,000 2,174,439 6,000.000 10,646,850 809,670 8,561,479 13,683,617 2,013,320 340,701 47 23 22 35 8M 10 % 9H 11)* 975 1025 49 52 330 1,000,000 1,000,000 1.000.000 1,779,143 802,974 320,599 2,383,002 1,806.267 289,515 308 "6 X 'Th 600,000 2,000,000 200,000 1,139,736 4.040.688 218.758 1,411,543 7,571,663 85 90 46 48 3,000,000 10,054,760 1,000,000 2.530.625 7,500,000 5,429,528 1,250,000 1,085,110 10,189,426 824,511 5,148,054 969,956 429,984 30 40 85)* 28)* 88 26 Aetna 24 27 29 Casualty & Sur (Hartford) (N Y). Amer Surety (N Y) 25 Constltu'n 10 Amer Reinsur M Ind (Phila) 10 10 84 88 42)* 84 5 44 I 86 10 Continental 48 15 27,340,139 19,170,246 911,536 685 il'A 20 803,559 546,183 4,972,716 1,002,952 36,961,876 40,721,992 2,791,705 588,870 20 22 35M 36)* 29)* 27)* 61)* 700 27)* 63 34 34 H 33)* 18M 38 >* 19)* 25 25 1.000,000 611,541 1,656,235 37 41)* 9 739,223 28,134,640 12 2,050,614 142,508 55,383 2,352,592 1,765,060 87,135 3,001,624 2,964,536 4,215,095 10 1.000,000 1,522,929 3,000,000 3.002.687 4.000,000 14,906,451 2.000.000 4,082,040 69 >* 12,041,716 Casualty & Surety 23)* 14 185,002 Share 67" 49 46)* 10 12,000.000 43,351,007 5 500,000 I 764,247 100 500,000 50 200,000 505,832 600,000 50 170,852 10 850,000 663,851 25 1,000,000 1,678,888 10 250,000 201,653 25 600,000 608,522 100 1,000,000 2,735,114 10 3,000,000 13,617,080 100 1,000,000 10 Westchester Fire 150 6 7,706,865 2,554,870 Travelers Fire U S Fire (New 10 25 25 Victory Ins (Phila) "45)* "45M 22 1.000,000 SecuritylnsfNew Hav) Springfield Fire & Mar (Springfield, Mass). Stuyvesant Fire (N Y) Transport'n Ind (NY) Transportation Insur (New York) 100 (New York) Uhi versal Ins (N e wark) 20 2,023,779 418,664 10 25 414,067 1,633,683 U S Merch & Shippers 11 3,472,234 Merchants & Mfrs Fire 60 { 16 61 19 Casualty (Hammond, Ind).. Excess Ins (NY) Employ era Re-ins (KC) Fidelity <fe Dep (Balt). General Alliance (New York) General Surety (NY) Gr Amer Indemnity (New York) 10 5 10 50 3.600.000 750,020 1,500,000 6.000,000 3,500,000 510,509 2,250,000 5,024,524 15,599.980 29,035 2.500,000 *7,500,000 2 7,073,186 804,224 1,616,983 7,144,570 332* 34)4 3 )* 24 )* 161 163 20 21 20 *30,664 10 1.600,000 801,678 3,377,113 18 10 3.000,000 7,308,851 8,956,350 59 10 1.250,000 611,785 2,356,282 5 10 2,000.000 625,074 1,660,887 6 10 2,600,000 6,000,000 1,069,444 5,222,006 558,256 13,733,054 23)* 4,000,000 750,000 4,600,589 500,000 8,667,112 4,120,812 702,280 12,023,163 79 19 20 69 70)4 33 35 Hartford Steam Boiler (Hartford) Independence Indem¬ nity (Phila) Lloyd's OasualtyN. Y. (New York) Manufacturers Oas'ty (Phila) Maryland Cas (Bait). Mass Bonding & Ins (Boston) National Cas (Detroit) National Surety (N Y) Now Amsterdam Cas 10 25 10 60 15.000,000 10 (Baltimore) York Indemnity 100 (New York) 4,500,000 4,500,000 9,232,999 1,000,000 401,979 2,279,856 20 3,500,000 1.002.626 2,358,644 5 760,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,500,000 1.500,000 1,160,000 570,056 520,074 1,222,058 1,505,415 1,426,228 330,619 4,052,831 7,772,153 11,629,302 7 7 24)4 31)4 81 New Preferred Accident (New York) (f) 47)* (f) 62)4 Public Indemnity 25 ------ 28 — ... 25 28 (g) (g) {A. 63 1,006,712 2,288,441 10 1,367,305 1,688,044 16 20 10 10 50 IT S 25 Casualty (NY).. U S EMdelity & Guar¬ anty (Baltimore)... 10 10,000,000 11,305,830 3)4 5 100 150 60 63 17,634,286 d 30)4 12 1,000,000 500,313 1,000,000 1,064,886 200,000 122,935 5,000.000 17,121,075 500,000 356,670 10,000,000 2,426,006 100,000 327,653 5,500.000 1,921,711 (Newark) Seaboard Surety (N Y) South'u Surety(NY)._ Stand Accident (Mich) 1,000,000 Insurance Merchants (Providence) Michigan F & M (Dot) Mohawk Fire (NY)— National Fire (Hartf). National F & M I0 5 10 (N J) 50 Nat'l Liberty (N Y)_. Nat'l Union (Wash).- 5 Nat Union t Rossialns (Hartford). 601,025 (Newark, N J) 388,517 1,715,723 Rochester American 1,015,892 1,425,883 1,887,843 4,821,060 1.000.000 Knickerbocker 819,375 1,691,993 13 105 555 1,000,000 (Philadelphia) 250,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 2,000.000 15 33 10 Insurance Co of State of Pa (Philadelphia) 100 Insur Co of Nor Amer 5,142,991 4,004,236 29 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 2,000,000 100 7,000,000 30,109,790 10 16,300,000 16,383,804 Guaranty Fire (Prov). 8,159,491 1,274,165 351,539 14 1,766,303 2,694,294 122,557 2,945,602 26,044,777 31,882 852,523 496,919 212,191 2,776,499 21,840,660 11,136,279 213,723 14,751,849 9,604,497 6,075,499 731,428 10 6.000,000 20,411,578 3,000,000 1,000,000 1.000,000 27 1,341,396 10 10 10 5 31 "17 }l "17 H 12)* Ask. Bid. Reserve. Phoenix Ins (Hartf).. - Washing- Providence 5,297,285 2,400,953 2,414,344 5,763,535 280 100 Unearned Premium Fire & Marine— 49 101 525 Dec. 31 1930. Per St PaulF&M (St P). }l.000,000 Capital. * Per Share 2,864,804 1,410,669 (Glen Falls. N Y)__ Par Ask. (Providence)... Public Fire (Newark). Reliance Ins (Phila).. Reliable Fire (Dayton, Ohio) Republic (Dallas) Republic Fire (Pitts). Rhode Island (Prov). 600,000 192,199 1,500,000 1,745,606 10 200,000 165,704 100 1,000,000 3,028,229 10 19,494,464 34,972,752 50 100,000 319,029 10 1,000,000 617,283 10 1,000,000 897,761 10 400,000 112,485 10 2,000,000 7,603,666 10 13,858,068 28,867,143 10 5,600,000 5,417,300 20 200,000 234,499 25 7.600,000 11,178,573 10 18,792,020 20,051,705 5 3,000,000 9,075,031 10 1.000,000 237,415 Globe of Amer (Phila) Globe & Rutgers Fire 5 Flre(Pitts) 100 Brunswick New Bid. (Wilmington, N.O.) Home NetSurplus Reserve. $ Amer Alliance Amer Unearned Premium 20,806",681 56)* 57 9,986~488 8)* 22)* 9 26 163 10 15.000.000 23.967.45S 323,109,945 6 400,000 351,168 100 Louis) 1,520,519 52 53)4 12,680,704 26 28 36,482,102 6,193,762 115,026,905 471,175 14,345,318 305 320 118 10 2,000,000 3.000,000 600,000 14 16 100 1,000,000 5,367,140 800 900 Columbian Nat'l Life 97,538 12,000,506 153 Fire (New Bruns, N J)_. New England Fire (Pittsfield, Mass).. New Hampshire Fire (Manchester, N H) New Jersey Insurance (Newark, N J) New York Fire New York HamburgNorth River Ins (N Y) Northern Ins Co (NY) Northwest E ire & Mar (Minneapolis) LifeAetna Life (Hartford) Central States Life (St (Boston) Conn Gen Life (Hartf) Continental Life (St L) 10 115 Kansas City Life (Kan¬ 10 1,000,000 1,285,106 1,530,080 26 28 10 400,000 602,694 345,243 21 26 10 3,000,000 8,380,739 5,212,038 50 53 20 1,000,000 1,000,000 2,830,600 4,000,000 2.000,000 656,062 544,159 769,283 6,370,934 3,005,613 1,851,447 853,988 45 27 48 23 30 8,498,315 3,899,335 40 42 1,000,000 791,631 628,621 2.000,000 1,000,000 1.000.000 4,493,989 1,775,828 1,733,623 6,597,690 886,489 2,868,533 1,000.000 1.000.000 250,507 1,363,874 938,060 417,355 sas City, Mo) 55,870,287 Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft 10 50 10 25 21 77 87 Wayne, Ind) Mo State Life (StL)._ Pan-Amer Life (N O). 10 Phila Life (Phila) 10 Occidental Life (LA). 100 Sun Life Ass'nce (Can 100 Travelers Ins (Hartf). 100 West Coast Life (S F)_ 1 Western States Life (San Francisco) 20 10 10 10 2,500,000 3,500,000 66,671,362 80 5.000,000 1,616,561 135,697,480 20 19 1,000,000 2,281,806 24,166.064 30 30)4 700,000 302,622 11,601,387 9 12 1.000.000 *1,134,151 *18,652,985 24 H 20)4 2,000,000 *60307762 *358686322 1725 1800 20,000,000 26,963,538 500,449,047 980 1000 750,000 631,483 3.75 3.95 17,615,478 1.000.000 1,000,000 21,422.186 39)4 48 North westernNational (Milwaukee) Occidental Ins (S F).. Pacific Fire (NY) 25 10 25 110 . 125 20 24 110 115 Peoples National Fire (Philadelphia) Phila Nat (Phila) a 5 10 6)* 7 Holding company. (6) 320,000 no par shares, f All stock owned by National Surety Co, g AH stock owned by North British & Mercantile Co. tNewstock v Ex-stock dividend, y Ex-rights, t No par value * Figures shown are Dec. 31 1929. ^ It Last sale.